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' I L I 1 ' Fechtel The attorney monitors the proceedg and presen eidence to jurors But Hernng sass it wand jurors who nake the (ul docion — not the sth attorney You know 'IIerrg said whenaardjun maka ____ one of the charges stuck Brock said In (act, Bfock fc if a eer 'in(k it to iil Its blant and Weaks for itself E3rock added Mter Judge Wallace Hall last week dned the and jur) charges agast the io, IIemg refiled - _ ____ he ys he h can e ma pu ic - In response to the Pratt numtes request for a special prosecutor, Heg says, I tnk they (m mittee members) ought to do somethi stead of t talk . - ___ --' _____ _______________ - - -- - ____ -_____ _____ - - - ___________________ -'______ ___ ____ p L4' - - Leesburg, Ryan plans to keep ___ - __________________ — — I ----. _____ ________ __________ In essen Uemg sass the grd ju 'co ien of the 11inunhty and tit if jurors (md V(JWIC U that ioIaUono( the law hat ocue iIictments e likely to follow IIemg aiso pots out that if a and j _____ - x ___ __ A 1 i _______ p_I I ___ I \ \_ Herring Denies His Office Totally Influences Jury _ 2 - — -- Oni) tountt Conuiitssioner — Ilarri Kwiatkoski was n opposition to Rin s running f'irpoliticaloffiwhileholdmg the top job at 'Scniinole Count) Port L. AIltbor1tlSCnPA 11oweer R)ans assant [nuller sdtoda) that SCOPA attorne> William ____ llutchLsnn is rear'ng the ___ issue to Insure S(OPA board members that Ryan can legally n for political office while NO! NO! NO! criminal trials at Sanford. _ I __ _____ — - -... - - - -" ______ — _______ arks Gham of Inood decided to go for a Sday dthe In h ampWbiou aumobGe In the past Cowart has - muired of defense attornevc f TOthS attorne)s attenthng thetrclientsaregotngtotrial the sounding of the docket said schedWed at least two aitorne)s had to ThetrialdockeIof14crinal stand cases for this eek before Another circuit judge when Cosari, as published b thi ______________________ iked about Cii.'arts acttrr Circt Court Clerks of(icc — d, 'I e neer heard of this listedthetr1a1sforCourtroomI ore e ar as on the second floor of the JUDGE COART know theres nothing in tht courthouse south Judicial ing Admtnistrate Order about it Onl one of thc Seminol ae held the proceethn fl AdmmtraUse Order is m chanbers On all occasions the a document outlining loal judges, Robert 8. McGregor, pee has been allowed to sit in court 1es. has in the past held the on the sounding When repotters gent to ief - - ' - -----; - - - - - --_--.- ;:- ______ ;-:---: —ï _______ - E - - _____ ______ - - -- - ________ _________________________ - -. - ffleld Photo by Bill % Inerni Jr, Othcr judges iniluding Co art ch4inther at 9 15 this mormn - (Continued On Page 2-A) - - -- ____________ I ____ - - ___ plans are to retain his posion ____________ --- ________ __________ _______ 5 ,'l - - H 11 1 • m ____ ____ ( ,, 1llequ1phscar1thto-a) AroundTheCkk radio equipment and maintain Bridge 4-A 28 mightbeinneedofadecjon Crso 2-B eled to the House codn I do 2B __________ Ilorcopc lersd R>an was out of Obituaries ______ ________ - -j -- I ____ _______I LO\G WOOD Brad eus the ruxrent method of current1 held b James Smith A operator hired under the dependent laborator) pired ______ r _____ - . ________ ______ ___ • ____________ - -- . -- - - m - I- 0 g -- f\ — 6 bt Vihlen felt Fechtcl was too strong ñ ) III II \ g 0 2 5 0 -- I /I ____ I — _____ 0 ¶ — - . entering the race - - I ____ _____ - ____ 1th a chane of Chairman J H Grant told Other items on the agenda Anderson said he as r' 'o sk Fechiel s job Vthlen has shotr Highs in the low to council tt Mitchell said an include an appearance b) opposed to Seminazzi ptr - g 2 0 se rpac age p ants ser ing (ouil members June 1 or the 1ar area anu t1ie mann and Pathr Andersen (iciall> announced his intention Tueda - — Sunda) 's high l t(a) s low needed to set up a laborator) for testing sewer plant effluent the upper Southeast to necessary to equip a \oheastlkeStreetextended the man's background and I is considering entering a race 20 rn p h decreasing at night hoeer, Grant said Mitchell map appointment to the land Smith had origina1l been 1 tr for the U S Ccngress against Rain probabilit) 30 per cent had scaled do the estimate of planning agency planning and appointee ' Republican lktalls and tidts on Page A The (until asked th i ____ - _____ ____ _____ ________ 'I cs — I I ç -I ___ ____ ,: district councilmen Ma>or orKshop meeting for 710 James U. Irmann and City p.m., Thursda, with Ut) - _____ ___ ... - . - .. 0 - •- _____ — 'I iI . o 2 , m ('vi • I _____ lh ALOIE MURPIIY Authority Administrator the cnimi(tee to havt I I T - I - the Sanford Cii) Connission ' locatin -- 'O& - - RI 4'JV S - I -- _< ___ 1 -- ------ _•_ ----- - ' Bankers Corn,mttee of the l, I -- - - - _________ I ofreprentatiresoftheDI _________ _ a - - ___ _ -- -- POLICE _ - Thciorninitteeisexpectedto building the cli) hall on the .---- --- - -- - .. Photos hs Bill inctnI Jr In a draft report dated Ut -- i. * e sponsoring a seminar th week dealing th tnaUgation of hold off on making a final 2,mo re than locating it on rape and child molestatIon. Walter V. Melugh11n, left, foer decion on locating the city ball the lcre site. Knowles' final ctor, ho left with Dr. John until the uirnmiion's first report on proposed city ball flll 1nthg coordinator, jinehanofSC. tfleraldPhothbyfllllVincentjr.j meeting in March. in order for locations is due F'eb I. SEMINAR _ __.. 1 '• _.-e r - _________________ . - Foreman heard - '-'v . - ___________ - --, ______ . U Ro Hughes - --- - I •• _________ -- - ___ ___ �- .--.'''y-'-.-'- - 2A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Monday, Ian. U, 17 Sa nfo rd Atter Tools Stolen i1an in It1 ____________________________ _________________________________________________ - IAT1P%ii I IMI IJF _____ ________________________________________________________________ IJ RPIIF "• _____________ By BOB LIJJYI) Herald Stall Writer Sanford poli Ford Says Economy Better. Action Reports have jailed yearld Saord man in * Couds connection with a weekend Except For Unemployment * Police burgla' at an auto body Ricky Charles Hampton, WASHINGTON (AP) — Although unemployment remains high, aLmost everjthing else in the economy is srting to look good and ecans may be enUUed in another major tai cut in 1979, President Ford said today, "The underlying fact out our economy Is that ft Is steadily growing healthier. My policies for 1976 are in. tended to keep us on that upward path," Ford said In his annual eCOnOmIC report to Congress. He also said, 'Regrettably, a full recovery of the economy will take * Fire 01 io w. FIItSt.. was held In _________________________________________________ county Jail on $10,000 bond on charges of burglars' and possession of stolen property. complaint at the Lii' Champ outdoor lights were destroyed PoLk said the National Auto Food Store, 101 O'Brien Road, and one damaged, Sales body shop at 500 Laurel Fern Park. Ave. was entered by cutting a Deputy Archie Freeman THEFTS REPORTED hole in a wall and tools valued reported Kirk Winslow Martin, Patrolman Ray Bronson at $150 were reported missing. 18, of 1918 Stonehurst Drive, reported burglars made of Hampton was taken into Winter Park, was charged with w1thacashregIster,checkk economic advisers said "t'nemployment will almost surely remain dsly 'Evenunderthebestocircu11antheretw.fltofufl employment cannot realistically be accomplished this year or next." WA,SWN;1DN APi Unemployment can be reduced to below 5 per cent again but oy after inflaon and government spending have been brought under control, the chairman of President F's CoUncil 01 EcoflOC Advbers C ialrman Alan Greenspan said &mday the jobless rate, which wa 8.Jpercentin December, can "getlower than 5 percent." Buthesaid "ltwlllclearlynotbethisyearand very Likely not In 19Th" Greenspan and Prident Ford were schedWed to reported that Altamonte damage with rocks at L.akeview 2500 Howell Branch Road, in coming year. source of trained military n1arower in any emergency mobilization, They calculate that, unless sone flCW system IS about 0,000 men short of Its urgent needs in the first months of a rapidiy delopIng, intense war in Etpe. Although Pentagon officials are not dismissing polity of a long war, y appear most concerned about the Army's ability to mobilize enough trained zi ickly In 'vent of a sudden, massive Soviet attack on Western Europe. 76) I3TE - A) Agricijlture Zone - ,1nd serve a copy ther re s s I s B a r re ci Byt J ii ci g e I('nntfnued From Pgc !M buyin, receiving, and cult Judge Robert B. Conkling's office to inquire they ceallng stolen property. Lowell McGregor. were told that Conkling Is "out Williams, , of Orlando, is The trial Jury was to hear of town until Wednesday." charged in connection with testimony In aggravation and Cowart was the fudge who, on three rifles, two pistols, a mitigation before deliberating Voile A. Williams, sealed grand sword that were stolen from an the court that Spazlano receive JUrY Ifldlctznent5 in December Orlando location, Williams, mercyorthedeathpenalty,'nj ollose'1ng a four-week grand according to court files, is Jury's decision isn't binding on Jury jiobe of alleged wrongdo. accused of having the weapons the court. Ing In county government, on Aug. 6. Assistant State Atty. Claude The indictments were later The second trial scheduled Van Hook said be dropped the sent back to the jurors along this week, according to at- charge accusing Spaziano of with the Jury's report. The torney, Is that of Tommy raping a 30'ycar.old south said, and at least one section accused of delivering a con- 1973 because "we're satisfied deleted before it was re-Issued lled sutance: MariJuana, with the ange County rape and made public along with to an undercover state conviction and the murder Il aS - __ _____ — Guard, Inmate Die During LAKE BUTLER (Api - __________ __________ . I. _____ _____ _____ ___________________________________ I: Palestinian army officers launched a 36-hour program today to separate the Moslem and (iristlan CoinbatanLs in Lebanon's cf war. 'I'ruce teams toured a sI.xmlle front tecj'g [ku-ut. ordering militias on both Fides to pull back. using bullhorns, they announced that the leackra of Christian and Moslem private armies had agreed that milltaryeulpmentcoqId bemovedintoreznoveallatreet barricades. A police spokesman reported Moslem militiamen business district but (reed them alter 15 mInutes. of the Palestine Uberalici, Army stood guard at toteia shops, money changers' stalls and street markets that reopned for the first time in two mont1, Angolan Overtures Reported LUSAKA, Zambia tAP) A British corresponderg reported fros'n the capital of the Angolan Popular Movement (MPLA) today that the Soviet-backed faction Is making "discreet" overtures to the United States, NichaLa5A.thfordof'flT,pofLond reportedfrorn Luanda that .-the - MPLA'sdesjretoj ove relations with — ii? L___ that only two cases on the trial of first-degree murder in the docket were announced as Aug. 1973 death of 18-year-old trials, Orlando hospital clerk Laura Slated to start Tuesday Lynn Harbert.s, was scheduled morning is the trial of a Winter (or the second phase of his trial Garden policeman accused of at 1:30 p.m. today before Clr- or his attorney, GOP DO N v FREDERICK, P 0 Box 1795, S.anfrd, Flonaoij on or before Fcbruary7,976 Snoulø u falto upon receipt of the C VARIANCES THE EIGHT E EN T If .J U DI C IA L of this notice, the bk 1 LAWRENCE D. TRAIN — "blcat CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t.tiout name, to wit - RONALD J, BAU-1676).7v R-IA Residential COUNTY, FLORIDA ACKERBAUM, M 0, PA, under Zone Rear Yard Variance brom CIVIL ACTION NO, 76 13 CA09.E i(h lam engaged in busine at )O'tol'for Screenenctosuretor pool 'aA do A to a default may be entered 60IEa%temoraflBlyd inlheCityof on Lot 14. Block A, Wnter ega,nst you and Woods CEPTANCF COUPORATION the cause proce.d Altarnoni. Springt, Florida. Unit 3, PB IS, Pg 57, in SectIon 33 21 cx p.arte Plaintiff, That the party interested in Said 30. on King Alpine Court, (01ST 1) WITNESS my hand and official busint entrpnls, ii at followi 7 cal as Clerk of the above styled ALBERT .1. THORNTON ZACHApY & PIOLLAPID, JR and Ronild .i Ackert,aum A I Agriculture MARY IC HOLLAND Covrtonthisflyof January. 1976- Dated at Altamonte Springs, BA(3 I476)IIV wfe. and ion. Lot Site Variance from Arthur H Btckwith, Jr.. DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE & Seminole County, Florid., 43,SlOiq It to 19.596 sO II; tot Wiotpt Clerk of the Circuit Court. DEALTY CO December 31st, 191$ Variance from 700 (Ito 13$ I' Front By' Lillian T. Jenkins Defenciants Publish: Jan 17, IC, 36, Feb 7.1976 andSideSetb.ckvariancefromSofl Deputy Clerk NOTICEOFSUIT 0EV 50 ?o3Sfton Lot I), Forest Height SO MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Unrecorded Plat in Section 1721-79, 10 ClvERSl,:lED MOPTC,AGE a on Forest Lake Drive. (0151.3) (Seal) RItALTY Co IN T,IE CIRCUIT COUp I OF THE 3 '1. C. ROGERS 6A(2 loll) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publit?,: Jan36, Feb. 2,9, Il, 1976 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IV - PCI Country Estates Zone- that an action to foreclose a mor 0EV 121 CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR LotSizeVaniancefrorn4o,sqftto tgage on the following property in SEMINOLE COUNTY. 79,741 so ft on Lot 9, Bonaventu,.. Seminole County, Florada Case No. 7S12NCAIIC Heights, P0 11, NOTICE OF Pg 91, In Sectboni. RESOLUTION Lot 6, S,\p LAP4TA, THIRD In RI: The marriage of 2)29. or West Lake Brantley Road. SECTION, 1% recorded in PIt Boo' CLOSING, VACATING AND lAMES MARTIN REYNOLDS, (DIST. 3) ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY 15, Putji Rect'ds Hvit)and, 4. HARRY A. GOIHI1IP4O — iO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Seminotp County, Florida BA(3)4 743.11v NOTICE is hereby R 1AAA has been Iil,'d aqain5l you, and you given that the DIANa JANE REYNOLDS, Resideflti.l Zone Board of County Commissioners of Rear Yard %rerequ,r to Serve a copy ot your Wife Vaniancefrom 30ff to2$fton Lot 1, written Seminole County, Florida, s defenses thereto. el any, Block 8, Sweetwater Oaks Section 9, Regular Mating held on the upon LEC.PIARO V wooc, At AMENDED day of January, AD,, 1976, in the in Section 32 30 29. Further tofney Ion plaintiff, at Suite 2)1. 251 NOTICEOFACTION scnIbdasIocatedalth,(or,.,,of Mitfnj Avenue Allamonte, and County Commissioners' Meeting TO Diana Jane Reynolds S*l"Iwater Boulevard arid Valley Room in the Courthouse at Sanford. Iiethrrgiq nat with thpClq'rk 01 the -' 107 Cahfirnia Avenue ( urcie 1DIT ii .mfl,Ii(rA,flt ............... re E fl g I fl e To Be R es to red I - _____________________________________ -- -- with Management District Is levying _____ iiici water ;t, I - hut - I 'I Young Artists of Orlando concert, 8 pin., Loch Haven Art Center. Free to public. TUFASDAY, JANUARY 27 Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. , Sanford lions Club, noon, holiday Inn. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. . Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post 17-92, Longwood. - - The Happy Senior Citizen Club bus trip to Stephen Foster Memorial. Call Mrs. Frank Steudle, Casselberry. I Spring session Florida Guideposts starts at Bram Towers, 7 p.m. Ten-week class sponsored by Project OASIS under supervision of Seminole ('ornznunit' CoUege—talk.s, films, and slides. WEI)NEl)AY, JANUARY Casselbcrry Rotary Club, 7:30 a m., The Caboose. i'' "C a- '' _____ -- '•,.2J . 1 7iA' ' - 54 ' ' ' ..'" .. , - -fr ' _xt - .I - L." . J7 - .. . .' " .U.• P —- - d ,- _______ .::.. v, '.;4; . . , ', ,, _______S _____ - 'I ,. ______ - i '.i.: Honors Clubs WRANGLER LEE Army-Navy _____________________________________ Surplus PlTTSBuJRGl(Ap, —Men- lowing the union's ratification came Just hours before Fund)' on possible jail terms, but he tative agreement was reached vote. Pupils have been out of faced a possible jail term for' fined the teachers another 130,. early today in a ninc-eek-old clas.s since the strike began contempt of court. A hearing to 000 for a total of ,l05,000 in strike by city teachers. Dec. 1. show cause why 17 union lead- contempt fines (or ignoring his A ratification vote was set for A break-through apparently ers should not be jailed had back-to-work order. 310 SANFORD .- • L '1 - . -s-: -' ______ .f ., ,.'.,_ .::::., ,.. — •_ - 5 '1 -:r-- ,= ________ ',,, - were released. A spokesman for the school board said the city's 62,000 puoilS would probably be called back to classes later today, fol- AVE. w li7S Pt. Oqsii5 •ivtorn Trail Orlando. Ftc 13554 It? UaqnIi An. Attan*ffl.Spr,ngs.Fa 127$' Or lade *Utmoid.Spr,ig 173 4541 524 1344 __________________________ - - - Teachers President Albert reached on how to distribute a aid Ziegler Friday after union (or 31 school days, longest Fondy was expected to recom- reported $10.1-million wage lawyer Louis Ku.shner reid an strike in Allegheny County's mend approval by the union's package over two years. A agreement was near, history. However, a few of the 4,400 members. spokesman for the board said Kushner told the judge the city's 104 schools were opened The agreement was reached talks progressed smoothly after negotiations were at a "critical on a limited basis when almost after a marathon bargaining that point was settled, and delicate" point. Ziegler 609 teachers and aides crossed session that began Sunday The tentative agreement agreed to postpone the hearing the picket lines. morning and continued through sk George C. Hearn I ICALL 834-8776,,___ _______ _____ HOSPITAL NOTES I - A1)MIS.SIONS Sanford: Clara M. Ashle' Jean l)ernps ('ora I)ouglas Grant Young The Seminole Power r Squadron will present the Basic I)ora J. Downer, DeBary Boating Course of the U.S Thomas O'Grady, DeBary Power Squadron at Seminole harry S. B.osley, Deltona Community College. Francis J. Mungovan, Tuesday, Feb17, at 7 p.m. is Ilton:i mne time mr Inc tirst class and Mary V. Williams, Deltona also the registration time. free 12.week course is BIRTHS open to men, women, and older teenagers. You do not have to Mr. and Mrs. George own a boat to apply. lEvelynt Griffin. a boy, SanS a fe ty, sea in an ship, fril navigatiorl aids, charts, piloting the Compass and small DIS('IIAItGES boat handling will be included Ill the course subjects. Joanne A. Coggon e rDilwnrth Dixon Adeline (;ebhardt t\ntonina Grasso Winter Springs John 11. Banner Thelma A. harmon Sets VVork shop Thomas V. Hobbs Jr Rita A. McNeil WINTER SPRINGS Teodoro Morales 'l'he City Council will Dorothy W. Swairn resume discussion of tl:e Claude Whiddon Jr. proposed civil service .Jean Wilke flrflnrv I ___ one Accord Reached In Teacher Strike ,...., MONDAY, JANUARY 26 Executive committee Deltona Chamber of Cornrnerce, 7 p.m. at Mark VI house, 805 Normandy Blvd. Open to public. __ oynie Power Squadron I - __________ -- - The Biras r - WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. condition. tAP) Edward Morin says the He estimates when it is retrokendown 1924 (ireenglne he stored it will be worth anybought (or $500, complete with where from $8,000 to $10,000. fIat tires, Is "a steal." "I've already had 15 offers to Morin, a fire engine buff who buy the truck just the way it Is. is a captain in the local voIw). One guy drove by and saw i out teer fire department, bought bock there and offered me the vintage White (Ire engine $1,500 for it," he said a 500-gallon rotary gear Morin, whokeepsthepw'nper pwnp from Deputy Fire Chief at the garage where he works, disticts to Ocala, Irene Cothran Walter F. Dornon Elbert Gaines Albert Gates IIIRTIIS - BECOMESABRANDNEW flPIER EVERY 01 TILE MORE THAN PENN I BOND COPIER - Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Ek, a bo', - - ,-rrIjn1n,'1, t-ni,,ti ni ., , Ii' a .... - a .."..'.' Mary 1). Keeton l)ISCHMtGES Marjorie A. MacGregor 1lice 11). McLellan st'iiie ,'i. euies santerli Joyce Rarna.ssar Mrs. Runald t Margarette i Albert W. floIf Allman & boy Floreita Smith Velma Ranks Jacob V. Watson Anthony M. FairIes' (",lpnn Wolhnrn 1'nnnu 1r).,,. Kenneth Griffith, Altamonte Dennis Smathers Springs Jennie E. Walker Donald \V. kieffer, Deltona Joyce A. Feuerbacher, Myrtle 13. Welborn, Enter- Altarnonte Springs prise Wanda Mohn, Cocoa Priscilla Jackson, I.ake Doreen K. Ilrenner, DcBarv Monroe William Otley, Deltona Glc'ria E. Davis, Longwood Elizabeth C. Rowland, Spencer S. Kelly, Orange City Longwood ____________________________ Spencer S. Kelly Orange City _______________________ John C. Phillips, Osteen Laura Strong, Oviedo _____________________________ ... - . A - - you can buy as well as rent or lease it. So aflordibIe ¼_..A_....4 I I I I I.._)I P.O. BOX 444 L ________________________________ WEATHER __________________________ it k) r,4 - - .- - - ' , - '. - . .. ' ' . . ;. n 44r! ._, A 'r' II '-__ -f.J #1 fJ u"n!;f,,,,r " .a'-.' ' (T i !.i L , -'i'r .4 _ ' ... ,:', for .q, .-r1? xA4 4, 4 ?'& ,'.4 '.t I UNEIIAL HOME 'st .\iiil't)iII 11,11111 5/.\ll() ANi (11111, I 1LJ14 IDA lIlt PttI)N1 3?? .t?l .1 WIt I IAN I It(AP,lX('v4 , - . :. it.1 . .xsa-- - ai" t ' ' ",' 3. ' - A' 4. ' -, ' - -, - -- .:• ç.. I" çi , '7Lt • AI!P ',, ,. i. I' ii... _n ".'-' .. r , ' ;'• -' /J'. .. '.1: s-', it a'5s1j _ I'jj',' PI1 .'1'-,d:..''..;--.• - ç." '' '5 ' . ' 'A .. lP.:i - !.. ,.i '":' 'P4'f .aIJ" -r__ .. / . jfr_ " ': " -- - c' (1 . • -' .'' .'.': u -, ?.. "...;':2';, ,_ I 'c -- - -. ?" "O-- 7 ' ''-, " - ' 1 - -,...,.r,•, - " r2' t1 ',' '•"'• 1&..a., j4- ç . 'a1Ao. -' i'. , -.k,.. '1!' . '.b : .- f.,,lhJ' the family - , ' 3-.., 't4).. (f r" ,:?;r -&s ,&,j q)-4 4i "i - It's understandably difficult for famiiies to do things during a time of loss.. and yet so many things have to be done, We're here to do everything for them Itlat we can. tW. . ' f " c/i ,,,.'. 5b., j '-3) -# 1 t,(,;I,7 ';"i ,4.11t..S.J.ii -' t '. •....;. 3:('4 1 • .. - f- j a ea. ., -t , !'b , a CJRAMKOW ' .. . ' .. c; ., 'at.'' ':..._. $" 1 .. , . , 4 .' _'J. • Sanford ).% s, Z.L ''.- ' - MRS. EilM:t EASTON Parti)' cloudy through Mrs. Emma Evelyn Easton, Tuesday with a chance of b5, (if 129 Carriage 11111 I)rive, showers. Uigh.c in the low to ('asselberry, died Saturday mid lOs. Losss tonight mostly In night in Florida Hospital North the upper 50s Southeast to .a - 'x , Ir'- PH. 323-1330 working -. V '-... , i .'._'1,if' - -..-" - " , .-.. " , ,!,' , , ._s-t tr,'.rij:4 '' " ' ' . t.rjt - -. - ., :i - "- - , - t.- " -, .,J, I.UIIIJ IL,4I Area Death - ,,_ ,;:' I. I I CCVvRANY C)F FLC)RIDA. , . SHARPASAMAIN ,,,,/.1I r.J.:.:t..;;_-:d,.'..T7. .. - - D Id F I water-management ' — as _______ a tfo — " _____ _______ Salvation Kennedy & Cohen filed for reorganization under federal bankiuiptcy laws. "We even owe money to the man who sells us turkeys," said Landow, referring to his offer to give a free turkey to any customer who could buy an appliance cheaper than the price at Kennedy & Cohen. •1 .- — were - _________ - .. TAI.I.AIIASSEE (APi ter sthnagemcnt District and a da Flood Control District, As a water war looms over semiretired biologlst;Johnny which can levy up to one mill or Florida, voters face a maJor Jones, executive director of the $1 per $1,000 property value, Is decision on a proposed con- Florida Wildlife Federation, levying .375 mills. - MIAMI APi To the owner of Kennedy & Cohen, the "You've got my bird on it" tagline in advertisements was adaretocustnersinfindabetterdeal. But last week, Mel L.andow had the stuffing knocked out I\ - - ____________ ______ v said. Bankruptcy For ___________________ rte r roadways over the weekend, including a man whose car ranoff a I3revardCountyroadatahighrat.eof speed, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Troopers said James Edward Marguet, 30, of Melbourne died after the Sunday accident on Merritt Island. - i.;nu Monday, -- - Jan. U 17&-3A - By The Associated Press - "i. '--'.r'- - Six Die On Highways Notice it hertt,y given that the i approxImately 5,3 acres lying DISTRICT - AND R IAA SINGLE undersigned, pursuant to the directly Eatt of the Wtkiyi River FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. " ictltl Name Statute." Chaer and directly North Of S R. 4 TO PUD iPianned Unit S6509.Fsoridastatutn,willregister Currently named "Wayside Park." DEVELOPMENT). PZ (12273)33 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, fOIST. 3) 1776 acres located in Sections 2. 10. _____ ______ __________________________ - 'dOt For Lebanon Cease -Fire -. - . ..... - ________ PALM BEACH (APi Former Sen. Edward Gurney, RFla., says he has no Intention of returning to public life after his retrial on perjury and conspiracy charges. "I'm through with public life," Gurney said Sunday after a fund-raising reception to help him pay his mounting legal bills, "I'm looking for another challenge row," he said, "parUcularly economic challenges." - ' f..' ' ______ Gurney Rejects Public Life - j0 - - -.. -- .-. - mill. a revolt "so maybe it will send a within the district can levy up to "The basic gut-item 13: Do message to the legislature that mill and they range from .1 ______ __________________ ____________________________________ you favor water management the water mnanagment districts to .69 mills. and do you want to use ad valo. should be state agencies under The four other diztrct SI rem tax Lu pay (or It?" the Department of Natural Sen. Phillip Lewis, D-West Resources with direct appeal to Johns, Suwanee and Northwest POLK HO NO RED iertf I Josj Polk chats with County CommissIoner SM VIhIen Jr., Palm Bech, a leader in the the Cabinet." plus interim Ridge and Gulf Saturday riuring barbecue held in Polk's honor at Sabal Paims Pt IP (n _____________________________________________________________________________________________ rio not levy property mig to gaIn approval in AT BARBs'.,uc Country Club. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.j The six present water man- taxes, The proposed amend. the March 9 presidential pciagement districts were shIfted ment limits the Northwest Dis mary. from DNR to the Departinentof ti-jet to .05 mills. Stn. Robert Graham, Dconcedes that it will be Environmental Regulation, The battle over who will pay (lifficult to get the proposal which Is controlled by the Envimanagment may put Ca PI ronmental Regulation Commis- for rrn urban areas in head on collision "In the first place, it contains SIOfl. witi) agricultural interests. 'fli Jones aLso objected to having controversy has been looming the word tax and most people don't understand it;' Graham appointed officiaLs set taxes, for years. with South Florida ro icliii g E iii p I said. but Lewis said the amendment cities complaining of limited Gov, Reubin Askew, Lt. Gov. would place the water manage- water supplies. ATLANTA (API 1,409 Jim Williams, Agriculture ment boards more under legisFormer (ron: a family peanut farm, was Oct. I, 1975, there Marshall contends that users ('rgia Coy. Jimmy Carter, a governor of Georgia from 1971 agencies, etc., including 11 cx. Commissioner Doyle Conner, lative control. Any tax they set Democratic presidential candi. to 1975. He could not serve two ecutive departments, 57 lode- Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and must meet legislaie approval, of the water should be the ones to pay, not general property (late who opposed the election- consecutive terms under state pendent executive agencies and leaders of legislative en- he said, Besides, Lewis said, 65 per owners. year tax cut, says if he wins the law and began immediately to 1,341 committees, boards and vironmental committees endorse the proposed amendcent of Florida's population alWilliams says that's zte ..c house he will reorganize campaign for the I)emocratic commissions, That does the federal bureaucracy and presidential nomination, read)' is required to pay prop"saying we ought not to have count subgroups within some of ment. seek to stabilize the economy But the opponents incluae Art erty taxes set by water manschool taxes on pastures beSome of his plans (or the fed- the agencies. with new jobs. Marshall of Gainesville, former agement boards. cause there's only cows and no eral bureaucracy echo steps he While governor, Carter The Central and South Flori- schoolchildren out there," He has few concrete propos. took in Georgia, such as tJe number of state agencies in chairman of 030 st. Jon. Waals and no specific figures on reorganizing the government to Geo'gia from almost 300 to just the cost or impact of his ecu- consolidate duplicated efforts over 20. Ills critics say that the nomic plans. Asked for details and changing budgetary proc'e- merger of small departments Army about the program, Steve dures to require a fresh justifi- into large agencies accomnStark, Carter's issues coordina- cation each year for tax-sup- plished very little and resulted The Salvation Army of Club, Sanford Women's Club, Pioneers, and a women's group tar, said: ported programs. in no real savings.) Sanford held its Annual Disabled American Veterans of the First Presby'erlan "These are general things Carter said that the federal A key to Carter's aims is re- Advisory Board Meeting and Auxiliary, and the Salvation Chch. An individual, Emma we're committed to, but the government now has 1,900 ducing unemployment which, Civic Dinner last week, and Army Advisory Boards. Joe Noe, also received -a plaque 5peci5 will come later as our agencies and departments. He he says, causes budget deficits presented plaques of apThe Salvation Army also buys for her work. specificeconomicproposalsare said he would cut this to 200. that in turn lead to inflation, predation to different groups dolls which are then dressed released," Asked where he would cut, Car"The idea that an end to that aided the Army's and distributed to children of Mrs. Vincent Roberts was Carter also says his adminis- ter replied, "It is Impossible to unemployment automatically Christmas fund drive and other needy families, awarded an outstanding service tration would seek the world- say' now." lie pledged that no means a period of increasing Holiday Charities. Several groups were awarded award, wide elimin-itlon of nuclear civil service employe would be inflation is, in our opinion and ________________________ The Kiwanis Club received a plaques for their efforts. _________________________ weapons, but he has no specific fired and said all reductions that of a growing number of special award for collecting the Included were a women's group Small Tractor. Small Pr,ce plansonhowtoachievewhathe could be made through attn. economists, a myth," he said, most donations during its of the First Baptist Church, the I3-3onpdesel concedes is only an ultimate tion. "In order to reduce inflation manning of the bells. Other Southern Bell Operators and ,J:1EtiI goal. (Carter did not say where he and strive for a more con- groups that received plaques The 51-year-old Carter, a (or- got the 1,900 figure from. The trollable budget the single do- for their bell-ringing activities JEANS & JACKETS ner nuclear submarine officer Senate Government Operitions mestic economic thrust should were: Pilot Club, Amvets, Fleet HEADQUARTERS whose income flows chiefly Committee reported that as of be toward employment." Reserve Branch No. 47, lions LEVI'S TAU..AIIASSEE t APi After testimony today from a second Internal Revenue Service agent. the government plans to rest its case In the tax evasion trial of former Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson. A.sst. U.S. Atty. Anthony l;iSpada said in a Saturday session that IRS special agent Lloyd Brock would be his final witness, Agent George Snyder has testified that documents show 1970-72 spendIng by Dickinson was fl4,305 more than the cash resources available to him in those years. - (r. . Dickinson Case Continues thiS Court on January 23rd, 1916 04W332 l'of theSE (ltssroad)of OFCOUNTYCOMMISStONERS iSeal) Section 1720 31, on Pineway Notice of Public Hearing Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Avenue (0151 2) The Board 01 County Corn Clerk ot the Circuit Court 9 SEMINOLE COUNTY mSSjOflCrt of Seminole County, fly Martha I Vinlen FEDERATION OF WOM ENS Flord, wall hold a public hearing to Deputy Clerk CLUBS — A I Agriculture Zone consider the following tern PubliSh: Jan, 26, Feb 1. 9, 16. 1916 BAC2 1676)-SE To permit con. A. PUBLIC HEARING FOP OEB-12a struction of three structures CHANGE OF ZONING (maximum) for the funtlon of a REGULATIONS youth ranch on th following I 5TPti" F rOREMMI. A I NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS d$Cribed propertyParcel Al in AGRICULTURE. C3 GENERAL .s An inmate and a guard DUNEDIN (API — Erskin Caldwell, whose noveLs reflecting views of life in the rural South shocked America in the l93, says Tobacco Road has been pavi1 and gone to town hut little else has changed. "Human nature doesn't change very much or very rapidly," says C.aldwell. "What happens in the cities may be worse than what happened In the country 50 years ago. "But what was considered sinful in those days might not be considered sinful now. Whether that's good, bad or better, I don't know." - Officers Launch Program ,-. Over Tax Measure ' -I-- ________ Novelist Sees Little Change writ'en defenses, any. to it on Black Hammock. PB 7. Pg 72, In WI1P4ES my hand and teal WILLIAJIi i BERGER. plilntI's Section 36 2031, off Stone Street on ad Court in Sanford. Seminole attorney, whose County, F loricla, ?ta January loIn, address is the corner of Independence Avenue Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, lfld Wichita Street, DIST. I) 1976 Lipoff & Quentel, PA., 1401 Brickell 7 AMOS H. BARR. JR. — BA(2 Seal) Avenue. PH-I, Miami, Florida 33t3t. 1676) 9TE - A I Agriculture Zone Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr on or betore FEBRUARY 75th, 1976, Clerk of the Circuit Court To park a moule nome for a ar'ct file the eriginat v.?h tPp ,lrk of limited tm on the W ',ot Lot 4. 8. Ry I lluan T t.nkn; this Court either betore service on Drews Firit Addition to Black Deputy Clerk plaintiff 's attorney or Immediately P4ammock, P63, P3 72, in Section Publath January 19, 28. Feb 2. 9. 1916 thereafter; otherwise a default will 3620-31. off Stone Street on In. 0EV 94 be entered age nst you for th relief dependence Avenue (01ST. I) demanded fl thp claim against I HALE. COLSERT — BAU-16 — ______________ defendants 76)-17IE - A I Agriculture Zone - ___________ -. - .. during the incident. Mrs. Wilson said officers in two towers spotted the two inmates climbing over the fence at the administration building of the Reception and Medical ('enter facility horUy aflei dark. The guards opened fire, - I NJ BRIEF . 4 -' . the Lake hlutler institution, a spckeswoman for the Florida Correct1o, Department says. Spokeswoman Suzl Wilson said Sundry tk prisoner was killed by shotgun blasts (torn guards on watchtowers during the Saturday night escape attempt. Maitland Avenue. Matland. Florida )PSI. Attorney for Petitioner, on cr __ _ - - 4 Lake Butler Escape Attempt — WORLD - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ -.- 'I as _________________________________________________________ .. - _________ -- ',; , upon E persons. The indictments were vicinity of Browdy's Market at conviIon wouldn't add to the receipt of proof of the publication of II 74)-IITE A 1 AgrIculture Zone later either dropped by O%'iedo. penalties." Range 32 East, Seminole County, this notice, the fictitious name, to To park e mobile home herring's office or 1ismissed by for night Florida Further described at South A former Oviedo policeman, wi SPACE AGE MARKETING, watchman on the following of Spaziano Is already serving a Osceofa AirfipId. East of Ger*va w,sich It Ii engaged In descrIb. properly: Lots 34. 2S, 3. 2year.old Arthur James sentence of life plus fIve years and on Lake Harney IInMs at 941 Wymore Road, 71, 79, and 30, and Parcel A3A, me reporters barred from Barey, was scheduled for ________________________ in prison on the Orange County Altamonte Springs, Seminole Herrington S D, Th public hearing will be held in Cowan's hearing room today trial s week before Cowart on consilons. P8 2, Pg 21, in Room 703 of the Seminole County County, Florida. Section 5-21-29. Further de'srrlb.d Courthouje in Sanford, Florida, on The party interested In slid on the South side of West Lake March had given Herring's office charges of carrying a con- _________________________ 7, 1976, ____________________ business enterpris, is: at 7 P M., or at Brantley Road, South of affidavits concerning the cealed firearm and poasesslon Brantley soon thereafter as possible 0 J. GRAPHICS, INC., Legal Notice Soon's (Dt!T. 1) events leading up to the sealing of a controlled substance. The Written comments filed with the a Florida corporation 11 CAROL A. RYALS BA(2-16 Land Development Administrator of the grand Jury report and charges were dropped Friday — NOTICE OF ACTION By: Daniel J. Hendirn, 74) 1OTE A-i Agriculture Zone will be coidered Persons ap Pres indictments by Cowan. To park a mobile home on the N by Assistant' State Atty. Bill TO. ANGELA JEAN NOR. peering at the public h.aring will be oatedatonlar,or.ng,coun,y ItOf W 110 ft Of PIE Cowart's docket sounding In Heffernan, l3arkley is awaiting SWORTHY whose place of residence Florida, Of NW this SIPt day of January, Section 3520 79, on heard orally. Hearings may be it Uflkn Ibis Road chambers ended at ap- sentencing on another drug 1976 Continued from time to time as fount (DIST 3) You will please take nof iC necSlry Further detaits avaulahie proximately 10:20 a.m. When case. thl PublithJan Il, 19, 74, Feb 2, 976 8 VARIANCES.CONTINUED thefehasbeenfiledanditp,nding in by calling 373 4.3)0, Ent 307 0EV P9 _____ the Circuit Court in and for Seminole 1. HARRIS J. WARNER the Judge exited his office to go OA(I Board of County Also dropped today by State County, Florida, Civil Action No 76 ____________ _________ 1976) lv - A 1 Agricuttjr, Zone Into the courtroom at 10:45 one Commissioners Lot Sate Variance from 13,SaO sq ft to reporter called to him, but Att', Abbott Herring's office 77 CACi A brought by JA,MES Seminole County, I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 11.500 sq ft; Lot Width Variance ALLEy NORSWORTHY seeking a ey. Mike Hattaway, was a rape charge against NAME STATUTE from 700 ft to lift; and a Side Yard Cowan apparently didn't hear former Outlaw Motorcycle dussoluton of the marr.age of Slid Chairman TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Variance from ANGELA JEAN P4ORSWORTHY 73 (ito 15ff on th the reporter. Cowart turned and AtteSt Notice is hereby given that the I OwingdevnIbedpropey Lots 7 Arthur H Beckwath, Jr wentIntoectroomwitt Gang member end JAMES TALLEY NOR. undersigned, pursuant to the and 10, BlocK SWOR THY 2, Villa Heights, Pubiitti January 26, 1976 his robe on. These preses are to regure you "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter in section 431-31,Caste recorded In PB 10, DEY 176 Floni Statute, will register Pg 97. Atf-'i' $•,•• -' "v with the Clerk of the usv .-J'• CUflVICIeI by a Circuit Court, in Further described located on Clerk 04 thf abo;e-Slyled Court and -- --- _ci— ---w pf :eiI IN BRIEF - Slate Road No. 436, all lying and SE . of SE '4 of NW dOf Section 16bling In Seminole County, Florida. 20 32. off SR. 44 (01ST. n - . ___ -=.'l" I - -L ..-. - £'W. /unbrose haa an IyearId Shea Jr. reported that a door pistols and coatume jewe', 76) 1TE - Al Agriculture Zone - t,tittodoso.adefaullwullbeentrt Winter Park man In custody gla.s at the school gymnasium total value $505, were reported hat been filed against you and you To park a mobile home on the E ' i ,a'a-nst ou for th r4uef demand when they responded to a noise and three mercury vapor taken. ar' required to Serve a copy of your Lot 1, B Drews Firit Addition to Petitioner Hearst Lasvyers Seek Rulings Pentagon Eyeing Veterans Legal Notice FOR 7on. - Lot SIze Variance from 8400 __________________________ ______________________ r, sn qs,t.aij uu,t. U1 sut 75 sq ft and Lot Width OFADJUS1MENT 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND iou to 45 ft ndSde Varianceirorn SEMINOLE NotIce of Public Hearing COUNTY, Yard Variance from 10 ft to S It o C; FLORIDA February II, 1,71 Lot Brtn S D. in Sertion 70 P.M GENERAL JURISDICTION Ricnard Alien Street 1930. DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEII Notice is heretjy given that the (0151. 31 CASE NO. S)90O•CA.o9.A D .PPROYAL OF MINUTES IO MORTGAC,E COR*)RAlIQN. Seminole County Board of Ad luitment will conduct a public I January 19, 1916 - Regular a Delaware corporation hearino to consider the lolIowiflO Me('lng PIantlff This pubic hearing will be held in items: the County Commission Chambers THE DEVELOPMENT COR. A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS PORATION Al NORTH LAKE. . WEKIVA MARINA — DAIIIS of the Courthou%C, Sanford. Florida. on February 16.1976. at 7:00 P.M • INC . ci at , A I Agriculture Zone 73) SITE as soon thereafter as possible. Reiuesi for Si Months EitensionDetcntit Approval granted August 1$. 1975. to Written Comments filed with the NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE parkamobllehomeonthefolloWing Office of the Zon'g Admirtis PROPERTY described property for a Night tralor will be conSidered and persons appearing at the TO L, E. HAMILTON. Watchman - SE ' SE ', West ReSidence Unknown Canal, South of River. East of road, hearing will be heard orally ani1 may be continued from and in5ection302o-79,onMiamiSprings time to time as may be fouId MAGOLI C. HAMILTON Road (01ST. 3) Residence Unknown 2 CHARLES GROSS 6 H. E. r.cr.iry. rurthcr details aaIat: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an RAWLS — BA(2 II 76) UV & 1STE b calling 373 43)0, Ext. 301 Seminole County Board action to foreclose a mortgage the - A 1 Agriculture Zone - Lot Size of Adjustment 16,1% lollowing property in Seminole Variance from By. Victor Gischler. County, Florida, It and a Lot Width VarIance Irom _________________________ Chairman That part of the East Half of tn ?Oofttol2OlttoParkamobilehome Northwest Quarter lying East of the on the lollowing described property. Publith, Jan. 26, 1916 East right of way line of State Road BeQn mr West and 113' North of 0EV 17$ No 100 (Interstate 4), all in Section SE corner of Government Lot 1, run 23, TOthip 21 South, Rangy 79 N 120 ft P4 53 deg S mm 30 secs E East. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 140 1311 andi degilmins E 120115 South flS feet thereel) lying South of sent to Congress ar.nually on the nation's economic testimony from her Jailers and fellow Inmates and jressa "log"of MISS Hearst's activities the defense says was kept by a deputy sheriff at San Mateo County Jail. Legal Notice Seventh St. by P rlma., 1). !. iiptd z tutU lsrceny. moustache wax in a burglary at the Southwest Quarter (LESS - the 9. being Lot 10. Utvecorded CUt T IN AND FOR SEMI NOLE AndeNon about the some time putIes said Amose told Harold's Barber Shop, 716 W. North 1393.13 feet thereoft lying Survey of Government Lot I, in COUNTY, FLORIDA East of the Cast rht of way line uf SectIon 3119 32 Further dtSribd CASE P40.: 741001 8 other officers dlscovtrcd the them he'd been attracted by F:t St. IN RE: The M1,,iaU, of State Road No 400 (Interstate , as off Mullet Lake Perk Road on burglary at the nearby noises at the rear of the store ALSO The South 225 feel of the private read. (01ST. 1) HEP'DERSOP4 JONES. JR business. and thscored an attempt had Wrl Half of the Northwest Quarter 3 JAMES PETER RECTOR )OSO1 of the Southeast Quarter; all in BAll 16761IoTE - A-I Agriculture Anderson had responded to a been made to batter a hole In Sanford police said burglars citizen's complaint that a man the building's concrete b!ock entered Geneva Appliances, Section 11, Township 21 South Zone - To park a mobile home on S APAH JANE JONES, Range East Lot 19, Florida Groves Company's carrying a box and a blanket rear svall but entr hadn't been AND ALSO, Lots .1, , , , , , First Addition to Black Mammock. NOTICE OF SUIT 1205 Park Ave., and took tOOls 32 and 3) hESS had run (rum behind the gained, O ?4ENDEWSOt4 JC)t4ES, JR The East 156 lest B 2, Page 14, an Section 62) 33 and a test meter valued at $150. of Lots 71. 35, 37 and 33 and the Address Unknown citizens parked Lnick to a East Further described as North of S R Deputies reported that Patrolman Lewis Coombs 156 lee? of the South 355 feet of Lot 426 on Howard,Avenue. fOIST. It YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED loration between some houses. Martin was trying to put a said burglars attempted also to that a SUI lor dssølution of AND The North II leetof Lot 10; i A.DUDA&SONS,INC.-BA(2-I6. llce said Hampton was ncwpaper vcnng machine gain entry at Sanford Music all ' In HUDSON PARK. as recorded 76) 121E Al Agriculture Zone - marriage hat been commenced you in the Circuit Court of carr)ing tools In a een plastic into a small foreign car when Center, 13 Park Ave. but n Plat Book I, PIge , Public To park a moite home for a night againstEighteent II'dItI' Circuit in Records of Seminole Covnty, watchman on thC following trast container and a tan taken Into custody and that an weren't successful. Florida, described properly: Lot IS, less the and br Srm;nole County, Fiorada blanket when stopped by axe was found in the car. ANDALSO That part of the East E 200 thereol. Slavia Colony The Style of the cause is SARAH 60 feet of the West Half of thi Nor. Company's Subdivision, P87, Pg 7), JANE JONES vs HENDERSON Anderson, BURGURYREPORTED thwest Quarter ef tue Southeast in Section 1721 31. on Canal Street, JONES,JR ,andyouarerenuredto VANDALISM Sheriff1s deputies today were Quarter of Section )& Toshp II fOIST. I) fur ,our response or other pte.sclnrj AEWTED BURGLARY South, Range 29 East ''' '' Clerk 01 the abdvr Cow? S RICHARD MONIES (LESS: The BA(2 16 Sanford police said today that investigating a break-tn at the Employment Outlook Dim SAN FRANCISO) (AP) — With the scheduled start of Patricia Hearst's bank robbery trial one day away. defense attorneys sought rulings today on five pretrial motions, Including one claiming the newspaper hei33 was brainwashed and another seeking dissal 01 the charges against her. U.S. District Court Judge Oliver j. Carter was scheduled to consider the defense motions, as well motionsflledbytheproseJuonatahea,y Defense attorneys are aLso seeking to bar as evidence Legal Notice ___________________ ___________________ & - - - - J ,. p,1.-..r 5, , ,,,, '.." s - , .-,_., ,.•..' " , .... -. ' " ' -' :. - - �Evening Heiakl U ' F!I!.v:;., ri . Area ('ode 305-322.2621 or 831.9993 !;: Monday, January 26, 1976-4A _________ 1 Arouna VI:\N[. I). IX)yjj.;, Publisbej H IC}IAH I) IA ;. F:diter ', Il.l.lA,1 I). ('URRIE, Manajn Editor ft;f U. MAHKEy, Adverttsjn l)iret'tc,r IIttiC I)vltvcrv : Week. 55 rents Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: \'ear. 128.40. I3 Mail In fl'rj(ja 5Ufle jç t)I1IIIC lIe!iver All 'iher in,iil \lenth, $2.0; 6 Months, 116.20. 12 Months, $32 40 ________ ________ _______ .., ".. " ______ ________ Angola And ,j e The iOCn, rce n aries There have been widespread reports in recent Are y.'.0 currently collecting unemployment compensallon In Florida? t so, you mlgitt be ml .kd t that federal legislation was recently passed which reduces the maximum benefits available from 65 to 52 weeks. mis all came about because of a decrease In the number of persons collecting unemployment compensation, according to the Florida Department of Commerce. The cutback came earlier this ronth when the number of persons collecting regular state and state-federal extended benefits had averaged less thansixpercentof the total insured work forcefor the precedIng 13 weeks, As it stands now, the maximum number of weeks that benefits are available under state unemployment compensation is 26. Those who have exhausted their eligibility fGr state benefits may be "---- • -. . . - - LL6IUIV iu& uipJujg- i.i weexs unoer inc state-federal extension and, now, anotl'r 13 weeks under a Federal Supplemental Benefits program that Is affected by the law. The total number of persons covered by state - A seminar will be held on Wednesday evening (Jan. 2S) at Winter Park Memorial Hospital entitled "When You Need A Doctor." The program gets under way at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital's Association Building on Aloma Avenue in Winter Park, The seminar ii free and informed sources tell us that it should be sub-titled, "The who, what, when, PresidentFordhcsdcniedthattheguser,iient __________________________________________________________________ - _________ R ____ RAY CROMLEY _____________________ IOfl ... " *.1 .. ' I tI' i• ..... ....:.'.. :, . ' ... •;•• 1' ' .... ' '"' '' • esson I A month before the nation's first presidential Lry In New Hampshire, Ronald Reagan has collided with the first law of polities: Never depart from generalities. Above all, never make concrete p1-oposals which, alth.?ugh they may appear reasonable and straight It is encouraging that the State Department forward enough on the surface, require the kind of backing and filling Mr. Reagan has had to go pressuring South Africa to remove its troops. Then, through in defending his suggestion that some of through the Organization of African Unity the functions the federal government has pressure should be put upon Cuba to remove ib assumed over the years be returned to the introops and upon the Soviet Union to stop supplying thvidusl the Luanda governmenj with arms. weapons What We . Can't See CON GRE5S. FVREI6N ' " . :z - --. - -: '. -s - . ?oC' - -" ' ,' ... - ' s_p__ ,-. -' , u'I.. ' Washington Hatcher.' Letters President Ford, has latched onto Reagan's '$90into a posan's anide. perialism. Y contrast, nobody knows what any of the weresotakenbyFloridathatwem-etumedflearly throughout the country each year. dozen or so dispositions and slrengths in the border areas announced Democratic candidates every winter, visiting various parts of the state stands for or what course Just after Thanksgiving ,74, my life took a and the details which normally are preludes to they would chart for in turn, then as winter renters, and finally sudden change. Returning with a bag of attacks, the USSR can arrange easily to be in a no one Is yapping at their heels demanding After my husband died In 1966, maIntaining a arms, hours of a Red attack. We should strive mightly to bring peace to escalating their problems by sending in arms and soldiers of for- old friend. After looking over the town we con- mers I have been a delegate or participant at the Unued ow northward way home by booking annual meeting of the Assoclation of rIsUan law. activities such as the bombing that took 11 lives at New York people as eressed through their represen- discarding or sider your losses against your gains and try to achieve an This Is good. Men who offer themselves as B ERR Y6S WORLD ) of totalltarlanlsm to the United States. It is operated. his ord. In past columns, we have reped -- - -", -, ''7 EE: -- '-"it- .'', -------- . -. . . ... _______ ' -__ _____ P' . I ________ ___ __ ____ '- 016 after Saturday night's Seminole victory. The FSU all-time scoring record is 1,820 points, held by ____ _______ __________________ ____________ _____ _______ _________ ________ ______________ _____ ,. -. ________ .._.a - -. reading, and the like, 1" _____ Li.. coach Jim 01cr. He played from 1952 until 1956. Other members __________ ____________ -. I)ave Fed6r, Ham Wcrnke, Hugh Durham, Jcff Hogan, Gary Schull and Ray Swain. Warren played for 01cr at Brevard before tranFferring to Florida State. f) \/\f i ; 0 11 S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL the whole operation, Instead of the confusion that could have been ri ts Monday, Jan. U, 1-5A 0vie do Fro s h Rally, I'Ia ying 1.in n ing B all The freshman team of Oviedo Against Eustis he accounted for High School Is beginning to play 10 points and then banged home the kind of ball their head 22 markers against Eustis. Stop action, Kentucky defeated az-c capable of. Raiders florida, 89-82: Niagara beat Afterdroppingsixofthefirst Jacksonville, 54-53; South seven contests, the Lions Saint Leo Florida downed Georgia State, rebounded with a couple of nice SAINT LEO 84-76; and Stetson beat Georgia wins Thursday and Friday Conununity College polished "We were getting hurt with Southern, 79-&5. nights. the Saint Leo JV squad 65-13 _____________________ - fst." It was at this part of the interview, that Vincent seemed to let some of his defenses down and started talking about his Inner- basketball team during a 68 win over West Orange Saturday night. Last Six Months Difficult tr)ing to keep his team Jacked tip as it left the court with a 31- contrary, tiled to attract the spotlight. Yet Hoover was so delighted over a my (expletive deleted) car!" The profon who d the real spng, legitimate espionagesuccoas that, forthe sake To save avoiae we spoWgfl - $t$)ecI carefully In two dayof favorable publicity, he boasted to the antiquated BUr%elllancede%jceS whIch1wj i tey '- ,= - - ----------- ''-=,.,-'' - -------- -' -: '-'S' ',- -, --- - --_---- ---, "we had bet'n there before," mnoIr at Orl,ind Colonial, West Orange & Lake Brantley. Lyman Jones. Trinity Prep at L akr Highland. Santd Naval at point game average going reflected. "In that game we DiSision II contests this week. Seminole travels to Daytona Went to Mount Dora and beat a "We did a good job," Phillips against the Loulsianans. went on, "and we got some nice The Seminoles surged ahead team that defeated u.s earlier and Lake City, Wednesday and FRIUAY Seminole a Eans. KiSsimmee at O,edo. Trinity Pr.'ij ' Tat'rnacle had to come out and pick us up points late in the first half for a in a mnan-tman defense and 41-18 advantage, the gmie was at Naval. CoIoni "friend" under different circumstances. I have nothing against I '-'- - - -- -- --- - - - ' ---- -- - L ,i,,n, Apopha , whole Idea just makes me ill, "I'm not the saute person I was that night. That night I blew . --'_.-_--- ---- - - - --- - L = - ,.''r..'.ti--' . -'--a _' - ' 4 '--- '-.er -"------ ''' - -- .' - r"' "0i. ,lF-'f- .-' -' at 0vldo. Lake Ho*ell at Trinity Prep, of it, and stay in the game." season rapidly v,mds down toward the playoffs. This time around the ninth 'Terry James.c,n led the It was the seventh straight s'antae and took a 4l1 lead now pts a 10 season record. UJtc.7''L'. :)1..!t4 ' -.'-' . - Reggle McDonald with seven, Sanford _________________________ loss Iii 18 gaIIWS, Saturday's Orange Belt I to a fourorner offense." ,' 1,, S 0 0 10. Fab Crmmin - -- - .a - SAINT LEO JV: Fenn 500 10. 500 10. Hubiç 4 31 Il. Ft Green Saint Leo .t I . Putting Nabs t _..I-,' ,-' ; 4 , . 14, - >.4./: ,.i- 16 msj Sflf101i- .i 4-tr 1002 Totals 79 7 9 65 In that contest, Smith played everyone of his players with 1 the first half, Ilird was the recalled, "but I was a little both ends of a 1-1 foul shot opBrad Cluxton, a smooth dominant (actor as he con- worried when he picked up that portunity, followed by Jack operator from the post position, Zen! ' ' -;1,- ' his fifth and final foul within the Wildcats scored nine points just a few minutes. to Florida's (our for an 85-80 .'L -' '',' 't ' COnoId 3 I I 7. McIntyre 3 00 6. contest in the fourth quarter but Southeastern Conference battle home the Lions easily defeated t'0I't'. '-'-, r .-' . '0.4.' -' -cL Le 17 came in too light, I was as weak as a kitten. I was so tired, I had was aseveral rematch of a battle West Orange from driving trouble just going up the steps into the ring. But in spite of all that, stagei weeks ago at the inside. I broke his nose and had him out on his feet for all of the second %VLIrrIOrs' new gym in Winter But the tall, talented round and most of the third. (;irden. In that see-saw contest youngster picked up his third "Anyone who looks at the (ilins of that fight will see thatfromn I hit the J.ioi took a big lead into the and fourth fouls within the first him, a lot more than he hit me. ,ttfld, when I fell it was dressing room at halftime, only minute of play in the second exhaustion not from hi.s punch. Also, on the way down, my head to see it evaporate in the final 16 half. hit the canvas and that's what knocked inc out for all those FERN I'ARK Charlie Zeni and 28 for a two-stroke victory lie aced the First hole, deuced salt away victory. minutes. With Ilird on the bench refused to relinquish his bulldog over Toni Daniels. Jim Haynes minutes. the second and ran off four "But this team," Phillips Phillips was forced to go with a grip on putting championships was third with an 85 while Gary straight "Hack then I just lived to fight. Now It is different. I have a PRO DIVISION Ones to finish the front 1 Charle Zen 2529 261 67. 2 able to relax now and I am stronger now than I have ever been in lions, "is not the same team and the visitors started pla)ing he added still another trophy with Ifl 86. Haynej (79 2927); 4 Gary through 17 on the back, Englssr 3. me last time he stood up under my punches, this no way he will. ' ,' ' #.,:'.., A- • • L' •- 0' '4 ' 'V" Li 01. ,, t- -.7< .6-" • ,r- *'" ' --:' '' Saint Ilc w rI;frl1J ' ' 5rLrs,a. ?i/ 0, I-' Crown I' • r-, - F 2 .. time there . rex is still on his feet at the end, I will be too. %qYy ,.__)I ' .. 1 - 1567. Lamb I 0 17. (lition to the starting lineup of Cedrick Ilanley. ilie junior 77, early In the season but as of late hr has become a permnanenit t4rd)2 1$; Golden 100 I; George I 00 2 1 nta R 7216 71 TaIlor 15 totals 15167514 OVIEDO: Moorel 79 15; Ribbon] ________ -- Fern Park Putt-Putt course ama teur championship with after the first round, and championship. Daniel.s trimmed it to three Zeni's formula for victory rounds of 27, 29 and 30 for an &. after twit rounds. In the final 18 lXug Short was rmmnerup an 89 whIle Jim Manning holes, Zeni hogged down with a shortly after shooting a 26- tirt1 place. under ixir 82 in the three-round, his only hole of par. The defending state cham- novice trophy with games of 38, plon, ssho lives in Altamonte 28 and 32. the day over '' .r c dec:ded to bear down," said Zeni, who proceeded to ace Clarence Daneis ( 3131) KCf Evans 01 32 371 I AMATEUR Mike Durn.igo (77 29 30) Is, 7 Dou Short (31 3776) 69; 3 Jim - - __0 6 Larry Greene (3736 371 1. ? Dennit PIper (37 3535) 107 Total ots West Orange 71, Fnu)rd nut Harp, Hird. . , rnlle(1 to seven wins in the 12 keeo Cedrick nut of ihn 1lnsin "" 'st" In later matches to down the ,jIches held In the Saturday lie really found himself In that lions 34-23. Contest." contest. 101 Seiple (0) d FuiIeq . 10$ Arikeny (0) p Saldw,n 253. lii: •Perkin (C) p Yeivngton I II; 172: Olesen :0) d ('inn 6. Iii Mriotti (C) d. Career 70. III: ' I j ' ': - - , ,'' - - ----- - -- I IS n,00Irs c 1.1 135 11flu (LI (1 sers I) 3. lI. P4t5ch IL) and Stield 1 C I 2. Twadd(tl 1 0 1 ? T'•r ;2 12?) 76 to S%lfl ttte rrst tf thC' gauus Wi Humphrey I 10; ISI Joiner (C) P Bentley I 30 Ill Sims (C) d Lang6 "but I will say we are going to 1. Brantley -_.I ........ I LII CLII IJIIV UI UJVIII unu we I° 'O(C) 0, hi't. 8uCet0 %% tfl QnOnC0! Itr ',r - - - '' - ' - 'v - t!" -- . = _ -- _=i-- __- -: ------ .'' - a . I TALE ou-________________________________ to._ .....coi .SE P _____ ATE..L 5'ti i'.< g, ____________________________ ___ ILc?CITY___ - HOL( NUMIIRS: '1is:.1:.::', ;. .: ..'' '" ;j f't I - ',,rI-'j,-*. -" -. r' :" r r'-'- - ' ' - - 1F •'L i'' 'i. 0 , ' '-:'- 1 12 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 TOT. 101, 1 2131415161718 TOT. - / I i: -= r ' - ., ' ? ; .-. _. ,' "4p (a, ivory halo is 2. _____ _______ t ,j -' 1, -cJ ' -4 1d •t --- (Trotty 1 2 2 10. Sava 37 ii; Scwcc Sheen 100 7. Bryan 336 9. tn still Street] 11 7; Pidu'r S 101 W1nn (C) d SummertU 7 . .cectnd one the lions gained In let to i. ItS 101 Bradley IL) d Barnrart (LI won by rniury default their current three game I' , i" - , . I?. TJI,IS 36 753597 LAKE BRAPITLEY: Wall S 36 I), Scott 017 1. CrawfordO 3 13. Netto II r ED COLONIAL: Zeitlet U / ka'f' ;' t 'it' ' - 'r'. 1 Ted Etstftthon I).! 71 321 95 7 0 Iv Daneit )2 3431 101. 3C Durniii (3-4 36 72) 10 S'rt' 'T' -a" ') -,, 2 -My's ?a /1r; -24'= '; ..... - -' '- .'s-' *' tie -;-: - won early in Saturday's contest continued their winning ways gamut'," Phillips answered when - ' f',r: 1'Sor . ' --.--:-:','' (3373 )3)9I S. Dan Smith (15 26)3E l' " '"Q' ."-.'i:4. ' .-Y,-"-- :'j k z,- , (ii 2771) $6; 5. Jack Poole (II 3079) hLst time. This time arounu we basket. are a team now instead of five individuals." WEST ORANGE: Harp 3 00 6 Rouse (C) d. Hedges 716; 170 1 -- Z"- - ft1 --± - -. r was more to the Lions liking as added scoreboard tallies. Chip to let a gti like that win the Southern title by kroking ('ounty team, Lake Brantlev season." was bombed by Colonial, 7-3. A bIg pltis 1ator in the Lions From our omt examination of the Fill's ,-_ 'tDora guy has a ton of heart, He Is dedicated. He can take a punch but he earlier." assassinations of foreign leaders or other special sth aiso by both the Senate and --- was tr)ing to make sure we P'rr( were easily detected by the profional spies. f A Soviet-bloc spy, for example, quIckly mgonria wash my car. I can't get In trouble If - .h.v .,.- - than lose," was part of Dale "The past six months, since the fight, it has been a living hell .' bloc with plausible but false fa:t.s, figures and l ' - " who worked five years on the case still grumble to his bosses who laughed Uproariously at Its over the disaster, antique cOn3tflj(Uon, They concluded that It Hoover's concern about appearances went so must have been plan amateur local smiled. Counter-espionage experts have told us only should use standard sedans but should keep the FBI wouldn't use suchbsolete equipment, to Investigate the noisy fanatics while the real recogiiizable that the C-men may as well have magnetic beeper to a SPY'S Car so they could The old FBI bulldog, according to former Agents engaged in some vital surveillance in they lost the car, An old device had been used ' • , , -." '". - was easy to ' - Lose 17th Of 18 "In case you are wondering what Ellis' reaction was," adequate Intelligence. ft may make the apparently because of my Jutter of paper, etc. .J.J - The possessor of an impressive 16-2.2 record, with 13 KO's, Vincent continued, "I told everyone, the press, TV, the radio, everyone, that I s snt Perez as soon us a cut under my eye healed. and everyone else in this area has been ducking me. So, I got sick and tired of the whole thing the other night when I couldn't find any one who would get into the ring with me, and I had to fight an - SPORTS _ ______ deny it, that he wouldn't fight me again. Intl Idateourelected leaders, how he destroyed for example, planting a counterspy upon the suspicious. But Hoover told with whispers those who croed him, Cechs. It was one of the FBI's major successes won't approve any use of an aide angrily: '1 gasolIne tank, Ill •h'. ...LIE.. ...,,..J at--tayIt'nh" , -i ' me rnjar m penetraung a sophisticated spy ring. As a result, The FBI's most famous spy case was tie spies agaIzt public enemies, communist spies and t The C!echs came to trust the counterspy, who splc-and-san sedan, following them arrest of Soviet agent Ru,Jolf Abel In New York around, devoted most of his energies to spy chasing, case in the State Department's Czechoslovaklan Hoover'slizatbonon cleanliness, complained one Sirvefilance work, the C He concentrated upon the Cnmnunlzt Party, 'Affairs office. This gave the U.S. was really broken a unique op- agent, that made When a member of Abel 's ring simply walked the FBI cars even lIoWe%'et, they were poor .pIes, who nia'le little . ., 1 ,000- Its The Acsociatetl I'rvs final Uir cconds. The win gives Kentucky a 3-3 lary Warren has passed the Center Bob Smyth scored 20 conference record and an 8-6 1,000-point mark in his college points for the Gators, and Ken- season mark. Florida is now 3-4 career by scoring 18 points to tucky's Larry Johnson hit 22 to in SEC play and 8-7 (or the scalend Florida State to a 1170 be high-scorer. Son. sketball rout of Southwestern 1.oulsiana. 11w 6-ioot-4 senior from Lake Worth is the 12th Florida State playe- ever to surpass the 1,- . have been after Pedro Perez ever since I got off the floor last August Vincent was stopped in that well remembered contest In Heused hisenormous power as directorof the party as a national menace, which the FBI could FBI to uphold his viewpoints. The least op. triumphantly, if conveniently, expose. position, his tights, bordd on treason. ThemoreHooverattacked the party fanatics, 1 . - FSU's Warren Hits Point I\AarIc SATURDAY giving away much, there were Towers, was an incurable curmueon, conserUve In possible, his ways, naw in his outlook, who fiercely Meahile, theCommunist P.y Ai hil/fOnRI" ' was made, (but then again, Vincent has an answer for almost Hoover Operated For His Own Views $90 billions oF Federal programs, it should be _____ _______ Vincent has an answer for the swiftness with which the match JACK ANDERSON g ' -.,-. And we all ew it would be this year. But, we probably expected the long drawn-out waiting that preceeded the second edition of the series that is known In this area as simply "The Fight." -- will be expedited to pt the use of all hiS tools in rpondlng to violence. 1 .. but the combatants didn't get Into the ring until six months later, when they slugged it nuE on Aug. 5. This time around, Vincent simply walks Into the ring at the grandchildren scattered in five states, and from pot combustible,) the possible actions and capabilities of foreign Unfortunately, American polities doesn't Hong Kong to Puerto Rico, I write daily I came here with the Idea that this would be aggre.csive powers and foreign terrorIst work that way. For all their complaining about sometimes with half a dozen !stt.ers In process at my b.st earthly home, bai'ring a crippling or organizations, actions which could endanger tne uneasy about any candidate who Uatens to All this letter welting and reading doesn't accomplish a moving any way u l'k a l', and change the status quo too profoundly, however, mean I am a recluse. I love Russia and its satellites do not announce their to take the trips my earnest prayer is that I remain where I now planning or buildups in the daily pr, and if we as)s themis to peer too deeply into the unknown am active in my church, and have found many Edna L. TheUord emasculated It is not only a clutch of CIA agents future, friends among Brain Towers residents and the Sanford who will be endangered. Nevertheless he is understandably reluctant to advantages to lawless elements who respect no rights, Including ________________ _______ _______ b The Feb. 3, lounder cught most local sports buffs by surprise. We all knew that Vincent and Perez would fight again. *0 chitect'swldow andsecretary,Iwaseven able to cahIng myfoot when getting upfcom the table, If we had better intelligence. No natIon can a!suggest minor alteration, eliminating an un- caused a fall which broke my hip, ther It was or not, Reagan since then haS neccessarya door ford to be on ready alert In full force year after and increasing wail space In the With the help of God a good Sanford surgeon ,ear without going broke emotionally and altogether convincing elaboratIon of his in all apartments except the Efficiencies, at a nTiended and I can now walk agaIn without a proposal. The transfer of certain federal All this is a prelude tosaytrsg that if we are to considerable saving, cane, avoid war, or successfully defend oelses velsing welfare, would be a gradual, not a opening date Sept. 1, 1972, utterly esiwusted someone 84 who for three months could not bear what potential attackers are planning. privacy and misuse of investigatory powers, Kelley Insists that circumstances sometimes jusWy the use of extraInary I ir. Joey Vutcent and Taco Perez will meet in the "IuLer l',latch" of their spectacular fight series In just nine days. - _______ _____ ______________________ ______________ ___________ . Vincent And Perez Pitted ' .. ..-..,, - 1 - one. FBI Director Clarence M. Kelicy's concern (or curbing crime and terIn oweig his seUvity to criticism. ( -, . - In February 3 Return Bout to them- approaching 80, and the hills of Mt. Doa seemed two operations. The wonderful loving The voters, whether they admit It care at ourselves from a Russian attack after Moscow selves or not, are powerfully influenced by f1t to grow steeper. Seeking a safe and congenial Sanf ord's Good Samaritan Home got me through launches its missiles or sends its troops across t home on earth, I learned of a proposed the period while the bones knIt, although strategic borders. But is is certain that unless we in New Hampshire is that his 190-billion Idee was Senior Citizens to be erected In Sanford. I believe damage. With both arms ImmobilIzed, I could satellites and other electronic means, we shall tune, 'p ' indeed. If the Russians know the Western order of -. = ___ __ "' domination by European colonists is too recent for i' _______ ___________________ _____________________________ _____ ________________________ ________ __ __ _____ ... _______________ ___ ______ ____________ ____ __ _____ _ ___ ?J' . .__ ______________________ _______________ ________________________ - Its- I El %l'S1 _________________________________________________ _________ bringing the Bethune-Cookz thoir to sing economic action at a strategic moment to here, having orIginally introduced them to prevent the Introduction of outsiders. Once - .' '_ Balcony patrons In Fern Park get bird's eye vIew of world's toughest Ipc.rt _______ south, or whether such an invasion is planned for the near future. Had Soviet and Cuban plans for Angola been To Th e Ed ito r upon himself so early in this election year. The clients of any superpower, the Africans are likely . It was a failure of intelligence also which resulted in the much heavier than expected early Lwaeli losses In the last round with Egt. Today, we are not well informed on the cxof kthg or Hanoi backed underground groups In Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines whIch could endanger the existence of those lands. We are not certain by any means of :-- ',- _____ __________________________________ _ _ _ ______________ -. :-.. ________________ ____ ' -. -. - ..L. ___ Hackeourter Alberdi ready for esson'a final fling tonight In 7: performance 4 WA.SIl!NGTON-_Toarr.arkeddegree, it was a failure of British and French military intdlligence that enabled Hitler to make his rapid conquest of France in World War Ii. It was a failure of Intelligence whIch made ________ Pearlllarborpossiblc,andwhjchledfnsome ________________ considerable measure to the misconceptions resulting In our unsuccessful effort In South Vietnam. longer had to contend with rival Democrats well as the 'çposltion. Whether escalating the intervention will keep be __________ ___ _ ________________________ ____ ___________________ ____ ___________________________________________________________________ ____________ _____ ______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________ iL - - for will be done. That is certain, . _____ In 1972, George McGovern was never able to shuck the image of Irresponsiblilty and harebrainedness he created with his scheme to send every American a check $1,000 Sending in mercenaries and modern from the United States to counter the Communist intervention is likely to result in escalation of the themselves. We should not 1 - 4 ____ _________ ___ __ ________ ____ 6, II. $90 811 The government has no right to te1l Americans they can't go to Angola to fight as mercenaries if they want. l3ut the government should be taking a leadership role in an effort to exclude all foreign soldiers from Angola. _________________________________________________ _________ _______ _______ indirectly for the recruitment and training by unofficial private agencies. Taxpayer money should not be spent for this purpose, either directly or mdii ectly. It is a risks business, not only for the mercenaries themselves, be involved in any way. It's a hon voyage tonight at championships were final, championship with 90. He was one in several respects. the Orlando-Sensile fronton Celaya and Marurl were the In the wins race, but injuries More fans - 400,000 - atic the season of jai-Iai con- enly playcrs W.0 had 'Jdck.s at sidelined him two of the last tended the 110-night season chides unlil next September. the magic century mark today three weeks, than in any prevIous year. Four trophies will be In the matinee and night perMarurl Istitlist. the most handle was also Impresented to the season's big formnance. Celaya needed three the-money His times overaIIn Mutuel press''e, jui.st short of the $20 winners tonight after the wms and Maruri five. figures were 9S8784 and edged million figure. seventh game, The recipients Celaya has the singles crown out Ica by two on the final day. OP W P 5 have already been determined, I Aldana hip pocket, winning 650 105 71 74 Aldana, a short-powerful Tonight's Final performance 7 Aipi 631 I 75 71 frontcourter who dominated 635 V 57 7) games. Azpi and Maruri tied is at 7:30. The 12-game program 3 Celava I 654 95 $7 $1 eirly games, won the victories for second with 27. is highlighted by the pair o S Maruri Sanchez aoo 90 7$ 50 (tIuflpioflShIp with 105 wins. Sanchez, an agile back- singles games (ninth and 10th) 6 Areha 610 69 76 61 A.zpi was the only other player courter expected to be a plustheall-stardoublesfeature. 7 Ice 576 U 71 64 Perei 641 Ii 67 76 with 100 through Saturday mainstay In future feature 12th game. 6Y) U $7 Il night, when statisties toward games, took the doubles The season was a spectacular Urze 645 U 70 $0 ___________ ___________ -J ON OAKLE i is direetiv responsible or the recruitment or the trainimig of such mercenaries, but has not denied 1 AJ Three political leaders, including Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan of California, will address members of the Florida Medical Association's (FMA) policy-making house of delegates this week. Reagan, two-term governor of California, is opposing PresIdent Ford for the Republican presidential nomination in the Florida primary this spring and will speak along with U.S. House of Representath'e.s minority whip Robert H. Michel and Florida's Rep. Louis Frey Jr. (U-Winter Park). The sessions will be held at the Hyatt House near Kissimmee and will be used by the FMA to adopt a legislative progiam (or the 1t76 session of the Florida legislature and to develop a comprehensive ruolic relauons program. Sessions will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. L recruited to fight in Angola. U Jai-AIai (Joses lonight need one." .Thc.uht orove interesting. to Andrew J. McMullian III, director of the Division of Employment Se"urltv. t)urtng use hi weelus that ended Jan. 10, 1976, the average number of persons collecting state and state-federal extended benefits was 5.83 per cent of the total insured. Under the law, the Federal Supplemental 11cr,cfit3 cxtczicn wa ct from a maximum of 26 weeks to 13 weeks, thus the reduction in number of the compensation will be paid to anyone. So, If you were figuring on getting those benefits for 65 weeks, you'd best look at the new law. Better yet, check with the state employment senice to see exactly how long you may keep getting those benefits. '-- - '-' .: - -' .'-.. ______ I f I ( /3 2. /1 / / I / 1 2 /2 25 __ / --'i 2.22J 1 2..1 12. 2-1 2.'2. ('MU) Lj!J!L1)32&ll .L 10 Il 6 3(. ', Lake - - - - -= ' - -- -- - -- .. ' , PtA , - _ -- - - - -- ,: ,;'.', ., - Ø49 1g - -- , ="- ------ _ --- -- - -. . - - - - -_ ------- -=-_-, _ _ -' = - ,_--- -'-_- = -' ,=- -----.__;___.;, ,_,. -, �- .- - - - _T- - '.-. ---*.- $50,000 Tourney Opens Wedn esday- -t -. Fr _. Garden Gat —Th .____tsu_s - - , , --. ., rruu . 4 SAT., JAN. 31 3 P.M. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Learning Techniques Worth Bass $O.0)O bus tournament is underway this week in Sanford, and this is part two In the search for Mr. Bigmouth by Herald outdoor writer Rob Orrell, lie collaborated with Dewey Yopp, public relations director (or the American Bass Fisherman, sponsor of the tour. na ment. bass or the greatest catch in pounds and ounces for top prize." \'opp stre3sed safety factors insisted upon by American llass Fisherman, Inc. Every boat has to be inspected, registered, and Coast Guard approved. Every fisherman must wear a life support vest, zippered up when he leaves the dock. In addition, the boat must be equipped with a ktll switch" fastened to the operator to cut off the motor in case he falls or is thrown rom the craft by hitting an otistruction. The Sanford contest will have an 'ooze out" start rather than a racing start. With the large number of en. tries, anglers will be broken down into three flights. As each team eases from the harbor to a check-out boat manned by a tournament official, the official checks them off, recheeks safety equipment and gives them a By BOB ORRELL Herald Outdoor Correspondent "Part of the excitement of tournament bass fishing," saul American Bass Fisherman Dewey Yopp," is being paired with great fishermen, perhaps even a world champn. Seeing them in action, learning their techniques Is well worth the entry tee. "A noice will learn more in six days of fishing with pros than in a lifetime of solo fishing. And added to that, is the possibility of hitting the jackpot with the lareect clnølø will warm up queker from the recent cold spell. Ii we get three days of warm weather, you can look for some out. standing catches to be made." The ageida for the contest, begins with registration through Tuesday noon. At that time public parings will be made. Tuesday night the opening tanquet will take place at Lake Monroe Inn at 6:30 p.m. Pairings will be confirmed and some lucky lady will win $1,000 in drawing. Wednesday, 6:30 a.m., inspections will be made and luanch time for the first day of fishing is set for 7 a.m. Weigh-in time Is 5 p.m. both Wednesday and Thursday, Friday weigh.in is at 4. Lake Monroe Inn will be the scene of of the z.ard.s banquet Friday at '. Sanford's waterfront was buzzing Sunday evening as dozenS of boats bearing bass fishermen returned from the "Every gimmick known Is used to preserve the fish population," Yopp stated, 'and our record is 95 per cent Iiing bass put back to grow and fight again." Those hooked too deeply to survive are donated to charitable organizations, %%rhefl asked what he thought the effect of the present low water level in theSt. Johns River would have on 111.11 SPORTS _________ Basketball IN BRIEF EAST F3OStC Col 70, YIC 56 Cc)gate 61. ColumbIa Si Ccnell (5, Bucknell 69 D.rtmoutfl 73, Boston U 57 14 °ly Cross 99, Rochester 16 P-losard 61, Delaware SI 60 L Salle 75, Providence 73 L.ncoIn 91, Md E Shore 79 Lonu Island 66, Fair. Dickin "i 61 Manhattan 63, Army 62 ti006ra SI. JackSonville 53 P')tlburgh $0, Temple 63 Princeton 56. St. John's, NY s 01 ISland 63. Connecticut J ake Scott 's Dolphins Days ver._Trad ________________ jji_ _________________ ________ ________________ Vancvr S Louis College Expansion MIAMI CAP, - Miami Dolpins free safety Jake Scott says his dispute with coach Don Shula iov.r. So, he says, are his days with the Dolphins. "We've talked and it's all over," Scott told the Iiami Herald in an intersiew. "He assured me I'd be traded or put on expansion (draft 1ists." Scott, chosen to play in his fourth-straight National Football I..eague Pro Bowl tonight, said his dispute with ula began in the season opener at New England last fall when he was benched "witl- out expiantion." 'gers 113, Latayette 79 s• flonavture SO. Canisius 7 S''05e I?. Northeastern 75 Trinity, Conn. 75, Coast Guard 68 '.' Foreman Eyes Frazier Next 6?, Penn Chicago 3, Kansas C'ty I 67 .2 Vrrin., A9 Pnr' St 61 Lalif'nia S. Toronto 3 . ____________ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (API - Those George Foreman bom! have returned to the heavyweight picture and the 22-year-old ex-Olympic and pro champion says he wants SOUTH Miss St 61 Fairmont St $6. W Virginia St L.. _____________ to keep busy and win back his title. GeOrQI (3. Louisiana St 79 Georgia Teth 71. lIewberry ________________ "I want to be the champion again," he declared after stopping Ron Lyle tn thefjfth'roundat Caesar's Palace on ________ %at appears most prebable for Foreman is a fight against Joe Frazier, the r3an he knocked out in two rounds to win the title on Jan. fl, 1973, in Jamaica. Muhammad Au then stopped Foreman in Zaire, Africa. ttlino(s St I), Wake Foresl 7; WHA JaCkson St $0. New Orlesns W L T PtS GF GA Xa.iier $0 East Division N Enic KCfltuky $9. Florida n 21 77 S 47 149 156 Cinc Kentucky 5) $7, P.kev,lle 71 21 I 13 178 700 Cleveland ie 2S 3 39 132 167 .'.Semphls St IS. Cincinnati 79 II 26 7 3* 174 II? Moread $1. Middle Ten lndapolis Donnie Beats Bobby In 100 Bobby Allison, who won the race last year, fell back from second to fourth on the 70th Lap Sunday, and flghprt Hamkeoffllaleah,surgedaheadtotakesecnndplace. Ernie Bass o Orlando, Fla., took third and Leroy Porter of Orlando, placed fifth. The race was the last lime the Alons will %ie with cacti other before the 24 Hours of Daytona in Daytona Beach. Yep, Pro Bowl 'On' Tonight NEW ORLEANS lAP) - Jack Lambert is smiling, not scowling. Cliff Harris Isn't talking about intimidating 4I• - . :- - . :-'. 4-.,,. .-.,i. •- . . ,.'.J,_i stars approach tonight's Pro Bowl kickoff in an amiable 63 HOuSton 30 16 0 60 193 51 New Orleans 11), Samtord SI Seq '4 Carolina SI 106. Duke 101 77 7) 1 4 190 173 NE Louisiana $7. McNeese 6.3 Mm 2? 18 .3 1? 146 IS) Old DomInion 170, Campbc(t Phoenix 71 19 .1 46 167 136 Canadian Division Winnipeg 33 Il 0 U 707 137 Quebec 79 16 7 60 206 113 Calgiry 25 19 2 57 Pro Basketball Edmonton 18 30 2 38 170 214 NBA Toronto iS 71 3 33 I"0 226 Eastern Conference Saturday's Results Atlantic Division Cincinnati 6. Ne.v EncIand 3 w L Pct. Os San Deco 6. Toronto I 6ton 3) I) .705 Sunday's Results P?iilphia 29 16 IndianapolIs i, Cleveland 2 I 7i fluttilO 7839 .396 41 HOUStOn 5, Calgary 3 Nw York Phoenix 7. S-sn Dieço 21 73 31) iQuebec 7. Edmonton 6 Central Division Washington 27 19 se; Minnewta S. Toronto 2 Cleveland 25 20 556 1 Tody'sGames Atlanta No games scheduled 71 73 477 20 77 .476 S Tuesdimy's Games Housion N Onlrans 19 77 443 5l Cincinnati at Quebec Western Conher,nce Edmonton It Toronto Mid-*.st Division Phoen M De'r The Camellia Japonica is one of the most beautiful plants In the South, Even in a small garden, camellias add much to the beauty as the foliage is pretty and the flowers are georgeous, 30 3)3 4, Chicago "It's the one time all year that you can play for the sheer enjoyment of the game," Lambert said. Lambert, middle linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, will anchor theArnerlcanCoflfeyencedefense in the National Football league showcase of talent. -' FSIJ Captures Southern ?vleet -- JACKSON, MLSs. (API I PWi. - _______ _ ____________ ____________ --,- Florida State has captured 12 31 779 6 Pacific Division 0 State 3711 744 LA. 73 3i ,4 1) 72 25 461 17 Phoenix II 25 4)9 U Portland ii p .100 IS Field Federation indoor meet. The Florida State squad had .'..mthmnqlon 100, Phoenix (4 Sunday's Results Ctn 133. Buffalo 107 flS.)% City III. Ch(cago 110 Pr.iaclelplila 117. Atlanta )9 Washington ios. Los Angeles uot Today'sOames Golden State at Milwaukee Tuesdays Games 4r Onlcan at Bulfalo t,'i,nta ','q),, Dc'rcit at Cleveland PhilOdIphi at HOUStlfl Golden State et Chicago Alabama was third with 40.5, followed liy 1lssssippI Statewith 37.5,and Georgia and Northeast Louisiana with 32 each, S eminoles Down Greyhounds, 3-1 High School's soccer team with a Saturday win against A MILLIONAIRE Trinity Prep To HEAT Like wet Genral CENTRAL HEATING CALL ... LUAI v nUMBING & Kentucky San Anton In0.na S LouIs - __ ,wi,VNL - ________ ';' 4''' ,4',5,7:ez:.c 46W//Y51 7,/f,'y'e /9,4,4' 77'i2 74#t 4'/9g/,'6 O7'j C' •\ . . . :-' . a7,3' " ,44'O 7-' 4'VoA4'oi/f,q t' - TiEP 7si 33. tw 44l/N7rCoR t .OV/1f ..b'Rq6Wrn'f 57 1 ________ JERRY ,. - ,, I1'ORAB, 6-., . ,. _• . ,- ;, 549/?E5 - 1(0/16. I PEc545e1,,,.4,'v I 'RPEP' I 7?i( *Jk'iT 8XPRe5 I 7C) O/'1C4 I . I I aye 6;i:24z ,q,,'p I ,4b ' 71/ht057/E0' I . varieties which were not format doubles were discarded, In l93i there Were some new varieties developed, I '7' !!. - 7Yt 41 - - ____ ' Edgewater could do no better than battle to a 0.0 tIe Saturday. ' 0 Ms ____________ • NIGHTLY ________ 8:00 P.M. Wed. & Sat. 1:45 • 3 _______ TRIFECTA with 5-fl 1377.00 RACES .BIG PERFECTA ___________________ ABA W L PC?. (II ii 10. 7 00; 3. Martjni-Larre, (si 1 70. 3 00. 3 Trystcr (7) 300; Q (2 160. 0 1 11 13960. p ( 1) S'I6 40, 3)135 80. 1 (73-7)5771 $0; 31:31 0 U fi & I '4151.20) aO SEVENTH -516. D 1. Janle Ruth Handle - 1)56,679, A -- ),I71 (31 30.80. tO 80. 4 10; 2. K's Mistress TONIGHT'S ENTRIES s i 80. 1-20. 3 Berkely Smiley (It 140; 0 3 3)16000. P (35) 1119 70 FIRST - 1 Barre Arana; 7 3187 Eddy Lenil; 3 EchanoElorza; '4. EIGHTH - 5)6,6 I (8am Be-eg FIFTH - I Santi Me'ncha (1)9 00, lca Beifia; 5. Negui Sanchez; 6. (6) 17 10. 700, 1 60; 7. Po*c4' Pepper 580,3 80. 2 Marumi Bcngoa (6)810, Larri Alberdl; 7. Unze-Yza; C. (7) 570. 310, 3. Modest Ruth (I) 160. 3 Erdo:a Aguirre (7) 310: Q Apda,, Okoki, 110, Q (76) $1970, P (67)57980. (1 6) 54600. P II 6) $157 10 SECOND - 1. OguJia Quiola; 1. 3) 45 SIXTH - I Domingo Miguel (4) Echano-Len,i, 3 Cacho Beitia; 4. NINTH-S 16, C: I Mi Fancy (6) 13.20, 7.10, 5.60; 7. Ogui:a Sanchez Ice Via: 5. Eddy Alberdi; 6. Uric 77 10, II 10, 9.10: 7 Early New's (3) (7) S 20. 360; 3. Cacho Zarre (I) OkoiIe; 7 Aldana EIpr:a; I, Larri- 060. 1700. 3 Run Lucky I)) 860. C I THURSDAY - LADIES ' NITI 300; 0(7-41 13CI. P (42) $119.10. Sanchez MATINEES Begin Feb. 2nd. a' __ FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT - 79 70 71 19 .550 • Indian, III, St Loi,i 113 (a. . ______ , "...'_Y - p., \ t\___.1, ( '. ' -4 "s ' _______ (1!) KCn..,,,,.y 106. San AntonIo 3) $91 70. DO II 1' 5131.00. SIXTH - I. Sarre Zen.. 103 ELEVENTH - I. Bane Miguel Oguija Sanchez;). C,.cho Miguel, I. II) 70 ), S f-') 10*), 7 Ca(P)o Sunday's Results #i,,,- ( A.,i-, n... A -- 717), Handle - $11165-S - SATURDAY P!IGHT RADIAl.. u • • AND TO _______________ THE SomIOfOufMo,ISalisf,,dCustom,n$Ha,. - '-j' '- -, ?%_._..'i ,j JUL41 has baud. I Buy this wig from Red Curl Wigs Sale Price On! ' Reg. ___________ -- • t LEADER - _ . :, - . . - ;' . ___ a Facial Restoration ( I asses IIAItB,tht.k RAY ii I Sc lied The Human Awareness ed evenings: Feb. 3 and n(er, with offices in the 10, from 7 to U) pm. Greater Mall, Casselberry, Sage, in his Facial FAIRWAY PLAZA have invited Gene Sage of San Restoration classes, explores On Hwy. 17-92at27th Francisco to give a workshop self image, concepts of beauty 322.9739 on Facial RestoratIon Jan. 31 and the way we "armor" Try it you'll like it! from 10 a.ni. to 6 p.m. and two ourselves, lie teaches exercises for toning and restoring facial tissues. Also, exercises for releasIng tension and for revitalizing the skin and eliminating skin toxins. Ills workshop will be an experience into new beliefs about beauty and the ways of Week I _______ _____ seeing the youth in each in34$ dividuat. Sage has (lone graduate work FRUIT PIES at Esalen Institute at Big Sur, , .._ ' APPle - Cherry Calif. He has studied and Blueberry or practiced a variety of body Stra wberry philosophies including T'al Chi Req. 51.49 Chuan, binergetics, Shiatsu 1 'a. -, 1' -- Tuesday " Re1a CLmE t.t)i.g Seminole Plaza • Hwy. 17.92 & 436 834-3828 Open 10-6, Mon. -Sat. i,-_ - :4'- £'' . = -- --''-' £. T- =i - - TT_._ - - ,_.'-:= We will close ._= - -- es d a y at 5 IIyNANCYBOOTII .1 tablespoons butter or herald Correspondent (lIe') One of the simplest meals to 1 small chopped onion prepare is the mundane frank. I cup chili sauce or furters and beans. It is praccatsup tically a Saturday night I cup heavy ('ream, sour tradition in the Boston area cream or evaporated milk v,tit'rt- I caine from. The .alt, to taste pnibl.-ni is, that nI matter how l'i'pper to taste hard sse try, plain "hot dogs arid beans" just doesn't stack Cut the Frankfurters into long upasadishvouwanttoservet() shreds. Melt the butter in a company, skillet, add and lightly brown Most of us keep franks and the onion than add the frankciin.s of beans on hand. With a furter shreds and toss them httle imagination and effort, around until they are heated and using these two items through. Md the chili sauce or separately, you will find you catsup and let it come to a boil. can make instant company Stir in the cream, sour cream or for just a few pennIes. uvaporated milk, and blend I I{.%NKI'URTER.' until smooth. Simmer until INSOURCItEAt thickened, correct seasoning I rihotd S) ,tntj tl'tt' t:ser rice or nuudk. frankfurters Serves four. -. ___ p.iii . - ___ - ___ .-,. . 'r = .- - -. - - - - ;ai - , -- you' re _ ________ in I 1,17 'ç' - _ for _________ .,-. " 1r .. - -..... - --- -. / 'ri '\ • .I V., ) -, - . , / ,-. - -. I 7.. 1 ' i '' "j A three piece pantset is the answer for lunch, dinner, or at home e mit e r t a i n I n g. A reflection of fashion is a blouse and shirt jacket of watercolor print polyester over solid or matching pants. The three pieces together are simply. . . .Forever Young. Sizes 10.20 12 2- '-} ,- -- , ,, 5 - -' . - ,. -- . .' --' - .-. - .. -. . ''' ' - ' -t . . ,, , e' ,1 r , Ip - . . r =' ' -' ' ' . - a. , ' M'' ' U - '-r , I ''r .! ", jj.J.'aP.j. -i'-r " 4").. ' ..r.. ,, j i'1.il'2 J'.,-i" 1"1 k'?' ;;:3 "-',i.,J.- r '. ,1 ¶- • ,. . . ' '',i.,i'ki.1n.(..' - , -. - '.1 ',,' ',,' ;-'s;s -'m '-..•'c'-:•;=.. in1'5l, '"? . 4, -;'r'; i.rh , .. ,";Jj. " '. ' . b IT'S WILD WEEK AT a. "'s 2I)a''.. r' '-9'.-;- ' - -'i,, .I.i"i 1E',-i'k, 'a ' 4' =, 1r I ... -4'-. - .,.,.2.S 'S' L r-'L ,p , •' :: ,, r,I ...... - '-rn '"" .,. ,' ' - J'j "Y' .''r,:'t',5.4. -.: a 4 ' !. ,t$L , . p'i 2 ,,-,,' 4 '•%,.'.' •' "' 'jt.kT I ':'z:'.-i; ' : 5 7 - P tr ,j L''s't'-' . '. - c.. i '' - ,- . ,' ' I. -/.: . -"5 --,,-*.'.' ''L - - -i:.:' •- . '. -- - , - fantastic .s -. . . .- -' - ": a -.- ., 'k.... . f-'....,.. ' ,'. , -, - ., ' ..- .' ., .-, ¼ _ ..,.......... - "v - ' - -. " v' r.,, - - .,.',- F'.9' ,. - - S -. - "' 1.'4.'' 4"'... t.Tv__ ç s ' "." -;.. 4'.., - ,,,,-' a, 4' ..., -,,- -.-.4.. . pA , "I.-J... 4 . - -' - . ' -' 'Y-'.'.'- ' !.... ... " i'.' L'-'---" -.; wxucj REFLECTING GOOD TASTE '.--- - -'/. -' • t PT __ !,) , _ 1 Then :, Ir?'A.?r -___ and re-open at noon Wednesday. savirigs! I 99 -. s (,o F a n c')f - Assorted ______ 11"IINK LOOK prices and coin laundry service in a pleasant at. mosphere. Open 7 am. daily. Located t . ".i'i. / 1700,710,460.; Sale-Juan (1)5.80, FOURTH - 1. Arectsa Miguel 2. (6) 360, 740, 721. 2. Sally (1)360. 160. 3 Chucho Aguirre (I) S 70; 0 Domingo Eloric; 3 Deere Bengoi; 260. K'S tlonue (2) ' 40, 0 (I 6) M(flcha (7)720.QUI) $44.40; P (4 Mugueria, I. Cea.a 0am,r, Dry Cleaning at budget - (56)119400; P165)11.97770; 31$) Ii 60. 1 20. 300, 2 Domingo Okoki Okolu, 3 Echano Alberdi; 4. Eddy- 7 80.110,300; 2, Andy Over (6) 320. IS) S 00. 100, 3 Negui Beitia (1) Quiola. ). Uric De,tia, 6. Larrl. 780. 3 x's Gamma (3) 3.10, 0 (5 6) 4 40. 0 (75) 13120, P (7 5) $147.50. Arena, 7 Arecha Via; I. Oguiza $7060; 31.44 EIGHTH-I AlavaMuguer:a(7) .Javi ELEVENTH-Su.A- I KimSur- ..',. -e- tease y'o ur ULI, ieae ir1 Dear - i: ra n Barbara Ray, Assistant Vice Savings Department. Mrs. Ray President-Savings, was has taken advantaie of the honored recentl) by the staff of many educational programs First Federal of Seminole for offered by the Savings and Loan her 20 years of dedicated ser- Business. In addition to the P vice to the Association, many courses she has taken; Mrs. Ray came to First she has also completed the Federal as a teller in 1955. Since leadership program and the that time, she has worked School for Executive numerous jobs. Development o(fuei by The Institute of Financial In 1%6, she was elçcted to Education. Assistant Secretary'Treasurer, She is married toG. Troy Ray a position she held until 1973, of Sanford, and is active in the when she was promoted to First United Methodist Church Assistant Vice President of the of Sanford. • MONDAY __________ _______ _________ _ ___________ ' Barbara Ray Is Honored __________________________________________________________________ - - : ,,' BvABIfAILVAN RUItEN ______ - SIXTH - 5 )6. A I Canyon U: 73 20. I 00. '440; 7. Lain Arana p I 10, 100. ) IC.) Lenh: (7) 1.10; 0 (4 54600. P (4-7) SHI 70. FOURTH - 1. Neoul Echave 1 2) 1300,11 60.300:7 Cacho Elorza U) 180. 2.80; 3. DomingoJavi (3) 300; 0 (7 3511 60; P (73) 1)7090; DO (4 7) 171170 ________ _________ For 'Instant A4 ea Is ELEVENTH - 1. Manololarre (3) 640, 310, 710; 7 Hawkeye (7) II 60. 7 10, I 70, 7 Cacrio Miguel Eckert (II 910, 510. 3. Courageous 12) 5 20. 3 (0. 3. Domingo Altu (1) Karen 17) 1 60. 0 (3 1) 134 00; P (3 140. 0 (77) 136 00, P (72) $77 10 1) III) 90. 31 68 TWELFTH - I RlIb,ao All, (1) _____ - .;b,, for inventory. ________________ 1 ) 01-10; 00 (6 2 173 70. SECOND - 1 Aldana-yja (7) 110. 5 40. SlO, 7 Eddy-Elor:a (5) 900,1 60. 3 lca-Be,tia (1) 470, 7) 1.45 40, P (7 5) $lfl 60; Big (17 a-L:i_J P'..,.. t1I.l............ J)Ofl 't Doctor Doesn ' t Practice OvI edo P I a n s Co u nt ry tA a r k e t S MATINEES _________ Veil; S Bouncy _. - • 3)06 . Hindu' - $191 57)' TONIOHT'SENTRICS 1 .'. - i Abby -- Keen Girl; 6 Chief Shakpt., 7 Dandy M; I Mon lIas, 4.'s . ,_. - .:' . 4' - , ______________________ ,.. . a- I __ The Cures He_Preaches ________ r" ipi 5-70 340. 770 - 7 G' 1ck-ct 6 Donna Bubbles; 1 J.L 5 D4att.J t, #. g .' .-.: Jon Jon, t Scarlet R 'bt,ons FOURTH - S-Il. M: I Sassy (00. 580; 7 Larni Javi ui )S7O, TWELFTH - I Celaya Aguirre. %toin, 7 A Venture, 3 Passn °aracje, I Jimmy Riddle S. Han 500, 3 Arecha Bemtia (1) 500; Q (2 7. Sl,s Juna. 3 Fermln Ramon, 567 io. p ( 2 7) 513*00 Erciora Larrea. S Clivclso Altu; 6. xy, 6 Regal Speed; 7 Phantrn Buck, I Donna Doris FOURTH-i. Domingo Lure (1) Bilbao Alp. 7. Marunl Mencha, FIFTH - 5.16, 0: I - flrannm' 19 70. 520. 100. 7 Negui Miguel (2) Santi Muguen:a Duke, 2 Kitty Stiay. 3 First Stire 1 40. 1 02;) Cacho Bengoa (Ill I matne' Idol, S Swirl Ch,amhi'r, 017 1)11370, P (17) 5103 50; DO (2 6 Eas Purcfl 7 Mra(lc Whi::, 1' 5106 4 Dog.Racing FIFTH - I. Fermmn Aguirre (2! 1280, 760, 170; 7. Sala Echave 'II SIXTH -5-ll,A: IKs Sprite 2 ATSANFORDORLANDO Wyclifl SadIe;). Montae Mejle 60. 510. 3 MariMugucr:a (7) SATURDAY MATINEE 1 Hatta Hutry, S Going Easy. 6 ' (2 (I?) 51$ 20, P (7 1)513)70 Gold Ore 7 Husker Fire. 8 Sokol SIXTH - I AIi Zarre (II 1)60, FIrst - 3 16, 0 I Over I Am ( 3) 770. 560; 7 Ogui:a Echave (3) $10. 480. 320, 260, 7 Lustre Eckei't (7) SEVENTH - S-Il. C: 1 Atn IS 20, 3 Arecha Miguel (5) 4 $0, Q 300, 780, 3 WyclIff Carol (2) 370; Helen 7 Paul BolIn, 3 Bates. Cactus Pete, S My Shannon, 3$) $4820, P ($3) 5)11 90. (3-7) $1510, 3) u Friend Anc1l, 7 Missing Moment. I SEVENTH - I Ice Via (1) 1110. SECOND - 5-16, 8: I. Grace If Stay Coul 640. 110. 7 Plegua Beitla (3) 180, (51 1260. 510. 170; 7. Billy Gill (I) EIGHTH - Is. C: 1 P & 1'; ) 60. 3 Ecr,,no Leni: 7) 3 60; 0 (1- 17 60. 780, 3 Montague Visitor Chandler, 2 K's Sumpin, 3 P0th' 31 128 00, P '13) 117670. 600; 0 (1 3) 51 13 00, DD (3-SI 1.17 70; Dee. 1 r- Bean. S .1 A Dronson' EIGHTH -1 Snti Juan (3? 16 20. p (5 577060. 3117 Fi6- TH - S 16. 0: 1 Pure Silver III where they ore Irying to pass a law in North Carolina to make DEMt i\IIIIY: I wanted to all horse owners put DIAPERS start the New Year right, so I ((II their horses in order to keep the R.A.F. Chicksands Base high collar, long, full sleeves _____________________________ _____ went to my doctor for a coinChapel, Bedford, England, with and an empire waist line. She _______________ the streets clean. plete physical checkup. I know it sounds crazy, but if Chaplain Ma$nr Thomas Bush carried a bouquet of yellow _______________ He told me I had to lose 30 fi i. you think about it, it makes a lot double ring chrysanthemums. iHmlIfldS and I had to quit '1, ceremony. of sense. I hope the)' pass that Sgt. Susan Anne Rogers '::.';king. _______________________ The bride Is the daughter of (USAF) served her sister a.s law. And after that, maybe it Well, I wish you could have Mr. and Mrs. John B. Booth, 511 matron of honor dressed in a ___ will catch on and they'll do tl1e - i ri thk doctop, lIs stomach to Vietnamese people after thing for dogs! Longwood.oviedo Rd., Winter floor length gown of pastel blue •• was hanging over his belt. If school, FED UP IN N.Y Springs, and the granddaughter with long, full sleeves. She he'd been a woman you would When I get home to my large, lF:1It FED: And now let's of Mrs. Teresa O'Neil of carried a matching bouquet. have sworn he was in his eighth four-bedroom house, I am tired, hear it for pigeons! We)Thouth, MaSS., ana Mrs. Both gowns were hand sewn by month! but I must resume my MRS. JOHN WIIIT'rEY lillian Booth, West Yarmouth, the matron of honor. All the while he talked to me "housewife" role. Mass. Best man was AIC Jeffrey law, tie was sw.oking up a storm. I Since my husband and I have The bridegroomii is the son of Atkinson (USAF). The bride will enlist in the noticed the ashtray he was no children, it Is assumed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Following the reception at the United States Air Force In using had about eight cigarette our friends that I have nothing Newcomer, 1023 Fourth St., Base Chapel, the couple left kr England, return to the U.S. for butts in it all less than a to do. Kirkland, Wash., and the a short lKmeymtxJIl. herbasictraining and then join quarter of an inch long. My husband sometimes grandson of Mrs. Ruby The bridegroom is in the field her spouse in England for three Abby, this doctor is supposed reluctantly "helps" inc with the Jeanette Whittey of St. Joseph, of communications and will be years. to be the best. Can you tell me housework. Since I work as Mo. stationed in England for three The couple will live in how a patient is supposed to hard as he does, why doesn't he Given in marriage by her years. After his term of service, Bedford, England during their have confidence in a doctor who come borne and automatically brother-in-law, Sgt. Steven he plans a career In corporate tour of duty, can't elo what he orders his start the housework so I can patients to (to? "help" him? WONDERING We've talked about this, but DEAlt WONDERING: Just he doesn't seem to understand. because he lacks the vtillpower t)o you? 'The Oviedo SV(lrnan's Club There will be no charge of Deadline for space reser- to lose seight and quit smoking Thanks for listening. s ill sponsor its Third Annual admission to the grounds. vations is March 1. Reser- does not mean he's a poor BUSHEl) Country Market Day on March IndividuaLs and organizations rations may be made by sen- physicIan. It only means he's l)EAIt BUSHEl): If your ?7, from 10 am, to 6 p.m. The ioited to reserve a space to ding a check for $10, made out afflicted with the same llusband tluesa't untlertaiid, location will be the picnic display and sell their wares, to Oviedo Woman's Club, to scaknesses that some of his it's because he doesn't ssant to. grounds behind St. Luke's Antiques, handicrafts of all Mrs. Thomas 0. Morgan, 912 patients are. lie's still playing with Church on 4, near Red Bug kinds and plants will be among Woodcrest Way, Ovledo, 32765. [)EMI MIBY: I work 10 yesterday's rules. Educate Road. the Items for sale. A tax For more infonnation call Mrs. hours a day. I teach school in a him. A large attendance is cx. deductible donation of $10 will Morgan at 365-5O or Mrs. povertyarea and teach English DEAlt AHBY: I just read pected at the annual event, reserve a space. All proceeds Michael Foley at 365-6203. Entertainment, games, a beard will go toward the support of the contest and good food will Oviedo Rescue Van and another In case of rain, all activities highlight the day of family fun. Seminole County charity, will be postponed to April 3. Karen Lynn BOOth became Rogers USAF), in honor of her the bride of AIC John Michael parents, the bride wore a white Whittey on Jan. 3 at 1 p.m., in satin floor length gown with I THIRD - S-16, 0: ' WthC 7 Jack Hoefer, 3 Lake _________ - 2) 54) 6(,, P till $117.73. ORLANDO-SEMINOLE SATURDAY MATINEE ., Wed In England __ , 4 - __________ FIRST - I Dame Anon,, (2) 16 70, 500.400, 7 EChaflO Albil-di (fl4 360, 3 Negui-Sanche: '4) 8.40; 0(1- JabAla, " ARE YOU RESOURCEFUL? f ELEVENTH - $,. B: MargM 'I Sf0 Ike. 3. EvenflU Out. i. valt.iit;ne Moss. 5 AraglIn; 6 Chess Mtc,. 7 lcjomorc. 8. My Cindy TWELFTH - 1.1$: D: 1 Shpren 5hnnl, 2 Lakc' Darge. 3 Rusty TOby 1 0 0 s Pan Am; S. Marigold Oak, 6 J 0 's C On; 7 E.O 'S Red Girl, I MI''I.1 ()Or'if'iC FIRST - S-Il, 8: 1 L 1.. 's Dan, 7 LOu-se 3 Fa,orte Fantom, 1 Tc,ia Fa, 5 April Pick. i Franconia; 7 Tiny Tide. I Be's' Turn SECOND - ,, 0: 1 Thelo. 7 4t P4'f.v/o(J, '?*' • 'i-. 5%'fl',fj II II . cff/2 , Sni'h. flI 7 ',' 9 (1)780; 0 (I I) $1000, T 8 1 I 61-'F/r' 5CoR. I "" '' c" 'L . Some time before 1839, the camellia was taken to England and France, and in time to America. C-amellias Booth-Whittey 1 5-1680. 3031 I "YE 7iP,y'7 ,7.': - JI...2,c, .• science Board of Lectureship. His topic will be. E" 1) e' i 4,r' 2 7 '.'.. llU 340 0 I)?) 526 10. (31 1) UI? 80; ) SEVENTH - 5-16. C - 1 Rumbler 14) 960, 700. 370; 7. PerIow CharIot (6)1680880; 3 Camanian (1) 280; Q (46) 5120 $0; P (4 6) S16); 31 98. EIGHTH -516. A. 1, Praire Dog 3)320. 360.7 60; 7. Anna's King (1) S 00. 760. 3 Where's Tulfy (6) 2-60. (2(3 415)? 60. P (3 1) $21.30; 31.33 NINTH - .18. C 9 02. S 40, 1 00: 7 Moi?agu C.'ri U! SoC. 3 10 - 3 Decks (I) 4' 0 7 L 171 00; P (73) 511 l( 3) 01 TENTH - S16. B: I. Xmas Pudttno (fl 3.470. 9-70. S60 ( ?- rrn' (IMqer 111 10. 320; H. I.' I eQ. Q 1)2) 537 - - -. iIa Hear Roy J, Linnig, Member ol the Christiai " .. I varictica arc desired, buy pILIIIIs in bloom, otnerwlse }Ou may not know what you have purchased. _______________________________________________________ fl 76 ' ' l full sun. Never try to grow (hem In full c'ao Clxxi drainage Is necessary as they hate wet feet never plant Monday, Jan, 26, 1,76-1B The Camellia Japonica was Introduced to the ELEVENTH — S-lb. A 1 K's Moonglo(3) 1260. 1 60.3 00. 2 Pro: [ugen (1) 21 20. 180. 3 Fruit Float 8) 760 Q (76) 547*0; P 171) 513.4 70. lIP (21 with, 71? 573$7 10, 25 21 543 •i., (Ii) $4200; P (7-I) $10S30 '4 Cacho.Ectiv; S. UtguiPere; 6. 1960; p (6.1) $20 10, tIP (56, 6 1) 70 77 47 NINTH - 1 A:pl (0) 1000, 7.70, llilbao Javl, 7. Minolo lame; I. $233 10. 3120 7 37 .159 25'; 3 If) 7 Sils 15) 1370. 9.20; 3 Altu Atei'a Sanctie: TWELFTH -3$. 0 1 (lIe ljc'tl, (iH1.ANI.X) - L)espue tsso (3) 3 (0. 0 SI) $36.00; P (I 5) Saturday's Resutt FIFTH - I. Sala-Aguirre; 7. (1)760.S70,2,10; 7. True Dream (7) Virginia 107 *5. New York 363.30 overti.mes in addition to reguErddla'Mencna; 3. Santi Miguel; 1. 68'), 700.3- TochOf Hope (I)) BC 100 14. 1st jame completion TENTH - I. Sent) (1) 1710, I 10, Mnolo Benqoa, S. Chucho Echave; 0 '4 7) $21.20; T (4 7 0) 51)1 60 lar play. Trinity Prep and ,San 7th protested ga se 6.70; 7 F,'rmir, (31 1360. 6.70; 3. 6 Maruri-Larrea; 7 Fermin 39,fl. lies Edgewater Electric Denver ewV _____ ___ spots or. the top of the leaves. When buying plants, look them over carefully to EvenIn9 Ieraid, Sanford, Fl. _______________________________________________________ American gardens nearly two centuries aro. It was originally grown in China, Japan and Kore, 'wre'j grows up to 30 feet tall. It was n(uned for a Mora5ian Jesuit, George Joseph Karnel, THIRD — I. Arec.ha 8ai (4) 1760, 8.00, 540; 7, FerminMenich U.40,3 10,140:2. Another Weslyn, ---( .,ilwaukee at Kansas City rivalry game with Sanford 3-4. _____________________________ You Don'tHavelof3e ____________ P'- rtland 1)3. Golden State 'n 01 LONGWOOD - Seminole Naval Academy on Wednesday ______________ CleyCland 132. Milwaukee H35tOn 110, seatime 103 New yck 117, Detroit 100 Pruladetphia 130, Atlanta III the team title of the Southern Unitt'd Slates Track and points to 72 for ccondplace Arkansas State after the Saturday event. by Alan Mover __ twice the sIze of the ball of the plant, both in width and depth. Spread the soil mixture evenly around the plant. WOMEN _______________________________________________________ - _________ II 70.! 80, 3. Cc:aya Altu Ii) 7 70, Q (3) 7 10, 600, 340, 2 Harries Maid 5,itlj ' NINTH - S-il, C: I. Bouncer 8o - ____________________________ 111 P (3 8) 177320 (1) 1 00. 1 70; 3 Trrie B igscn ($) NInTH - l A:pi (6) 610. 5 00. 1000; 0 Ii)) 111-20: T (3%$) 7 Little pef, 3 Redhead Cathy. I Devonan Moss; S Fades Ion Gal, _____ Filbao (4) 670. 400; 3 Altu 526502; 3140 IOURTH - S-Il. M: I. Red 6 Berkle Cannon, 7. Cap's Dim — ________ W 400. Q (463 53) 40; P (61) PIS. I P.t:$% Sama '_.'rr' 571.40 Chantllly (7) 1010. 500. 320 7 TENTH - S-il A' I Lotta Quo'a i4 I TENTH 1. ChUthO (2) 110, 380, Dusty RiSC (3) 7.10. 3 10; 3. Aero ______ 780, 2 Muguer:a (5) 540. 320; 3. Smilti (4) 310; (7(37) 13000 P (7.)) 2. Mystery, 3, Kid Dynomite; - I MontagUe Regard; S Polly in-se, 6 Jf' S.antl (3)3 40; 0 7S) 379,10 P 7 5) $212 10; 37:05 1725 105 I IS frame of mind, EMPIRE STATED West Division Saturday' s R.sutti ________ No games 5chduleJ T'eday's Games Minnesota V0q at New Islanders PhIladelphia at Atlanta MOntn'al at Vancouver Detroit at St Louis Washington al Los Angetes 91 %%'inston Series Winter 100 at Auburndale Speedway Park, a NASCAR Grand National event. ____________ _______________ ______________ Prairie View Todly'$Gamn Saturday WINTER HAVEN (ATh - Donnie Allison of Hueytown, Ala., beat his brother, Bobby, to win the ________________ Grambulng 91, I) 70 9 13 156 s . 113 I2 IS 2 3 ii I .. 11 3) 1 26 Ill .. Cenferinc. Norris Dlvlio 3S 6 7 77 202 L Ang;rs 26 fl 7 54 161 167 P'tts. 18 21 6 47 61 193 Detroit Wales 11 78 6 34 177 190 Washn .4 40 5 13133 256 Adams Division Boston 78 10 9 os 179 13.1 Buffalo 77 14 6 60 70i 140 Toronto 20 II 10 50 163161 Calil, 19 24 4 17 1) 145 Saturdays Reiults Boston 6. Detroit I New York Islanders 5, Los Anees 0 Montreal S. PhiladelphIa 3 Pittsburgh I. WashIngton 7 TOronlø 5, Vancour 5 hi' Chicôgo 2. St. Louis Sunday's Results Buffalo 1. S. louis 7 Montreal 3. Detroit 3. tie Los Angeles 1, New York Ranoers I Boston S. PniilacleIphIa Minne5ot I, Pt tsburgh 1 i but pretty when blooming. It isnotunusualtosee plants 12 to 15 feet high with a spread of 10 feet. Camellias are easy to grow In Florida. They should be planted in an acid soil. Use half peat and half top soil in them deeper tI- sn they grow in the nursery. Pine straw and oak leaves make a good mulch oak leaves are acid in reaction which Is good. Fertilize with a regular azalea and camellia fertilizer which has an acid reaction. Feed the plants in April and June as later applications will cause growth that may prevent heavy bloom, Water well especially during the blooming period and when bloom buds are set. If they dry out too much , UWIS may atop. The insect pests which attack camellias include red scale, tea scale, snow scale. Spray with Volok oil with isotox, or Volok oil with Malathion. The pests 'sually are under the leaves, so check the underside of leaves frequently and spray before the leaves are badly Infested. - -. SCOREBOARD - II. -, .-."i I "4' - '' - - £ - - - I. i - -: ' - Seminole Blvd. & Sanford Ave. Submitted By lIibIe;i Circle, (;arden Club of Sanford grow particularly well In the Carolinas and some plants tiiu.mt be several hundretl years old. The varieties are old ¶ 4 _.! . - The next time the official sees the teams Is when they check In at the end of the day. Conservation is also a must in tournaments conducted by the AI3F. The boat leaves the check.in point and proceeda to the weigh In station where each man places his catch in a plastic bag filled with water from his live well. This is to prevent any sudden temperature change which might affect the fish. They are weighed and returned to the water alive. (?Dfl Ii(lht . .- Trn---- nr.siiuu aciance LeCTure '' .a.a_aJa_r - ' ---. J.* -z-,' 'i,-I. _______ "'' . - -______________ �--------------_ ----t-;. --- _-_;,._.__ - ----r: -- c-.- --- rr,, T - _.___L__. _ --- -------r-;_ 77.rr:_:._..v.._ -- --V. __:_-: r.- -- ---- - y -- -_t' - - -. - .. ---. - --------------,. ..---:- :2 l------- -- - - ;V -:-V: --------------- ---:---.--------- - -_: -. U. - -- I-'' Monday1 Jan. 2. 1i7 ________ l, PVyiuus Puzzle ' Wb4ERE TERE ( E ETLE.'.d flME TO E69 AN GET TO rp4E ?1 p ,iiBEFORE CLO C' [Literature U LIT 7 AVEVT PENL'v VER" Mort Walker / ACROSS I Frencn er5tntjI5 6 French A WILL. r1CgE6 - A PRIVATE * * / ET £ERTAJX.'( A JFUL.cFOR _A (1_A TX I i ___ . ru -- ' / _ ____ _______ - ____ • GONG TO 4 M ABOUT CUR ACADEMiC STANDARDS, F1tJANCES, FACLJ L.IY-STU DENT ,. -- - f - -- - family toy that could throw their routine out of kilter Seek all their views first. LIIIRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) j3'• j" I 31 36 37 _____ _____ _______ __ __________________ ________________ ____________ 50 I & Heimdohl by StoUel I ,- - - irii, j. -.---• and Ih ft"u'g%,.%I,,t) -STOCK6WKER Arthritis Many .IA%llS J,('(IB't' 1IJJU.DHjL.J BLONDIE Causes 1DEAMEDTWATh AP TErMESECOMI) - W4ATSSO 4OR3LEABOIJT ViCE.E5tENr.,J --.•-- •.___•_, -.--- I, ..._.1 ••- e.4EAPPO.trED ACW!MPANZEE F5TVCE.PES, E,.J1_•••__\______•••,•___ DEAR REI.WF.R - There are several types of arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis is in(lammator' arthritis and the exact cause of the inllammatlon is not known It has never been established that it is caused bya known bacteria or y.lrus - U -_- .irthritis on the basis of gonorrhea, or tuherc'ular arthritis from tuberculosis - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verm.., / MY MOM ( WAN1SA kOTTLEOF SI.IAMPOO LEMON OR REGULAR I HAVE YOU G0r (STRAWBERR'?OR ) \HOCOLAT Gouty arthritis is caused by the accumulation of a lt f uric acid The overproduction of uric acid in the txxlv is an inherited tendency. Uric' acid is a byproduct of normal cell regeneration which is a consLint process in a healthy K ___________________________ I • 1053 Weit North East J 964 For more information ou arthritIs send 50 cents (or The health Letter number 4ll, Rheumatoid Arthritis Enclose a long, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for maltof this newspaper. I'O Box 1551, RadIo City Station, New York, NY 10019 in care DEAR DR LMH - My husband and I are on a limited income so I wonder ii you could help me. I'mSfeetSand 50 pounds overweight The very word diet makes me hungr although I 've tried to stay on one time anti again j ' height. Large fenced OutSide storage Central Pocaion to Eat Things W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JC1INKPIDER,ASSOC 107W Commercial 372 7U1 Sanford __________ ____________ -NAVELS. OPAPI I PUllS & ' TANGELOS, $250 BUSHEL, MURCOT 1st) BUSHEL. 3726733 or 372 0367 24Business VENDING ROUTES Real Estate ____________________________ - 411'bouses ______________________________ Kish Real Estate --,( PVIC F (lii YOPID THE CONT RAC T-' CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN Shopping, schools, churches this immaculate) bedroom, 2bath home in 53n Lanta One bedroom is panetec and may be- used as a den. Back yard te'nced and beautifully landscaped An all 3210041 - - ___,-_-- - ________ COMMECIAL LOCATION Completely returbis.hecl 7 bedroøm, 18-Help Wanted -..... ___________________________ Nurc. RPIs. LPN's, Aides; Aide Companion, Needed immediately, 62$ 0636 ________ _________ _________ • ,..-. ((1 •(I ' ; 1 W degenerative arthritis is thought to he related to wear and tear (actors and affects mostly the weight bearing Joipts in the cing a light headed feeling (not alwayst. Often dizzy -by Bob Montana C'j, LOO$SREALHCE, MRS. LODGE.' CHAIR IS i8! 'rmE HARPS!rHOpo IS 'l(WE(.LYCU SjE f)D CE'.TUY -- TEV.'SE 14ii CE.L.Yh7.E GQEArJoB.rHSuciA RuGIS8tCEg LI6tCENrURY! BFuN.CHO,91pr) J __ ____ I there is no good way to prevent all forms of arthritis, particularly when we don't arthritis As a genral rule the prin• Clples of good health will help Avoiding obesity decreases we:ir and tear on Joints ('ontrollIng the level of uric acid with medicines when it is too high will help prevent gout such as rheumatoid in support of ___________ PEAL TOPS ttrancm 1621 OrtandoDrive No I 31? 1311 Qif,' CARNIVAL ____________________________________________________________ pressure symp- SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home, economical oil heat, sna 1 yard 119.500 MAKE OFFER. Rentals STORING Ii MAKES WASTE30-Apartments Unfurnishe'd SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDAD NOW .. 1 Bedroom apartment, newly Call 322 761) or $31 9993 painted. carpcteo, kitchen fur ________________________fished Adults preferred 3730963 Fashion Show Director for Sarah or 37) 0)61. Coventry. Act now rio investment no delivery. Excellent Garden Apts , I 6 7 BR. air, carpet, _______________ _____________________ arrangements to add to your drapes, GE appliances dw family income' Opportunity Franklin Armi Apts , 3236430 local manager 321 0031 Of $71 ____________________________ _____ _____ : Forrest Greene, Inc. 8306193 REALTORS 373 6353 , 1 , by Dick Tum.r control It' tpk, •u'tiv \'oU need what ' I the : ... ou LEGAL SECRETARY-- Ex perienced in workman's coriip., . arid personal Iflury Call $31 31*8 or 534 8)21 for appt ___________________________ ApIS, 1 or 7 bedroom, lurn or unfurri, both AC. w w carpet, 10 damage. IllS mo 323 1359 after S P ________ _________ - BIRTH ARE have dizzy Clean I d:edroom apt . lightS, furn ,adults $9550 322 2296 after & DEFECTS FOREVER J- - 606 PARK AVE I? BR, Part Furn Waler Furn. $l00mo &up 371 0066 __________ t. ______ ______ HELA _____ ______ ________________________________ __________________________ _______ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS spells from involvement of (hi' IT1ARO'I of the various in f&'ctions that may have arthritis us a complication treatm "nt also helps You can also from low blood have them pressure because not enough blood gets to the brain. They can be from severe anemia o'r from dieting, particularly from overdoing it with any rAk1u AkIr rIJrr ' , ______ __ '' C __ ,,, IIPI4Iofl x'u rLL, WHAT 'S WHAT ' $ FOREVER. _ E j '" - ' 'I '''' _____ be caused by _____ WgoNG... NgONG J I'IELR mARal OF and relieve your prohtern \'nli will need to see a doctor and I think you absolutely must dii this. Remember your health is ___________ ______ ____________ _____________________________ ,-. I ___________________________________________________________ ,_ We J MINU% TA$iS AMD MY iL&S RI l:ie.ict ii[ THE CONTRACT P4OdvE AWAYS, NOGIMMICKS LOWLOWINTERESTRATES safeguard It above all else today's problems to get back to yestday's tces!" -' - - - . - '-' !iU.ra FI•__ 4 7'. 1, - - - _____________________________________ - , - - - !' - ':..- "'-- ;. -. • - . ________________ £ I - -.':'- ti:.._ - 'I :,x;j V 79-Trucks-Trailers --Equipme for Rent -.-------------- - - i_. --'I ,-- .,-;;: . ...' -- - - I I . - -. - , ' ., ;_ .-. '• - '; _' , -, ,.' d' - - - -',.-: .- - -. - -. ______ , -_-, air, o. 15,000 mnles, euro sharp ,90O 7233610 after S - Steam Clean your own Carpet Pent our R,nsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372518) ______________________________ House Sale-Antique chiffonier and trunk, range, refrigerator, TV Set, washer andotner household items 701W. 24th 5t 373 5555 1977 FOrdCourief ISpeed with Topper 51.600 372 3124 52-Appliances y - - - -- CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave -. r 1- - ---- ------- Phone 377.24$) Cassetberry, Hwy. 17 92 830-1706 _____________________________ KEPIMOPE WASHER, parts, Service. usCri machifl MOONEY APPLI4NCES373069, We Buy Furniture DAVES'373 9370 _______ condition. $330 firm. 3728396 after S _____________________________ 1970 Hemi 'Cuda, perfect condition, drastically reduced. $2.95. •34 ___________________________ -_. . .-- 32) ISlOor $31 1605 ________________________ 1963 Corvette Roadster, gocorur fling condItion, 52.500. 321 OlSi after 5 p.m. 1973 Ford Econotne Window Van. reasonate See at 106 W Coleman Circle 322 5063. ______________________________ YOU NAME IT, 53-TV.Radio-Stereo I BUY IT RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN bU 10(6 air, automatic, extra clean, $99S I Call m irsi 323 7340 M .UNS WORTH REALTY - __________________________________________________________________________ Peg Peat Estate Broker SO3W.lstSt 32)6O6Iom32JOSI7eves ' I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY TAFFER REALTY - _________________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Peg Peal Estate Broker I need volunteers just needed them back In 1776. Volunteers who expect _____________ - _______________ yard. $77,000 7 New double wide, (sally set up in quiet adult park. Central air, screened room. carports and skirts 54.000 under invoIce No CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of MerchandISe Every Day $300008 Nights phone 678 - .... StOve & refrigerator, blue carpet. Central heat & air Paylon's,3fl 1301 43-Lots-Acreage _____________________________ Burglar Alarms REDUcED ..._____ . Scm mOle & VOlUSiã Counties, SunI __________________________ __________________________ aria 3 BR 'ement block, I _________________________ Acreage Tracts, small I large, bath, carpet, kitchen eqUipped. , Let us Burglar Prod Your HOme TERWY REALTY, REALTOR, Immediate OCcupancy. 518.500 Surity Locks InSt011ed 6280711 Bank financing available 323 Phone)fl $66.5 - .- -. ._ - ___________ I I U' I I Land Clearing -;-. - ESTERSONLANDCLEARING .? '_.;' ''b' '."' - '4',i - -i'''r.s -, -- ,. -", " ' - i/i , I' 'I' Z.Ji'' l - ,- n "-'a r - -. il-i - -- .i,,. %11"14r4-.J.. DRIVE IN TV SERVICE Service IC? Live O.it Blvd Casselberry Phone' lit 96.-Al z'-- cv 1? : I 'j £ 1911' "' 'I4 ,i - I t ff .- - "4 I O5 tl I 1 1J s' .. r __________________________ ;i5. cf'i''5y 1I-,7x.,,. - (v4'..r z':-.1I.1,'i. 4''1 /s?' ., - i-'-'i "ii "I' "5 ,.. -' €l ,r , iq:J - ,cC,,, -' T i4"Y '-/' i 'in" '- Rcot.ngArdCarpen,rypep,t.r I- tee eS'imateS Call 373 b6' E'pert repairs ftt roofs or shing! All work granteed BROGDEN ROOFING 3726700 Aj: yi- - ' - Il - - .. 'c.. !_gt . " ,-. i 'q 'i' ,s -'- ' ,-' -, ' - - '.-"'.- roof _________________________ - - - "•_l- • i-.,-,-- - ' ,. I - u.. - .-'f ';-:.-: - - Radio & TV Accounng Inavidual. Business Mw? 17 92 a' Five Points Phone 372 1843 __________________________ L7-'t', r :, ' 'ii; ;,___ _________________________ ___ _____ - _________ -_ eneva ' - ; - -'s is" 373 085 _______________________ Williams , ,4.. ' -'" _________________________________ In come I U X Se rv • . I I - --- - I . ____________ ____________ cfmrunr D.lftj II :, - Paneling, doors, windows hungs. concrete von k. etc. By the hr, or the' lob 327 9345 _____________________ - '.rr -fJ-5- - ar, carport, Skirting, awning, ___________________________ cxiu,'llent Condition Offered by S.avings& Loan. 16311 per month. I TQWERs BEAUTY SALON Phone 32) 6051 or 130 000, flights (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) Call 678 5569 I 519 E F.rxI )fl 5747 Bait .; :: - _____________________ _________________________ I can cover your hOme With alum. JIM'S HOME INPROVEMEp4TR 'J KING Piumbing Supplies -, Siding & lOffit system, Also Water Heaters lam. 10 KEEP WARM Peple:e your old Ro4ing, Gutters 70 y Exp m thru Sat 2534 5 Park Dr.ve Eagle Siding Co 131 9543 JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more 3?) 56)7 efficient 8*flifl Or single hung WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' _WindOwi. 531-9971, WORK' Placea Classified Ad SVERYDAY -someoneislooklngf; Pressure Cleaning the Evenino Herald today what you have to sell. Call today ________________________ and your Classified Ad will appear ____________________________ _____________________________ here tomorrow A&A CLEANS ALL - &-\' 1 -- 3 Bedroom. lLaths AIrcdy set up with awning and skiing Cheap 321-0041 . Phone 32)0180 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Coe MoO'te Home Park, NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central Sanford heat, air 57.000 down, $206 per ___________________________ month 37272$?. 1SYR,FHAFINANCING _________________________ RUNNING OUT OF ROOM? HOW 'GREGORY MOBILE HOMES DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete 3803 Orlando Drive about a 7 slory, 6 bedroom, I bath block, excellent condition, Sanford, 373 S200 home Has private bedroom and taxes, by owner 3?? 6670 bath for Grandma. Many, many --_______________________ 3 Bedrooms, Cfl l-r(i carport, len ced 5500 doan, 90 ,cars. 9 pct IDYLLWILDE- Spanish style 3 J ,Sf'P, 51'. I bedroom, 7 bath, in like n cooditicv Double gra'j. an'l I much more. Are you ready foe Ca ll this? 1.11.100 Ride out to 10) Lark I STAT[ ''ood todsy Ui ,ilt(f 372 ?i9f Call Sanford's Sales Le'aaer ____________ s) _______________________________ 42-Mbile Homes EXTRAS INCLUDED!i CALL US, YOU'LL BE SURPRISED!! MLS REALTORS /I t - Marv.3fl$5g 3 BR, 7 bath, central heal air, NEAR LAKE MONROE 2 Sty ,_Florida room, large lot. 545,000 BR, 2 bath Separate I SANFORD AREA Acreagn 10 I garage and game room 519.500 I 46-Commercial Property acres in'proved pasture, fenced, I I -- BAMBOO COVE APTS ))Oft. plus on paved road. 533.500. I EASY LIVING 2 BR, 1 bath,' Prime COMMERCIAL LOCATION, JOHN'S VILLAGE-- Im- I cement block, gar.iqc 116)00 One' & 2 bedroom apartmentS, ST 1)5' Park Asenur frontage 1700 I maculate 3 BR, P baths, wall to I OWNER I IPAAPICED at 1' per I furnished or u'ifurnished Newly ft. office building. approa wall carpel, central heat air, I cent interu-st I OO E. redecorated Come see 25,000 sq ft property ss,000 chain link fenced yard, utility I Airport Blvd Sanford 32)-13' MOHAWK REALTY. INC 1550 shed Only 13.000 down. I WITT REALTY Lee Road 6178141 Spacious garage apt., air coodlion, COUNTRY HOME- Small 7 BR I t. .,'.i Ri',,' F%t,i'- ll,k r i ,i cssa - _______________________ . pool privileges, utilities furnished, ' acre 1.19.500. 7727741 J 7 0779 373 1t9$ I Re Catlner.323 5600 FHA financing avaIlable $18,600 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - IIO0[ 75th St - _________ ______ , I' ' - ______________________ _____ - _________________ - anxiety so as you can plainly see I can't just send you a diel -: ______- --- will arrange financing. trailer apIs Adul. & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy I? 97, Sanford. 37) 1930 ________ YoU THAI' MY PAYCHECg$ flg[ touted to the public. Di7.Zinss can Home o BPP Warranted Homes API ACRE IN TOWN' Yes. and a beautiful bedroom, V, bath borne to boot This one has e'iierything you have aver wanted So seCluded you better call us for directions MIS I ARE 5 ______ __________________ _______________ REALTORS 214$ PARK I BR furn apt , downstairs. quet ___________________________ neighborhood Ideal for olaer or couple Call days. 831 RAVEPINA PARK - Lakefront 3 person BR. I' baths, central heal air. 0990 _________________________________ carpeted, new kitchen, 2 Florida rooms plus boat dock, 1.3 ion Bedrooms Adultsonly SUNLAND - 3 BR, I bath. central PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 1i1i5 by Bob Thove = new, $110 ' '- -' __________________ -, - .,- i " - -I- -.-' --.- -." - Motcrcycle Insurance BL.AIP AGEPdY - - - - '• - Love' seat, 145; coffee table arid (5-Pets-Supplies matching end tables. $45,) Sla tables, $71; 1 drawer chest. 1.15; 80-1105 for Sale youthbed,comptrte,$7O; twinslze UKC Pit (lull Terriers, lOG points. Papers Guaranteed 323 9141 ______________________________ mattress and box springs. $10, 11 Lllevrolet 4-door, 73 pu.t Ouh, 545; nice dinette, restored, driveable. See at We'kvi 1.50, Sylvania TV, B W, $55. 66-F3OrSe'S River Haven, ask for Roy. or call matching LR chairs, $10 each; -. 7517. occasional chairs, $5 and Up ' QUALIFIED FARRIhR and ____________________ antiguedining suite. $150; twin or' BLACKSMITH, Trimming, 1975 Fiat X19, excellent condition, full size hladtboards. 1.5; antiques, Shoeing. Work guaranteed. 321. $3,995. 305574 15$? anytime reasonably priced. KuIp 00)C or 830 17.49 weedienØs, alter 2 30 "veckdays Decorators. 109 W First St. 372-_______________________ ________________________ - If you ha,e a iob and good credit, ye Lake Mary - 2 bdr , Fla cm., fenced yard, Shade $14,000 or best can move yOU Into a one, two, _____________ blood pressure Goods ,a ,',,• -. U.. LI - 'r n '''(';.-.. C S - _______ ________________________________ 372 2118 AFTER fIRS 112051$ "The 2nd Get'em Hot" , _____ _____ coffee mode', pecan, like Phone 37) 5853 na rural area No down monthly payments less than renl Government SUidited tO QualIfied ouers.coIl to se it you Quitl'i-v' a' 1111 Pan' 74t r-i flI ' ran 7' A phonecall could stilt you on anew and profilable career. Call $62 311$ i 1 your arm - 365 _________ Iin spells. They are just a syrnp torn, and they can be caused - I by a !it of y, Ideal location, Reasonable unfurn 2 Apartments- Utairs, I or 7 BR, $90. Downstairs, 2 BR. 1.100 1.30 deposit Close downtown Sanford. 377 0161 after S -_ -- to krw cx - is causing - BROKERS Days--)?? 6123 PdightS--)fl 735? NEW high quality homes With only TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You can't afford to rent v-hen we can make' Ownership thiS easy! _______________ have a diet to HEADER - I wish I could Just solve your problem 51 -Household - -7 --- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO REALTY INC _________ 5779 i,. P. t0'p'C ________________________ _______________________________ __ ___ _____________________________ _________ ;m''"'c"., ' -_____ .414f'i,,,,,,,,,,, DEAR I JIM HUNI _____________ Park Ave. Fr.. home, female to live in with aged couple, 377 3853 high blood ____________ _____________ - ---- FARM EQUIPMENT Newnndliied Ford, Kubota, Peltibone S'es. Rental, Service 111 Magoolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 834)344 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY _______ rxisr -- - N. V. 10079) spells are experienced not long after meals. Can these be tom' [)o you As you can see from this points SANFORD SEWiNG CENTER 307E lstSt Downtown 372 9111 ____________________________ _____________________ IL.arge gas heaters; cement laundry tubs; single maple bed. Simmons hde a bed; used brick; 'c.I'aphone Ph 3?3O5 alter a - s. __ 5"g' Dial And Sew Zig lag wiifl 3 63ATractor;& - Reconditioned Batteries, $1295 needle position sewing machine Heavy Equipment exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, and cabinet Pay balance 0157? or ____________________________ 1109 Sanford Aye' 1? Payments of $650 See at CONT RACTOR'S EQUIPMENT - _____________ _________ Little want ads bring big, big results Just try one. 322 2611 or LAKE MARY I Bedroom, I bath ?SI P.ri. Dr 8319993' frame home, detached garage. '1 REALTOR -nice shade trees, fenced yard, I 3?? 1Q91 Going Busneis Day Care Center. near lake 511.500 MA counts 17 porch Freshly painted inside & $11,900 M-f '1 air cond.. fenced, fruit tree', !I_\ __ lied him listed 'n our fluins Drm'ct'1 Airboat, aluminum 116" granhopper. 160 Lycomlng mOtot AUCTION & trailer $1,800 3fl 7174 alter ____________________________ Every Friday 12 Noon _____________________ ________________________________ Transportation _____________________________ Harold Hall Realty New seller every huur. Have had ip _____________________________ 60-Office Supplies to lb truck loads to sell Thu IREALTOR)?) 5771 auctIon for people *tio want to - -_---- 75-Recreafjon3l Vehicles save or make muney. We sell by Winter Springs 7 yr. Used office furniture ------.-thfr piece, dczen, gross, or bath 1700 Sq ft .custom drapery, private Owner, ¶971 .'.' ri ','-cior truckload. All types Of goods, Wood or %tel cJt-P 1eweculi jesk appliances, many Cxtras, Mi. Home, 1$', self conlaned, on Ford leweiry. food items, bric a brac, & thairi. Se(retarial desks & from Sanford, Sacrifice. Rest chassis Autmoatic, new tires, crystal, radios, $ tracks, many (h.ir, straight chairs, oft cc By c'.vncr, $3.z 5531 i-ve', rear air condilsoning. Latest blue other itemS wk cabinets, as s Cath and carry. book retail, 55.215, loan value HWY 46 FLEA MARKET PIOLLS ____________________________ 54,100. will icli to lit buyer al On Highway 16, Sanford Cass..lberry, 17 97 •t SANFORD-- Homey 2 story, ax 54,700. Buyers only, please, 373 (Behind Auction Gall,rlest _____________________________(.il.nt Ieen 3 BR. tarn rrn. _____________________________ _____________________ fireplace, large rooms, I blk FREE GIFTWRAPPIP4G Aft Bab; 62-1.awn-Garden School 511.000 Gitt. Knits, Christening 71- Concord self contained travel LONGCjO- VA-- Notnr down. . PAYTOts CHlLoRN'SwEAR 'railer, 51.600 I'n, 373 144 atier 1 LET MF TltL YOUR SPRPNC, 3 BR. Ii, baths, lam. cm, fenced 2610 Hiawatha pm Pb. 377 1301 GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD _________________________ yard $71,500. FREER. 3775191. I7'Travellrailer,Gifes, l9lOmodel, SUNLAND 3 BR, large fenced DuoThermSpaceHeateq eicetfent shape 3724302 corner lof, Ige lam, cm Im 525 FOR SALE ____________________________ maculate FHA or VA -- terms 377 !S99 TOMATO STAKES -SW ORLANDO- Perfect for 33 39.tittt'r5p m 76-Auto Parts 'l0NM,IER FURNITURE relirec 3 HR Fl-IA-- $150 On. BUY -SELL-TRADE 1135 mo. Large fenced yt $15,000 34" Sell Propelled Sweeper, like Opened-- AUTO PARTS & ______ almost new Cen air heat Woodsy tie Mowers, 7513 Park Dr " 0617.Ooenl Days. Mon Sat.? 30 sntord area. School nearby FHA or VA Assume Payi ________________________ ______________________ terms 521.900. ________________________ 6, and Sun. 9 1. _____________ _________ up Investment of ioOQ s.000 Call collect, Mr Carson, 813 576 5320 )fl 5961 AM FM ¶tereo; Duncan Phyfe table 31) O7O ONLY 516.500 - 2 Bedroom. I bath, (rfltr4Ily located and Coflvcnient REALTOR FOR TUNE STARTER SIELLAS REALTY Lay the' cornerstone of your f'jture Reg P E Broker wealth wth purchase of this 3 372685.loc 867 __________ 7357 Ii bedroom. bath with screened ____________________ ,ir ,,5ul home, Paneled walls, carpets dining room, eat kit chen & an Uflt)eliey6We 16*25' farnilyroorn Only $27,500. Call to seewhy IbiS home will drastically increase in salue. $31- 5222 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR. '.LS- REAL TOPS hours weekly with complete ---' Yellow Cab. 221 5 Sanford portunities ._. _____________________________ 372 $541 ... - kIJ.L Iv INC 70? E 25th 373 78)7 SlAt A rol BFQT. PEALTOP SELMA WILLIAMS '''r',.:iste Eves 322 0612 or 377 1517 maker 125.900. Stenstrom Realty WERE YOU DEALT Home c4 BPP Warranted Homes A FULL HOUSE' Set' thiS lovely 1 bedroom, 2 bath NEAT & CLEAN - 3 (Teilcom in quiet neighrhood with SecIed Split level in country setting, backard Kitchen equipped Only doubtt' garage, SCreened patio 527.000 Drive by 2103 DeCotfes overlook. Swimming pool, Price rCdu(ed to sell LOCH ARBOR- Large corner tet Brittøny farm house. Has 24 Hrs. 323 - 9410 everything including family room 2017 S FREPICPI I HWY 11911 -_______________________ anddoubteqarage As.*Ingl39,900. 105 N, si,jrtlancj Drive- 3 BR, 2 bath, See at 101 Forrest Drive fenced, large Shaded iot, Oriano 1-273-1016 NEAT AS A PIN-- Paneled family room, well landscaped yard, you By Owner- Clean, small 3 BR, I nanme it. $11,500 and good terms. bath. carpet,fenced yard. 313 5295 114 Courmlry Club Road after 6 _____________________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader Retirement Dream ______ ______________ ANYTIME AT 322-2420 .. helper desired, have Fla chauffuer's license 37) 6659 - Evuning Herald, San,ora, ri. _________ 53-1V.Radio.Stereo Mercficindise JANUARY PRICE THAW 3 Bec'ronm, 7 bath. 3 year old Snith, central heat, garage very good southsude location Asxing $72,800. Call 21-Situations Wanted ------- -. rrut For Sale - dIfferences between expert Write more about competitive and ordinary bridgeisthebid- bidding. ding after a simple takeout As you can see from today's double." articlewewIlltryforawhile Jim "Today's hand shows The difficulty is that you realthe expert biddIng North 1Y fleed longer articles than feels he has just enough to our space allows. riskatwo-spade bid, butSouth with his five-card suit and two (For a copy of JACOB v kings has no problem He bids MODERN, send $1 to: "Win to game." at B.idge, '' do this Oswald: "Give an ordinary newspaper, p. 0 Box 489, 7 Offices attached Warehouse Iruck ')'O('R !.ITTII. IFE .IGFNCF" . later on. EIther way South makes four spades i l00N MOle 811'I or 377 M?O CommercIal Building Children(ared for In my home, near hgh sthool area 323 87*6 after 9-Good trump 4 ... - II he ruUs low East will over1-'jff but South wilt make the rest o( the tricks If South ruffs high East wilt score his I)t,Ie l'ass £ Pass I'ass P Openlnglead-K V Found HAL COLBERT - - LOST Brittany Spaniel, malt-, white' SALES- Active real estate license. . wth orange spots, metal Studded O in"estment. UpStanding per son tan collar AnSwers to "Rayrso". TV TECHNICIAN- Good hours. $100 Reward 377 149) Some experience. Excellent potential, &-Child Care OFFICE MANAGER- BA in ac -ceuntinc Potential for company A A BY'S WORLD. Carefor infanis comptroller toaqe2only Next tonewOrivers' CHILD CARE COUPLE- Work with emotionally disturbed License Bureau 3776615 children Living quarters fur Day Care, my home Precr age 7to nished Good benefits I Fenced yard Phone 3735079 RETAIL MANAGER- Must have good retail background Good NCW government program, c' Satary. care for as low as $7 p., we'ee, MECHANIC-- All 'roundeiperuence you quaJify. 323 $111 plus Own tools. GOOØ lob Mother of 19 mo old baby would like --WE SELL SUCC ESS ' baby Sit for cne child close' fl 701 Commercial ________ 373 5175 6QC Reliable. 372 7529 my. V Cosmotogists with following 372 0043 ____________________________ Heavy Equipment Mechanic. preferably experienced with Franklin and Bombardier equipment, American Woods Products, 200 Marvin Ave - _______ Oswald: 'PLaying at (our spades. South can ruff the uth GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR FRAC I ION THEIR COST OM IODAYS WANT ADSI - YOU'D HIRE A PRO 10 REPAIR YOUR TV, SO HIRE A PRO TO FIND YOU A JOE, . ) ACRES on Lake Mary Blvd Will divide into tO acre tracts 52.500 to 11000 per acre nr Mobile Home on acre lot, Reduced price I ili-tr.m nhi,til,' Fm,ii' pet-fer CHIJLUOTA S2.G3, EhA LiUttII4 (051 qnl 2 m.iI&'. 515 W(•(' Pfi. 27? 9112 I BR (partilion makes 3rd BR), 2 ----- - - - - I baths, Fla room, kitchen 3bile Home ts equipped, carpet, air, Pica ______________________________ ---- ---cltapcs, 'aundry rm , toot houS cornerfencedlot, citrus Chuluota KOVE ESTATES- Nra Swim. Realty. 345 3757 fish. boat. clubhousc, 550 no Fre. ________________________ literature, P.O. Box 10, OsIeeii. Beautiful ranch type home. 3M fla 3276.4 7776077 acres, st,mle O',ter-n area 617 __ 1617 or Ill 37-Busilss Property -- Orlando fMr (hanI 115 56V1 - the bidthng might well stop at two spades. Our ordinary South would not find a second bid." - I I Jun "Put an expert North * 9 53 y 10863 • K 8 95 t3oth vulnerable Lamb - • spades. He raises the value of 26 his ace.queen of diamonds J h'auce he sits in back of the I opening bidder and our ordinary North jumps to three spades This would getaquick four - spade bid from any South SOUTH • interested in knowing how one contracts arthritis Is this a hereditary discse7 Is it c-aus ed by a low grade inleetton" How can one keep from get. Chic Young NOIITII £ A Q 64 y 54 A Q7 2 £A43 F:srlI)l EAST A 10 82 11(15 By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. H BLONOIEI IJUST 4&DA 4oqi , ui i _'I I • - - 34-Mobile Homes _____________ N AT B R I D & E HEAPP FOR. OUF I ----5-Lost & -- ___________________________ Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! "HOtlrfl," Aitlt or Teens WI HELLO. TiMe FOR 'uk4S!) cwr-ci SE.1 WERE You will travel paths you've ______________________________________ - 1&-HiIp Wanted Writep O.Boz 1713 Sanford, Florida 37771 _______ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 1rr'e 644 7077 trir "We Care"- I __________ 52 OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom IliO r month. SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors 321 1)0? - might be prone to take unusual will be beneficial if you don't risks. Watch your step. venture beyond your CornSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ft Ii prehension. ________________ 1510 Elliot St.- 2 BR, kitchen equipped $I25 month. 550 damage deposit Orlando 79911)9 afIre S p.m - _______________________________________________________________ YOUR BIRThDAY Jan. 21, 1976 iHouses Wbenoupace a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful iS about to happen iueøroom Ploute Kit Equipped, 5175 814 1939 ,Itier s Sunday - Noon Frid FACED WITHA DRlNKlç. ,, "OBLEM . I (0ti 0 l.c.Arnymous Can Help - 41-Houses garage, ca'petincj gold. cloft schools, Shopping 373 02S1 at tt'( 6 Noon The DQ,y Before PubIjtj There isa bit of the speculator never trod before in your work in your outlook today. You or career tt1s coming year. It - n" __________ lca line U700 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - '1_-Pc?rson.aIs ______ _____ - . IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IU YDIJR i AMILY! AL ANON For families Or friends of drtnkers For further information call 173 5$7 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 (lox 553. Sanford. Fla 37771 - -____________ ___ 32-Houces Unftrnished DEADLINES - CAPRICORN (Dec. Keep a close eye on coworkers 19) You're the first to icnd a If you're all performing helping hand. That's the way hazardous task today. 1c sur )'OU should be, but today don't they're safety conscious. let one who's undeserving snows CANCER (June 21-July you. take ( A(UAKIU iian. J-Feb, 19) somethIng a little beyond your 'apnhtlt(iec it may get fouled This Is not the best day to seek tavors from a recent influential up. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you contact. Wait until you know expect others to adhere to your him better. commands today you're going PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) to hare to set the proper Be sure to have all the exiunplc. necessary back.up before 'IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) tackling a challenge today. - bthru2Slinies - 530 P.M. SATURDAY 9-Noon (;EMINL May 21-June 20) ___ m 18 i2l - - eoo AM. through other than your normal the home. Check additional channels. They could be shaky. sources. #. SMil1'TARIUS(Nov. 22Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't impulsively enter into 21) Be persistent today. Stick agreements today where all with that which you start or inlorniat'on isn 't presently you'll leave many unfinished projects on the workbench. available. Wait till It is. '"•' 15 4 'ou look at, Screen carefully any business first thing 28 35 CLASSIFI RATES - / TAKE,TUE\ (FIFTH YOU j '\fl)RKYJ / ' Seminole For Tuesday, Jaruasy 27, 1976 _____ ___ Monday, Jan.26, 1976-.38 _____ _____________________________ fldroom house. cic.incentrM wo ro ruicoo ; BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED ______________________ heal air. carpetinj be rent ftP. ci- otral •IC heat, carpeted, Hdrom, 7 bath, Ryrnna Park 50-MJsCeIIan2ous for Sale io-Swap &Tracle sat# 37) 1z91 _________________________ be.IultuISCttnQ Large oaks. On ______________________________ onoak Shaded lot Great area,line Window Washi,, ppsic1map & Cole, Deltona-_________________ E*ecutiv home, 4 separatetot, I BR Irame, consider ' IVs from tSO. B&W. from Schools.S Spct. mortgage in.so. _________________ _________________ SWAP SHOP FLEAP,tAKT f3sini' Era. ,-stimat lelscoptron 531,Q()Q bedrooms, 3 baths, playroom. Blitz 515. Service all n1akp HERBs' Anyn can be a Seller or a buyer Clean 373 S9 ' • t.mity roam, fuIl'j carpe'ed, 'ea' . . 3?) 1ijedO Ch.rqe All admitted tree aurcondition,cu,Ipes,øpsnwMhec; MOSSIE C. BATEMAN MOvCrATo7,THl.. bedroom, :__-_-__ 2 bath, 7 %tory, in mint conitioqi Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Come browse every Sunday at the intercom 5)0) month, firSt and Only 577500. Good location, Counter tops. Sinks, Installation MOvielafld Drivain Theatre, 5S-Boats&Accessories 2697 ____________________________ DAY NURSERy- 3 Bedroom, anytime 3227643 POBOPI ..i/.PiPir -- 322 -2611 19 - -- ' ___ 13 (LASSIFILD IRDS OdQndo - Winter PQk __________ ____ 17 by Lorry Lewis -I' II ___ 45 Medical sutli 47 Ruoent 48 Epochs 49 French encyclopedist 5lStampon, ala - -- - __ fly BERNICE BEDEOSOI. -, CAMPUS CLATTER with BMO BURNS OMMT 1 EES y ,- - 18 Roman go ot 52 Papal Paywrighl 33 French underworld representative (1639.16991 novelist, 19 Hawaiian 53 Maxim 7 Obliterate Francois --stand 54 Well-known 6 Short sleep 34 Put in order 20 Cravat 55 Black srae 9 Echang. 35 Uttered 21 Penalties premium 36 lip to the !.m 23 Capeli play 10 Public office, of oow 24 Auricle ' 13 Biblical 37 Young woman 25 Sail yard 1 American prophet 36 Made warm IScol) writer. Truman 16 Entice 40 Masculine tile 6 ArOmatiC plant -16 Timepiece 43 Penned 28 Asian country 2 0? a Near East faces 46 Utah state 30 Have existence tar, tory 21 French flower 31 Printing 3 French novelist. 48 None measures playwright Anatole goddess 32 C?- in t:a,11622-1673i 22 Roves 50 RoGent 35 Terebnth 4 Employs 27 Pronoun si Accepted 38 Fodder 5 Hindu we'gbt 29 legume Standard -U _________ _____ 12 4 -, rr- - U 0 IV - - - -- THE BORN LOSER 7 II _ ______ _________________________________________________________ HARnSCOPE - WILiOINoirl I-I ___ 39 Upper mb 41 literary collection 42 Pitchers II Got up 2 pail.h POViflCO 14 Ashier IS Paramount 17 Japanese - - ----.I P '-t '" -- - _____________________________ YOUR HOME? Buying a new hOme'1 Moving to an C&A BackHoe Service apartment' Land Clearing, fill art, cla. rock All kinds c'd digging Housetrailers Cet Some action witti a Herald StOred & mOyCd 372 9147 classified ad We'll help you write ________________________ an ad that will bring a fast sale CALL 972 1tt - ________________________________________ Pest Control _______________________________ Hour $erv'ce Dykes Pleating Ar Cnryj,tiri ri -c.i' Alterat,uns Dressmaxsng, lidi men's, children's. Drapes, Quills, Upholstering Donna Canada. 0707 '4 - - Upholstering - . - _._t•'. I..... I - 5 - delivery Call for' tree Mtimat,. 701 E Commercial 37)61St 1' 4 . 4"6 4> '''- '' - ':Z " .",u '-."' us'- ) tY -' ______ ______ *"F%c$ 4 -. -',-'.-' T PROWsI P(51 ?$6 Park, Dry - .;:: . _________________________________________ ___________________________ Heater Cleaning Sewing __________________________ c .. "i'4i £.. 5 1 -' '' . - - -. _. - i,. ..'i"_" - - �-t ;- . - - - T - _ _ __ - 3 31, 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TELEVICIFRI LISTI' A N D U HLIGHTS" H GaLIJO Monday ws *1 AS MAN BEHAVES -3 MAN AND ENVIRON. ENT €111 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN *2 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 0 MAN AND ENViRONMENT 9 ABC N ED zoom ED fIN TIN rw BEWiTCHED 6 CONCENTRATION Porter. ig 4 ttutsabOuaMfronJs cx•Iar, after passed s.ncx thee- Ia.!t meet Cifomia's Big Sty country U FEEDBACK Vv'n_D Vi¼n,LD Of B 4' i6 PHYLLIS. Pit1:is (OctsLeactr'san)uedorgoes a %Ovene case of mothec Jx.*.'i'. Ofl 11Cr øauton ANIMALS announces she's baying Vu3. 800 2 12 NBC MOVIE; -Day of the Three how tea ILSO Ahen the French Secret Nmy Ctganszatcn I-a-os the Jackal (EcMra'd Fox), a i-'h' less. precise and ren,tenjq successfulassassin, thoys. ciose s target Jac 'i.svoi'.iirxe.,st-p __________ SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS WrD _______2:30 -- '-" "THE LEGENDOF BIG FOOT' 1 CAPTAIN S E N I R C C H A I B L I E Attitude Arabesque Choreography Barre Ballerina Corps De Ballet Danseur Entrechat Labanotation Turnout Pirouette Pas De Deux Tomorrow: Hawaiian Islands Ladd, Mona 1950 (Wed) 'In- 'Brung L Cary Grant, Katherine Hpbn (B& 1 938 (Fn) "Five Mi,on Years to Earth " Ar4ew Koor. Bazbwa Sh,.qtey **CRAZY MAMA" JES. 8. THURS. CO-FEATURES: "CITUCH OF THE DCAOON CONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS $1, CHILDREN w, ADOAMSFAMILY 430 - an OU can 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9 THE FBI (R) — 5(k) 2 ADAM 12 - • L - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ------ - . - . a the Orange City or Deflary Rexall Drug Stores. _____________ t!i _________________ 1111.11:3OPM.-S1. 25 M 110 1 04 1 )s G eorg e C. Scott ii., •"'•-'.' '-. Th e llindcnburg .... ,,' I. Ifilff ________________________ . ' -- - LAKE HURST. N) ti1-Tc THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED, '' - - - , - ,' .3' ,-- - . __________ I 103 35, 40 7 45 -- - 10% I __ LAI)Y Jc - ,A, - - -- , •' - - STARRING , GENE HACKMAN LIlA MIPiNELL, BURT REYNOLDS *' -- ______________________ -dwo- .0efir " . I ~. ~~, I .i -" onto04 i t * - . J Factual Error Found I - If 11" a- 1U rri'r Th ree Three ' * i _______ -P:-4 lk i~ - g i - .. ______ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - _______ ' I 0 ~_ . . -1 -- - . I - I - . ' ' ' -- L ____ - . ' _____________________ . ' '"t'' _______________ ' -' :" ~~,-:. ' ' - _______________ Vi_ 4 i 6_t #I- -, I M. I m — i -11 1 1 1 1 1111 1 i m t __ ' '-. - . masked ban(hts. have pleaded guilty in circuit court. A fourth suspect pleaded guilty1week _____________________ 9' . ' ' I' _____ 2. ., '."' -' . - - , . - II . -1. I ' ,. - - . '. '' - 4.i . . ! t 'JTW I .4 Ik John Anthony Makrls, 21, of 201 Brighton Way, Cas.selberry, pleaded guilty sO being an robber' and was also ordered held In Jail during a presentence investigation. The fourth suspect, Daniel E. Funk 20, of Orlando, pleaded guilt)' to the same charge last week 1- - - ss- f':irtni' zii:icks iniI riih)w'd Il'ti' -&; - ,,.._, "4 I )\ I - 1111"P ' - • . ' - \f % , - ," . .1 II7 . ' . - ,... - " / 4 ' - - I / I . , - ' '. - ..--- ':-- " ,- - - ' ' , ..". - . . .& - t - ,_ I ' . i-.-- L_. .1__ -- .- - " . -' - ' . - . __ '- ''. ' '4 - Tod av i -- - - - i - i• T - V't 4 .?. - -.. - i,i ... - ' -. ' 'I - - -- - -.;-;:,,,,,,, ,-- - . - ' ... i-. -..' -.. , . ,, ____ ... -I -.-'.. .: _______ I Continued on Page 4-A) . 1. - , , lxi ,4,i,, _ -'--'- - -, I - City ----.-., &- _~-.~ '7 Hall II) ALUIF MLIlh'H\ Herald Staff Writer - Representatives of three - -. ' '.-• .'-. .' - -- - .... -m . . -- ... . -. -- .-' - -'- .' ".' . .., ,--'------' --.'. = Site -- request ssas made b) n missioner A.A. McClanah;in and was passed unanimously. I - - .',- .-- ;---. ..'. -...' .i.. -, - -- --,'-'- -', -:-ri An announcement by 01111- organizations voiced opinions the city hail issee drew a burst on locating C ne w cit y a of applause from the audienci' during last night's city c Stenstrom said he intended , mission meeting. ask the city comintssion -, Mrs. Nora Gortion. president place proposed city hall siti, , if Sanford's Interested Sarahs "on a ballot," in order that ti.''l'o Encourage Rejuvenation people ofSanford can make the (SIER), told commissioners decision on where the) want the that her group favors a city hail located refurbished city hall on its Commissioner Gordon present Park Avenue site. Meyer, explaining his vicss on Mrs. Gordon said the group the issue, said he has supported feels that rejuvenating the the French Avenue lake front Sanford Police motorcycle present city hall would result in site be came ha i ha-i t tloc,aton officers and 'therlff s deputies money saved and would a llow room for expansion parking ahost escort Outlaw the city to retain an historical and beautificauimn MotorecIe Club member's on structure. 'No one has :: L'.S. 17.92 leaving Sanford She also indicated the ciL' hall creates dollars for after ,I circull Jury Downto%in blLsincsse Meyer SISTER group bviieves Is U rtant ki keep the cityit ball for Spairlano. At left. one of McClanah an commented, the six motorcyclists at- and the county' .,. courthouse in the sne vicinity. "I'm convinced the only tending the trial dons a jacket preparing In leave the city The position of SISTER, reasons for leaving it here ton parking lot at Seminole Bhd. ;icnirding to Mrs. Gordon, is Park Avenue are nostalgia and the i. itiLt,fl.i and N. Park As e. at the end of that the money to be spe nt on a aesthetic,, the trial. The 'cyclists left city bidl cod better be used for want it, that's fine." St'nhinoli' and entered Orange providing public transportation In other Oct IOns, James ('ounty under the siatchful for Sanford residents. "who are Smith, of Smith Furniture Co., eyes of t'scorting deputies. in desperate need of this ser- addressed the commission on oIIf rtpr i1I:rTiii . it locating the new city' hall was phased out if plans to eliminate Forrest Foggin. presidert the curbside parking on North Iowntown - 4 - ,7_-:Vt-q. ' — I : ~ iANM L Un XU -( t - F — _., ~ y t-' - - ...:'ci-- V . P1-s rn) f. 'I' t"'-' i'!.' -. - ''':,'''_', ,'..,j., ,',.:.p"S'e' rr!r. 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'd• ' Businessmen's French Avenue are reaiin'rI -, 'iaion I DI UU.5I rt',,iilutic,n :,i 11 the subject of parking spaces in Smith asked the E'oglfl Sail the I )U.- passed a In autbi iit dt - ..t,r01- -iXJ' ,,_ Also speaking on the subject front of his business that will lx' ' ." 1%. iCC. , - mffi 'i.. ;5 I 4 Want To Retain f1, _ - "c. , , '. '' - ,- - ' - - - il-., a — - ' .' .- -/' ' \, - — ' ----- "I J . 1 - -',. __ _,f / ' '0 Elliott told the court that he and Makris colored the store - . . INIAO , w .1.4 .&IM %t 1; - A . -) 0% & - I ' '11 i 4, 'x. I 1967 Kewanee Trail, anI -' '' .#_P !7. - . I . f . .f -' Sanford Groups 91I - - . "_ 4 1r"'J % .:i --:- ) -.- ~~..-- -, , ' rV- A. :3ø in WilliamI). Fillott, 28, of 244 Plaza Oval, both Casseiberry, pleaded guilty to the life felony of robber)' Ina hearing Monday before Circuit Court e A. Cowart Jr. The ? dered pre-sentence investigattons and the men held in Jail pending sentencing. . . .-w- of ' I —A.---"Z M 9 ~~ Sheriff's investigators say the arrest of the four men cleared up 14 other armed robberies ø' Seminole and Orange Counties, Dctective Bob Simmons said the arrests cleared six holdups________ In Seminole, three In Orange County, three in Casselberry and two in Orlando. ' '7 ;_'- 1-_po'w ~ ir ----fz 1 7 W - 1 EM ~ , , 0 ~I . 1 I.~ ~ _ - __ ___ ~ _ _ _1 -V!M-.!!0 ~ , ,0 VM~.-;~ " .. f. ~ -, - -L.1f _~. _I 1 ~ -P &. w --5- _- -I .i70 - - - was eii- A-rice of aggravation and - arrested minutes 'after a Sanford Avenue convenience mitigation to be consider ed by the JIll-)' be fore it dccid?d on , _ _ ( aiIherrrnen1 On Friday, while the jury was absent from the courtroom, Spaziano told spectators, "1 its recommendation of sentence Joseph "Crazy Joe" was brought in here on first- in the murder case. Spaziano, proclaiming his in. degree murder and I figure if The court ruled that since the nocence, was held today in I'm guilty cf this I should be rape conviction is being apcounty Jail for interviews by killed." pealed that inv mention of It In state ProbatIon and Parole Ua jury r(onhzi)Lndat1on the niurdt r trial might cause authorities in a court-ordered of life imprisonment isn't the murder conviction to be pre-sentence investigation binding on trial Judge Robert overturned it the rape confollowing a circuit court Jury's B. McGregor. McGregor or. 5-iction is reversed. Monday recommendation that dered the pre-sentence in. Kirkland had opposed the use he be sentenced to life un- vestigation and has set sen. (i the girl's testimony because prisonrnent for first-degree tencing of Spaziano for March of the appeal pending on the murder. 15 at 3:15 p.m. rape conviction. "There's little The 12-member jury con- McGregor could either appellate right from the victed the 29-year-old former sentence Spaziano to a life grave," he said. Outlaw Motorcycle Club sentence or to death in the The state presented no witmember on Friday night of the electric chair. nesses to show aggravating August 1973 sexual mutilation Defense attorney Edward circumstances in the murder of murder of Laura Lynn liar- Kirkland said he'll seek a new MISS Harberts and the only berts, 18-year-old Orlando trial for his client and also defense testimony in mitigation hospital clerk, appeal the murder conviction, came from Spaziano, who was The jury reconvened Monday Spaziano is already serving a allowed to briefly tell the jury afternoon and decided to prison sentence of life plus five that the only prior crimes in recommend to the court a life years for an Orange County which final judgment had been sentence instead of death in the rape conviction, passed on him were petty esectric chair. larceny and grand larceny defendants Covering his face with hisOn life enter must verve ?.5 years in prison convictions in 1967 and 1968 in right ann as he was escorted by bcfr're being eligible or parole. New York stati' sheriff's deputies from the Five Outlaw Motorcycle Club McGregor wouldn't allow courthouse to the Jail Monday, Assistant State Atty. Claude members who tried to gain Spaziano 's only comment to Van Hook to use testimony of a entry to the heavily guarded newsmen was, "I'm not 16-year-old Orlando girl, victim courtroom wearing their club guilt), in the Orange Count)' rape, in jackets were barred by Sheriff the se'cntl phase of the John Pclk until they removed Spaziano trial in which the jackets and were searched S ?_ 9) Life For Spaziano ¶! .- . * ~I;~ 0 4 .1--1 , . ! _ & i _ Z 1 , m rr~ __ A ..E# , 11 111 7 . 1 . ~ of d0fti - -~ .. L . -_ = -. ,; — r_ II1 vl~r 1 --_ -m , -* .A N -_ .%~_ . - ~~_ \ - .V . __'N - ff 1 .=. - 't, . .--I =~~f~~___ ..-__ .__ .. I -1-1 V 11 _ _____ V/ ,-W ___ --4 . `0"JI . I 1011, __ - I . a - -__ ~M_ I --- .6-4 If4 1 11 lihwl ME= ____ (_ - nf'"! à - Guilty1 is NOTICE .' information # l the contingent or unllquidate, the , hiosever, the controversial after Judge Wallace Hall Longwood to secure the county commission decision to dismissed grand jury charges nomination and selection of •. purchase the $517,000 site was against the three officials. Freeman as county attorney. not made until July 15 and The second conspiracy count (;rand jury charges covered , slilp 'oft Commissioner Sidney Vihlen much the same information as charges Freeman, Hattaway Jr. signed the contract with presentedin the new in. and Kwiatkowski tnct Dec. Mandell on Jul' formations. 31, 1974 in Orlando and on other Herring said this morning it '. One count which addresses dates until and including J that the Jan. 12, 1975, date to itself to a violation of the 31, 1975, with John Doe, an Convicted murderer and rapist Joseph discuss canceling the purchase Sunshine Law states Corn- unindicted co-conspirator, and hides lace from photographers on return to county jail with nf the clay pit is "impossible. It missiouers hlauaway and others without advising the Sheriff's Capt. J Q. Galloway alter circuit court Jury recomI the (late) can be changed. It Kwiatkawski met on Oct. 14 3nd public of tile m"Ungs. mended life Imprisoament for Altamonte dump murder. a Secretary of Slate Publish ion S. 76, 1975 0EV fl Jan k ______ Bruce A Smothers By 5' Paul 0 Block Publish 17, It. 76, Feb. 2, 1976 0EV 53 can be changed. Ill havc to voted to back off the clay pit fake kek at It. purchase fk,- dtendillg To amend what appears to be "private sieetings," which One count of conspiracy to ;'n er-rr, h!errirg said the state were attende d oy violate the Sun!hirie Law filed attorney's office can file an Freeman. last week by Asst. State Atty. "amended Information" before In the second information William Stale)' against top. the issue goes before a Judge. c'ki ranking cowity officials ap. Without such an "amended filed TlU the tilu is charged ith two counts of violating the pears to contain .in error. Information," Herring said a Inforiaed of what appears to judge could ha%,e thrown out the Slimshille Liiiv and one count of he a mistake, State Attorney count, lie also said, an conspiracy to violate the law. Officials set a Feb. 6 Abbt,it Herring said this "amended motion" could have morning Information contained been filed by his office after the arrai,nment, in the one count is "impossible" informations were presented to The second Sunshine violation and set upa meeting later today a Judge for a decision, count claims Hattaway, with Staley to amend the A spokesman for Staley said Kwiatkowski and Freeman met do'uiiient. the error presents "no Dcc, 31, 1974 at the CNA The count states that on Jan. problem" because there is a Building in Orlando to discuss 12, 195, ('dunty Commis.sioners legal way of amending the selection of Freeman as county Michael liattaway and harry document, attorney. In January of W75, Kwiatkowski, County Attorney The two informations tiled the . • 1 Jury Reco mends . I . liv Li) PIIICKETf er hi Writer Thomas Freeman and an Friday by Stale)' charge the trio Kwiatkowski and Hattaway unindicted co-conspirator met with three counts of violation of voted to select Freeman. secretly to discuss aborting the the Sunshine Law and two ounty's plan to purchase the ctiwlts of conspiracy to violate The third count alleges the Lester Mandell-owned clay pit the law, trio met Jan, 12, 1975, in the site. The informations were filed sicinity of 115 Marcy Blvd. in Colorado corporation authorized to Prnposing an amendment to the do business In the State of Fiords, State Constitution authorizing and Plaintiff. limiting local taxes for water vi management purposes to not more ORIN W WEDMORE and MARY than one (1) mill RUTH WEDMORE. hiS wife, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Defendants have hereunto Set my hand and NOTICE OF SUIT affix ed the Great Seal of the Stale of TO OP IN W WE DYORE and Florida at fallalsassep, the Capiiai, MARY RUTH WEOMORE. this the 30th day of December A.D his *ire 1975 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. (SEAL) if olive, and if either of them t" (Circuit court Seal) Arthur H. fleck*ith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk PAUL 0 BLOCK. P A Attorney for Plaintiff 155 East 4th Avenue HieIeti, Florida 33010 44 , i.,_* I , Cato No 16-41-CA-49-F MAJESTIC INVESTMENT COM P ANY OF DENVER, a demands against the estate are requir ed, WITHIN THREE MON TIlS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST rUflLlCATloN OF THIS NOTICE, to file With the clerk of the court a written statement of any claim or dem and they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indicati' the basis for the claim, the name and address of he creditor or his agentor attor ney, t h e amount claimed If the claim i not Yet due. the de'?whenit will beme du e shall be ifated. If the claim i r - In Sunshine Charge? your dead, the heirs, devisrn. granite's. assignees, lienors. creditors, trustees, or other claimants by, through, undir, or against them or either of them, and all pa rties having or claiming to have arty IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE right, title, or interest in ,he 11th JUOCIAL CIRCUIT operty described in the Corn SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOqIDA dam? RESIDENCE UNKNOWN PROBATE DIVISION YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE FILE NO. 75-390-CP HEREBY NOTIFIED that I Suit has IN RE: Estate of been brought against you bv RAYMOND i PRUITT. Majestic Investment Company of Deceased. Denver, Plaintiff, to foreclose a NOTICE OF certa'n mortgage more particular l, ADMINISTRATION oescri in the Complaint filed in TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thit suit, which mortgage en tLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST cumoers the following described THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL property, situate in Seminole OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED County, Fl ida or IN SAID ESTATE: Lot 1. OAKWOOD HEIGHTS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED according to ttt, Plat thereof as that the administration of the estate re(oritetJ an Plat Book 13, page 57 of of RAYMOND .1 PRUITT. the PUbliC Records of deceas ed, File Number 75390 CP. Is County. Florida, pending in the Circuit Court for q other relief; and you are •, Seminole County, Florida, Probate required to file your Answer to said Division, the address of which is Complaint with Clerk of the Seminole Coun'' Courthouse. S.iuifcjrd, Florida, 37771 The p-er- 4v• itpied Court and to serve a co'y thereof on Plai ntiff's attorney, tona l representative f tfli5 estate is Paul & Block. IllS E 4th Ave. ALICE S. PRUITT,W?SeadoreSS Hialeal', Florida, not later than tht 2631 East Gore Street, Orlando, l6tptdayol February. 1916. in default Florida 32106 The name and ad wisicti said Complaint will be dress of the attorney for the Personal taken as confeSsed by you representative is $t forth below. DATED this 9th day of January, All persens having ctaimj or 1976 , - in AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTION 9 0 ~.) Ile . - Following Murder Conviction , -, ' ,-Is :'-II)l J - ."'ii *"' ; ~.. -1* *, ----, S SECTION 9 Local Taxes — (a ) Counties, School districts, and Florida municipalities thali, and Special AND ALSO That part of the East diStricts may, be authorized by law 60 feet of the West Hall of the Nor tolevyadva!oremtaxesandmaybe thweat Quarter of the Southeast authorized by general law to l?vy Quarter of Section 11, Township 71 other hues, for their respective South Range 79 East (LESS The purposes. except au valorem taxes South 725 feet thereof) lying South of 01 Intangible personal property and the Southerly right of way line of taxes prohibited by this corntitution State Road No. 436, all lying and (bAdvaboremtaxes,exclusieof being in Seminole County. Florid taxes levied for the payment of All containing 74 201 acres more or bOndS a nd taxes levied for periods less not longer than two years whtn has been flied against you and authorized Of the electors are ruired to serve a copy of ho are lhe ow ners of freehoids written defenses. if any, to it on therein not wholly exempt from WILLIAM J. BERGER, plaintiff's taxation, shall not be levied in ex attorney, whoSe address is cet of the following millages upon Greenberg. Traurig. Hoffmar., CONSTITUTIONAL 01 I ~i 4! - I In DeBary Sharp. of Deffiwy, 11 studellt at Seminole Community College, will make his professional debut before the general public as a magician Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. at the 1)eBar)' Fireman's hail, '_'ø_ie. — MI in HUDSON PARK, as recorded Plat Book 1, Page 69, PubliC Records Of Seminole County , FINANCE AND TAXATION Sanford, Florida 32771 — PrICO 10 Cents 111111~ 1% Date Apparently Wrong Magic from -"S'" ARTICLE VII 68th Year, No. 135—Tuesday, January 27, 1976 Llpoff&Quent,I. PA.. 1401 BrickeIl tangible personal property-for all Avenue. PH 1. Miami, Florida 33131. county purposes, ten mills; for all on or before Febru ary 9. 1976, an 2 12 NEWS municipal purposes, ten mliii; for file the original with the clerk of lh ti I) ELECTRIC COMall school purposes, ten mills; for C ourt eith er before service on PANY watermar.agementpurposr for the plaintiffs Attorney or immediately northwest portion of the State tying theroafter; otherwise a default *ill 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES west of the line between ranges tWO be entered against you for the relict J) THE LONE RANGER and three east, 005 mill, for water demanded In the claim against management purposes for the delendanti remaining portions of thC state. 1 0 WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of mIll, and for all Other special this C ou rt on January 2, 1976 districts a millageauthoriled by law (SEAL) Sh ovv approvedbyvoteoftheelec tors o A rt hur H Beckwith Jr are owners of freeholds therein not As Clark of the Court wholly exempt from taxation. A Lillian I Jenkn 11 county furnishing municipal 5crDeputy Clerk Set Feb. 7 vices may. to the extent author ized PUbliSh Jan S. I?, 19, 2-5 l78 by law, levy additional taxes within Drv 73 the limits fixed for municipal pur -poses . lii THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tts CC IT FURTHER RESOLVED TH JUDICIAL CIkCUit IN ANt) that the following statemer.t be FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Nineteen-year-old Mike placed on the ballot. FLORIDA Tickets or Information on "Magique" may be obtained Ttjesday 1/ 2 7/76 only PKUPOSEDCONSTITUII3NL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND AMENDMEP4TTOBE FOR SEMINOLE COUNIY.J VOTEDON MARCH 9, 176 FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION NOTICF.OFELECTION WHEREAS. The Legislature DIVISION under the Constitution of the State of CASE NO. 7 5 .900 CA 0 9A I Senat'! Jc'nt iD MOTGAGC CORPOTJON, Fluraa, pase Resot'tion No. 1041 proposing a Delaware corporation. amendment to the Constit,,tion of Plaintiff, the State of Florida, and they did de.rmine and direct that the Suit THE DEVELOPMENT COR Senate Joint Resolution be sub PORATIOP4 AT NORTH LAKE, mled to the electors of the State of INC et at, Florida, at a Special Election lobe held on the second Tuesday in NOTICE OF ACTION March, 1976; CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE NOT. THERE r ORE. I, BR UCE PROPERTY A. SMATHERS. Secretary o Stale TO: JOHN E McGRATH of the State of Florida. do hereby R es idence Unknown give notice that a Special Election YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an will be held In each county In action to foreclose a mortgage on tt FlorIda, On the second Tuesday n following property in Seminole March, which date is March 9, 1976, ounty, Florida for the ratif cation or rej ec tion of the That part of the East half of the Senate Joint R esolution proposing Northwest Quarter lying East of the an amendment to the Constitution East right of way line of State Road the State of lorida; Viz No. 100 (Interstate IL all in Section NO. I 3. Township 21 South, Range 29 Senate Joint Fast lk Resolution No. 1041 AND. That part of the East Half of RESOLUTION A JOINT p Qr!e' (LESS 'he oposlnoan amendment to Sec tion North 109517 feet thereof) lying 9, Article VII of the Stale Con East of t he East right of way line ci tJ!j?!:r rc!';t .cct d V.j'CTT Slate Road Plo. 4(X) I inl.'rstate 1). taxes ALSO The South 225 feet of the Be It Resol vedby the L eg islature West Half f the Northst Quarter of the Slate of Florida: of the Southeast Quarter; ail in That the following amendment to Section ii, Township 21 South. Section 901 Article VII of the State Range 29 East Constitution is hereby agreed to and AND ALSO Lots 1, 3.6. 17, 74, 75, shalt be submitted to the electors of The East 156 feet 31 ancl 13 ft E this state for approval or reiection at of Lots 24, 25. 37 and 33 and the East the general election to be held l feet of the South 355 feet of Lot November 1976 AND The North It feel of Lot 10. 530 Sharp has appeared before many area clubs and lodges with his magic acts which began as a hobby two years ago. Offergood "al Notice the assessed value of real estate and j) LASSIE Ile will present 'Magiue" featuring Illusions and 'cape, %; the assistance of Paul Osterhout and Walter Burnes of Sanford. on our 3 piece dinner - you D MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Enjoy much krger "SCE-1 & Find" pursies with ___________________________________________________________________ o ver so dsscoverie, per panel in $ll'fltW$Ir!iC5o(24.pij booklets, To order volumes 1. 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Eric 4 6' RHODA FOIPWJ Morgenstern has second Evening 6 i G I - Legal Notice 4 - - - Monday, JJfl. 26, 1fl6 -------- 2 - = -------------- .--'--- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 26, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 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>, January 26, 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/bd75409b246c22323e26bf50faeb7073.pdf fc45b05c1a247bce6d9f4a55b643604f PDF Text Text 68th Year, No. 11 3—Thursday, January 1, in 'Zeigler Den ies Killings Freeman,, Binford ___________________ WINTER GARDEN (AP) ____ - W.T. Ziegler, a promi- ___________________ nent businessman in this small Central Florida town, is con. Fident he will be found innocent of the bloody Christmas Eve _____ '['- murders of his wife and three ! -other peons his attorney i nahir 41 Sanf ord, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents PtowardProng _________ innocence, attorney Ralph Hadley Ill 'L. Zeigler's e has given :t formadon which could clear Zeigler, 35, of charges lie gunned down his wile, in-laws and a owns.rnerInafurniturestorehe ____ _______ Still Face Trials By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Counts AttorneyThomas G. Freeman and Seminole County Port Authority Chairman Tom A. Binford are still scheduled for trials this month on felony grand jury Indictments after L fl512( ( t 5fU1 efforts to quash \ the charges in circuit cult court. _ . _____________________________________ . _________________________________ _____________________________ - -. . IWO- ' - gal ___ ,. - .• - - J f-: '-"' . .. ___ . r Chief Judge Virgil B. Conkling denied Freeman's motion to dismiss in a Wed. nesday hearing. The court ." ' '. dismissed an indictment S against Binford but accepted a e.Ililngofthesaxnechargesby .., . State Atty. Abbott Ilerring,s . oilier 1w direct information Binlord's attorney, Roger - Berry, agreed to the state's fr ,_\ dropping the indictment for false swearing and perjury -r-- - against his client. Assistant State Atty. Bill • Heffernan sa the direct in' formation on the charges corrects rrors in the IndlCtmCflt - the citing of the , .. . wrong county commission -v-----------district and wrong statute . number for the alleged offense Binford is docketed for trial on '. .. . Serninole-Brevard 7• .- ..., , , We wish to announce that t Tommy Zeigler asserts that . __________ / -. ,, . .... -•..-. ''-.is innocent of the charges /'i against him and Is confident lie •• ,C? . that upon a complete jnvestjga. . ••\ _• _______ (ion he will be cleared," Hadley /u •' I / flewsconfCr(nce flews " Hadley said he gave police _________ . the names of witnesses who say -,-. • \ -i. a car containing 'three or four black males" eruised slowly in front of Zeigler'! home Dec. 24. 'p.s He said he also sunpited the 'I.....' ,4. names of others who possibly noticed the same car in front of ..J...] 111011. Zeigier's store about the time of 411h1•1•IUIflIUIIUj !l4 the slayings. V--. In addition, Hadley said he . inrtl waived arraignment I has provided detectives with I -, - ... ... and entered a plea of innocent Zelgier's account of what ha t he charges in connection pened that night, but refused to A BUY DAY with his qualifying for an Ufl Defense Atty. The-SemInOic County tax colk-efor's office did a Indslide business in license tags yesterday, J. Cheney Mason, lelt, confers with client, county outline his client's version of the fast sucCessful 1974 bid for a c day to renew half-year tags. Tag and title clerk Jan Jenkins, left, and Donna Tenet fill out forms and events. AT OFFICE ounty Alty. Thomas G. Freeman, In anteroom outside of grand jury commission seat. Issue tags. 11rald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) room after yesterday's hearing. Picture as taken through The attorney also said that The Seminole County Grand hnhida).deeorated window. illerald Photo by Bob Uoyd) Zeigler has renounced all claim Jury returned the indictments to two insurance policies on his I 4flOfl against Freeman and Binford is "politically based and client in an Orlando murder Capta nComm wife's life totaling $520,000. on Dec. 19 alter a four-week motivated... just hogwash." trial at that tirn. "Mr. Zeigler loved his wife probe into an aborted $517,000 The indictment charges that Mason said he'll again seek to and doe't want to profit from county purchase deal on a 103Freeman asked John Morris, get the Freeman felony inher death," Hadley said. acre south Seminole tract Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. tlictrnen( dismissed next week Police have cited the two polproposed for use as a county official, to ecive1y charge iig an affidavit signed by hts A Rea I y 1ces, which were taken t in clay t. Lester Mandell $15,000 for title Morris, a grand j the last two months, as motive witness, )NNA ESTE.S Binford was a withess before fpsurantv rn the els' t tra without evidencebeing nhat he is being suspended for legislation ;in.t F'IoriLi is a that stati te .harge against the killing of Ziegler's wife, ikiti Stall Writer the grand jury. Judge Qinkling and to give Freeman (ii2,4* presented. "Why not treat a law and what his rights are, presented. toi) false Eunice, 32 and Charles Ma) s. trail-blazer in this area. Florida on Wednesday ordered that kickback. 4rd in a Series) officer in the same way a "Our hands are not tied by is one of the few states with Binford, Herring and the court Herring says he has a sworn 35, a long-time c'istolner at citizen is treated." the police the law," he said, adding that such a comprehensive piece of Defense attorney J. Cheney statement from Morris that is Zeigler's store, be furnished with II;c g of a police officer captain said. eaIed Mason argued in the Wed- contrarytotheaffidavjt and the the U. S. Supreme Court's legislation," the Casselberry Detectives say Maya was for I that were not inNoting the transcripts of Binford's secret nesday hearing that Freeman court ordered a transcript Altriionte Miranda decision requiring that chief said, lured to the store the night of vesti grand jury testimony. tht'roughly is of department has a formal suspects be told their rights did isn't a public official but an made of Morris' grand Jury lie added, however, that the the shootings to be set up as a yVSC , says Capt. David procedure whereby complaints not stop successful pre There was no indication as to "independent contractor" testimony. ,jtlons Ian robber amid then killed. needs "some Gunt I the Altamonte are handled, Gunter said the of law violators. "We just make strengthening, or clarification, why Herring's office requested furnishing legal services to the Unless the court orders But the kt!ling of Mrs. Zieg- Sprii Jice Department, the transcript. Binford was the County Commission. Mason otherwise, the hearing on the lee's parents, Perry Edwards, proceduresstrictly follow the better cases now," Gunter said. There are sonic vague areas In real estate salesman handling said the law under which new motion to dismiss the "It ncthing if ts past," police "bill of rights", The "A bad appe - a bad police it," Karcher said, pointing, in 72, and Virginia Edwards, 52, Gun 1. "When allegations officer is advised of the charges officer --- will show himself in a particular, to the section of the the aborted clay pit deal. Freeman Is charged doesn't Fret= felony charge could remained a Mystery, police of Freeman said he was sue- apply to him, ing -complaints being leveled against him and manner which will be revealed law concernhig the review said. Detectives say they don't are prised at the court's ruhng against an officer he Vrppmnn L be closed to the public and press is read his rights— "the in a thorough investigation boards which are to hear know whether they were part of toda he is public official and denial wants to quickly present his is aired. 'il. soft, verbal -- nhile nine yards," Gunter said. usually done through our complaints against officers. the alleged plot or dropped by eve I of evidence should of his motion to dismiss the side of the sto'y to a trial jury. Mason didn't rule out apA thorough internal in. detective bureau," he said, the store by chance, Saying the law leaves the bet indictment accusing him of lie is scheduled for trial in pealing Wednesday's ruling to nil the officer should vestigation is then held and if adding a couple city offices review board provision rather 'dadley, however, said he has hay soliciting unlawful corn- circujtcourttheweekofJan 19 the Fourth District Court 1 same rights as any the charge is serious, the f. have been cleated of charges in "mid-air," Karcher said the not ruled out robbery as a mo- cUt pensation. the streets. ricer, before being suspended, through but Mason said he'll seek a Appeals but he said he'll in- law doesn't tell when or where th-e in the killings and repeated Freeman " zco Is not taken to pending completion of the in. vestsgations. thorough denied any continuance of the trial because probably file the second thou the review hoard must be inan earlier statement that Zeig. i'ou 11told he is wrongdoing and said the Charge he's scheduled to defend a instead, guilty vestigation and hearing. Is told Gunter also pointed out that a yoked while it does designate , lee may have been the victim of person who alleges falsely that what the board shall consist of a revenge plot by blacks for his New Winter Springs Unit an officer is guilty of a serious and what its authority is. ' participation in a recent police1975 crime can be prosecuted investigation, Winter SprIns Police Chief criminally and is also liable John (,ovoruhk said that he l!mdle' said he found it "1n tiill to the officer as an in- personally believes that the law County Recalled teresting that Mr Maya, who (bVldUal, Firehouse has helped and gives both the was supposed to be paying cash sReadied ,s 11w old year ends and the new begins, Herald Casselberry Police Chief person making a complaint f or a $350 color e1evisjon set, rs have listed their choices of the most cigruficant ByJANF;('ASsELnERh1' George Karcher said the men of against an officer and the of. under CETA when the grant iPUI)i. had a "et of food delivered stories that affected the lives of the citizens who live herald Staff Writer his deixirtnient were protected ficer protection. runs out on June 30. The 3,400 PUD etentj tQ his home earlier in the day as work in Seminole County, WINTER SPRINGS - Fire by civil service prior to the Backing up the paid firemen to the Oviedo city limits and the a Christmas gift for the needy," Readers will find a recap of some of these major "If there are bad officers, an Chief Charles Holzman Sr. are 24 trained volunteers, who city lire equipment presently Meanwhile, police revealed es of 1975 in today's and Friday's Herald, passage of the state police bill investigation will bring it out looks back on a year which has pull shifts sleeping in the fire must travel seven miles from the Identities of their two star untiaris were shocked last year to learn the Seminole of rights and the rules gave the and if the offense is bad enough seen great progress on the part department ready-room at Fire Station No. I to reach the men redress and grievance the officer can be dismissed;' of his department, witnesses in the ty jail had caught fire, leaving 10 inmates and a procedures. Govoruhk said. night, This year, for the first area. The site for the new One is Robert Foster of Oakr dead in its wake. Ttit. law lila)' not have been nil; time last year, the time, Holzman said $3,600 was station is behind the inland, a friend of Maya who acother top story was the arrest and conviction for theft (oorJitik said he has set up department (consisting of two appropriated for compensating formation center and Northern companied Maya to the store lord police officers. needed Casselberry, butinthis complaint procedures in line paid men) was busy moving the volunteers for time ac- Way in a commercially zpned may not in have been the case the night of the murders. The en there was the grand jury probe of corruption In ith the law for his department, Into the city's first fire station cumulatd on an individual area. other communities," Karcher but that he is getting with other -- a $175,000 building shared basis. second is Ed Willi a ms of Oakty government. said, adding he cannot speak departments locally to revi se with o ther The new fire facility is land, a part-time Zeigler eme grand jury returned indictments against two city offices. Now he for anyone else, Ilolzman said the volunteers nearing and update further the completion. ploye who happened upoh the An looks forward to additional and Iv commissioners, the county attorney and the "I think it is a fine piece of procedures, paid firemen perform well overhead door is now being perso nnel, vehicles and a irmnan of th e port auth ority, together as crews and the paid manufactur ed and the Interior the County's plus side was the grand opening of the second Facility. 'mien also participate in all the work on the building is awaiting k Prior to the move the limited volunteer fire department tral Florida Zoo. 1 its delivery. i So plus for the area was when the ball finally got equipment acquired and activities. '"The ' he volunteers are Putting the new facility int ti;ifltaincd by the Volunteer ing ith $40,000 in piedgs to finance the Downtown so good at helping out and operation also hinges on the Fire Department was not Corporation. co even coming in on their spare time to delivery of No new pumper protected from the weather, Around the (.'lock (h school system, one of the most ta lked about 4-A do what needs to be done," trucks. Originally sc hed uled for Bridge ts was the black tAr,cott of Rosenwald Elementary Holzman, who had been )iolzan said, 4-11 it 49-year-old Gene v a man 'nestiguting a delivery in October, but now put numt*.r of thefts strving as fire chief since he ('Wend %Vhtn FireStatton No 2 opens oil until Mas is a $49,186 became Seminole's ft traffic and burglarie& was hired as the city's first d in the Comics ................4-B n the courts, a major news story was the $l4mllIon fatality' of 1976 when the new Thscawilla area of town, pum r Sanford police reported fireman . rder theft ring that was brok in 1973, as apxnted Ik'lnuan said, he Will not be Flinpe ordered from Central t'roscnurd al-to-o e n up by poht' year was scarcely three hours burglars took $2 in a breakin at fire chief and hi ,l . Editorial it rs enipowe 4. with able to man it full time and will March. old, State Troopers sa id today. the Eastern Oil Station, 814 W. administrative authority only have to appeal Dear Mihy Ai e ve nt that brought howls of anguish from 6-A to residents of The Florida Highway Patrol 11th St lliilziji said a Mack an undetermined after the city passed as the re-evaluation of l)r. La'nh rty owners property ap48 an or that area to join the oIuntetrs reported Charles Ray Thompnumber representative and of 6ot1iing items at (finance in October, 1974, ofthe Horoscope, IsalSJhich were brought up to 100 per cent of fair 4 son of Stia I Lane, Geneva , was Quality Cleaners. Because of (lie distance representative of another 1410 W 13th Fivall creating a cit fire betw een the ket fralue. hIov'lta killed when his cemact sedan St., and two wall clocks, other sections of company, which might supply silver department for the first ThtwasasothenewcontractwonbytheSern1nole Obituaries ... ............ 5-A went ouof control aboI,t3a.m. fl atware and a clarinet at the time, torn where present volunteer an alternate vehicle through With the benefit of CETA Sports tuc,itllriAssocma lion (SEM for the county's 1,600 school 1-2-11 firemen reside the response Mack, are expect on 58-426 two miles south of Sanford Auttion corner of ed to be at ii hit rf (Comprehensive Employment ICIC%I,On ............... time would not make it pra( \tonda% (, ne a, slid off the wet French Ave.and t. , L' night's meeting of ut', W 13th St mod l.,i year wits ti'e iitSi time n Seminole Count Training Atli funding from %%nmcn "0:1111r.1, 6-7 % 1 ticl lie 1itirrl- in him "" • I 'v' '- uii 'I tree o Two Jailed deliver), story hat teachers began the school year with an SEA. the federal goverrunent, the men who will staff the broadside. new time. Sheriffs deputies jailed Iwo department gained a new gotia d con.ract. s ta tion on a paid basis as soon Sheriffs deputies reported men in connection with the I The $31,673 JAM pumper fireman in January a.,d another ; A m in shot In a phone booth at the downtown Sanford i'ossibie so that they may be flnqon only occupant ordered of the a.m. robbery of a Daytona in February. Included in in September, 1974, Toda','s high 70, low '0. reyho d bus station still has police officers baffled. A OiLs trained prior to being put on froni Jack ('ix'kc Co of auto, was pinned in the Rt'ach man in Becoming partly elouiy an'J the Mobile, Midway' car' budget are funds for two their own at -t'cond rime punIer was an unidentified body found on wreckage. the facility, Ala,, due for delivery community cast of Sanford. warmer Friday. Highs in the mpu 'it Seminole Community College i SCC). additional paid men starting 'flv Highway Patrol recorded The fire house and PrOperty, February, is reportedly still E. ott Jo se ph Andrew mid to upper 7k. IMws near 50, Sykes, 24, of stories d eserving mention include Seminole this month. Holzman said he which it is locat ed 19 traffic Fatalities in on land schedule, Seminole 18.38 Coolidge Ave., and Jerome will go before council to ask If Variable winds around 10 vol's return as a grid power, the Alta monte valued at more than $100,000, in 1975, hlolim.an said as soon as one MclntTe, 24, of 12th St., both funds are available in the city Mph. becoming southeasterly rings election which ended Lawrence woffoi'd's C a gift from Gulfstream of the new trucks Thefts Probed Sanford, were held in lieu of treasury. arrive one of sad increasing Friday. liuc career and the start of construction on the new Land and Development Corp.. the present pumpers will be As the new year began police $10,000 bond cacti tit county jail Details and tides on Page 5-A. iecn ridge. Also budgeted are funds to developer of Tuscawilla trapsferred to the new •___,/ u1i(t sher iff's deputies were on robbery charges. pick up the salaries of men now Planned Unit l)i'vetiiçiçfl,IflI 1T" 5 ______ 7') 1 ,. ie -S..- i ents oli*ce Rig that p - fl A • Geneva ivian r rs 1976 Road IT1 Toda . . ' , , - -. - y •.' , ' '"• ' �--.' -_----- - - - —rJT flr'r.-n---.---- -= - r----- n- C - - _________ Lr_ - - - - - - -- - - -- -- -- - - - ________________________ r - - - - - ___________________ _______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________ Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft High lights In The News r%IIi; III 'FLORID ek __ ________________________________________________ I - !NZOO Opening not er __ ________ Thrday, Jan. , $fl3A hi h 'gig I V __ _ IN BRIEF - ________________ By BOB LLOYD Inmates who %ere injured but 4P' : ____ June 9, 1975 wilL be The lawsWls may well drag remembered In Central on for sceral yea, court Florida. obn'e say, and may at ____ It sthrted as a seemingly some point in Ume be connornl sunny Monday but at soildated (or one or mo flOOfltlmctthckcloudsofden3e, maIeJu aI& Seminole County Jail adJant neIgence in operaUon and ByFA)PRICKETT -• - ga to fl hazards. - The lis of 10 jail i ales snfedootbythenokefm pile of ioldermg foam mat r upidl other allegations iiieluding security personnel in cacuatton procedures, ________ ot lA)OlOgI(.II l'ark "My home was Inict, but lots of the hi I there ere just leteled Yegncr iid There d n ir -_ ____________ made, and Rosenwald $ esUniated 211 Wack studen L23:ndtheNo cdI to thousands of dollars worth of damage. It E II d Fr February ew into a coun r rn.sern Other allegations include County setiools, enng up with housed in the jail to waiting than 1 unclaimed cYcles at ambulances, patrol cars and the rear entrance to the jail - - )) Justice Department and a (Seal) recommendation from (ount% line Wednesi on orders of 243f.et thence uth 59 degrees • H. 8eckw of the CIrCUNVfl mhation thence just walking fl(th, so I told them Snton HiraM Staf contained to a tiny former notinthcting ihargedSemmnole hnni actisity bro"ht those same property attenng the facility The in tnthip 21 South, Range 30 East, er During the months that to ether for "brainstorming the Justice tense heat generated f CUlT, IN AND FOR lNOLR Wt 213 parent b the dream of revitauuin materials in an adjacent cLaroom cell" and ta The report said the County Commlsalon had treated eriff IIIISe lilt If iate to set the Ia of the jail fe and $&4,00fl went mediate on repairs and installation of modern the unty S school system dent came close to losing 7,0OO in to the oems from the experts on how to improve the feet thc Suth fl (nturi to an eament over the North 20 and itiiunis architects, planners, redevelopment project was money to be received from the onDALE E.ANSTINLneylor ewhere in the jail there Antonio ji . out the The progress of the those killed in U fire and for the Jail sumers were ask what made . unfi, a to Not content with basing I I $40.000 was 5,000 black Mudents total represents well over half ,eoe grant from the city to conclusions, the DDC staff next I schools, officlais estimated S5 - operating In Seminole and four is still to come to trial otbe t I Florida c ti Tso defendants flrst-yar budget. INSURANCE AGENCY. INC., a s lighting ol of that OUi , r anunal exlubih a systemii of moats and fenced courtyards Educators bemoaned Notice is hereby given that, Yates im1cated three other called "body bugs" lthdraw his bid for • agreeing with the board L UO Loft and North 33 feet Lot2 plus James Arthur Onie, 28, of Millloninstolenmerchandjseln recruit Most, officials say, are to turn state's ev1deice, He led who sp'lled it all to Salerno. prosecution. Circuit Judge J. and stolen items "sold" at issued a "minority white state and county agents in a Despite his adznisdon of 61 William Woodson had agreed to reduced cost — sometimes a paper" which they claim Wa dfnated raids Ya - ',, Fi .J, noiai.g 1 - -L pected to be about $600,000. A new Zoological Society said guns, Mers, Judge George C Young $ l0 onstruction 1W051u Yer$fl 35 for I, participation ftefOu-OPCrtY 4 . r- . I , I .5-. T -. . • .' - . .. _..r.. 'T . --- - . ,.I ---. __p - ,• • IA ________________ 862oo ______________ - 1. I' . • . - ___ _ _'...... - .. . . '. I • .. . - -. _ .•. - - ''st,: . • ., • . ' . - .'' ,. A \1ilauke radio sthtion WOK Robert wood, Stenstrom said the effort to ma m eredroned alter the were seized abrd the yacht ' e" after they structure began in 1959 when he behind by a truck and plunged into ('uban atcrs of the Seminole County .,, ' . . _____ ,:1,,. , I: , ' a.. , • The to measures, both of construction hieh d bit cc but I t RICHARD W CASHIP4 FOR ADOPTION OF ROSE RI I ,J _______ S 31 £ I f • idI ING & TING NUMSIRI 72.(A IN RE, The J YOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ation has been filed igainsi t'iiI I r • ,s .Sd WEU It*U ct.uito -. :-' 1L4 Li I I wiinn 24 Hour 1m.rgen Si'e I .LtLA , . Ic -- S.;.-- vat ____________ CANING of the ave imed lop L. CLEANING ' tered 1dldof3776S not Inter than 'IQUIttd bylaw, ment a' n;t u (the , rn cess in "ii" - au os your ye , (4Tjjj'f FOR FREE ES will be I"tered agait4t you. . TES - DW"ithtr AD (Seal) r Dec itiJ I I, 13 4NFOR() H 1IN(3 & ' t.1, 2609 S. Sanford Ave. 5 • 4 .. • - . - p 4 ' *: • ' iiii:iih SINCE 1945 Our fJAMI' Tills It All - Sanford I . .- ': •. . 1 ' '"... .. ..•..-•• - . S :' P , .. _. .1 • . S •'•.• • - -• 1 ' -a%-._ . - ,. • 4 --.-.- . • . - -• - . , - . . • ..• '.. -'-': .% . ., . p.— ._ . ø_• . . .. . 'c . wiTh imiti CUARI*G SPICIAL , You are required to file your 'i — -- JR., a minor, by RICHARD W. CASHIN, Petitioner. The rIme of Marriage s been fiIeda0it , -. - . ,. - I NOTICE OP SLNT TO: Florence P. Maxwell - t_.LI -- .r , .. 5 ,. i... ... ____ - 1 • • ____________ A AMENDED -- — r arrin -. F .. hen Ostcen Bridge during four he type of bridge to erect the dudin1 hi bundle of bills enacted and signed by Edniund Bro n Jr earlier this year TO ROBERT I. THOME SR Yk 11104 : Range Planning Committee for Stenstroni told (beth imber tht the Construction of Ito ids and t( the time I don't e ire htre / 1 1916 Jan - - Iirng range planning corn- Clark CIrIt Cow? ('EU 141 ti :_ I - -- .. - _______________ - I .__.- - _..,_. :;: . . . . ' - . ._ 4 •.• - / / indude to 1211 'friiniants strengthened bs a tragic ac 1976 PubII..h Dec 3) 1973 Jan.'l4, lie Issue :' be - I Includes Color TV, Air ond,t,oning, Malu Service brie 11 expedite the replacement of the IXp mrtmnent spkiian Jotui Fi ti,nfmruied h at your written dafsnsØ •flt4 with the Clirk J)wfng the (lu-ce months that band radios and fishing officials calling (or a 55 per cent Yates, who was put on four Yates rcde over Seminole, equipment were sold fences white and 45 per cent black years probation after pleading Orange, Brevard, Osceola and who resold th< stolen met'- student population at Risen. Sun.Li, f . •• •-- - - efl a S y . ona • t estimated at 10,000 during the January, l96, after hIth a funds tr lost to anotkr (ollins, Claude Kirk and number of fund raising projects 'ikial Circuit, in and tor Seminole Ya claimed in 1err1 tc.turnr'ny arxtScrnlnole agentswtre busy F)onahlfl Crowder year-oid arena,afyInoindents_,oU. Deli -- A fl JUDICIAL Cl R CUlT OP FLOPIDA IN AND FOR w- 1 , t at Sanford. FILStCI? _______ -. Jacksonville and it was prOject will be 1' mules in estumat-'' uit 1' t WOU1'1 •'e a length. . ii I, U.. thenatuonandan1idults'sexbillolri iatsaysnlrnost E Rozon Executive Director "customers" Uwoughout the phaseot of Rienwald was In The former construction adtted also to being one of Hti' 1d DII - tended the opening day at ' LOngWOOd - , - Atnts recovered *33 000 in 11Ieasthreatened,wasthekey fedcralparoleemal%9eastern motors, furniture, tools, cash county Ewni . - ill be ,, CALL NOW FOR 't be asted In maximum of 15 ars. 34 92)2 -- 1 .. - effort. . a 24-foot roadway running from The work order was issued by' SR 46 on the south and on the IIaans is holding a Wisconsin (imil e hose yacht AM on January 12th WITNESS my hand and the sl of fcu posit Ii on J -- (ane Countic and resulted in .. to the jubilation of area officials work proarn. The main a less North 32 feet and Lot 12 Block of L ________ ' r Bridge over the SI, Jô!ths River' Engineers The 2300 Ft. span dive record Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D V • Semo1e County, Florida, I will sell Bidswlllbaop.nod at tMC of Pubii School officials still art working to correct deficiencies contempt of court warrant pending in Orange County entering and was sentenced In An Orange t.ounty Sheriffs The controersial school stemming from a traffic arrest courts, November to fIve years in spokesman said the "orders" hoard decision was made Feb. I.-.. ;.:-- Transportation July' 2 to from the new bridge to the '2,Snfoqgt, Floridi, lroM 1m bidder, for tering with intent to commit a order theft ring 1, believed to sonnel officers say qualified found guilty by juries or 1: .J _____ • j • • iItiL•h $2,615,000 en on Wed- midstream. . lie said he will campaign on his - 83.4 9212 Attamonte Springs . ouustructjon of a miiusewn of 1980. ion term in the White House, Ford told vs WILBA. INC. etC. CI al. C1ass but black spOkBflafl The Ceral Fkitid ilcal Gadsen and Herbert Fder ft SIofy Inc rs.n th Ch.rlcsWeskyAsbwy,27,of which the defendant was were Maitland pleaded guilty in convicted, Seminole Sheriff's detective juries Aug 15 with .' 'L • Yed ministration Buildin,, lral County Fida and a murder suspect even major fence" (or the "steal-to- ring that "took orders" and telephone conversations that so was critical of the county'a tually led to the smashing in order" theft ring then roamed the middle part of far haven't been used in court, hiring policies and of the ratio ring's 18-month wave of en. - on • IU U A casual conversation bet Altamonte Springs bar owned .. - i Since the July 4 opening, the _____ and for his own etion to a lull (cnn White house. automobile biankof bOicaI cording to the plal tMr Theft aireportued - - . ' I 1 CAS HO. 7S.t$H.CA$.0 Todiaosetherootcauses seeking millions of dollars in acrid smoke from the Steering Committee, later to -. . . . THE STATE OF students attending Rosenwald. 0EV 3 Btaci contended Roaenwald INVITAIION TO I Eidence that people were llo, the reachIng 1,600 degrees as steel traced from late summer, when hostess can make it easier to adiust to your new 51W A priate company is putting in new head curator, Fd Posey, two-land concrete build the new bridge in 1966 and fulfill some of those campaign Society offices, Director flown At the Dcc 1 meetIng those dep, and that more than a nci ted t 'eaL' a "facelift" was needed, she said. perpetratedacerta1nate CoraUon to ca UI hich will take cisitorsona trip opered, Direor Jack Ilanna 011 TE me CItct vi The banners carried the the Mate's procedure to allow a P.O. BOX r the restoration of esting beginning that Sanford's reeve nt wntwn County was back in the black PetIticf Wile The Grand Jury found that the immediate cause of I ' - - I'has& I WILS trtuaIly coin to: and the ereation of entailed. e aMors ted Uiat *is t(1I1IC r t occupying the ntral Buness and Mrs. Moak ended up were directed down First Cocoa Beach, appealed to there are fders containing at the matsses were set afwe N \() I c - -- ctks It) %ait multi1 they settled _____________ .:' the Dcc. 1 meeting, when the heritage. Md theY lco lOOLOOICALsocIc. linked with a master fire alarm hoataJ cell bay area. This a board of questionnaires were; - system sprinkler sem and person perished aw UP; support of Duluth, Minn., to try and win a reversal of the bid* will be recalVy the as a reilt 'of directors knowledgeable in an' surveys COfluUCEu 0 Director of wiw,tral Inesan Jo Paulucd, 3ool board sdedslon to phase ExecutIve merchants Floa when set off Zoological Sod nc an alarm will statet time staff The non profit a consumers Sanford, a dozen businesses The sult, like the boyt, oaIFPrk until hand as you stand in the separate cells adJacent business for the benefit of the about the space they had the Downtown Dceloprnent However, the bott proved i )flI agatr Sheriff John Year babies are cxpettcd. A couple Ron repoed negotiations of American buffalo ha%e been ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. -- evacuate inmatcs during the : (Il4; iii the animals were moved into but(ling aloi i'ie 't ii uktul to build a "new, Council (DDC). Correctional Injood who gave h1s'lif in overlook in t - Miss Jacobson and Mrs. local officials turned in a count that a PetItion for DI&)On of lord, Seminole County. State of Clark hOnn Cotions the stream behind the reptile born there and more Jaguars be completed in time for the I'atiiu'n master an for redevelopment of Seminole County voters ba tt 4 New animals have been children's zoo has been conk Jaguar cubs, a leopard cub, and ' B JANE (AF LBI RRY remInd i. the roadwork, - 1*1 represent UNITA one of to rebel against the 1arstnented MP!A F 1 we discovered there w n To accomplish the public Iyer appealed to Florida Clark of the above 5ty or experts, because every town In relations goal, a series of Education Secretary Ralph GRAY AAMS. HARRIS foreFebruCry6th, tflØerw1se & ROBINSON, P.A inmate capacity facility was present county jail be . Executlie rec or ara problems." to draw attention to the annro%ed for penlng on dered a "holding facility" for Jacobson and DDC Special fitlon. Downtown On Saturdays countyWIde Orlando FiOridi 32102 recount but not (or WITNESS my handan I of Attorney for Plaintiff there In addition ' 'H siunpland on the southern gees and other lAltins in Miami and New bidder for cash alIt 00 A M in the the 1h da jot January NOTICE OF WI , • • • 1.1 f ' nuileswest olSanforil anti just a iiiik east of 1-4 Wehaehundrethorappljc,iuops' Since students boycotted Petitioner revalling attitudes and to to concr et p lan plan t would lead to th transIorntion of a city In the aftermath of the fatal said that, "in effect," the and property owners counties at a cost of a Mrs. Moak volunteered their . tiioed to a 21 at re site in the MIAMI tAPi A recruiter of mercen diers SlS IN RE T Mri.fIe t "ultimate rnbl1fty" of 'b • ____________________,fla. b . trea Alter almost 50 years in counts' line, arMI keep on goinu." County Grand Jury sued a be equivalent of a further hoofstock enclosure are m materials and labor finished arni in "We've got the materials The boardwalk through a dopat1 (or the final hardamp area will be completed topping" said flown. "All we by June, said flozon, as will need now the men and planned nature trails and I I asked the leader of the group hic they were easement over the North 20 feet for toad and in- OEV.7 ,--,, t • I)irectorAlHozn and Direvtor I J II uini md ith tti ange Counties received and victin quickly. The request for the complete all hot ti final reptile hoi&se The temporary - I West 715 feet - I. ; / /A)log1Cal Society Presnient PCliIfrornkrowardcountvarterspo1it.iIays Ifl jul fur ctinruli rl (uunutu(t Begin & a Point 350 t*CI SOuth 0 WITNESS my hand ae seal Of degrees 0? 3) East - hit' iiiove was accoriitlished ard FORT 1UI ItiMli (APi - M S of (he HOMES. plaIhefI as - '" - . yauthorIideputIwIIttgth, itpubcsale IothehllfldbS$' run North ft degree 46 — Ma) by Hubbard Construction said, as has the construction Co Jr September, of a further circar enclosure nwre sanitary and attractive _______________________ scene as all available law en- a Ue warning system and • zoo was a dream come true for t)tiIj of Central Horidians wholoryearshaclglvenolthelr money and time to see the fine coIietInn of animals in the oercro(Ie(i and (Iccaying III those Few secoijils WtIHChIy poke the (orrIdu Sill hel t)ough the South Gait' IItiit Manor near this Northeniral Honda I CaUI. the undersigned Clwk of the the property situats' S,m1le cated near lngwood orked for 90 minutes to I rnst Wtgner (kcrlbing a tornId) tha ked the C County md hundredc of I milur to kie i Iiutcr Ioh P4075 tally' handicapped wa the For.cIo. _____________ - Eleven Persons In 'ure hwiting was to mark the ritlon's l9qth Indepinilence a - IfldflOUSflOj1 iND FOR CIVIL IN CASE ' sanford turned it into a 2 The black boycott at GENERAL CIVIL 0 INSURANCE COMPANY, Florida lsenwd Elementhry Scho FIRST NATIONAL JWE$TMENT corporation Is flOW hlstory In Seminole COMPANY OF AME1CA. INC... County. Florida COrPOrntIOn. Plaintiff TOM 1. 000M. et at. But during the month of v. Feuaryandfora(ewmonths WILflA INC ttc.I r deCsloninturn(heschoolthtoa ForecIojur.ent,,ed OntheThhday NotIc.hheby iven that ' - I I FLORIDA was a double Uonaø K Leflt 1fl6 DEV1 ... - 4 PUb TGl R0 cott - , ... •, Th . . , - - - - ,. . - , . •.-..s. e •_• . ,t -. '•" • . - . ---..-..--.........' - - • I. . - -'fl , .- -. . -';•:.-•-. - �- -- -- -. - big HerWd Even 'hiss is the first day of a new year 1976, the Bi centennial Year. a year of ho pes and dreams, Ekually, when someone, anyone, writes a t,JI%IiIrs such as this he-she makes all kinds of predictions for what's ahead and also reminisces IlJOUt what's transpired over the past 12 months. ( they make a number of New Year's resolutioIt'thataremanjngIesstoallbuf0 Rut to us, the start of a new year reminds us of I it the ivuus car and the hopes and dreams that face so many of us in the forth, mining 12 IlsOntha In the case of 1976, the next 366 tas, since this is Leap Year. We're not going to fill up this space with a lot of resolutions we know that can't or won't be kept. Instead, we're going to ask that you join us in ssh,ng fora Few things to happen in 1976: 1 We pray that none of us will ever live to such a disaster as hit in Sanford on June 9, 1975, henthcSenjinoie County Jail caught fire and took List' lives of II people, including 10 inntes and a jailer. We also hope that th e Seminole County Thursday, January 1, 1976-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RfCHAfl IAJN(;, Editor WHIJAS1 D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director . ti _ 9 _____ ,..__ 33 (COtS; Month, $2.40; 6 MunUis, ' E M ust Stay On Alert Nato The Clock Th e North Atlantic Treaty Organization has had its annual physical cheek-up at Brussels, and while its health is not exactly robust there are signs it is weathering the political and economic ailments that have aroused worry in the last few years. The 10 European proudly reported that they have increased their defense exixnditures by a combined $5.5 billion in the last year, but between the lines is the fact that inflation In the ('os? (if weapons and manpower is ca i ng up -- deavors, inflation has made it necessary to run faster simply to stay in the same place. The British are an exception. Having shocked a ommn Market mee ting recently by suggesting that North Sea' oil ma y allow Britain to look at Europe's energy probkms with the detachment of an oil-exporter, the British may also be planning — Donald Rumsfield, making his fir,t trip abroad news that Congress is cutting more than 8 billion from the years new program for joint arms procurement with a aimed at cutting costs. They are also participating in an arms standardization effcrt which will stretch defense dollars further. Th e Greeks, who recently followed the same French path of military independence, also are indicating that th eir new policy is more symbolic than a real determination to go it alone, What has accounted for this new spirit of cooperation'?Qjr guess is that Europeans are being reawikèned bvêvents to the neit keeping their power in Portugal and the uncertain political future of Spain have pointed out that Soviet ambitions do not stop at the Iron Curta in. Negotiations with the Warsaw Pact for a mut ual reduction of forces in Europe are not living to expectat ions. ' The problems of inflation and recession which have hit all NATO members. and political events which cause irritations between some of them, are a threat to the strength of the Atlantic Alliance, However, they can be overcome if there is a clear perception of the danger invited if the basic unity of the alliance should collapse. Perhaps that danger now vivid enough to put some bloom back in the cheeks of NATO. The Regulators (. ,.~/,*_ I—/ il ) ". . .,.%Jy~~'-*;Y,~,~.%, , r, 6 , 1*/ / %'. .- . .(4.t . , . . :'.' . '•-' '. " : '. . I . •. '.• , L. , ii ' . "v: I ' . ,,,...,,,y' ' . Thirty-five federal agencies would be divided into five groups and a year set for action to reform the laws governing each group — 1977 for banking and financial reform, 1978 for energy and environment, 1979 for commerce, transportation and communications, 1980 for food, health and safety, and 1981 for others such as housing, miall business, labor-management relations and equal employment. In each year if the Congress failed to act, presidential reform plans would automatically go Into effect, or the regulatory agencies would automatically go out of existence. Some such "action-forcing mechanism" Is necessary to overcome bureaucratic inertia, special Intent lobbying and congressional reluctance to disturb the status quo. __ I to the south. It appears for one thing that the President himself was aware of some plot against safety. Talking to associates on th e day of the shooting, he is said to ha ve registered his con%1ction that "there are men who want to take my life —and I have no doubt they will do so." C As for the assassin himself, many still doubt his capacity—at least his unreinforced capacity to organize a high execution. He was apparentiy a man pampered by women throughout his life, his filled with self doubts and few adventures. He boasted enough, surely, having one time reportedly remarked about the opportunity ."for a man to glorify himself by RAY killing the President." Yet close friends said he was all bark, "a coward and everybody knows ,'Iti I V. 1: , 0111 / r. A';: i'c, .... , .. , - Surprise - CROMLEY . - Information - still In Bad Shape All A-'t ' 0 - I)ECEMHEI(31 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Donte Bell Olin Boatwright Mildred DeFreese Kenneth Griffith Robert S. Cues l'tsyllis M. lloFhmm Juna N. Jones Helen P. Malone Geneva Mitchell . Julian Murphy Louise Refoc Karen Wells Mary 13. Williams Gloria H. Callan. Orange City Walter Vinson, Oviedo Phillip H. Quataert, Rochester, N.Y. James W. Soverns, Winter Raven - --. - - - - i:-:--':-,fq..- .,.5..''..,g_._-.,.• I r P - . - ., - , - - ,''_ . . a .--. - " . - - -•---• :. .- . ' - - - - . •, I . - , . . I - . - - I - - I -- - - - -- - . II I * I __- __ ~_r _- I- 98 'I 1 EACH " Excellently marked square for professional or homeowner use. - \ -' &i7oi mr r~l-,. I U i Model XB-6W. Colonial Handy Jack ELECTRICIANS' KNIFE I ` bfife ,'.:h sc:e-.'ti:.tr,'.iro ki stripper and safety lock. Model X280U. ø , - ... ...................2.98 10 %~,, I ,t\ EACH ii !N ~~,_ I I 1-11--"~411111 I - - - I 4.[I-J, - "tJ Sanford: William Agoranos Thelma C. Bailey Eva K. Beckham - ' The Centennial STCRAGE BUILDING - 95 10' x 10' Featuring Aluminum chair rail and base anglo Model BC71010 building fits 111" x 111" slab; inside size is 108" x 108". Has baked enamel finish over galvanized steel. Reg. Pr:ce (ea, I.................................... 74995 - - , T —'I - '," 1. ' .1 L.,,s. - .4 1I. ', ,). I ( J i T. /" y 1" x12"14 PONDEROSA PINE JbMlIIH)J1.AIf.. Rag. Price (fin. ft.) .... --- .... ------- .24c 60, 75 or 100 watts, Reg. Price( each bulb) ---------------------- -r . ~ 0. I 1 29 I ), - k;&fr , - _ SO. YD. MillionAir styling in many decorator colors. "Perma Polish" finish Is easy to keep csean. COTTY'S A, - Salute k SPECIALS -99 26 WILLIAM ELLIS Mr. Rounds was born in Uew Ivy Ellis, 90, of York a nd came to Sanford in l Ofl g wOOd Boulevard, 1953 from New York State. lMn)WO0d, died Tuesday in Be served in the Navy during Orlando. Born in Opp, Ala., he %VWI and was a member of the came here in 1942. lie was a First Presbyterian Church in member of the Casselberry Sanford. lie was a Mason and a Baptist Church. lie was .a Shriner, and a member Qf the retired farmer. , Senior Citizens Club of Sanford. include two ions, lie is survived by his wife, Alfred and Alton El!is, both of Francis Alice Rounds. San. Casselberry; five daughters, Ford; two daughters, Mrs. It Mrs. Addle Coon, Opp, Ala., Vernon Brown, New York, and Mrs. Allic Mae Dukes, Dover, Mrs. Thelma Pierce. Syracuse, Mrs. Alma E. Hauaway, N. V.; one son, Harry Rounds, Altamonte Springs, Mrs. Mice Rochester, N. V.; six grandAltamonte Springs and children, and -,ne great,Nfrg. Annie Mae Burge, Mobile, grandchild. Grainkow Funeral Ala.; 12 grandchildren and 20 Home In charge of great-grandchildren. arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m., today, at Bald¼. win-McNamara Funcral Borne, Altamonte Springs, with final services and burial Sat urda', Today's high 70, lo 50. at 3 p.m. in Opp, Rainer Hecemip partly cloudy and Funeral Home in charge. armrr Friday. Highs In the mid to upper 70s. Lows near 50, GEORGE.D. ROUNDS Variable winds around 10 m.p.h. becoming southeasterly George D. Rounds, 79, 440 and increasing during Friday. Virgiru;s Avenu', Sanford, L\TENHEU FORECAST passed away Wednesday In ('hare ci rain and thunSeminole Memorial Hospital, ilerstorms mainly In the northem districts on Saturday and central portions Saturday Funeral night. Turning coo!er north Saturday night. central porROUNDS, OEOROE 0.— (ions Sunday, and south Sunday Fun"ra ¶ervci's f o r Geor g e night. los Saturday 50% north Pourth will b, t1cI(J Saturday a to near 70 south, Monday loner m at the Giamkow FurieaI Home Chapel, with the Rev 30 north and 40s central and Virgil Bryant olliciating So's southern peninsula. Highs MMOOIC fvi(C% will be FrsdaV Saturday mostly In 70s, Sunday at i p m In lieu SOs north to near 70 ccmflral and donations should be made to IhI Temple Crippled Bahia near 80s south and Monday near Cr,iniren's 1IOPitJt VICWISIg 50 north to loer 70s south, hours will b'. from 2 1 im and 7 Friday's Daytona Beach 9 pm. Thursday and Frioay cemetery. Memorial Whitesboro. N Y. Oremkow untrai tiomo in charoo of eg. Price(ea.)---------......... 21.95 (• • Rig. Pnce(sg. 'd.) -------------5,99 AREA DEATHS 15 .MannInoTon • three- 01 ur I L.!J 5. for SYLVANIA EACH BULB ., parkng chrome finish, 8" center Model 8200. Die sink. ,/ -I __ ,/ Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS EACH Cushion Vinyl FLOORING ingle Lever Washerless (ITCH EN FAUCET ALL MOWERS and CHAIN SAWS in stock. ~ Ill 111111111, 1 Ir - F_ 11,illlll a , 95 EACH 11 `4~__:tt,~,_ ~ --fl, , ~~ _T -- 4*4~-~-~ - - - -, G. C. Electronics T.V.ANTENNA RANGE HOODS Suburban ant,'rin,J has Duct or ductless 30" hoods are available in white, avocado, harvest qold or coppert one. fliIs UHF, Reg. Price Model 32-1202 (ea.) ................................ 24.95 Reg. Price - 21 -- - -- een1ents Range: 85 125 mL'S VHF, 20 mites FM Stereo (ea - - - 2860 . I with the helping hand of 1, ~. ". . I. A.-II I .- ~ . SALE PRICES GOOD JANUARY 2 thru 8 ~ Adounk i .^ 100 FRENCH AVE. HOURS: SANFORD ~~ , IF e, -~Z . I t 1't I I a. #' AL I t% % I Imf % ' I VI ___ I- . ( '.- ow, l:36,a.m., 2:15 p.m. Port Clina%eral- high 7:56 a.m., 8:05 p.m., low 1:34 a.m., 2:05 P.M. ,- — , FRAMING SQUARE Donte' Bell Es,sle M. Bryant Heather Donovan Nancy S. Barlow Julia N Higgins George A. Hodges Angela N. Houston Jewell Jackson Eli7abcth N. Marion Sylvia A. Moreland Barbara C. Simon lk'(tie N. Smith Doris A. Stogner Marie Christine Westerfield Dorothy N. Williams Glenn N. Colegrove, DeBary Michael Goodman. DeBary Nancy S. Winslow, Lake Helen Brenda I. Wilkins, Lake Mary Mira Flerro, Garden City Park, N.Y. Gloria flaws, Rochester, N.Y. Mrs. Jimmy (Therese) Graham & baby girl, Sanford Mrs. Ernest (Mary) Chaver-s & baby boy, Osteen - rranQmntI - U__ i W - -- .-A-5 W A 0 ' .— k Wks - , 3.12 ELF PAINTS \I~El ' WEATHER - I - - MOBILE I 6r8a1 hown HOSPITAL NOTES / - . - m - — :. _________________________________________________ . _-"4_ . - __ Sanford Rotary Club, now, Civic Center. - _... RegPrice(qi'.). ______________ MONDAY, JANUARY 5 Alcoholics Anonymous (Closed meeting), 8p.m., 1201 W. First St., anfird. I - - ----------. - ,juj v-.e,j,,i Alcoholic, Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. WASHINGTON The late J. Edgar Hoover bage compactor, which could squeeze his garThe subordinates deathly feared the reportook extraordinary countermeasures, we have bage into Pron, which is now more than the # ,, an inseparable unsearchable block. ters would notice the furniture and start asking Pr 1 t called for in his original just learned, to keep u3(i(Jtof his garge Ills aides, highly sensitive to his slightest "Project questions. But they overlooked the loaded truck Back In 1971, we began an FBI-style in. wish, immediately began taking up a collection, In4dence" speech. Here are other points which, under the cover of darkness, eased away whi'Me study makes: t vestigation of the almighty Hoover. This in. They raised well ilver $100, which they invested frcui thc FBI growd and delivered the free tluded a watch on his gar bage. Our purpose was in a suitable garbage-crushing device. J ithout a nuclear moratorium, th e in. This was furniture to Tolson's apartment, merely to burlesque the FBI's own tactics. For presente' to him with appropriate cr flow of nuclear energy would bring a ceremony on It should be the FBI chief had taught his agents to search a the 47th anniversary of his FBI added, In fairness, that the tfr oil Imports by 1985. career in May But even If nuclear present FBI director, Clarence Kelley, baa subject's trash for the key to his true character. 1971. Penstruction is stopped to avoid the sternly discouraged any gifts from his We solemnly concluded from our Great agents, r yvc risks, Never again was anyone able to learn what "the largest impact on oil NUCLEAR NEWS: The Federal Energy Garbage Caper that Hoover suffered from gas Hoover ate for dinner. im is n 2.4 per cent increp..e" over U Administration h;s just concluded a t'piins. It wai unttlmg, c agreed, Li' think of a F'outootc: Ihe FBI bulldog used this same iJ-1 19& figure. troversial, computerized study disputing living legend having gas on his stomach. But the technique to acquire other articles that stnick President Ford on nuclear power. - iaturaI gas consumption Is essentially e vidence was indisputable: his garbage his fancy. It became a regular ritual at FBI dent contends that th e United States raj" by the nuclear outlook TheP &#w1osed timt be dined on such fare as crab headquarters to take up Collections for Hoover's must have IOC to 125 nuclear 11ants to service In case of a moratorium, electric prices bisque, sliced onions and peppermint stick Ice innumerable anniversaries, birthdays, I 1985 to reduce I our dependt.ru., upon foreign oil. wo up 6.4 per cent and coal PricPs would cream, followed by Ge hiull antacid pills. lhanksglvtngs and Owlstmases, inc 6.2 The FEA study, however, strongly suggests per cent by 1985 above the increase The great G-man, mindful Of his respon. t One of his favorite acquisitions was a j that the nation won't ne nuclear energy projected. sibility as an American folk hero, was careful ing, after stone-studded plate which his urxlerlfngs .....1111I all. The calcuaitlons are based on never to be seen drinking in public. But his trash purchased (or him from FEA tudy was prepared for FEA officials a famou.5 Cincinnati projections of fuel costs and needs In 1985. reve l ed that he tippled at tx*ne, with a weler at a W)1f1ed In California against the move by Without nuclear energy, the study shows, the 501 preference for Jack Daniels Black Label .ers to force a statewd moratoriumon The practice was also extended to Hoover's country would have to mine bilge quantities Of flU whiskey. construction. But the parts of the study, No. 2 man, the Late Clyde Tolson, who felt he coal but would not have to Increase oil Such irreverent revelations, we have been should be honored wi imports Ca. doubts on President Ford's nuclear th expensive gifts, too. His significantly. pI r;!ornh"j riaMv, cau.411 }ioov'r to roar with ulrd1r1ate5coii(cte(Jtundrc%(jsofdJlLarsto crc omitted (miii the FEA testimony. buy "A nationwide 'suclear flXwa(i) - ium" cornrage. He began pondering counWrmea.cwe and furniture for his apartment, vote: FEA officials say the report Is an bined wills a gradual phas.t of existing Od wit occasion, the furniture mbdakenly Plants. would mean "a 31 Per cent increaself !n ea aft, which has been totally revised garbage raids. was hauled Into the Justice Department courcoal consumption by "I'd look brigh t-eyed and bushy-tailed, too. if it makes "falw assumpLions." they The incurable curmudgeon passed on the tyd at tie same time some New York Post already projected, (1w 1985 study above declares, the Increases con hestudydoe5fl'tintoc(Jns ~deratlon was prerecorded. " word to his subordinates that he wanted a gar ffwan douhling the pmmt cm, cle restrictions on coal nor the difficulty of _____________________________________________________________________ do years. .1 RUSt! -_ SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 JACK ANDERSON ed Garbage Raids .. -. u,, -. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7.50 a.m., Lord's Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. O DUd q . .:?~11.., INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL Twentycolorsplusprimers. i i r 22.Z KIL ,,, "-t- FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 - — * Reg - - — .' _______________ I1rIIml,$t,I*tt H Readymsianior , . s 14 paint. stand . e o2o.— . BERRY'S WORLD - - 'riiis Compactor Sto '_ CALENDAR -The major objection to letting Could a shallow coward plan the cxecution 0 N ,.anies Into the letter delivery field Is that the President of the United States? Many think t would naturally focus on the more . WASHINGTON — When the Freedom of light on decisions and operating methods of the -, not. What's more, the events surrounding the ftable, concentrated, urban routes. What 0 assassin's death are fraught with unanswered Information Act was passed into law some time IRS, will beomsjor benefit toaiItaxpayers *t the millions of Americans living questions that strike at the core of the c. back, there were many who believed U would Tax collecting is highly subjective business, E,ered and inherently unprofitable rural troversy. prove a dud. The law? as written, was riddled The laws have been written by Congress In such s? And hre is the primary substance of the with loopholes, a sloppy manner a man can go to six different I was one of the doubters. kepticism: that the assamin was let go as part tax officials and come home with six Inone of the economy measures the Postal There have been a considerable number of terPretatlorLs. When he files, he may find the of a governmental conspiratorial plan. But who e Is considering is the closing of a number were the conspirators? Nobody yet knows, that's failures byreporters, seholat-, and other citizens official auditing his accounts has still another II, unprofitable post offices, and this the damned part. It's been suggested the Vice to gain the Information they sough t from the approach. A public airing of these in. Ct, more than anything else, has upset a President may have been the real power behind government. The number of nuisance and lost- terpretations will bring relief for many. congressmen with rural constituencies. 1 the btillet, or possibly it was a leading cabinet cause SUItS has been legion, unduly burdening Because the expense of fighting a case secretary who was known to covet greater the bureaucracy. ay be time that we accept the fact that the through the courts s high for the lp.,when pitted poser . But there have been some remarkable agai nst a giant company or a rich taxpayer with 05etvice simply cannot be expected to do ' achievements, The Indications to date suggest ing and still be self-supporting, and that batteries of talented attorneys, it has become Unfortunately, the government did not at the that —all other avenues having failed miserably (nment subsidization will always be time choose to investigate Its own. A federally practice, more often than not, to settle If we want to keep our bureaucracy and our y. If such things are rural delivery and convened trial of the assassination failed to . major arguisienta at 43 certs on the dollar. executives somewhat honest and working 15 address itself at all to the possibility, rary, book, magazine and newspaper not, as I understand It, because the service or a somewhatIn the public interest, opening 0re rela tionship between the Presiden t's men of deemed to be necessary and valuable its agents emoflonallyfavor th ant companies and government actions and records services, the public should be wLing to the President's murder. Therefore th feeling one to the public is and rich taxpayers. It simply becomes a of the more effective avenues thus far t Jpport them out of general tax revenues, pragmatic matter of dollars and cents. It survives that the real story is yet to be fully told. Clearly, the time has come to set the record cheaper to settle out of court rather than the Postal Service concentrate on straight at last. Too many questions remain through extended legal battles. It's not the whole answer. Publicity has its unexplored, too many contrary clues left barren, drawbacks, Exposed to the public eye, officials The small taxpayer, with limited resources, d4thg th e mail where private enterprise * There has even been popular talk that usually settles on IRS terms, or at 75 per cent Of ca do it profitably, but where private em'and lawmakers tend to say and do those things those tenus. 'the agency realizes he cannot k can do it more dependably, more efPresident's body was never placed in the plot which will mike thein loo 'k gc,W, ral.her than provided it, that authorities worried too much following principles. And there are times whenafford to go to court and knows it con hold the fi and no more expensively, let It freely about the possibility of It one day being officials, in our Ies interests, line and win without great cost. must speak and thcroughly reexamined. argue frankly in assured privacy. But, on Now as a result Of court actions and political esituat.lon is now, either we devise some Nothing short of a congressional investigation balance, openness and public knowledge serve compromises worked out in the Congress as a sc subtle-private postal mixture or will do, of whatever duration to get the tag our purposes best, we face result of those court actions, many of these e ater Postal Service deficits done. 7be approaching Bicentennial is almost and th e need Take, for example, the operations of the hitherto secret rulings and the bases for them f reascn enough to clear up Abraham LIcoin's Internal Revenue Service, A high government subsidies than at series of court suits are to be made public, available to all taxpayers I' along with continued deterioration o death once and forever, wider the Freedom of Information Act, shedding and their representatives f 1p — and to the press. IX) ervices for everybody. - U-Finish Hardwood NIGHTSTAND S_s 7-- ffu TAll this will add fuel to the arguments of tiny- who say that If the Postal Service can't fiver the mail and make a profit, then maybe had better think a bout letting private en.prlse have a try. Already, private package _V very services have taken more than half of parcel post business away from the Postal ;:vice. They are presently prohibited by law L" handling first-class mall. ' IVI( 1r111 1 (1(.LLJI/(I ,(] Cu. SiJ(JIIC) ) RUS- '. cents, . — it." ' ficitof$1.4bil1ion1orthisflscalyear,andtht is before federal Judge John J. Siica rarliyblockdits sehedul dtükeIn thet of .rst..class stamp from 10 to 13 among wr rate increases, . existence ' me Postal Service has forecast a record ., - .. --. -- 21! i -- - RA..,...,....-,. AA... . — -i -..,. I .1// r 80 Persons Aboard Killed Five years after Congress took the perenãally deficit-ridden Post Office Department out P politics and set up the supposedly self£ppertlng Independent U.S. Postal Service, the (Ion's postal system Is In worse shape than er. . . 1' . Li In Dese rt, BEIRUT, Lebanon Al's A Lebanese jetliner carrying 80 persons crashed today in a remote Saudi Arabian desert,kililng all aboard, Beirut airport sources said. 'list' four-engine Boeing 707 of Middle East Airlines dropped out of the early morning sky near the Saudi town if Qassousisa just south of the oil-rich "neutral zone'' itt' Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, the sour ces said. \ spokesma,, for the airline said ttwre was no in' isirdiate explanation for the crash, ut' said the plane was carrying 15 passengers and a CrC of 15 on a flight to I )uhas and Muscat from Beirut. The airline spokesman Ka,is;il Sinno, said Saudi ofIu'ials re;)rt('(i finding the wreckage shortly before dawn .ini i-ri' cridins hilit ptt'rs tti the .irv;i, Till ;'w u e haven't received any information whether 1here are an% survivors," Sinno * --.' '.-?'-''-.--- 99 49 _, f) 11' ! -Y - '' ______ .1 hutleed, the U.S. Postal Service is in "grave" nancial condition. Postmaster General , jamln F. Bailar has told Congress, and might veto make such major economy moves as ninating Saturday deliveries and special livery service. The cost of maliLig a letter ,iild go up to 23 cents in another Five years, he itned, ' ' P" . * __ J1 Crashes JtIiner . I ., !M-c. '•' .' . . IH } .H ~OW '., .' — Two senators ha ve advised a plan to force the act for reform of all federal regulatory agencies. it is a task many members try to avoid because special Interests are he?vily Involved. Sens, Charles H. Percy, R.flJ, and Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., proposed that the Congress and the President enact a timetable extending to 1981 for systematic reform of existing 11 ::: 4rf 1'1 -.,7b.%<,-,.t "t . - 60' Mn I 4 IN BRE F Post Office ,# ,kill' , L.. - -t— F WORLD ' ~9 ~~ - 0- . -— :i, -7 ~4 - .O P I,- PNON OAKLEY ) — — _______________________________________ I- WASHINGTON Though it has been many years since the President was assassinated, rumors continue to circulate concerning (lie circumstances of the deed as well as whether true Justice was accommodated at the time, A widely loved leader, the President nonetheless had numerous enemies, And with the great division then existing in America, it Lis since been suspected that the murder may not have been the crime of mere pedestrian undertaking. Indeed there is evidence that a conspiracy of grotesque proportions may have been ultimately responsible, the plotters possibly Including ranking, government officers another cut in their NATO commitment. The British reduced their defense spending by $10 billion last year, and there are reports of another $2.5 billion slash in the future. Th is leaves the other NATO partners to adjust accordingly, and there were signs that they arc' Willing to look within the entire partnership rather than just to the United States for solutions. Indeed, U. S. Secretary of Defense current defense budget and another tight year is looming. Even the French, who withdrew from th e We hopi' that everyone in Uüs great nation of ours will take the time this year, during our Bicentennial, to realize what great (reedo1ns we all . Preside n t 1s Kill I ng A Mystery hi defense as in other Ion- since taking office, was bearing — TOM TIED E members . 5 We seek truth in government, on all levels, hoping upon hope that we never again have to put up nsth what has transpired in the past, referring, of course to Watergate and its side effects. --- - ---- Thursday, Jan. 1, 176—SA _._.____,-.,._S-'_ - - '- — - — I j thanks to our forefathers who huddled in phia, Pa., nearly. 200 years a go, to tee us and our successors of those conral rights. We ask that it not be another of those years 1niedjans can truthfully give us the good d th e bad news, such as when he tells us good news is that 250 people went back to is week and Mat the bad news isthat another got laid off. We wish for a President who will be a true I putting politics aside; one who leads us back realrnof respectability among othi'r nations -e once stood tall, tallest among the rest. We hope for self-sufficiency for all peoples, V tere, although realizing in some countries trnpossible. And most of all, we pray for peace t ,ut the world, where not one individual life w stdue to strife or turmoil among nations, you and yours a healthy, happy and p ius new year! —Hill Currle 4 w ask that Our Maker help all of us in our time of nl and that the unemployment lines deteriorate appreciably and that once more we can return to a normal livelihood, without having seek means of support from our government or other snt'ans, some of which have been highly illegal, unethical or both. .,,"' 'p -------- $14.2u; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month. $2 70; 6 Mon(h, $16.20; 12 Mon th s, Z4o, t of t ilt, Increase Commission will defer from its in-fighting and keep the interest of all voters at heart instead of playing ,irty ixditcs. 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Jordan said, "I went last year when I shouldn't ha ve gone but ____________________ I had a good year." Jordan said anybody thinking the wildcard Cowboys are a I freak playoff team should "go back and look at the films and s tatistics. We've played some eat football." Be Saul or the return match M IAM I (AP) --- With his -A liii of the guys asked tue ''I had a good garuw,'' Owens air is when they get on an catch 10 passes a gatile. Be Bennie Corbin, promoter of llarberville Speedway and Lake with the Rains, beaten 18-7 by smooth, boyish face,' 21-year- v hat the Sugar Bowl was like," recalled. "That and Nebraska airplane. Still, Owens' 62 Career City Speedway, will hold the Bicentennial 76 at Lake City Sunday. Dallas in the regular season: old Tinker Owens hardly seems Owens said Wednesday as were probably the most e- receptions for 1,424 yards So for the last time Top drivers from all over the South will be on hand going for the the t) "Los Angels is improved and -pr to be the grizzled, old third-ranked Oklahoma wound citing games I've had as far as places him fourth on Okla- Owens will run his passtonight, routes $1,000 first place purse. Quite a few of the cars down for the Lund veteran of Oklahoma's last up its practice for tonight's Or. personal performance goes." homa's list for most catches on 60 or so plays. Ic need.. two we are, too. We can win but we race are expected to show up at Corbin's halI.mile clay track. txwl venture. ange Bowl clash with fifth-rated The last two years, of course, and second in yardage. This receptions to pass Steve Zabel have to do certain things." Sanford racer Chris Dellarco will have the "Dells Auction" Jordan said thce "certain Five members of Oklahoma's Michigan. "I jus t happened to Oklahoma was on probation, off season though, he caught only for third place on OU's all-time Chevelle entered in the field. The last trip for Dellarco to Lake things" included stopping the )975squad saw action when the be in the right place at the right IV and out #if the bowl picture. nine for 241 %ar(Ls and one list. City earlier this year resulted in a badly banged-up car as the sooners beat Penn State 14-0 in hint'." Rains' high-powered running So Owens tent home, visited touchdown, racing really gets close up there, and keeping the long the 1972 Sugar Howl but Owens, Owens burst on the scene with mun' parents and watched every"lie runs even' route like he's 's attack NHRA announced the 1976 Winston World Championship away from Harold JackSeries then an 18-year-old freshman, a series of clutch receptions in one else play." "It seems like we haven't expecting us to throw to him," bomb dates for Division 2 which our area Is in. Johnny Sr'own, Chris was the star, lie was named the the final 1972 regular season Not that the slender wide re- thrown as much," he said, "and says receiver coach Don Trabuisky, Jimmy Wablel and many more locals have Ir'tentlons "We played them tough the game's outstanding player game against Nebraska when ceiver would have been ton vis- vhen we did, we really weren't Duncan. "That's to make all five events. The season will start March 27-28 in important first time and we've been going aftercatching live passes for starter John Carroll injured a ilile if the Sooners had been in a too successful. Anyway, cau.se the defense can 't pay as Warner Robins, Ga., it will then move into Bradenton April loll. back over the films and looking 132 rirds including a 27-yarder knee, which kept Carroll out of bowl. It semis like the only Oklahoma isn't the best place much attention to our running May 1-2 cars will go to Suffolk, Va. and then June 5 the field moves at our mistakes," he said. "1 for the first touchdown, the Sugar Bowl. time that they put the ball in the for receivers if you to want to game." on to Columbia, S.C. The final points race of the year will be held think we can improve even over at Gainesville, home of the Gatornatlonals. that game." Jordan, who Is considerin4 retirement after 13 years in the National Footoall League, said, "I'll make that decision sometime in the spring." PASADENA. Calif. (AP)— quest For a national champion- smug. And UCLA in its last Rose the nation in scoring during the After Rose Parade Grand ship and the Rose Bowl title "That was," hayes said, Bowl appearance it decade ago regular season with a 34 points Marshall Kate Smith led the that one thing his learn was not "merely an example of what I pulled out a 14.12 upset of per game average. And they i long tine of flower-decked floats feeling as smug, like to call positive reinforce- Michigan State under sirnillar ere second in defense, allowAlIh,i,,,h fnnp',nl,guI flh(n ,Jf it. .')II rirat e t Dyi..,,la,.i .,..... z.._. t.l_ .. .a..._., II '..%.I £ 9 .p V" JIJIU "I','' ''it'' Ii %.WIi4U1II_L''1. iIif. JUSt U ULUV [fury roan a today, the "other" parade State was favored by 14 points If recent history is an in. Bruin Coach Dick Venneil touchdown an outing. started before a sun-basking over UCLA, and had little dicator, Hayes' Buckeyes had said his team wasn't forgetting Today's rteting as the first crowd of 105,000 In the Rose trouble with the Bruins In the more reason tobeapprehensive the earlier loss totheBuckeyes, between Ohio SL'te and UCLA Bowl and a national television earlier meeting. Hayes said his than smug against the 13th- and that the memory was a in the Rose Bowl. It could havetroops hardly vere over- ranked Bruins. audience, source of determination for been the third. but the Big Ten P(1Vflfl (Thin 5int'c nffnc hrid confident Ls the Rncs' Bo l I('I A an tr,lat,'c r.,nit,4i ,,t.. I,...., eh, O...,i. ...--------.. . I'I',(II IUI I9A LIIV UUL ORLANDO (AP) The clone most of the "parading" in began. A heavy favorite in 1971 And he said the liruins eyes out of the 1956 game won ST. PAUL, Minn. IAIII — Minnesota Fighting Shints Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel it regul, ,,.r sea on meeting with "We have the inotivafion," against Stanford. then again in %%ouldn't inind at all providing by Michigan State over UCLA, hockey players voted Wednesday to keep skating, even Wagering has banished 11 jaiUC1.A, rolling to an easy 41-20 hayes said. "You don't win 11 1975 against Southern Califor- Ohio State with an "upsetting 17-14, and an theugh the team failed to meet its $140,000 semimonthly administration alai players from the st-ite for victory over the Bruins. games without being nia, Ohio State last the Hose tart to 1976." vote kept Ohio State at home in payroll. life for "not performing up to ButOhio State Coach Woody motivated. But our earlier will Bowl and the national chainBut the Buckeyes appeared to 1962 when Michigan beat UCLA ''After 2t, months of predicting we wouldn't make the their capability and possIbly Hayes Saul before starting hi over t1('L.\ didn't make us pionship on both occasions 14' ahunJJ'.t iris intiMi' They led 21-3 pi)r(Ill, it finally came true," said Saints President even more," according to J. Wayne Belisle. Patrick McCann, division The Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Association director. WhiM have lost $4.9 million In the last three years and McCann refused to comment had to borrow M,000 to meet the two previous payTolls. directly on whether the action "In spite of the fact that we did not receive our against the Melbourne Jai-Alai paychecks today' and don't know the prospect of future Fronton players was prompted pay. Ae intend to continue playing as we work out our by evidence of game fixing. DALLAS AP) They ences. because they hadn't played in nounced a sellout, financial problems," said team captain Ted Hnmnpson at a defeated. played the 40th Cotton Howl Georgia was a runnerup in the lxst-scason classic since the McCann said, however, that news conference here. Arkansas and Georgia met In Georgia players took the reClassic for pride today, the Southeast Confereice but a i\ggies and Longhorns, his office "contacted the state one previous post-season game mark as it personal challenge No national championship r:tunher of critics considered u'.. attorney in Prevard County (;trgia was so far down on tith the Itazorbacks ripping the The oddsmakers favored A was at stake in the meeting of the Bulldog Finish "freaky," re- thut' Cotton Bowl's guest- Bulldogs 16-2 in concerning possible criminal the 1%8 Sugar kansas by a touchdown, 12th-ranked Georgia and 18th- lying on a gambling "Junkyard Iist,olficialsdjdn't even set' the Howl. had the more irnprosecution," but added that it DALLAS AP When French tennis star Francoise Georgia ' ranked Arkansas, two teams Dog" defense and trick plays Bulldogs play in person until Darr takes to the court in the $80,000 World Mixed Doubles Arkansas. which whipped pres.sive bowl credentials with was ultimately decided to puw who weren't supposed to be out tonight, she will have two partners -one on the court and of Coach Vince Dooley's last g;une of the season against Tt'xas A&M 31-6 in the last a 9-6-1 ledger, including a 24-9 ith the players through adininhere anyway. A victory could bag. Georgia Tech. 001' on the sidelines. game of the regular season, Cotton Howl victor)' over South- tstrative action. iuieun a Top Ten berth in the Arkansas tied for the SouthThe roan on the sleline.s is Boyd Browning, whom Miss Nevertheless. Georgia fans __ went into the game with some- ern Methodist in 1966. "It's the first time we've wi Final Associated Press poll, west Conference championship siuu' 10,000 or therm I)urr married Wednesday night In a ceremony at a :imid hat of a bragging attitude. Arkansas was 4-7-2 in bowls, into anything like this so far as I Both teams owned 9-2 records ith Texas A&M an(l Texas. P00 Arkansas faithful were in private home in Dallas, Running back Ike Forte of the losing to Mississippi and Ten- know," McCann said. "These but were outcasts to a certain Thu' Razorbacks got the host Dallas for the meeting, The 72,- Razorbacks said there was no Ilrownlng owns a radio station and newspaper in ries.ee in the 1970 and 1971 (Put- people were not putting heir degree in (heir own ()nfu'r- rote in the annual CottonHnvI (1(L..t'at ('ottomi I '1; k'fliX. I s as all. doubt the Bulldogs ouhi be ings, bst effort Into the game. It was a sudden ceremony although they had been "Perhaps we might have engaged since September. been able to prosecute two or three of them,i but not all," he said. "I think we handled the sititation the best way possible. 11iNf Australia MELBOURNE. John Ncwcomnbe (kfc'ated major concern was getting Ithy Mo..,rc of South Africa 7-4;, 6-4, 6-2 in semifinal action rid of these people." of the Australian Open Tennis €luimlonships. The state order, McCann ATLANTA (AP ) ..- West Vir- squad scored on two touchdown ct'ptnons, hi ca1ing ' Peach didn't tX01 iti If) upporun- iii' on numerous scoring ginia mixed a potent passing bomuihs by sophomore quarter- Hml record. Ities," said Holtz. chances later in the game, said, prohibits the men from attack with its running-oriented back Dan- Kendra, capping long Kendra's other touchdown, The WolfiNick skored first in started a drive on their own 11 ever playing again in Florida Veer offense and surprised drives across the partially rain- thich Elowden said muiarked the 11w game when frvsiunan lull- ',ith 3:49 left and moved inside and directs ther1i to leave the NEW YORK — Curt Gowdy. a longtime NBC onNorth Carolina State 13-10 In the soaked field before .a (TOwd of turning point in t1w,ganic, cattle back Ricky Adatus wont wide to West Virginia territory. partly country imimediately. nouncer, w's named to cover rink sports at the Winter eighth annual Peach Bowl 45,134. The players, professionally as the seconds ticked off at the the left lat e in the first quarter on clutch xis!ing by quarterOlympics for ABC. Ktndra's most spectacular end of the First half. lie hii for a one-yard touchdown, back Dave Hockey to his identi- known by only a single name, college football game New aerial caine tith 8:04 lctt'iri the senior running back Arthur Sophomusort' Jai, Stwrrlll kicked cal twin, Don, for nine yards were identified as Adurri, Rica, Year's "I'm hcllstiocked," said RUne as he gunned a 50-yard Owens for a 39-yarder and the extra point, Milo. Torres, Monw, Oi-tiz, and to Brown Lir 14. N.C. State Coach Lou hloltz, pass to senior split end Scott McKenzie's extra point attempt The Pack got going again 'ut with 43 seconds remain- Roberto, Sarasua, Notis, Larios WASIIINCTON — Presldnt Ferds(gnefla L411 granting whose Woifpack. winners of MacDonald, who bobbled the failed, leaving N,C.Statcahead w ith 2:12 left in the second pe- ing, West Virginia defensive and Ricra. trmmnImwn Ufited States residency to Jana Ulavaty of tt,rt'e consecutive bowl gamnes, ball four steps with it defender 10.4; at the hail, ritt as frc.stuuoin speedster Ted back Thin Pridemnort picked off Brevard has hired a bevy of ('w:h)slovmikia, one of the nrld's best cross-ciiumitry Iximuibardeil West Virginia 49-13 before finally bringing it down West Virginia ended the Brown, the game's leading a Hockey pass at the Mountain- former Miami amateurs to till skiers. Ifl the 1972 Peaci Bowl. "1 was and romping 20 yards for the game with 223 yards rushing to rusher with 159 yards on 21 car- err 22 and returned it 27 yards, its roster berths. Expected top surprised they threw as touch winning touchdown. Sophomore 210 for the Wolipack and 202 rues, romped 54 yards down the "We went to the well once too amateurs are Victor and Wally, Bill MeKensize kicked the extra yards passing to 103 for a pass.. left side to West Virginia's 36 often," said Hockey of the last- former amateur champions as they did." "We have a good mud passing point, oriented N.C. State squad. setting up a 21-yard Field goal ditch effort. "Our two-minute Five players are expected in DALLAS— Dave Smith resigned Ts head football coach attack," Joked Mountaineer MacDonald ended the game "We were ready to play, but t Sherrill, offense finally caught up with from Spain Egea, Ibar, at Southern Methodist University. Coach Bobby Bowden, whose with 110 yards in total pass re- ie have a young team and we N C. Mate. unable to capital- tLS." Rarguimu, 7.aelaleda an'j Mario. ii,tnr,.n., l..,1. h.......... ..I IJ.,.. L'............. un ry pair. Sale 2 5 9 will ineet a team irate over lack ... 'r Lund left a legend and many fond memories as well as a live. year-old son. That Is the reason for this Saturday night's 7:30 program at Jacksonville Speedway, as every driver that can, NASCAR super star or local racer, will be there with hopes of raising close to $25,000 to put in a trust fund for young LUIXI. Darrel Waltrip, Jim Hurtibuse, Late Model Sportsman 1' -uuiwnuw zivu riwrllernave5lgncuconLracts : that they will he there to race. Verbal agreements have been given by Bobby and Donnie Allison as well as David Pearson. Neil Bonnett, Cale Yarborough, Sam Sommers and Buddy Baker have also given verbal agreements. Some of the NASCAR drivers who are under contract to :. teams that will not let th em drive on th e short tracks hope to be th ere and sign autographs and talk to fans. Th e pcgram tnc1ud two 35-lap features. 'tickets for the race, which looks like a sellout, call be purchased at Ray Fox Firestone in Daytona Beach or by contacting this writer. this match I11 g IMA &)f To Tiny Lund Al Jacksonville -- '•) I)AI.I.AS (AP) Dallas middle linebacker Lee Roy Jordan says the Los Angeles Rams ()l'G& •J'tJ Racing World Pays Tribute Save 71 .Y IP on Daiias Irate? - _____ iCP1 01 '1'! - about the curfew violations. riict valuable player in the They were ready to play, game. Todd was one of 23 Alabama he said. 4,_ r Saturday night in Jacksonville some of the top race drivers In the world will Join in a tribute to the late Dwayne "Tiny" Lund. Lund, a veteran of many years on the oval tracks, died this year in a crash at Talladega, Alabama during the running of th e But quarterback Richard players who missed bed check Todd made up for the sagging the Saturday before the game, ground game by hitting on 10 of but he took the warning issued 12 passes for 210 ards. The by the coaches and made It 4 C IS !"! lip one the field t''k 1) the blf)tel or. time af r F.O11 and put the ball down that. However, seven players deep in Penn State territory for didn't heed the warning and got the touchdown run. caught Monday night, mdl's performance earned Bryant ducked questions _ I -7 that we hadnt prepared for. -From a defensive standpoint, they give you a very dii. ficult task of recognition, and %fl) a !'t "F bad plays.'' Penn State stifled the vaunted Alabama wishbone rushing attack for roost of the game, Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976-16 HGWO, Sale prices effective thru Sunday, January 4 Durr Marries, Takes Court — Rig. 269.95. This 15.3 Cu. ft. chest freezer features a Flexseal lid nd spring loaded hinges. Has a footed divider, movable basket for odd-shaped packages and a water drain. White acrylic enamel-finish on steel. UL listed. 20 Cu- ft. chest freeze', reg. 309 95. Sale 279.95. Sale 239.95 Rig. 269.95. 16 Cu, ft. upright freezer has a ceiling evaporator for uniform temperature, 3 fixed freezer shelves, 4 door shelves and a juice rack. 16 Cu ft freezer with extras. reg. 299 95. Sale 25995. Sale prices effective thru Sunday, January 4. - - Thursday, Jan. 1, 17 Save Sale prices effective $5 Rig. 24.99. Sal. 19.99. JCPenney l4-5pd deluxe blender with full-range flash blond control. Remov&(ble stainless steel cutting assembly. Has 40-oz. glass jar. -- - . Il: i I fr.JI Newcombe Advances...A gaIn low ! I. 1 ~0 ,. W. Virginia Surprises N.C. State Winter Olympics For Gowdy . Czech Skier Gets Residency itjcP.'yco. Inc 4 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 n.m. Onion Sunrinv 1 fflA.flfl - Dave Smith Resigns At SAAU , — �- -- ---- ------'- ----- - -. -- ---- : 2 B-Eveniflg Hera Id. Sanford. FL -- Thursday. Jan. I. 1976 k T _____ ________ _________ _---; ' ! - By MARs' JOHNSON AtberdI. S Eddy Beltia, 6 UriS 300. 0 I? 1) lIl0 P (17) 5670. Easy Punch. S Cap's Dimples.. 6. 6300Arana, 7, Aldana QuiOla. I Lard Saturday, ii 3$ Talala, 7 L.L Squint, $ Baxe. THIRD - I ACCh4l Beitia (It 13 a. 420. .1 70, 7 Ice Oultila (2) Sanchez Hula Bo*I, Honolulu, Hawaii EIGHTH- t, B: I Penny Eva.vs SIXTH - 5.16, A: 1 Nora Gray. 7 THIRD I Lard Lt'nht, 2 Ica All American Bowl. Tampa, (3) 760. 150. iao. 7. K's. Rudyard Prairie Doc, 3 Proud Emelle, 4 410, 300 3. Ur:a Leril! (1) 6 00. 0 - Fla Arena. 3. Echano Aeitia, i Arecha (21110.3 10, 3 Risky Pam Cl) I 10; Circuit Breaker, S Wycliff Sadie, 6. 112) 39 , P (I p 736.0. Cleveland at Philadelphia at New orleans Washington at Chicago Mitwyk at Detroit Golden State at L Angeles Boston at Seattle Kaiser V/ins In C)-BowI, Earns Parade Float Ride from the JuniorOrange Bowl Tournament Kaiser, was the InCoral Gables. Parade. 7) I .117 - Indiana II 13 Sharon. Setmer i202 aixi Barbara Tulk picked up the 2-7 spliL The top place is still Automotive Speed I'arts 47.17, 1,oralnes Ceramics 40-24 and Auto Train with -zs. tii.h lL;ti i,f i;Ut ' Kaiser 211-752.,Steve Brannon '102, Jim Morris 201, George Waidrop fl4, 200 and Burt Truax th ;;t'i "Star of the Week" is 3jJinS. Gordon lloneycutt with plu.s 5. He Other highs: Ln Elland 173, Joe Brister 168, Kathie Belrerts 163, Phil Young 163, and Dave Sharp 162. Wanda Steffens and Honeycuti rolled turkeys. Alvin Hittell spared a nice 2-10 spilt. Yntin picked up the 57-9and Johnson spared the 5-10. BonnIe RiCharde, a first year bowler with a 112 average, rolled a 155. high averages are Phil Young's 180 zmd Mary 150. Stiemly Chu'.k Tops Barbour Mixed Stieznly rolled tcp game ard set with a to Jonnny's Standard Service an'l F.R.T.D. I17'. in second are Nilands Bar 119 . SouThern 5? i.%ATit4C - - 'tij5 3 Iiiir0,5e' (n I Huskr Abby Pefcotator, S Harmon, 6 Shim 2 Other higt: Mark Hamon 198-531, and Tony 532. E. Bonton rolled triplicate games of 110. RaY Burch and Tracy Leehad twiteys duringleagueplay. Ark $5. Ii5h'p 74 - FOURTH .- ' 4 vi 4 , Peach At Atlanta V,rt Vrna Ii. North Caro st 10 uriC At New Orleans, La. Alabama 13, Penn State 4 TOday's Games Cotton At Dallas, Tea. Rose At Pasadena, Calif Mike Burke spared the 6-7 split and Florence Durand spared the 8-10 split for a Topper Award. • f, - TWELFTH DENVER (API - Larry hold on for S70,I0) 7 Aldana Elonza(5) 10.10. 516, PA: 1. Cracker 5.10; 3 Ice Okoki (I) 3.10; Q (3-5) Boy, i. xi i, ii t ,- - - Ramon (4) BuIblO I 1 . are three games in one point at 52.51 in - Oguiza-AItu. 2. - vvrjui-.,s.,ava. .i. ._.__..___,_ . .- , .. El Tigre 278. Features 2+2 uonstrucllon of polyester cords and fiber glass bells. In the - __________________ ________ _____ _________________ ,.-.- '' - JM' ________ A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants loage 2 only. Next to new Drivers' ___________________________ ______ A78-13 Req. + fed. tax Sale 6.75 27.00 20,25 9.00 C78-13 C78-14 1,77 36.00 27.O 2.02 D70-14 - 9.75 39.00 29.25 E78-14 10.25 41.00 -- in 9.50 38.00 28.50 30.75 2502 French Ave 373 2.47 I 2,57 H78-14 11.75 47.00 35.25 2.84 _____ _______ _____________________________ ______ 2.69 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - _______________ __________________ __________________ _______________________ ______ ____ ____ ______ ________ Low prices . on - , - ______ - ._______ ______ ________ wide 78 series profile. No trade-in required. ' _________________ ___________ t !!! - ... - ____ Tire size _______ Price + led. _________ tax 19.00 1.76 078-14 26.00 2.56 1.79 878-13 21.00 1.84 560-15 18.00 E78-14 23.00 2.27 G78-15 21.00 2.40 H78-15 29,00 . -. xi -- 2.6(1 - I ____________ 25.00 F78-14 ,:)' u'x IJ BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS ______ ________ .._ - ia-Help Wanted -____________________ -, - :1.83 ------- - ______________ __________________________________________________ -_ Wanted forimmediate by fltablithed local _______________ -. Now the new year. u ____________________ ______ the third period, but _____ _______________ _________________________ ______________________ __________________ Denver agarn pushed ahead by The Nuggets lost 106-104 in scoring 11 straight points. the final seconds Tuesday night Bird Averitt led Kentucky at St. Louis and the Denver with 33 points and Arlis Gil- _______ _______ - ark Chrysler Plymouth 485 Hwy.43 - CALLOICK BURNS 'r'. , _________ o bas1etbali game scheduled - Virginian ______ Wt'dri t' da ri rht it ii ictr _____ Cart Chaip ___________ ______ coming off th loss at St. irc'\n sjd. "II 'as l)AVTONA BEACH t APi -Butch Ramsey of Marimlx't-taifl and we took IL" Kentucky Coach Ht'bie tlns'i1le, Vu.. has wheeled a Rrown called the game a gr'a' 'little go-kart around the big allarowiil shootinj exhibition 1)ay$ona International Speed. by Denver, but I can't say it way at 12 '.8 miles an hour. FCarnk'y uae hk run Tue.;j: tfl' tf Nentt - , '; ktter dy a climax to three's of kfcnswe efforts," RookieDavidTho;nionwith io- irteventspon.redby the points, and Ralph Sirnpn World Karting Assuclation. one point back i( . k'd sreri \bout 1,00-) nIIchIIWs CfC 1 11) piaer Other events, in numerous double figures. - FIa,, 37771. everything even for you! _______________________________ __________ _________________ ______ ___ $45 The JCPenney battery. Revolutionary Has 00 (filer caps because it's sealed at the factory. You never have to add water. Corrosion Is vittualty cflnstnated. And It's the most poweijul battery of its sire available bra passenger car. Sizes: 24, 24F, 74, 27, 27F, 77, and 72 to fit most American cars. iur' !.,F_ -------------- '--- - - -----;- ----.- - - -- ,- - - ------'=.'---"''-- Refinery Corp., lo* WOrth, Txt 76101 4'-'.)- " -':''"' '-,';. - - '-1 ' -= '-------'- '.' .- . -- ... . -- .. - 711. " - -- _________________________ lIt St. 373 64)0 --------_. ..... _____ ________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent ___________________ -.... ONE DAY ONLY I I 'is Plymouth Scamp _______ ______ ' 'i: Nomad, I9'', with air, fully self contained, excellent con. dition, 332.7199. Mer CIiOfl ____________________ _____ __________________ ____ - -.- WILSONMAIERFURNITURE Air Conditioning It's. like Pennies from heaven Wtiefl you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. Central Heat I Air Conditioning, For, free estimates, call Carl Harris., at SEARS In Sanford, 332 1771 __________________ CcitsoI stereo, AM FM radio, rondition, $35. Misc. household _______________ - ________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON SI9E. Finst.322 ifr- :- .air --- Hauling UEOROOM LIGHT HAULING. iunk & trash WillHaulAnytime Phone 323 1723 125 Large Wooded Lots Raved Streets S Sewers 0 Street Lights •Sidewalks Heater Cieaning __________________________ Heaec% C'eancd. all mkrs IS sears experience PauIMitIr. 372 6790 - V1lla coNs-rpucmoN ki 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointrn 322.3103 I4DDI rIONS_REMODELING Sanford - ' -r 4!.,--' - Call)?) 6769 EIy1-I rT repaIrs, fiat roofs or sf'ngl,s All wr guarante GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR I BROCOEN ROOFING 3236700 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSt _____________________________________________ sewing -' _____________________ WORK? Place a ClaSsified Ad n the Evening Herald today, / Upiolstering Quôlty i.c-heIs!crrij Pet Care ret - ip delivery. Call for fr sI4mate 701 E. Commerciit 373 8.1l TwOpLuSTwOiSFoJi Arid That's A Fed' CIMs.if led ACtS Gets RuIt ___ And That's A Fact Tco' PET REST INN t3'ardng & Groumn Ph 373 57 Photography Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AIitypejat.'j Werepairaridser 'ke SINE MACHINEL SUPPLY CO. _________________________ 207W 2nd St don't telieve that want adS 3736132 bring results, try one, and listen to I • . Plumbing spi -your phone rinO Dial 73776)1 0' Fliturts Waler HCCtr,I m. to NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll $31 $993 lind him tilted •n Our Bvsines pm, lhr Sat 7534 5 Park Drive j Service Di:ctoqy, 323 5612 .6 Mo& Leases 1 Year J Hwy. 17-fl Across H From Ranch House 323.1670 or 131.9777 1-1 ______________________________________________________________________________ io List You Busfress...Djl 322-2611 01' 831-99931 j ,-----------" Alteratoni - Dre-tmaking, men . UiIdrc'n, 0rap.. Quelt, Upholstering Donna Canada. 327 0107. ___________________________ ART lsRO' •7567 Park Drive 'fl 1163 ____________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT Plumbing DEPOSIT. - ---,.--------.- _________________________ Fr'e estimate, t'lictocraphy by Muni.on Cockyri,,. in *t'dd'ng photos reasonably rw.ce.d 1'hcxr 31) eaii SOLAR HEATING AND WATER ____________________ PURIFICAIIOP SYSTEMS ccii Ph.l Gonzalez 305 )2))?39 OR UN FURNISHED NO SECURITY 3 Mo, _______ __________ Interior. Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching 1. simulated brick & stone SpeCialty. 37777 FURNISHED ldvllwilde Homes By = Carprrvry WcrnodeI ,n Addt',xis Cu%!om Work Lu'rn%ed, Bondeø F etc estimate 3736035 2 Bdrm. APARTMENTS - S.ervlce 70? LIve Oak Blvd Casieit,trry PhOne 531 9441 _______________________ Pest Control Home Improvements & 37)0565 ___________________________ 119% • - HOMES OF DISTINCTION 101W. Commercial Alt kinds 04 dlgglng Housetrailers Stort'cJ & moved 322 9112 or 534 AlA CLEANS ALL - Oil Burner Cleaning 1, ServiCe. 24 Ftctjr Seryicq D,e% Hatrç & Ar Cc vLt-cn ] ff17 ________________________ Large 1 ' Exterior pressurect,anng Painting - p' --- ;i - - 9dyP&viMe RV. Real Estate Broker (STEPSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work, Fill dirt, top soi. 3n.5,. 5943 _________ r BEDROOM SUITES FROM 1 4' 1'/'t Phone 332 5415 STUDIO 1,7,) -:'. Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From - CALL DICK BURNS _______________________ ____________________ "We service all makes and models." :Jkar1Jothc - Chrysler Plymouth Pressure Cleaning Office Machines ardens 322. 2090 Professsonafly Managed By - Land Clearing C&A BackHoe Service 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Phone 373 M7 $3487 __________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ I ____________________________ ______ TOWNHOUSES 9dijj?wiPdc of Loch Arbor $3982 A PHONE CALL AWAY - 3776670 __ '' Now '' Free Pickup and Delivery Let Us Burglar Prool Your HOmC Sanford fluSine'ss. Machines 373 0005 Pen Peal tlI.t,ilC Broler 121 0610 327 2710 322 0779 323-7593 ___ Was __________________________________________________________ -_______ ______________ $3487 ___________________________________________________________ , _________ $3998 I ise forgood5pinelpia0'115375 us. block, excellent condition, no City taxds by owner 322 6620 Now lark *2,495 671-1612. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ' Was ____________ - _____________________________ Welcome. . . to Life in ' THESE CARS ON SALE ________________________ _________________________________ Po Ce-fitS ca G-lrrlenLand. $100 W. 322-6457 112,000 Home has? BR, I bath and a 7$'x123' lot. Call 321.0041 ' ttorSQe Central ':'-=- Daily Hwy 46. We-st Sanford 37)5670 62-t..awn.Gar'den - ?QIS. FRENCHINWY 1792) ________ 7Office%alta:hed Waretiouse truck height trqe fCn(d outside r'hofl,3fl 7811 type's of mercharldis.e, furniture, rugs, all kinds of triolt, truck tires. cane poles, knickknack Shelves, linens. And most anything else you ______ ______________ MLS REAL (OR 5 Mary 00 Sq Ft, Sreon Space' 100 N Maple 31) 3?i or 373 6670 Fort We are absoluteiy loaded with all - SWAP- l6ft. Coloiavftottom Boat 3 fe'ncri r.l%?ures Ne-* barn, $76,900 n*scj, 5) month W. Garnett White ______ - anytime. I nuses, fringe benefts to mature indivIdut in the Sanford area R*gdie eI experience, air- ________ - - - youhavea prosperousanct healthy MOdern-Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets Call 7:30 BUSINESS DIRECTORY home, Kish Real Estate TEXAS REFINERY CORP offers - - - - - terms. CHULUOTA MINI FARM .. HAPPY NEW YEAR: May each of PLENTY OF MONEY plus CSlh FRIDAY NIGHT _________________ heat, Commercial Building - - __________________ Auction _______ :i',, ___ - _____ REALTORS MIS 4SPARK - - T' 123.700. FHA PEDOMETER mobile home with large added room on 10 acres. Geneva ares $133 month Phone 373 4719 ____ AT 322.2420 ANYTIME . _______________________ using , Wölk or bike everywhere. 1 bedroom.? bath, fireplace, central family room, 525.700 Call Bart Call Sanford's Saics Leader - - --_-----. REALTY. 365 3752 have you. $7,500 Slnford'i Sales 1eide' in n'ed of 35- v'bjle Home Lots SIx (6) new or eperncec1 ___________ licenwd Real EstateAuoc atsi to i*lp service our RA Setters and KOVE ESTATES - New Swim, Buyerst fish, boat. (Iubiiouse, ISOmo Free literature P.O. Box 40, Osteen, We offer contlnuou monthly Fla. 327k. 3224077. ________ training programs tor all our ---- --- -' - -Associates. and the very Iatet in _________________________ 37-Bajsjti Property Real Estate oriented quipmpntt -___________________________ _____________________ WAARANTY: Full warranty (or as long as you own your private car or truck, if it ever fails to hold il charge, return it to us We Will replace d free. Britain auto pilot with radio tractor fOr Cessna 1$2E to K model, new 5995. RadiO couplers in stock for Mconeys and Betcncraft. Corn plete aircraft Instrument arid auto pIlot service and sales. Florida Aircraft Instrument Inc.. 322 72LIC'tiOn -- early, I chairs. Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs., filing HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM MR. I Cabinets, as ii. Cash and carry. MRS DELL AND THE CREW. PlOL'5 Casselt*rry, 17 7, $30 bell's Auction Service BUY-SELL--TRADE Two bedroom, kitchen equipped, $125 per mo. Call 377 1536 rred, ________________________ - Used office furniture your home or From - THE CONTRACT" 2 Iit'droorn Associates! ' ---------- )' ,',irr.n?-d HrneS Real Estate RESERVATIONS 031-1600 14- potnt cushion. were able to ('OtW' wtth 31-degree banks. , 81-Aviation Chapman 5ho, Del Cave,N. C - ___________________ Freedom REALTOR Phone 372.72'7 Adults pre CHARGE IT-' at Sanford Plaza Penney' s. Auto Center open Monday Ngets, who wefe sitting on a around the 2.5-mile tn -oval 37) A353 -. __________________ )fllGrandlonino. 20,000miie's. $2,500 323 5491 after I P M ______________________________ Sunday & Monday, 1p.m. to 930 pm Tuesday, lp.m.to 6p.m. PODSON MARINE 7975 Hwy 17 3325961 60-Office - For Small Businessman 34-Mobile Homes Stenstrom Realty . . * * * * Brokerowner says "Makemeadeal NEWYEARINEWPRICE! I Can't refuse ' Will trecte. neat 3 bedroom Central heat and air, Want a bargain? Beg I bedroom, 3 1 I Kentucky reeled off the dazes. were hei on road 46-CornrnerCial'rop GEbLRAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC TRADE TRADE TRADE OSTEEN--- I edroom )i0 per month SCHUREN REALTY Reattrz, 7371)07 Call Herb Slenstrom for a (On fidentlat interview, and become a member of our 1914 ERA learnt eMonday Matinees aegin Feb. flnd. - -_._ _____ ___ •Thursdays - Ladies Nite __ ' furnished house in Lake Call 373652$ or 5)00011. _____ - - - CLASSIFIID ADS WILL FIND a Installation at no estra ctiarge. Make appointment thru Sat., Jan. 10. 'Nightly 8:00 p.m. 'Matinees Wed. & Sat. 1:45 '3 Trifecta Races - Herald, P 0. Box 16.57, Sanford, 3 Bedroom frame, I bath, un. ________ _______ ____ ____ _______ Here's what we do • Install new JCPenney • Install new front grease Stop \ctlon brake seals linings on all 4 wheels • lnsp,ct brake springs. • Rebuild all wheel • nipect master cylinder cylinders • inspect and adjust Resurface tour drums parking brake • Repack front wheel • Inspect rear oil seals for bearings Itik Lubricate shoe • Bleed and refill brake contacts system Road lest car MosJ Amedcan cars and some foreign cars. - . CLIFF JQRDAIl,REALTOR Reg. 69.88 more added 32 Glimore also the htdn;-n niiiht make it twt had 15 rebounds to lead ttw tn a row. Colonels to a 47-37 edge on the The Nuggets staved of! three buds. }cntucky ColoneLs rallies to • Phone 37? llII3fl Sale 52.4 1 131.7700 ____________________________ coach said he was worried that t41a141.l37winintheorily off Stop Action® •• uu vu i iciui. 25% _____ ___________ dosri.:l PL'L TCI-l' t(',c:'(;t?.: r;:; I 2621 Orlando Drive 373 1307 _________________________ 4.455 ____________________________ .mploymentf _____________________ firm. Officei 2-Bedroom, kltcheflequlpped file, etc. Must be pleasant, neat andaccuratewithspelllng,ftgures and typing. 10 hour WI$41. Send ______ ______ _______________________________ REALTORS Citz Auditorium Accessories __ of $2,136 or payments of $93 mont 23 3610 after $ pm. Jan. 4,5,6 rei,utt5, Just tr one 373-261; or 53) 9993. Exceptional Opportunity SANFORD Schuren Realty 2 BEDROoM, KITCHEN FUR NISHED, HEAT AND AIR Classified Ads are the smalles' big news Items you will find New 3 bedroom, 7 bath,alI electric, central heat and ar. Phone 332. anywhere, __________________________ 22$,, . Nurses, RN'S; LPN's; Aides; Aide Companion; Needed immediately. 7 Bedroom farm house with cne acre. $173 mo. A,A, McClanahan 6250636 _____________________ regular heavy duty shocks. instaliation available _______________. & Pontiac Lemans Sport Coupe, 23,000 mIle, Must s*I1. Assume _ Sale , air, ___ _____________________________________________ .60% more fluid than our carpet, air & immediate cupancy. 525.400 Quelilied lw in,i,•tjt credit of 11.270. Terms d.'sireri ..rlVi.'JJIM tIM, I DCIflS, FbI, Bedroom. 1 bjth, 570.0(0 with mm., kit, equipped, carpet, sir. terms heat, drapes, laundry mm . tool house, corner fenced lot, citrus. ________________________ Saleslady- ExperInced in ladies. For Sale or Rent--- Almost n.w bedroom,? bath7 car garage, ready to wear, Apply in person hg carpet throughout, self clean only. Plo phone calls.. Po-Jays, 211 ________ __________________ 3 bedroom block, maintenance. 7) Ocala Antique Show - Paying for someone else's building. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 1969 Chevrolet pick up, '74 350 ______________________ ____________________________ - - Now 1)0 6$)) _______________________ - -- SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts. smell and large 52,000 per acre 322-6457 equipped, air, carpeted Large Private yard 110$. Adults, 322 7796 wknds&eves Apfsonectsticoulds.tartyouonan,w 1' $99.50; 3)57. SIXTH- 5.16, A: I Spvrry's Jet (I) 54.60, 20.?0,S$0; 2. K's Prize Ill 7.20. 3.60. 3. torn W000 (II 650, , (1 I 151 10; 1 (5-1 & all) 37010. Was -- 55Boats 43-_Lots.Acreage - ... 71-Antiques - _____ - StatlonWagan, bf'ownmetaljc, Iv. Ily loaded, low mileage, 322-las;. Dealer, 1967 Toyota Corona. I owner, radio, airadded.rvtedsfufleup.565037) 175 _____________________________ ________________________________ ------ COLOR TV,$11 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ElI 1006 _______________________________ _____________________ DeBAR Y ___________________________ ______________ 51$; Service all makes, HERBS' French, 37) 1731 04' 37) 4579. Catl3fl tSlOorI3i 4605 -- _. 3*03 Orlando Drive' Chico & The Man No charge. All admitted free Comebrowseeverysu,yat,h, Movlelanct Drive-In Theatre, SOuth 17-92. Phone 332-1216. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo I - SWAP SHOP FLEA ','APKET - ____ ---- bedroom btock. 7 beth. I .icrc, Lake Mary, one year otd 537,500 Terms if desired Down 70-Swap & Trade _______ ____ home, furnished, _______ _________ ______ ______ _________ _________ __________ A78.'13 Price + Sanford-Off Lake&tary Blvd 2 Bedroom. $l30plusdeposlt 5315)5.4 ________________ - KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used mzicnr,es MOONEY APPL IA NC F 3?) Oo'7 ___________________________ Ileciroom. 2 balls AIfC,Idy with awning and skirting Cheap. Phone 373 0150 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Motiile Home Park, Sanford Must sI, 1971 12'xdO' 2 BR. mil. COUNTRY home.ar conditioner, shady yard 119,500, Make offer 31A-'f)jplexes ---- --- _- Oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines Tangelosand Lemons RU, Hutchlion,3fl.405I fed. Lu Tire size _____ ' - _______ - -- - _______ Home of app Warrented Hornet ______ Original mites, $995 _________________________ . .-- - • .1SYR.FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES NoMoney A FRACTION OF THEIR COST - ..._. -- Forrest Greene, Inc. _________________ ___________________ _________________________ _________________ ___________ _______________ ____________________________ Tanqelos arid Tangerine, $723 Bushel Phone3l3 1671 ________________ _____ ___________________________ _____________________ Mlieagemaker. Features 4 pIles of polyester. In the ____________________ - -- _____________ -' ______________________ -' _____ ': _______ ______ Bedroom block, 2 bath, ;ecreational ammenities, split bedroom arrangement, kitchen e1ulpped. enclosed garage, out St8nding landscaping. Only $1,500 . over ayrnenl ": - - n.io D'VFS 373733$ Rc'frigerator, Drvc'r. Dunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone3fl 2453 from, one AVAILABLE u SI355150 Colony QUALITY INN PIOR Tp.i NaveiOranges,5750p,rbu Juice Orang,s, $1 Soper bu __________________________________ ________ __________ . 1 - OWN your OWN olIce for 10 pct. down, balance 1)11 $7 per month, Closing Costsl $23,950 This Is an office condominium. LAKE LOTS Call today for your appointment. Call Sanford's Sales Lesoer 3 to cnoyse First callers get 1st choke of AT 322-242O'vTIE suites $1 SOC. uric 54,500, or we well build home on one of these ut for Each unit has individual entry, ______________________________ aytur package cseal. REALTORS MIS ISIS PARK . electric service and toilet facilities. MONTHLY RENTALS i 52-Appliances , 42iobile Homes H I DDE N LAKE room, CL fence, low down- No - ______ _______ - lor2 Bedrooms Adults. Only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2143 ParkDfive.$7Op 15 bushel Cauliflower after )st. Farm across the street from Monroe Bati*) Church. herbert Russell, 1)09 E. Fourth St.. San. ford. 332 773$ - ) super plush carpeting. KItchen 7 bedrooui blOck, Older home. off per month Aduttt only 3324170 thru Mon., Jan. S. '4).4'. 1t?.i. __________________________ ------ Water front cottage co the scenic Wekiva River. Furnished , REDUCED $1,510 for an Immediate sale Lovely 3 BR home with bedroom, utilitie, included, siso GRAPEFRUIT, $150 ______ 373 5439 47.00 35.25 372 7643 near shopping and nestled under beautiful ;hae tree; Centre; heal air, range A haney for lusI $27500 FQ RENT PHONE 322 1)01 ___________________________ __________ fl A733ir 377 ri)e7 ______ _______ _____ _________ __________ ______ __________ ______ ______ ______ __________ price's effective CLEAN APARTMENT TANGELOS $7 S OUShIL flS ____________ __() _____ _______ 10.75 43.00 32.25 Sale NAVEL OPAIIGES BAGGED ' 2.10 F78-14 11.75 to Eat Spw 575 Tjti KIJLP DECORATOPS Days-)716I/j Plighti--372 7)57 Itroker 3 Bedroom block,? bath, paved road & frontage on spring led lake. 9 7.'rrns f desired Real Estate - 80' -Autos for Sale , 'KRS LAKE FRONT - ew ncxjii 754, o,er 50Q ne'w, Wanted Ic Liy used 0111cc furniture, 0' E'arnoie balance 5715; Singer Feather Ary uluantlty. NOLL'S $971 fiat Racer Weight, $60; Singer with drop in Casselberry, Hwy, 1792 530 I70 1971 Duster, a cyl stanct, 599$ bobbin, left for repairs, $76 Terms REALTORS MIS 754$ PARK . SAN MO PARk, I, 2. 3 bedroom IS YOUR MAN HANDY? Here's a BR home In Country Club Manor "ale, apts Adult & family park that has a partially completed Wre.kly 3515 Hwy I? 92, Sanford family room. Kitchen's equipped. 37) 19)0 Fenced rear yard A real t,argaln ____________________ for a Quick sate Prited at 513.900. Efficiency apartment, utliatie, cluded, $123 month. Call 3fl.T774 TIRED OF HUSTLE BUSTLE? New between 10 am. & 2 p.m. 2.42 ______ ______ G78-15 9-Good Things .__ Golden TCitj(h AT 322-2420 ANYTIME YEAR END SPECIALS drive, 322 1759 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 itern, tarrys. Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. co ____________________________ MOSS1E C. BATEMAN 79-Trucks.Traiiers ______________________________ SANFORDSEWINGCENTER __________ - 1915 Honda, CVCC. 7.400 mile,, 4 moj Old, $7,9? 323 S/IS after 6 _____.. ___________________________ MLS---REALTORS oorns, well furnished. First floor. Reasonable, 7)5 W. First New government program, child care for as low - ouily3Ai?i_ ________ I Save SLLMAWILLIAMS.Associate G'i)?or 322 1587 License Bureau 372 66.45. trade-In required, Tire size 7.75 0 PCI. INTEREST RATES. One bedroom, one bath and three bedroom models also available, )Room fo,' 1 or couple, water furnished, air condition. Referenccs required. $100 mor,th, ISO derosit. 3737399 -. _____________________________ ---------- P j- I BR furn. apt, downstairs, quiet ne(v't: -: .1 ieal for older ____ 6-Chiki Care ________ - quiet neighborhood. Lots oi room f0' your family, 2 fireplaces, pool, separate garage apartment HAL COLBERT 201 E. ?5th373 753? Furnished I room apartment, first floor, clean, close In. $13 month. Call 3776261. ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________ ____ __________ table's with drawers. dillon. 372 60*1. lb F XII Lt.EtlT C0f4()l I 1011, fleOt V iean. .1 aN home in quid secluded back yard. Kitchen equipped Just what $5000 PER MONTH TOWARDS Sma'l clean apartment, adults, no pets. Lights & water turn. 322 0707 Req or 373 U09. LOST- Small brown male DaclivlurKi, name "lofty", tram Valence & Plumosa St vicinity. 323 4176 after _ - CLOSING COSTS. S PCI. TAX Phorle3739O AUCTIOP, 373 73 Pc- gold sectionai and? walnut end BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY home in p.r ,'rr.- S..i) , ___________________ _:- --------- ----- ---------- acres in town sss,soo amid baths, privately fenced patios, professIonal landscaping, NO ________ , ____________ 25% '75 Duster ....J. 4_ '-' lxintsIn FREE GIFTWRAPPIP4G-Ail Baby Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns. _________________________________ ___________________________ disposal, cont;nuovs. clean oven, ,, ___________ -, - - la;c 2 BR, dow:islj(4 utilitle,,md. heat, $10 wkIy. 373 _______________________________ P6.1. PHONE 322 Pole ______________ - 0990. - _____ 4 80. 3 20; 3. Jim'S Ca (2) 7.50.17(7 Cl 3410; 1(/17)16700; 37,29. FOURTH- 5.16, PA: I Daunt (6) 320.2-10,250; 7. Lake Denise (7) 2.40; 3. Geld Touch II) 2.60; 0 (76) 940, P (62)16 50: 31 66 FIFTH- 5-14, C: I Montoçt.' Tartan (7). S60. 5.20. 3 60; 2 C B 's Suiit (II. 32.00. 5 60; 3 Devoniari Was Eve might bode ill for PRIEPITAL RUGS WANTED iop pri(eS pad, used, any condition. 6411126. Winter Park FIPP Warranted Homes 04 porch, perimeter fence. Executive AFTER HRS redecorated. Come see. 300 r. OIL SERVICE - Save REALTOR PAYMENT 3 bedroom, 2 bath Also guest cot lage in Beautiful Mayfair 561.500, Luxurious tw bedroom, two bath garden home for$2),9o0 Designed toofferyoythemo%tjflC0flf0 and Large house with 3 furnIshed apartments, Good livability. Central heat an air, income BAMBOO COVE APTS ____,_,___ _________________ _________________ '75 Plymouth Scamp ________ -. 4A- Public Notices __________________________ Atbercti. 7. Urza [tone, B Atd,rma Celaya Larrea, 7 Maruri Mencha, , --- __------_ _________________________ _____________ ____ Vears Home for QCwd Spinet Piano, or sell, 5)73 Arecha Perez. TWELFTI 1. BiJbaO Aguirre, 7. . u.armi- SaIa Mucjuerza, 1. Santi lu.,, _____ (1 7)6313: P (I /1 175 10; DO ( $j 146 10; 3941 THIRD-.S.l$, 0: 1 Hot's Arab (7) midway bal Association, but Brown Denser bounced back. Then fenrel a brims' lnc.c ,wi %is'w kentiirkt' rilliprI tti xa'ft bin thra,,, -- ---------------- COMFY & COZY-- I BR home ADULTS. NO PETS 5ntr,tt. F k'd,i TONIGHT'SENTRIES FIRSTI. EchanoQ'JiOla, 2, Barre Leni. - CalII73 ISV , - 31__..Apartn'vnts'F.j,.fljst,ed PROBLEM Perhaps AlCOl'ioI Anonymous __________________________ Nuggets - - - ____ 'SERVICE fl[yop ____________________________ IACEDWITHADRlNKIN Juin, S. Pamon, 6 BIlb4lO, ELEVENTH 1. _____ ONEDAYONLYII _____________________________ Newsefl,r every hoyt. Have had up Appaloosa Stallion. Best offer to 78PMtorcycles __________________ to 16 truck loads 10 sell. ThIs good homes. 323-1769. _____________________________ auction for people wto want to lPllHortdaCL700,piken,w save or make money. We sell by STORING IT MAKES WASTELuggaga rack, Bestoffer the piect, dozen, gross, or SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Phone3fl-75.9 truckload, All types of goods, PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW iewetry, food Items. b4'Ic a bra, Call 377 7611 04' 5)1 9993 Motorcycte Insurance crystal, radios, I tracks, many BLAIR AGENCY other items. ---3733664 68-Wanted to Buy HWY -I6FLEAMARKET OnHighway46, Sanford -1972 HONDA 3SOCHOPPER M. Unsworth Realty P'ton' )fl l3Ol 'o 3?? 1Q10 "Htliri," Adu)ts. or Teens ________________________ Alave BcngOa, S Erdoza Zarre, 6. FOURTH-S I6,M 1 Aiab Flash (Si 7 GO. 310.300; 2. K's Trigger Ill I, ______ 32366.50. th ClaSsified Ads. every day ___________________________ -. • "0 ring es1gn the victory. . Reconditioned Batterics, S17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, Il Sanford Ave. Friday, Jan.9, 11A.M. _______ 372 7371.7321196.312 1981 372 1959,)fl 4)6.1 5 30 pm __________________________ Box 3, SdnIord, Fla 37771 TENTH I C?U(tU, 7 1 2, I. Fermin Larrea Celeya. 4. Santi, S. Muguerza, 6. Q (35 with 7.5) 5)2.60. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Orange Al Miami. Fla. Nuggett ReQ Real Estate Broker 76Auto Parts Free To Good Home Loong or a lob? The ClassIfied 131-7171 ___________ Ads. will help you find that lob. ______________________ _______ GCOCQCMWilliS LarryD Herman 7Apts I or 2 bddroom, turn or Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O ____________________________ Finds Franklin Arms Apts For families or friends of promjIen drinkers Ohio State (II 00) vs UCLA (121) Larry Brown C'mtra 7 lOrthi's MUL TI PLE LISt lN RIAL ICR Thursday, Jan. 1, 1916-38 _______________________ 6 Pets-Supplies Floor Strppiriu & Wx.ng. JacquelirueG Herman !,tfl • 'l acre Gd TAFFER REALTY 365 3721. ___________________________ - - - Birion B, P,lcher OliviaM Pikher Stemper Realty unfurn, Ideal location Reasonabte - is n too so. ,.. -. (7) S60. 320; 3 Misv Super ;T:.aiv,'t . - • _• 6 40. 160. 3 Irene Eckerl (7) I SO: 0 Wednesday, Dec. 3) . . 1315 6 32 $10 lOP 360; 0 (57) $1500; P (57) 5.40 50. 1119 S 77106 17$ 3)85 1)73 2 26 52)29 EIGHTH-516,O: 1. Little Lila II fl 1 76 I? 117 151 5 40.300. 770; 7 Jim Hoetc,r (Ii Wales Co&erence 4 60. 7 50. 3 Lana LOuiSe (6) 2 $0. 0 Nerrls Division (I SI 5?) 50. P (5 II 149.70; 3731 Montreal 26 S 6 55 157 76 NINTH -516. C: 1 Angelica (3) L.Ange4e 2016 2 42 120 176 II 00. 1000,500. 7 Montague Visitor Petti. ISiS 4 31 147 11.5 (2)6 13,300. 3 freeze (I) 2.40; 0 U Detroit 1) 21 1 26 94 13$ 3) 53 -00; P (37)511160; 31:50 Washn 3 29 3 11 102 159 TENTH -$16, A: 1. Fruit Float Adams Dmv*ilon (4) 3 20. 2 20. 2 10; 2 Mv Delta (SI Boston 20 9 S 131 lOS 7 ifl. 740 - 1 Chief Bar (71 .460; 0 (1 Buffalo 2110 5 47 IS6 100 5) 55 60. 3)32 Ii 13 S 34 111 109 Toronto ELEVENTH - 5 14. B: 1. Pecos CalIf. 1222 3 27 96173 Stormy (I) $00, ,1.60. 340; 2 Wednesday's Results Smoothy Bill (4) I 50, 3.00. 3 Soviet Army 3, Montreal 3, Jvstan;p (5) 340; 0 (1-4); P (I It exhibition $76 SO. ftP (I $ with 1 ) $39510. Atlanta I Il.... Vr,.I, a,,,,... I TWELFTH - x,, 0 1 To (Si De?rot 1, Washington 0 t 750, 3 70, 7 40; 2 K'S FItirnC Pittsburgh 5.. Los. Angeles I . 640, 2 40, Tee's Tango (I) 160; 0 (1 tioston 6. Minnesota 1 -- -, SI 531.20; T (S 4 II 5461 00 10 09 Today's Games CaNfornia at Toronto, after WEDNESDAY NIGHT norn PheIIpha at Kansas City FIRST-H6. B 1. MyStic - • Los Angeles a Buffalo (5)920,3.10,350; 7. Glen's Carol' 5 10. 4 20. 3 Xmas Pudding (1) 3' Friday's Games St Louis at Atlanta Q 4) 6) 7970; 31.46. California at Washington SECOND- $,C: I. Banio flat'__- - -. Vancvr S Louis Mm K.0 College Football DFLTONAPINBUSTERSMIXEI) The only 200 was a nice one rolled by Harold Koch-223-530. [lob Wilson was second hIgh, 192-511, and Wil Kernstock had 177- acre's it - CaliBart Real Estate available under the Healing Shadow of ___________________________ _____________________________ Wing- The One Perfect Flower of Our Heart. The Family Of L.ura U (rowe 30-Apartments Unfurn!hecJ -- - - -----.--___._ 1 40. 7 Altuj (7) 510,420; 3. Ayuimvr Okoi. - 980. 400, 2 60, 2 Peppy Brenda Ruth, 7 I3arman'x Rocket,I Stylish 1160. 6.70, 100; 7. Ita-Beitia (2 1 . 3 10,740,3 50nGo (4)740.0 (IS) $1750; P111)53450; 32.0) NHL FIFTH -516. 0: 1 DebbIe C (2) CinpIl Conterence' II 70. 1 50. 760. 7 Topper Go (I) Palrick Div*tion 370. 7 20. 3 One For You (3) 2 70 0 bY L T P15 OF GA (7 53 SI) 50. p (2 Il 553 10; 32'io ulphia 27 6 I 52 151 SIXTH -5 16. Ii 1. I. L.'sOan (7) NY island 20 10 4 16 $17 $5 ISO. 1 10. 1 50. 7. Tally Dale (1)3 50, Atlanta 19 14 4 17 176 lOS 440; 3 Tom tjibson (4) 600. 0 (I 7) NY Ranger's $25 $0. T (71 II 51.003.20, 32:17 1515 4 3.1 111 113 SEVENTH S 16. C Another Smythe Division Wetly 5 4O, 110, 300. 7. Yellow - takes a-edit for the high game 211-511 and WaRe had the oniy other 200. Gladys Grannerman was high for ladies 192-477, followed by Ada Manger 168-542. Joe Weick spared te 4.7. 8-lOsplit. Gordon Leisenrin2 2-7-10. Tam 1Ionkin 5-5.1(1 nM Mik,x \malentinr 5.16, 8: 1, ,, Clark '- WHA Wednesday's Garnet No games scheduled 5 Mike Clard picked up the 4.7-b. DROP OUTS MIXED - THIRD-S-la, C: I StratoQueen. Wabash 7.10. 3 Pebtt's Havoc (7) 1340: 0 131) 7 CO. P I)) 10.70; DO (11) Pro Hockey Case fl2-516. Dunkiztson 10 - - Happy New Year Year 30 family room, wilh fireplace. large breakfast room, 3.800 sq Ii. must jelIthese3 new homes. Were pricj from $79,500 - will sell for thousands. of dollars less now. ACREAGE_ Hard to find small - to her føIlw Quicla (1) 1Q00. 540; 3. Ice Lenil ArecP'ia Mgu.'I, 5 Domingo Echave, 6 BIbno I,avi, 7 Alava Eloria, I. (7) 560. 0 (1 6)5760, P (64)113.10 Big Jim, 7. E 0 s Mischief, S Clara $3 40, 16 CO. 1900. 2. Oguize Zarre Zarre, Amy GIO4 - 236-567. Bob lACK -4U8IX]HOflAUIUan6 dtheoniyother200 Jim Johnson 198-531, Pofly Price 189-515, Alice Hendricks 187-472, lthtbc' Zivrot.my 181-505, and Star Hendricks 176-514. FLA(;SHIP RANI( MIXED liuTh set goes B. H. Carroll 579-197 and high game was rolled by Jach Kaiser 212-&34. Joy Walters was high for women 202-516. Terry Emerson 201-556, and Jim Moyer 201-191-554 had the only other 200 games. Undy Heuer 193-518, Ben Mahler 191Buddy Bas.s 191-551, Al Morit 1!, ITi1 Roche Jesse Cook 178-503 and Andy Patrick 178-Sfl.. MONDAYMORNING BLUES Bowling for Charlie Gross Trucking team was Derine MacAteer with high game, 2(L1. Millie Garner cf the Jotusny's Standard Service team had hioh ct SIR teith 1(51 ørn An,'. Muth was high, We Three, 161.450. Miland's Bar's high was Janet Bow 170. Dot Ripley sparedhe 2-7 split....,, Fleetline Homes had Donna laPore 100 and Susan Oates 159. F.R.T.D. team's high was Ann Smith 160. A special Ii Ns Year to Ann Smith, who entered the hoplt.al Monday afternoon Lloyd spared the 6-7.10 and 51. Texas $6. Sam HovStn 76 C I B Eckeri, 6 K's Cartetta, 7 Mon TENTH-I Marurit)?000.660, Juan,). CeiayaAguirre, 1. Manolo FIRST - 5.16. B: I Ramblig tague Mystic. I Valid Appeal. 350. 2. Mucjueria (3) $20, 100; 3 Ramon, S. FermlnMuuuenza, 6. UC(t, 7 Eacie-s 1cm Gal, I. Plotile TWELFTH - s. C: 1 Touch of Fermin (1) 1 70; Q (37) soo; P (7 Chucho Mencha, 7. Maruri Aipi, 5' Santl Lame's. Torfl, I Blue Benny, S Mik.ado, 6 P Hope, 7 Ultra Violence,) Mayetla, 3) Ii) 10. OD (6 7)79 5). SECOND -5)6.0: 1 Factual (1) forge. S. LttleS,per, • - . 10,UL,thl Wi*.SIILgB It* women wiU.a470.177.PennyTemp1ehadigh gme, rg, Jotmsn's MemPhiS St. 90. Pepperone 71 We":: Bases TENTH Over, 7 Where's Tuffy. 3 JOy 0 80.6-60. 3. Perfect Score (3) 720. San Francisco St (),'1 B Eddy i Manolo Bengoa. S Sala-Larrea. 6. Maruni. 7. Formin Echave. Dolly, 7 Jack Ho'efer, I. K's. Sumi.n. 920. 1 80. 2 BiIbaO Elorza (7) 7 60. NINTH - 5- 16, C: 1 H.T Come 10.70; 3 Oguza Sanchez (1)520; Q 3.16, A: I. KS 1331 31-Si SANFORD ORLANDO - Jack - 00. liP IS 3) II 7) 19100 31 35 TWELFTH- 7.14, 0: 1 [ales Dog Racing h' 204-213-726, Dave Hunt 2O3-20-724, 3207 ELEVENTH 2' 7933-91 3)3.4 93 Steve Raisor FIR ST -S 16. C Dick Richards Jcvi. rn- 7 flilbao Sanchez Sanchez. t Aidana Dave Beck 3231 31-100. 770. Q (671 $10, 1 (7411 79.00; Wc'dnesdayGo. 7. Lus.ty Lieutenant, 160,340. 3, FermIn Ramon(5) 620; Lli. I Echano Perez, 1 NeQui-'4 1-1 Amateur B Division Javi, 5 Larni Alberdi, 6. Aldana piiiI • Q (27) SIlO; P (27) 167.10. College the lan t _______________________ GR , lOuS 2 Story, Exetitive 4 ', ____________ Sale Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - SO_-Miscellaneous I 41-Houses - -,____-._.__-.____ SANFORD CLASSZCTRIO Dave Fuk-hwu COIIL'tl flI.i Dick, Pres,. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Te E0E _____________________ Several years at Fernald ______________________________ Laughion Hospital. Sanford Her A LITTLE SALESMAN IN p 41-Houses-- -- 6 20 411 9' Virginia .t Kentucky San Antonio at New York Indiana at Denver RenaHawkins5.10,AnetteWilcoxspaxedthe5.7andSlonBR. R... -41- 16 7325. Agradenurse, she nursed at Ft. Catwelt, Southport, N C in the 19)5 Flu Epidemic, and FOURTH I Cachbo Javi, 7 NQU ; 3 H .T, Carry On (7) King, 7 Bead Stnng. 3 Hurrying, 1, 300.0126)3700. P1761113 10. DO Miguel, 3 Domingo Sanchel, 1. 550. 0 (711 70350. P (12) 6.702'). Classy Wink. Peggy Raider, 6 (17) 11730 3? 01 FIFTH - I. Ce(aya Aguirre I)) Arerha Zarre. S. Manolo [lone, 6 ',,a • IterkIcy Old Sid, 7. Lonesome Jason, 370. 2. Manolo Miguel flarni Perez, 7 Alava Echave, I TEN'H- 5.16 8: I Montague M A 's Steven Ii cx, Bilbao Bengoa Yarn (it 'u'.O. 160. 5 10. 7 Tricky NINTH-S 16, 0. 1. Caps Pete. 7. (4) 610. 700. 3, Chu(hO Echave (11 FIFTH 1. Santi Aguirre, 7. R,clt (II 560. 300; 3 H. I Susan (61 Prairie Lawyer, 3 Idle Felta, & 500. 0 (31) 6700; P (31) 20250 26 75 75- 79 77-71 30-U Sieve Y.idioc:ky Bobby Henderson Today's Games No games scheduled Turkeys fell for Clara VanDusen, Marlyn Stultz and Barbara 1 RippI.' TEXAS OIL COMPAUY ne rr,jtiirp person I ________________________ Wednesdays Result t202). 5.16. C Real Estate 19 10 6S3 3 Louis S NINTH- AT EAST COLONIAL Amateur Divii,lon Jerry Manning Jim Manning Denver YCIk At.'i Putt •Putf ABA winner of the junior girls division. She earned a F.t*le' Senor Bowl et , Fida,'s Games Al ary LAURAftCROWEreepApK Laijr was a Superior iOman alter Calil, NSA Wednesday's Games. No games Scheduled Today's Games Phoeni, at WaShington _____________________ ________________________ 18-Help Wanted 2-In Wcmoriam [II1 SCOREBOARD _____ -- - ----- - -- : - - - '- --'--'-'-". '"'r'-" -. '' -' ' -,.. �~ff ___ - - -f---. .. -- =' ' :' Tc,rtt--_.rr:rk..r,r_, Yrrr3L -z:-..r.. -t -.; -: -----'r .r -r, -T --.-r' . -.,r.rr' L. --------e--.--- - -- - - -- - '4--. i 411—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976 Answer BEETLE BAILEY WANP4A \u'( PLAY 5OtiE Mort Walker OA' PREFER T-1I / ' i CT 4. 6ARE IN2 OF CATCI4 ( 0 \\ 1L zo \ t Kid LLtUCC. I 4N %'A'Y /C ; X, I ,,, T 5 Z/V C-) 0 - U/ / 23 Depot (ab.) 24 Heart (anal.) id THE BORN LOSER (A *R ccR.5 W 6aYo = ;r 50 1#-RAM / UafFMOR ALI, WV 0 q ___ iJ \VATIOM'. V43TR ) r ____ ) MARRiNc i f" 1 12 - 5 " 13 - — — CURNS - 21 -.',:" - FBM?OTO ME TARrED iN ELP GT FOGET f4I FtS1 HAVE L.ETTER PROA OA AT5C4OOL COL.L. PCST4IAN STOPS.' . I - I ll 10 - - - - - — — — 20 — - rJ Alma 11 — JJIIUI - 01M.- loamm- ill. A i42 - n" 7" — 143 ' 45 I __ j.a — — 49 i know to be reliable on any Purchases made toda'. 20) 21.-June (MlNI This could be a rather tricky Bargains (torn strangers later day for you businesswlse. Take will prove costly. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. nothing for granted. Read the 19) Ii's sensible to l oo k out for fore signing. Fine print be but don't do it at your CAN('EIt i June 21-July 22) of others today. You could spend the day the expense you'd like to be weighing alternatives and Treat them as making no decisions. Be treated. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) cautiouS, but If you make a titistake, vim can later rectify Things may start out a little slowly for ou today, but don't it. l.EO July 23-Aug. 22) Pace (lespail. You'll find per. ourse1f a work today. Don't severance pays off. take on more than you can (Feb. 20 M arch 20) PISC handle, then wind up frustrated far ritore productive Yi.;u'll be, ;it all that's left undone. -Sept. 22) today if you isolate yourself VIRGO lAug. bet from disruptive influences, If for day a not This is Lock the door if you're working fl yer on long shots or to take a : the stock market. Be prudent on something important. YOUR BIRTHDAY regard to and Jan. 2, 1976 resources. This coming year, lay plans. 1,I151L (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you Don't make c ha nges today that early to do th ings that family jtiat (or greater material security. affect home or the sake of change. Move only if There will be new opportunities . you have carefully considered available if you're alert. — — 50 51 52 53 54 55 — — — — STAND — _______ _____ — \ti, Pi I I P bl ro WIN AT — — — 1 e DEAR DR LAMB BEAUTIFUL. ANDcRO.IEFS \.. — ' 8LJ1• INITIALS 'vu CANT BE I A2INT 'EP I c'.00s' '3 I BOUGs4r FOR YOUI- . ms ~ C ~ -k. .i '*~ * _4 .. , \ ' J ---. /,, \ .' If r. _ IT'S HEREI) LOOKS A LOT LIKE I\, THE OLD ONE' I lo :, —wy——1 p.-- ' .' -- ( _. - - ( - - I'm just a high school student and don't have any money to run to th e nearest doctor, so I need help. r3 fl) ..-Tc . "-,'q ,, your DEAR READER I can't say without tests, but part of your problem could th e Eskatrol. It is a mixture of dextroamphetamine (go pills) and prochlorperazine Th e latter is th e drug that may be causing you trouble — *1 0 0 r-, t%_,, , I .0 4 W —.___ ; ; A — A.X , J L ( - ------------ - 1-1 by Bob Montana __----- AREvVU SERIOUS MOOSE 2VUGOT D-UH--VEAJ.I, C , Poll -UH"- THE WHOLE COMPUTER S YSTEM DEPENDS Ql'ii,4IY,3O8.' ARCH.' SEE.'________ *JcREolaLEf I ::: ___ -#* FI 11, 1 .1 U C, 0 bocytopenic purpura), and it can also cause muscle spasms, particularly of the head, neck, aid shoulders with headaches. € )G I -,-\ . 4 . _ J ~7 You should discuss this with your doctor and he may wish to discontinue this medicine in your case, 'The appetite sup. pression effect of the - T —a ) -_ --- 1 /Z Lamb 2 , probably gotten all the benefit you are going to get from it. At any rate you should check with your doctor any time you suspect unusual side effects by Bob Thavi - 11. ,----- ZTHliJ141915 - Also I hope your diet contains sufficient protein Hemoglobin, tilt: iron. - WHIL17 1916 GWLUMDON Hi - I ':;ç; - .X'' - .- . Ff.)flIPAS5 \ 5NTENC, IS ThERE \ . — C 11 -, -lu s -= i -' \ . hick every reader -. - ,. "••t - 1. t~ 6% ,_ . ' Mr -- ---S -, - - estimated that . - - - - - .;, contains puzzles and - P - ..-- OF NEW YEAR Loser, h3b,. born in the Bicentennial I,ear In Sanford. according ta hospital officials. Mrs. Geneva Mitchell Is the proud mo th er of th e six-pound, six-ounce boy and resides at 2728 W. 23rd St., Sanford anemia. . ,, mbrough Terms Vihlen Statements 'Amusing ' Ki & B El) PRICKETT resolution was not to take any ace-queen finesses for the sheer joy of finessing" (For a copy of JACOBY South had drawn t ru mps, MODERN, send $1 to - "Win led the jack of clubs from at Bridge," do this dummy and hopped up wi th newspaper, p o. Box A89, his ace. That dropped West 's Radio CityStatson, New York singleton king an gave South N V 100 19) - I 6 ; I '.' I ' - arnus1ng - ' '- From Vihien of all people." Kunbrough mused. - You kno-A. Vihien is known as the- phantom' com. nussioner due to some acts that are consi de r ed snmt'tshat unusual such as hiding in a locked — riffice i4hen the inediz sAas seeking comments the : dat the grand jury report was issued." Vihlen opened up %%ith an attack on the two terse' some 'in1 biufl:rS athtudes, missed meetings were :crud' aatl po1itically V th len said today he has been "expecting intitivated." - ' commissioner Kimbrough to sling mud. It is typical KimbrouRh later got as tou4h as Vihlen (hd on of his personality." Tuesday. He said Kl.mbrough's tactics involve "both Kimbrough called Vihien "the most gutless bitterness and vendettas" and that Kimbrough has %%onder ~%ho ever .served in public office." always been in terested in 'embarrassing his foes In r es ponse to Vihien charges that Kimnbrough and beating (bern dossii in a hard play." ttas the "sorriest" chairman in a decade. KimAt Tuesday's totnm1ion meeting. Vihlen stas liroi.wh said. - 'Just consider the source. If the Klmbroughbrokia two-day silence torespond Vihien's charges that Kiml]trough is frequently asked b~ Kimbrough to air his views on Kimbirough statement uas front a functional commissioner, I absent ffr o m commission meetings and that Kim. and Commissioner Richard Williams' proposal that night consider it.' 0 # FOP - by Dick Turner . %%vre Issued. - # _ ________________ _____ _____________ Kinthrough said Vi hl en mmsses twice as many lneetins as any one commissioner. He offered t-hallenge to Vihlen to research minutes of work a IxacI number of days missed. I, onumssioners have -one game for the another game for the, fans. Tuesday. Vthlen was ;rforming for the fans," Kimbrough added, Ile also.said Vihlen's request for an opinion as to the constitutionality of the county's personnel policy v.hich requires indicted em plo yes be iifter Kimbrougtr and SV;iam scud the san-f' statidard sN)uld he applied to the county attorney as the standard applied to county employes. Corniius.sioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Commission , * ,W,fx:nded %4ill never be answered. CUirman Michael Ilattaway refused to suspend Vihlen said it "just may be unconstitutional" for such a policy to exist. The reason, he said, is la-cause persons indicted would be deprived of a That left Vihlen with the deciding vote. That vote tiasto retain Freeman unti! Wednesday's hearing i:xarLs to earn inoney which would be needed to %% Iwn fight the case in the courts, a dismissal of charges. Freeman. Freeman's attorneN asked for and was denied ______ _____________________ I I Viffilen - __________________ Z. after Longwood Police Li. talking about." He said that governing body from making a James Pleicones and Sgt. both men were demoted, both strong change In policy to Michael F isher were demoted received cuts in pay and that eliminate jobs as long as the to sergeant and patrolman, th e state law was followed in eliminated positions are not Florida's Fraternal Order respectirely, in November and this instance, IN v accomplished on a ___ Police FOP has la un ch ed an received salary ruts in M Citing AskedhowlorigPleiconesand discriminatory basis, but "strange crInvestigation into charges that De cember. Fisher had been members of ra ther applies to all mem be rs Cwnst.ances" surrounding the the state Police Bill of Rights Was-son said nei ther of the th e department, Keller said, "I of the department." he said, grand jury indictment charging £4 law has been violated by l.ongwood officers has filed don't have any idea. I think both County Attorney Thomas Weinsoff said the law X Longwood Public Safety formal complaints with the have 3'z to four years." Freeman in a $12,400 kickback requires a hearing before a 4 ______ ____ Director Douglas E. Keller Li organization against Keller, scheme, Commissioner Sidney " Kllcr continued that the review board whenever a police the dernotlons and ac- charging their rights wider the demotions and cut in pay. were officer is being demoted and his Vihlen Jr. today stood pat on hi comp.an )ing salary cuts of two law have been violated, not disciplinary in nature, but pay cut and in this case the Tuesday decision to back the of his officers. However, Wasson said fellow rather were for attorney. s reorganization action would not be consi de red Winter Park Police Sgt. Dale FOP members have requested purposes. He said the "just an internal matter." However, Vthlen did say he is Wasson, president of the Winter action on their behalf as third reorganization was not ordered keeping his "options open" and Neither Fisher nor Pleicores Park lodge and an officer in the parties. by the city council. is continuing to study proposals have been available for com- ONE YEAR AGO Gasoline prices continued their upward trend In 1975, aft the &Ign statewide organization, said Keller, in a telephone infrom two commissioners that Keller posted on the police ment. at the Imperial station at 13th Street and Park Avenue reveals. Freeman step down until today FOP members requested terview this morning said, "I department bulletin board ...AND TODA Y photo o left ssas taken on January 2, 1975. The photo on the right, charges are cleared. the investigation and action don't even know what you're Memo 7 41, ddtcd According to city records, Nov. 7, 1975 taken today, Indicates afour-.cent Increase ln gasoline prjct, i.t Vihlen said noting a change in rank and Plelcons will observe his 9•'__ fourth anniversary with the __________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ "imperfections" were conassignment eff ec tive Nov. tained in the indictment against l 975of"Sgt." Pleicones toshift Longwood department tIns month.Fisherhasbeenwiththe Freeman and said he had commander on the 4-12 IrisicIe Stincici, department for 4'z . years "knowledge and belief that and "Off." Fisher to remain Freeman's indi ctment will be the 12-8 shut as a member of Pleicones' salary, according to city records, was cut from $825 thrown out." squad 1. Bus Schedules, Numbers arge monthly' to $779.16 while But Freeman still faces 11c memo said the "above Fisher's was cut from 7.16to Woodlands Elementary School studenU, 700 of M ByBOBLL-OYD rand 'jury charges of atiii five Florida them, will have new bus schedules and new bus numbers change in rank Is not made by $733.35 monthly, beginning with Herald Staff Writer tempting to solicit $12,400 from ,Ahen school opens on Slonday. These new sebedules and disciplinary action. but rather the Dec. 15 pay checks. munties have offered a $5,000 Seminole County Conunissioners .%lichael lialwway, title insurance officer John due to necessity of planning, bus numbers will appear In -Sunaay's Edition of The reward to the first person who Harry Kwiatkowski and County AttaT.ey Thomas G. %lorris. E'leicones, itho served as furnishes information leadin organizing and forming the Etening IIu'ra!d. Freeman entered written pleas of innocent today in Freeman's attorney, .1 New Administration Division. lieutenant with the departilient to the a rr est and conviction of County Court to grand jury indi ctmen ts charging th ey ('heney M ason, has been quoted With this change, we will now l ast year d ur ing Chief Thomas those responsible for 13 violat ed Florida's Sunshine Law, as Farm Outlook Good saying he will attcmpt again have complete squads of four Hennigan's tenur as public terrorist assaults on central County Court Judge Harold Johnson gave defense next week to have charges li$hat's ahead for Seminole County's farmers In 1976? personnel comprised of three safety director. bet-une acting Florida residents during the attorneys 15 days in which to file technical inolions at. thrown out on the basis of 11 "l'hingc look pretty good," according to county road patrol and one police director when Hennigan past several months tacking the indictments. Morris affidavit which says the agriculture agent Reginald Brown. Rend what he tins to resigned early this year dispatcher Jeff Monge of the stats' No trial dates were mentioned in the brief open cout i Lirge against Ftt'tiia is '. a in Su,it 'S Edition o f the Esening Herald. Department of Criminal La; proceeding. The normal trial date for persons arraigned Irving Weinsoff, FOP atPleicones received no in"totally false." Enforcement in Orlando in hearings today, according to the court clerk's office, torney from Miami, indicat ed crease in salary during the live- request Vihlen said he was "sured today th at persons tould be during th e week of Feb ruary 3. in a telephone interview the month period prUsed" by a circuit judge's he handled both with any information at all Defense attorneys Newman Brock, Gerald Rutberg case of the Longwood men has the functions of the lieutenant's refusal Thursday to dismiss the j.,% Dr. Larn b S-B Around The Clock contract the Department of and J. Cheney Mason met with Judge Johnson behind been brought to Ns attention. and director's Freeman charge, which is a 8-8 Horoscope Bridge offices. Criminal Law Enforcement at closed doors proceeding the court appearence by the lie declined further direct Pleicones (Ld Felon)', not apply for the area code I I-A ('slendar 2-A ilO%Pit8l 305-89G-3371 or the z:ttorneys. qattaway. Kwiatkowski and Freeman (bd not comment on this particular permanent chief's position, local sheriff's department. Vihlen. who said he a4ended 3.% (omits 8-8 Obituaries appear in court, preferring to remain a the Freeman hearing, said 8-li SportS 5-6-A ('rosssso:'cl the indictments, returned by the Monge siiitl the terrorist lieutenant, and Keller Cous-ity toda y he does not "know why" Teleflsion &A I-A However, speaking Grand Jury on Dec. 16 the city council ef. assaults have occurred two in after a four-week probe of munty of a hired by the .Nlorris affidavit wasn't used %Srsmen I'll I-li Ih'arAbh goverrunent actions, accuse the trio of Sunshine Law Highland County; four in Lake hypothetical case whereby fective JUne 1, this year. at the Thursday hearing. officers were demoted and Coucty, two in Orange, (our in violation and c-'Mliracy in connection with alleged nonState Attorney Abbott viven reductions in salary for Other than Betty Woodward, Polk and one in Volusia. Stands F A PERIA Firm . " ______________ Again shop and (orninissinn meetings to determine the Kimbrough said Vihlen coined a saying that P of - '__ ______________ - Launches Longwood ____ _____ Kimbrough said Vihlens bac ki ng of Freeman ant stell thought out, He said the county attorney 'houl'i have been suspended the day indictments HyI)ONSA FES Herald Staff Writer ( Last ofa4-I'artSerlesp . - — - - . ,, - 11 40— Th e only proper so lution to your question is to have genetic counseling. Ask your family doctor to refer you toa the results are not so good. ittunissioners. Kimbrough specifically. Vihlen brotwh calling statements from CommiWoner "diviseness. vendettas and bitterness ciiarac. ,aid statements from - genetic relationship as the children of first cousins. That is close but not nearly as close as usual first cousins iron in your system, if you are surfaced again ssith Commissioner John Kim- rcply to VihIens public statements Tuesday that Vihieri ..r. and you would have the same bad, That is how pure-breeds are developed. TheIntermarrying merely re-enforces the characteristics. It the characteristic Iis a good one th e results are good, but if ills i untv Attornet Thoiiias Freeman step down until ,land* jury charges against the attorney are lt'ared - resolved to hold my hand of spades. It East holds the fur th er back," growl ed West. king. Sou th 's ace'queen have a CARNIVAL bough waS the "sorriest chairman that his board has had in the past decade." '1 know hots the Philistines felt ssben th ey were Herald Staff Writer — evaluating any diseases or characteristics that tend to occur in the family and their significance. - Feud Amon Coun Commissioners Flares . ,~ t1a The best explanation is to happens that my New Year*3 tenace position over South's DEAR READER Since your father and aunt are ha lf bro th ers and sisters they have the same general gene relationship to each o th er as first cousins normally do (the children of full brthers or sisters). Your aunt's daughter new spaperpage. the comic section ,A ill be compacted Into i tabloid size. ___________________________ A Florida reader wants to know what a "Tenace position" is K• stamped. self-addressed — from Administration gained ap- payments are in addition to sub-project a mimlmum of five prot'al for 231 projects. Of the these figures. More than 94 per persens will be interviewed for grants awarded by CS/i, only cent of the total grant wtll go to each available opening ____________________________________________________ I - "I didn't see any of your tenace position over the king. cards," said South. "It just lfWcstholdsthekinghehasa DEAR DH LAMB My father and my aunt have the same mother but different fa th ers, If I mar ry my aunt's daughter can we ha ve normal children in view of our blood relatior.siip? - provide a brigh(er. clearer and more rndable product. Esen the size is ness, designed wi th th e reader's ease of handling In mind. Instead of the large full-size departments and agencies. The Compensation. Unemployment Final selection will be inade by Community Se'-'Vices Insurance and Health plan responsible persons each . - Seminole County's o,An %TcCrj% -Hatfield feud has slain by the ja%burw of an ass." Kimbrough said in I For more information on th is problem, send in cents for The Health Letter, number 4-4, with a long, envelope for mailing. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box ll, Radio City Station, New York, \ 10019. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.p give the simple example. guess I should have South holds the ace and queen z — — - ,21111111111 11,1., ____ - _________ ___ F' ____ _______ ________ _______ YE __________ - 4 _____________ ____________ A I 1.I __,,_, ,, O'Iswa ____ TM A,ç US P C? rI ' - Terrorists Revvards Offered I ____ _________ _________ - -., 11 - "You 901 one that doesn't eat single socks?" 000NESBURY by Garry Tp,yjeau I, f. yan 1157m, wwrie, 121. TtILfX/M(VICAIffP— M 1, YF-51 ow, I pip T&X 70 50ftOFTh'5CaHWT7E,E M Ryhw v ow `flQW .4)(rA4MY ,'C.qW Aro" 0~1 w4c, 60M IV 1(*WTv WAR AXi7 \it :# 0 ~ -_ 5Asfr-w4Ba/rrAx,, J A54MOWAw of jayx& 6ar7 XM of IT^Wt YtO,/ . - in .. V.' _________________________________________________________________________________________ Pals By Oswald & James Jacoby correct an iron deficiency an undesirable characteristic, L1 HAVE THE RIGHT T'RE?vtAIN SILENT. I F I( I . se 3, Opening lead deficient in protein you won't forni enough hemoglobin to carrying pigment in the red blood cells, is made from protein. Even if you have enough ,, APtfl4I?'iiYOL) ThINK - - ~ ~~ I chance to discard two i ' uy — Three Plead Innocent To 'Sunshine' Ch " i_I - -. -- - - ' . generated If West held th e guard ed king of clubs there was nothing South could do But If West held the singleton king, South could pick it up which is just what he did . South East South Interinarrying is not all from a medicine. HELD M DOWN K Pass pass amphetamine only lasts a few nearby medical facility for this. They can help you by weeks any way. You have 1I T It can cause rhange in the blood , including a tendency to have black and blue spc. ( technically known as throm• --.. I'LL t4QW YA.' - - might give the defense one IV Erythromycin cause severe headaches, neckaches, ligh th eadedness and terrific black and blue marks? \ '7 . Does iron deficiency j •- leadaspade throughdummy's king. Ile could not afford to lose to West because that £ A Q98 North-South vulnerable West anemia. Eskatrol or by Al Vermeer '3 6109652 KQJ874 £K A I have also been given Erylhrornycin by a der matologist for herpes on my left arm. kE NEW YEAR 1 I AME IN LAST) I . - '. overtrick. South's play had been a J 106 542 eminently con ect. He could E.kSl' WEST afford to lose a club trick to £ A J 6 4 3 East because East could not A Q 109 About — have been wondering if it contributed to my iron deficiency anemia. , ,_V` -- . , Q J 96 Eskatrol for my weight and , A _~ ,_ Plans to provide 103 man- three cre gtven nationwtde Co wages and benefits, he cx- brand tte comic package designed 'si th the entire ears of work for the unem- corn in unity development plained. The remainder will be larnik in mind s ill become a part of the Sunday Edition of - ________ ployed of Seminole County corporations such as SEEDCO. used to provide administrative me Eening lIi'ralñ this Sunday. under a $828639 s.rant were It IS fortunate that these Seeral nt•s strips viII he added strips th at hate : J ____________________________ announced today by Horae monies became available at a t1.11 millions of readcri around the globe. The services of the Florida Ott, President and Executive time when unemployment .e "Ai For example. there is "B.C" po ssibly tx'Uvr . . Director of the Seminole Florida is more than half again State Employment Service and 1W di'rribed as the "original rock group". It is a hilarious .1 I Erployment Economic the national average," Orr the Seminole County CornfamIly-oriented strip about the rigors of life in the stone Development Corporation said. In Seminole County, prehensive Employment SEEDCO. November unemployment was Service and Training AdTh en, there is 'i'hey'H Do H Es-try Time," by Jimmy nun stration will be uttled "Recruitment for these Jobs 12.9 per cent. (latin. a pan el that contain-4 a myñad of reryda irons ftc recruitment ph3ce as wili ll begin Iinntcdiately and -- This current grant diUcr t ith s will be able to relate. SEEDCO and SCA through staffing ttill be completed in from nrevicitic noes ciinn1ipt -tisu. uwr over W. a wi 01 iuiai;iz WW oe 'or 1. -' February. It is SF.EDCOInthatitproi'fe;the communications in povert) i, protided ti the "Katrenjammer Kids", a comic that has 61 per ce nt of the jobs will wherewithal for immediate areas. lis-kiltig the (ur1n bones of readers ever since Hector was - Ai become permanent in relief for the hard-core -in. Hirirlg procedures will be set pup. '1 SEEDCO-Seminole Community employed w1hin Seminole up within the guidelines Th e lady of the house is sute to enjoy "Hints For Action, Inc. 'SCM projects," Counts- , the prescribed area prescribed by CSA and acIlismt'make,, b IIelolse"a feature that offers tf for t! 4 Ott said. our activity." Orr continued, cording to a point system Plsiust'tlife that often make her joba little ea sier. * The grant was made under "Previous grants to SEEDCO devised by SEEDCO and ap-'Junior Whirl" will kee p the youngsters busy, for the terms of the Job Oppor- have enabled us to start, buy or proved by CSA. For example, a sisme time ill the can pry the page away from dad), It tunitles Program. Title X of the invest in economic enterprises Seminole County resident who games. One popular element is Public Works and Economic wi th promise for future grow th has exhausted his or her 'h oc us Focus," a real mind boggkr th at t es ts the power's Development Act of 1965 and a permanence of em- unemploym ent be nefi ts wo ul d observation. through the Community Ser- ploinent." receive high priority as would a )- Other new strips that are sure to please the whole tices Administration CS: member of a disadvantaged The total payroll famil% are Small Soclet. Hubert and Wee Pals. And old J and the Economic [)eveloptnent by the project will be $674,521. family whose total income fall,,,lavoriti's of Evening Herald readers are still there, ton, Administration ED/it of the On the average this will turn below certain levels. including flnnnesbw'-y. The Born Frank & Ernest, / U. S. Department of Commerce. over about four times for a total Tumhleeedc, Prince V al iant, Bugs Bunny, and others. Orr said that to facilitate More than 10,000 applications economic impact of $27 interviews, SEEDCO and SC/i Th e conten ts are just part of th e new package. The Bernard Taylor Mitchell It came Into the world at 10:28 am. at for project funding came to million. Fringe benefits such as tilli provide office space and color comic section till be printed on The Evening FDA through various Federal Social Security. Workmen's transportation for applicants. Seminole Memorial Hospital on Thursday to become the first Herald's recently-expanded color press facilities that will ' -- delighting - spades on dummy's long clubs and make his contract with an II 2 reduced from 156 to 142 pounds I have been taking . . BRIDGE SOIJTII It)) th ree months ago I was told 1 am slightly anemic. The doctar told me to take one iron tablet every day. I've been going to him for weight problems. I'm 16 and have (WELL,WEN 'iOU BUY OtJ SALE '77 .,,, NORT11 I I 1 (? LOOK AT TP-IESE) Arrives Sunday — . fl'i ()SWAI.I) arid JAtES JAUOHV — Overweight By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ~111_)M&Nl p.js,,' $828,639 - _________________________ EVEN INITIALED ER Of Grant _______ ;i — ~\,~ And (mv 1 Announces Frin Comic Package — Al FIRST BABY \ J FVVCM /(--); ________________— f ________ _______ - give a 4_______ "I . SEEDCO ______ ________ - 1. FARThER ) ~ Sanford. Flonda 3277 1 — Price 10 Cents — - practical in I 611 ,t% 1 T4 ( J 1k ~_' I- 10-14n, - \ ' 4 I- AX It -- ______ 1I ~"." ! - ) i Y- 5 " (1 i I ,/ __ _________ 'I, I i - .i.udL - / TV, A l?'' & ~r# ',il - - - 'I ______ CF7FXE(U- Seminole was " I31TRiW. ! j,* ", iiI 7I J kh" " - w )t ~ ~'_ - ' --,I MC. if', u" A&L, ./ aw.fri 17?A651t )Ø \ I! - -J- - — . _____ interests, by Stoffel & Heimdal — .-.---.. - -- tMuty - — BUNNY -. _____________________________________ to spread yourself too thin, — — - _1~~ I in jul11 Julius —1 - - -: you to 0 - - JUl Ill LLEGE' UGS - JJj EVER ' T141 THE EGE IT 1OT4I5D4YM1 W ALLE T CRINGES HIS - - . — - Norwegian 9 a!nuary 2 1976 - thing and do it well today than 21) Deal only with those you 11 — by Lorry Lcw i- ivI.-. W 8 19 , L th 13IM0 — 7 - — - — 16 — ---.----- won't 45 That money 46 68th Year. No. 114—F right -of - way 9 Sculpins (2 33 Saltpeter wds) 35 Happening, 10 PersIan fairy 40 Reluctant 11 Italian river 43 Gawks nn,ph — CLATTER P LATF 16 Mountain "'• -: 0 - reaso n. -.41 1 DOWN '•" 15 CAMIUS T M AllIES f March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (;a1s won't come easily to you e Drive cautiously today even If tO(kl'. II you want to grab th The brass ring, you'll l,ie to really you have the wrson you're going to see make a dash for it. mind if you're a trlfl: late. iuitus (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. It's be tter to concentrate on one 20 Make capital 77 On the briny I Diminish reparation 47 Fruit 29 Above 2 English stream 22 Property Item 18 Group of 32 Corrects 3 Twtd 21 Klds vehicle players 34 Classes 4 Road curves 25 Sheaf 50 Girls name 36 Rewrite 5 Uncle Remus 28 Obeisance 51 Sacred bull of 37 Take — Baby 28 Kids marble Egypt vengeance 6 Useless 30 Therefore 52 Jacobs wife iS Allowance for 7 Scheme (Latin) (fib) waste A Alluvial 31 Scottish slit 55 Resident of 39 London gallery deposits yards (suffix) by Art Sonsom tYOU N 61 Wh,p -- -- For Friday, January 2, 1976 0 NI HQ part c# Vn'!P ingredient 57 Direction 58 Operatic SOlO 59 Native metal 50 Pochard -__76__"W- I I-, .. 49 Peainng to tides 53 Oriental COin a (~) A--"- r *lh 0 A N Sui'gery '4 Ever (poet I 15 Of kids haircut 17 Scottish alder IA Penetrate 19 province -.------ I spouse (myth 54 Submarine e' --. By BERNICE IIEDE OSOL O:Strs kid 5 Toys foi kids 9 Health resort for big kids 12 Class of vertebrates 13 Gudrun, c i I FA N 41 .ç'uil 42 Reur (.ib 44 Outlet 46 Perform ACROSS ____ -~ J HOROSCOPE I .r-:tt-: to PrevIous PuHIe Stuff 0- -... $ .I . .-_ i. a 'cslerda) 's high 65, toda,'s lot; Illartl) cloud) Saturday ,Alth a slight chance of 'hoss.'rs, Highs in the upper 70i. fatss in the upper 40s to -i) reorganization, Weirisoff said who wis strippcl of tier 1k said Sheriff Ilaulerson of unie&s it was ordered by the sergeant stripes several Highland, Sheriff Bliss of Lakc. governing body for the ent ire months ago and tra nsferred Sheriff Colman of Orange, department and all employes from office duty to road patrol, Sbirrirf Brannen of Polk and _______ Sulurda 20 per cent. J)c'tails and tides on Page 3-A. - 4 - i were treated identically, the Fisher has more seniority than Sheriff Duff of Volusla hart' law may have been violated, any other person in the each contributed $l,00) toward "The law does not stop a department. the reward. . ('oUr.::, Atturney and of Sidney Vthlen Jr as County 0in-unission chairman in 1975. statement (torn Morris that Is contrary to the affidavit. Freeman faces trial the week of Jan. 19 in eirct 09 him with soliciting a $12,400 kickback from a title insurance company executive in connection wi th title insurance on the later 4tted clay pit land bus'. herring has requested Gov. prosecutor to investigate the _ issue to set' if Morris has perhtnis'll. jured -- � 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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Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976 Answer BEETLE BAILEY WANP4A \u'( PLAY 5OtiE Mort Walker OA' PREFER T-1I / ' i CT 4. 6ARE IN2 OF CATCI4 ( 0 \\ 1L zo \ t Kid LLtUCC. I 4N %'A'Y /C ; X, I ,,, T 5 Z/V C-) 0 - U/ / 23 Depot (ab.) 24 Heart (anal.) id THE BORN LOSER (A *R ccR.5 W 6aYo = ;r 50 1#-RAM / UafFMOR ALI, WV 0 q ___ iJ \VATIOM'. V43TR ) r ____ ) MARRiNc i f" 1 12 - 5 " 13 - — — CURNS - 21 -.',:" - FBM?OTO ME TARrED iN ELP GT FOGET f4I FtS1 HAVE L.ETTER PROA OA AT5C4OOL COL.L. PCST4IAN STOPS.' . I - I ll 10 - - - - - — — — 20 — - rJ Alma 11 — JJIIUI - 01M.- loamm- ill. A i42 - n" 7" — 143 ' 45 I __ j.a — — 49 i know to be reliable on any Purchases made toda'. 20) 21.-June (MlNI This could be a rather tricky Bargains (torn strangers later day for you businesswlse. Take will prove costly. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. nothing for granted. Read the 19) Ii's sensible to l oo k out for fore signing. Fine print be but don't do it at your CAN('EIt i June 21-July 22) of others today. You could spend the day the expense you'd like to be weighing alternatives and Treat them as making no decisions. Be treated. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) cautiouS, but If you make a titistake, vim can later rectify Things may start out a little slowly for ou today, but don't it. l.EO July 23-Aug. 22) Pace (lespail. You'll find per. ourse1f a work today. Don't severance pays off. take on more than you can (Feb. 20 M arch 20) PISC handle, then wind up frustrated far ritore productive Yi.;u'll be, ;it all that's left undone. -Sept. 22) today if you isolate yourself VIRGO lAug. bet from disruptive influences, If for day a not This is Lock the door if you're working fl yer on long shots or to take a : the stock market. Be prudent on something important. YOUR BIRTHDAY regard to and Jan. 2, 1976 resources. This coming year, lay plans. 1,I151L (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you Don't make c ha nges today that early to do th ings that family jtiat (or greater material security. affect home or the sake of change. Move only if There will be new opportunities . you have carefully considered available if you're alert. — — 50 51 52 53 54 55 — — — — STAND — _______ _____ — \ti, Pi I I P bl ro WIN AT — — — 1 e DEAR DR LAMB BEAUTIFUL. ANDcRO.IEFS \.. — ' 8LJ1• INITIALS 'vu CANT BE I A2INT 'EP I c'.00s' '3 I BOUGs4r FOR YOUI- . ms ~ C ~ -k. .i '*~ * _4 .. , \ ' J ---. /,, \ .' If r. _ IT'S HEREI) LOOKS A LOT LIKE I\, THE OLD ONE' I lo :, —wy——1 p.-- ' .' -- ( _. - - ( - - I'm just a high school student and don't have any money to run to th e nearest doctor, so I need help. r3 fl) ..-Tc . "-,'q ,, your DEAR READER I can't say without tests, but part of your problem could th e Eskatrol. It is a mixture of dextroamphetamine (go pills) and prochlorperazine Th e latter is th e drug that may be causing you trouble — *1 0 0 r-, t%_,, , I .0 4 W —.___ ; ; A — A.X , J L ( - ------------ - 1-1 by Bob Montana __----- AREvVU SERIOUS MOOSE 2VUGOT D-UH--VEAJ.I, C , Poll -UH"- THE WHOLE COMPUTER S YSTEM DEPENDS Ql'ii,4IY,3O8.' ARCH.' SEE.'________ *JcREolaLEf I ::: ___ -#* FI 11, 1 .1 U C, 0 bocytopenic purpura), and it can also cause muscle spasms, particularly of the head, neck, aid shoulders with headaches. € )G I -,-\ . 4 . _ J ~7 You should discuss this with your doctor and he may wish to discontinue this medicine in your case, 'The appetite sup. pression effect of the - T —a ) -_ --- 1 /Z Lamb 2 , probably gotten all the benefit you are going to get from it. At any rate you should check with your doctor any time you suspect unusual side effects by Bob Thavi - 11. ,----- ZTHliJ141915 - Also I hope your diet contains sufficient protein Hemoglobin, tilt: iron. - WHIL17 1916 GWLUMDON Hi - I ':;ç; - .X'' - .- . Ff.)flIPAS5 \ 5NTENC, IS ThERE \ . — C 11 -, -lu s -= i -' \ . hick every reader -. - ,. "••t - 1. t~ 6% ,_ . ' Mr -- ---S -, - - estimated that . - - - - - .;, contains puzzles and - P - ..-- OF NEW YEAR Loser, h3b,. born in the Bicentennial I,ear In Sanford. according ta hospital officials. Mrs. Geneva Mitchell Is the proud mo th er of th e six-pound, six-ounce boy and resides at 2728 W. 23rd St., Sanford anemia. . ,, mbrough Terms Vihlen Statements 'Amusing ' Ki & B El) PRICKETT resolution was not to take any ace-queen finesses for the sheer joy of finessing" (For a copy of JACOBY South had drawn t ru mps, MODERN, send $1 to - "Win led the jack of clubs from at Bridge," do this dummy and hopped up wi th newspaper, p o. Box A89, his ace. That dropped West 's Radio CityStatson, New York singleton king an gave South N V 100 19) - I 6 ; I '.' I ' - arnus1ng - ' '- From Vihien of all people." Kunbrough mused. - You kno-A. Vihien is known as the- phantom' com. nussioner due to some acts that are consi de r ed snmt'tshat unusual such as hiding in a locked — riffice i4hen the inediz sAas seeking comments the : dat the grand jury report was issued." Vihlen opened up %%ith an attack on the two terse' some 'in1 biufl:rS athtudes, missed meetings were :crud' aatl po1itically V th len said today he has been "expecting intitivated." - ' commissioner Kimbrough to sling mud. It is typical KimbrouRh later got as tou4h as Vihlen (hd on of his personality." Tuesday. He said Kl.mbrough's tactics involve "both Kimbrough called Vihien "the most gutless bitterness and vendettas" and that Kimbrough has %%onder ~%ho ever .served in public office." always been in terested in 'embarrassing his foes In r es ponse to Vihien charges that Kimnbrough and beating (bern dossii in a hard play." ttas the "sorriest" chairman in a decade. KimAt Tuesday's totnm1ion meeting. Vihlen stas liroi.wh said. - 'Just consider the source. If the Klmbroughbrokia two-day silence torespond Vihien's charges that Kiml]trough is frequently asked b~ Kimbrough to air his views on Kimbirough statement uas front a functional commissioner, I absent ffr o m commission meetings and that Kim. and Commissioner Richard Williams' proposal that night consider it.' 0 # FOP - by Dick Turner . %%vre Issued. - # _ ________________ _____ _____________ Kinthrough said Vi hl en mmsses twice as many lneetins as any one commissioner. He offered t-hallenge to Vihlen to research minutes of work a IxacI number of days missed. I, onumssioners have -one game for the another game for the, fans. Tuesday. Vthlen was ;rforming for the fans," Kimbrough added, Ile also.said Vihlen's request for an opinion as to the constitutionality of the county's personnel policy v.hich requires indicted em plo yes be iifter Kimbrougtr and SV;iam scud the san-f' statidard sN)uld he applied to the county attorney as the standard applied to county employes. Corniius.sioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Commission , * ,W,fx:nded %4ill never be answered. CUirman Michael Ilattaway refused to suspend Vihlen said it "just may be unconstitutional" for such a policy to exist. The reason, he said, is la-cause persons indicted would be deprived of a That left Vihlen with the deciding vote. That vote tiasto retain Freeman unti! Wednesday's hearing i:xarLs to earn inoney which would be needed to %% Iwn fight the case in the courts, a dismissal of charges. Freeman. Freeman's attorneN asked for and was denied ______ _____________________ I I Viffilen - __________________ Z. after Longwood Police Li. talking about." He said that governing body from making a James Pleicones and Sgt. both men were demoted, both strong change In policy to Michael F isher were demoted received cuts in pay and that eliminate jobs as long as the to sergeant and patrolman, th e state law was followed in eliminated positions are not Florida's Fraternal Order respectirely, in November and this instance, IN v accomplished on a ___ Police FOP has la un ch ed an received salary ruts in M Citing AskedhowlorigPleiconesand discriminatory basis, but "strange crInvestigation into charges that De cember. Fisher had been members of ra ther applies to all mem be rs Cwnst.ances" surrounding the the state Police Bill of Rights Was-son said nei ther of the th e department, Keller said, "I of the department." he said, grand jury indictment charging £4 law has been violated by l.ongwood officers has filed don't have any idea. I think both County Attorney Thomas Weinsoff said the law X Longwood Public Safety formal complaints with the have 3'z to four years." Freeman in a $12,400 kickback requires a hearing before a 4 ______ ____ Director Douglas E. Keller Li organization against Keller, scheme, Commissioner Sidney " Kllcr continued that the review board whenever a police the dernotlons and ac- charging their rights wider the demotions and cut in pay. were officer is being demoted and his Vihlen Jr. today stood pat on hi comp.an )ing salary cuts of two law have been violated, not disciplinary in nature, but pay cut and in this case the Tuesday decision to back the of his officers. However, Wasson said fellow rather were for attorney. s reorganization action would not be consi de red Winter Park Police Sgt. Dale FOP members have requested purposes. He said the "just an internal matter." However, Vthlen did say he is Wasson, president of the Winter action on their behalf as third reorganization was not ordered keeping his "options open" and Neither Fisher nor Pleicores Park lodge and an officer in the parties. by the city council. is continuing to study proposals have been available for com- ONE YEAR AGO Gasoline prices continued their upward trend In 1975, aft the &Ign statewide organization, said Keller, in a telephone infrom two commissioners that Keller posted on the police ment. at the Imperial station at 13th Street and Park Avenue reveals. Freeman step down until today FOP members requested terview this morning said, "I department bulletin board ...AND TODA Y photo o left ssas taken on January 2, 1975. The photo on the right, charges are cleared. the investigation and action don't even know what you're Memo 7 41, ddtcd According to city records, Nov. 7, 1975 taken today, Indicates afour-.cent Increase ln gasoline prjct, i.t Vihlen said noting a change in rank and Plelcons will observe his 9•'__ fourth anniversary with the __________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ "imperfections" were conassignment eff ec tive Nov. tained in the indictment against l 975of"Sgt." Pleicones toshift Longwood department tIns month.Fisherhasbeenwiththe Freeman and said he had commander on the 4-12 IrisicIe Stincici, department for 4'z . years "knowledge and belief that and "Off." Fisher to remain Freeman's indi ctment will be the 12-8 shut as a member of Pleicones' salary, according to city records, was cut from $825 thrown out." squad 1. Bus Schedules, Numbers arge monthly' to $779.16 while But Freeman still faces 11c memo said the "above Fisher's was cut from 7.16to Woodlands Elementary School studenU, 700 of M ByBOBLL-OYD rand 'jury charges of atiii five Florida them, will have new bus schedules and new bus numbers change in rank Is not made by $733.35 monthly, beginning with Herald Staff Writer tempting to solicit $12,400 from ,Ahen school opens on Slonday. These new sebedules and disciplinary action. but rather the Dec. 15 pay checks. munties have offered a $5,000 Seminole County Conunissioners .%lichael lialwway, title insurance officer John due to necessity of planning, bus numbers will appear In -Sunaay's Edition of The reward to the first person who Harry Kwiatkowski and County AttaT.ey Thomas G. %lorris. E'leicones, itho served as furnishes information leadin organizing and forming the Etening IIu'ra!d. Freeman entered written pleas of innocent today in Freeman's attorney, .1 New Administration Division. lieutenant with the departilient to the a rr est and conviction of County Court to grand jury indi ctmen ts charging th ey ('heney M ason, has been quoted With this change, we will now l ast year d ur ing Chief Thomas those responsible for 13 violat ed Florida's Sunshine Law, as Farm Outlook Good saying he will attcmpt again have complete squads of four Hennigan's tenur as public terrorist assaults on central County Court Judge Harold Johnson gave defense next week to have charges li$hat's ahead for Seminole County's farmers In 1976? personnel comprised of three safety director. bet-une acting Florida residents during the attorneys 15 days in which to file technical inolions at. thrown out on the basis of 11 "l'hingc look pretty good," according to county road patrol and one police director when Hennigan past several months tacking the indictments. Morris affidavit which says the agriculture agent Reginald Brown. Rend what he tins to resigned early this year dispatcher Jeff Monge of the stats' No trial dates were mentioned in the brief open cout i Lirge against Ftt'tiia is '. a in Su,it 'S Edition o f the Esening Herald. Department of Criminal La; proceeding. The normal trial date for persons arraigned Irving Weinsoff, FOP atPleicones received no in"totally false." Enforcement in Orlando in hearings today, according to the court clerk's office, torney from Miami, indicat ed crease in salary during the live- request Vihlen said he was "sured today th at persons tould be during th e week of Feb ruary 3. in a telephone interview the month period prUsed" by a circuit judge's he handled both with any information at all Defense attorneys Newman Brock, Gerald Rutberg case of the Longwood men has the functions of the lieutenant's refusal Thursday to dismiss the j.,% Dr. Larn b S-B Around The Clock contract the Department of and J. Cheney Mason met with Judge Johnson behind been brought to Ns attention. and director's Freeman charge, which is a 8-8 Horoscope Bridge offices. Criminal Law Enforcement at closed doors proceeding the court appearence by the lie declined further direct Pleicones (Ld Felon)', not apply for the area code I I-A ('slendar 2-A ilO%Pit8l 305-89G-3371 or the z:ttorneys. qattaway. Kwiatkowski and Freeman (bd not comment on this particular permanent chief's position, local sheriff's department. Vihlen. who said he a4ended 3.% (omits 8-8 Obituaries appear in court, preferring to remain a the Freeman hearing, said 8-li SportS 5-6-A ('rosssso:'cl the indictments, returned by the Monge siiitl the terrorist lieutenant, and Keller Cous-ity toda y he does not "know why" Teleflsion &A I-A However, speaking Grand Jury on Dec. 16 the city council ef. assaults have occurred two in after a four-week probe of munty of a hired by the .Nlorris affidavit wasn't used %Srsmen I'll I-li Ih'arAbh goverrunent actions, accuse the trio of Sunshine Law Highland County; four in Lake hypothetical case whereby fective JUne 1, this year. at the Thursday hearing. officers were demoted and Coucty, two in Orange, (our in violation and c-'Mliracy in connection with alleged nonState Attorney Abbott viven reductions in salary for Other than Betty Woodward, Polk and one in Volusia. Stands F A PERIA Firm . " ______________ Again shop and (orninissinn meetings to determine the Kimbrough said Vihlen coined a saying that P of - '__ ______________ - Launches Longwood ____ _____ Kimbrough said Vihlens bac ki ng of Freeman ant stell thought out, He said the county attorney 'houl'i have been suspended the day indictments HyI)ONSA FES Herald Staff Writer ( Last ofa4-I'artSerlesp . - — - - . ,, - 11 40— Th e only proper so lution to your question is to have genetic counseling. Ask your family doctor to refer you toa the results are not so good. ittunissioners. Kimbrough specifically. Vihlen brotwh calling statements from CommiWoner "diviseness. vendettas and bitterness ciiarac. ,aid statements from - genetic relationship as the children of first cousins. That is close but not nearly as close as usual first cousins iron in your system, if you are surfaced again ssith Commissioner John Kim- rcply to VihIens public statements Tuesday that Vihieri ..r. and you would have the same bad, That is how pure-breeds are developed. TheIntermarrying merely re-enforces the characteristics. It the characteristic Iis a good one th e results are good, but if ills i untv Attornet Thoiiias Freeman step down until ,land* jury charges against the attorney are lt'ared - resolved to hold my hand of spades. It East holds the fur th er back," growl ed West. king. Sou th 's ace'queen have a CARNIVAL bough waS the "sorriest chairman that his board has had in the past decade." '1 know hots the Philistines felt ssben th ey were Herald Staff Writer — evaluating any diseases or characteristics that tend to occur in the family and their significance. - Feud Amon Coun Commissioners Flares . ,~ t1a The best explanation is to happens that my New Year*3 tenace position over South's DEAR READER Since your father and aunt are ha lf bro th ers and sisters they have the same general gene relationship to each o th er as first cousins normally do (the children of full brthers or sisters). Your aunt's daughter new spaperpage. the comic section ,A ill be compacted Into i tabloid size. ___________________________ A Florida reader wants to know what a "Tenace position" is K• stamped. self-addressed — from Administration gained ap- payments are in addition to sub-project a mimlmum of five prot'al for 231 projects. Of the these figures. More than 94 per persens will be interviewed for grants awarded by CS/i, only cent of the total grant wtll go to each available opening ____________________________________________________ I - "I didn't see any of your tenace position over the king. cards," said South. "It just lfWcstholdsthekinghehasa DEAR DH LAMB My father and my aunt have the same mother but different fa th ers, If I mar ry my aunt's daughter can we ha ve normal children in view of our blood relatior.siip? - provide a brigh(er. clearer and more rndable product. Esen the size is ness, designed wi th th e reader's ease of handling In mind. Instead of the large full-size departments and agencies. The Compensation. Unemployment Final selection will be inade by Community Se'-'Vices Insurance and Health plan responsible persons each . - Seminole County's o,An %TcCrj% -Hatfield feud has slain by the ja%burw of an ass." Kimbrough said in I For more information on th is problem, send in cents for The Health Letter, number 4-4, with a long, envelope for mailing. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box ll, Radio City Station, New York, \ 10019. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.p give the simple example. guess I should have South holds the ace and queen z — — - ,21111111111 11,1., ____ - _________ ___ F' ____ _______ ________ _______ YE __________ - 4 _____________ ____________ A I 1.I __,,_, ,, O'Iswa ____ TM A,ç US P C? rI ' - Terrorists Revvards Offered I ____ _________ _________ - -., 11 - "You 901 one that doesn't eat single socks?" 000NESBURY by Garry Tp,yjeau I, f. yan 1157m, wwrie, 121. TtILfX/M(VICAIffP— M 1, YF-51 ow, I pip T&X 70 50ftOFTh'5CaHWT7E,E M Ryhw v ow `flQW .4)(rA4MY ,'C.qW Aro" 0~1 w4c, 60M IV 1(*WTv WAR AXi7 \it :# 0 ~ -_ 5Asfr-w4Ba/rrAx,, J A54MOWAw of jayx& 6ar7 XM of IT^Wt YtO,/ . - in .. V.' _________________________________________________________________________________________ Pals By Oswald & James Jacoby correct an iron deficiency an undesirable characteristic, L1 HAVE THE RIGHT T'RE?vtAIN SILENT. I F I( I . se 3, Opening lead deficient in protein you won't forni enough hemoglobin to carrying pigment in the red blood cells, is made from protein. Even if you have enough ,, APtfl4I?'iiYOL) ThINK - - ~ ~~ I chance to discard two i ' uy — Three Plead Innocent To 'Sunshine' Ch " i_I - -. -- - - ' . generated If West held th e guard ed king of clubs there was nothing South could do But If West held the singleton king, South could pick it up which is just what he did . South East South Interinarrying is not all from a medicine. HELD M DOWN K Pass pass amphetamine only lasts a few nearby medical facility for this. They can help you by weeks any way. You have 1I T It can cause rhange in the blood , including a tendency to have black and blue spc. ( technically known as throm• --.. I'LL t4QW YA.' - - might give the defense one IV Erythromycin cause severe headaches, neckaches, ligh th eadedness and terrific black and blue marks? \ '7 . Does iron deficiency j •- leadaspade throughdummy's king. Ile could not afford to lose to West because that £ A Q98 North-South vulnerable West anemia. Eskatrol or by Al Vermeer '3 6109652 KQJ874 £K A I have also been given Erylhrornycin by a der matologist for herpes on my left arm. kE NEW YEAR 1 I AME IN LAST) I . - '. overtrick. South's play had been a J 106 542 eminently con ect. He could E.kSl' WEST afford to lose a club trick to £ A J 6 4 3 East because East could not A Q 109 About — have been wondering if it contributed to my iron deficiency anemia. , ,_V` -- . , Q J 96 Eskatrol for my weight and , A _~ ,_ Plans to provide 103 man- three cre gtven nationwtde Co wages and benefits, he cx- brand tte comic package designed 'si th the entire ears of work for the unem- corn in unity development plained. The remainder will be larnik in mind s ill become a part of the Sunday Edition of - ________ ployed of Seminole County corporations such as SEEDCO. used to provide administrative me Eening lIi'ralñ this Sunday. under a $828639 s.rant were It IS fortunate that these Seeral nt•s strips viII he added strips th at hate : J ____________________________ announced today by Horae monies became available at a t1.11 millions of readcri around the globe. The services of the Florida Ott, President and Executive time when unemployment .e "Ai For example. there is "B.C" po ssibly tx'Uvr . . Director of the Seminole Florida is more than half again State Employment Service and 1W di'rribed as the "original rock group". It is a hilarious .1 I Erployment Economic the national average," Orr the Seminole County CornfamIly-oriented strip about the rigors of life in the stone Development Corporation said. In Seminole County, prehensive Employment SEEDCO. November unemployment was Service and Training AdTh en, there is 'i'hey'H Do H Es-try Time," by Jimmy nun stration will be uttled "Recruitment for these Jobs 12.9 per cent. (latin. a pan el that contain-4 a myñad of reryda irons ftc recruitment ph3ce as wili ll begin Iinntcdiately and -- This current grant diUcr t ith s will be able to relate. SEEDCO and SCA through staffing ttill be completed in from nrevicitic noes ciinn1ipt -tisu. uwr over W. a wi 01 iuiai;iz WW oe 'or 1. -' February. It is SF.EDCOInthatitproi'fe;the communications in povert) i, protided ti the "Katrenjammer Kids", a comic that has 61 per ce nt of the jobs will wherewithal for immediate areas. lis-kiltig the (ur1n bones of readers ever since Hector was - Ai become permanent in relief for the hard-core -in. Hirirlg procedures will be set pup. '1 SEEDCO-Seminole Community employed w1hin Seminole up within the guidelines Th e lady of the house is sute to enjoy "Hints For Action, Inc. 'SCM projects," Counts- , the prescribed area prescribed by CSA and acIlismt'make,, b IIelolse"a feature that offers tf for t! 4 Ott said. our activity." Orr continued, cording to a point system Plsiust'tlife that often make her joba little ea sier. * The grant was made under "Previous grants to SEEDCO devised by SEEDCO and ap-'Junior Whirl" will kee p the youngsters busy, for the terms of the Job Oppor- have enabled us to start, buy or proved by CSA. For example, a sisme time ill the can pry the page away from dad), It tunitles Program. Title X of the invest in economic enterprises Seminole County resident who games. One popular element is Public Works and Economic wi th promise for future grow th has exhausted his or her 'h oc us Focus," a real mind boggkr th at t es ts the power's Development Act of 1965 and a permanence of em- unemploym ent be nefi ts wo ul d observation. through the Community Ser- ploinent." receive high priority as would a )- Other new strips that are sure to please the whole tices Administration CS: member of a disadvantaged The total payroll famil% are Small Soclet. Hubert and Wee Pals. And old J and the Economic [)eveloptnent by the project will be $674,521. family whose total income fall,,,lavoriti's of Evening Herald readers are still there, ton, Administration ED/it of the On the average this will turn below certain levels. including flnnnesbw'-y. The Born Frank & Ernest, / U. S. Department of Commerce. over about four times for a total Tumhleeedc, Prince V al iant, Bugs Bunny, and others. Orr said that to facilitate More than 10,000 applications economic impact of $27 interviews, SEEDCO and SC/i Th e conten ts are just part of th e new package. The Bernard Taylor Mitchell It came Into the world at 10:28 am. at for project funding came to million. Fringe benefits such as tilli provide office space and color comic section till be printed on The Evening FDA through various Federal Social Security. Workmen's transportation for applicants. Seminole Memorial Hospital on Thursday to become the first Herald's recently-expanded color press facilities that will ' -- delighting - spades on dummy's long clubs and make his contract with an II 2 reduced from 156 to 142 pounds I have been taking . . BRIDGE SOIJTII It)) th ree months ago I was told 1 am slightly anemic. The doctar told me to take one iron tablet every day. I've been going to him for weight problems. I'm 16 and have (WELL,WEN 'iOU BUY OtJ SALE '77 .,,, NORT11 I I 1 (? LOOK AT TP-IESE) Arrives Sunday — . fl'i ()SWAI.I) arid JAtES JAUOHV — Overweight By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ~111_)M&Nl p.js,,' $828,639 - _________________________ EVEN INITIALED ER Of Grant _______ ;i — ~\,~ And (mv 1 Announces Frin Comic Package — Al FIRST BABY \ J FVVCM /(--); ________________— f ________ _______ - give a 4_______ "I . SEEDCO ______ ________ - 1. FARThER ) ~ Sanford. Flonda 3277 1 — Price 10 Cents — - practical in I 611 ,t% 1 T4 ( J 1k ~_' I- 10-14n, - \ ' 4 I- AX It -- ______ 1I ~"." ! - ) i Y- 5 " (1 i I ,/ __ _________ 'I, I i - .i.udL - / TV, A l?'' & ~r# ',il - - - 'I ______ CF7FXE(U- Seminole was " I31TRiW. ! j,* ", iiI 7I J kh" " - w )t ~ ~'_ - ' --,I MC. if', u" A&L, ./ aw.fri 17?A651t )Ø \ I! - -J- - — . _____ interests, by Stoffel & Heimdal — .-.---.. - -- tMuty - — BUNNY -. _____________________________________ to spread yourself too thin, — — - _1~~ I in jul11 Julius —1 - - -: you to 0 - - JUl Ill LLEGE' UGS - JJj EVER ' T141 THE EGE IT 1OT4I5D4YM1 W ALLE T CRINGES HIS - - . — - Norwegian 9 a!nuary 2 1976 - thing and do it well today than 21) Deal only with those you 11 — by Lorry Lcw i- ivI.-. W 8 19 , L th 13IM0 — 7 - — - — 16 — ---.----- won't 45 That money 46 68th Year. No. 114—F right -of - way 9 Sculpins (2 33 Saltpeter wds) 35 Happening, 10 PersIan fairy 40 Reluctant 11 Italian river 43 Gawks nn,ph — CLATTER P LATF 16 Mountain "'• -: 0 - reaso n. -.41 1 DOWN '•" 15 CAMIUS T M AllIES f March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (;a1s won't come easily to you e Drive cautiously today even If tO(kl'. II you want to grab th The brass ring, you'll l,ie to really you have the wrson you're going to see make a dash for it. mind if you're a trlfl: late. iuitus (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. It's be tter to concentrate on one 20 Make capital 77 On the briny I Diminish reparation 47 Fruit 29 Above 2 English stream 22 Property Item 18 Group of 32 Corrects 3 Twtd 21 Klds vehicle players 34 Classes 4 Road curves 25 Sheaf 50 Girls name 36 Rewrite 5 Uncle Remus 28 Obeisance 51 Sacred bull of 37 Take — Baby 28 Kids marble Egypt vengeance 6 Useless 30 Therefore 52 Jacobs wife iS Allowance for 7 Scheme (Latin) (fib) waste A Alluvial 31 Scottish slit 55 Resident of 39 London gallery deposits yards (suffix) by Art Sonsom tYOU N 61 Wh,p -- -- For Friday, January 2, 1976 0 NI HQ part c# Vn'!P ingredient 57 Direction 58 Operatic SOlO 59 Native metal 50 Pochard -__76__"W- I I-, .. 49 Peainng to tides 53 Oriental COin a (~) A--"- r *lh 0 A N Sui'gery '4 Ever (poet I 15 Of kids haircut 17 Scottish alder IA Penetrate 19 province -.------ I spouse (myth 54 Submarine e' --. By BERNICE IIEDE OSOL O:Strs kid 5 Toys foi kids 9 Health resort for big kids 12 Class of vertebrates 13 Gudrun, c i I FA N 41 .ç'uil 42 Reur (.ib 44 Outlet 46 Perform ACROSS ____ -~ J HOROSCOPE I .r-:tt-: to PrevIous PuHIe Stuff 0- -... $ .I . .-_ i. a 'cslerda) 's high 65, toda,'s lot; Illartl) cloud) Saturday ,Alth a slight chance of 'hoss.'rs, Highs in the upper 70i. fatss in the upper 40s to -i) reorganization, Weirisoff said who wis strippcl of tier 1k said Sheriff Ilaulerson of unie&s it was ordered by the sergeant stripes several Highland, Sheriff Bliss of Lakc. governing body for the ent ire months ago and tra nsferred Sheriff Colman of Orange, department and all employes from office duty to road patrol, Sbirrirf Brannen of Polk and _______ Sulurda 20 per cent. J)c'tails and tides on Page 3-A. - 4 - i were treated identically, the Fisher has more seniority than Sheriff Duff of Volusla hart' law may have been violated, any other person in the each contributed $l,00) toward "The law does not stop a department. the reward. . ('oUr.::, Atturney and of Sidney Vthlen Jr as County 0in-unission chairman in 1975. statement (torn Morris that Is contrary to the affidavit. Freeman faces trial the week of Jan. 19 in eirct 09 him with soliciting a $12,400 kickback from a title insurance company executive in connection wi th title insurance on the later 4tted clay pit land bus'. herring has requested Gov. prosecutor to investigate the _ issue to set' if Morris has perhtnis'll. jured -- �0 - ' - 2A- EvenngHeraId.SjnfnJ FL Fridiy,J5n.7, 1fl FLORIDA IN BRIEF Holiday Traffic Toil Mounts, Includes Six Area Residents 8) The Associated l'rru At least 16 people, half the predicted total, have died in Florida traffic mishaps thus far in the long New Year's tw)lidav, the highay patrol says. Six of the victims, four ittembers of a Family and two of their neighiors, were killed in a single car-train accident, The holiday began at 6 p.m. EST Wednesday. Troopers had predicted 32 traffic deaths by its end at midnight SUfl±IV - The car-train victims were identified as Jackie Scott, I, lila Mae Scott, 10, Henry Scott. in his early 2(, Claudia Scott, 16, Levon Johron, IS, and Leroy McNeil, 73. All were from lMughman, located in the heart cf Central Florida's fruit groves. lolice said the group was on its way to the groves to pick fruit early Thursday when, according to witnesses, the slowmoving station wagon collided with the train at a rural crossing. The witnesses said the crossing's signals t're flash tn a'. the time Another To APOLlO BEACH AP — A mounted posse and :lozens of policemer, arched through the night for a man ho fatally wounded an off-duty slate trooper ftzr terrorizin1 his neighbors. - 'We're sure he's still hiding somewhere in the swamps r woods," a spokesisornan fir the llillslorough County sfrs offfrf' said early today. "It's a shocking case. ia 7rovocatlon. No reascn for the Trooper Kenneth Flynt, 52, died at Tampa General Hospital late Thursday. lie had been shot once in the head early Thursday morning after a gunman hammered on the kiar of his hninc in Apollo Beach. Riots Erupt In Three Cities fly The Associated Press In what has become an unwi'nted tradition, New Year's revelers turned destructive in three South Florida cities, ur4ing an old iuian and a child and injuring several other persons and two policemen. 1 can't understand it," a Fort Lauder-dale police spokesman said after 62 rowdy celebrants were arrested. - 'fly have huge crowds in Times Square each year and they don't have this kind of problem. I don't know what riictivates these people." It a.s the fourth New Year's et,e in a row that trouble broke at Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and in Key West. Gas Station Rents To Rise JACKSONVJU AP — A Jackscmsjj]e servicestation operator says he's received notice that his rent iIl mncre than double as the result of a federal court ruling that favors big oil companies. The dealer, who asked not to be identified, is one of many operators w&ried that the giant oil coMpanies will use the rent hike as a tool to gain control of more in- dependent stations. William Tucker of Orlando, head of the Florida Allied (;asoline Retailers Association, said a spot check of dealers shows that most haven't received official notices of urereased rent but expect them soon. IN BRIEF Checks Going To Candidate Some Claim Millions More WAShINGTON AP — GOVL'rTunent checks tota1in 11.18 million are going out to 31 presidentIal candidates the first ever to get direct taxpayer subsidies for theh campaigns. I -- *Mt; . - ./.•. -'.-.. 4i I -% .t.' c - ., - - J - ft74,422 and Democrat Terry Sanford $214,050. Initial checks of $100,000 each are going to Republican Ronald Reagan and Democrats Birch B-ayh, Jimmy ,' .:.. ' • Af4 .' r._Lk'.)'.-) :i i1ig . .'-'? % .. • t •. -. J4 -.'f I -- _________ _____________ ________________________________ •• r --. .. --. . '-._'-- ,•: % % ;-1 4 4. . -- ;-j '-.! 1• - - ts ettiri the most, 4fl,0O. Preudrgi( Ford is getting r- ' ,7z r In today's disbursements, Sen. Uoyd Bent.sen, D-Tex., 1:Fi ________ ___ ___ _______ _________________________ . - Cr;',- t _____________________ Y _______ _____ Carter, Fred Harris, Henry M. Jackson, Morris UdalJ, George Wallace and Sargent Shriver, These candidates are claiming an additional $4.3 illlon, hot auditors from the Federal Election Commission are still reviewing the claims, Doctors Slowdown Begins LOS ANGELES 'APi — A doctors' work lowdwn oser malractlee insurance rates has begun here, but the nor- mally slow holiday period prevents an assessment of Its effects until next week. Hospital ipgkesmen said statisties on the slowdown, which began Thursday, would not be available until week If doctors Monday because there is no way to tell this are staying out in protest of th insur&nce situation or 4. simply because of the holidays. A survey by the Hospital Council of Southern California !uid 4 Ii tab in tia' Sari Fernando Valley had been af- fected even before t'ie slowdown officially began Thurs. (lay, a spokesman fix' County USC Medical Center said. " Clay Pit Leads To Probe, Indictments into circumstances surrounding In the meantime Corn. Freeman's Orlando attorney, to use the Morris affidavit as a exempt, he said. After a Tuesday shouting both the purchase of the missioners John Kimbrough J. Cheney Mascn, on Wed-. basLs for dI&nlssal. property and the decision to and Williams asked that nesday asked the cirts to However, Herring says he match In which Vthlen referred Clay Pit, back off. Freeman step down until dismiss charges against has a sworn affidavit from to Kimbrough as the "sorriest" An innocuous term, really. Released n Dcc. 17, the charges were cleared. Freeman. But Chief Circuit Morris that is contrary to the c'orninission chairman in a But a seemingly harmless word grand jury report charged two Ilattaway and Kwiatkowskj Judge Virgil B. Conkling denied affidavit released by the Pratt decade, Kimbrough responded became almost a household county commissioners and the backed Freeman. by calling Vihien a "gutless ' the request. Committeec. term when it began appearing county attorney with violations Commissioner Sidney Vihien Though Herring vows wonder." Kim brough said Mason argued Freeman was regularly in th! news media, of Florida's Sunshine Law. In Jr. refused to go along with the an independent contractor, not politics is not an Issue, Vihien is the "phantom cornaborted purchase of a $517,000 Freeman Is charged with mlssloners, thus Freeman for law under which charges were are "politically based." spotty attendance at meetings. ltcr Mandell-owned clay pit seeking a $12,400 kickback from now retains his position, hand, Klmfiled didn't apply to Freeman. On the other site sparked an investlgtion John Morris, an officer with a Kimbrough said Freerr.4n Mason is scheduled to argue trough says any county em-f Legal Notice by the state attorney's office, local title insurance firm should be held accountable to again next week for a dismissal ploye under indictment should The investigation grew Into a i\lso indicted by the grand the same stand&ds that skilled of the charges. lie is expected be suspended. No one should be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. probe by a grand jury. jury was Port Authority and semi.skilled county _______________________ ___________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE And, the grand Jury even- Chairman Thomas Binford. laborers are forced to abide by. I COUNTY FLORIDA Legal Notice Legal Notice tually indicted two county Binford was charged with CASE NO. 7$.I$23.CA.17.A ounty policy calls for INVITATIONTOBID - commissioners, the county violation of state election laws, susperlon Of any employe NOTICE OF TRANSFER IN BULK In Re: Custody ol FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE BERNARD WILLIAM ARM PURSUANT TO UNIFORM STRONG attorney and the chairman of a felons', under indictment by a grand CENTRAL FLORIDA COM/bERCIAL CODE CHAPTER the port authority. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY. INC. jury. NOTICE OF ACTION The two county cornNOTICE s hercfv cen thaI teal 6766 - 107 TO ALL PERSONS TO; BERNARD W. ARMSTRONG It also rapped the hands of another front the Pratt ed bid) will be rKlived by the WHO MAY BE CREDITORS OF 157.7 Village Wood DrIv• one county uonunlssioner WIX) missioners indicted were Committee issued an affidavit Eiecutive Directoq at the Central TRANSFEROR'S. Waterbury, Connecticut Michael Hattaway, A tracnler in bulk at gvipmnt. said almost $1-million in public the signed by Morris which said Florida Zoological Society, Iflc.'S YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED UpPIeI,and other invtntory IS tO be funds transferred to an Orange chairman, and Kwiatkowskj. grand jury charges charging T. SMITH md that an action 104 Cu'.tocty ci Eec made by 1OBERT Zoological Park. I 6nd 17-fl. Countybank would drawhigher LiND I SMITH, rut we doing r.ard William Armstrong has been Shortly after rwlltiI indictments Freeman with solicitation of S-nford. Fr, until 3 .L wi'r ri't!lrnNl t""''"•' tr'.p ousncs .tS I PIE LCU' I)' LUVI .JT__-------.I - T_.'' un U inc money • unlawful i'rmnnefisatinr -""""" irp rd I, II5 hcjrl b" '' mare oroe out in 5916. '. ('AIIA('AS, Vt'nt'zuela 'APi Venezuela's takeover of us giant oil industry, the world's fifth largest, presents the -- sct'althy (ICVt'lopung nation with a number of immediate .ini long range problemn. Many of the nation's 12 million '- Itlzt'rIs, who overwhe'l,)ijngl). supported oil riation.illjlation, believe the state can run the industry just as vell as the foreign companies who ran it (or six dccith's, Others are not so sure, pointing to potential risks in. I ving administration, technology, marketing and PIltics. 11w state on New Year's Day took over COfltsslons and property of more than 30 private, mostly 1' S-owned c'oIlIpanie under terms of a nationalization law approved by congress and signed by President Carlos I 'ri'' Democratic Steps Under Way \1 Al ii t ID, Sp.lirl API Spa in has taken more SteIn to. v,ard ilemocrac'y in the six weeks since (',en. Francisco F'ran died than It tlid in nearly four ik't-ades under - I -. BOUTIQUE," totaled at Spice 121 ''"" 'U )VIVV U (,4J)' Ut yocr tile county. 16. remained in a Seminole County "totally false. wI'lt$endefcnses, it any, to Gary E Seminole Plaza, Highway 436 ln5ur coverage bank. The Democratic Party's include Casselberry, Florida. Transferors MiS W, Esquire of 8rock.'.assey & IiabiIity workmint c"Penta?ion. to JOHN E. SIMMONDS and Walden, Suite 102. 616 East Semoran Herring replied by askmg all risk fire, extended coverage. CATHERINE SIONDS,his wife, Boulevard. Altamonte Springs, Commissioner Dick Williams Executive Committee Coy. Reubin Askew for a vinljtm and malicious mischief; 94SParkMmrr Drive, Unis Pork. Florida 37701, P,foion.rs attorney says Commissioner Harry organized the Pratt Committee special investigator to deter. automot,ile; blanket bond, medical Florida, Transferee's an or before January 24th, 5916, and andbe accidental death. Kwiatkowski him which began labeling the mine if Morris perjured him- may picked up Specifications at the Ad All debts of Transleror'i are to be tile the original wilts the Clerk of the higher interestadvised would result charges as "political." State self, above-Styled Court either before paid in full as they fall due as a Icoui the transfer. Kwiatkowski Attorney Abbott Herring is a as servi on Petitioners attorney or ministration Building. of his Florida Zoological Park, ICentral 4mnd 17-result take plac, ontrar8action January 10. which 1976 will imrnedlatety thereift'er otherwise a says he doesn't remember Republican. Herring, however, No word has been received vi, Sanford. Florida, from 9:00 ani. saying it. asAND posibte at the Judgment bedemanded entered aGainst did not conduct the grand jury from Tallahassee on Herring's urstilS 00 pm, (0900 hours until 1700 offon of thereafter JOHNSON PANICO, you for th,may relief in the Citizens living near Markham probe. It was conducted by his request. Also, the governor has ho,,rj), Monday through Friday. PA,, Attorneys at Law, III South Petition. Woods Road rose up In arms assistant, William Staley. WITNESS my hand and official yet to ask for the suspension of Society, The Central Floridathe Zoological Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida Inc. reserves right to over the intended clay pit Id this Court on the I*thdayot Bo th D e m o c r a t s Hattaway and Kwiatkowskj. It rejt any or all bids, any bid any. 32731, to which address Creditors, ii ember, 1975. purchase and stsould send their bills. receivedatter the specified time will the county Kwiatkowski and Hattaway is within the governor's power oo DATED at Maitland, Florida, this be considered No bidder conmisslon reversed its alsoblastedHerring.Herrjngjn to suspend elected officials Arthur H Ba'ckwith, Jr. may 73rd day of December. 1913 withdraw his bid tot a period of decision, Clerk ol the Circuit Court return denied ixlitics U in- under indic-tmnent by a grand fotty five (45) days after date Robirt T Smith set for By: Mary N. Darden And, the state attorney's volved. He said his office is non- jury, but it is Li L. Smith at Askew's bid Dputy Clerk ibHh: Jan. 7,, 1974 Bid willbeopeneda?theOfficeot office launched an investigation partisan, Publith: Dec. 74, 1975, Jan 3.9, to, discretion, the Evtve Director at 3:00 p m, DEv13 I'rani -ti musl ' And the reforIIs'IIlinde(I government of I'rernier Carlos 4 ArIas Nav;lIro :s studying further measures which, if carried out as planned, could give Spain a place in the ranks of Western democracies, Interior Minister Manuel Fraga Iribarne, (hi' strongitian of the first government to serve under the rwiIy installed Isionarchs' of King Juan Carlos, has isiblucly said an "important expansion" of popular par. ticlpatlon in the country's public affairs is being consitit'rtI but changes will come about gradually — ''never in a flood.'' ' 1976 DEU in __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Notice it hereby gir1 that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. in butin.'ts •t 1117 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINCLC $ Altamomw.Spe. Dr.. Altamonte Spr COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, FIorid under the CIVIL ACTION NO. 71 3444•CA49.$ flctitio name of DOLLINGER EN CONTINENTAL AMERICAN LIFE TERPRISES, INC 0-B A FERN INSURANCE CO. a foreign cot. PARK CYCLE TOWN, poralion, and FRANCES and that I intend to TOMPKINS, B)- [)ONNA ESTES Buschnian, a retired tnilhary seeking the mayor's office, was 1976 relster said name wmi me Clerk of Plaintiffs. lleraldStaff Writer tisan, in her first contested turned down and a veteran of DEUlil the Circuit Court, Seminal, County, v. Florida ri accordance wah the MICHAEL VIOLA. the general NOTICE Three Wowen who had election, nine years in city public office pror of the Fictitious Name partner in IFCO. LTD., a Florida NOTICE is hereby Mayor Norman Floyd, as councilman and finally become fixturs on the city given that the Statute's. To-Wit: Section $6S 09 limited partnershIp, and IFCO. Boarüof County Commissioners councils of their respective completing a first term in of. mayor, Bill Grier, was defeated Seminole County, Florida, shall of Florida Statute's 1957. LTO,aFloridalimitecipartç,,ri,,ip, at S: Am Dolllnger Defendants. (-flies — Dr. Edith Duerr of lice, won a landslide victory for for re-election. 19:50 am, or as soon as pslbIe Publisn- Dec. ii. 1$. N. 1973. Jars 7. thcreeflcq, on NOTICC OF SUIT election In a three-year terns the 2?tn Oay of 1974 Elected mayor was Gerald TO; Michael Viola. the general Cassdberi, Helen Keyser of cailed For by the new charter, Christensen, in his second try January 1974, consider the adapt Ion 0EV 43 of the folling Ordinance: partner in IF CO. LTD.. a Florida Mt.a.monte Sprthg,s and Irene over former long-time mayor for public Office, lie had been timited partnership, arid IFCO. An ordinance relating to specified IN VanEepoclofwlntersprthgs_ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LTD., a Florida limited partnership went down to defeat at the Lawrence Swofford, Corn- unswcessfuj in a previous bId areas of the unincorporat EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: territories of Seminole Count hands of the voters in the isis nilssioner Cal DeVoney was for the city council. Michael Viola Florida; CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE creating the WeatP*rsfie elected to a second two-year In his first try for an elective Street Lighting District; to be en COUNTY, FLORIDA, local municipal elections, 36 N E. 32nd Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. office, Nathan Z. Van Meter titled he, Weathersfiçld St'e? CIVIL NO. 11-22*1-CA-09.B With these three women out tern unopposed, • of the governmental picture chose In Lake Mary, the electorate was given a city council post. Lighting District Ordinance. PEOPLS SAVVNGS BAP4. IFCO. LTD. providing for dtfinitioni; providing Plaintiff, to retain in office inJohn locally, only four women Leighty, who had for governance of the district by the 355 E. Oakland Park Blvd. remain ii elective office in the cumbent councilmen Martin previously served two terms on Board of County Commitslonic; JAMES K. BIEBER. ci al, Ft. LaUderdale, Fla. Defendant cities Longwood Council Bacon Sr. and Harry Terry. the council and had been in pto'1,t g for maintenance and All parties claiming interests by, operation of street lights within NOTICE OF SuIT 1rs. I.ash replaces incumbent political retirement since a member June Lormann through, under or the TO: J&MES K. BIE PIER against district; creating an Advisor council member Virginia defeat two years ago, was put MICHAEL VIOLA, the general Woodland Terrace Resort Boirø, setting forth fisjl an partner in IFCO, ITO., a florida felectedunopposedforasecoJ Apt No taxation procedures; empowering term), Mtamonte Springs City Mercer, tsho did not choose to backino1fjcebythe%.o5j limited partnership, and IFCO. the levy of special asseuments or Britt, Mlmesota $5750 k re-election, the largest vote ven a council Cotizmjssjoner Sandra Glenn YOU ARE HEREBY notified that LTO,a Florida limited partnership, taxes within the district; and 1ngwo1 voters ousted one candidate in the city's history. providing for 'in the second year of her first construction, a comPlaint to forecle a mortgage and to all parties having or claiming term), DeLorcs Lash (elected first-term councilman, Donald In SYinter Springs, Troy severability, and an effective dat, encumbering the following real totsave any right, tItle or interest in the real property herein described - property: to a second term after a year's Schreiner, in favor of a Piland, who had previously (SEAL) 104 ti Block E. WOODMERE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Arthur H. Beckwitp, Jr. retirement from politics in newConlcrtothepii1itical.,.na served on the city council PARK, 7ndiieplat, according to the a complaint and amended Clerk of Board ci Parker Ander-on — and before his appointment as tth,re04as04'50 Phil Book complaint to foreclose a mortgage County Commlttloners on thi following real property in lake Maryi and Longwood City turned down HA. Scott's bid for mayor early in 13, Paae 73, ci ttse Public Recort Seminole County, Floridj 1974. received PlbIish Seminal, County, Florida: Seminole County, Jan. Floridi, 7. 5914 Clerk Onnie Shomnate, the only re-election in favor of Lawrence the voters' nod for another elected city clerk in the county term DEU, Comme,,c. at the intersectioj of has been f lied against you and you and completing her ninth Goldberg. as chief executist, Officer. are required to serve a copy of your the Northerly R-W tine 04 WittIer Scott had .ei ved 10 years on onsecutive term n office, Ernest Itendrix, appointed to IN-THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE wrltte'ndefenses, fany,toItonvApd WOOdsBIvd. arid the WesterlyR W the council previously over a 27. an unexpired council term, was EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ciii. DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, P.A., line of S P. No. 436as shown an the Dr. Ducrr had ser, cus T OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR attorneys for the Plaintiff, at l plat of Winter Woods Unit 1, as '' period, rK)ne of the terms elected to the post years on the Casselberry Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida recorded in Plat Soak 1$, page iS, and Claude SEMINOLE COUNTY 32902. and file the original wIlts the Public Records of Seminole Council while Mrs. Keyser had consecutively, Ash in a three-way contest for PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 73377.Cp Cleckoftheat)ovestyledCouflonor County, Florida; Thence run N 75 The complexion of the the council defeated Mrs. Van IN RE: Estate ci served six years In Alt.amorjte ore January 7iit, 1976; other. degrees 33'i0" W. along said Springs, elected tiirec times Casselberry city government Eepoel and Mrs. Mary Daniels, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG I.E F Wise, a Iigment may' be entered Westerly RW line for a Cistance of unopposed, and Mi-s. Van changed completely as not only wife of Councilman John FIER, JR. against you for the relief demanded '700.0 feet to the Easterly most corner and the Point of Beginning in the complaInt. deceased Eepoel taml previously served Dr. Duerr, but twctermn Daniels. 'Fhis was Ash's first NOTICE TO CREDITORS WlTNESSmyhandandthe,,,alof Of the tract about lobe described: as a cot.mcIJ member and councilman Dr. John Zacco, bid for public office. To All Creditors avid All Persoiss said Court on tIse 50th day ThIflcecontlnveN71l,.gree,32... HavingClaimsorDemandsAInst December 191$. W. along s-aid R-w line for a mayor of the city. 4 Said Estate: (SeaIj distance 131.33 feet to the Pdorth line The voters in the cities You a. $y rv,flf'ed e' nttbeSCithe.,ci,heNE., of Arthur H. Beckwitls, Jr. Seminole not only opted to req.,tred to present any claims and Clerk of the Circuit Court Section 33. Townthlp 31 South. demands which you may rave replacetheworncnofflcj Liut Range By: Mary N Dard.n East; Thenc, run N 99 against 11w estate of WILLIAM degrees Deputy Clerk 11" W. along the North beginning in September with line Of the saId S', of the 5E'- of ARMSTRONG LEFFLER, JR. Publish: Dec. 13. 19. 26. 5973, the Otiedo city election, first. By I.OULSE COOK oecefted late of Seminole County, 1976 D[U , the NE'. for a distance of 679% each of 13 cities on March 1 term council members Herbert Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit feet t the NE corner of the Associated Press Writer 1973, and has rechecked on 01 Court, and lie the same in vpficate McCarley and Dr. Carlos aforementioned Winter Wocd Unit Starting the day cost more as about the start of each sue- and as provided in Section 773.16, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH 1: Thence run S 0 degrees 77' 5" Warren lost bids for re-election Americans started the new ceeding month. • Florida Statutes, in their offices in JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR W. along the Easterly boundary of to the city council to polItical year, with an Associatcu Press the County Courthouse in Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL3RIDA, laid Winter Woods Unit 1 Icr a No attempt was made to County. Florida, within four CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S23S6-CAII.O distant, of 263.0 feet; Thence run S newcomers Charles Pratt and marketbasket survey showing weight the survey results L1C- calendar months from the tIme of In re: the Marrlaj, of: egr37'04" E. for a distance Roirt Whittier. Warren was price increaiies for milk, butter, cording to population density or the first Publication hereof, Or the HAROLD 0. DARNETI, of S life-el to the HE corner 01104 1, later appointed to a solar eggs and coffee during 0d5, B, sad Winter Woods Unit I, the last In terms of what proportion of a same will be barred. Husband Petitioner, energ post in Tallahassee. Filed at Sanford Florida, this fl..i vs. month of 1975. Thence run 5 0 degr's 77' 54" w family's actual grocery outlay day of December. 5915. a'ong the Easterly boundry 04 said In the November electIon in ROSA E. BARNETT, The AP drew up a random list each item represents. 5: Mary W. LeffIcr Wife Respondent, Winter Woods Unit I for a distance Altamonte Springs, Mrs. of 15 commonly purchased food As Administratrix NOTICE OFACTIOIq of l6S.tCeitoiheNortaerlyrigtf Among the highlights of William A. Le'fflec. III Kcyser was defeated by and nonfood items, checked the latest survey: THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: way line of Winter Woods Blvd. Attorney for ROSA E. BARtlETT, WHOSE Thence run S$9 df'grs 37' 06" E., political newcomer, Glen pr-Ice at one stperm.arkct in —The marketbasket bill was P.ninIstratrix RESIDENCE IS THE COUNTY OF along saidR Wllneforadistanceof up at the checklist store in y. P.O. ('0* 7799, Sanfotd, FIQ.' ORANGE, STATE OF FLORIDA, 473)0 feel to the t'. C, of a curve' PublIsh: Jan. 7, 9, i%7 AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS concave Northerly; Thence fn en cities during December, i'is 0EV 5? IS UNKNOWN. Easterly ak-mg Said curve, hevirig ing an average 3.7 per cent. The . ----------_-_._. ?'. SWOrO Petition for Dllsolullcn of fcx its elements a radius of 5000 feet 4 bill decreased at the checklist IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Marriage a Viriculo havIng been a central angle of 2) deW. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fIled regarding your marriage "3". for store In five cities, down an CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND an arc distant, of FOR HAROLD 0. (IARNFTT. irt Cl'cuit ft; Thence run P4 4$ degrees 78' SEMINOLE COU'iTY areraie 2.2 per cent, and was Court, in arid for Seminole County, Xt - E aing the Northerly N W line PROBATE DIVISION unchanged in one. Over all, the Winter Woods Blvd. for a Florida, the short title of which Is: FRIDAY,JANtht,jIyZ PROBATE NO. 7S372Cp IN RE. THE MARRIAGE OF' distance 01)50,76 feet, Thence run mnarketba,sket at the checklist In Re: Estate of Executive Board of Altanjoate Springa Garden Club, N 71 degre's 33' HAROLD D. BARNETT, w, for a store rose Just over i per cent. CUR TIi CALHOU,I ROURKE, at the lane of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Pistifloner, and ROSA E. BAR- distanc,. of 300.0 feet; Thence rim II S. Bcn during December. Avenue, Altarnonte Springs, 1:30 pin. deceased. NE Ti, Wife-RespOndent, the-i, 4$ decrees 36' 20' E. tot a distance of NOTICE TO CREDITORS presents command you to appear 700-0 fvet to the Pcint of Bginning. All creditors of —Increases In dairy and othSATURDAY, JANUARY 3 the eState of and file your Answer has been filedgaittt you and you CURT IS CALtlo(J ROUPX E. defense cr piadrg *ith Clerk are required t Serve a copy of -jr er breakfast prduct hit conof the arc hereby riotilied and McohoIic Aaonymnous Women's Group, 2 p.m., in Circuit Court in an for Seminole W(Itte'fl,',f.f.S If my, to It on van sisners hard during December. reQuired W. First St., Sanfcrd. tO file any claims Or ':ounty, Florida, and ser'vis a copy den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at The price of a pound of butter demands which ttie-y nay have thernaf on Petitioner's attcrney, Post Office Box 793, MONDAY, j*jjijajy was up at the checklist store In against said estate in the oft ics, of Jack T. Bridge's of Cleveland & Florida 32*02, arid file theOrlando, orIginal Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Mize. P.O. Drawer Z, Sanfrit, WIth the Clerk 0111w abose styled Alcoftolici Anonymous (Closed meeting), 8p.m., I1 all 13 citIes, rising an average County, Florida, in the courtho at Florida 32fl', on or before the 11r Court on or before Fet,ruary9, 5974; W. First SI, Sanford 7' per cent. Sanford, Florida, wiihIn f,.,,r day of January, 1914. or otherwis. a ctPier'wite a iudgmene may be . calendar months from the date of default will be entered Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. __________________________ 1ginil you, te4Id against you for the rlief 'he limit putikation Of this nof ICC. WITNESS my hmn and ofliciai deinended in Iht complaint or Overeaters Anotymons, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Each claim or demand must be In seal of the Clerk of th• Circuit Court, petition writing arid muSt state the Place of on lhi Iilit, Sanford. WITNESS my hard and the seal of rejlden(e and post office addrts of 1975. 16th day of December, AD, 5( (CUrt on the 31st day of F'i,'lie Daily and Sunday, t 'claimant and must b* sworn atIng to (Seal) December, 597$ to benefit Seminole High School Band, c'ccpi Saturday and Christmas by he claimant, his agent, or hIs Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. (SEAL) 7:30-9:30 p.m., Mq'Jd Skating Rink Day by Th, Smnlotd Herald, Inc. attorney, 01' it wilt become void Clerk of Ihe CIrclt Court Arthur H BCdkwltpt, Jr 300 P1 French Awe'., Sanford. according to law. By. Elaine Richard. As Clerk of said Court 1l 37771 TUDAY,JANIIARY6 Dated December 31st, 1973. Deputy Clerk fly IIOi*ri T JCnk,ri Adl p. fielding, Sanford Optimist Club, 1p.m., SueAnn'sCaprj. Jack T. Sridgei, of Deputy Clerk Sc-ccnd CIjs Poslaç., Pci at A,.lmifllttratrlz Sernlwle 1-fish Athletic Director Jerry Posey, peaker. CLEVELAND 1 MlZ Robert F. Higgins 'o,'d, Florida 37775 NED U. JULIAPI, JR. Attorneys for Petitioner CO VIA den Berg, Gay & Attorney for Estate Post Office Drawer Z Burke Longwood Civic League, 2 p.m., library building. Siflcripticyl fl,ite-s by Carrier Post Office Box 330. 541fCWJ Florid. 3777 56 S. Magnoiia Ave Snfotd, Fl 3277) Publish: Dec. 19, 24 597$. Jan. 7,,, Crimfldo, Fla. SSC Seminole lions Club, 7 pin. iality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Year $79 o Publish: Jan 7 9. 1916 371*2 l97 Publish ian 7.9 Se, j, DCV 10 OEU 0EV.)] I. ose Elective Posts Jet Crash Vfrns Sought It}- I 1(1 I t;,mion A l-'i - - ltt'st'uc quoIs resumed ilitir search in the desert wastes of northeastern Saudi Arabia today (or missing victims of a Lebanese airliner crash that took the lives of all 82 persons aboard, an airline' spokesman said. Kamnal Slnflo of MIddle East Airlines said 73 bodIes were recovered by nightfall Thursday, 12 hours after the wreckage sas found 30 miles north of the town of Thof Qalsouma. The town is just south of an oil-rich neutral tone on the Persian Gulf shared equally by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, The recovered bodies were taken by helicopter to the Saudi oil port of l)ahrnn, here MEA officials were trying to Identify i'acti vict Un, Sinno added. edt. 11500 hours), or as soon thereetter as pouibleon January 16, 1976. Dated at Sanford, Seminole COjr?y, F!'l this 1'h day December, AD. 5975 5: Alan E. Rozon E'ecutive Director Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc Publlits: Dec. 35. 1973. Jan. 1, 7 3 4 Official To Probe Riot ()P( )It'IO. l'urtugal API 'ihe civil governor of Oporto today promised an official inquiry into the New Vears Da riot outside (.'ustotas Prison where three people were killed anti six were wounded. All of the' wounded were reported in satisfactory con. 'litton, including the 4-year-old daughter of former Vice l'remmsier l.t. ('ol. Antonio Arnao Metelo, a prisoner at ('ustoias. Metelo is one of about 70 leftist offIcers being held as sU.Spct. ted plotters in an unsuccessful putsch atten)pt last Nov. 2a. - Au arke tbas ice t Su rI Shovvs Food tip Cost Pope Paul To Take Rest VATICAN CITY APi I'ope Paul VI, visibly weary at I:.'-w Year's Das- appearance, is expected to cancel all ..udsences and rest for a week or two, according to qualified Vatican scurce.s. The 78-year-old pontiff, who has suffered for s-ears from a painful disease o(the joints known as arthrosis, sounded ieak and Fatigued as he delivered his New Year's miiessage Thursday. However, the sources said that on the whole the Pope's health remains good and his need for rest should not be misinterpreted as a sign of serious illness. . Angola Involvement Denied ifticiai.s deny a repert by The Christian Science Monitor that the Central In. tellienie A-r,cy has ret-ruikd ir.disectly about 600 Anwricans to fight in the Angolan civil war. In a story by staff correspondent David Anable, the paper d Thursday that 300 of the Americans already are operating in Angola and another 300 are ready to go wtmen the ('IA gets the needed money. Mamie Eisenhower Improves WASHINGTON, API — Mamie Eisenhower is showing llALlI'AX tAPi Six members of the Nova Scotia I'olar Bear Club started the new year by swimming in freezing waters of Halifax harbor. The swimmers, dal in ordinary bathing suits, Swam for aixtut a rnrnute off Point Pleasant Park, A club spokesman said the group hopes to make the SlIIl an annual event similar to one held in Vancouver t' cry New Year's t)ay. tinpraVetnt'nt in her battle aain.st the viral cniditIon hich inspitaIized her at Wiil!cr Reed Army Medical Center. - Results of medical tests "indicate that Mrs. Eisenhower had apparen:Iy eontr'ted a viral Infection which is now re -.-'nding to treatment," a hosptial spokesman said. Payton admitted stealing hamburger meat in a school cafeteria breakin and putting it in a garbage disposal. ex-policemnen's convictions, becausetheywerepollcemenat named Raymond Bennett, 30, the time of the offense, ironically, that the school l.reakln had been Interrupted vjcn they rtcdrcd a rad, i.afl to respond to a citizen's corn. plaint elsewhere in the city and that the' later returned to the burglarized school. Former police auxiliary member and city building in. "The defendants said Shaw as the ringleader In the thefts "There's no explanation for reception and medical center in spector Raleigh Paul Sessions, citizens severly in January Just happened to be there. He and told the court that what the)' did," Rutberg said, August after reports that 1975. 22, was ser,tenced to three year there didn't participate," Heffernan everything that Bennett "but they're having to live with had been threats In a quiet but intense internal said, to Benne;t's probation pIus 45 nights in allegedly stole had beers it," affairs investigation Sanford life and of bodily harm to county Jail on a work-release By the tune a three judge recovered, During sentencing the Court Hamlin and Campbell. police officials the night of Jan. Circuit Court panel had handed program, lie had pleaded guilt)' Bennett pleaded guilty to reminded the defendants, At time of sentencing the ex- to buying, receiving and con8 and early morning of Jan. 9 down what some citizens called breaking and entering with "You've breached the trust of officers, their attorneys and cealing stolen property as a arrested six City of Sanford harsh sentences to the now Intent to commit a felony, the citizens . . . . employes — (our police former policemen on June 17 MaxImum sentence could have ployers." your em- families expressed concern for misdemeanor and the court was the safety of the men if they told restitution had been nade patrolmen, a building inspector the details of the burglary ring been 15 years in prison. The and an animal control officer — operation had coirie out Former patrolman Hiram were sent to state prison, by Sessions. in bits court meted seven years in Lyle Hamlin, 22, pleaded guilt)' on burglary charges. One attorney claimed, The seventh itian who and pieces. prison plus eight years to breaking and entering with •'The)"Il j A New Jersey electrician and be sitting ducks." pleaded guilty in the police The men had been working probation. Intent to commit a felony and an auxiliary policeman were the midnight shift and had Bennett, Ilamlin and Camp. burglary ring cases wasn't an Former animal control of- was sentenced to five years in bell are now serving also charged in what became utilized a radio channel for fleer Robert Ray their officer. Michael Panko, Campbell Jr., prison plus five years sentences at the Lake Butler year-old Colonia, N. J., eleclabeled a "police burglary communications thai wasn't 23, pleaded guilty to breaking probation. rini! ((intInIh,ctt' , . ('iirroi-tiiiri:) lnctiliitinn t friclan ':,iit t".,. h-,r4 aria entering wun intent to bennett and lLimnlin filed ............... . i'"'-' ieveri suspects Iii later L.k'rinont In neighboring Lake visiting his brother.in.law, Sgt. 'L'tiere were at least 11 conit a felony and was appeals on the convictions bUt County, Chuck Tate, who wasn't ininonth plead.'d guilty after burglaries that the defendants sentenced to 10 years in prison, withdrew the appeals in Former patrolman William volved in the cases, for eight plea bargaining negotiations, were involved in during the 60 The court later changed the October, The circuit court D. tagnt'r, 24 was sentenced to days when he rode with one of The auxiliary polIceman, days prior to their arrests. sentence to six years in prison later denied their motions five years probation plus Robert A. Shaw,29, was cleared the policemen who was Formal charges to which plus four years probation. when Assistant State Atty. Bill guilt)' pleas were entered inseeking reductions in their consecutive nights in county arrested. The court said a pre-sentence prison sentences. Ileffernan dropped felony volved . Jall on a work-release program. Panko pleaded ituitty breakins at a hardware investigation report showed Campbell's appeal 15 charges against him, store and StIll Magner had pleaded guilty to entering without breaking s'i a high school Campbell participated in pending In the Fourth District ent' without breaking with intent When the other suspects cafeteria. Tools, small items burglaries at 10 locatloss in the Court to commit a of Appeals, West Palm pleaded guilty on Feb. 17 they arid hamburger meat were intent to commit a misdemeanor and admitted city. Beach. gave sworn statements that named in court as the loot from misdemeanor. Maximum taking a "hand axe" from a 'These were crimes of inBennett, Hamlin and ii'ip Ileffernan said "made it ob- the burglaries. There were sentence could have been five burglarized business. tent," said Circuit Judge bellwereheldinanisolatedeell vious there was no case against other instances in which things Clarence 1. Johnson Jr. in prison, He was sentenced to seven "If "in protective custody" at the )' Shaw," like spark plugs and auto wax Former patrolman Larry years probation plus $500 court these people can do this in Lake Butler state prison Ieop Payton, 3L received three costs and allowed to return to ___ years probation plus 30 nights New Jers-y. - • incountyjailonawork.release - '' - ,., .. . - - 'I•J -- . . ''''' I -,nnr, iJ U ........ '''. 90 - Teachers Get rrst Contract __ — By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer million budget. A $1.8 million official grievance form, con- secretaries), bookkeepers, total salary increase keyed to a tamed in one of the articles of clerks, and data processors. in Jail. illinirnum $300 hike In base pa> '11-,e master cuntract. Non Instructuonal Per History was made Sept. a ssas tied to both the contract ' Pa)'ton "I'm really happy and proud sonnel of Seminole County hambur eradmitted meat in astealing school _______________________ when a master contract bet- and the new budget. of our ratified contract. This Board of Public Instruction cafeteria breakin and putting ween the Seminole Count)' It Board membc'rsE.C. Harper county has always had a good Association Inc. (NIPSCO), in a garbage disposal SmailTractor Small Price I2-hpdimt School Board and the Seminole Jr. and Pat Telson moved and rapport with Its teachers. Now which Includes food service The ex-officers said ' Education Association (SEA) seconded respectively the we can get on with the job of people, custodians and plant was signed alter five months of motion which ratified the 45- teaching," Feather said, t maintenance workers, audio collective bargaining. AL,''I page master contract, as In addition to SEA's new visual workers, electronic and It was the first such contract recommended by Layer. status, three non-instructional typewriter repairmen, 110 UIfl Ru9 ever between the board and the Board member Allan Keeth, bargaining units were officially couriers, transportation and 9x12 $ 1 0" teachers, who cast the lone dissenting certified by the state's Public mechanical workers. ,1S ALSO Present for the signing were vote, was unsuccessful in his Employcs Relations Corn— Seususole County School 12*12, i7xlS Chief Negotiator for the board earlier attempt to reject the mission (PERC) for the 1976-77 Bus Drivers Association, Inc. Hood Tractor Co. lUSH Ors.,e Sluw., Trail Harr Arm v-Navy Pelley. SEA Chief ratification and call a closed school year. State certification has to be a' a s. Fla 32501 a' Negotiator Steve Rosenthal executive session to discuss This means the three units renewed by PERC each year, Surplus SFA Executive Secretary Gene 25 artIcles of the contract. can start after Jan. Ito bargain The I n t e r n a t t 0 n a 1 350 SANFORD AVE. C rooms, Assistant Director of Keeth said he opposed the with the board for their first Brotherhood of Painters and Personnel of the school ad- contract for three reasons. He contract, according to Pelley. Allied Trades Local 1010 45(F4, ministration Ernie Cowley, said he objected to the The three units are: petitioned PELIC to reconsider FI.ORIDA mJI SEA President Pete Bukur and automatic dues deduction for — The Seminole Educational its action of Oct. 22 in certifying School Superintendent William teachers and that the board Clerical Association, which the three separate bargaining iNTIQIES SIIO'.SALE P La 'er should never give up its includes all aides, secretaries units, but the AFIrCIO petition H The master contract for the managerial rights. (except confidential was denied by PERC. DELAND ARMORY 1975-76 school year, for more Keeth also said he opposed FHffls'l, SATtRh)i,' & t st),5, t I, lIS, than 1,400 classroom teachers the contracted use of the H0URS was ratified In a special beard's courier service by SEA ? 6 m. to 10 pm., Sat. I p.m. to 50 p.m., Sax. I p.m. to 6 p.m. meeting Aug. 28 by the board which he said allows SEA to members in a 4-i vote, 40 DEALERS SHOWING — ALL EU11MTh FOR SALE the school distributive system • Rb Admission $1.51 — With this ad only $1.23 salary schedules contained both Feather said he was happy to v in the contract arid in the $50.2 see the establishment of an , • :I? .. . ByDONNA ESTES $131,395,994 including f Herald Stalf Writer $11,942,240 In new construction . :J IEI'II',1i . _____ _____ -_ s - the ______ bELAND, , ri'.a _______ - _' R e Prope rtv Va IUes - Woman Named To Post ii-:IIRAN, Iran i APs - Mahnaz AFkhami, 34, has been nallwd MInIster of State in Charge of Wotisen's Affairs, LIII' only %Oflhilri )n the current Iranian government. A Omafl prevlou.sly held the post of Minister of I':du-atlon, and there are two dozen women in the Iranian ptrlianient. -- - f;,ie dehia,,, INVITES YOU TO ATTEND HER JitNUitItY 1, 1976 ADMiSSIONS Sanford: tsndrus Chanclor Eltno James Helen N. I.undln (;rorgc L. Swarm Sr. Margaret C. Waters Annette Wing Doris Bogeajis, DeBar)' James T. Herring, DeBary (;lenn W. horns, Deltona Betty Pilcssi. Deltona Frida Schiffer. Deltona Katherine C. Nicholls, longwood Janit't' I.. Eckert, Orlando IflSCiIItGFS snfor1: William F, Carr - thouse staff completed the Job in Altamonte Springs; in 1975 of setting "100 per cent $37,512,075 to $70,953,242 in- the cluding $11,642,560 In new 68,000 to 70,000 parcels of construction in Longwood; Seminole County real estate. $26,330,228 to $49,126,352 inThe Job took 13 months in- cluding $5,148,020 in Winter tensive work by the office's 16 Springs; $18,091,190 to appraisers, clerks and workers, $32,610,506 Including new Calvin liagan construction of $1,729,035 in Velma Heath The appraisal showed that Lake Mary and $12,765,262 to I3everlv Holley $150 million worth of flCW $23,774,517 including $1,783,450 Alice I). McLellan cortstnjctlon had been corn- in new construction in Oviedo. Charles W. Rabette Ill pleted in 1974 and these In Casselberry where city Irene C. Stinson properties were placed on the property values were made Karen Wells tax rolls for the 1975 year. known for the first time in Sheldon F. 7.eigler The major share of the flew preparation for the levy of an Arnold Dodd. Ikltona construction — some $102 property tax by city officials J.D. Syples. Geneva million plus — was within the and which never came 'o pass, Richard A. (,laridgc, Lake limits of the county's seven the total taxable value was Mary cities. According to law, owners listed as $107,285,957 including __________________________ Bruce E. Davis. Lake Mary of properties within the cities $7,1th,775 in new construction. Carrie I). Sinfelt, Luzerne, have to pay taxes to the The six cities in Seminole, IIOWAIII)l. HUGIW'S Michigan municipalities and tothe county with the lone exctption of Lake Howard I.. Hughes, 78, of Old ___________________________ as well. Those owners of Mary, a fledging community Orlando Highway, Sanford, jroperties in the unin- incorporated little more than died Saturday in Sanford. corporatect areas pay taxes to two years ago, reduced Its tax Born in Buffalo, N.Y., he rate. lake Mary retained its Caine to Sanford in 1946. He was Yesterday's hIgh 65, today Under thc reappraisal, the inillage level at three. a retired businessman, a low 36. taxable value of Seminole TheCityofCasselberry,after member of the American Partly cloudy Saturday with Count)' real estate rose from its loud protests from property legion, DIsabled American a slight chance 1 showers. 1914 worth of $862,431,153 to ownersinthecommunity,opted Veterans, Masons. Veterans of Highs In the upper lOs. Lows In $1,419,176,975. toputoff the possibility of an ad Foreign Wars and a World War the upper 40s to low SOs. Winds In the cities the taxable 'alorern tax for at least another I veteran, lie was with the southeast 15 m.p.h. Rain values rose from: $89,913,582 to year army of Occupation in Europe. probabIlity 20 per cent. ___- ORLANDO HYATT HOTEL WORLD I 4 & U. S 197 East • Kissimmee, Florida 32741 - . - , I 1, ' - -- - Deat Funeral Notice Healing. Meditation. Clairvoyance lnterdimensional Communication - - • Area Survivors include one A SPIRITUAL INTERWDE - — fair market values" on EXTENDED FORECAST -- brother, ('larence T. Hughes, of Fair Sunday and Monday. San Bernardino, Calif., and Increasing cloudiness Tuesda)several nieces and nephews. with a chance of rain os'er the Brlsson Funeral Home in north portion. ('old Sunday with ('harge of arrangements. lows from the upper !Os cx' ____________________________ treme north to mostly 30s E%uiPiing IJe,Jd I Rut a burglary-connected shock wave shook Sanford Sanford, why not in other Manyo(thestolenitemswere cities?" found at residences, court ofGerald Rutberg, a former ficials said, public defender now In private Police Capt. C. B. F'agan Jr., law practice, urged that who headed the Internal in- court shouldn't be harder on the vestigation that resulted in the men, all first offenders, just Six Swim In Freezing Water CALENDAR party that area residents have had to lace more and more as the ('entral Florida population has increased steadily in recent )ears. were taken, too. ' ' - Burglaries are something There were at least 'Ii burglaries that the defendants were invoIvec in during the 60 days prior to their arrests, ' -- - Jan. ' '' - Friday, - or Women Office-Holders 11> 80" LLOYD IlcraldSt.affWrfter Venezuelan Oil Takeover Produces Varied Problems I ""' Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. 1 975 Of 'Police_Burglary Ring' Shocked_Area IN BRIEF 11 El) I'RICKETT Herald Staff Writer :r . -. R e vie wing Top Stories ' _____ ' Story Of The Year 1975 -. -, - State Trooper Shot At Home '-" HUGHES, EDWARD I.— Funeral services for Edward L Hughes, 79,01 Old Orlando High way, Sanford, who died Satur day, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Brislon Funeral Home with Father Leroy 0 Soper Jr officiating w,th a Masonic service to follow. Friends may calif dm5 p m. tol pm. today at Brisson Funeral -some (ii charge I UuUlu1 U • p I-- / I ' - . '-' - . on 'rntraland40ssouthezceptsos A -- - : of Kes, htlgtsmi sunday near 50 northtornjd6Oscxtremcsouth, A warming trend beginning by Monday afternoon with lows Tucsda morning from 40s north to 6Os extreme south. highs Tucida)- 60s north and 7() south. Saturday s Daytona Beach tides: high 8:51 a.m., 9:15 p.m., low 2:20 n.m., 2:59 p.m. Port ('anaveral: hIgh 8:39 a.m., 8:41 p.m., low 2:18 n.m., 248 p.m. b ,, A u•u•• __- p .. y II bi en a - S I - d •150 Mth U inClUdes Color TV Air ConditIonIng, Maid Service .' -'., .__. - . 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(Tease (of 5.85 per cent of the first $15,300 earned) th at begins today, won't be the last. Next year, according to the Institu te, the amount of income (axed is expected to rise to $16,CO0, and in 1978 the rate is expected to go up to 6.05 per cent. If you want to take your mind off taxes for a while, you might want to enroll in one of Seminole Community College's courses in offi ce training. Registra tion is open for Term II, day and evening classes, at SCC's Vocational Business School, and at the Sou th Seminole Center in the Pan Am Building located In the Interstate Mall on the corner of SR 436 and Interstate-4, Altamonte Springs. Th e classes, which cost only $10, begin Jan. 5 According to SCC, individualized instruction offered in typing, bookkeeping, office machines, beginning and advanced shorthand, office procedures, business English, IBM keypunch, transcription and business math ema tics. For the fee, a student may tak e a full schedule or individual classes in office training, U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles will be In Sanford on Jan. 9 to meet with supporters at a dutch treat luncheon to be held at the Mayfair Country Club at noon. The public may make reserva tions by calling 322-4664 or 831.0823. Reservations must be made by noon, Wednesday, Jan. 7, The luncheon will cost $, _____ Did you ever wond er about the difference bet. ween Med icare and Med icaid? The Department of Health Education and Welfare recently has revised a free booklet called Med icaid-Medicare Fora free It was a year ago that John Scali, then the U. S. "tyranny of the majority" t'n,ihl ruin fh trrl;k;i;#t. _.&iIJIIjLJ '',l utit effectiveness 01 that international body. That t y ranny was high in the saddle during the 30th • "I Movnihan, took his seat in the Assembly last September promising to give the t. S. position a tougher and more vocal stance. fie did so, and with an uncommon vigor, saying what needed to be said in the face of obvious distortions of the truth in the rhetoric and resolutions advanced by the "nonaligned" bloc voice in the United Nations is long overdue. It may offer the best hope of saving the U. N. from deteriorating even further toward being as iieffectual as the old League of Nations. However, it becoming apparent that the only real cure may lie In .2 - * Disclosure TOM TIEDE -- __________ I - I -1 - - ___ _-~ McCarthy - _______ • , ;_:= U S I fl eS S ampa ig n _---,.: C / urowing / _________ I- MYERs Seminole Coinnninity ('illege's basketball tcatii returns to action tonight in a two-day tournament in. volt ing IIillslorough, Manatee and l'.dison. St'nok's first round opponent is llillsborougti The 7 pin, game ill be Followed by a contest pitting Manatee against host Edison. The Raiders, 8-2, are ex. pected to encounter hillslxrough tonight ith the likes of regulars Terry .lamesom, ('hip Nor, Rand Faber, Vernon Johnson, Jim MClflt)TC. [lot)Jacobs ant ligi \1&' Dona ki. Th e l(aiders have a snphnnmre.stu(ldC(J lineup, with John 7CUI1 in rese?ve. . . I, ... Ignored __~ - -1 . ,r7.__,* Y'. Ohio State Loses Poll Po.. er FORT DoLores Lash, Lake Mary Chamber of M Commerce President, reminds us there will be a meeting of th at Chamber Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. at Tile Forest in lake Mary. Attorney Douglas Stenstrom is slated to be guest speaker at th e meeting, and entertainment will be provided by the Lighthouse Quartet, according to Mrs. Lash. —Audle Murphy ____________ " "' Road Tourney _________ _________ p '_I session' of the 11. N. General Assembly. Oklahoma Gives No. I Effort, I _____ ambassador to the United Nations, warned that the ''" Raiders to Consumer Information Center, Dept , 9. PUCbIO, Cob 81009. Th e General Services Administration points out that Medicare and Medicaid bo th help pay med ical bills, but they are not the same. Medicare is for people 65 or older, rich or poor. Medicaid Is for certain needy and low income people such as the aged, th e blind, the disa bled, and members of families with dependeiit children, It Is is.ib1e for soine people to have bo th Medicare and Med icaid. B Sooners Crunch Michigan, 14 -6 Seminole Ente .yman Home; sIl1\MI i Al .........hey 'ye got - a 40-yard Steve Davis :rt',it defcne, they were out. to Tinker Owens pass play, taruhi rig,'' leading Mi ch igan followed iuiuwdiakly by a 39. defender Greg Morton says in yard endarounti touchdown run praise of the Oklahoma unit Ii Billy Brooks. and a 21-yard that iloiiiina(cd the Wolverines f o urth down run by Jiti, I4. in the Orange Bowl. ('nibreath, followed by a 10Morton, a Ii neiiian who was in yard scori ng run by Davis. in hi tackles to lead the %Vol. lint Oklahoma quarterback vt'rints' il •fated upset bid Stt'ti' Davis praised Michigan 'I hursdav night. had similar as — probably the quickest tie. praiM' for his tcariini;ites (en_se I've ever seen in I ll y ca'It's tramigi' how fate plays a rt-rr at oklahoma.'' rile in big ball gamin's,'' he said. Michigan defensive end Dan 'A co uple of big plays . That's hat really hurt. We really .lilek cal led the Sooners ''a very fine offensive learn'' and added. dt'(en5e(1 them good.'' '11w breakdowns cre at)- ''They got the job done and scored points. We hit them real but they kept coining 0 back." So t 1u's best. Oklahoma or 11w Ohio Stato teatmi that chipped M the Wolverines 21-14 for the Big Ten title" jous rt Bucks ains Falter Howell Four Seminole ('ounty hugh school basketball (earns Find out if they lost any of their sharpness over the (liristrnas holidays tonight as they return to the cage ars. Seminole is home against defending state champions Orlando Evans, Lyman is home against West orange, Trinity Prep plays in a two-night tourney at Mount Dora and Lake Howell travels to Melbourne to participate in the Mustier Classic at Melbourne Central Catholic. The game which will attract the most attention is the .Seminole-Evans encounter. Seminole is 5-5 Ad played -p(rati('ally, losing to inferior Icarus and beating outfits ranked in th e tate's top 11'. 'tin' highlight of the season so far for coach Joe Mills' Seriminoles was a 59-57 upset of Seibrceze. previously undefeated and ranked sixth in the sta to. Evans is ranked 10th currently. Seminole looks to its high scorer. Reuben Cotton, who is averaging 20 points per game and hasn't been held to less than 16 many of the team's 1 0outings. Kevin Brown.11-4 post who has been on the injury shelf the last two gaines, i.s expected back for tonight's game, David Wiggins. Tini flames, Terry Smith and Tom llo!IingsworUj round out the top six for Seminole. To UCLA PASADENA, Calif. 'AP? t'('l.A gets In the Its,.ce Bowl only once every decade, but once here the Hruinms take glee in beating the nation's topranke(I (notball learn. ranked "We don't go very often. but tan wi do, si ito it up right,'' said UCLA Athletic Director J.D. Morgan as the Bruins (lashed into their locker room Tim ursd;iv after their 23.10 upset ,1 unbeaten No. 1- ranked Ohio t Ic. TI was exactly 10 years ago that UCLA last was in the Rose Howl, And the Bruins then used a stern defense to stun topranked unbeaten Michigan State 14-12. A new kind of enterprise is flourishing in Washington WASHINGTON thanks to the Freedom of InSome weeks ago in Ohio, U lid 0 presidential contender Eugene McCarthy was . formation Act, which has pried open the files of 9 federal agencies; thanks more to the ever. approached by a woman who at first demanded / : I 11 growing volume of facts, data aM dneurnntc answers to some emotionally nhrased auetinn in rmnrm ihn 11--------------------------------!1. IiU'...(LLLI wiaaai I -------"p-i i U II4IVL' 10 say uKianoma is UI(U1I In both cases, UCLA had lost churned out by the government, and probably % then became hysterIcal andbgan attacking the relationship between power and responsibility in Ni. I," said Jilek. earlier in ej season to their Usmtofatlto the -%.asj%.epflceofthe candidate with her hands, It was an ugly Incident " Wolverine q uart er bac k Rick the U. N. Jan, 1 oppo ne nt, but gained refederal bureaucracy in every aspect of our lives. " that should have been intercepted by Secret _____ IA-M-1 1 agreed. "They played venge. And both times the V ________ _______ Th e en te r pr ise is document retrieval, a field -Service protection, but was not because, 'Me tide began to turn in 1956 when membership Keys _____ _______ like the No. I team in the coun UCIa\ offense came Into the _______ ransas in which some half-dozen firms have sprung up __________ _____ somewhat incredibly, Gene McCarth y has in the organization reached 80 and those nations II) he Smital. 1J o game he ralded, but it was the in recent years with names like Disclosure, Inc., s repeatedly been denied Secret Service security =— now identified as the Third World could Oklahoma All-America oft-maligned defense which . Federal Fifing Service, Fast Federal Services, — majority. Today, wi th the membership 144, this held the foes without a touch. d Wash in gton Researchers, Washington Service do% n for ..-------majority succeeds in breaching th e letter and th e the first three periods. 40th annual Cotton Bowl Clisic thoroughly domn Bureau and FACS (Fast Accurate, Confidential the forces that direct them, McCarthy, a fcictner _________ mated the s'ortil on p one-yard plunge Sooners by saying, "There's no j -. The Buckeyes pushed the spirit of the U. N. charter with such actions as the Service, _____ into a little Las Vegas New Southwest Conference co- mtfl(1 flit' congr essman. a former senator , and one of t he game was tied 10-10 at doubt about it. I think we're Bruins all over t he wind-swept ______ _________ -exclusion of South Africa from its deliberations, th e A large corpora tion, for instance, wants to Day and the Arkansas 'hampion Razorbac ks, most widely recognized political pe rsonalities In _'.= -'. I 1 after beati ng a great team like halftim,ic, field in the first half Thursday, Razorbacks came up holding o r the na ti on, does not qua lify as a major know how the Federal Trade Commisdon might lint I)oolevdecidedtr,deal for . . St deliberate isolation of Israel at the expense of Michigan." (i'orgimi ollapsed like a but led only 3-0. The key to the aLe. react to an action it is contempla ting, esidential competitor. Terry Sanford advancing the interests of the Palestine Liberation t'('I..A'sictorywasa c ha nge in 2 A widow with a claim with the Veterans (;trgia Coach, Vince Dooley Fred Harris, too, and whatahisname Milton ____________ ________ Georgia lined up without half with Arkarfsas scor in organization and the adoption of flagrantly ____ the offensive game plan, ATLANTA I All sa id i — It was ex. g 21 Dwight hicks wasn't so sure. MmJn atlonn gambled on his pet trick play huddling. Goff casually walked poirts her husband's Army serial aic but it is the Implied Judgment of the in the fo ur th misleading resolutions like the one condemning period. Coach Dick Vermeil. "It's hard to compare the two pected Ii) be the last hurrah for number. when the Bulldogs held a touch- over to the ball as if to tie his federal government that candidate McCarthy is Zionism as "racist", Arkansas he said. "Their person- North Carolina State's Bucke A businessman wants to set up a profitquarterback Scott ht'mmis," 111~_ - I down lead late in the first half, shocstring, look tile map from "They had been u_sing a mana never-us-mind oddball wulerurving of official but sharing plan and needs details from the Labor it backfired so bad Ar- c'nter and suddenly flipped The Th e U. N. has become a weapon for politi cal concern. Vft to-man pass defense and bring. SPORTS it Jiasses to set __ An equal split of opinion came ball player turned out to be the Deparji kansas scorched the Southeast backw ards to Flanker up two touctulowii warfare by th e Th ird World, and the question now ing the safety ( flay Griffin) up Unfortunately, this decision has also apYear's Eve as West Gene runs by Forte ii: comparing — A and a Oklahoma hero New five-yarti ('onkrcnce runners-up 31.10. Washing consumers group wants to find out how a ton. Earlier mi the scais whether even the raper tongue of Mi. Muynihan Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Jan. 2, 1975A to help on runs," said Vermeil parently been made by other instituUmal I ! ,coring (UsIl by Rollind 1,alfback Joe Wa.shington * who Virginia upset the Wolfpack 13ctrtain product fa red In a Consumer I **All we did was go to our short ducts "Everyone wid second guess son against Vanderbilt, W.lshand the suppo rt President Ford prove effective elements of the Republic, thost notably SafetyCommission test. whether the play sho ul d have mgton had dashed 36 yards For :i said "I was surprised." Fuchs, gained 79 yards to lead the 10 in the Peach Bowl college _______________________________________________________________ passing game. It's awfully hard communica ti ons media. Though McCarthy has in bringing about any changes. While the U.S The Newcomer Sooners, with two- time hleis- 1oot'm11 game. The answers to these and thousands of other been called at that time and touchdown after Goff faked to co ve r good receive rs wi th a __________________________________________________________________________ 131J1 S d: "I think ai that trick man been running unof ficially for the presidency Congress has gone along wi th the obligation th e Thi' Pack led l in the fourth said. "So, in a flay. I guess this questions from corpora te executives, lawyers, Trophy winner place on the field," said Geor- tying his shoestring. Archie other br Do n, finishing up t man-to-man ir he defense." Pl Jt brOke their back." since Aust of 1974, and offi cially since last period when West Virginia makes up for toy senior year in careers in 1 lead (,riffin of Ohio State. United States to provide support to the U.N. as a . gia quarterback Ray Goff. financial institutions and Private indivkluals are the I'each (;tirgmn Bowl in This time Washington was had taken a Jantwry, there has been precious Little comQuarterback John Sciarra quarterback Dan Kendra lofted basketball. I hope it does," available in the bulging tiles of this or that . world political forum,' that obligation does not "The shoestring play could supK-,(4I to hand off to tight erxi on Alan IA'iIVI1t'.% 3S-yard field which they starred as freshmen used the A have to say Joe Washing- ~ rnumcat.ion of the fact. His announcement of tactic to hit flanker 50-yard bomb which was government agency. But who knows where to have been a great one or a sorry Richard Appleby who was in goal and a 21-s ard touchdown Inn is the best extend to supporting it as an instrument for ' i. rout of intent was not carried by any television network, offensive back - tipped by a N.C. State defender The Mountaineers. who were in'ihc 19" West Vir. Wally Henry for touchdown look or has the time or resources to go to tme and this one turned out turn Instructed to throw vilifying the United States and stacking the deck Matt Robinson to l'vi' ever faced," said Morton. before a pass humiliated by N.C. State 49-13 his comments since in more than 75,000 press ' 'pzlsss bf 16 and 67 yards and 6-foot.6 split end Scott wngton to get the Information ' Sort)'." "I've faced Archie Griffin for to (;off, streaking down the Washington. against such natior.s as Israel or South Africa. in the 1972 Dave hit Don twice release copies have stirred few print headlines. Peach Bowl, also in a 3Wendell Tyler, suffering MmI( 'l)nnald grabbed it like from a That's where the "document detectives" $$It would have been ,I great sidelinesasa pass,eligible end. The 12th-rattil Bulldogs, sev- Noyears in a row. I never saw scored their first touchdo wn in yard touchdown drive in If paint i -ri "It's taken us a year and play a half," says a if it had worked," moaned This year's general support appropriation by Instead, Washington ran into " P°iM un(1cr(Ioj.s, stopped tue -Archie run like Washington. I touihdo come in* -4 (trmmnhit' fashion, Kendra hit first period, which ended with yards for another score to cinch . NIcCarthy aide, "Just to convu lice some reporters Congress for the U. N. totaled $168.7 million n,e. Arkarm,Ls offerLse in the first think WiLshington .should have a lealinnale and fumbled. I1 Each of our senior citizens, regardless of Artie Owens with ,I 79-yard flick%, A(Lanisscoring from the our_seIf and the triumph that gave the growing he's alive." others," But e who we are says FACS president Afthur IA*s. I'All Georgia held a 10-3 lead with backer Hall McAfee of Ar- half ith stunting linebackers. per cent more than last year. Wh en our con''n the Ileisnian Troy." race, color. or creed is entitled to: -m scoring rs_s with four seconds F3fliIns a 2-1 record. 'tid MacDonald. who had older know there are many other problem not the Information we have access to is public There are some soft reasons for this kind of The right to be useful. tributions to the specialized agencies of the U. N. remaining in the first half to cut listed Forte gained 112 yards to win which face the But Jilek praised Washington checkered four-year basketball formation. But our staff knows how to honeinan elderly. oversight. McCarthy's campaigndirec The right to obtain employment, based on are included, the current bill to American taxthe niost valuable offensive mis "very quick, but not pow- career at West Virginia before the N.C. State lead from l to specific areas like bird dogs." A backwoods sage once said, "Everybody Cocome says ill fortune has been one: "We hit merit, payers comes to $409 - million. player award stiIle McAfee, erful. talks about the weather but nobody does San Francisco on the day Patty Hearst was ('outing Otit for football for the 10.6. Most requests are processed withIn 24 hours, The right to freedom from want In old age. %% ho recovered two fwnbles, in. anything about it.,, Update the epigram by captured, Bryant Favors "I've never seen a back like first time this year. For that kind of service FA charges a fee of Until then, it looked like anwe arrived In Philadelphia at a time For the United States to abandon the U. N. The right to a fair share of the conunity's substituting tercepted a pass and made sevArehk'," he added. "He's a "I had led (he team in scoring other field day for Wolfpack StetsonHomeVs. "senior citizen" for "wear." hotocopying. when the media there were If a preoied with altogether would only surrender the organization to recreational. educational," and medical en taces, was the top defen- magnificent back, has many as a freshman and then I got quarterback customer must have the Information the same Dam Buckey and Our representatives in Congress tell us they sensational murder of the Knight newspaper r*jrces, the destructive elements within it. Still, Congress Pla)('f. imioves and he's got the power." %Ol cvcr year, MacDonald his favorite day, the charge Is $10, plus 60 cents a page. Il he are aware of our needs heiZ." twin and are doing something The right to obtain decent housing suited 10 will be justified if it takes another hard look at out can wait a week, the cost is $6, plus 35 cents a needs of improve living for the elderly, They make yo * , it ffG later years. Beyond this, am it's true that Mccarthy's In. U N. support with the idea of reminding th e pa ge. utg ers T The right to the moral and financial support speeches and introduce ne w legislation. dependent bid, that is his refusal to run as a General A:, Platitudes are served us by the Wh semLly of the old a6ge t~at he who There appears tQ be no chance of a recession of one's family so far as is corWstent wig) the NEW OUIANs iAl'i -- hlol, ix'rung the door to otht'r, ite House Democrat, has hisicaBy dictated elements of calls the tune should pay th e piper. in the document retrieval business. "Sixty-seven best interest of the family, l)e l.A N I)--Stetson "in absentia" for the foray. but this is mostly "pie-in-the-sky" and not very futility, one study reporting that the average Coach Ilaul "Bear' Bryant of In claim the national crown Ili I appetizing or nourishing, t'niversitv, winner of 20 federal agencies make over 7,000 rulIngs in one The right to live independently, as one fourth-ranked Alabama said the final Associated Press poll. presidential vote for all candidates outside the "Dave Dickson is one of our straight basketball gaines on year's time," says Lewis. "That gives you an chooses. its During the month of June, for example, five greatest Thursday that polls deciding boosters and a favorite "Ohio State is playing a team ma jor Parties ( 1418 to l)was just per cent of hoiiie idea of just how much Information is available, court, enterta The right to live and die with dignity. ins Rutgers important bills for OI&r Americans were In. the total count. national of the team," Hatter coach football chain, they've already beaten 21 tonight with hopes of making For businessmen, these files are as troduced It The right Glenn in Wilkes stated. ,,we had gold mines." pionships shoul'I not include points," Bryant noted shortly of access to all knowledge Big Band Needed Congress. Two were passed and What's more, there is a general feeling In J in i row. And for those who mine Diem, ® available on how to improve the later years of signed by the President. One is wanted bowl games. Dave to be the honorary leavi before ng New Orleans dormant as it both the media and the political public that Ii, If Rutgers can be counted on to coach for the Rutgers game, life, waits for Senate "it puts too much pressure on return to Tuscaloosa where lit' sub-committee action, The McCarthy is to be taken seriously In the camIn spite of the bitter memories of the Nazi era which i i-hallenge, liw Scarlet Knights since it will be That's the Bill of Rights for Senior Citizens President vetoed the Important Health Revenue paign he must first be taken seriously . the kids when bowls are used," said he the highlight of planned to look through revived, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger,s vWt to his bir. " Consumers shoWd brace Uwmselves for a wWch came out of the WNte House Conference Sharing and Health Act. Talk continues on havi' won eight this season our home season. He was to sit in the said Bryant at a news conhis mail and then "watch those an courts. For one thing he Is a co-litigant in the sWt thplace In Germanymust have given him barrage of advertising In 1976 for room air i on Aging "ithout adefeat and arc ranked n (lie bench with the team and in 1961. fronts about the prcbbcn fererwe 'the of the Older to o:enum the federal campa ign fresheners. This time, laws varying slots between eig1hth really keep us stirred up. bowl victory in nine seasons, a little" in the trio of televised doing %Well amon9 other things den to his home town. In this caw, the city of F\ierth presenteci STANF'Ofll), Calif. iAPi - mmiake some running room for it will take sturdy will have something to be enthusiastic about and 14th in three national polls, Unfortunately, he's in the y bxkpendent ministration on Aging of the U.S. Department of anything about them. defenders to Myer, (rouum Ness Mexico, 13-6 Sugar Bowl decision over Ne%% Year's Day bowl gatnes. Louisiana State's Charlie tht distinguished native sort with the highest awad it could cam up candidates access to the same federal unds due , backfield trio. Several different brands are being readied Health. Education and Welfare said in one of its stop theni. Two All-Anicrican candidates hospital and can't be here. So, J No. 8 Penn Sta te. ranied third nationally in Pam. with, its "Goen Citizens In the President's 11roclamation of May 1974 regular party hopefuls. for the market containing newly d McClendon, who will be coachOhi o State's defeat I possibly form the heart of the Rutgers we'll do the next best thing and "My approach to this game is ing, behind Penrose and Swick iscovered recent pamphlets, "As an Older American your as Older American Month -It takes all Me fun out of the QtLarteri-xick Jeff Grantz of - win- Ing [Ile E.Ist team Ili Saturday*s , he referred to the 1961 Mr. Kiss4er has had the red carpet treatment in so many chemicals that actuaR moved No. 2 Oklahoma. , y removebadodors rather Il offense - Phil Sellers. 6-5 make him honorary coach "in the McCarthy suit fails, many otn. major problems will be Money. Heal bowls." Carolina also Is an ex. I0 9iVe the public the opportun. West receivers include C , Ith and White If0use Conference on Aging and urged believe his presidential bid am Just masking them, reports Chemical & 51st Shrine cities around the world that maybe Washingtm, D. C., which East-West net over Mi football chigan in the Qr is dDorned I 4ellent rimner. and Toledo's 'tY to see sOnle great players Steve Rivera , an(I Granibling's -wnior forward described by ansentia" because we know Bryant said he would prefer on the e he; Ith care. Living Arrangem nts. Tran- consideration be given on a community level to grounds seIdn sees hrn, Id take the am.One way to lurn him back Kwile. Engineering News, published by the American sportation. Opportunities to continue activity developing a new Declaration of Ri Of impossible financial disadvantage perform what they do best," Sammie White. one national magazine as the he'll be listening and cheering to seeall ctInference ticups with ange Bowl,as tile top contender has who fteenecil talented run. Gene Swick figures to be from his icks some help. ghts and for the national title best basketball player in the for us." and use your skills and experience the would start off with at least $20 million less bowls removed anti have profitably for ObliRations for Older I'lemms. with a beau band and a key to the city. Even the busy Mr. ''We brought runners, not the m:mum' tien the East stresses also miiight draw sonic conthan the federally blewd I. be running a lot and West East-West game and have East; mn41 Mike Dabney, 6-4 ~ 4, college football go to a playoff sideration. along with unbeaten blockers," thv I_9U coach ad- Passing. Swick's 8.074 yards it). will Kissi.nger cmid hardly redg spwxbng a few dovi in Wuhington The Rutgers gamnie has bceh quarterbacks Craig Penrose raised more than $4 inillion for senior guard Sellers has been system to decide a national _____________________________________________________________ ed ,I F-unily Night game 'tri7ona State, which upset uuiitted when analyzing the abil- t4il offense broke the NCAA ca - and Steve Myer will be doing their hospitals fcr crippled rhil. averaging 24.7 points per game and a special reer record held 1)), Jill, Plun. , price offered for ubr;L%ka in the Fiesta Bowl. itics of running backs Sonny their share of Ixissing. _______________________________________________ dren in the first 50 )cars of their ar)(I Dabney is close behind with amilies—two adults and two He said he would be willing to Collins (if Kentucky, Lonnie kilt of Stanford. "I know l'vc been called one existence, are hoping for a mi 17.5 average. use the present boowl structure Bryant said he would push for Perrimi of Illinois and Mike Stetson will co unter %nth children for $6 ireserved chair California of the best pro quarterback crowd of about 70,000 in StanCoach Mike White for the playoff games. mi national playoff at the up- Pruitt of Purdue. has Cal's All-American back, proSpects in college football, ford Stadium Sa t urday. There three big guns— Ua''eStowers, backs seats). General adBryant's remarks about the coining NC/tA convention The East will be counting on a ('buck Muncie, mission seats are available at senior forward with a 22.5 $2. on the West Now I want to prove it, and this will te no television coverage polls using bowl games came "I don't think coaches stwuld group of big linemen, including squad, average: Huzzs O'Connell, 5-9 and if ttie 228- gaunt' gives me a chance," said this year. only a few hours before top- set it up," he said, "I think It 257-pound Dennis Lick of WASHINGMN — At this crosmoads In time, giving positive sanction, through a point guard who serves as field pound Muncie heads through Penrose, the San Deland High School plays Diego State The East has won the last ranked Ohio State was deked ShOUJ(1 be a board of knowl. giddy establishment to Over four million inen ..Th e need to take a hard look at the path Wisconsin and 260-pound Jun general In- the flatters; and Winter Park High in a the line behind Wyoming star who led ey peacef ul protest. The we are profusion of pacts, trade missions and ipectacles have, the nation in three games but trails in the ,~ 1)), UCIA 23-10 in the Rose tAgable people to do it." Ei&son of Nlimis.%ippi State, to fullback I.a%%Ten(, y were mowed down by Red 4 in recent years, produced four I lave Dickson. honorary coach preliminary gaine at 6:30 p.m. traveling with out Scviet advt'rsarjes, e Gaines, 231, passing this .season. times as Army border guards of diplomatic bonhomie, to the tightenIng of the on the pretext that they Crtaln1y, we support policies that seek a Kremlin sq'ews many subs and surface combatants as we have, on the peoples of Eastern They are prxludng were trying to flee to China. reduc'ti',n in ter,.sions, We also appreciate 70 per cent more tactical Europe and th e &vic Union. And at Karaganter, wh aircraft. In ground forces equipment, it Is a Secretary of State Henry KLvdr en laborers at a In return I'm this, we were told,a new spirit of production ratio of seven take advantage of the opportunities for metalurgic&l factory building site were driven cooperation and exchange would flow, acby hunger to riot, no "What we have l a flight from reality," mane'jye- created by the Slno-S, mediator or bread was split And cornpanied by a gradual liberalization of life provided, Th e protest was Immediately crushed ., -9 of course, detente is pleferaj)k to nuclear There is no sadder illustration of this flight by Soviet tanks, artillery behind the Iron Curtain, But this has rot S 9 come to from reality than America's inability to keep a siackie, and helicopters. 9 At the tilli p it never eve I played against him, "71iis clear, cold eye focum d on the witure of Sovict Rut the lessons o the past should have put our By NIUNRAY 011I)ERMAN But far inore li6ificant than the occasional Canton, O., ,Ind every one of I~llt t he quest for recognition lit, o%% ns .I I su(cc~.sful Instead , we sce a step-up of Soviet repression rule. A i .. ''Van l3rockill) 11kcd to plot tx, intermptCd. "O.K., Francis, II Our iIIUcal leaders, reang kid'll never last untru than tvo occurred to 'l'arkcnton that lie (heuii frouti Sammy Baugh to has been ScnIces The Herald numachimie.giianings is the pervasive, aimost perhaps grating. ulating euphoria., at home, an increased exploitati management consultant one man against the other," Dial's enough." had set a new mark. M Of Eastern the pendulum aspect of American or three years.' Kiss*er has dwvfn us too many bear hugs, Otto Graham to V.A. Tittle IV i "Now l'rii the greatest," he company. He is probably a remembers Francis, "and I mass universal silence among the Soviet masses. So ) 0 lie's perceptive and lucid and Europe. a renewed pressure aftned at the an. txsychology. have promoted an intagery that conditioned b y six decades of tyranny are they "Well, not inany players have . MINNEAPOLIS,Minn — The, "We were in a two-minute has been surpas,sed in passing sa%s clinking glasses and smilmg co,nonuts cynic-illy. "When your shade more stable emotionally. %%ouldn't .stand for it. I've he's immodest enough to nexation of Yugoslavia, a revived emphasis on disarms us into regarding the Commurdst3 as that only unbearable hunger memory is pungent when the played 15 yrars at the age of offense," mys Fran, "and I had productiveity by Tarkenton. tew 'n is 10-0. it produces the And he dom. n't have bid knees. always said the mark of a pro acknowledgle that provokes mass . revOlutimarY actlun in the West itself and an not much (fifferent from owselves, except 35. " a couple of plays on my mind psyche is fragile. Francis fooftll is a " protests. Individual dUiaide States has in recent years surr JereJ many nts, Such ,J'' fm a ambitious drive to take over Angola as part unbreakaBy the end of next season, if whole quarterback syndrome. quarterback is when he has the game of goals. of a piiliarity of political dogma here and there, We gianta as Solzhenitsyn and Sahkarov - Marinaro, coming back to ' was senAsbw-y Tarkenton advantages. We have pernijtted our mWtary Few quarterbacks of his ability to And no player-- repeat NO wider wbeme to recolmize Africa under the the lie stays healthy (and I'm no better than I wa back , tell his coach to posture to sag daeroy sititH early In his in-ofessional has ever fto%-n as many huddle, had to jab him and say, But meanwhile, our intelligence agents ha.,e rare. from sçerority ha mmer and sickle, A do have -areer ambitions, ng with 'bleep' off. The coach really Tarkenton has never missed a been gathering data, which shows the unbk ncm. football career by a reputation pa es, or completed as many. little challenge to their inwants en A tomb-like silence, most heroic feat in football was so And thro,ughout the period of detente, a mighty game because of injury), a quartertxick to be a bu t I don't think of them," he the Obedient listiessness, -- overall Inferiority. record, Congratulations," cunlbenC). scrambler as a harwu scarwu lie started V his first st Soon he'll 1101(1 the record for Soviet arms buildup has been go on, says. "They'll come if not this and-up, take-charge guy." Francis will hold every major quarterbacking that 1970 team stretdiing from the Utic Sea to the Sea Of It will Francis has always been game as ;I Viking in 1961. lion eager to get cut of his protective touchdown passes, too. . Japan betokens the most fearful We'~a"'e Accepted the short Vnd of the sbck in continue, moreover, under the new five-year followed these reports over the years, a 9-5 record." lifctitn.~ passing reord listed in to There was crime of !nIn appreciated as a smart and glib t - --amop, anPs liulitAtIoris. We have balW out the * pocket, a guy who'd make the n, with its emphgsb on heavy irdustily over Khrush v S an Incident, for example, from ar#4 116 3LKX*33M. By Joining utter With the (;iants. from 1967 Vander Kelen supplanted him charmiung, persuasive. During satisfaction t'i me to find myself rutWesmss h Record Manual. vhe - fim when FAhos at Yakuts Kremlin The completion record was aml nimble quarterback. But aie NFL spectacular play and then turn from repeated agricultural eon*j through 1971, he went head-to. for it couple of games for the his Giant period, before the UP there among the greatest. k to tl~e reprezMve devices of Modem technology f were contaminated with radiation ciata strophes at the cost of irJUtL,w our own fw,A around and give up 25 yaeds. achieved by the feisty quar. a pure pas.ser" N ever. "Almost and communications, they from Soviet "The data I'm producing," Ile head with Joe Namath for Vikes in the inid-1960s. Bob Vikings retrieved hini in 1972, S-unmy Bough was mv hero have largely sucJames Schlesinger, the savvy former If-&-ni)b tests. Thc. ('01"I'llissan, They also said he'd have a terbark of the Minnesota DO one has ever called me a says boldly, "will Justify the quarterback not %anting the ceeded in imposi 9 a slave itnentality on a whole acclaim in Ilerryplayedafullgamnein 1966 he collaborated with me for ''' I was a kid living in price's. We have given the Soviets valuable DefenseSecre', paints thIspic. "Weasa word to spread, simply had them slaugh, people. at s gore ; __ wrong, Charlie? Why haven't we Vikings near halftime of a great passer." he says wist- fact !hot either I'm the great": Manhattan. Fran carries no which was televised ba economic credits and h oIogktow k0w In the short career became of naUn are Indulgent, In an ostrich syndrome, in ck ot threc years on a weekly column been able to rocive 311 the world's problems like More recent reports fully. Oh, maybe his wife, big, recent effort against the San against risks he iook how the isser ever traditi or In the top Ii 1'e," traumatic return for toum Of Nttering ballArinas and Jolly but)-ini of on scars from the ex- Fran's home town of Atlanta, for NEA during the football high school and college, Johnny g our heads in the und and rwt obsening So we learn once again that all our I ;W,- 0 rI ~ ~-ry t:,) -11 Yakutsk contitiue3. Near the Diego Chargers, lie had just Elaine, and their kids have. smiles and puIng linemen. It's unusual for Francis, with pirienco, lie IsJust as secure as and the slight led to his what is going on. final season, On Sunday night, Fran Unitas was incomparable, the be`r' an`_C1dneS`e favors wOn't melt the icetx.rg. But how the border, a gmup of Umber wo S' And we hae comnpromi.sed our honor by Thiere are nhw quarterbacks his a. stute sense of public Namath financially — "I'll never f,)rget Gino thrown the 2,831st successful rkers, provoked by iceberg had gro ' "The Soviets save mrnTt'ased their military hunger, marched into It's not break with Coach Norm Van wcAdd be told, --Let's discuss greatest, .. Ule was the bug nuts." wn and how we have shrunk the nearest tow,, in a Marchettl," recalls Francis, pass of his career. a four-yard enshrined in the ProfeMional relations, to put himself out on a generally known Fran was the Brocklin and the demand he be tact wi' realireti th ses this wo play action pas .ek." So. idiomatically, is Fran Football hail of F'aune at ' - :'dicting after the first time swing pass to Ed Marinaro. limb of personal achievement, first $100,000 quarterback, and traded (to New York), Thirty minutes later, he would Tarkenton, at last .... '•. - - •-" - ______ __ ____________ _______ ,_ i:" - ______ _____ •-" - - - Ak - ______ at i scue Last Hurrah ,'' - ____ a e ', No. ______ _-_---._ - ' Yea r's F ' J - ______ - ___ t - _____ --- - ____ ' __ of of HAROLD BLUMENFIELD . I Senior Revolt Needed •, P/a I es Blocking ast's Woe; ot ack Of Backs • • - i 17. '''' R JACK ANDERSCN ' ' BERRY'S WORLD I 7i I . Hard Look Needed AtSovief Opponents He Wouldn't Las ' - - -L . I1. '.'p i 'i, :,, t'i. ,j : - ;.t'i ., - .' \W �- - V - - - - - - - - - _____________________________________________________________________________ V 6A- Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Super I (WAY Bowl Picture Down To RE 744,f5 61 z'aU8e Pc'ff Ni*tty-Grit-ty 4-Personals 'f at St e elers 6'f7' Cowboys Try Rope Rams To S L (All) To demngl) out of reach. sear. Other teams go IA)S AM1l'J.Fs (APi and solid defense Sunday in the r Oakland owner Al DavisOh one f these da) s While the Is Angeles coach i e II town V, ft in it uvcry ' (buck hi s.i s Ia W ill Ii i e I )aIl,is I s Angele t } s duel for the i s conc erned with Dallas' it, U httsburgh Steelers in the thing." Davis said casUntil Sunday though, the lots to think about when the National Football Conference unorth xlox shotgun offensive huJd sit on the bench for the ually. But we're proud of our Oakland l*'avado is slightly shotgun-toting Cowbo try to championship ;nd a Super Bowl set, he says he is worried more hail of the American record. We've stayed up every subdue(l, shoot holes in time Rains' rock- berth. ball ( onferenee title game Sunabout the people running the day Just to make it a fair shotgun than the formation itmatch. SCII. I had one injury "Dallas has many offensive up - trouble." This approach is contrast to prcgzunc ba nter be fore 1,at n Qu ts Co a Cfl -- k i n n S c t ti1 u C ho "A - - Rai der ('oath John Madden st then that the O bath is the kind of quarterback Oakland3,4CAONIOP CINCINNATI tAP - Paul l.Cigut Mimi p Super '.hoidds an extra dimension s lix Bro'.'.n, I1rLJ to x blossoming Into i an o National 1k nntinucd his success in him your " real bowl for superstars and the Football League coaches whose the FL arld only once i n l4itiiinp the 'mine had Bowl contender l hi 4X545 k' 13 Pa&, XNI him by. Brown stayed back Ken nditti-sot remark not onl% fired t1k, success (luring a 41-year career )cars (lid 1A 11r /IVThe Rams should remember lie have a losing sea. from tile pro ganw for Steelcirs but irritated unflap- served s a hallmark of ex. son wNli, lie won I natio ;ro,05 If nal title while Stubat h-lo-Pearson. That coching the likes of five years before I)e pable Coach Chuck Noll. seize , (I a c( c1ling t Ohio State from combintion clicked (in cellence, resigned nursday as quarterback Otto 7D 5MY full. chancit to return and fashion I "I think we'll have something the head coach of the Cincinnati Nick arion ;I n Ill inlit, tout-11 It mm t Ia tmnerguii' lh Noll re tht ii had suet t Ht n,als ith the (,u 4i .1 a s to lopplo \Imnnesota NI Iall-trime ILshmni' k lilt f sponded HlsSteelersncnton to lakes Na'.aI Training Center 1711 last Suda'. but it wasn't 'It c unfortunate said Ben Jun Bro'.'.n beat Oakland 24-13. his retirement i Milli before forming the tile first time th' gals light end Bob Trump)-. Ills most bitter moment e duo had ended The kind of bra- ,Ile*s the last of the old lint &nt..a1s 'ppe4ir Ifrowns in 1946 s hopes for Super tade that inspires the roaches George Ihias is gone Io'.'.l trip. I' K ti' lion is part of the Noll game Vince Lombardi Is gone and Two )ears ago, Staubach hit plan now Paul Brown" Scouts Pearson with fourVi-quarter oac Insulted By Flyers , l mlilbto In a nhue suilnm the Super Bowl before the 16 decIsion over 14)5 Angeles in Ih 11W ( tTF I) I RLSs- (it'. tmpt', nit negating in'. season starts I always thought dtnness shocked both his playbum Rl.don opened the F1'. th4m'm t of a tie and sealing the mrs scoring '.'.ith 11 seconds re- the first round of the playoffs. rhy play the games ers and assistant coaches, said It '.'.a.sn I the lus, that in it And in the opening game of When people stand up and that he was retaining his posi lured to BepGuidolin As coach triuflipn in4iininj in the period the 1975 season the Staubach they re the best that adds fuel hon as the team's general man of the second sear Kansas Cit'. F 1st'.'. hert so (lie National 1'. ins Lit) got goals from Will led lo'.'.Ix)'.s handed the Rams to the fire," 'soil ager and named assistant Bill Scouts, he had seen more thinIlodce'. l.c.igue the Los Ane i'.iitment and (harron an 18-7 setback And Davis has apparentl) Johnson as his Successor Its Kings outscored tix. Buffalo his share kings 9 Sabres 6 11 the phi) of the Rains' d d no inkling of his delearned the oll le&-,on of tile ind the Toronto Butch Gorin~, , scored three It %`tas t1w team's 12-2 season een nic sh(m)t Owl tight lip. Not willing to trigger cismon," said center Bob John- that. 11i was insulted - en- M.iplt' I.ca(s downed (1w Calt- mo.mls, one of them six-goal is any indication, however, the 11% THE. SSO( IATED 1111F_S John Johnson has something '.'.ay before," a itiodest Johnson any short fuse in the Steelers, on, who was the first player raged -- hv the Philadelphia fornia Seals 5.1. In the World secondperiod.,risti )e Kinj%took Cowboys won't find points easy to bthappy about. having gotsadfter thet victory. "It feels ti'. Association, the Calga- ,m he is much more conciliatory draft ed by Brown w hen he took Flyers, One nf his solid 5-1 lead but san the Sabres to come by this time around, to ten the a good good, real good. This was a big this '.•r. the newly-organized Ben- players, left wing Guy Charron, ry Cowboys topped the Edmon- pull within -6 before pulling The Rani defense gave up start in leading the gals in ton oil I Just kind of got 1967. "lie was one of the rs 51. "We always thought Miami ilwy gain. suffered a stick cut over his e Don Saleski and Hick founding fathers of football. He right was the best team in the last Maple Leafs S. Seals I the last minute of play, and only one team the former teammates, the PortIn the onl) other yews, but now I'm not sw c. if Aus one Oi the shaping torces in pla% and required stitches. ec- McLet n scored second-peri(A Right wing Lanny cDonald 1969 Vikings'%%ith 133 - had land Tril Blzers. Thursda% night. the the Steelers aren't better u'. the National Football League onds later Craig Patrick was gods two minutes apart to scored and added an as- given up less. V When the Rockets have Washington Bullets recorded a break I iand was," offered the flam. and will probably continue it. high-sticked by Ed V. 1-1 tie. then sist to pace Toronto past Cali-tit lin And in the Rains' latest out- reeded -JJ.%s hich hasn't been 114-10.1 victor)- over tile Phoenix . bo)ant Raider managing lie won't stop oaltender [lobby T forni4m y. needed stitches •iml may have d( lphi.i g rn g, the playof f opener with St this National Basketball Suns mm American Basketball survived Ille last-minute ral partner in an inteniew Cintiboys 5, Oilers I ng poesnian Saiu Louis last Saturday. die Los Association season. tile &foot-7 A&%cilion took the night off. bunch of Kansas City rush to lead the with a Post-Gazette reporter. Brown w ho was named to the Thes Hon Chipperfield scored Angeles defense picked off forward has been there for F13 -ers pi st the scouts. Bill Walton s driving layup "They've got a tremendous Pro Football flail of Fam tip what proved to in hatchets," the fuming Guidolin three Jim [fart psses, returnCoach John Egan. Thursd.ay had given Portland it IM-98 lead la'.lor ni4ii,g his first ip advantage at home and they said after the 4 2 defeat '. ttu be the game winner for ing two for touehejowns in the on night he scored 22 points. 14 of with 3 12 left Then Johnson hit pearance Gi L!:r season after Calgary. Co%vtx)),s Goalie Don know it he adcl~d, also failing the Wes, Coast an I .1,S-23 triumph over the Cardi- them in the final period. to give I pair of free thros, Joe Stephenson started the MCLVXI picked up his seventh muds to mention that the Raiders elaborate hi reasons for to kill somebod) with their Wayne Houston a 110-107 triumph first 35 gaines. stopped 17 shots assist lit the year on nother \ters'.'.t,mthcr tat a basket and beat the Steelers 1741 thp la_,! 3, Mulls detefiNive coordinator Johrmn has had three good Johnson connected twice more time they visited Three Rivers Hengals to an 31-3 season their about getting penalties. RayMalavasi explains the games in a row for us, said to put houston ahead to stay Stadium. "What we need is a couple of most successful sason 'sin team's opportunistic defensive Coach Egan after the victory. ntiile Portland missed : Noll remains unnervingly their inception eight y in here to do the same go play as "anticipation:' "There have been periods shots in a row, cool abotit Sunday's match. thing, just like they Wd. However the 67--old ear "We don't know what's earn- %%here he tuasn't played much Wilton. in his second appear"It's a fun 9aznL-Qur guys . . ought to bring in a couple of had 'always -- y yj ing all the time with a team like and I've asked him to work ex- ant-v being sidelined with OUS like to play fun games." he brushed aside questions of r- butchers who can't even skate Tiiiie is running 'mut to i aLs offering a chance for I)allas," Malavasi said. "We Ira hard on his own to keep in wrist and finger injuries, hit 13 says, even as his rival prom' Otes firement. but just siving their sticks at register for the Sanford children to become acquainted can guess. through scouting toil shaiv. lie is a pro arxi he of 23 front tile field and finished him for a Pro Bowl coaching everybody in the league and It) Department's win reports and atistics that on a has done it." with the bask's of gymnastics the game with 30 spot. ha'.e to chop their heads off" ter activities. Two classes one for 6 to 10certain down they'll be in this sai Lack of playing time is what d Bud'. Tomjano'.ich also many times." he said last "Chuck's got more guys theiii Bep Guidolin had finished. INvo eight-week adult tleginled to Johnson's lilid-Novelilber s(,ortxl* 22 for llotistt)n. anti one for 11 to 14- formation and might run this than anybody else m 10) so it just winter. "I'll continue coaching his team had played to the best ncr tennis classes are offered '.ear-olds, are scheduled for play but we're not positive, trade froim, Portland br forBullets 114, Suns 103 for him to coach the as long as It doesn't weigh too of Its ability, outithot the Flyers starting Monday. Both morning afternoons at Lakeview Middle we're anticipating." '.'.ard-center Steve Ilawes. But There was a similar situation 39-34, failing to heavily.and even had a threeman and afternoon classes are S4 -hool. Knox said Cowboys are a Coach Len Wilken.s of the Trail in l.andovrr. Md., as lightly. mention that the coaching job The soft-spoke: Brown con- advantage in the last minute slated at Fort Mellon Park. veteran team. "01 their Blazers, who blew a five-point wsed Leonard "Truck" Robin. goes to the low of the AFC tide cluded his 41st year of coaching when two Philadelphia skaters This is a low-pressure, strictlyFor additional information oil starters, 21 are veterans. 14 of lead in the closing three minson fled his 21-point career high game with a total record of 351 sic- were penalizedand goalie beginner class these programs contact themguys who played in the utes found kind words for Ins neirl'. 11 points above his But Davis' "Alas, poor me" tories, 133 losses and 16 ties, in- Denis Herron had been pulled Also scheduled is a Tuesday Stephanie Englehardt at fly Super Bowl," Knox said, former co-worker, average in leading Washingapproach to Sunday's in- eluding a professional mark of from his net. and Thursday morning ladies Recreation Department. The Cowboys bring a 10-4 "JJ hit somc fine clutch shots ton Phoenix, stallment in one of the most in- 213-114-10 and NFL tides in But the Flyers' Bill Barber slininasti" class. Registration for these three record into the game, a sellout on us there at the end, Wilkens 1950, 1954 and 1955 "I got a chance to play a little tense league rivalries does not skimmed a shot Into Kansas Time Recreation Department classes doses Jilin. 9 that will benationally televised said more when F kin (lla)esI hurt Jibe with the facts In his first 10 seasons as a o h is rwck ' ix. said Da got "lore oru. Davis vis has built an organ- roach, he won a league o involved in the and Ization that has the best record tile every year. ahk' to get some good shots." in pro foot ba ll over the past 12 fie carved his nitch in profesThe t;-foot-7, second-year for)Cars. The R.aides used one sional football by fashioning the '.iriI from Tennessee State was season to rebuild and have ('leseland Browns Into a powhigh scorer for the Bullets, who since won their division. erhouse in the old All-Amler' I 60, 6 60. 3 20 2 E c Nsno Ok ok i (3 i, had six players in double figFOURTH 5-16, M: But the Raiders have only Football conference I R's ven JOI!4IOI The rIO DasKergj, 100 370 3 (Ody Ue,tia (5) 3 SO Q lure 2 Mary Pirn 3 8atmôn s tires. I1aes and Wes Unseld made it to the Super Bowl once 40 s 00.3 Plc.ra Gray (I) 6 0615760 P (631 Ill 40 Bi g 0 (2 5 Browns won 52 lost only four Sp'do 1 Bannorstone, S INC.6 Q a 20, 1 12)1) 3560 32.S6 4uuti huI 18 Phil tix.nier had NBA ORLANDO-SEMINOLE and Super Bowl 11 was a 33-14 with All 3) $8 80. (2 S with all 6) loss to Green Bay. 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Ogui:a Qu'ola 7 (3) 3 60 3 50 3 Negu' Miguel (2) 3 Ooston at Seattle Bootie Oil) S H C t Harry 6 Q (35) $700 P (11111120101 3204 xdnts Dick Van Arsdale added NINTH - 5-16, C: I B&WS (S) Urra Lenit. S. Larri Okokl, 6 Eddy 73190 Buffalo tit New York 21. Roots. I Apollo Go - - - _ - - - - brov.n, ' - s-c - first _--- (, H ouston 6-ChlKI Care '.'.in for are - - I - -n - - . -- ears just us. 9—Good I Things to Eat $15 EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow five Oranges. Grapefruit. Tangerines Tangelos and Lemons P. U. HutthisOn. 3271051 Davis, AT 322- 2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS IS4$PARK - - Saleslady- Experienced in ladles' ready to wear. Apply in person only. No phone calls P0 Jays. 215 770 E. is? St Sanford l = - Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere r was SCOREBOARI) Nurses, RN's; LPN's; Aides, Aide Companion; Needed Immediately, 62$ 063.6 4 V , L Wanted for Immediate employment by established lOtCI firm, Office secretary to meet public. type, file, etc. Mutt be pleasant, neat and accurate with spelling, figures and typing, 10 hour week. Send resume to Box SN C 0 The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Ffa., 37771. Jay, , V ' B - . ;.$ .. Kansas City at New Orleans Philadelphia at Washington Houston at Milwaukee Los Angieles at Gol4on State flotn at Poriland -. IN - E BRI F - •'7 - i t ABA Thursday's Games Clark To Sai j_f "r NO gamrs %checuled Virginia at Kentucky ,• .. . ______________ - T. ar age, , .4 - . 'fji'qr -" - , ays v/tier tu York a? Indiana -entUtky at San Antonio 5? Louis a? Den ver Pi- , NEV ORLEANS tAPs WDSU-'IV Said Thursday night it had learned that Monte Clark, offensive coot. SUMayS Games head coach of the New Orleans Saints 4 1 , I San Antonio at New York Indienj at Denver Saturday's Games That's garbage,"sasn,s vice-president Harry Hulmes 'oh Iii i ited Prts mmnuti s after the tikt.&st Pro Hockey - • _______ ---. NHL h1onte is an excellent coach and he's one o( a number iif coaches under consideration," Huirnes said. "But we just haven't made made up our min& yet-" — ------ 0wch flank Strain had an inside track on the Toda y' s Low% at Atlanta California of Washington Saturday's Games a report Celayc Ramon it). THIRD -1 Oguia Arena 2 Ice 710 650 3 Santt Aguirre II) 710 IPnIZ 3 E ddy Okoki I Echano 0 IS 6). 83 40, P to Si 27530 Juan. 5 7 Larri SIXTHAan:nei:ma 1 Quick Offer S ii 5 Crater a Becky Shan 7 Be Selec tive, • AIqd, FOURTH 1 Domingo Bengoa, 7 Ba re Elorza, 3 Cacho Perez. I II 1 1 lapping Lo.sie,7 Win Hana, 3 Fancy Flille; 1 K's I3cta, S Brother MIne, 6, Astro Heim. 7 J F 's Top Job; I My urza - , FIFTH- I r 6 7 60; 3 Cacho Sanchep (7). 370; 0 116) 3210: p ttoi 11130 SEVENTH- I. Aldana Betia 16) 10 00 5 60, 1 60; 7 Eddy leni: (2), E(PIIVC, S Arecha Sanc'e:, Alave Javl, If I 80 I 00, I UfZat Okoki (A), 5 20. Q Rilbaci Miguel. 7 FIFTH - 1. Erdo:. Aguirre, 7. EIGHTH- I Chucho Mentha () Sale Miguel.3 Ceiaya Echve 4 1900 670 I 20 7 Sanlh larrea Santi Mvguer:a. S Chucho Ramon, 720. 510. ) Manofo Ramon 6 Maruritienqoa, 1. Manolo 4 70 0 (6 II 19.50; P (6$) 151 50 Larrea, $ 1-erminMencha NINTH- 1 Attu (II, 1570, 1350. SIXTH - 1. Barre Bengoa. 7. 640,7 Zarre(3), 10 SO, $160. 3 Alp, Cacho Sanchez. 3. ArechaEchaye, (7). 1C) 0 (13) 1770; P II)) 1. Domingo JavI. S. Oguiza Miguel, 176 60 j, SEVENTH -1 EchanoOkoki 7 (i) 130 0 (II) 11.40.P (Il) D'nilnqn Lentz, 3 Ice mv. I Eddy 21060 00 (III 30310 F P,t AlLc,di 6 Ur:a ELEVENTH-I Menoto Juan (6) Beitia, 7. A.'cliiina Ptrci. I Lafri is so. Sao, 4 oo~ 2 (rdois Zrre (5). Afana EIGHTH I Manolo Juan, 2 (56175 60, P 116 5) 11$ 70 Sala Menchs. 3 Ftfmin Attu, A TWELFTH- Ir Sala &JVQUrr1a Chigho Aguirre. S Alava Larrea, 6. (2) 1010. I 10. 5 40, 2. Fermin Attu $anti A 1pi, 7. Marurl Ramon, Ill, (4), 6 20, 4 70. 3 Chucho Aipi 11). Celaya MuQuerza - Cindy NINTH - SA6, C: I Montague There's Nothing $ IS B I Bud t Co Go (5)350.760,300,2 Wcneso o6)S6O 0O7,U%tvlteUterm1 - 6) 3171 ELEVENTH -S-IS A'1 Where (2) 10 50. 420. 7 JO, Jangles (3) S 70. 360, 3 Andy Over Like Regardless of experience, air. mail; G. ,l, Pate, Pri's., Texas Refinery Corp. Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. THE BEST 0 G I Electric H C s Delight; S Chrome Charger; W.ltOw,n 7 Fans Down; $ lustre Eckert, TWELFTH Violence I?) 3 50 370 Of Hope II) 580 400 TENTH - S-IS, A; I Berkle y (4) 360, 0(1 2)1560. kalGu 2 Ks May Oct. 3 GOing Easy. I Sam Leonard; S Money A '557 Ha die Maze, 6 Gold Ore. 7 Mixer B 5 V E a sy Motion - . , C I Ultra 300 7 3 Daisy TI? II) 60 10. -- $157 793 5 - - r rnerson, M ayer in xe Mi d n Wi DALLAS - Australian Roy Emerson and Carrie Mayer of Indianapolis defeated Owen Davidson of Ausfra1i and Ileti) Stove of The Netherlands 6-4, 6-2 in the match of the $80,000 World Mixed Doubles Tennis 7 M'nntofa -' It I icosewoii in A A •t• ifi I l ussie Sem na s - at SI touts W"A Toda sOames opening (flmf)I1ifl'hJp 2' Denrr at (.n(,nflàlj Quet* at Cleveland Calgary Edmonton T ns aaToronto Satrjy $ Games rJ Au.ti-dhla S - Ph.la.jeiphsa at Patf'..),ggt, A?ljrta at Kansas City Wahingon at Montreal Detroit as TOfOflIØ Bothcsi of Los Angeles HEAT PUMP CALL PLUMBING & HEATING INC. 107 S. Sanford 3224567 Stenstrom Realty 4 Home of OPP Warranted bme5 Daisy. 8 Oct, s I 'nt TWELFTH - ?-I&. C: I pla y &je defeated countryman ik*wall Brad L)rewett 6-4 3-6 6.2, 8-2 to hen ,it f,'inrp anarc li .en Diego a' Cincinnati Ckrc)and at New England (6) new, or experienced liC,nsid Real Estate Associates to help service our ERA Sellers and Buyers! THURSDAY NIGHT at Houston - 79 20. 11 SECOND- Ill 00 Mirwolb Pflife. 6 R's Chinaman, 7 I Urt/.'ana (6) Ken S Montague 'egard Kay, We offer continuous monthly fralning programs for all our ASsociates, and the very latest In Real Etate oriented equlpmentt - $16 A. 1 Pra,I ' Call Herb Stenstrom for a confidentiöl ,nterview, and become a# member of our 1976 ERA learnt 1:45 Call Sanfu€d's Sales Leader •3 Trifecta Races •Big Perfecta • REALTORS Ladles Nite JAflF()RD I MIS 2S PARK • A LITTLE 5t-LtTL'.',''.P4 IN PP IN That's ô CIassife' Ad' TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs mature person M F for short trIps - RESERVATIONS: 831-~600 iO4-tit uf4ff oIS ' - - Contact Customers We train Write T. M. Pros Southwestern Dick, Petroleum, Ft Worth, Tex surrounding Sanford • E.O.E. V_ Parts 17 Toyota Corona. 1 owner, radio, Or idded, needs tune up. 5450. 37) OppotuT __. -. - ish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND Reconditioned t3alterics, 5,12,95 35-Mbile Home Lots E AND ELEGANCE; A gracious )ld home with all the modern :onv,oiences. 3 Bedroom. 7"i b. II) name with slate roof, Ranme. 'efrigerator, dishwasher, Co KOVE ESTATES- -- New. Swim, fish, boat, clubhouse, $50 mo. Free literature. P.O Box 10, Osteen, F l,j 3'i76.4 322 6077 actor, drapes, new central h an md air. In one of Sanford's fi,ncr STORING IT MAKES WAITESELLING IT MAKES CASH. MLS PLAL. TOPS PLACE A CLASSI F lED AD NOW, Call 3222611 or 511 9993 31usiness Property 60OSq F) Shop Srace lOON Maple 321 $371 or 322 M20 Commercial Building 7 Offices attached Warehouse truck height I arge fenced outside storage Central localon Call W. Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107W commercial Sanford Phone 327 7411 321.0041 c PLEX- 2 bedroom concrete lock, ex c ellent condition; no city by owner 3226670 C ACIOUS 7 Story, Executive I edroom, 2' baths, Choice lyllwilde section FascinatIng 30 30' family room. with fireplace -1k Harold Hall Realty REAL 10ff 31) 5771 riechanical. Inspected Nov. New xht"jst system, new bucket seats, 76-....4l,&otorcycles ___________________________ 323 60.51 or 373 0517 eveS ow radio, new, front wheel 1971 Honda CL 200, like new Luggage rack. Best offer Phone327.7539 ____ ' 81-Aviation Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323- 1866 ttain auto pilot with radio tractor W Cessna 1$2E to K model, new IS77 HONDA 3SOCHOPPER 195. Radio couplers in Stock for onneys and Beecttcraff. Corn Excellent Condition. 5.475 Phone 373 9025 - left aircraft instrument and auto 'lob servit and ales. Florida ircraft Instrument Inc., 322 1913 Honda, CVCC, 7,100 miles, I mat old, $7,900, 373571$ after 6, CASH 322-4132 JANUARY For used furniture, appliances. tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. terry's Mart. 71'. Sanford Ave Classified Ad DAVES'37393?0 , uvarl,CO no buy o used office turnture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cesse(berry, Hwy. 17-92. $30 1706 or Paying for someone else's building JOHNNY WALKER GENERAl. CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC Country Club Corp. 322-6457 ___________________________ _________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' ______ __ Merchandise -----V--V.-- 10-Swap& Trade 322-6457 _____________________ 50-1iiscel1aneous - CHULUOTA- 2 BR. 2 baths, Fla. rm,. kit equipped, carpet, air. heat. drapes, laundry rm tool hOute, cornet fenced lot, citrus, — REALTOR pIEw YEAR ! NEW PRICE I want c, bargain? Big I bedroom. 3 bath, central heat & ai r. Lake Mary. Reduced $3,900 to tjo,000, or bike ,,,, everywhere. I., C. "'" Movleland Drive in Theatre, South 17.97. Phone 3221216. 71—Antiques 327-5627 Ocala Antique Show Jan. 4, 5,6 Citz Auditorium Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation 3 Floor Stripping & Waxing. Residential & businesses. Free ,_ "' 322261 1 OF 831-9993 Classified Adv. Dept. .. estimates. Blitz Clean 37) 5954, MINI FARM AUCTION Friday, Jan. 9, 11 A.M. 71.. Acres. neat, 2 bedroom. 1 bath home, 3 fenced pastures Ne-w barn. 526.900 24 Hrs. 2017 S FRENCH (HWY 11 92) BUSINESS DIRECTORY N'w Seller every hour. Have Pad up to 16 truck loads to se ll. This auction for people who want to save or make money. We sell by EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU onHighwayu- Sanlcx-d (Behind Auction Galleries) FREE GIFTWRAPPING-All Baby — Air Conditioning Central Heat & Air Conditioning For, free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771. 78a)mliawatha Ph, 327-1301 ________________ —. Beauty Care .. 51-Household Goods ------ _______ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON S PC. gold sectional and 2 walnut -end (formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook) 519 E First. 377 5712 tables with drawer's, good dition 377.6017 Stenstrom Realty Homi' Cl IU"P ','.,r,antt-d Homes NEED EXTRA LARGE FAMILY ROOM? This one has been drastically reduced to $3,000 below FHA appraisal for a quick sale, Carpeting, range and lots more, All for 173.900. EXECUTIVE LIVING' 3 Bedroom home, central heat air, kitchen Land Clearing Pressure Cleaning — Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns PAY TOWS CHI LDR EN'S WEAR - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil. 332.5943 4L) Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging. Housetrailers stored I, moved 377 9117 or $ 31 1195. Office Machines ' OU1tIl • • Hauling ________________________ equipped, breakfast bar, carpoling, nicely landscaped and in Downtown 307 E. Itt St. 3n 9411 excellent condition. Price reduced to 137,500. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St. 377723$ DOLL HOUSE IN COUNTRY We Buy Furniture CLUB- NIcCly paneled family -_____________________ room, drapes, range, refrigerator, - --.___________________ . LIGHT HAULING, junk 1 trash Will Haul Anytime 322242O MIS 2565 PARK ANYTIME - - ' . eneva - - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROMTODAY'SWANTADS! KENMORE WASHER.part$, I I Large OR UNFURNISHED 125 ' NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. 3 Mo. 1 YearLeases Hwy. 17.92 Across Jk11J1IOkh Custom Work 1 & 2 FURNISHED E(AjTOQS Home Improvements Licensed. Fr" estimate 373 6031 APARTMENTS ( Interior, Exterior Plastering. Plaster Patching & simulated TOWNHOUSES 3222090 A1tert1on Dressmaking, ladies', men's, children's Drape's, Qvi;, 2562 Park Drive 3221863 — _______ WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad the Evening Herald today. in Pet Care Upholstering. Donna Canada 3770707 Upholstering Qualt,' uphCls'er nO Free pck up ft. delivery Call br free etimnate. 201 E. COmmercial, 37341,) ___ PET REST INtl toardncj & Groomn Ph 3.,'2 40 37 , br & stone specialty 322 2710 Photography Wall Papering ProfessIonal Wallpaper Hanger Licensed ResIctentiat, Commercial FreeEslimtesph3776171 I'holoqraphy by .%'unSc.n Cockayne Fine wetiJng ç4iotos reasonably pv'ceti Phone 373635$ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER r- Well Drilling PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call______________________ Phil Gonzalez 3OS 323 Plumbing If you Uo't bliCYe that want ads bring try one, and lilifen to vV J KING P'urnb.ng Supplies-- your phone ring Dial 377 7611 or Fixtures Water Pleat,q. 1a.m. 10 5)) 979) i 'it lhJu Sal 2331 S Park Drive 373 5.6'2 - -S#s-j Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions. 2 BEDROOM Professionally Aianaqed :iDNtkUL ___ [enD ?S- STUDIO I,?, 3 BEDROOM SUITES SANFORD shingles Aft work guaranteed BROGD(N ROOFING 32) 47)3 - APT PROWN PE5 Air Corxitonng. 312 f317 I ner Luxury Patio Apartments 1505 W. 25th St. Oil Burner Cleaning 1. Service, 21 Hour Service Dykes Hea'ing & _______ _________- Roofing And Carpentry Repar Free estimates CaIl,73 6769 Sewing - Gardens FROM Heaters Cleaned. all maks 15 yearsexpetience. Paul Miller, 372 $790. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0667 _________ - Roofing Exper t roof repairs, flat roots or • service, used machines REALTORS DRIVE IN TV SERVICE - Fast Service 702 Live Oak BIvi Catselberry Phone 131 9411 Pest Control I Heater C1eantng Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone3fl76&3 Call Sanford's Sales Leader Radio & TV Phone 373I7?3 cat in kitchen, carpeting Driveby 111 Cou,itry Club Drive and .. , compare at $18,500. Refrigerator, Dryer, - AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure Cleaning C&A BackHoe Service Burglar Alarms o, OFFICE MACHINES Singer Sale "We scrvce all makes and models" Golden Touch 'Pd Sew. $75. Touch 'N FreePlckupandDelivem'y Sew model 600. $169 50. Touch 'N Let Us Burglar Proof Your Home S,sn'ord flusinc-ssMahines 372 5005 Sew model 75$, over $500 new, Security Locks Installed balance $245; Singer Feather Phone 3771(65 Weight, $6.0; Singer with drop in p bobbin,leftforr,pars,s2a. Terms - Low as $5 per monta See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER / JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,JY the piece. dozen, gross, or truckload. All types of goods, jewelry, food items, bric -abrac, crystal. radios, S tracks, many other Items. HWY 46 FLEA MAR KET THIS HANDY MAN FIX - IT $12,000 Home has 2 OR, 1 bath and a 75'*175' lot. Call us. AT ONLY) TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Sunday&M.onday, 1pm to 9:30 p nI. Tuesday, lpm.to6p.m. Admi5Iofl, $1.50 available. Bud CabelI. 322 5052 anytime. COMMERCIAL Place your ad dnytime during January and save $1.56. A good time to sell those items that Santa replaced, .. Console stereo, AM-FM radio, good condition, $35. Misc. household goods 3237791 after 6. heat, family room. 125.200 3239410 Come browse every Sunday at the _______________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY — SELL — TRADE PEDOMETER Walk (NON Days $495 Only Anyone can be seller or a buyer No charge All admitted free - 311 315E First5t 15 WORDS 3 Hones OR LESS SWAPSHOP FLEAMART for Sale -- SWAP- 16 ft Cobla V Bottom foal for good Spinet Piano, or sell. 5375 3726623. , Vt. Unsworth Realty Reg Real Estate Broker *03W lit St 5.000 miles. Mutt sell. Assume aianceof 17.136 or payments of ANY DESCRIPTION. SANFORD AUCTION, 323 7)10 ,, From using your home 5.4,500. one 5,6.500, or we will build your home on one of thew lots for a package deal, Irge breakfast room. 3$OOsq,ft 6,900 Pontiac Lemans Sport Coupe, exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF Suites Each unit has individual entry, electric service and toilet - .... THE CONTRACT" ---- 715. -- — OWN office for 10 pct I*nrx It 14 ----------- Make your Budget go further, S"; the Classified Ads every day. .. 52—Appliances ----'--___ AT 322242O ANYTIME •Monday Matinees Begin Feb.22nd P (I 4) 97 $0 31 70 SIXTH '- six Thursdays 122 .ict. 17921127, Longwood That's Classified Ads -. Sanford's Sales Leader is in need of Nightly AL f',TAT[ 2 B edroom lurnshemj, $135 month Adu'?'. pftl(rrcd Ptc.ie 372 -0 Associates! J V Real Estate isi6nd Driller, S Douglass Ildbe, 6 Gold Medal, I J&G'S Go Girl, s Marigold Oak CallBart Realtors. 3721302. 34-h'biIe Homes ioey. BOnus. I can't refuse" Will trade neat 3 bedroom central heal and air, carpet, fenced yard home for equity In other real estate or what have you s Chico & The Man Station Wagon, brOwn mete lic, fu Ily loaded, tow mileage, $7,095 172.165) Dealer. 76—Auto Toe Good Home. Call 32 1407 Any Time Th% Is an office condominium, Call today for your appointment First rall.rs get 1st choice' of - roker owner says "Make me a deal 531 $732 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR _V OWN your S3 WYNNEWOOD — 75—Recreational Vehicles FREE- Spayed Female Dog Yes, we wi9 show you how you can WITT REALTY REAL TOP S Iiranch Otlire No 1 l2l Orlando Drve 327-1)02 373 - - 3-Bedroom frame, I bath. un furnished house In Lake Mary. Call 3236571 or 130 001). , I3ARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE 68-Wanted to Buy For Small Businessman -- '° Realty 70 Hornet. 6 cyl stand. 36.000 original m'let, 1995 Many others to choose from Hwy. 46. West Sanford self-contained, excellent con PIe. Male? yrs, Old Free To Good Home all 7171 - reom Bedroom. 1 bath, 570.000 with duren Service We Buy Furniture terms Two bedroom, kitchen equipped, 5125 per mo Call 377 4536. For Example 71 Fiat Racer 71 Duster. 6 cyl., Stand . $995 dillon, 372 7196. Pent tOur Lustre Lledric Carpet Shampooer for only 5150 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____ " - -------- I OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom $110 per month SCHUREN REALTY, og Rac ing - 7 Bedroom, kitchen equipped Fenced yard, close In Phone 3" 2217 it WALL 8:00 p.m. Matinees Wed. & Sat, REALTORS WITH GOOD CREDIT 1969 Nomad, l9"j, With air, full - OTS SUN LAND AREA - I - 1106.1)) Dell's Auction - -tsKt MAR "81VD,t70'fronta ge 115' deep on a corner site 1,166 sq. 66 44orses it of building zoned for offices. $19,900, FORREST GREENE Fforse'i for salp-?fillys,7 mare's, I INC.. REALTORS. 53 Appaloosa stallion. Best offer to (1)3. eves . ) fl 5,970 good homes. 37 3 4269 L5JI ' 2 Bedroom farm mouse with one _____ No Money Down early. HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM MR. I MRS DELL AND THE CREV 64-Equipment for Rent 46-4C0mmercia1 Property Exception Fjsta(t. Broker 3710640 Pvil 372 7741 322 0179 373.7595 Forrest Greene, Inc. ____ 91 cents ee. GardenLarid. 1400 w tst St . 373 600 ,,j &air. VA ter msavailable, New 3 bedroom, 2 bath,all electric, central heat and air. Phone 3" 2707. ModernClear, 3 bedroom homes. family room, garage, carpets fi say Alto I Irdoza S Zarre 6 AspI ? .o 14020 5 5 57 710 2 P6.1 than Pamon. I Bilbao dler (6) 1100 300 3 Amy Gbscn A 7 531 Hn1le $111 TENTH - I (I 620. Q 13 61 6000. liSa 7 Chu t'o I Sarill, I Ceiaya, S Fentn, 6 SECOND -. 3I. 0: I Si aus (1) 1650 1740 350 7 Percolator (Ii Larrea 7 Mencha I Maruri D 17,00, 4 10. 3 Go Go Cactus (21 3 70. ELEVENTH - I Arecha 2. Cacho Juan. 3. Ogulie Perez, I 0 (1 71137 SO; P U 41 1,617 60; DI) SANFORD-ORLANDO Domingo Attu, S. Alays Ethve, 6 68 40; It 10 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES P RO 7 Erdosa Alpi • C' 1 Little St iller FIRST 1-16, B I Montague IS) 1350 4 570 70 2 What's W(.rthy, 7 K'S 3 Over I Am; (3) fl 80, 8 CO. 3 K een TVELFTH anti Ju.ri, 1 Diamond 5?) ;(Litrs5 ,4 (eDuk e , Sala Attu, 3 Bilbao Muguersa. Q i) Si 10570 1 (53 7) I.0 ao. irts 94 P.1arunlAg,,'rr,S ErdotaMench: FOURTH - $16 M • aya ZP. ft a mar s SECON& -$16. C:I Solo Jack. Rocket (1)41 Chho La t P0,6 10,160;?. Stylith Stolen Gold 3 0 P 5 Rip1 1 T(URSDAY NIGHT H T Pon 's Blue S DerkleySmli,y 340 '-'7' 6 Rotto char,7 Wyclifl Cetar. I 5) 5)7 50 32 36 FIRST- I ftarnt 1mhz (7) Ii 10 fit-sI Turn FIFTH -$-16 0 1 Be (5) )40 ¶ 40 350 7 (tIdy Okok, (5) 3 50 R ' Kt Mob 7 3 40 THIRD 300 2 Easy Punch (4) I 10 BUY NOW AND SAVE LAKE MARY- 3 Bedroom, 1- -i bath home nestled under shady trees, Country Style kitchen, central heat - 65-Pets-Supplies to ni'noose from, home, air conditioner, Oil heat, shady yard. tl'.'.500 Make an offer. For Sale or Rent Almost new 3 bedroom, 7 bath, 7car garage, air, s hag carpet throughout, self clean Oven lnSanora Occupy afler man 1st Call 671 3091 after 7 p.m. ç LitIt'r. I My Shannon Cl 'irni,r 6 11 s SANFORD- 3 Bedroom. 2 bath TRADE TRADE TRADE (1) 4 20, 0 (2 31 51 40. Pl? 1) IIS go 6 CALL TO SEE 32 -Houses Unfurnished RENT PURCHASE PLAN rf' - Phone 372 4155 acre, 5125 mo. AA. McClanahan BROKER. 322.5997. bonuses, fringe benefits to mature Individual In the Sanford area. '-"1L ' country kitchen, situated on over Ii aires Large patio for volley ball, basketball, entertaining. Lakefront ideal for swimming, fishing & boating 170,000 2 BEDROOM, KITCHEN FUR. NISHED. HEAT AND AIR TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash ATENTH - wk rids & eves. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new for ho me everything - even for yOut , Sanchez.1, Aidans Elorts. a Cacho LAKE MARY- WATERFRONT. 3 Bedroom home with den. fireplace, formal dining, roomy - moving ç Nice I Bedroom apt . kitcnen equipped, air, carpeted Large private yard $105 Adulti 372 7794 Supplies -- I AV L CALL NOW , I , nice shade trees, near fishing, swimming. JUST LISTED, 511.900. log-711111 P1 illillitin 111tillillill linens And most anything else yo might be looking for. Please corn 62 -l.a Wfl-Gardefl _____________________________ -Special trub and garden sprayers. tile. SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, small and large $7,000 per acre 'ir'dup Terry ReaIt' Realtor 621 0711 bath, 1,d my8ahit LAKE MARY -- I Bedroom. I bath frame home, detached garag, - 323 ma" PEAL TOR 2±0_i!.$33 123.700 FI4A terms CHULUOTA REALTY, 36$ 32fl ________________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leager And That's A Fact Too! We are absolutely loaded with a types of merchandise, lurnituri rugs, all kinds of tools, truck tire carte poles, knickknack sheivr desired with this 3be.droomhome Freshly painted exterior, oversize lot, fenced rear yard, screened porch, kitchen equipped plus Iota more, 834 Wooded Forrest Greene, Inc. 2 bedroom block. older home off MeIlônviIh Ave Ap (Ii 5W Terms .1 GINGER BREAD COMES FREE 116,500. . V ice Clestif ie'd Acts Gets Rpjtt 7 :3( FRIDAY NIGHT Casselberrv, 17.92,630 4206 AorArd canal front lot S5.500 New 3 bedroom block, maintenance free, Corner lot on paved roads, crn'pet. air & immediate CC cupancy, $23,400. Qualified for interest credit of 51,770 Terms If frsired FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM HOME- Has been reduced over $7,500 for an early sale. Screened porch, fruit trees, range, refrigerator, drapes and rods. Nice and clean. All for 52I.950 Sanford-Off Like Mary Blvd 7 Bedroom ll3Optusdeposil Aphonpc,slIcoulds?art yOsjOna new and Profitable career Call $62 - TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That' s A Fact? Sale All for $17,500 DeBARY JO iOlIWiIOP Elementary. Quiet neiuhborhood. The' price is just $711950, 31A -ckiplexes - ALTAMONTE- $ wooded sites, 75'x125', each on blacktop Street. 4 bedroom block, 2 bath. 1 acre, Lake Mary, one year old $fl.S00 Terms II desired. flro.r Accessories - - -- & theirs, secretarial desks 1. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and Carry NOLL'S LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely 7 Auction Wood or steel desks (executive desk 1SO'xlIO', on a Corner with 50 lakefront, paved streets. $10,500. * block. 1962 international Scout, I wheel drivt'. 327 1759 Used office furniture _____' ALTAMOPITE- slanding landscaping Only 51.500 take over payments No quali?yrlq painted. Deep lot and only 2blocks n past Bedroom 79—Trucks-Trailers ___________________________ recreational ammenities, split bedroom arrangement, kitchen equppc'cj, enclosed garage, out BEDROOM HONEY IN RAVENNA PARK. Freshly MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 1115$I5O Co4orTV QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR43I,Long*cxxi 18-Help Wanted the offense 1 & - 7970 Hwy 17 97 372 $961 -- Home of I)PP Warranted home' 2.54.5 Park Drive $70 up SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. * -- 43—Lots--Acreage & Stenstrom Realty seems right division Friday, Jan. 2, 1976-7A _ ROBSON MARINE -- or 37') 4$79 ________________________ SANFORD I or? Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK - 60—Off REALTY INC -------- --- 55 —Boats — HAL COLB ERT HIDDEN LAKE - read all our want ads every day ------.. - 3103 Orlando Drive 37] 5200 -Sanford, _____________ COUNTRY Real Estate 322 - 7643 :-__ ISYP. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES (('(lrciyt!, tlock, 7 bith, p1.,-d road 6, frontage on spninci ftd lake, 5,79.500 Ii.ru if dered MOSSIE C. BATEMAN If you are having difficulty finding i Place to live, car to drive, a lob, ot some service you have need of *Tangelos and Tangerines 173S Bushel Phone]?] 1611 a bik3 Homes Must sell, 1971 12'x50' 7 OR, mobile home, furnish". $3,650. 332 2321 321.0041 Req ---- Sanford LAKE FRONT dishwasher, MIS PEA I TOPS __________________________ - Novel Oranges. Si 50 per bu Juice Oranges. $1.50 per btj. Your Container. 322 515$ points V carpeting, montl Water front cottage on trio scenic Wekiva River. Furnished bedroom, utilities included, Ilk per month Adults Only 372 4170 Recreation ________ income YEAR END SPECIALS 55000 PER MONTH TOWARDS UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR, 7'2. 1.75$ PCT, INTEREST RATES, One bedroom, one bath and three CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT PHONE 327 1301 327 6 7 33 or 377 (1367 -V since says Good ** TO MAYFAIR COUNT RYCLUB. Efficiency apartment, utilities ir cluded. 112$ month. Call 322-777 between 10 am. 12pm. NAVELS,. GRAPEFRUITS. TANGELOS $7 SO BUSHEL ---- 3 Itcdrc>orn, 2 baths Already Set up wIn awning and skirting. Cheap Phone 323 0110 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, __________ 32)1930 -- we Rec Department Classes Offered team," ' 72-AuctiOn - Color TV's from 550; 81W, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 5 French, 37) 1734 ___________ ---- Eves 37? 06 1? or 377 1557 MO PARK, I, 7, 3 Idroon trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 1' 92. Sanford HAVELORApiGES BAGGED 7102 French Ave 332 377 .. t a guys floor, c lean, close in. _- 42 - 7O1E 25th)?] 75)7 HALA.COLBERT, REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP References required. 5)00 month, often ' -' 5319993. Days 372 6173 PlightS-32?7)52 per acre disposal, continuous Oran oven. decorator wall paper in kitchen and baths, privately fenced patios, Professional landscaping. NO CLOSING COSTS. 5 PCT. TAX New government program, Thild M deposit. 322-7399. care for as low as $2 per weck, it you Qualify 373 8124 Looking for a lob? The Classifiem Ads will help you find that job. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work Newly remodeled 4 room apt. Lar rooms, well furnished. First floo there wouldn't be any Reasonable, ill W. First St. " - shag to age 2only. Next to new Orivert' .3 Rooms for 1 or couple, water condition. air futnished, License Bureau. 32266AS twice i... - 10 acres of clear ed tiled farm land. garden home for $71,600. Designed to offer you the most in contort and livability. Central heat and air, nCighborhOd, Ideal for older person or couple. Call days. $310990, - - • EverilngHerekl Sanford, Fl Little want ads bring big, big results Just try one. 377 76 1 1 or property. $19,5 00 . NO IMMEDIATE DOWN PAYMENT Luxurious two bedroom, two bath I OR turn, apt., downstairs, quiet -- eve in - apartments, bedroom models also available. new year off over -- COVE APT A small Classified Ad bningt IjIgISmall clean apartment, adults, no Pets L.ights & water turn 327 0707 returns Try one and see Call 377 few -. SERVICE BE YOND Till CONTRACT' COSTSmall brown male Dachshund, name "Toffy", fro.Large 2 OR, downstairs apt. all Valencia & Plumosa St. vicinity utilities, mci. heat. $40 wkly. 332 373 4176 alter 5, 776.1. in a - 116W 2nd 31 redecorated. Come see. 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford, 372 1340 5-Lost & Found Houston Ace In Ho/e • - INC. Large house with 3 furnished ttov & refrigerator, blue carpet, Central heat & air. )22 1301 .One & 2 bedroom apartments Iurnich,- or unfunnished. PltwIt -- -- h move I RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 322 illS AFTER HR3 'I 3220648 REALTOR Clean 3 bedroom, 1', bath, avo(ado ' C 2524 P,jri )r 1919S French 37 2 7374. 377 1196. 377 19SI 372 1959.3 77 4)61 Kish Real E sta te BAMBOO .JSWAP-1611 Cobia V Bottom Boat for good Spinet Piano, or sell 5,375 3226670 oppi ' REALTY 3 bedroom, 2 bath Also gut's? cot. tage in Bea utiful Mayfair. $61,500. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS Can Hep Call 473 1557 Write PO Box 1713 Sanford. Florida 37771 " not ' JIM HUNT 3771991 31-Apartments Furnishec ACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous an opponcnt — 3726655 t sportspage -.•- PFALTOR 372 7195 - Central Florida's MULTIPLE 1151 lPl( NIAL lOP , - offense. -1 sell f Stemper Realty One I Two bedroom apartments carpeted, air. turn & unfurn, $9 up 312 IStO CALL 377 7611 yers give who can lebii, h Peg Prat Estate Broker available. an ad that will bring i has 53—TV I 1.aIlDarl neat tswte tlouE '15th St. - thousands of dollars less now. ACREAGE_. Hard to find small acreage at a small price. Buy 5 or 10 acre'. a t I7.5I per acre or acres at $7,200 per acre. Terms I or 7 b.'-iroom, turn oi unfurn, both I,,, w w carpet, $51 dJmagt', $IlS mo 3731319 attei 530 p M. (lCsSilied ad We'll help you v,fife a lt salt' to - 7 ApIs WANT 10 SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new hOmc' Moving to an apartment? = repre- priced from $79,50O- will NEED A SERVICEMAN? You find him listed In our Outinel Service Directory. "Hotline," Adultt or Teens, g, , es 19 11 o nson TD P:) a Call Toll Gel some action with a Herald the conference DELTONA BARGAINS- Builder must se ll these) new homes. Were drapes, GE appliances + d* FranklIn Arms Apts 323 6650. sets," Knox said this week as Brow 0 unfurn. Ideal location Reasonabi 365 372). Free, 6442027 for "We Car,"- V L NE 76, s • "We re in (J YORK WHO /' 8Ef' flWO/W , OR J P/N 0T1iC[ - l ARE YOU TROUBLED r NEW Foot- I ---41—Houses - — !Mrrrc FF-iL II - FTU Oviedo-Duplex, (urn , ER V//1G ys first 41-Houses - 41—Houses Garden ApIs, 1 & 2 OR, air, carpet Sanford At Anon Family Group P o Bost 553. Sanford. Fla, 37111 SIC rir oh1u Real Estate 30-Apartments Un,furnishN isei or write PI1FM3URGII Pau - ._j Rematch In Rentals 5 t?VCOHOL A P(-(Ofl LE z, IPI YOUR UAMILY, AL ANON For families or lr.e'nd% of PrQbjn, drinker t For further information call 173 Z3 - banged up," said Davis. - 4/4 'fl7 A7't itnother this -car. And we're -- vAIon Mover ,7•',' fr' C,Y' Ci Raiders, -- Friday. Jan. 7, 1976 fD - r- .----- .----- WELLS DQILLED,pLJMps SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid tileS We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 377 4432 From Ranch House To List Your Business ... Dial 32226'flo(831_Qçç3 I �- -,: ::- -: T--- -- •-:-,-- - - - v -.- •-- - •- ------- -'--- -.- ---- - -- vv;-:. -. - ' - TT- 6 T!! fra ddnford.FI. .-.---- -- -..-'--- - -. Friday, Jan 2. 1976 — j I - '- - IELLVIION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS €D MOViEThoDi5. pie Burt Lancator. Sir Laurence Obvier 1959. Base1 on a work by George Bernard Shaw about a rebefl,us and romntc rogue a New Eng. Iandpastorpja veryopen. nafed Bntisti General 1000 2) 112 POLICE STORY: lesi Amaz Jr. peays a young oflicet m he Fri •day Evening ; TH FLTSTONES j) JABBERWOCKY 800 12) .12 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR C4) THE aINISTONES I) PE8BLES AND BAMM BAMM 1. HONG KONG PHOCEY W SESAME STREET 830 2i 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 1) 116) BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 900 12) vIZ THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO KITTI' ) THE ELECTRIC COM PANY (R) 9-30 2) 12. PINK PANTHER 4) CE) SCOOBY 090 ID LOST SAUCER €Z) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (R; 1000 12) 112 LANDOFIHELOST IC 111 SHAZAM .9) THE NFWADVENTURES OF CiILt.IGAN EL) SESAME STREET (R) 1030 RUN, JOE, RUN 1) GROOVY GHOULIES ED THE JETSONS 11:00 .j RETURN TO THE PLANET OF ThE APES )4J -ID FAR OUT SPACE NW'S -ID SPEED BUGGY ED THE ELECTRIC CON PANY (R) EEl BUGS BUNNY-POPEYE AND PALS 11:30 1' 112 WESTWIND .14) 161) GHOST BUSTERS lii ODD BALL COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (R) W THE BIG BLUE MARBLE ) REALIDADES: BtIngual senes 3 PARTY 500 D LUCY SHOW : RLA(K EXPERIENCE Jj WI D F W () R I 0 OF SPORTS €1) SAY. BROTHER (A) €D NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 530 :c DRAGNET ) SOUNDING BOARD W BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS €D POP GOES THE COUN- LegalNotice LegalNotice_ LegalNotice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIOHTEEHTH JUC'ICIAL dR. — CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA toM1rythatsoeavngTt NO. JS.14S.CA.9.F -J) SWAT. GORDON A. TAYLOR, CHUR CHILL 0 CAREY. JOHN 0. SPECIAL OF THE WEEP €1) UIBLE, EUGENE L AMQER,J C. in Peromance at Wolf Trat TYLER. JUR., and JOHN H. The Proservation Hall Jaz r ROGERS.not lndividually.but as all " (R) of the currently elected and acting Lots 69 tnroijcjrl 73 and Lots ' through Ii, Lots 53 through 96. LOtS 99 through 106, LOts 101 through 117, LOtS Ill. 125. fl) iji 131 143 141. Ill. BARCLAY WOODS FIRST ADDITION, according to the plat thereof as recordcd In Ptat hook 11 paqe3l, Public Recordsof SemInole lOS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation, County. Florida; and Plaintjif, IM through IlL Lots 117 Lots I k NEWS through 200 Lots l through t2, ANTIQUES €1) thrOugh 205. BARCLAY THE DEVELOPMENT Lots 7 COP Trustees of GUARDIAN MOP 930 €3 LOST IN SPACE SECOND ADDITION. PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, WOODS. TGAGI INVESTORS, ,, k,,, •6) BOB NEWHAR according tO the plat $hcrcof as INC. et aI, Massachusetts Business Trust, SHOW: Bob becomes hi 12) 11Z NBC NEWS recorded in Plat Book I?, page Defendants Plaintiff, patiecrs partner in a get rid Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE OF ACTION v-s 4) CBS NEWS qu real estate venture. FIorila. and SANFORD KAY and REBECCA CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE II ABC NEWS A parcel of land described as ) MOVIE: I.cnoty Hearts KAY. indivldualiy and as directors PROPERTY €Z) ROMAGNOLIS TABLE and trustees for follo*s: Bcgifl öt th(' Southeast TO. JOSEPH VILL ELLA and BARCLAY a transfer to a city's Meucan. Montgomery Cliii, Robor corner of Lot 219 of said Barclay JOHN M. OWENS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, American barrio Ryan. 1958 Advice to th Third Addition, thence P4 01 a dissolved Woods, Florida corporation; d b a SITE DEVELOPERS, j TO TEU THE TRUTH 14) 116) kjyokm columnist gets tOC CBS REPORTS: THE C) ctrgrre0l' 2$" W 12113 fret to the INC. LAND DEVELOPERS OF CONCENTRATION involved with his ,ob and ond AMERICAN ASSASSINS. p FLORIDA, INC., a Florida Cor Northeast corner 01 said lot 719. ResIdence Unknown ID WILD, WiLD WORLD oc Jvoe. Theories of conspiracy up ues1ioning his own values poration, C A MEYER PAVING S thenu'P4 75 degrees 26' 10" W 131-71 and ANIMALS feet to the Easterly right of way line CONSTRUCTION CO. a Florida and controversy m the asCHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC 1000 €j SENIOR SCENE Corpor,ation,of Riviera Drive; thenc Northerly and IRVING Residence Unknown sassinatK)n of James Earl y 4) 6) CAROL BURNETT a!ng s,iid right of way tine being in €D STAR TREK YOU ARE NOTIFIED that • and Dr Martin Luther SHOW: Guest: Rita Moreno Defend.irts .c curve concave Westerly having a action tofoceclosea mcwtgag.on the Evening 730 1100 radius of 1000 feet through a central following property in Seminote NOTICE OF SALE 9J MAlT HELM: Atty. Cronski 1 CEIEBAIIV .211 IC 11) 1) vIl) NEWS angle of 70 degrees 33' 10" an arc County. FlorIda: 6-00 Notice is hefthy given, pursuant hires another detectrvu while SWEEPSTAKES of 6138 feet to the P R.C. Of That part of the East Half of the to a Summary Judgment of distince 700 CLUB €D . NEWS 2) 4) J,) Helm is iway, leading to many ID JOE AND SONS a curve concave Easterly haviflg a Northwest Quarter lying East of the Foreclosure entered in the above 11 3 BOOK BEAT I) problom, ID HOU.YWOODS0UAIES captioned action, I will sell the radius of 5O0 feet; thence Nor East right of-way line of State Rold WAYNE TYLER SHOW AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: A therty alOnii the arc of said curve No 100 (Interstate 1). all in Section property situated in Seminole 800 .6) CBSMOVIE:0,p05 630 througtiacentralangteof9ldegrer% 7) Township 71 South. Range 79 Iookatthomus,cofthelatoBob 21 12 SANFORD AND County, Florida. arid described as. Rides Again.' vp The Southeast (SE) one Quarter 73' 35" a dstanci' of 41.19 feet to the East. li FLORIDAS WATCHING Wills and the Texas Playboys, SON: A mobster threatens ('i) of the Northeast (PIE) one Robert Ouany. A P P C of a curve concave Nor CBS NEWS AND That part of the East Half of 14) 11611 wostorri swing, created in the FredsIfe aft ewtn.san Quarter ('a, ant the South four thweterly having a radius of 35000 the Southwest Quarter (LESS the genrs nses from a ten ID ABC SATURDAY NEWS 1930s and 40s attempted hundred feet (400') of the Northeast feet; thence Northeasterly along the North 1095.12 feet thereof) tying hematcn voing to restore 12 HOGAN'S HEROES 1100 ii M0VIE:"ComeByou, (NE) one quarter (i4) of the Nor arc of said curve through a central East of the East right of way line of ble to his wife (RI (Z) JOURNEY TO JAPAN theast (NE) OriC Quarter t') of 21 CC 1611 1) -12 NEWS an9teof3Sdegrers -&' 10' adistance State Road Plo 400 (lnttrstte 1), Horn" Frank Sinatra, Leo jj WIDE WORLD An Eve. Se:tion fl Tn.,nship 71 South ) ANIMAL WORLD c.iid Curve ALSO Ttic South 2'S feet of the West of 2)4 5) feet tc th' 1' CLUB ED Cc-'b 1963 Ne Simons ring of Solid Gold - Guests. Ranac 79 East. thence N (53 degrees 73' 02' W 30640 Half of the Northwest Quarter of the 700 11:15 Broadway comedy about a Frankle Vafli and the Four And also the South one half p ) of feet to Iht P C. of a curve concave Southeast Quarter; III in Section 14, 2. LAST OF THE WILD 19) ABC NEWS family i New York the Northwest (NW) one quarter Southeasterly having a radius of Tcwnshlp 2) South. Rarigc 29 East Seasons, the Four Tops, Jay 4 CENTRE FOUR 11:30 J) BARBARY COAST: Cable I'.) ci Section 24, Township 2) 25,00 feet; thence Northeasterly AND ALSO' loIs 1,5, 6., 17, 21, 25, 32 and the Americans and Martha 6. HEE HAW Ii 112 WEEKEND: Features sets hnsefl up for a rnuggg South, Range 39 East. along tie arc of said curve through a and 33 (LESS: The East 15 6 feet of Reeves. (RI ' 1 LAWRENCE WELK: 1) Arid ,hich parcels of land are also cen:ral angte of 19 degrees 34' Si" a LOtS 74, 25, 3? and 33 and the East include tho success story ala aaserieso(rosoccur 1'OO 'Slnke Up 11* Band" known and described as: distance of )99 Icc? to the PT. of 65 year old black Baptist mm. Outside the casino feet of the South 355 of Lot ) THE MIDNIGHT All lots In Barclay Woods, ec said curve. thene N 59 degreeS H ) BURNS AND ALLEN ister in Washington, D.C., who AND - The North It feet of Lot 10; ED MOVIE: "Juno Bnd" SPECIAL.: Paul Anka is hos.t. cording to the psat thereof as 55" F 500.01 feet tO the P.C. of a all in HUDSON PAR K. as recorded ED SCIENCE FICTION Is wlnnlngovotduo recognition Robert Montgomery, 8ee recorded in Ptat Book 16. page 97, curve concave Southwesterly havIng In Plat Book I, Page 69. Public Guests are James Brown, the THEATRE as one of the Important figures DavIs. 1948. Comedy drama Public Records of Seminole County, a radius of 2500 feet; thence Records of Seminole Guess Whe, Brownsvio StaCounty, 730 in gospel music Florida. and Southeasterly along the arc of Slid Florida about magazine writer with a ban, the Ohio Players, and the •2j FRIENDS OF MAN All lots in Barclay Woods, First curve thrgh a central angle 9° AND ALSO: That part of the female boss and the problems East SO Tymes. (A) f Additiri, according to the ptat 1c'grccs 75' 03" a distance of WASHINGTON WEEK IN MOVIE: The Eyes of 1) 11) feet of the West Hall of the Nor that develop when they try a 1) ALL. NIGHT MOVIES: "At iri thereof as recoided fet to the P 1 of sad curve; fnence Pta? Book )7. REVIEW Charles Sand -' Peter Hasicoll, Quarter of the Southeast wedding feature With The Arnty" Dean paqe 35, Public Records of seminole 5 00 degrees 3' 02" E 145.72 feet tO ED CONSUMEi SURVIVAl. Babara Rush. 1972 SucQuarter of SectIon 11, TownShip 21 830 County, Florida; and the PC. of a curve concave Nor Martin, Jerry Lews (&&W) KIT South, Range 29 East (LESS: The cosslul yoang businessman All lots in Barclay thwtsterly having a Woods, radius of I 2. CHICO AND THE 23 Second 1950. Sergeant trios to use South 723 feel thereof) tying South of €1) FELONY SQUAD inherits gift of visionary sight Addition. accordrcq to the plat feet thence Southwesterly along thC MAN. Ed andChicoa,o ad the Southerly right of way line of bumbllngpnvatetoge(hmtn0 800 thereof as rccorct,'d in Pi.it Book ii,. ,irc ut S,d curve through a central a woman wt wants to take State Road No 436, all lying md ot trO4J 9 ALL NIGI'f I MOVIES page 93, Public Records of Seminole angle of 89 degrees II' 34' a distance -ii 12EMERGENCY: ThU being in Seminole County, Florida - Chico on a trip around the 2.50 'SOng of Bernadettø 'Jennifr County, Florida; and 0f3$.9lfeettotheP,T.ofsaidcurve; paramedics encounter an All contaIning 74201 acres more or worict I) MOVIES CONT: Jones Charles Blckford All 01$ in Barclay Woods, Third thence S II degrees 51' 32" W less emergency and romance (R) Addition, according to the plat dide" Robert PMchutn, Ursula feet to the point of beginning in Plat (BAw) 1944. sto ot pious has been filed against you and you the same flight when a stewthereof as recorded in Plal Book ii, Book Ii, Page 97 of Seminole Tbiess 1956 Amencanadyon. 900 peasant gill who was almost ate required to serve a copy of your ard ss appeals for theirhotp In ..age 91, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida turers cross the boider into I IlL THE ROCKFORD written defenses, If any, to II on destroyed because of the viCounty, Florida; angahoa,1attkj (A) at public sate to the highest and best siori she MexicoduringrevoNof-t916to WILLIAM .1. BERGER, psiintiff' FILES: Rocidord devises a Afternoon Toqetpce'- with the 0 71 feet of the o'dder for cash, at the weit front THE JEFFERSONSA) 11611 attorney, whose address s dU wcpons to the hhet scheme to undarmine a hauj 75 foot easement on the side lot line door of he Seminole County 1200 Comedy series starting Isabel Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman LIpoff group (A) bidders. of Lot 19), Barclay Woods. Second 100 Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida, at Sanford, Sherman HernSIey. Queritel, P A., 1401 Brickell I j THE JETSONS H :00 AM on the 16th day of Addition, according to the plat 19J ABC MOVIE: 'Gig." 4:35 .21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Avenue, PH-I, Miami, Florida 33131, Damon Evans, Roxie Roker. January, 1976 ID V A L I E Y OF I H E therecif as recorded in Plat Book ii. James Bond, Agent 007 (Sean 1-30 ID MOViES CONT.: 'Worth on or before January 27th, 1976, and 'page 91, Public Records of Seminole DINOSAURS :1) SATURDAY NIGHT LI'rE WITNESS my hand and official and Music" Mickey Roonoy, Connery) pi.s his skias agai,t fili the original with the clerk of thiS 114 LATE NEWS County, Florld,i, and the 1$ feet of 19) UNCLE CRC,C'S BLOCK seat of ths Court on ths 3)5? day of WITH HOWARD COSELL. Court either before service n Judy Galarid (MW) One of the World's greediest 45 the 7 S foot easement on the sade lot December, 1975 JUNIOR DAVIS CUP Guests Bob Hopo, Billy plalntifl's attorney or immediately and 1710*1 VIC10US men (R) Biography of composers (4) WHY' line of Lot IS, and 13 feet of the (COURT SEAL) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Eckstino. Rita Moreno (A) thereafter; otherwli.e a default will Arthur H fleckw th. Jr Rodgers arid Hail easement of the side lot line ot iot 220 be entered against you for the retitf EL) A FAMILY AT WAR ED UNISCOPE 86. both in Barclay Woods, Firtt Clerk Of the Circuit Court IL MOVIES CONT. 'Act of Regular Skatlng demancieci in tne claim against 12:30 Addition, according to the put ED MOVIE: 'Cast A Lont] By. Flame RiCharcie vioonce" van Heflin, Robert thereof as recorded in Plot Book 17. GO- USA Deputy Clerk Shadow"AudieMurphy,Terry Saturday Schedule WITNESS my hand and the seal of Ryan. (B&W) 1948. page 35. Public Recgrds of Seminole Stephen .1. Ootarth Moore 1959. Drifter rides ID FAT ALBERT AND THE this Court on December 27, 1915 Mondays 7:00.10:00 p,m. Melodrama of disturbed rn County, Florida; Carlton, Fildi, Ward. COS8Y KIDS (Seal) tO hii Ioi'mer ranch home to Morning Together With all Of that part of trying to kill old army nemesis Emmanuel, Smith S Tuesdays Private Parties Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. JJ AMERICAN BANDSTAND renew old feuds and settle Astria Court lying South of the North Cutler. P A Only 400 Clerk of the Circuit Court ED CESAR'S some scores. Boundary WORLD line of lot 10 e*tended 600 P 0. Bo 1171 Wednesdays 7:30.10:30 p.m. By: Mary Pd. Darden westerly to the west right of way o:So Orlando, Flotida 37802 III) GROWER'S ALMANAC 1 00 Closed 2nd Wed. of every 1) MOVIES CONT.: 'The Deputy Clerk boundary of said Astria Court, of Attorneys for Plaintiffs SOUL TRAIN 1141) (6) DOC: A possible 6.30 112) Publish: Dec 26, 197$, Jan 2. 9, 16. Invisible Man." Claudø Rains, Barclay Woods, according to the Publish- Jan. 2. 1976 916 11.4) 16) CBS CHILDREN'S FILM muftio birth Spoils trouble for (6) S U N NEA Thursdays Private PartIes Gkxia Stuart. (13AW) th33 plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 0EV Ii DEU 171 SEMEST FESTIVAL Doc (Barnard Hughost. Only 16, Horror classic based on H 0. page 97, Public Records of GAME OF THE 857 ED Seminole County. Florida: 6.50 Frldiys 7:30.11:00 p.m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Weflstaloofadomontodscien. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR WEEK Togcter with L.ot 1 throu9ft 1) DAILY WORD SEMINOLE 12) 112-- NBCNEWS UPDATE Saturdays :30.11:3O am. & COUNTY, hit who has made himielf EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FLORIDA inclusive, BARCLAY WOdDS, in 1:30 900 1:3U.4:o0 p.m. £ 7:30.11:00 6:55 transparent and wants to rule SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 1i.t$llCA.i9.F cluding all Streets and easements CUlT p.m. :1) C H A N P I 0 N S H I P 112) -12 NBC MOVIE: Harry 12) DAILY DEVOTIONAL me Worici therein contained, according to tne FLORIDA STATE BANK OF APOPKA. Sundays 1:30.3:30& 4:004:00 WRISTLING 19) EARLY NEWS In Your Pocket- James 5-25 plat thereof aSrecordedin Flat nouii CASE NO. 7S21$-CA.IJD Plaintiff pm. MOVIE: The Flying Coburn Walter Pidgeon. ED 7CQ 16, page97, of the Public Records of PACESETTER BUILDERS, INC ,a 's ID MOVIES CONT,: 'House F$orid corporat,on Fortress.' Richard Greene, Seminole County, Florida. AND: Ovidoor Rjds N, Door Micte1 Satrazin slat in the ACROSS THE FENCE SHAKER VALE. INC., et at, of Frankenstoin" Boris KWIOU Plaintiff Lots 250 through 737, inctuve, 1) U S. OF ARCHIE Donald Stowarl story of a professional pick' Defendants and Lon Chaney. 1945 Tray. SKATE CITY vs BARCLAY WOODS. THIRD AD AMENDED 1- ISA 2:00 pocket opefat10n. 1973. etirig freak show exhibitorsidoOn The Track RJ. Off DIllON, including all streets and DAVID C HUDSON, ct u. et al NOTICE OF SUIT 730 2) 12. NCAA BASKETBALL 1) MARY TYLER Hwy. '7'57. Fern Park (4) lines as mad scientist sooking easements therein contained, icc Dt'lendants TO. KATHRYN I. WOOD. for DOUBLEHEADER. Auburn 1) I DREAM OF JEANNIE MOORE: Georgotte confides cording to the plat thereof as NOTICE OF SUIT revenge from past enemies merly KATHRYN L. BASS, : ARTHUR AND CO. vi LSU, game one, Noiro TO QUIET TITLE recorded in Flat Book 18, page 91, of Residence old Highway 19. Man LU In th the Public Records of Seminole name of the State of Florida. 11111, Dame vs UCLA. game two _________________________________________ North Carolina 71751 To the Defendants County. Florida, VALERIE 0 GILLIS. residence (6) THE FORBIDDEN DE. NOW SHOWING Address unknown Together with that part of Barclay unknown, and BRENDA .1 SERTOFTHEDMJJJ(IL PENNSYLVANIA SEEK FIND Noods as recorded in Ptat Book 16. DAVID C HUDSON and JOYCE FOELKER, residence unknown 2:30 _________________________________________________ HUDSON, t'- wife, if alive, or, if Johnny BUrrows _______________ age 97. and Barclay Woods, Third ______ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IJUNTAMEDWORLD Scidition as recorded PlatBodk IS. dead, to his or her unkrsoiivn heirs, action to foreclose three mortgages R L 0 A P NOD N AL S I GO HUG 3:00 age 94 of the PUbliC Records of deiSee%, legatecs. or grantee's, and on the tollowing property in J "FuU.Time Female" J) MOVIE: 'The Bengal S ieminole County, Florida, described all other persons or parties claiming Seminole County, Florid.' MON I TUES E 0 L 0 G K H A K 0 C 0 W K P H (10110 by, thrcug?i, under or icgaint lhei'n, is follows Begin at the SW corner, SE 4 of Ter" Outdoor adventure film V THURS. ECONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS Si, CHILDREN SOC LBKCHANNVAL0EPI I Begn al the Southeast corner of the NW.' 4 Of Section 23. Township 30 - ID NFL CHAMPIONSHIP .01249 of sa Barclay Woods Third To All part'es or persons having or South, Range 39 East. thence run N EO ROCOR INCRDLYEB iddition, thence N 01 degrees , 3$, claiming any nigpct, title or mnterelt 0 degises OS 07' E. for 111 001 ft EDANTJOUES 1, 173 53 feet to the Northeast in and to the following described along the W. line of said LTM SE i,NWENVNBENYELSRL orner of slid Lot 749; thence N iS property, Situate in Seminole 'i, Section 73, thence S. PP EDMOVIE:lheCroep.ng degrees WYAK -Qrees 26' 50" W. 131.1$ feet to the County. Florida: RKQOPUNNITDL 44' 5.3" E parallel to the N. line of Unknown." Brian Ocevy, Lots 3 and 1, Block A, West the NE-' asterlyrightotwaylineof Riviera 4 of said Section 73. for MarginaDoanig5 1 ANCEA AHRMMETWOAE nyc; thence Northerly along Said Altamonte Heightt, Sediøn One, 24(1) 59) ft.. to a point on a curve ScioncefIctxntalownhspac,, HEHYUM I WGATLRENRB ight of way line being In a curve according to a plat thereof as concave to the NW On the W right of craft returning to Earth with titia ncave Westerly having a radius of recorded In Plat Book 10, page 69. of way of LcwcQwOod Markham Road; * the public records of Seminole 00 feet, through a central angle c -LEAVEKIDDIATTHEATR1 : beastseoklngfowreekhayoc XHREVAE AIJSIIEBY Thenc, along ftc• arc of slid curve onafl )clegrees 33' 10" an arc distance of County, Florid, having as its elements a central I You, and each of you, are notified angle of 2) YGRUBSIR A LHOASMyT 55 feel to the P.R,C. of a curve degree's 02' 16" and a 3:30 , that a Suit to Ouiei Tilt. to It'. AbOve tadh.j- of 1113 )flClvt' Easterly having $0 ft ,fur 106.111 ft. to NEW CA S IL C JjPROSOW1..ERST@u EN N I EL R 00 feet. thence' Northerly along described propert, has been filed the point of tangency, thence S 77 Season premiere Greater Los -e arc of said curve through a against you, arid you are required to d,gr,, 47' Si" 0LCHESTERI I E. for 104.76S ft 0GL01E Arige4esOpon,Arcad.a,ajf rc?ral angle of 91 degrees 73' 35" a serve a copy of your answer to the along the rlght-of.way of Longwood RLFRANKLINP Stance of 1119 feet lathe P R.0 of Complaint on the Plaintiff's at ED ROMAGNOLIS TABLE LRIHB Markham Road; thence N. $9 a tOfney, Terrence curve concave NorthveSterly J McGiiire, 01 degrees ii' si" W. for 1951 019 ft. 400 I MAIHPLEDALIH OEAAPJ * vingaradiv%of350pofeej, thence Hunter. Picltillô. Marctiman 5. alongallnep.rajlettoth. N ED WOMAN Ilneof P4 rtheasterly along the arc of Said Strong. 74] West Park Avencje, P.O. the NEt,. of - * Section 72. Township 70 DELLASDROFREVAHCOTL Box 310, WinIer Park, Florid, 32119, South, -rye through a central angle of * __________ Ranger * di grees 46' 10" a distance of 23613 and file lhc' original in the office of theW. line of Ih East: Thence along NE-'i of the SW ' * Instruction.: The hiddesi iiaiis Ihtad below app.,, fseward, * ____________________ tf to the P.1.01 Said curve; thence the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or of said SectIon 73, N 0 degrees 00 bachws,d, up, dowu, or dligo*ally in lb. pusil.. Find ..ck on the cresn P4 00 degrees 73' 02" W 30660 feet to before the 4th day of February, 1975, 73" E. for • [*GAINMATS.LVIRYDAY 575300 ft. to the point of hiddnnsm.and.,f,Ia,p,h.,.*. Ih e P.0 of a curve concave otherwise the allegetfrvis of the beginning. * T1t2:30P.M._$l,25] All lying arid being in d S S uthealterly having a radius of Cemplant will be taken as con Seminole County, s -_______________ Allegheny Hog Island Liberty Bell * Florida. con. * 00 feet; thence Northeasterly fL'%Sed tamIng 51 13 acres. SAT. * trig This the arc of said curve through a Notice shall be Published has Carlisle Harrisburg Philadelphia Of 1pm. o2:3ip.m been filed agaInst you and you 'tral angle of $9 degrees 34' 5?" a once each week for (Our comecutlye ire reQuIred * SUN. to serve a cop,' of your Delaware Hemlock weeks Pocono Mts. -lance of 39.09 feet to tPi P 1 Of GcOrçj' C.Scott in the Evening Herald * * Ipfflto3:35pm. written defenws, if any, to It on Calico Company" Dated this 30th dly of December, d curve; thence N $9 degrees II' GEO."GE C KELLEY, Ill. P.A, * keyedcowboy Erie Keystone William Penn F 5000) feet to the P.C. of a Plaintiff's Attorney whoie address Thc Hlndenburcj ***************b************ 'ye concave Southwesterly having lSeat) Tomorrow: Hodge Podge "C" 5 P.O. Box 1)32, Apopka, Florida, radlu of 2300 feet; thence Arthur ft Beckwith, Jr ______________________________________ 3270), on or before January 23rd. _____________________________________________________________ So slheaSterly along the arc of Sad LAKE HURST. NJ. IlP -TC Clerk of the Circuit Court 1976, ano file th, original with the' THIS DAY, THE TRUTH 'ye through a central angle ( By. Mary N Darden Clerk of 'his Court either before Enjoy much larger 'Seek & FInd" puzzles with over 50 de tree-s 23' 03" a distance of 3945 STILL OUESTIONED Deputy Clerk Service on PIaintiff' Attorney or JIf discoveries pr panel in an all.new utica of 24-page bcokl,ts, Ito the P.1. rif said Curve, thence PubliSh Jan .j a 9, 16. 73 976 rpj ma-' immediately thereafter Otherwise a •' 3 0EV Ii o..s. L.. degrees 73' 02" F ig.i feet to To order volume, I, U and UI, send *1 for each, making checks default will be entered against you rI( most iiiaguilkt'ffl pirlurt' tier! P.C. of a curve COnCIVC Nr fc,' the ref lit demanded in the payable to 'Sick & Find" in care of this n.wsppe. T ______ 'esterly having a radius 01 iS 53 CorIi-ila nt ________ I I thencv Southwesterly aiO,w IIOTICE WITNESS my hand and the Seal of arc of said curve through a central NOTICE ii Mret,y given that thC this Court on December 17th, 1:41 3:45 1:45 7:41 II !)IJ i4(i 197$ teof $9 degrees II' 31" a distance Boat d of County Commissloneri of WmeriiTc. (Seal) Seminole County, 94 Florida. feet shall at 10 ('LM(KiklLE to the P.T of Slid ci.rv. V'? Arthur H BeCkitfl, Jr. - " cC S SI degrees 51' 3?" W 1401 a m. or as soon as possible Iux Clerk \T1Lil.kJGII of tie Circuit Court Ihereafter, on the 27th day to the point of be3inning [DY j Looking for a fly: Elaine RIChard, iLWiIORD OLflU&!R\1UA\'D OGETHER with all buildings, January 1976, consider the adoption ;. Deputy Clerk dunes, and improyemnt cf of the following OrdinanceS TA N WING PUb'iSh Di' 19, 76, 1975, Jan ADULTS 2.00 ;AT 3UPI rOMPI.%T( 2. 9 my An Ordinance retatog to GLIE ' niict',jr ntc,'cl5oevr %pecV;ed :9.16 HACKMAN MINNEW areas of itted Ihe on the above UflIfl(or')oraled descrioed KIDDIES More Dignified Way of Meeting _______________________ lani I. and all fixture's, machinery, territories of Seminole County, DEU 90 — BURT —__________ ___________________________________ rqu pmcnt and personci prtperty of' Florida; creating the Spring Valley Ufl1114(?iH 45ult b,t*,.n $ " •q of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS is cii iaie Farms Street Lighting District; :yt%aturewhatver now owned Someone? in to NAME LAW l•rmat,• abvt •vr diq.,14,E •d ,.- ,' ,, •_ b I e Mortgagor, arid located In, be entitled H', Spring Valley Farms P'Ilfli$nii strnce by mail4e cbe ce, NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that 0cc sed or intended to be used in Street Lionling District Ordinance; by ca$t., $$i, ceni 'ecfion with or with the pe01dttg for definilions; orovlding the Undersigned, desiring to engage 'a iaurt ° align of laId land a'cd im- forcovernaneofthedistrItbytheof OAK REALTY ASSOCIATES M,mb., of the Orlando Area _______________________ __________________________ '_______________________ at Board of Count-f Commitmon,r; ements, and Chimby, of Commerce and Better MIL__I 1bD provijing for maintenance and number 1117 0 Oak Place, in the L )GETHER with all rights, Buiii,ii Bureau, City of Apopha, Florida ,.clzm intends to y it v'g e s operation of Street lights within the i er C in c. nit Fm. register th laid name with wKoAbecame s . I . the district; , 'dl ..realing a menls. i9 ,, an Advloi y Clerk of rights of way, C th Circuit Court aid qe rIwa,d, i-OCiii ifi Board; of Dade setting -merits, forth appendages, fiscal and ap County, Florida womaa / Pnances, r1p3r1.n or littoral tatillon pfOCeciurt', empowering - - - - - - - - - -., - - - - - - - Datfd t Apopk., tirriç,Amerka Ill_Ill), : r igti S belonging or .n anywise ap the levy of Special a3sesments OC Florida, th S 79th day of Dcem.pr, taies with the iining to the land icrid or the district: I2 SHE'S THE CALl. GIRL— COMPATABJUTY DATING MEL LEIGH MINDiCII - . Ov'emenls, alt niqht, titI and providing for ronstruclion, ItE$ 'Isg COP MAqTI MlNDlCpf P.O. Box 639, Winter Park, Fla. 3278 i-st ot Mgstgigor in nd fo any sevecatiil,ty. 9nd an effective date (Qwrier' P4rne t, way5, alleys. s1rIp or (SEAL) THEY BOTH TAKE THEIR gores j 1 CASSEL AND BENJAMIN of ta rJ Arthur H kils odioii'mnq the I 101$ lERtOUsiv I)rkwita, an4j *41'tls_ --.j-.-. Jr Att'orncy for App'ic ii 53 AND EXCEPT tPc following Clerk of Board of SOt Flagler Federal Bldg City tots md parcel of land Which have Slit. FREE SWAP SHOP & FLEA MARKET 372.1116 County Commissioners 1 UN OAT lii N E. 1St -=.--_____ bcn reteascd Uomr, the $ifl of Seminot County, FfOvidi ______ _p ç—_—p=__,__._...Miami, Florida 33)37 Publish Jan 3 1976 Ait.-4.._._...__._ alori Said Mrtg,i.ji' _______ PUblish; Jan, 7, 9, p 16. 73, 1976 DEVIl 600 Ji Kg j Jewish VI.v "BW InAndAroundWinterSprings IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND SEMINOLE COUHTY FOR FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDILTION DIVISION CASE NO. 71.li00CA0t.A - WOMEN - (IIe.0 . . Friday, Jan. 2. 1976—lB III . Marciano, Charles and Mimi of Annapolis, Md. Ewald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, Howard and Beverly Clifford Dunning of Blue Ridge, Hawkins, Nevin and Barbara I3oti arid Marge Williams of Ga,, for the holidays. Also Itriggs, Mary Jane, David and Tuskiwahla had his twin visiting the Ewalds were their William Browning and Sally brother, 13i11 Williams from twin daughters and their By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Browning home to spend Columbus, md., visit during the husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Bill DEAR ABBY: lama IS-yearChristmas with her parenLs holidays. Jones of Dover, Del., and Mr. anti Mrs. Cecil Tyler of old girl. You see, my sister got irom llyattsville, ii. pregnant when she was 16, and Mr and Mrs Stanley Obarskl Savannah, Ga she had an abortion. Now, all I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kline of of Tuskawilla had the pleasure The Terraces had their family of their daughter, Julie's Irwin and Beckie Hunter of hear from my parents is, "We ,. , f -' Dear ' Abby . Meadowlark. The boys enjoyed Bob Heatwole. River on the West Coast, when their son, Steve, recently lives in the Washington, D.C. Hunter's father, Irwin C What WO took off your sister!" a up on all that has Abby, I am not my sister. I celebrating the holiday and appointed to the Naval area. Hunter and his brother and happened since they were last Golda Hurge of Hacienda attending a reunion of the Academy at Annapolis, Md., sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob would like to be able to have company over to the house, but there, but vc don I have any together and are looking for- Village hosted, in her home, a Browning clan, Present at the flew in to spend the holiday with Willie and Betty Givins of Old hunter, all of Winter Haven. my parents won t allow it. If a kitchen equipment. ward to another visit in the Christmas Party for the reunion at the home of Mr. his family. 'lown enjoyed a visit from their summer. , We can't afford to buy things Linda and Bob Kizer of boy happens to come over, they Lainphighters Class of the First Brownings parents, Mr. and son, Elvir,, for Christmas. Elvin — Christian Church of Sanford, Mrs. George Browning, were Connie and Diana Friend of is in the U.S. Marine Corp and is Meadowlark entertained Mrs. tell mneif I don't send him away, like a toaster, coffee pot, Ron Tulilminia of The electric iron, pots, pans and F ourteen members of the nine of his brothers and sisters The Terraces had as their guest stationed at Cherrypoint, N.C. Kizer's sister and her daughter, they will, I don't want to have to sneak utensils. Also, there are Terraces played host to a large bible class attended the party, and their families. Included for the holidays Mrs. Friend's Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Wallace and have the boys come gathering of friends from all enjovin the gamut's and eating were George an'J .'tnna sister and brother-In.law, Mr. to my potholders and other kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Ewald of and Laura for the holidays, ______________________________________________________________ girl frIend s hoo.se to see me, gadgets we 11 need hut can't lay but that is the only way I can out the money to buy. ______________ . ever see a guy. 1 have never My sis and I thought of given my parents a reason to throwing our own, "Got A New .. distrust me, but they do. Apartment but Don't Have Any ____ j , Isn't there some way I can Kitchen Equipment" party. convince them that I won't do My Mom says it would be too 4j Like my sister did? muchlikeabridalshowerand B ELSA W1j.1,I,%1 - . OVERPROTECTED wouldn't be right. , '6' [)EAR OVER: Your problem Abby, we're going to have t,/:', is one t D"11' that many girls have, and enough trouble paying our rent ,,•. __________________________________________________ It is grossly unfair. Your and grocer)' bills without the J i s, irents should not punish you addedexpenseofall the kitchen The Trellis may well have effect b' working another set of for sshat your sister did. stuff we need. What do :iou 11 ,' ;; 4• L come over on the Ma)flosu- on Trellis stitches in a second color —.._q Do not sneak. If) ou do and think ef our party idea' I a pleu of needluork a on top of the first -- ,, are caught, the) still han good NFEDi'GTHjM,S s colonist's wife brought with her Ue vow imagination to fill -. reason to deny you company. I DEAR NEEDING: Skip the ::''' l to the New World. It's one of the Trellis: a Lazy Daisy stitch, party. But do visit your nearest . those lovely filling stitches used French Knots, mnlniscule Cross 'F ia'.. DEAR ABBY: I am 25 and (.00dwlil or Salvation Army for hundreds of years to enrich stitches or stars, separately or m' ex-iusband is 33. We have store and set what Is available ......... Jacobean designs. Try it to in combination, can add a been divorced for 14 months, In secondhand but goodas-new / create a little hill at the base of delightful patterned look to but we're still living together. I appliances. I ______________________ a Tree of Life design and to fill otir work. Or add a series of Just never got up the nerve to •- ) -' ____________________ -. DEAR ABBY' nerearefour L I. L' flower petals or leaf shapes, .1" stitches to your Trellis in . out LJL-c.ause s iuu '..i..gir i " s. t. o us marri-u , .1 e The Trellis consists of long graduated shades of one color. ._ "¼ , UI iij)i5S. luncht the k rid ' catching 700 '. u f - . _____ ' - feel . - - - ...' . - - - - . . - . ., I, r - - . ' -. , - r.9 . . . ' ' '.- ' ' . - -' •." ' " - ,,r._ . . - . - . - ' . - ____ - 4 - , ' .._ . . . _ - - - - Leave the house. i am an cxcellent cook and housekeeper, ___:,,±J and serve him three hot meals a - - t onl ?d - ---. . , - . ' ': ' .' ---- . _._-_ - - - -- - - _: ,,, ,, ,,, _. = .------_ _ - . - . --- ')fl) (He can't stand them) =fHe hardly ever makes love to Fatal tieirt iseserwun fair L7dy, so ScIn kc'aI .riuic teacher flathara Muller aucsted her maker friend James Lelleb escape Maryland's chilly weather and neip ber re-roof the homt of a me, and when he does he tie5 only himself. friend L sUfln) Florida oser the holidays, he caught the first plane south, "This is primarily a =- - -: - - - - better stay to get to know someone, than by working side-by-side on a difficult project. It's still too early, he added, to predict the outcome of the rooftop courtship. Herald Photo by Jean Patteson .'-, - - • • this local . UC Utl -. has worklssltlnlrontoftheTVand one ano rs company . 11cr question was, should she LJVLr S. I. ki L r u) sent o Li wn We sserc married for four kids she passes aSIa), and let him years and never had s ii'= -.- - - rs''ri'r - - - = tersection. This may be a single care not to cut the threadsof the small Couching stitch or a tin)' canvas. When It s only a matter of a stitch or two, you'll find it easier if you remember (.)flC -. important rule: "Come UI) through the filled one" _______ -: .. -- - - p . . — desi' on the reserst. side It's through the canvas to take a advisable to use a hoop sshen new stitch This is almncs impossible to take out )OU do this stitch vHc The la)ers of stitches need not be at right angles, the) can Dear V it C If 3OU vi' made an extensive form diarnondor oblong shapes us well as squares. To hold tiiistakc, there's usually nothlni to do but cut away the them in place. Couching '3 - ____________________.• - . I se run into a great deal of second set of long stitches crossing the first is then taken trou Ic in making a Bargello You'll find the long stitches will pillow. When I miscount the . .1 ... -. -. 11411 112) . past few Forty or more people atNANCY seck, with parties, out of town tended the combination barvisitors, and trips , to visit beque and cocktail party held at BOOTH Correspondent relatives keeping residents on Thmi,ilnia's spacious home. DIAL the run. Among those present were Carrie Gribbin and her son, SitI and Sally Waldman, Mr. Brian, former residents of and Mrs. Roger McKibben, Winter Springs, returned for a John Moore, Helen and Guy . short visit to renew old DeMalo, lI)nnie and Diana homemade cookies and coffee, acquaintances. Son, Brian, Friend, Betty Eastharn, John spent tulle visiting with his best and Diana Farmer, Sheila and Leslie and Don Browning , NFL - buss plafl' Rririk+n I-1rIi Vicifcz PartiAs ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. He never compliments me and never wants to take me out. But he runs with hIs friends he feels Like it. Don't tell inc to leave him, Abb' hi o Ide' r stat e), or k ).,4 she instructions to gise r usnesa oone Ot corn. C%Cfl U aisV IS FOUR IN FLORIDA DEAR FOIR: %haI a oui, topic for a girlish lunch. I m sorr-- to let "cute ' _________ ______ ' & , jr ff11 U'7 less likel) to split the thread of thestitch above when you work down through the canvas in'- NEW YORK— Someone in front for after bath or during "swim team" or carry forgot to tell the several million feeding and saque sets (shirts messages such as "I'm a little stead of coming up with the babies who si-a-a-a-a into the with matching panties lined in stinker," ii needle through a thread world each day that this is plastic) for summer or mild Most important in infants' already In place. Population Zero time. As a climates, clothes is their ease-of-care. E.W. result, natal appearances still Soplile cautions relatives and Must are s'ery practical and (ross stItch in the sanw color as F or a FREE illustrated ,i'akes a great excuse for new parents not to over buy flUX and match with adults' the Trellis or in a contrasting leaflet showing the basic emgrandparents, aunts, uncles o*ional ready-to-wear items clothing such as the stylish Tcolor. If there's enough room broickrv stitches, wirte to Elsa and very special friends to see because a baby grows so shirts with artwork of dolls and between the long stitches, you % Ilhiams, Box 3788, Grand that the wee one has more than rapidly during this period. But sailboats, striped and dotted can achieve a very decorative Central Station, New York 10017 diapers to his name, " towels, sheets and washcloths shirts, knitted geometric anti This is to the good since most can be bought in quantit) jacquard dresses and little pant new parents get caught short because the) will be used for at outfits All in all the mIni wear (., when it comes to having clothes least three sears is apuating and can 1 ' for bab in his first few months As for colors the traditional i.fl(ice the niost reluctant of despite the fact that the pink still is thought of as right penny-pinchers to part with I traditional layette usually is for girls and blue for boys. une dollars for a favorite tot. '' selected between the sixth and However, pink now is coneighth months of pregnancy. sidered the least desirable Older Infants look neat and Tile layette provides basic choice for layettes and neutrals keep cozy in bedtime terry items a newborn needs until he such as seafoam green, off- 't'lour coverall designed by / is about six months old, white and yellow are wise Trimlit in a flame-retardant Many couples have revived selections for boys or for girls. , the exchange or hand-me-down Since the mid '60s when _____________________________________________________ 6' ,' - .- - . Vu ' '' a-.. -- - - -. - . ' , ' - . ' - - - ' _______________________ . ' -. -' ,.. ' - -' '' "____" "._. _ . .,,, - •,. " - . ,:''; - '' - -- - - -. -- - '- - . - ,,, 4I: concerntd. A big help, however, too many new trends with most to doting relatives are the innovations centering around ,• ' Schmidt, who is with Lord & flammability laws, according Taylor in New York. Sophie to industry spokesmen, the cost recommends this basic layette: of the average layette has in- Tnmale E'ie is quick and flavorful . LONEI . . question living with a man who treats :: FAIRWAY you as a cools and housekeeper. LAUNDROMAT Obviously, you aren't happy, or you wouldn't hase written to Dry Cleaning at budget PnCeS and coin laundry me. Insist that he either get 5v In a pleasant at. some counseling and shape up, rno'sphere. Qpen 7 am or ship out. What's to "love" In )' L.001 e.. at ......... a man like him? DEAR ABBY: My sister and FAIRWAY PLAZA I are niosing Into an apartment " On Hwy 17 92 at 27th 3 : 5001) Mom and Dad are giving 332 9739 us a lot of furniture the) won't Try It you'll like Ith be needing so sse re all set _, — , . live together, wh did )ou get dis'orcrd" As I see it. you are merely cuffs, two teething bibs, two ChrIstening clothes, ac heat oven to hot (425 deg. F.)., waterproof panties (snap cording to Sophie. Justify a real Why wait until manana to try f) l I L' I.' f'ii' I style), one dozen prefolded splurge but this depends upon ' or ii i ie.. i i a te isis i anita it' ''nfll, wow fl Add diapers or disposals, three the famil) Th $23 to $300 fry pin drain Ilexican inspired main dish larke fitted crib sheets two flannel outfits and up range from oda) It takes so little time (or remaining filling Ingredients, faced rubber sheets, one quilted simple tailored dresses to fine o much flavor. Why everyone heat thoroughly, Pour into 21 . mattress pad, three receiving laces and silks. ' , . u, 11(1 bean and tomato filling. o"cr with corn bread topping begun authentically from Scratch using enriched corn leal) leaving a peek-a-boo C'enter'. TAMALE I'IE I cup enriched corn meal I cup sifted all'purpose flour 1 tablespoon sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder ' teaspoon salt - -. ' '." ______________ - -, I L_ . . .' - _ . ' - _ / ' . _______________ - _____ .. _---.' _________________ '' .. - - ---f . . - . . ,,. - I .L -i ______ -' • -. - " - v: _____________ "' - blanket, two hooded bath the Jeans generation tend to a tt)W1'l.S, four washcloths, two select readv.to-wear ball) _______________________ stretch (err)' coveralls. outfits In bold, bright colors anti '/.lp-Ironl primi ".uit is iii fluffs flame-retardant brushed orIon. Optional Items are kimonos there is a pleasing growth of hitHid and '.uke (runt hase Flocked c)ekt. Comes with attached which are coverups with two humor in infcnt s wear such as irnuic am' mltti'ns snaps at the top and an openIng minute swim stilts that say - - /0 /0 ' ,- - , - ' Black Navy Brown Red Tan f ff Sizes 4-12 F . S cup chopwd green pepper (3 ne 6-or. can tomato paste () e 8-oz. can tomato sauce - cup water (3 ne 16'oz. can pork and teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons chili powder $1 teaspoon pepper . ash cayenne or melted shortening For corn bread topping, sift Today's busy cook needs all Is fork-tender, remove pan together corn meal, flour, the short-cuts she can get. If from heat; let reach room sugar, baking powder and salt. dinner preparation time is temperature. Refrigerate meat Add egg, lliElk and oil; stir just limited, cook the corned beef overnight in broth. Dinner is until ingredients are blended, the evening before, While ;ady in a Jiffy the next Spoon and spread evenly over you're relaxing for the evening, evening. Just re-heat the broth hot filling, leaving center open. the corned bei'i can be sim- and meat. 0'ENED FACED CORNED Bake in preheated oven (425 niering quk'tl) in th kitchen. BEEF'SANDWI('H deg. F.) 20 to minutes. Serves Just preapre according to inat S slices rye bread package directions. When a - IS slices ('corned I lS-oz can sauerkraut, drained Creams- horseradish Sauce Beef lightly browned and bubbly. ('flEAM' IIOILSERADISH SAL'('E Combine 1 cu mayornalse, cup dairy sour cream, 2 ' On each slice of r- 'e bread tablespoons prepared horarrange corned beef slices, seradish, teaspoon dry sauerkraut and sauce. Broil 4 to mustard; IIii well. 1 cups 5 minutes or until sauce is sauce. ' . ( R'P9f.li 1 _____ - J Ti - n)'ij -- a V - ', - 224 E FIRST ST 322.370t �- -41 213t—Even ing Herald, Sanford, FL FrIday, Jan. 2, 1976 Friday, Jan. 2,1916—u Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 16 - w • 'I I ' n ow y ou've that .. - y our s y r - t al .. for ..p s l ' th - I Publix rW= Lane th •I4,I..'' for Salads or, Slicing Lorgi Tomatoes.......... I r 33 es e - co u . Tasty -. e p o e a --r -- - s! 4 n A Crisp Western (Largo Heads) Iceberg Lettuce .......... 3 lersl Crisp Tender Florida Pol. Beans .................... ' 33' S.qy. with Hoflondals. Sauce Fresh BriIl............ Publix ) ubi 1x 49' WHEN YOU CLIP & REDEEM THE BONUS COUPONS ON THIS PAGE ll man tonles A111hk Ads& EXTRA OUR SleetEL - k LI-k: r ' - i- AM..---- - -'- -- ' Old World Flavor Slicold German Style z- - No* INSPECTED HEAVY WE 44 ?A- AO slat III Chuck Blade Steak...... - - Swill . .1 -. - -r I •- c - • _ , Kitchen Fresh Imperial Oven Roast Macaroni Salad........ Chuck Shoulder Roast.. Swift P,.,viu.rpi Ground Beef H.V.P. P. 79 '1 SAVE Sc, Hunt's ____ - 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE OF $15 THROUGH $19.99 OF $25 THROUGH $29.99 COUPON 100 EXTRA !J0 PublIP JW GREEN STAMPS Do lix COUPONS 1 & 3 ARE WORTH SAVE bc, Hunt', - on purchase. totaling $5.00 to Tomato Ketchup ...... 3 S I 79, $9.99 excluding all tobacco This coupon may also bst used in combination with other S & H Gre.,, Stamp Coupons In this ad with larger purchases product.. COUPONS 1,2 & 3 ARE WORTH 400 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE rT 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE SAVt SINVI ON sic % 300 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE Io..I Tomato Pure........... . 'aien ) COUPONS 2 & 3 ARE WORTH SAVE 14c, Hunts / - - WORTH Tomato Past ............. 2-0' 49' I- I Italian Bread Tasty, Fresh Baked Coconut PI ................ ' hggs With Hd.a.d Vi5',te6. P,.t..., l3I..s Tomato Sauce .......... 3 Fresh 8ok.d D.h Short Ribs.......................99' -- ad Spinach ........................... 25 SAVE 4c, Hunt's - Fried Chicken............ '' 2" lb 1..I P1.t. COUPONS 1 & 2 ARE SAVE 23c, Hunt 's ' 59' R•ady-to.iok..oui c, 1.011 mu ..i - - ,v$., Roast Beef ......................79 Chuck Blade Roast........ .. s_c, s - 0 Flavorful Shc.d Cooked Swill s PI•,.wm P,sT.n I.n,l.i, I-..I .- YOU 89' Tasty Siked Dutch Loaf or P,•T • Dori I Green St amps Delicious Slitod Pickle and BEEF SALES iF 111TehILnJ1j - TO mitt OF $20 THROUGH $24.99 - - LJ > (Expires Wed. ion 7, 1976) OF $30 OR MORE - - - -- - - - : t• 4i.t;u )wi ACCEPT ( JJhziJiá - iL FOOD THIS AD EFFECTIVE FRIDAy / AGi.atTroolt Beef Loin --- -- Sirloin Steak.............'1k' team Moo Beef NII-Cut Ro= Steak............ (11 1- agga . - Flavorful Liters Meaty Beef Blade .. - ';•- 79' - - Beefhuc Ann ' SAVE 9c, • -, -. SAVE 3c, Carnation Evaporated Mill'. .................. Dessert Treeil F Ba ,, i —9) Great ForBor-8u.s5efp,, 4, Short Ribs Flavorful Boneless , Beef for Stow ............ 200 YEAR HERITAGE Of 0- %jR AT R!flAN M E1UA1L -, * -. '1" Jan. 7th, 1976. Green -eas.................. .IOA 3 91 SAVE ScF&P Cut or French Styl Green Beans ............. 4 '303$ (SAl I Closed Sunday p II 4)03 Thru Wednesday / SAVE 20 .... Swift's Pr.mwm Tond.r.-Gqown, Gov 't. In$ped.d,Shippd,D&D,FVIuhUSDA(,ad,A 51 t'W" - 16f Fryor Breasts wo% Ribs o, $I" Fryer Drumsticks........ *..9 Fryer Thi ghs .................. .99' Fryer Wings...................59' Fryer Hacks& Necks.. 19' t_f' 1PIJ5r1J.8IllnirtrIsgiurt Ill I37 ,' fHtfIr.t*, Rrului,o IC '.Si,cn (c,,r,ai %%.a%Iiinht,rl atsil Ich ii liii lirIr .88 V.ltr h'igr I.lIr1 ill i777-i77$. I ii• .811(1 tin thri (i ated [mot upup 4)0( 44 Pit-PIX-r-mills A1141 lillilpI duni'g 11W I-lb Sliced Bacon $ a-a S P eg am Swift Pismivin Tr Tinder Sl.c.d $ - --,'.,. i '.-" I -: . 1 - ______ '1" Buttermilk Bcwts '2" Sour Cream........................ biuih. .lwn Ci $ 81141 thell A.111 4)f)1I 41*1 1 IJIt twttllr to Big Eye Swiss '2" Wistonsin Chist-w Flat Cornolfie~i................ 09 49 flavorful Hkkory Smoked Smoked Mullet.......... . ' 'I' Tasty, Qukli4,,zon Turbot Fillets.............. ili 1*..,, \ • • Cooked Shrimp £ 3 SAVE 12c, With Lemon Butt.. Sauce, Gorton's So- le SAVE 186, Brilliant Frozen -: e MORE S & H GREEN STAMPS I WHEN YOU CLIP & REDEEM ALL THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE UCE, ht - - ' 'I" (Ex pires Wed Jan. 7,1976 ___ ____________ IW 1W 9W WIF VF - j [J vt _________ - iiIII _ — . ID.. : V 43c no '' Wit 59c - ANTAg. t —I- . -- "•'l . . . , ti,' 85' $*A Sharp Chedda.- Stick ............ oich 99C Cottage Cheese.................. French Onion Dip ................ 75c 45 ____________________ SAVE 23c (186 Off Lab.l) Oval Anth.ptk Scope Mouthwash ................ .iw. 89' where shopping Is a pleasure _7 :iift. •, . . - - - satHOUSE tFMFW1MIFlIfIIjjt"Il ItIllip MAXWELL COFFEE REGULAR OR OR ELECTRIC PERK oo& mom $2 21 0 - - -- - • I HAMBOURGEn HELPER 1ANFORD PLAZA—SANFORD 3 jollklt. 1jublilf I M." memo" I". site Phil. 19161 2/0.38 41120-11tsta Am 1, 2. -- - -- -- 11 5. II II II -- 4. - OF Extra Absorbent Daytime Pampers Diaprs 24-ct.pkg. (LApilea Wed Jon. ?. 1976) - -- - --- --- 1 (Expir es Wed Jan? 1976) _- 'U *1111 THiS COIJPON AND PUSCHASI OF I ii - - 6. - - 7 1 - EXTRA *l!N tPti• COUPUN AND PUICHAII Of U 7½-ozjar (ExpIres Wed. Jon. 7 1976) - - - I JWGreenStanips ( -.it Low-Cal Lipton Tea I -U - - iu here shopping is a pleasure JWGreenStamps A_It - - EXTRA WkenStamps WITH ?P**I COUPON AND PtjUCHAU Publi -- - Res-Pak 1 all Kitchen Bags Ii EXTRA JWGreenStamps Gillette Stainless Ste.I Double Edge Blades 1O-ct.pkg. (EipIi Wed. Jan. 7, 1976) - - - JWGrie'n St a m ps (hPfr.E'i. °'l976) EXTRA 2199C - - Right Guard -Spfa eodorant (Expires W041. Jan 7.1976) BETTY CROCKER • IT" "" COUP" AN) PUNC*1l otoi swoon WItH IN'S COUPON ANOPuNCHAI, Of _ JWGreenStamps Wisconsin Cheese Bar Individually-Wrapped Sliced American Cheese Food - - - EXTRA COUPON Also PVOCMASI or W Milo an 39C ASSORTED VARIETIES LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR.—LONGWoOD AT THESE SEMINOLE PLAZA —CASSELBERRY LOCATIONS ONLY, - JWGreenStamps *"" 11418 1 0 THIS AD 6000 GREEN (STAIvlRSJ XTRA Dcri-Fr.sh (Small, Large, khml.ckos., Low.fat) — ILI1r3j Cf Y 1 EE N This coupon may also be used in combination with other S & H Green Stamp Coupons in this ad with larger purchases -:- V -,. Wisconsin Ch..s. So! Sliced d &v f, Turkey, at I-P1wronol t-litv ,In A 6t pin .uIttr '' SAVE 23C, Birds Eye Frozen French Cut Beans - q 59' SAVE 12C, Stokely Ass.,t.d -! . Muenster Cheese...................4' 98' op.Iartd Sliced Cooked Ha 11w,11 on purchases totaling $15.00 to $19.99 excluding all tobacco products - Kra" Signature Chunk Style Smoked Sausage...... Of'1" /'1tl$I?vt1rl -- Publix GREEN STAMPS •1 — SAVE6 Rich's Non-Dairy ____________ Half & Half Cream .............. Oft 55' '1" StownCounty '-1 S4414frIJ1 SAVE 115c SSORTED A :..0 . Doi,tf,.shD.locious Beef Franks................ ,r jV#tAX 1=;%M ~ -- Ills Corn Oil Margorine..............? 59' Pifisbury Hungry Jock Sunnylond Tasty SAVE I Oc, Uosto Frozen -- Regular Margarine..............3 Cuts ......................PLI89 ' P49 - EXTRA SAVE l7c, Breakfast aub Oscar May.. Br.a&f ast Country Ham.............. ! All -- kit Breakfast Club Link Sausage '.t 89' w Blusils" I COUPON3 Publix3O0 SAVE 12C.KW*MO&SIUttSrIk,Regular Royal 41).~+ Swift Premium (P.pp.ronI, fluid.. 0.noo Salami) PEPPER jJ1ors()up - 1 pI Coffee Rich.......................... C Swift Premium Cold 49 I 49 ' SAVE 9c, R.hchmonns Egg Beaters iS-.' Lipton Tea Mix -- — . - - ' Sliced Bologna ..........14b Pie 9 1 is ', Boil 'N Bag Entrees .............. 4 Maxwell House 89' " PLUS 1 : 1' SAVE bc BirdsE-ysQukli Thaw Strawberries...................... SAVE lic. FresrsrQu..n , OW Swift's Oil 0111 I -. - 3 T rLrI Frozen Lemonade............3 SAVE 20C. Lionson Revell d 1 I N.wZ.alandQuI,kF,o,.n d SAVE6C,M4nutMo4dConc.Plnko,I.guia, 819 '- SAVEbO WASHOAT US[ P Swift Premium orLoz Maple Brand s-.s bw g 40 l9 '' f7oM Fo '7' (Expires Wed. Jon. 7, 1976) -. Friday, Jan. 2nd .,. ii. fkii [J 281 .. I imr KtPI on purchases totaling sio.00 to $14.99 excluding ill tobacco product. This coupon may also be used in combination with other S & H Green Stamp Coupons ii this ad with larger purchases , SAVE 4c, Wokh's Frozen Cocktail Try This D,IiciousBeef Round p Roast.................... Publix CkrnChowder.4.................. '' 48' 39 Pink or A ua T ItMI -II ....... SAVE 3c. Show's Fruit Coc'Ltail.............. 4)03 39, SAVE 1OC(bOcoffLob.l)Mgd,o.n,i.D.,.rg.n, SAVE1OC(6COffofl2 )Wf,.,0Jd 79 Ivory Liquid................W sold •' F&PD,lkious Tasting Canned Pumpkin .................. .25c .., )teWeu,OmOtOeS............ 3 . 1 4)03 quantities - SAVEIC.AfI.fHOSidQ)?T,,O,IUIJIJ1.S Apple Juice.................. t" 39 1 limit s12o h'k Ro'-st Publix reserves the rig ht to 60 512o TOS7B..ILO4nL loStea . • -' CLOSED SUNDAY Prune Juice .................. 4I_ bed 59 SAVI14c, F &p 4 Publix ...... JANUARY 71 1976 -"Selected Baby Beef " Inflation Fighter P O EXTAI JANUARY 2 THRU WEDNESDAY STAMPSI - -- Pillsbury's Hot Roll Mix 13%-oz.pkg. (axpl. Wed. Jan. 7, 1976) — —— _Ip_uI_.lJ - - - - - - 'U EXTRA WGreenStamps wIp U II U 8. WITH THIS COUPOA10 AND PIJucw$. A . Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced Mozzarella Cheese 6-oz.pkg. (Expires Wed, Jon. 7 1976) - t-_- - - ,- - --- - -- �--- ---- --.-.- 4 u — EveningH,rakf,_Sanford, Ft. - - -- Friday, Jan. 2, 197 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl NEW STORE HOURS -- OR PRICIS 0.00D ASTOR ORTENING JUMBO IN THESE GALA COUNTIES ONLY... TOWELS -11'1 $5 01) or more purchase vocluding cigarettes ab - LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER II FEDERALLY GRADED (7 P -_- W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF W-D GRAND USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE. SIRLOIN OR Ex STEAK BEEF Tip Roast - Chuck Steak S. 1! ! i" . . W 0 Bai d . D°fl. 299 . . . . Braunschweiget: UTTER F ' I-LB PKG •0 0 Is t 99 79 c %Jt F t:1-4 Spread 9" $129 Boloana. tt 11-01 . . • • • Rot, 69C 3 Sausage . II Cheese Spreadd . . . $119 oa -- MIX OR MATCH — " U. S CHOICE Quarters HICKORY SWEEt 46or r— 13' j o CANS THRIFTY MAID SLICED BACON - RUT oe' • • Chili w/Beans S 29 I-LB. 4 Apple Sauce l6oi COn; 69' CUP - 2 S FOR FULL '4 PORK LOIN SLILID INTO OR 2 FOR FOR ALL raiIbOf\ &A PKG 42 CLEANER PKa. .& W D Stand All Meal Regular. All Beef. Breakfast or $501 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - c 79 SIZE 14 SIZ FRESHENER C OR i thrIttU WHOLE KERNEL CORN ;rkt TOMATOES 16o, Con; thr ifty Mud KRAPT ALL FLAVORS APPLE SAUCE TEEZ DIPS loot con; A0, 5cc Cream - - — ç()c -- AP !MI't OBALK1 IISP4CPs • CARL SHIFTY IPLAID MIDis CA", BEANS PINTO Of SWEET PEAS 3 3 FOR FOR \. - POTATOES \\ LAS GI 8gCtJ HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING T&I GREEN BEANS 2 La. BAG TOMATOES 39ci ORA-FIX LOGE DEODORANT / . • . 143"18Z1 99C RIGHT GUARD 118 c -J — SPECIAL OR REGULAR SHAVE CREAM -I • BORDEN'S 7• ORANGE JUICE SIZE - v0s VOS NON -AEROSOL - '1 HAIR SPRAY •.•.s. c. - -- - 16 or can; Tht.IST Mail 13' ox cons thrifty Mo,i SPAGHETTI " lOot car; -- ' FOR c s 3 A. 7 - / AT TOMATO PASTE 16 tOMATO p* SLICED CARROTS t..IOV A-(i - .at s n'-," POTTED MEAT Thri ft y M FOR -- - $1 Q e::. — 44 - -- FAMILY BREAD LBS. FOR 1% - '•' 29k. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA C 5 - CABBAGE LARGE .- SOUPS C 5 -. - VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE CUT GREEN BEANS C 4 ' (A.,% . DI XIE DARLING BEAN, CHICKEN RICE, MUSHROOM, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE (WITH BEEF STOCKS , CREAM OF CHICKEN QR \ (Ar in,-,;, SPINACH C THRIFTY MAID \ VEGETABLES WHOLE BEETS FOR ---, CUT SQUASH 16 or can; Thrift y uo u Cut. Thrifty Maid Sliced at Whole 4 TOMATO SAUCE 6os o; Tb,.I,, Mtj,d - WHITE POTATOES ' . pIg; O*a Darling MACARONI & CHEESE . *LE s*UC :. MATCH MATCH Thrgft!.J .,a 71101 -- HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA SHELLED BLACKEYES • c - CUT BEANS - DOUBLE PROTECTION, REGULAR OR ANTI-STAIN 18os cons Thrifty Maid Fi.; . Ióa, can; Thf,, MO. • S( ?h5151V TWIN INJECTOR MATCH 16 or cant Thrifty Maid Cream Style Krofl't All "o'cirt '.' TOMATO CATSUP AO FOR 13 HIF VIENNA SAUSAGE TRAC II- BLADES CUP ream Cheese . (a% *1 MIX OR MATCH 1111111011111111111 uper rand TANGELOS SAUERKRAUT STEWED TOMATOES GTL, i- Het& 5.,., Cooked S Id 7 agcc. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA MI MATCH Ilri (tI .. MA I KIDNEY BEANS SHAMPOO RENUZITA( FISH PORTIONS Fish NS (AF. YNIFIr EARTH BORN STRAWBERRY \____________ i GI. DETERGENT CAN 99 CA OR 99c 16 iii CANS t"AlItIr "AID GGIIIN IMA BEANS -- YOMATOE 59 16-ax IRREGULAR ;? A DENTAL CREAM BTL. 1 1Ikt. PK0. T CANS S4 IA, MOP & GLO 65 HEAVY Durr LIQUID PUREE C 15-01. $119 -I' $2 C LOATE DETERGENT LYSOL 99 Bologna It 0 BAO PUREX PKG. ' I.B. 25 99 20-CIT. 2-LB. 79_ OMA O SAUCE PURPLE PLUMS G CHUNKS K F RA NK S -- l3 JIM DANDY W 0 BRAND ALL MEAT, GULAR OR 77;. I 99C POUND CAKE A r IX —MATCH - GATORADE C* ,, F S TANGERINES 4'), GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Vt$ Ithixoo,; 1'"t of OIAWA ., HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE wit Pork Roost 9c c Cunt THRIFTY MAID U II SARA III 13-ex. BROWNIES OR PARTY PIZZA 32-es. PIZZA FOR 39 Fresh Path Shoulder notion 9 AG 899 SALUTO SWEET POTATOES 44 - CANS Sp aghetti 2 PKG . . -. MIX O R MATCH PORK CHOPS La. 1-ox. I DESSERT CAKES 79c f'KGS. TUNA FISH $25s SARA LII 14-os. BANANA. 131/4..g. ORANGE OR 121/4-os. GERMAN CHOCOLATE CORN ON COB 1 GRAPEFRUIT IF //~7 A b LB. BAG - GREEN GIANT F 2 1PKG. Sliced Bacon $' 69 —r - DINNERS CQr;Tp1RYM0M.,,B,,H,, Fruit Drinks - MORk)pi, ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM Tomato Sauce THRIFTY MAID FLORIDA COOKED SHRIMP 24-os. POLY BAG Con; THRIFTY MAID -it ui Grapefruit Drink BLACKEVE PEAS - Tomato Juice _)ki Cons ThRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE 12.o*. CANS MATCH 32-os, Can THRIFTY MAI Saltines 79c MIX a' 16 ;t PXGS CRACkIN ( 41 USDA GtucIr'A'Frrjh fi~ vr L eg or 11'rost I WCKIN' Unnn MIX OR MATCH r'(If - t_ '.—•••• - CAN Pa",na Fütm Pimento (I Ii;. Cvp $1.29) BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE HIOHLINIR A' ORANGE JUICE I PINT Canned'Ham 3 I-tB . $119 DIX lANA ASTOR Ho,,et.I Bonnet; Rash B'.okfot 69c 99c . Copeland RøguIa,'o, Tf.,I Sliced 6-ca. CANS 6 SvpVII)iOnd Mi.,,0 DeIu., Chici. A Tornaio to LB . Ctockin Good Chocolate Chip, Sugoi a, Peo,,t Bun.. 16o, Pizza Boneless Ham LB. -- I -I ORANGE JUICE 99c DELMONICO STEAK_____ — :jj MILK I ASTOR . Franks W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEP I ICE WHITE 'ZW POTATOES UARTERS lu,i.& Fish Fillet sl Cookies..... Sour Cream . MFA Cif Match Talmadge Chicken bologna o, BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE PKG . r,oi.n 79c loot Beef Rib F Car.,. Fl 'PKG. .. Luncheon oc cp.d *- i. AIP Rib Roast.... is 0 BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE S ü- LB. - Ham ol 0 0 lb C .- TURKEYS N"r.""4SUNS I 1 I1 MAID Stew Meat Salami I WHOLE FRYERS -. . .... Breasted FRESH U. S. No. I VENT B onelessBeef USD A GRADE A FROZEN - .. 188] -- Beef All Chuck Intl 7 Bone Cpn,, Cv' b?!: 0,1 %'UNSH N S INE Ok-_á1 a UP 09 LB. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 F. FIRST S SANFOQD 1610 IDGEWATER Dl. - OIL&$DO 7141 DELAMET ST. • OILAMDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (INTER Ill SOUTH ROSLINO . 01UN00 NT DORA LB. CHUCK ROAST_____ - 8 1 1*LAND L UAN NON-BASTED I 959 if . . . is 6 p.m. - 1 - W.D BRAND USDA CH OICE ALL CHUCK INCL 7 BONE CENTER CUT - - - PEACHES USDAG PADI Broad SUNDAY 9 a.m. __•\ LBS I Boneless Bi..I Round Srinn - QUIT COCKTAIL . 12-ox. — CUBED LB — COUNTY) HAND 39 S . BRAND GROUND T-BONE STEAK ., k, 7% 88 OI RS Yvfr THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR SLICED 733C 000 2 LB. CAN HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF "lo (N0!0 3 1-LB. CAN 1iffy Old SATURDAY - 9 a.m. M. 9 P.M. or OPEACM W-D BRAND MONDAY MATCH CHEK DRINKS OLE, OSCEOLA, If PRICES GOOD JAN 2& 3 ALL FLAVOR$ Friday, Jan. 2, 1976—SB 20-ox. --CANS U * FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD - _J . -F . - 419 - -. - . — i: FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. E. FIRST ST. - -- - - . , -- -. . ..-- -• - - - - . - —'-'- .T !"j - - . .• - SANFORD - - . - t- :— :.:: :1: - . - -. '1 419 E. FIRST ST. -- ,.• 1 - - - -- - .. -':, • ..• - -_ '----i . - • - - . - ' TF-=- - - . - . -'-- . _;•. - - . -- . -: -- -• - ____• - - , '. •. - -.----- - . .. - -. �_- N+. - -- - f - iiuTu - -- - - — = ----i _J _________ i -,-.---=..-= _________________ - _____________ - __________ -. Fray, Jan 2,Ifl - - -. - --. __________ , .. - ________ _______ - --.--. I r Methodist ' _______ L - __________ Adventist ' ____ - - - h - ----.--- _____ - &-EVeflingHerd nordFI - - Ethics Jf Tour Profits Pastors Corner Fnday,Jan2.297-78 EvenrngHeraSanfordM _______ Satwda, :: ::: R A Kvffi ?vs4 LymanK,,woo4 Sco Wo;th4p A m Fir apt1itChu.rc . By GEORGE W. CORNELL JecUonable, urging people to o, seeing and InstrucUng the tour on thwth thvolvemen in the AP Religion Writer and turning it into a business oups. Holy land. & KINd, , '' :: SEVENTHDAY *** *** Methodist I reatl a brief article Epw.t L,agv £v.fls, WC • d 'atr I ssem •Y Christian FIRST ASSEMILY OF GOD C':URCH Cot 7flh end Elm _____ FIR ( TCHRISTIANCHURCH DISCIPLESOF CHRIST ai - - - - - - -•--- --. -_ -- __ _-_ V ' I 1$ : :: SIpm W - - '_______ - CHURCH OF CHRIST e11PllmSt,n,D, - OF THE NAZARENE St RI ,d Prarv C Hpm Enisconal r r DcuiIiO Oi (kO$S YjIhPg Rrcto. Tnday Iii m _________ - CHURCH OF LONGWØØO S4IOvan,•St, _____ _ - R,. Eam Credit SV k Fyi - ' ' always happiest when , YIvThktvc.T,,,* FyI and IlLS 11pm frci to the public, RS*enJ - ltstrict Council Workshop at strong and good seeds assay from yourself - and then you can ____-_____ --- - -_ 21L - METHODIST CHURCH ;______ - S 11am IS 11 Iii It Kim 7 11pm - - - - -_____________ - 7 _____ - Peslot 1011am CCI m C menis ill be available all day. , .SI. S ISffi . I Na in • Satvcday Man $ B,akIat in South the rise America, coupled with experts say the momentum has of new authoritarian continued h!t - --____ -- - ' ____ - S.*diyScM.l S Clam MotfigWit'$Il4p now and then at the impropriety of your own remarks? Ct'u'cRSch..0 1111am Caswwry truth, concern and kindness toward others Is very much a part of Christian living. UMYF Ss I hIM M.tninWotWw• 1111am. SVn4AVCCRSC. I ISa m. Wed C7*,r Pr•ctece S 11pm. • i A1 som of the lead iO ciotiilng Iu ership has come more co - Articles msy be donated for and governments 1 ii h,,, Cfl 5t11i . sa4e or ons'ed with a small Arrest.sorexpulsionofclergy scrva11ve, •knC. I char ed for sellin' VEX' C expressions and demon- fication with the poor, the op- Natalie Brent or William _____ FIR ST PR E SlY TE R IAN CHURCH OkAv&)rdSI .d CHRIST UNITED METHOOISTCHURCH 1'.' an Wi. iflCiUu, new, almost new and antinue Items -- -- - -- - Friday and 8:30 a.m. to 1 pin., aturiywithanelectheclass 2-4 pm - Presbyterian 1' e m Lays lrst un y se ea -- •:-- COnvictions Our church helps us discover and Implement thomt ________________ S4a,SciI Mi,wn e,,n,p ALL$OULSCATHOLICCHURCP, IItPar%Ay• S nda' s.c. n -$ a continent where the Ii churches, particularly Roman tween LIIUrCH ieauers a 1$ Na: allied with F ___________________________________________________________ governments, fric- IA • - 8400 Aloma Ave., Goldenrod, Sunday Stho.i S ate . authorities in many areas. William Wipf'ler, Ixmeri -- ' Elder Springs John V Mercer and Staff - • IV""VA EIFIIJ _______________________ I A VIA EM CHOSEN headrnister in the absence of held by the Chaerot Group of the Orlando Chapter of The H v Ca A Re - i i lb xl' (h h I Sa I rd ' be selected Punt Ium 10 tif tht sear ni I committee were arrested . - State Road 427 and Hester flcfl 0 a cross priest, the Rev Daniel C chairniano(thcsciencetlepaz-t. the Congregation of Liberal . ' EsangelLst Jerry Si%riksty from 'January Bible Study 'ilI are s(heduled through J in 9 The Contemporary Ensemble f - and musicians will entertain tees the 11 a ni seice as well as church has come ati%c, and can gents, after which several hj - lie has been with Trinity ep -- 6ryj' f I ductlble Trinity, FAlls ssas head of t'w - i i i C \ST-3-T for thechange wasa conference American Holy Cross priest be- at 615 8 30p m, Monday and What Is the Spirit o'76' Pastor Chaplain and a professor at the PUBLIX MARKETS PY - 5- K — '_i'i THEMCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance __________________ an or, a Eunice I Wilson and Staff D rIINTFOODS mpIoyes . O Augusto Pinochet. Uonal Council of Churches a I_____ polntmcnt of Father 11. Benton rrcndr to the Proy,c Iriaktstl _______ - The Board of Trustees at the Church of the Good c- Ern. z - Catnoilc -- - - • 10:30a.m. following the special the Rev. Miguel D'Escoto, duras Uruguay l-araguay and a c ne -! - pilcit effort to associate itself I t el't Pears the tensions vice at Hush Auditorium on _________________________ dously with the poor and to aid are ures ., Hub' Graham, will be tho worship will be at 9 a.m., and Stday at Community United Sunday School at 10 iSa m The Methodist Church of new mmter, Re% Michael ,• Casselbe at 7 p m Andrens ao pastor of St A family night covered dish Andrews esbyterlan Church 1 , supper will be held Wednesday of Bear Lake, where he will be k ened tensions between chuhes :.:::;: ''-" ri. Community ticipate ssith mcmii rs o . , RtVM,CNJ.IAMr shouldn't say, FIRST SPIRITUALIST • - -- - -_•f Appalled R., CR,rcRkM.I tm Wots• MY, - --- .; e _______- - OVeflant Christ I'rovtdence Blvd at Southern Baptist Convention TivoliI)riewi1l be held Feb 7 foresery memberof the family PRESIYTIEIANCHURCH '. P FIRST $AIST CHURCH ___________ -H - ______________ 7-Np m ____ I uS, ,vt,iuO u, Care in Autumn and Winter, Ministries. taught by Mrs liv Ithgers tfliStL5 elected for full burcery svill also be prosdcd ternmsssereA E Shirtholser, w Deltona United Presbyterian --- ELDER SPI9, 5$ V,IMas ___________ The love of money is said to be the root of all evil I beliese " 11am 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH ' CONGREGATIONA L CHRISTIAN CHURCH 71.1$ Pl A 3ZUS Ev.nffi aren't , eat it, or he can plans it. The rest of either method has i The m1sters fees - or rewards built into its life style One way he d1 sre, the other honorariums - necessarily prosper. designed cards We publish our ho1ida should be a holy day If reception %ith refreshmen in 6,' This Is My Bible," t4ught bY siIl install Miss Mabel Cha Famth Finances Seminar at the parish hall feelIngs in news Mr and Mrs Aaron Compton, rs send that sime s irit onimunity United Methodist man as lay Icackr, Torn s An org in rceital tll bi Gradt 1 2 1 Th tor) Th telegrams and display cx ( mh (LI% soultI be \1cInaltl as thurman of the JdII 9 and 10 tmphasizing thi d presented by EIibeth Farron Bible felis, tauit by Mrs. Mhmiir.iraijve Board Gerald HiWical concepts of fmance. essions 'hdl' to our nel hhke ' - - I ISa In --- - IS Na Pt Sunday ScM I Cia Foflswp II 11am MaInWnRp 711pm Wd (vi lIblIStudy at*cS.-,c, can make itwrong. e: If it becomes your source, it will let you do hard. o: If money becomes the product of your life, you To get ministers to help drum have left no monument, and a lot cf bitterness will probably result iflu. ing themselves on Biblical rsed the issue at an 1nt- elers' fares - although they (bsctLssin' their friend. One said, "How much did he leave?" T LK 'roiiiid or .ttes, md oLr Rltlnn4il I uthr in urnulttian may or in m not kro ihout it oth€r riplied lie left it all" ItLssaldolJohn Wesley,whoby allmonetostandardsdi 1 • a pauper, "He left his old horse, a fork and a spoon, a few rags of to make ourselves and others something shich we know is (ross Episcopal parish of %%Ill be teaching the book, FIRST PT::CHURCH 2S37SaflrdA,, -, - ' it' II 10am WotthpSa,sco k,ndqarn and Nuteqy 1Lu.ta't5wtchiInAm.q1c.l 711pm k, ' cosmetics, syothetic pearls, ______ Rb'.C'.'; PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH forgetfulness or, as the poet fees from trael agencies. other." omnais i'.io sas S tl, 1(1 th ld 'It's the big sell tht jl I i iii Hibk i holi ii litc igain' Unless It IS • holy day, but thould ter day for the Owistian be a holy equally becoming to us in July, It a Mid Wuk S.r,IW,dt SHam - ________________ ________________ ______________ EtP$IdAWI _____ ______ vseeW.nJN [ each other with brotherly affection and d Yh. Rpv Lue 4CISP:, PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 04TrThs*oqaW.wDay 9 Ith Wr . too t, ,.. e anyMlmg or anyone.. _ e my cni.r Ce. J hi.v to passengers go1a.ong,i .ustn cannot each for each pan passenger plant my resources as seed I sow and when I do, it mulUplies - y ae se s r members at a profit to them selves," said Sovik, 61, a during the year Paul says "1e - II a business out of it.,, O exPe ences, t qu e es o ios cos , a tion misters using their In- thils generly is nsidered Jus However, after the holiday Is fluence to recruit travelers, and tified. fellowship? 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST Lld.It$I$.C* t WI$d1y$,W,Cl,i W )Gp WTRRT$øm S av0MSea,f F,4hot ItI1ParbA*u. Bi$? 7 JORDAN BAPTIST HUECH However, other ministers, Critics don t obJe to the polhiy most who lead tours, otntr oOd)s sse are strangety for awhile and remember electrified into assuming .i others there comes to R.t * t FIRST CHURCH -/ - ilL k. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSE YSLY h• wanes." Why is it that on the OflC day of the year, the bir Minn. lie adds that it h ima!s of the faith- this advantage to pressure free p if they get four pang advantoge - and believe me, they won't be thinking of you when occasion of Thanksgiving, thdav of Christ, we forget come "ascandal" that disturbs iUi anu in many cases, poc,et people to take a tour - at a passengers, two free trips (in- they do d .thCSIVV amiv N,çM StV,CO Y P ( wtd 1 ____________ - -' . -- --- thetravelIndutry,butconcn clergmen have made po of ofminlsters,'there'snoreason ented ifips, o1ese Tours has risen in the church abt money on it." why they otddn't get their cx- lnternaUomil, bused New -. - I ' CHURCH OF 000 ,o SANFOROCHNISTIAN CHURCH Baptist " -- - - ________ Nazarene ' k dream. portion that ca ' 0 somehow expected to behold It "commercIalizes reliNotIng that ministers hold an lured my attention said. 'Take only selfishness. perhaps gions," clerimen aoss the CountrY. InfluenUal position of counsel, time to live; while waiting for a tios(Iljtv or indifference or sgar Sovik, a church historian through arrangements with especially with their s, 7 m 7 )ø • m _____________- Ou w the town om Medellin in C lombfainl968,ameetlngsww SENKARIK GLASS thecountry Wednesday,630pm -8pm throughoutthe land" years Heisaformerrertorof ___ • Ovideo, Florida * -- ficial church involvement in -- . - Press that ges the whole drarnat sweep of 1716 __ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -, , Given Degrees th FottI C I Elm V 1$*$f p a C,ntral laps's, Ch,wtII, 1311 DO Avt r' PirI •i i1ti4'witt- P.' siner EaI it CPurrN S*t.?nwttl Rd nLIl il (P ?' i ( it I. CHURCH OF CHRIST 'lW 17Th II ME THODIST ChvqCJb of Ch',lt liii S Pa, A B r II U - Baptist church of Ovledo ha'e I Ujp PritB'515p,11 CPHWcJ, liii Pun Spim $ RI An ii__ --- - - - --' -- - - - - : Independence Won - I - • / 1dependenceAIr:7otLot - Here in one oversed volume is the sto of 1 776 SHIRLEY MILLETT '' A Siin4 Sh,R M.;sainity Uapt,tt CNtN W.f Sin*ot4 -t Finn Pr Rapist (lVfCiIj42CPifl5,fl. SI JOø S fl**id', Ips,,t (Purtit SN Cyasiss St ____ No.tN, CytN II CNr,it Fl. Hi,tn Uc Ma Itind F rt 5*ffitq M.td it r,,. 'd II (P',rcn 3 (HLJU(H OF GOD $1 Jac. CRJ , . 4 Gd.4P?.øWC,S11S (tin Av, fl ti 4 an4nd A.. 4? 51 Mare liii Stwet'th dp A4,,nli,l Cittit f St 'It t1nRLrsit oil tk't 1J 1ff IPS P.415 CII P,n. II SensId / At I Sm a, C • Ci5141W?ry API Ie.1. (pst MIU.IAir Sipt's? CW(it. Nartit *4. EnSanp.w Mftnd.n,.. Mi%ti LIPIPSI Chtch QP Pd Olary Baptist Osv'cl', Oq1W1p1 H*y . 11sIMazl.rnh, Deiton.. (P'wch.fJ SI. CI, 1iiClivith St J Natt$4t Clofiltil', w4t'. F3ar4 SIpty Cca E.se.p$, Path A,, at ath , L_h_._i t.n.,.( LvINttan Chf(II•t P'i,t4t,. Deitina o .M.l.nd -_ - - - - - - - -7 -- -- - I - -- - - —= ____________ professor Florida Chf$I1S0mCk,pI,N_,, i,,, 'Tj- - - - oItyU yi,r "" ' 0 I the scenes ust as it ha 834 92i2 c -----I -_'' - Donald Merrill, teaclufr (or ____ P- - I lIf $aI1fn, Lals Mat, $l, I so. Utq Cl' Of tNt Wiiar,na, Wiym.., 6 i,,, Avi, IOu Hrn ap. class, rece y ____ R41.n HJIIIq,11 - 74th St y uvrn he also received his - 1k 1 '1 ' 1k 'r& 'Ic is em- I Hoard of Education in Tavares. _______ jy .1. U * IL £-ILY P 1At. I I LZ ii I 141... - - --------- :_- ______________________________________________— _________ - ___ CITY ---_ STATE - ____- ZIP Church Training Dept. at the , _j— church. -- ____________________ U_ _ __ '..T' - ________________ ________ - _______ _ _ _____________ _________________ -- -: - - _________ - --- -- -- - _ _________________ __________________ - -____________ i - -- - - a - -3--- ____________ I - _ 'iw'----- -i,_-_— - t '7 - - -- - - - -I- __________ _______ ____ ______ _s--- _-_ -_-- — - -U -- -- --i__'___ -I-- AItanonte Springs tt(;t, CP.uitj, . $.n5it vil Olipil Tabqqjt1 7TH CinI ry Cvb Mt Oovi t4.t*ni Cl'4Ch [ - 4 - SHIRLEY MILIEu HILDA RICHMOND - pene --- - -- -- - BOX G 22 Taneck N i 0766b *w PilItI Ssm,n.i. H.N Liba Me,, United Prssllq', CP'vicls - It s called 76 The World Turned Upsidt' Dori iii ounma orm It IS a .. L that lakes you behind 176 FprI5 P&Ik I (Is LUIHEPA niO.*st Iepf'iI Ct (Pt, I40 JIy A. _ -------. lI4 AIlin,i$p 1pq,,,, '.iaI . _ _ Salter earned his Bachelor of KIa4.n, HSIIII J4t,1,l, W.Ip..ii LaS, Mnro'Un,, 147W io.dt. M.,i.*.ry 14ptn11 CIW(R. 1411 W Fril St ________ youth choir, received his liii) ifl Accounting from Louisiana Siv,nII, Day Church. TiN I (In, Wmf Sng Sav,nth Di, A,,.t, , RISCWCIWICAICO.d 1711W Ifltt hiit.,d CP.v,cI,& INg NaIity LOt MMy IC A.BIIM$ RI t"Lv.e M11hp4 ft Churip, Gqnivi Cbsith.f Ged 1*4) W 14th St WlmOip.4 '111W lSI VC F,r,t MØRU.sf C'IgqCII II O* CIwrch .4 ChssI, W 17th St. P,a•1 *Iit.0It a-'....s c, Cti M4 Ft I Rapt t Cl' tit I toe Mel AU - o of the leaders at First it'Aos'e& _- - �i ti en-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Jan. 2, 1176 Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE 8ILEY Feminine Touch] Mort Walker wt*NR f • ACROSS I Female ruler 44 Sphere 6 Prophetess 45 North T i European l3Customa ry 01. 49 Cyprinoid fish 14 Arthurian town 50 Chatter (coil) 15 Grk fabulist 53 Flyer 56 Member of the 16 Lean wedding backward 55 Singing voice I? Anger 18 Enlarge 59 Weird 60 Make pfeasaSt 20 Ultimate to taste 71 Moslem name 61 Gauls 22 Printing ineasures DO IA N 24 Suvrealisl I -- d C(iay painter (Paris) 27 German 2 Employer socialist 29 Palm leaf (var.) 3 Alleviate 32 Plowland (Sp.) 4 Pride (Coll.) S Asian country 34 Japanese 8 Chalcedony entertainers 7 Compass 36 Dignified practice THE BORN LOSER by Art Snniom — 11111111 elderly widow ~--J . . - - .tI - I I.' I L. _ % -1 'Pr . -,. - -1 - - - — __ Z I .. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURN IA YEAH, S'... ER, H0 .V HIT THE ROAD DID '?CLJR L'AGON TO )OoL/TTLE HANDLE ON T.1E COLLEGES WAY OVER HERE 41 Scuttle 43 6tra 45 Medieval stringed instrument 46 Girl Openly 48 Long tube (ab) 9 Moves on wheels 10 Lambs pen nirna II Without (Fr,) 0 49 Metal O I an 0 I SLOPPY; Bmni,1 WHYS No - ago HAAME HUMME, -MMEMINJlIJlIII W MI.-- Jul11 Jul .- Room NOON1 Jul . ERE_ IJI JIl jIuIJJuIjJlul juuluuuIjuulI OMMOM NOOI-u 11 by Stoffel & Heimdahl I tLL SNEAK A F-- i (LUTEZW\ SURVEILLAFICE LOOK! W 'JKXAThS THE INAL%ENABI.E QVn CF PRtvACY , * OF Th ,j 4m\, U i4 firom With Calcium £ BLON DIE ,!c*y AS ci IDD YESTERDAY? j' DEAR DR. LAMB 1 had an X ray a few weeks ago, and it showed the effects of having ,a ' so ' '.7" YES - should sacrifice in order to keep a rubber going. In theory this practice sometimes called 'Flag Flying" pasof f i you canget had spinal arthritis long ago. but It also showed the sac around the heart was covered with a calcium deposit. .'IJ 3 A Canadian reader wan ts to know how many times he - IS ' ,,~_ - Uli --_-_-x_ — MAW ~ I have never heard of th is before and would like to know what causes this. Is there anything that can be done for it in any way? If not, what will it mean as far as health Is con. cerned' 1-W-114rcl f - ____ A PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer A NEW START, \ NEW HOPES. I have never had any trouble with my heart, but do have high blood pressure now and then. UT THE SAME \ OLD MASHED POTATO) SANDWICHEs } % al' •" ) 4 ) You can expect to find some osteoarthritis of the spine, even if you have no symptoms when you get older. Almost everyone gets osteoarthritis if they live long enough. Studies show that 97 per cent of people over 60 years of age have X ray evidence of this form of arthritis, - I am over 80 years old and in good health, take care of my home, and do a lot of gardening. Thanks for any informa. ;rl ((. definitely unusual, I would think you will get along just fine, as you have in the past, without the need for anything to be done. le ~' "I tion you can give me ________ j - - ".- -r A -.- r - : ci,-1 '':'' ' .-a - ' ..q •' - •1 - t; - __ -. - -- .1 -. - - ,.--. .'.•.. - I .' ,•., :• -%v*4 - ARCHIE become calcified, usually under and behind the heart like a great hell In many cases it follows in flammation of the sac around the heart from a disease of the luigs, from pneumonia to tuberculosis, or from inflammation of the heart's sac from unknown causes, and sometimes even om a vi fon •% •_ 4 : '744 - f4 - _• l •:-•• ' ' : IS b' •••.-. • •. a 4rr ,• ' '~e - S %_1 1;5 ) i4i -,. ,::, •".-': '' '•_ :, _ X' - •-.-- - _' ç - 4 ;:"- :;,4 I : - t3 q -. FRANK AND ERNEST L___ . ~ ~,t,~?~~ ' i :. ~~, t, i :` - (ITY '-r by Bob Thcei BID'(OMPAn- 7'~AL , 4i - 4 I 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 0 ;; - f I,:I\ ,~_~ 1%.!._ I ". ~ k ~. 1~ W 11 - ~ *? I I . ; ,.l - •E - . -. ,-"• '.4 •3•• ' I. - 4• -- = 2 •• - ?•--'.• - L-.. - -- - __ - WE CALL OURS THE TWO-SIT SYSTEM! j a. finding So, while you are _ The murder trial c,(a Sanford man accused of shotgunning his ex-wife, the trial of a Virginia man charged with burglary, robbery and kidnaping in a south Seminole bo wling alley incident and the trial of an Altamonte Springs woman charged in connection with a multi-county theft ring, top the dochtt of [nak scheduled this week before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. Ben Harden Jr, 46 of 1808 Mulberr- i, Ave Sanford, sur rendered to a probation supervisor at the courthouse 45 minutes after a man chased Laura Ma: Har de n from the Mulberry address into a nearby yard and bl asted her with a shotgun before fl eeing in a car. if-- __________ - -_- : 17___________________ - - ,L—a ___________ ___ ______________ ________ -.----=--- a' - • _______________ _____________ - - - - - , - * - - ----t_ _-_ - - - - ko .. . -- -- - 1. 't I 1 'j - -. - - - - _ . - - - .- - -• -. '-'- t-- - T' i In the summer of'75, thousandi of Vietnamese refugees fled their war-torn country to find a haven of peace and new opportunity In the U.S. Several famIlies have settled in Sanford where they are I ItJ 'was. Ti,jr 'MELTING rebuilding th eir UrN wi th hard work arid faith . Adapting et-sifully to their new home, but retaining many of th eir native customs are these attractive Nguyen sisters, Cain-Nimag mi (left) and Thu-Thuy Thi who still wear tradi tional Vietnamese dress on special occasions. Story, Pictures, Pages 4-5D) (Herald Photo by Bill VIncent Jr.) Drvr' 0 by Dick Tumor lant4 obbler Moving 10, I To% I ;ieVv I B', FDPRICKF-rr I • R.ver £ LOcaiIofl L.- ' 1 - "According to the separation of powers, Miss Wson, he's yours Until o'clockl" two f-1 - 'I....,..,,. . .01" theft from the room of a singer ith a bond at a motel 'it Altamonte Springs -William T - Oelgeschlagei 21 of Maitland charged wi th two counts of possession of controlled substance pl us carrying a concealed firearm -William McKinley Morgan, 48, of Winter Gar de n, faces trial on a charge of carrying a conceal ed firearm. 46, of Lakeland, accused ' taming pr operty by worthless -Theodore J. Marcia, 45, of Orlando, charged wi th grand larceny. -Miebsel Quattry, , of Orlando, accused of delivery of a controlled substancecocaine. -Norman Haddock, 78, of Gramby Ave., Sanford, faces 1-1 UUIL liii d uiwv us carrying a concealed firearm. - - I W 14 ,,,..- - ," I I . - -./ tkl ' Mayor James It Lormann it presiding Atleastthat t being proposed y / A611111 ti-', -. -.- ''1 - - - ' — 1, .- in - _A_C~C~ -- /' -i-, =11- :,~_ _- K - m =__. - -16 " __ ,/t TUMBLEWEEDS Al I YOU CALL I ME CHIEF" A,a I" _r•i I • iL\ ~ 71 iP `x MAINTAIN AN IMAGE 0f 1(1 - ___ CRFA11Y WR AVER5E 10 P1LWENT suosnous, ins, APTR NG w- !.tATTEfl CAREJLiLLY, ?OpapJy4 m -r CEMETERYCONTU'JUE 10 641IWACK F WA*F c SE '10 as wietii .-- -- - PO OP lNtOVA110N, L _ — --- WHILE NOT -" N CLAUDE CLAY / 1tJNDEfl. - - - by T. K. Ryan '-x_::::_L__... ~ I I' PJGtIIIY. - I'fs4-ats', 5WIN S L : r , , - .--- , - --- ii I : _ v __ ____1 - 5(NAv. •: - -. - - , I t~ ii Il i; • - I . - --I'------ . Y_ . ____-__~_4 - - - t' -J' - ij: i "I.- Z~. L-!-'? -1 - _ 'I'_,_ __ _1111 _ --__---.sriaa -' $ . -- F-1. - - toda y'sedition of The Evening Herald on Page 8-A - '—.•I_____ _ -r- -1 - - - -_ •- - T!.i' . fr.. - -- _ -'' ' I 'i. f)L'V - - 'i.. , ____________ - .. mammoth hyacinth harvester will soon be moving from its present location near the Osteen Bridge an the St. Johas River, east of Sanford It's being moved due to lack of business '' AroundfleClock Bridge Calendar. ('rosslord Woo lands Bus Schedules Numbers Announced 11 ,-, 1( - . 6-A t-c '-.: , F 3-/t 2-C ---------------- 6-A - - Though the harvester's apDr. Lamb ............... S-A petite was an heart), as ever, count> officials say the Bus numbers and new route Road Elementarysite on Sit 4 Wood Road south of machine ran into a problem- schedules for some 700 pupils Officials said the majority of E & Lea Ave. 8:40; 7 eiew 8:46; Markham Woods Rd & Ilospltal Walk-in areas Izones i4ithin Williamson Rd., Bus 22: Tarry Ave. the hyacinth plants fail ed to who will be attending a corn- the pupils will & Shepherd Ln. , 8: ; liPtons, 8:47; Markham Woods have their same two miles of the school will be Town Mi4T Tr, & Tappan Zee, 8:40; Colonel Ln. & Lea Ave.; 8:44; & Parsns Sports Rd., 8:48- Ibis Rd & pletely remodeled Woodlands teacher and it should be an easy from the subdivisions of Tarry Town Tr. and Wooden S11434 ................1-3-B Television & Springwood Village, Delk )."' El ha School (the old c ngeover in starting the new Shadow Hill, Winsor Manor, Shoe Lii., Plan s were to sc water 8:41; Sleepy Hollow 8:47. Women . 11-3-C plan:s as the), floate~ down- . Altamonte Elementary Year. The Moorings, Woodlands, Cove, 8:42; Brom Bones Lin, Markham Woods Area, Groves. Bus 102: E.E. Two familiarization trips HighlandIlills,Sandalwooja stream. A conveyor- be lt device facility) when school bells ring (Stop No. 1), 8:45; Brom Bones Rarensbreok,Tril by Bead, Bus Williamson Rd. & Parson again Mond WE.T)lEfl ay Jan . 5, have were made by pupils to their Dievvrishire, according tu M& was stretched a, ,Tw. the river ?' Ln. (Stop No. 2). 8:46; lchabod 51: Mark i W en be a nnounced b' Seminole new school before the Christ -& 0 Way, 8:40 ngw Ann MIller, with the school Th (Stop No. 1)8:47; Ichabod Lake Mary Blvd., to block and contain all plants Today's high , overnight .I 8:40: Hills Rd. & County School officials. mas holiday. Pleasant Hills Rd., nke I district's :nformation office. f Tr. (Stop No. 2), 8:48; 77* W"and pupils, who Long-delayed in opening, the ILI ) R alph Pardy cloudy today with The h>anuntks onte chewed were attending four different school cons school in. Markham Woods 11d. at Pond, sor We, 8:41; Markham Woods Emma lid., 8:47; Freyer Dr. & of eight per 850, Markham Woods Rd at Rd & Stonegate South , "l • bliths in the mid to upper 60*. nia by the macHne. were to be schools for more than a year, mnnent buildings of selfrr' cer, said the r ' 8:42; Lake Fiuna Rd 8:49. Coriiell's, 851; Markham Markham Woods Rd. & Oak Winds spread into large piles to lose will return from the two-week contained clas,sroonu and a Im numbers and schedule shifting - from Woods Ild.at Moran's . 8:52. dS Parents of Special some of the water content holiday re'ess to attend their afetorlwii that were moved Lane, 8:43; Markham Woods Edc cation sou:hcasterly to northerly JL____ L__ Meadows West Sprtngwood Rd & Trilb> Bend, 8 45, students will be contacted b> lAws in the 40, or SOs. before being hauled away. own school off Williamson from the old Altamonte Sleepy Hollow, Markham Village, Bus 4$; Pressvjew Ave. Markham Woods Rd. & Details and tides on Page 7-A. little's, phone. . 'J =_ _ - _ - - - --, - !~ -: - -- __ J 'Y . 'i"_ ' I . . - ;1 ~ W" - - ' ., ' SOV4. tP A T u/Az7v i " R i - ii I I I I __ tL_u__4-L_?t ' 1 _ - _______ - • •',l' ' : AAW Pe ASTSqVyar VR il by Garry Trudeau I . AM MW ff.fN saw 141twim-Aseamp —_____ , _ . iy , lake it all in stride, as a matter of course. Read about this intriguing bminess of intelligence • Editorial . -' ,'- Spying Is a dirty business, at least to most Americans, but people in most other natlon.s .-'' - 936w, ,,, -i. '.i. - ' 'i;4if _ k - ,. -. ______ 7 , ' .s -, n.iU on this rrorganIza Page 2 A ,- , 4-' -- COtfliCilfliaDeieCt.. Read about ,,' $ 4 -- Longwood City Council may i \f I --4-, Today ___ I\'1 4, L On Sept 10 Conunissioner Ellis says the wat e r table has SidnevVihlen Jr. and Bob Ellis been less erratic, resulting In went up for the 'grand show less h)acinth moement from The hyacinth tuirs ester Is Ellis, the commissions ac location to location going awa tin), adniinlstrati%e assistant, County officials decided to caid the machine gobbled a loan the machine to the St The legendary plant gobbling nums of weeds that dii) but Johns Riser Water' machine, renowned In Lake they were water weeds that had Managmcnt District . Monroe for its r.arnmoth ap- been Ellis says the harvest e r will petite for the pesky and oft- work dredged up b) count) crews, have to be dismantled and times hazardous water weed, According to Ellis, no trucked to its new site isn't needed here anymore. hyacinths were floating freely somewhere on the St Johns At least tYkit's the opinjo n of dowristream to be snared in the betwfvn here and JarlLsonville county commissioners who elaborate trap set by county Initially. it was on loan to ha oted to allow the 1160,000 officials Seminole County from the "We checked back and state's Department of Natural monster to be moved down the St Johns River fro.-ii its present checked back, the h) a intli just Resources, IDNR) sn I there," Ellis said site near the Qsteen Bridge And Ellis says now officials The reason, Ellis says, Is two- from the water management Amid much fanfare and (01(1 district ha ve contacted him acclaim, the super weedeater First, he says no major wind about the harvester and as soon moved to its present site on the storms ha ve blown sufficient as the agency is ready to truck St Johns in June quantities of water weeds away the weed gobbler away, Ellis Anchored near the Osteen from river banks. Secondly, says It's theirs. Bridge, the harvester's job was to gobble pesky hyacinth. There are th ings you can do to help prevent osteoarthritls. One of these is to prevent or eliminate obesity. Remember it is wear and tear arthritis, and the more weight a joint has to bear, the faster it will wear, It is no accident that the ancient dinosaurs had th is form of arthritis. ': • llcraldStaff Writer If you already have osteoarth ritis, it is Important to have a proper activity m You need to maintain joint function while limiting wear and tear Th e Ilealth Letter will give you important tips on this. . If . was ~an tes P 0~ police informant, accused of burglarizing two Altamonte Spr in gs apartments. A mistrial was declared for Ware on Nov. after a circuit cour t jury anno'rnced it hopelessly deadlocked aft er two hours deliberation. -Sergio Spisani, a 29year-old Canadian attorney accused of burglary and petty larceny in connection with a -Benjamin F. Bass, 31, of Sanford, Route Two, accused of otaining property by worthless ~~~~111) 111 1 11 cheik. ~ E--Eggene James Decock, - / 29, of 141 Lilac Lane, Casselberry, charged with 11) JOE ASKREN Horace Orr, president and "We're for community federal grant received to create nation" for employment pur. Seminole Community ACTION member SEEDCO staff, carrying a concealed firearm. Ilerald SWI Writer executive director of the development and we look very 103 new positions in an poses. Off said. Inc. (SCA); 13 positions in the -jGhn J0sqIh DOughtery, 54, Orr said the new jobs actually Seminole Employment and hard before we establish a emergency job program in the Orr said the average pay for Seminole County Public Works would mean only a small of Sanford, charged with The right separate area Fconomic Development Corp. company in the com- county this year. the 103 new jobs will be $8,000 D~epartrnent; and three ad- percitmitage reduction of the malicious Injury to per3onal corporations set up or sup- (SEEDCO) said Friday munity.We're interested in a "We've developed a workable in annual salary, with pay minlstrativejol under the Job 7,000 unemployed in the county. property and two counts of ported by a federal ly-fun ded SEEDCO's own policies new business in the market if it prograin and EDA (Economic ranging front $130 an hour to Opportunifies Program, Title X lie said November 1975 resisting an officer with agency are not in competition prevent this from happening. Is large enough ... so we can save Development Administration of $io,xx for the highest position. of the Public Works and unemployment was 12.9 per violence to his person, in with private industry at taxOrr said in many cases Jobs," Orr said. the U.S. Department of Com. new slots include 47 Economic Development Act of cent in Seminole County. The 103 connection with a Sept. 17 in. payers' expense in Seminole federal grant money Is used in Orr made his coriunents in muercel felt it was a worthy positions within the SEEDCO- 1965, according to Orr. He said Asked what effect the grant cident in which a glass door was County, according to the "joint ventures to save answer to questions following program-this is the fourth backed co'poratioiis; 40 none of the new jobs would be kicked in at the Flagship Bank agency's local director. businesses here." his announcement of a sn largest a1nle grant in the positions involved it On Page 2-A) with additions to the present 27 in downtown downto Sanford. Sanford. Orr Defends R - count) Harden is charged with deree urder in the case. Gerald Douglas Page, the ye ar-old Alexandria, Va., man who surrendered to sheriff's deputies Dec. 1 at Fairlanes -Ike. E. Cobb, 24, of Orlando, Bowling, Fern Park, is accused accused of de livery of a conof bur glary, robbery, use of a u-oiled substance-PCP---io an firearm in commission of a state undercover agent felony and two counts o kid- 24 at a grocery during a probe naphig. of illegal drug activities in Authorities said three Oviedo. hostages were - released -Andre Lemar Ware, 22IUUIUIIJIL'U nzwr nemg ueu up year-old former Orlando g_f - LOVELY Springs, first I' -_____________________________________________________________ I in some cases the calcification is so complete or issociated scarring of the sac is so extensive that It constricts the heart. This will limit the heart's pumping ability. In th eec ca.cs the sac must be opened or removed to free he heart. In many oth er cases the shell of calcium does not restrict th e heart in any way and doesn't Interfere with normal heart function I would guess that is true in your case in view of your 80 years without problems from this CARNIVAL in other cases it can cause joint deformities, pain and limit the patient's activity. Those who want more information on this form of arthritis can send in 50 cents for Thc Health Letter, number 4-Il, Osteoarthritis: Degenerative or Wear and Tear Arth riti s, with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Just send your request to me i care of this newspaper, P.O Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, ew York, NY lJl9 by Bob Montana - 4- P' That doesn't mean that it is not important. It can be mild and cause no symptoms, but DEAR READER The heart is normally enclosed in a membranous sac that loks a lot like a clear pla3tic bag. It is called the pericardium, meaning around th e heart. -t' - - and held at gunpoint by a pistolwielding, masked man who raided the bowling lanes while a cleanup crew was working in the early morning hours Sheriff's IA. Roy Hughey went into the business unarmed and br ought Page out after a one-hour siege by- law en. forceinent officers who ringed the building. Carolyn Fields Crowder, 42, of 551 Karen St., Altamonte is scheduled fur trial ona charge of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property stolen by members of a multi theft ring that police sm ashed in mid-August raids in Orange and Seminole counties. Mrs Crowder's attorneys have asked for a change of venue in the case, contending she can not receive a fair trial in Seminole because of idespread publicity in the theft ring cases. Other cases on the X-trial docket In Judge Ilosemann's co t this wee k include.. IleraldStalfWrfter -Bob Lloyd I ----n r% It IVI Or inn JUJ IJJ UI I U)IIlU JILUV) J1L'UU North 's raise to two hearts vulnerable or 500 or less was one of the soundest we vulnerable. In actual play it have ever seen, but it worked works out badly because there t' out well for him. South looked is no certainty that if the opat his 20 points and burst into p0t is allowed to play the Blackwood. but settled for six hand that he will juake his even though his partner show- contract. So we recommend ed him the missing two aces, only occasional sacrifices. South was th e same man (Do you have a question who had sworn off un- 4or the experts? Write "Ask necessary finesses in a New the Jacobys" care 01 this Year's resolution so when he newspaper. The Jacobys will had studied the hand answer individual quest' ons thoroughly he noted that it stamped, self-addressed somehow or other he had to envelopes are enclosed. The 1 pick up the queen of spades, most interesting questions There were two ways to will be used in this column Finesse for it, but South work- and wi ll eceivo copies of ed out a third way. He decided JACOBY MODERN.) - __L JR~l- On Nov. 13 police unearthed th e skeleton of a man in a shallow grave at th e north edge of th e Seminole Community College campus near a new tennis court instal lat Ion. Smithsonian Institution anthropologists examined tb" remains and report ed th e body was that of a white male, age "35 through 40's" who had a very "projecting angular chin and heaky nose that was slightly deflected." The anthropologists said their studies showed that "time since dea th " could be five to 10 years or more. M ed ical examiners said the mystery victim had been shot in the face and his jaw had been shattered, apparently from a "powerful blow." Police are slowly checking th rough missing persons reports in th e area for th e last 10 years in hopes of finding a lead toward identifying the murder victim. Sanford police are also investigating the traffic dea th on Nov. 1 o Mrs. Kathleen Louise Culler, 26, of Sanford. She was struck and killed by an unide ntified auto on French Ave. just sou th of 20th St. as she exited her d isabled car. Poli ce sa id th ey still don't have a firm description from witnesses of the dea th vehicle. By BOB LLOYD - An unidentified man gunned down G eo rge W. I klmadoflar, 45, of Orlando, at the Greyhound Bus Station 'ii I)owntown Sanf or d on the night of June 29. Investigators said the victim had just used a public pay telephone. Witnesses reported seeing a man, be lieved to be 18 to 24 years of age, wi th shoulder leng th hair ru nning from the shooting scene, but mon ths of investigation by IxlIct h;ie failed to turn Or) any suspects or a moti%c in the slaying. 54 I KEEP FOGETT1NG) ( SHE MAJORED IN LOGIC \y AT COLLEGE - 1. I GUESS I - _ I I I CAN KEEP (THAT UP I'LL NEVER ) \. GET OLD J 1OMOQ0't,,I I S40Ui..Q LOOK AS 'yOUNG AS 1 00 TODAY ThEPsj , D\*OOCi 00 I LOOK ) AS YOUNG By Larence E. Lamb, M.D. I Tft.iqti.j t Here This Week woman. to make his opponents take the finesse for him. It wasn't too hard He won the diamond and drew trumps. Then he cash ed the last two top diaiiiund and played th e ace and a small club Then he spread his hand. It didn't matter whe th er East or West won that club trick If he led a spade it would solve all finessing problems If he led anything elseSouth would mit in one hand and discard a spade from the other - Trial On Docket hoping for breaks that will lead to suspects in th e crimes. The body of Thomas DeMeester, 23-year-old shoe store manager, was found in his blood-spattered Altamonte Springs apartment on Aug. 28. Police said he had be en tittl up and beaten cverely about the head wi th a blur4t instrument. Sanford police enter ed the new year with three unsolved homicid es from 1975 th e murder of an Orlando man at a Downtown bus station, an un identified man who may have have be en killed as many as 10 years prior, and the hit-and-run traffic homicide of a 26-year-old pregnant OSW,t IL) and JAil ES JA((JBV . 1W As the new year year begins, police in Altamonte Springs and Sanford have four unsolved homicide cases on which investigators are still meth odically working, ii4 WIN AT BRIDGE h Shotgun Slaying Still A Mystery a Heart Covered e) ~\,al- 4~~~~_ Unsolved Murders 'i, .. r7.M m BUGS BUNNY " IISi4 1T Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents you Jll-I llllli I IJIIlI LITT L E1 681h Year, No. 115-Sundy, January 4, 1976 causes 29 Czech river 50 Young woman 30 Woman of si Mine entrance refinement 52 Insects 31 Sale sign (2 54 Make lace wds) 55 Individual 33 Hindu god of 3? Sheepfold fire (Scot) N by Larry Lewis ADYTO ages 26 Linen fabric 28 To) Meal site 8 And so forth 35 Slav 37 Ages and 47 Declare SUNDAY EDITION ARIES (March 21-April 19) to go along who enjoy the Be on guard against being a unexpected. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) trifle impatient early In the day. Later, you'll be more This is a good day to have people over. It will Involve tolerant of others. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) extra work, but everyone will You may not accomplish your appreciate your efforts. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Det' alms on the first try today. Don't let it get you down - your 21) Later In the day you may second effort will be more receive some news that productive, to radically alter your GEMINI May 21-June 20) plans. The change will be for last-minute the better. make Don't changes in plans today. Stick to CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. thought through. you've It's advantageous for you to 19) things The) II work out much better. bargain it bit in a commercial CANCER (JUflC 21-July 22) situation today. You stand to Someone you'll have dealings lose nothing and could save with today will have personal few bucks. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) matters he prefers to keep ,.,..I Pi1. nn.m,l hi nrnhi 1111n'11 V-•. hn.i.. .ln,i,l In.,...,h. iIt1i l4a%A%;I W r'"' 4i• &i1 IIIJ2 b.1ril tell what he wants you to know. qualities today, but it's not l.E() July 23-Aug. 22) Talk likely you'll u.ce them unless things over with your mate challenged. Once you do, they'll today. The areas where you come through very strong. disagree are reconcilable if PISCES (Feb. 70-March 20) vii u'II each give if little. Your first thouihts are not your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) best ones today. Take time to Usually you have good work evaluate your courses of action habits. Today you may find It carefully. hard getting started, but once YOUR IIIRTIIIMY you settle down the day shouk' Jan. 3, 1976 be very productive. Don't be afraid to set lofty LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Plan goals for yourself this coming SOIIIC entertainment for the year. You can attain them If weekend that is not run-of-the- you work hard, aim high and tiillI. Then select some friends don't ac cept second best. - 25 In a line I For Saturday, January 3, 1976 ôTi 12 Leain as is 19 Lusterless 21 Verdi heroine 22 Before 23 1.014 (Floman) 24 Modern art trend PF 'a L J reading 38 Italian composer 39 Grain beard 40 Biblical patriarch 42 Kings (Sp.) 43 Transgression t rn By BERNICE BEDE OSO L ___ J,9 RfN jjIL - P nq -t:u_-_zr --. - - - -.------. ___--__________ -- - --- -_ - -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/. 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Friday, Jan. 2, 1176 Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE 8ILEY Feminine Touch] Mort Walker wt*NR f • ACROSS I Female ruler 44 Sphere 6 Prophetess 45 North T i European l3Customa ry 01. 49 Cyprinoid fish 14 Arthurian town 50 Chatter (coil) 15 Grk fabulist 53 Flyer 56 Member of the 16 Lean wedding backward 55 Singing voice I? Anger 18 Enlarge 59 Weird 60 Make pfeasaSt 20 Ultimate to taste 71 Moslem name 61 Gauls 22 Printing ineasures DO IA N 24 Suvrealisl I -- d C(iay painter (Paris) 27 German 2 Employer socialist 29 Palm leaf (var.) 3 Alleviate 32 Plowland (Sp.) 4 Pride (Coll.) S Asian country 34 Japanese 8 Chalcedony entertainers 7 Compass 36 Dignified practice THE BORN LOSER by Art Snniom — 11111111 elderly widow ~--J . . - - .tI - I I.' I L. _ % -1 'Pr . -,. - -1 - - - — __ Z I .. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURN IA YEAH, S'... ER, H0 .V HIT THE ROAD DID '?CLJR L'AGON TO )OoL/TTLE HANDLE ON T.1E COLLEGES WAY OVER HERE 41 Scuttle 43 6tra 45 Medieval stringed instrument 46 Girl Openly 48 Long tube (ab) 9 Moves on wheels 10 Lambs pen nirna II Without (Fr,) 0 49 Metal O I an 0 I SLOPPY; Bmni,1 WHYS No - ago HAAME HUMME, -MMEMINJlIJlIII W MI.-- Jul11 Jul .- Room NOON1 Jul . ERE_ IJI JIl jIuIJJuIjJlul juuluuuIjuulI OMMOM NOOI-u 11 by Stoffel & Heimdahl I tLL SNEAK A F-- i (LUTEZW\ SURVEILLAFICE LOOK! W 'JKXAThS THE INAL%ENABI.E QVn CF PRtvACY , * OF Th ,j 4m\, U i4 firom With Calcium £ BLON DIE ,!c*y AS ci IDD YESTERDAY? j' DEAR DR. LAMB 1 had an X ray a few weeks ago, and it showed the effects of having ,a ' so ' '.7" YES - should sacrifice in order to keep a rubber going. In theory this practice sometimes called 'Flag Flying" pasof f i you canget had spinal arthritis long ago. but It also showed the sac around the heart was covered with a calcium deposit. .'IJ 3 A Canadian reader wan ts to know how many times he - IS ' ,,~_ - Uli --_-_-x_ — MAW ~ I have never heard of th is before and would like to know what causes this. Is there anything that can be done for it in any way? If not, what will it mean as far as health Is con. cerned' 1-W-114rcl f - ____ A PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer A NEW START, \ NEW HOPES. I have never had any trouble with my heart, but do have high blood pressure now and then. UT THE SAME \ OLD MASHED POTATO) SANDWICHEs } % al' •" ) 4 ) You can expect to find some osteoarthritis of the spine, even if you have no symptoms when you get older. Almost everyone gets osteoarthritis if they live long enough. Studies show that 97 per cent of people over 60 years of age have X ray evidence of this form of arthritis, - I am over 80 years old and in good health, take care of my home, and do a lot of gardening. Thanks for any informa. ;rl ((. definitely unusual, I would think you will get along just fine, as you have in the past, without the need for anything to be done. le ~' "I tion you can give me ________ j - - ".- -r A -.- r - : ci,-1 '':'' ' .-a - ' ..q •' - •1 - t; - __ -. - -- .1 -. - - ,.--. .'.•.. - I .' ,•., :• -%v*4 - ARCHIE become calcified, usually under and behind the heart like a great hell In many cases it follows in flammation of the sac around the heart from a disease of the luigs, from pneumonia to tuberculosis, or from inflammation of the heart's sac from unknown causes, and sometimes even om a vi fon •% •_ 4 : '744 - f4 - _• l •:-•• ' ' : IS b' •••.-. • •. a 4rr ,• ' '~e - S %_1 1;5 ) i4i -,. ,::, •".-': '' '•_ :, _ X' - •-.-- - _' ç - 4 ;:"- :;,4 I : - t3 q -. FRANK AND ERNEST L___ . ~ ~,t,~?~~ ' i :. ~~, t, i :` - (ITY '-r by Bob Thcei BID'(OMPAn- 7'~AL , 4i - 4 I 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 0 ;; - f I,:I\ ,~_~ 1%.!._ I ". ~ k ~. 1~ W 11 - ~ *? I I . ; ,.l - •E - . -. ,-"• '.4 •3•• ' I. - 4• -- = 2 •• - ?•--'.• - L-.. - -- - __ - WE CALL OURS THE TWO-SIT SYSTEM! j a. finding So, while you are _ The murder trial c,(a Sanford man accused of shotgunning his ex-wife, the trial of a Virginia man charged with burglary, robbery and kidnaping in a south Seminole bo wling alley incident and the trial of an Altamonte Springs woman charged in connection with a multi-county theft ring, top the dochtt of [nak scheduled this week before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. Ben Harden Jr, 46 of 1808 Mulberr- i, Ave Sanford, sur rendered to a probation supervisor at the courthouse 45 minutes after a man chased Laura Ma: Har de n from the Mulberry address into a nearby yard and bl asted her with a shotgun before fl eeing in a car. if-- __________ - -_- : 17___________________ - - ,L—a ___________ ___ ______________ ________ -.----=--- a' - • _______________ _____________ - - - - - , - * - - ----t_ _-_ - - - - ko .. . -- -- - 1. 't I 1 'j - -. - - - - _ . - - - .- - -• -. '-'- t-- - T' i In the summer of'75, thousandi of Vietnamese refugees fled their war-torn country to find a haven of peace and new opportunity In the U.S. Several famIlies have settled in Sanford where they are I ItJ 'was. Ti,jr 'MELTING rebuilding th eir UrN wi th hard work arid faith . Adapting et-sifully to their new home, but retaining many of th eir native customs are these attractive Nguyen sisters, Cain-Nimag mi (left) and Thu-Thuy Thi who still wear tradi tional Vietnamese dress on special occasions. Story, Pictures, Pages 4-5D) (Herald Photo by Bill VIncent Jr.) Drvr' 0 by Dick Tumor lant4 obbler Moving 10, I To% I ;ieVv I B', FDPRICKF-rr I • R.ver £ LOcaiIofl L.- ' 1 - "According to the separation of powers, Miss Wson, he's yours Until o'clockl" two f-1 - 'I....,..,,. . .01" theft from the room of a singer ith a bond at a motel 'it Altamonte Springs -William T - Oelgeschlagei 21 of Maitland charged wi th two counts of possession of controlled substance pl us carrying a concealed firearm -William McKinley Morgan, 48, of Winter Gar de n, faces trial on a charge of carrying a conceal ed firearm. 46, of Lakeland, accused ' taming pr operty by worthless -Theodore J. Marcia, 45, of Orlando, charged wi th grand larceny. -Miebsel Quattry, , of Orlando, accused of delivery of a controlled substancecocaine. -Norman Haddock, 78, of Gramby Ave., Sanford, faces 1-1 UUIL liii d uiwv us carrying a concealed firearm. - - I W 14 ,,,..- - ," I I . - -./ tkl ' Mayor James It Lormann it presiding Atleastthat t being proposed y / A611111 ti-', -. -.- ''1 - - - ' — 1, .- in - _A_C~C~ -- /' -i-, =11- :,~_ _- K - m =__. - -16 " __ ,/t TUMBLEWEEDS Al I YOU CALL I ME CHIEF" A,a I" _r•i I • iL\ ~ 71 iP `x MAINTAIN AN IMAGE 0f 1(1 - ___ CRFA11Y WR AVER5E 10 P1LWENT suosnous, ins, APTR NG w- !.tATTEfl CAREJLiLLY, ?OpapJy4 m -r CEMETERYCONTU'JUE 10 641IWACK F WA*F c SE '10 as wietii .-- -- - PO OP lNtOVA110N, L _ — --- WHILE NOT -" N CLAUDE CLAY / 1tJNDEfl. - - - by T. K. Ryan '-x_::::_L__... ~ I I' PJGtIIIY. - I'fs4-ats', 5WIN S L : r , , - .--- , - --- ii I : _ v __ ____1 - 5(NAv. •: - -. - - , I t~ ii Il i; • - I . - --I'------ . Y_ . ____-__~_4 - - - t' -J' - ij: i "I.- Z~. L-!-'? -1 - _ 'I'_,_ __ _1111 _ --__---.sriaa -' $ . -- F-1. - - toda y'sedition of The Evening Herald on Page 8-A - '—.•I_____ _ -r- -1 - - - -_ •- - T!.i' . fr.. - -- _ -'' ' I 'i. f)L'V - - 'i.. , ____________ - .. mammoth hyacinth harvester will soon be moving from its present location near the Osteen Bridge an the St. Johas River, east of Sanford It's being moved due to lack of business '' AroundfleClock Bridge Calendar. ('rosslord Woo lands Bus Schedules Numbers Announced 11 ,-, 1( - . 6-A t-c '-.: , F 3-/t 2-C ---------------- 6-A - - Though the harvester's apDr. Lamb ............... S-A petite was an heart), as ever, count> officials say the Bus numbers and new route Road Elementarysite on Sit 4 Wood Road south of machine ran into a problem- schedules for some 700 pupils Officials said the majority of E & Lea Ave. 8:40; 7 eiew 8:46; Markham Woods Rd & Ilospltal Walk-in areas Izones i4ithin Williamson Rd., Bus 22: Tarry Ave. the hyacinth plants fail ed to who will be attending a corn- the pupils will & Shepherd Ln. , 8: ; liPtons, 8:47; Markham Woods have their same two miles of the school will be Town Mi4T Tr, & Tappan Zee, 8:40; Colonel Ln. & Lea Ave.; 8:44; & Parsns Sports Rd., 8:48- Ibis Rd & pletely remodeled Woodlands teacher and it should be an easy from the subdivisions of Tarry Town Tr. and Wooden S11434 ................1-3-B Television & Springwood Village, Delk )."' El ha School (the old c ngeover in starting the new Shadow Hill, Winsor Manor, Shoe Lii., Plan s were to sc water 8:41; Sleepy Hollow 8:47. Women . 11-3-C plan:s as the), floate~ down- . Altamonte Elementary Year. The Moorings, Woodlands, Cove, 8:42; Brom Bones Lin, Markham Woods Area, Groves. Bus 102: E.E. Two familiarization trips HighlandIlills,Sandalwooja stream. A conveyor- be lt device facility) when school bells ring (Stop No. 1), 8:45; Brom Bones Rarensbreok,Tril by Bead, Bus Williamson Rd. & Parson again Mond WE.T)lEfl ay Jan . 5, have were made by pupils to their Dievvrishire, according tu M& was stretched a, ,Tw. the river ?' Ln. (Stop No. 2). 8:46; lchabod 51: Mark i W en be a nnounced b' Seminole new school before the Christ -& 0 Way, 8:40 ngw Ann MIller, with the school Th (Stop No. 1)8:47; Ichabod Lake Mary Blvd., to block and contain all plants Today's high , overnight .I 8:40: Hills Rd. & County School officials. mas holiday. Pleasant Hills Rd., nke I district's :nformation office. f Tr. (Stop No. 2), 8:48; 77* W"and pupils, who Long-delayed in opening, the ILI ) R alph Pardy cloudy today with The h>anuntks onte chewed were attending four different school cons school in. Markham Woods 11d. at Pond, sor We, 8:41; Markham Woods Emma lid., 8:47; Freyer Dr. & of eight per 850, Markham Woods Rd at Rd & Stonegate South , "l • bliths in the mid to upper 60*. nia by the macHne. were to be schools for more than a year, mnnent buildings of selfrr' cer, said the r ' 8:42; Lake Fiuna Rd 8:49. Coriiell's, 851; Markham Markham Woods Rd. & Oak Winds spread into large piles to lose will return from the two-week contained clas,sroonu and a Im numbers and schedule shifting - from Woods Ild.at Moran's . 8:52. dS Parents of Special some of the water content holiday re'ess to attend their afetorlwii that were moved Lane, 8:43; Markham Woods Edc cation sou:hcasterly to northerly JL____ L__ Meadows West Sprtngwood Rd & Trilb> Bend, 8 45, students will be contacted b> lAws in the 40, or SOs. before being hauled away. own school off Williamson from the old Altamonte Sleepy Hollow, Markham Village, Bus 4$; Pressvjew Ave. Markham Woods Rd. & Details and tides on Page 7-A. little's, phone. . 'J =_ _ - _ - - - --, - !~ -: - -- __ J 'Y . 'i"_ ' I . . - ;1 ~ W" - - ' ., ' SOV4. tP A T u/Az7v i " R i - ii I I I I __ tL_u__4-L_?t ' 1 _ - _______ - • •',l' ' : AAW Pe ASTSqVyar VR il by Garry Trudeau I . AM MW ff.fN saw 141twim-Aseamp —_____ , _ . iy , lake it all in stride, as a matter of course. Read about this intriguing bminess of intelligence • Editorial . -' ,'- Spying Is a dirty business, at least to most Americans, but people in most other natlon.s .-'' - 936w, ,,, -i. '.i. - ' 'i;4if _ k - ,. -. ______ 7 , ' .s -, n.iU on this rrorganIza Page 2 A ,- , 4-' -- COtfliCilfliaDeieCt.. Read about ,,' $ 4 -- Longwood City Council may i \f I --4-, Today ___ I\'1 4, L On Sept 10 Conunissioner Ellis says the wat e r table has SidnevVihlen Jr. and Bob Ellis been less erratic, resulting In went up for the 'grand show less h)acinth moement from The hyacinth tuirs ester Is Ellis, the commissions ac location to location going awa tin), adniinlstrati%e assistant, County officials decided to caid the machine gobbled a loan the machine to the St The legendary plant gobbling nums of weeds that dii) but Johns Riser Water' machine, renowned In Lake they were water weeds that had Managmcnt District . Monroe for its r.arnmoth ap- been Ellis says the harvest e r will petite for the pesky and oft- work dredged up b) count) crews, have to be dismantled and times hazardous water weed, According to Ellis, no trucked to its new site isn't needed here anymore. hyacinths were floating freely somewhere on the St Johns At least tYkit's the opinjo n of dowristream to be snared in the betwfvn here and JarlLsonville county commissioners who elaborate trap set by county Initially. it was on loan to ha oted to allow the 1160,000 officials Seminole County from the "We checked back and state's Department of Natural monster to be moved down the St Johns River fro.-ii its present checked back, the h) a intli just Resources, IDNR) sn I there," Ellis said site near the Qsteen Bridge And Ellis says now officials The reason, Ellis says, Is two- from the water management Amid much fanfare and (01(1 district ha ve contacted him acclaim, the super weedeater First, he says no major wind about the harvester and as soon moved to its present site on the storms ha ve blown sufficient as the agency is ready to truck St Johns in June quantities of water weeds away the weed gobbler away, Ellis Anchored near the Osteen from river banks. Secondly, says It's theirs. Bridge, the harvester's job was to gobble pesky hyacinth. There are th ings you can do to help prevent osteoarthritls. One of these is to prevent or eliminate obesity. Remember it is wear and tear arthritis, and the more weight a joint has to bear, the faster it will wear, It is no accident that the ancient dinosaurs had th is form of arthritis. ': • llcraldStaff Writer If you already have osteoarth ritis, it is Important to have a proper activity m You need to maintain joint function while limiting wear and tear Th e Ilealth Letter will give you important tips on this. . If . was ~an tes P 0~ police informant, accused of burglarizing two Altamonte Spr in gs apartments. A mistrial was declared for Ware on Nov. after a circuit cour t jury anno'rnced it hopelessly deadlocked aft er two hours deliberation. -Sergio Spisani, a 29year-old Canadian attorney accused of burglary and petty larceny in connection with a -Benjamin F. Bass, 31, of Sanford, Route Two, accused of otaining property by worthless ~~~~111) 111 1 11 cheik. ~ E--Eggene James Decock, - / 29, of 141 Lilac Lane, Casselberry, charged with 11) JOE ASKREN Horace Orr, president and "We're for community federal grant received to create nation" for employment pur. Seminole Community ACTION member SEEDCO staff, carrying a concealed firearm. Ilerald SWI Writer executive director of the development and we look very 103 new positions in an poses. Off said. Inc. (SCA); 13 positions in the -jGhn J0sqIh DOughtery, 54, Orr said the new jobs actually Seminole Employment and hard before we establish a emergency job program in the Orr said the average pay for Seminole County Public Works would mean only a small of Sanford, charged with The right separate area Fconomic Development Corp. company in the com- county this year. the 103 new jobs will be $8,000 D~epartrnent; and three ad- percitmitage reduction of the malicious Injury to per3onal corporations set up or sup- (SEEDCO) said Friday munity.We're interested in a "We've developed a workable in annual salary, with pay minlstrativejol under the Job 7,000 unemployed in the county. property and two counts of ported by a federal ly-fun ded SEEDCO's own policies new business in the market if it prograin and EDA (Economic ranging front $130 an hour to Opportunifies Program, Title X lie said November 1975 resisting an officer with agency are not in competition prevent this from happening. Is large enough ... so we can save Development Administration of $io,xx for the highest position. of the Public Works and unemployment was 12.9 per violence to his person, in with private industry at taxOrr said in many cases Jobs," Orr said. the U.S. Department of Com. new slots include 47 Economic Development Act of cent in Seminole County. The 103 connection with a Sept. 17 in. payers' expense in Seminole federal grant money Is used in Orr made his coriunents in muercel felt it was a worthy positions within the SEEDCO- 1965, according to Orr. He said Asked what effect the grant cident in which a glass door was County, according to the "joint ventures to save answer to questions following program-this is the fourth backed co'poratioiis; 40 none of the new jobs would be kicked in at the Flagship Bank agency's local director. businesses here." his announcement of a sn largest a1nle grant in the positions involved it On Page 2-A) with additions to the present 27 in downtown downto Sanford. Sanford. Orr Defends R - count) Harden is charged with deree urder in the case. Gerald Douglas Page, the ye ar-old Alexandria, Va., man who surrendered to sheriff's deputies Dec. 1 at Fairlanes -Ike. E. Cobb, 24, of Orlando, Bowling, Fern Park, is accused accused of de livery of a conof bur glary, robbery, use of a u-oiled substance-PCP---io an firearm in commission of a state undercover agent felony and two counts o kid- 24 at a grocery during a probe naphig. of illegal drug activities in Authorities said three Oviedo. hostages were - released -Andre Lemar Ware, 22IUUIUIIJIL'U nzwr nemg ueu up year-old former Orlando g_f - LOVELY Springs, first I' -_____________________________________________________________ I in some cases the calcification is so complete or issociated scarring of the sac is so extensive that It constricts the heart. This will limit the heart's pumping ability. In th eec ca.cs the sac must be opened or removed to free he heart. In many oth er cases the shell of calcium does not restrict th e heart in any way and doesn't Interfere with normal heart function I would guess that is true in your case in view of your 80 years without problems from this CARNIVAL in other cases it can cause joint deformities, pain and limit the patient's activity. Those who want more information on this form of arthritis can send in 50 cents for Thc Health Letter, number 4-Il, Osteoarthritis: Degenerative or Wear and Tear Arth riti s, with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Just send your request to me i care of this newspaper, P.O Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, ew York, NY lJl9 by Bob Montana - 4- P' That doesn't mean that it is not important. It can be mild and cause no symptoms, but DEAR READER The heart is normally enclosed in a membranous sac that loks a lot like a clear pla3tic bag. It is called the pericardium, meaning around th e heart. -t' - - and held at gunpoint by a pistolwielding, masked man who raided the bowling lanes while a cleanup crew was working in the early morning hours Sheriff's IA. Roy Hughey went into the business unarmed and br ought Page out after a one-hour siege by- law en. forceinent officers who ringed the building. Carolyn Fields Crowder, 42, of 551 Karen St., Altamonte is scheduled fur trial ona charge of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property stolen by members of a multi theft ring that police sm ashed in mid-August raids in Orange and Seminole counties. Mrs Crowder's attorneys have asked for a change of venue in the case, contending she can not receive a fair trial in Seminole because of idespread publicity in the theft ring cases. Other cases on the X-trial docket In Judge Ilosemann's co t this wee k include.. IleraldStalfWrfter -Bob Lloyd I ----n r% It IVI Or inn JUJ IJJ UI I U)IIlU JILUV) J1L'UU North 's raise to two hearts vulnerable or 500 or less was one of the soundest we vulnerable. In actual play it have ever seen, but it worked works out badly because there t' out well for him. South looked is no certainty that if the opat his 20 points and burst into p0t is allowed to play the Blackwood. but settled for six hand that he will juake his even though his partner show- contract. So we recommend ed him the missing two aces, only occasional sacrifices. South was th e same man (Do you have a question who had sworn off un- 4or the experts? Write "Ask necessary finesses in a New the Jacobys" care 01 this Year's resolution so when he newspaper. The Jacobys will had studied the hand answer individual quest' ons thoroughly he noted that it stamped, self-addressed somehow or other he had to envelopes are enclosed. The 1 pick up the queen of spades, most interesting questions There were two ways to will be used in this column Finesse for it, but South work- and wi ll eceivo copies of ed out a third way. He decided JACOBY MODERN.) - __L JR~l- On Nov. 13 police unearthed th e skeleton of a man in a shallow grave at th e north edge of th e Seminole Community College campus near a new tennis court instal lat Ion. Smithsonian Institution anthropologists examined tb" remains and report ed th e body was that of a white male, age "35 through 40's" who had a very "projecting angular chin and heaky nose that was slightly deflected." The anthropologists said their studies showed that "time since dea th " could be five to 10 years or more. M ed ical examiners said the mystery victim had been shot in the face and his jaw had been shattered, apparently from a "powerful blow." Police are slowly checking th rough missing persons reports in th e area for th e last 10 years in hopes of finding a lead toward identifying the murder victim. Sanford police are also investigating the traffic dea th on Nov. 1 o Mrs. Kathleen Louise Culler, 26, of Sanford. She was struck and killed by an unide ntified auto on French Ave. just sou th of 20th St. as she exited her d isabled car. Poli ce sa id th ey still don't have a firm description from witnesses of the dea th vehicle. By BOB LLOYD - An unidentified man gunned down G eo rge W. I klmadoflar, 45, of Orlando, at the Greyhound Bus Station 'ii I)owntown Sanf or d on the night of June 29. Investigators said the victim had just used a public pay telephone. Witnesses reported seeing a man, be lieved to be 18 to 24 years of age, wi th shoulder leng th hair ru nning from the shooting scene, but mon ths of investigation by IxlIct h;ie failed to turn Or) any suspects or a moti%c in the slaying. 54 I KEEP FOGETT1NG) ( SHE MAJORED IN LOGIC \y AT COLLEGE - 1. I GUESS I - _ I I I CAN KEEP (THAT UP I'LL NEVER ) \. GET OLD J 1OMOQ0't,,I I S40Ui..Q LOOK AS 'yOUNG AS 1 00 TODAY ThEPsj , D\*OOCi 00 I LOOK ) AS YOUNG By Larence E. Lamb, M.D. I Tft.iqti.j t Here This Week woman. to make his opponents take the finesse for him. It wasn't too hard He won the diamond and drew trumps. Then he cash ed the last two top diaiiiund and played th e ace and a small club Then he spread his hand. It didn't matter whe th er East or West won that club trick If he led a spade it would solve all finessing problems If he led anything elseSouth would mit in one hand and discard a spade from the other - Trial On Docket hoping for breaks that will lead to suspects in th e crimes. The body of Thomas DeMeester, 23-year-old shoe store manager, was found in his blood-spattered Altamonte Springs apartment on Aug. 28. Police said he had be en tittl up and beaten cverely about the head wi th a blur4t instrument. Sanford police enter ed the new year with three unsolved homicid es from 1975 th e murder of an Orlando man at a Downtown bus station, an un identified man who may have have be en killed as many as 10 years prior, and the hit-and-run traffic homicide of a 26-year-old pregnant OSW,t IL) and JAil ES JA((JBV . 1W As the new year year begins, police in Altamonte Springs and Sanford have four unsolved homicide cases on which investigators are still meth odically working, ii4 WIN AT BRIDGE h Shotgun Slaying Still A Mystery a Heart Covered e) ~\,al- 4~~~~_ Unsolved Murders 'i, .. r7.M m BUGS BUNNY " IISi4 1T Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents you Jll-I llllli I IJIIlI LITT L E1 681h Year, No. 115-Sundy, January 4, 1976 causes 29 Czech river 50 Young woman 30 Woman of si Mine entrance refinement 52 Insects 31 Sale sign (2 54 Make lace wds) 55 Individual 33 Hindu god of 3? Sheepfold fire (Scot) N by Larry Lewis ADYTO ages 26 Linen fabric 28 To) Meal site 8 And so forth 35 Slav 37 Ages and 47 Declare SUNDAY EDITION ARIES (March 21-April 19) to go along who enjoy the Be on guard against being a unexpected. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) trifle impatient early In the day. Later, you'll be more This is a good day to have people over. It will Involve tolerant of others. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) extra work, but everyone will You may not accomplish your appreciate your efforts. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Det' alms on the first try today. Don't let it get you down - your 21) Later In the day you may second effort will be more receive some news that productive, to radically alter your GEMINI May 21-June 20) plans. The change will be for last-minute the better. make Don't changes in plans today. Stick to CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. thought through. you've It's advantageous for you to 19) things The) II work out much better. bargain it bit in a commercial CANCER (JUflC 21-July 22) situation today. You stand to Someone you'll have dealings lose nothing and could save with today will have personal few bucks. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) matters he prefers to keep ,.,..I Pi1. nn.m,l hi nrnhi 1111n'11 V-•. hn.i.. .ln,i,l In.,...,h. iIt1i l4a%A%;I W r'"' 4i• &i1 IIIJ2 b.1ril tell what he wants you to know. qualities today, but it's not l.E() July 23-Aug. 22) Talk likely you'll u.ce them unless things over with your mate challenged. Once you do, they'll today. The areas where you come through very strong. disagree are reconcilable if PISCES (Feb. 70-March 20) vii u'II each give if little. Your first thouihts are not your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) best ones today. Take time to Usually you have good work evaluate your courses of action habits. Today you may find It carefully. hard getting started, but once YOUR IIIRTIIIMY you settle down the day shouk' Jan. 3, 1976 be very productive. Don't be afraid to set lofty LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Plan goals for yourself this coming SOIIIC entertainment for the year. You can attain them If weekend that is not run-of-the- you work hard, aim high and tiillI. Then select some friends don't ac cept second best. - 25 In a line I For Saturday, January 3, 1976 ôTi 12 Leain as is 19 Lusterless 21 Verdi heroine 22 Before 23 1.014 (Floman) 24 Modern art trend PF 'a L J reading 38 Italian composer 39 Grain beard 40 Biblical patriarch 42 Kings (Sp.) 43 Transgression t rn By BERNICE BEDE OSO L ___ J,9 RfN jjIL - P nq -t:u_-_zr --. - - - -.------. ___--__________ -- - --- -_ - -I_ _ - - �+++++ --+-.-. :_,-, -- - 2A—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan 4 1976 - -''L - — txo 11 ' (( M?P/oYi1w1 rnr NAnO Bicentennial To Aid Tourism (ro I I I 7 -0- N/# ia/nt •W rdP)1) ' . •- 19 ':' .4 . 28800 OC' (/./j; ie /'/ A would have on the county's - _1-'_i' +--- -- - ---------- EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. -- ++++++++ - +.----'-- - - - - - - -. +---- -. - +1 .. Siinday,Jan. 4, 1974-3A Mid-Florida Singles meeting at 2 p.m. at Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, 400 E. First St. I It i,rune Executives 1' Itch In , - SUNDAY, JANUARY 4 IM RDI I UL . . PubIis: Dc I. 2 . --+-,-------------- -- FLORI A I ""' --,--------- _______________________ (Conhinuedfrom Page 1-A) 2 ' ----------_ Legal NotkiT PLASTIC MAC, INC.,.Fda wlhtheCIofIeCCuCovt corporation. Lonqwood, Florida, cordance with the proytslont ot the Trantlifor and Standard ContaIni lictitiou Name Statutn. To Wit. Company, a Georgia corporation, Section 163.09 Florida Statutes 1957.. I 0 - Legal Notice I Officio I Defends __ 14t. LJIILF ________________________ _____________ it' Iki DbIE UI ' - --- -- - +---- MONDAY, JANUARY 5 .&IcohoL'ci Anonymous (Closed meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. By The Auociad Press The Bicentenjijal will give an extra boost to the (ravel oom the nation's capUal and in New Eng , an Press sampling Suprisingly, the increased (ravel to historic sites in the t'nited States is not expected to hurt overseas t ouringor traditional- dornectir cnnc ik'h - aiaug, UIU f _. according to an A!' check of travel agents, tot r organizers, airlines, resort officials and trad publications In some 25 cities at home and abroad. "We anticipate a good domestic travel year, the be ever in the area of touring," said Alan Fredericks, edit of Travel Weekly, an industry publication that keeps tat on organized travel. : I ---: ': -:-• - ----------- )-- - - - - • 1- . t. 4- - -,.' • / .2 1 . 8 1 -c generated by (his project will turnover about four times for a of $2.7 - :Th/,6Iytc 3ll - 1fflO INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Current inventory. Including EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI V7PI product fln•, and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE cflA No75-2313.CA.19D He ald 75 per cent of the r-grant project should be upon itor at November IS, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, br " ,;.... merly known as FIRST FEDERAL established In 12 months, j( -/ o3)0w1, designi, SAVIPIGS AND - LOAN some positions may be a1lnwn1____________________ ______________________ -. . '1I1 UI AtJCIATION OF TAMPA. i foruptol5months. Orrsak!be materialsvendorandsupplles lists, _o - __ Plaintif I, _____________ _____" manufacturing information, hopes 61 per cent of he _________ _____________________________ _________ W marketing Information, customer WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS -. I Jobs will become permanent Iti iiti and engineering data: _______ ________________________ ________ RUTH E. CHRISTMAS, hIs wife, SF.EDCO and ACTION (4) Tooling, gigs, fixturej, dies. THE UNITED STATES OF 11 ______ molds. templet.s. and patterns: - projects. AMERICA, nd DAN F. SMITH, ______ (3) DomestIc patents or apDefendnt. __________________________ ' -- Job positions will begin Mon. ventlondisclosures. including rights TO: WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS ______________________________ day, with referrals coming to trin legal action under iatd and RUTH E. CHRISTMAS and all ______ _________ patents for past and future iQ partes having or claiming to have from the state employmen fringement. Avalanche Deaths Increase any rtt, title or interest In the office and the Comprehensive _________________________________ Anyand all foreign rights, In oroperty hereIn described. ) ' Employment and TraIning Act ciuding feIgn patents, knowhv. Fu1! ((ti Ii NS, Uol;. I Al' — 1urt.! ArncrieJrls th.ii LAST +riOWN ADDRESS cirewings and the lIke which setter Co Robrl C. ionvs (CETA) officials locally. The acquIred from Betoit under ever are seeking the solitude of a snowy mountainside fot Route I, Box 33 a winter day's Leisure. And more Americans than ever an positions Include 27 COn. agreement dated November I. 1973 ________ç 4 Katy, 'Texas 77430 struction jobs, 23 agrjctjIt13e (1) Afly and all contracts, dying In the process. + YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED -r and field jots, 25 are assignable, giving rights with that the above•named Plaintiff has An average of 12 persons a year have died in avalanche offIce and respect to the Product LIne to seller, filed * Complaint in the above-styled + during the last five year9, twice the average annual tot scrvice jobs, and 28 corn- Including, wJthot Iirnitaton, all Of Court for the foreclosure of a _ . mercial and industrial-related those acquIred by seller from B.eloit mortgage encumberIng the For the last quarter century, says a report released Frida) _I./ - / Corporation, by the U.S. Forest Service. described real propey (I) The tradename Plastic-Mac following ' m. -, . Lot n, Block C, ENGLISH The Latest grant brings to a Last winter alone, 72 persons died, including eight in '-' '. .•l the right to us. same and the ESTATES, UNIT IWO, accordng to . total $4.08 million In federal name Plastic-Mac in connsiion the Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Colorado. This winter has begun with the deaths in grants received by SEEDCO withiheProductLineandlh,aswts Book 13. Page $4 and $3. of the November of a cross-country skier near Juneau, Alaska, here1,i described. Horace On', president and executive dreetor.of Seminole Employment Records of Seminole County, sInce 1970, of which about $2.4 and a snowshocr in Washington's Mt. Rainier National 7. During th past three (3) years Public ment Corp. (SEEDCO) explains thart showing bow the 103 new federally funded Job positions Florida. Park. million has already been spent, the transferor so far as is known 10 You are commanded to file yOuI __________________________________________________ lsillbedlstributedtnthecounty (HeraldPbotobyJoeAskren) __________________ On' Said, the transferee had the following wi-itten defenses to said ComplaInt name and address Only: with the Clerk ci the above named Asked how it was spent. OTT business Plastic Mac. Inc. Court .ind to serve a copy thereol Health Facilities Swamped said $15 million has been spent 1031 N Hwy 477 upcn tht' attorneys hcreinbeIw not LQng*d, Florida 3173$ in setting up two new cornlater than January 76th, 1976. LOS ANGELES (AP — Public medical facilities say det,fsof the transferor will panics and assisting six others, be3 All WITNES$myhafldands.aloftp,e eid in full as a result of thIs Court at Sanford, Florida, thiS 17th they have been swamped with emergency cases referred and about $900,000 has been •Ction. Cretors should send their day of Dtcsmber, 1975 by private hospitals as doctors in Is Angeles County spent In organizing SEEDCO statements or bills to Standard SeaI) protesting a malpractice insurance rate incres enter andadminlster'Ingcoststo date. Container Company, c-o Morton Aimcjr H. Beckwith, Jr. Kosto, Esq,of Friedman, BrltlonI. their third day of a slowdown. Clerk of the Circuit Court A1 of the funds have been Stettin, Attorneys, Suits 310 Physicians and state officials held a "meaningful cxBy: Elaine RiChard. deposited in local banks, Southeast National Bank Bldg., Deputy ploration of the issues" Friday night, according to Dr. Orlando. Florida 32101. bearing Interest which got's LOWNDES, PEIRSOL., Daniel A. Lang, medical director of Daniel Brotman STANDARD CONTAINER back to the U. S. Treasury DROSOICIC & DOSTER i COMPANY Memorial Hospital in Culver City. iii PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION U 11 Department, Orr explained By: FlEDMAti, BRITTON By: 5: H. Richard Bates. Esquire They were debating a state proposal to operate a doc& STE TTIN earlier. 433, First Federtl Building tor funded insurance pool in exchange for the doctors By: Mortofl KollO By DONNA ESTES Orr Post has pointed out that Office Box 2109 tradition to council colleagues Lormann, for is to be formally do 310 Southsast Nat'I g 20 days of free care each year to thepoorand Orlando, Florida 37102 HeraldStaff Writer at the city's reorganizational sworn into office durinb its h $1 received, SEEDCO and Bank Bldg Attorneys for Plaintiff needy and their commitment to treat patients referred by Orlando, Florida 32101 meeting Jan. 12 affiliated corporations have ceremonIes at 8 a.m., Monday Publish: Dec. 2), 21, $975, Medi-Cal, a state medical program. Publish: Jan. 4. 11. 1975 LONG WOOD-Councilman.. Goldberg, along with cixizi- at city ball. He said he will au' $1.46 to be spent and, or 0EV-la 1914 elect Larence Goldberg says cilman-elect Parker Anderson DEU retained as net assets In the INTHEcIRculTcouiToFt propose ___________________ he will propose a break in and (bat the council name coriununitles of the county. council member June Mayor James H. Lormann Its Bank Robberies Up 50% EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. . He said SEEDCO has helped CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE presiding officer at meetings 0 COUNTY, FLORIDA. WASHING'ION API-FBI officials say bank robberies EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. or saved 22 &nalJ businesses the goverring body. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl4516.CA44.F CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE are occurring at a record pace aaosa the nation, partly l.ormann said Friday, if the seven countle. it serves1 In Fe: ilte Marra of COUNTY, FLORIDA. becaure of the sagging economy and because bank: "are accept Including Seminole, Orange, JAMES M. HALL, HUIbiryl, In Fe: Chan of Name of offered the post, he will pretty easy targets." Petitioner, TRUDY MARION PATTI to the additional responsibility. Osceola,Volusla, Sumter, Lake and TRUDY MARION LAKE, mother FBI statistics slxw 50 per cent more bank robberies in ,+ tid Brevard........ Goldberg said he doesn't -. AMELIA T, HALL, Wife, d 'er nilnor chthc-en's names, rcal year 1975 than In the prevIous year. Officials say Respondent. NOTICOP SUIT knowifhisco1leagucswinfvor _____________________ there has been no 4gn of a significant decline since the NOTICEOPACTION TO. NICHOLAS F. PATTI the recommendation, but that TO: AMtLJA I. lIALL scal year ended June 30. fl'23 South Scepter Drive LegalNotice he feels mayor, who -405 Victor Street Apa'tmant NO. 2) "If you're looking icr water, you go to the weU. II you're Eden, North Carolina 777$ not have a vote, can for this Franklin, Wlsciin CITY OF looking for money, you go to the bank," remarked BenYOU ARE NOTIFIED that a By DONNA as'ris YOU ARE HEREBY fouled that ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, most likely encourage steady very reason conduct meetings PetItion for Dissolution of MarrIage a Petition for Change of Name as jamin H. Cooke, chief of the FBI's criminal section. FLORIDA Herald Staff Writer planned 'owth." in an impartial and objective Notice of PvbIic Heating has se-en filed against you and you been filed and you may serve a copy ere required to serve a copy cf your of your written defenses or ob Currently, work Is being manner. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ALTAMONTE SI'IIINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by written defenses to the Petition, if joctions, If any, to it, on HARVEY completed on the laboratory The councilman-elect said FTC Proposes Used Car Rules The city's $6 million regional building for the plant and there is an obvious need for the the Board of Zoning Appeals of the any you have, on Petitioner's At. COULTER. Esquire. Attorney for City of Altamonte Springi, Florida, torney William H. Wack, of the Law the Petitioner. whoii address is P.0, sewer plant, originally personnel are expected to move governing body to establish and that iaid Board will huld a public Of':)ces of Alper and Wack, wtiose Box 3711, Forest City, Florida, 37751, WASHINGTON (AP) — People who want a used car will scheduled for construction in within the next few weeks adopt a set of hearing to consider the Question of address Is 61$ East Semoran and file tte original with the Clerk of Form have a chance to learn its defects before they boy it, under completion In l)ecember, 1976, Floyd said. The lab is to be parliamentary procedures to be granting a variancefor the following Boulevard Suite 30.4. Altamonte the above styled Court on or before proposed new federal regulations. Springs, Florida, on or before the 14th day of January, 1973, may be finished oy early ultra.modern, mainly used for used at the meetings. As January 16th, 1976, d file the otherwis. a Judgment may be fl LoIS, Block A, Dcl Ray The Federal Trade Commission proposed regulations summer, sIx months ahead of the sewer plant and will be able original thereof with the Clerk of thIs tered for the relief demanded In the Lormann, who has been Recorded in Plat Bcok 1$. Page 91 on Friday to prohibit "any false, mlsleadlrg or deceptive of Court either before service the Recorøs schedule,MayorNormanFloyd to handle all the laboratory active in many civic Florida representation, directly or by Implication, of the quality, of Seminole County, Petitioner's attorney or im. WITNESS my hand and Seal o said today. work which the city is currently organizations and is currently performance, reliability or lack of mechanical defects of THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE medIately tMrea?ter other-wis. a said Court on the 11th day of Floyd said it had been an- sending out to be done, defautt wIll be entered against 0U December, 197 president of the Seminole aSks waiver Of Section any used motor %-ehicle" ticipated that delays would be County bald of Realtors, Profes,onal Office, Subsection .1. 2 - for the relief demanded In the (Seal) __________________________ The commission said the proposed rules are necessary Limitatl on of the Zoning Petition, Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr seen in equipment delivery, ,.. ai:reed a need exists for a ReguIals No.Signs because "a substantial number of used motor vehicles - -. WITNESSmyhandandtMseeIof 221+73+ Clerk of the Circuit Court thus necessitating the 18 standard set of guidelines on are offered for sale ... with mechanical defects. THE PUBLIC HEARING will be this Court thisslts day of December, By: Elaine RiCharde months construction schedule. Deputy Clerk parliamentary procedure be held in the City Hall of Allamonfe (Seal) But, the mayor said today, with Springs, Florida, Ofl Monday, PublIsh: Dec. II 21, 71, IllS, Jar 1, used at the meetings. Arthur H. Beckwitpi, Jr. January I, 1914, at 5:00 p m. or as 1976 the slowdown in the economy Goldberg said his personal 500fl thereafter as possible, • Clerk of the Circuit Court DEU-S7 Veto Override Said Unlikely at wttich the equipment is coming In By: LIllian T. Jenkins ___________________ attorney Is studying the city time Interested parties and citizens fl C fl CI,rk much faster than WASHINGTON (AP) — An override of President Ford's expected. FICTITIOUS NAME t'h&ter to il for and against the ProIosed Publish: Dec. U, 21, 7$, 1973, Jan. 4, varijnce will be heard. Notice Is hereby given that I am "The construction could be veto of a bill to expand *cket1ng rights for construction action can be taken and that he 1974 THIS NOTICE Ii to be publIsh engaged In business at 10 Roderick completed as much as six unions is considered unlikely. DEUSC also plans to request an opinion by Posting one (1) COpy on the ____________________ Court, E. P4orthport, N.Y., At Large, months ahead of schedule," he described property and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tHE Seminole County, Florida, under the Ford vetoed the bill Friday, as he said he would do, from City Attorney Ned Jullan aforesaid JIng in ttr.. f31 F1OHICEWTH JUDICIAL Cli. ftctttlou; nrn said, "and be in operation by iyIng it wcuid cau. "grekz, tiut kser, conflict in the pi.. *t CRIPPLE Jr. iJan.5throu+gh.i the matter. within the City of Attamonte CUlT III AND FOR SEMINOLE C R E E K . C R EA TIVE unu11er," construction industry." City council practice in the Springs, Florida, at least fifteen (15) COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROMOTIONAL CONCEPTS, and Lee Construction The bill, sought by labor leaders for 25 years, passed days prior to the tIme of public NO. 7s-11uCA4,.EI of Sanford past has been to elect one that I intend to regIster laid name MONDAY and Tuttle-White of Altamonte, Congress this year icr the first time. However, neither the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR- with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Pizza members as chairman of the hearIng. DATED THIS 2nd DAY OF TGAGE ASSOCIATION, SemInole County, Florida in ac in a Joint venture, are prime House nor the Senate came close to the two-thirds txard to preside at councIl JANUARY. (,rrrn ti $976, AD. Pisintiti, cordancewith the provisiOns of the contractors on the project, majority needed to ovcride a veto. (OFFICIAL SEAL) mi1ceting and sign checks. Corn vs. Fictitious Name Statutes. To WI. 5: Phyllis Jordahl, financed by federal and state LINDA J. KENT, ci al Section U309 Florida Statutes 1957+ Orange iwec However, the practice Is City c.-t 5: Mr. A Levy Defendant. grants and loans. Milk based on tradition and in Altamoje 5pti TO: LINDA J. KENT Publish: Dec. 21, 21. 1975, lan 4, 1). Floyd noted that lines are Reactor Program Confirmed Florida TUESDAY neither ordinances nor the city Residence Unknown '' already In place and the 7.5 Last Known Residence: DEUcharter is the chairman's post Publish: Jan. 4, 1976 sausage Dlv20 WASHINGTON (AP) 157-13th Avenue NOrTh million gallon daily capacity The Energy Research and designated. Nur are official Yams LOngwood, Florida 37750 Development Administration says it plans to proceed with expanded facility will be placed CITYOF INVITATION TO BID duties fur a coun1l chairman Cole slasi NOTICETODIFEND ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, in operation immediately upon a 10-year research and development program on the FORINSURANCECOVERAOE SUIT TO Baked ('ntglIeralcd. FLORIDA CENTRAL FLORIDA controversial liquid metal last breeder reactor. FORECLOSE MORTGAGE completion of construction. Rolls Notici of Pvblic Heating Goldberg said Iu&r his plan ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, INC You, LINDA J, KENT, and all ERDA Administrator Robert C. Seamans Jr. said Planning for the regional NOT ICE is hereby gIen that s.al Milk the mayor would not be given TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: thoi F'riday the agency was settIng 1W as the date for a claiming any rI1t, tItle or ad bldg will be received by the NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN by Interest system to serve North Central by. through or WE9NF,SPAY any additional reponsibiliUes the Boirci ot Zoning Appeals undue you, Executive Director of the Central lecislon on whether to promote large-scale commercial of the are hereby Orange notIfied and that a complaInt Florida Southwest Spaghetti with meat sauce other than chairing the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, to foreclose ZOOIOQICII Society, Inc s a certain mortgage .'onstruction of fast breeder riiclear power plants. Seminole began in 1971.1972 on office, located at the Central Floricia Tossed salad meeting. He caid that depart. that said Board will hold a public thefoliolflg*sescrl.cip-ocerty to hearIng to consider the question after the 11.5. Environmental ZoologIcal Park, I 4 and )79, of mnent l"eads would continue (.rtrn peas t: granting a variance for the followIng Protection Agency turned down Lot 10. and the West 20 feet 01 Lot eSanford, Florida until 3-03 P m, be expected to run their dejc,it)ed property: Baked dessert Domestic Recruitlnçj Denied cIt (1S00 hours), Friday, January 1), plans for separi4e sewer plants ENTZMINGERS AD- 16, Lot 13, Block 0,, Charter OS, DIT Bloci, 1974. respective dcp&rtnwnta d be ION, NO. 1, as recorded In Fiat for 1.ongwood and Altamonte Unit I, According to the Plat thereof Book 3, Pages 26 and WASH1NGTO1 tAP) - President Ford's chief Insurance cover,,ge muil include Milk to the city council. as 71, Retor in Flat Book 14, Page Public Records of Semnoie of the hability workman's co1penti, 'fle wuziuilInafl-elcct said he S) okzmtri ha dvcliaed to rule out that the tIIIAL+ed Slates County, iiuLsjj,y ofthIPublicRof Seminole Florida, a-k-a 157-13th Avenue alt rIsk, fire, extended Coverage, Altamonte's original plant, — + recruiting had not considered how the County. mercenaries to fight In Angola's clvii "Florida menu" Florida. vandalis,n and malicioUI mIschief; North. Lor.qwood Florida, together automobile; a ar. 1.2 million gallon daily THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE with OrbOn Casper (hoagie) sandwich council cornwIUees, to work asks blanket bond, medical Range (ES4A), Colony anci Waiver of the minimum yard accidental death+ Specifications capacity facilIty off Keller However, Press Secretary Ron Nessen denied that with each department, would be requiremt House Hood (3)000), Singer may tminlsub'steak or rrguIar as seq forth In $c1i be picked uP at the Ad Road — wa approved f(W American Furnace (BCE2200s), menicans are being recruited for the fighting. (,alllon beans aM Of R-lA Zoning Cla$5Jficiul (.'18flatCd. ministratIon Building, Centrat In WII to Wall Carpet in LIvIng Room, federal funding In September, Asked Friday about a report In the Ctrlsttan Science Vzilencla orange wedges Thesysternused in past years Ordinance No. 27173+ Hall & Master Bedroom located Florida Zociogitj Park. I I and 17 THE PUBLIC HEARIPtO '.II be :ern l9. 97. Sintord. Florida, from 9(1) am i,nItlIr that f)'t() A r.rricns had been rtcruited indirectJy for council (-oninJuItte ip and ttereon, SiunI5h flait (I'uddinii held In the City Hail of Altemonte until 5 Cp m+, (OQ hours untIl 1700 'the regional facility at 7,5 the CIA to fight in Angola, Nesaen said, "As far as I la Lerhe (Peifiki polntmnents under t.he cotmcil Sp'Igs, Fl,,rida, on Monday, as been tiled against you, and you hours), Monday through Friday arereciuiredtoseryea copy of your million gallons daily capacity ow, no private company or contrcctoi- Is hiring The Centr,l Plorkia Zoological • FRIDAY ehalntuvi system was Inc the 1t'uary IC, 1916, at S 00 p m, or as ans*r or pleading to the ComplaInt initially is designed to go to 15 lety Inc rryn the right (o %oonthereafteraspossibi,.,ICh on the Plaintiff's nerican mercenaries icr combat duty." Ground beef (managers chairman toappoint thecotmcil time attorney, PAT. interested part lii and cItii reject any or all bids, any bd million gallons and ultimately RICK choke) for and against the Proposed MCGROTTY, 1201 Brickwell receivedIilefthesi(iedtlmewili Avenue, No. 30). MIami, to 26 million gallons if it FIorIji, varlanc, will oe heard, Whipped potatoes not be cOnsidered. No bidder may and file the original THIS become necessary. answer or wittidraw his bid for a perlo4 NOTiCE is to be Singer WlthdrawalAnnounced pubItsj Mixed pleading in the office of the Clerk 0f by posting one (I) copy on th, the Circuit Floyd said today completion Court on or befor, the forty five (43) dayi after date set f. Raked dessert Eenhig I1dd aforeSaid descr)b,enj property and NEW YORK (API - The Singer Co. announced this l6thdayof January. I97. hi you fall bid openings of the expanded facility will Posting three (31 Public pIsces to do Itolls BidswilIbeop.nedattp,,Offj,0f so. lvdcm,n$ bY default witi pist t-ek that It is withck'awing from the business probably hthO Oaii , And within the City of Aitamonte taken against encourage the Executive Director at 3.00 p ,, the ndj. you for the relIef edt. machines field, the latest in a series of company ntreneh. rxcept Saturday and Chr,stm,js (1500 hours), or as s sluggish construction Industry (15) demanded Ifl the complaint. OaybyTteSanfordfter,ld prior daIS to the ment,s because of the receifln, tim, of oubtic thereefteiasposjll0n January )a, and ecurage dcvcl mient to DONE ANt) ORDERED at 5311. )0 N, tren Ave., Sanfe, hearing, ford. Seminole County, riot-ida, thIs The move parallels decisions by Xerox Corp. and RCA FIa+ 77711. a degree. 0at DATED THIS 2nd DAY OF •t Slnfor4, Seminole Ith day of December, A.D. $973. fr;_'T; Corp. Lu Leave the cotnpiter bt.ciness. County, "I don't think it wifl tirt JANUARY, $974, AD. FLORJOA Florida th% 24th dsy of (Seal) Secorj (ian Potag. Pi-ci a! (OFFICIAL 5EAIJ Orcemir, AD. 1975 A the receson bit into corporate profils, many another building ArThur H, B-e'ckwita, Jr., fl1 to -5ntord, Fridi 3771$. 5+ Phyllis Jordahl, 5: Alan C. Roion Clerk of the Civcufl Court ccriipa rues fowki a necessary to gel out of unprofitable extent it was before," he said. Cay Clerk Executive Director By: i.iItlan T. JcrIrs A1.Jj lines, oftcn pithng out f cperatbiis begun iuring the !.b5Ctipticn Rates by AfIeTnOntO sDrt,bgs, "And I don't want to see that rr:cr Central Florida LHIVE_ Deputy Clack !!SHINESTAlE Florida groh years of the Lite fiGs and early 7Gs. Zoological Society, Inc. PUDlIStI: Dec.11, 21, 2*, 197$, Jat.. happen again, 'The facility will Publish: Jan, 4, 1914 LW — Year $11,IO 4. Publish: Dec 31, 1973, .h'n+ 1,7, t, _____________________ 974 a • cent on some flights, Askew Orders Arrests Probe KEY WE.ST (Al-') - Coy. Iteubin Askew has or- +, 45'- 4 MIAMI AI) -Some 560 passengers stranded when a MiamI and ar-c making arrangements to get home, cruise line officials say. None of the passengers or 250 crewmembers was injured or endangered when the MS. Mermoze hit a sand barsomeSomlles oil Belize Dec. 3O,as nan for the VeSSelsAmerLcanrepresen(ativespaqijetjp. of New York, said Friday. Spokesman Peter Rothholz said Capt. Maurice decided to transfer the passengers In an attempt to refloat the vessel. The crewmembers remained aboard. Goldberg To Propose R eva in p g Of Co , CI Fare Increases Proposed - - 6 AAonths head + ' ' ___ ' Aide Defends Robert Shevin 1$ — ,,•,,,_ _.;-:--;;- - - -- MIAMI (API Eastern Airlines has proposed a six. month program of Incremental increases in domestic passenger fares, beginning with a one per cent boost effective February 1. In asking the Civil Aeronautics Board for the one per cent hike, Eastern said Friday ft would seek additional monthly increases of two per cent in each of the five successive months qI thIs year. Frank Bormani president of the Miami-based carrier, said previous fare Increases have been too+smal] and too infrequent to offset inflation. - Regional Plant - aiice here In which 110 persons were arrested alter police unleashed billy clubs and turned fire hoses on revelers. Askew ordered a probe by the st.a'e Department of Criminal Law Enforcement Friday after receiving telegrams complaining of police brutaUt from a tourist and the owners of a Key West apartment house. Two bar managers In this resort at the tip of the Florida Keys said they will go before the city commission to cornPIainaboutpoliceorderstocloonehourberorethelegaI closing time. Passengers Flown To Miami In Longv'ood a are pitching In to help handle the cro Eastern Airlines President Frar.k Borman, a Iormei as ronaut, was set to man a company Information booti uilS weekend. Thomas B. McFadden, one of four senlot vice presidents, pushed wheelchair passengers to am From the boarding areas Friday. NationalAlrlines,oneofEtern'snincompeu(crs the busy New York.MiamI run, has been grounded by t strike since labor Day. lpfte the Large crowds, a spokesman fur UnlL Airlines, which had been on strike before Christmas, sak j '?. t.. ( TUESDAY, JANUARY thousandsottotj .j trying to ge - - - TALLAHASSEE (API — Atty. Gm. Robert ievin has been pursuing the public interest and not political gain in the way he has handled his office, an aIde says. Jim Barrett, executive assistant to ievin, said Friday that charges of political misuse lodged by Sen. Tom Gallen, DBradenton, are totally unfounded, Gallen Said a report released Fr1dy by his committee investigating ievin's office showed that while the at. torney general's staff has almost doubled In the past five years, public agencies have been forced to greatly expand their own expenditures for lawyer services. St. George Eastern Orthodox Church EpIphany celebration beginning at 11:30a.m. at the Lake Eola Park bandshell in Orlando with Divine Uturgy, followed by procession from the altar to the lake, blessing of the water and the tossing of an especially prepared Epiphany cross into the water and Its retrieval by church memberi. Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center, Sanford Woman's Club business meeting and covered dish luncheon, noon, honoring Mrs. E. Ross Harris, president of Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 Altanionte Springs Carded Club covered dish supper and meeting, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Alcoholics Anouymoug (open meeting), 8 p.m,, 1201 First St. Sanford. SISTER INC,, noon Holiday Inn. Longwood Tourist Club dinner meetIng, noon, Sunnyshad Park. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 Seminole South Rotaiy Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord (Thumley's, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citrus owcase at Winter Haven, Leave Civic Center, 8:30a.m. and Seminole Plaza Casselberry at 9 a.m. S 4 TURDAY, JANUARY 10 Thieves Strip Posh Home ' 4 iitr Lu :2: - - '- --':' -. F - - : - - -- tê11 " ,-,'.. sip. 4 ' -' £ -: Menu ,_ -, ' '1 -. 4 .-j, -; - - . -. 4 i:2t.: '.Stot -. - -..'. .-- .--2'i a- ______ ______ ____ ___________ ___ .- -. 1$..' -' —_ - . '-... ,'t)....<. .' ______________________ 9& ei\ - — MONDAY, JANUARY 12 Seminole high School Rand Parents, 71.30 p.m., band room. POWER EDGER '1 ''Z'T:f - -. -- - .- - s.--, -. L_--. I - •/ -- - .. -- Alcoholics Anonymoia (closed meetIng) 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. .3- r'f'?—. ____-- --________________ =—_—_—-'--,-- _-.-_-----------_.-_TU—____ __________ I - TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 - - -_ - 600 ' TALLAHASSE1 AP — The first female assistant attorney general in Florida's history has announced her retirement. Rebecca Bowles Hawk1x said Friday that she Is retiring effective next Thursday. A pioneer female lawyer iii. Florida, Mrs. Hawkins was until recently the hlghest.çiaid woman in state government. 3ø hna L',eided fo several years the attorn-cy general's Division of (ln(ons. Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. - DCV 19 OCU 60 241 OSCILLATING SPRINKLER Overeaters Adonyinous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, Sanford. ADJUSTABLE WATERING PATTERN WF,flNSDAY, JANUARY 14 MODEL 61 Cauelberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. 388 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center POLACOLOR II TYPE 108 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. --:' E469 Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First SI, Sanford. 'v;. FILM H FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 Altamonte Springs. Lord a.m., Qiumley's SYLVANIA SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. Fitst SI, Sanford FLASHBAR .......... 1 MONDAY, JANUARY 19 IOFLASHES.REG 1219 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25 Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. GUMOUT CARBURETOR CLEANER Overeaters Anonymnons, 7:3) p.m., Florida Power & light Sanford. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, 129 130: AECilOSOL PEG 1 89 Civic (eJ'$ter — Cassleberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m, The Caboose. IC Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 aiii., Mayfair Country Club. COCOA I lU COCOA FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 MAT Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qiumley's, Altamonte Springs. DUiABLE DOCA MAT REG SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 Alcoholics Anonynlous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St, Sanford, 239 I MONDAY, JANUARY 26 - 3-Lk.i4 j Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. sUESDAY, JANUARY 27 Sanford Optimist C1th, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. + Sanford Lions Club, no, Holiday Inn. Overeaters Anonymons, :3) p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. - _____________ ' IUI__J REG. 109.97 Sanford Optimist Club, noen, Sue Ann's Capri. Seminole lions Club, 7p.m., Qvality Inn, 1.4 and 434. Female Law Official Retires ' ________________________ 3988 - icrelgn -. iNGERTIP DEPTH & THROTTLE CONTROL 2 H P 4 CYCLE BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE 8 INCH WHEELS • 11 POSiTior; Sanford Rotary ClUb, noon, CI',c Center. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Insurance Commissioner Phil Ashier says he approved a $41 million increase In warkjjn's compensation insurance rates to assure continued protection of workers Injured on the Job. Ashlet announced the rate Increase, which averages 9.8 per cent, Friday. Workmen's compensation insurance companies had sought a minimum $71 million rate increase, reporting more than $96 million in losses during the year that ended June 30, 1975. Off • 7 GASOLINE Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. MIAMI (AP) At least 600 employes of National Airlines will not be recalled to work when a flight attendants union ends its walkout, company otficlals say. National, crippled since Labor Day by the strike but hoping to resume operations Tuesday, expects to restore 7,(X of its 7,660 employes to the payroll withIn 30 days after the walkout ends, company officials said Friday. Those left Idle are In addition to 100 management emp!oyes laid off last month, - -- 27 88 Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford. Rate Increased Approved Airline Lays (MAISL 1A88 PEG TlON THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 , - MIAMI BEACH (A?) — About 1 million worth of paintings and furniture have been stripped from the posh home here of one-time real estate millionaire Howard Garfinkle, a bankruptcy trustee says. Lawyer Alex Rosen, appointed by the U.S. District Court in New York to inventory the contents of Garfinkle's home, said Fridy that most contents had been removed from the house. was a big job," Rosen said. "The stuff had to be trucked away." LAWN — Woman as Head of the Household Seminar, 10a.m. to 3 p.m., SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and 436. RegistratIon, 9:30 a.m. No charge. '. School I7CUMVflI4I I [)1sc)\T ti BICEN1'ENNIAL ______ ______ __________ AMERICA 1976 1776 _______ _______ [z) m ________________ — Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Ceritur THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 Rotary Club of Lake Mary, S a.m., Mayfair Country Club. + +, ---- - -- - ---- ,-,-,-- -- -----;=+-. .— - -+ - - =-,---- - ---- + -+--------- ----, -+, '+--+-. -+-- - '=--.-. -.---- -- - -+=---S-.- - _t' -,+-.-- .-. - ---- -,--- --- - - - *t. �I ITa-IMP _7M 4A—Ev ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 4. 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PRICES GOOD e 446 000 (g6, 8 nru,r, rrnc3 IA&1 A . 7 SUP ER BRAND SHERBET or, CREAM Itf PEACH ICE LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, AND COLLIER (NOTE. .. NOT 000D IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) H ALFQQcIi IIIF CHUCK CALIFORNIA BONELESS ROAST, see ROAST S 39 LB. I FRESH GROUND BEEF EXTRA FANCY - - - DELICIOUS APPLES '\ \_._._. Beef Stew . . . 9 49 LB. 20 (3 LOS. 01 MORE) BEEF BONELESS STEW / OISCUIIS . • • - 14W ¶j- Super~)rund Sour Cteim... . . . 79c WC 20-ot, - WD 0flCI Sausage $1" PKG I ) - LB. Franks 9" .. 0 of . . . 89C S 4 .othj $119 I 'ftj. I PiZ' 16 o: PKGS CRACIUN GOOD . . ., 9" PKG. HARVEST FRESH SWEET " CRuOfleS t. ili 'nw/Beans PKOS I 3ow 1001. 9" F'X G . . et et PXG°' —A UU 9 (TN FRENCH FRIES 41/2 CANS OR) * 29 6-oz. $ CANS .. CASSEROLE PKO. 6 9c 59c 12-oz. (THREE R MORTON FAMILY CHEESE On.) Sp*rb,ond fl ORANGE JUICE - - • - BIRDS EYE 1/ - 14o. 011I"t 00v. FOR HARVEST rRrcu e.,i.rsa TANGELO: THRIFTY MAID \_•'I SAUERKRAUT / 1-.- - - V__ BoIogna.....': ' .-.. FOR TEA BAGS 919 SUPERiRAND REGULAR OR STA FIT LOW FAT . COTTAGE CHEESE CUP tollxl FAB DETERGENT IVORY SOAP V 11 FIMININIT TOWEL REFI L L )OLCT. CONGESPRIN KO. 79c ULTRA BAN ANTIPERSPIRANT ilk Superbrond Regular orSta fit to- ,o, ', ,c PKG MIX OR MATCH — 0 ._ jiii. UTOPS - . •••••. 9" Sirloin Chops. . u.n. $J9 lóoi - - IOnS uI(i I EXCEDRIN SAUSAGE - °' ZUD /' - STAIN REMOVER 2 ORANGE JUICE PKo 'fl3 j% / -- ':;l. - 7 -o 99c or Old Fashion plys Di. Darling l6os Cun s Thrifty Maid Sliced or Who • . . 4 WHITE POTATOES HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA C 4 Sausage -.•;__.- LBS. BAG i~rwt C-111 - 2CABBAGE 29C GOOD MACAROIII & CHEESI 59 i p HARVkST FRESH FLORIDA SPAGHETTI j t 32:•x. $100 MAALOX 49c SHELLED RLACKEYE. IS' 01 CJ'15 11rifty Maid - 99C BORDEN'S 49c 16 .,, LE $i 3 LBS. '\ALKA-SELTZER MIX OR MATCH Ih 1ffIJ it M111 Thnity Maid A PPLESAUCE W-D BRAND HOT OR MILD - — I6OICOnsThriftyMrndC;.cjrnStyIe0, V.t,I ' -- -.......... JAR 4b '° LOIN CHOPS $g 99 L. V-al ' I VIAt -- - VAPORUB TABLETS 49-ox. PICG Cottage Cheese • :'' t-.Lr , J SIZE 100 CT • n_en VICKS DEODORANT 117 $ --_ - ' S-CT _1 o POLE BEANS °II'iADES . 88 'I' 79c Id 39 — W-00 MOW ice :: 92 C 2 - ------- - -- . 0 Brand Regular. All Beef or 8r.obfot • HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING P1(0. w " I POTATOES 'P %I%' Drinks S 99 2-LB. - - FOR FOR Ar THRIFTY MAID FLOR r •f ., T r °' 4 0/1 VA Graefruit Drink --' 89c 1 %1,41110, - 4 :. $i ie Apple 4 69c -- 46-oz. Cons THRIFTY MAID PINEA V1ULTD UK TANGERINES T~v It MORTON ' f HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA IdTA\4 \/1/) •i MINI PIES C\ WAFFLES ..— BAG ; I BAG CORN ON COB OMAN MEAL w' 899 19 . $ LBS. — ALL BEEF FRANKS franks - 2 88 $109 W 0 BRAND REGULAR OR all bee 4 00 t III,, FROZEN SHOESTRING LB. I. ' qflt-,~ re,~ t4 GRAPEFRUITJ:Jj MIX OR MA TCH T I- I5'-,-øt. CANS THRIFTY MAID WHOLE FRYERS E"71'S POTATOES C ~ q~ q -— ASTOR CAULIFLOWER Cracker to.r,l 5- 01. CLIpS 32 ' USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH FROZEN I FOR ASTOR BROCCOLI SPEARS OR Sliced. Sk inless & Dø'v.ni.d (Cvb.d lb. 99c) °' . . . . ies t — & cii 100 a-o.. . Oscar Mor MIX OR MATCH I Park F•t Toils and & 9 - POT PIES 99c Crab Rolls . . le PXG 89C Beef Liver' • i_ r M A IInw C,uiur rku, (Three Yogurt. .e, e • • T9 PG Oscar Mayor Regula r or All O..I Salami, Spiced Luncb..n or Olive Loaf Biivsi Fish Fillets.. . Quid Fri.n Santa. 4 Cia), Roll, 4 °' Sausage, . .. Irs 79c P'O- PORK LOIN J PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT FOR MORTON Q uick frii.n Perch or Tusbot °' .... . el Sunnyland Smoked I.Ink 9" B rand Spjc dL nt hi*0, Salami. .. Franks $299 WISTIRN CORN FED WHOLE OR FULL RIB HALF -- -- . Chopped Ham ' $ 99 Copeland ItS: PKG. Ham Sausage 5111 DELMONICO LB. WD Brand Cooked Picnic *, W.DSrandSmol.d CA!4S BONELESS STEAKS '.- FRESH 1 S. CH1çç, • HARVEST • p (10 ci) Pillsbury S.e.trn,Ih or Butt,rmjIa b' '4 A '.' / r 88 0111111111111111 U. - - - $139 LB - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY WHITE 13 FOR 6 p.m. 16-ox. 79cj S. CHOICE - 419 E. FIRST ST. SAHFOID IIO EDGEWATIi De oltaimo 214) DELANEY ST . ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIAJ*GL1 SNOPfl$G CINTE1 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT. DORA HARVEST FRESH TEMPLE ORANGES 7 - Bo r,l 9 a. M* NO. 27 SIZE FLORIDA .----:- -•— SUNDAY 3 CANS HARVEST FRESH , 9 p.m - m. I ___ . a. • 20 0C1 T OrHARVEST HANDI-PAX PURE 9 ASTOR UU WD BRAND MONDAY - SATURDAY FRUIT COCKTAIL 29-oz. JCANS 4 NEW STORE HOURS MIX OR MATCH F quI T COCKTAIL SLICED PEACHES in t,. TP!!UII stor THRIFTY MAID HALVE ORANfl!, 5!MIt-1. OLE, OSCEOLA W0 BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF iwuD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... F MIX OR MATCH Sunday, Jan. 4,1976—SA " FOR -- r ARROTS FOR - I.B. PKG. 29 IT '- -, - 5. - - - - i._.i._ a • FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - - '.-' .- . -- -.--..--.- .-"------ --. - -' ' t- == - .-- - - -.-- _-" --.-- - -- - -- SA NFORD - -.- .. - 419 - .-, - - . -. - .-, ._ . . E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. _ ... _....___..__..._.. ___ .._ .,.._. SANFORD - - - --- -._.- ._. - - -_ --__ 419 E. FIRST ST. - -.-.___.+ .1 ----- - ..-- - -, _.-. -•- 1 -* :--- ---,-- rfe- - --- -- .---t t--- -. �venin _______ ___ r _________ 300 _____ ____ _____ Sunday, January 4, l97A _________________________ ____ _____ A _______ llonie Delivery: Week. 55 (enis: Month Year S:R 40 fl M:u! In 1I.'IiLI m fl 40• 6 Months $14 . me lir' ____________________________________________________ tther mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months $16 20' 12 Months $3240 .., e, ___________________________ ii predicted that 32 peons would lose their lives on the higtiwa) over this weekend and the latest 1igu sh that M least 22 had already met with dill— tops Ifl the nation Nationall) It as predicted that betcen 3500 ouId die during the holida) period I1oever, if the Cfl(I tontinucs at ts present pae of better than four deaths per hour, that 400 figure will be easily urissed. The National Safety Council says that 412 persons lost their lives over the long Christmas holiday eekend and the toll cotld well pass that figure for this weekend, which officiajly ends at midnight tonight. So, with just a few more hours to go, we once again ask that everyone, especially motorists, use a littleextracaution, Don'tbeoncofthcountedin that death toll. We kind of like having you around, roun Llr D DOYlE, Publisher RHICHARD WNG, Editor CURHIE Managing EditOr 'vr3E,TC. MAHKEy, Advertising Director - - - Th sad, but e, that as of Saturday morng, Florida led the nation Iii highway traffic deiths as theN _______J. ee L ______ .. ..'. _____ _____ rt' -___________________ ' _________ __________ I _______ - __________ '. . IOC e in es The reputation which the late J. Edgar Hoover managed to create for the Federal Bureau of Invest igat ion is now stained with revelations of abuse of power. The stature of Mr. Hoover himself has heen diminished. A comnarison of Gallup Polls tells the extent of the damage. Where 84 per cent of the pipie gave the FBI a "highly favorable" rating 10 years ago, onl' 37 per cent did so six weeks ago and probably fewer would do so today in the wake of more recent testimony before the Senate Intelligence Commiflec disclosure of iberration by the Central Intelligence Agency, ____ _____ I e GUI ________ _____ 5 The evidence that the FBI tried to hai ass and discredit Dr. Main Luther King has prompted a call for an independent investigation to find out if this had any nnection with his eentual assassination. For the President to respond would assume prematurely that neither corgressional investigators nor those now reexamining the case in the justice Department are capable of aiwering _____ selected to serve as official E3intenal Couriers in Europe, South America and the Far East this teenage exchange program. The YFU Bicentennial Courier projed has been as the International youth program by the :thierican Heolu1ion Bicentennial Administration (ith Higby, the first American to win a medal an inteationaI g)llmastic competition, the national chatrmn (or the Bicentennial Courier proct and has intited all gh school tU(fltS between the ages of 15 and 18 to enter the 58Y ()lnpelition to be conducted in Florida and In 2 other states. Deadline for submitting essays is Feb. 1 and winners will be announced and then designated official Bicentennial Couriers on April 1. A total of 184 teenagers will go abroad during the swnmer of '76 to live with carefully chosen host rarry Bicentennial greeting,s and invitationa from local and stale officials and organizations in the for presentation to local, provincial and national officials is the countries in which the u.s. Eight Florida high school studenth will be Okay, you teenagers, get busy as time is running (,ut This could be a chance of a lifetime IN BRIEF - - I - ___ - Brown sold about 15 to 20 that all employe-operated stances where a hired employe Volusia.Orange-L.ake county Seminole has about 100 vegetable and citrus growers tractors of over 20 engine is operating a tractor, the areas. There were about 4,000 grovemen in citrus, he said. and field crop producers in the horsepower Magnificent manufactured protection afforded by them is areas planted last year." Found The cattle industry shows Scm In ole County county• will be faced with afterOct.25,beequippedwitha equally valuable for family Brown said, early signs of recovery, homeowners and residents compliance with new federal HOPS, seat belt, and allied members, Brown said. He cites More fertilizer will be cording Medici Family Tombs interested to Florida's In spring gardening safety regulations on farm equipment which meets or that agriculture is demon- available during 1976 as new Cooperative Extension Service. F'l.OHENCE, Italy AP) - Workmen doing restoration tips have a free New Year's tractors, this Bicentennial exceeds performance strating phenomenal acplants begin operations, Brown Thisfollowstwoyeai'sofsevere treat waiting for them, startIng year, effective Oct. 25, 1976. work on the ancient San lrenzo basilica here have found requirements set forth. ceptance of these devices since said. If crop prices hold up and financial losses, first f'r cattle Thesday. what art experts believe to be previousiy unknown over The Occupational Safety of them and Installation of HOPS have been fertilizer prices decline, feedersand later for producers, A "Home frescoes by' Michelangelo, Vegetable Gar- Health Administration (OSHA) on sold since they first became nitrogen and potash may be including agricultural dening Seminar" is being Set U the more than 100 If the discovery in the new sacristy is confirmed, requires safety belts and Roll- manufactured before tractors tight while phosphate supplies cattlemen in Seminole and the ef-available in 1969. at 7:30 p.m. on each of the four would be the second find of a work attributed to the great Oer-otecUve (HOPS) bars fective date Is Thning to an agricultural should be adequate. hers in the Southeast, Thesdays in January at the or Renaissance master in two years. The new sacristy was not required. outlook In the county for 1976, structures on all new Supplies of most pesticides trac- Exemptions Mthmontc Civic Center, and Seminole has two dairies and to used as a chapel for the Medici family and it contains tors, and decals with the cabbage Brown said this year's were adequate for 1975 because the economic operating requirements ae also provided market structure their tombs. sponsored by the Seminole instructions placed on all for tractors when used with crop is "looking fairly production was up about 10 per for milk is undergoing County' Extension Service, Workmen found the frescoes when they broke through a tractors, old or new, Brown mounted with about the same cent from a year ago and significant changes. 4 equipment Reginald Brown, county said. i These may tralxloor that led to a basement in the sacristy. When acreage as last year. The overall demand was relatively net alter the probability of raw wet compatible with ROPS and agriculture agent, requests vxperls chippcd of the lime covering the walls, they September last Fall caused 'unchanged, Brown said, only that those wishing to gain a milk importation, but may found magiijficent murals showing two angels, a cloaked OSIIA bases its decision to certain areas such as orchar some diseases in cabbage, he In citrus, Brown said the affect market power and and inside buildings and where said, nian and a figure that possibly represents Christ. green thumb first call the Ag issue this standard on the fact recent light cold spells actually bargair.ing arrangements, Center at 322-32.3 for reser- that roll-over tractor accidents vertical clearance would Luciano Berti, the superintendent of galleries and "We have some 2,300 acres help "harden" the trees, giving according to state sources. vatlons. The program is offered claim the lives of over sto terfere with normal operations, chapels in Florence, announced the news of the discovery planted now and we anticipate them more tolerance to colder at no charge. over the national television network, Milk prices should reflect operators annually. While the HOPS requirement about 4,500 acres in cabbage weather, nd it also Another expert increases On another new subject, involved in the restoration project is Prof. Paolo del increases expected in the The OSHA standard requires legally applies only, to In- will be planted in the Seminole. the sugar content in the fruit. Minnesota-Wisconsin I'r,gettu, an expert Ofl Mi'dici (hal)eis, pciee of poultry .: eggs will increase in the ncx Angola Policy Defended several months, state sources said. Prices may soften relative MOSCOW (Al') - In a major defense of its Angola to competing foods and to feed, policy, the Soviet Union today denied it was seeking according to state sources. military or economic gain In that African country and Brown said Seminole's poultry called for the end of foreign armed intervention there. business Is largely' in Geneva. The vigorous defense was carried in Pravda, the official In oranmentals. Brown said there are now about 25 its entirety by the Soviet news agency Tass, refietlng ing prices and wages are pro- be paid. far more if inflation is higher propriated if there were no per cent of payroll. The govern- ioo in retail pelling the future price tag for importance party leaders apparently have given it. The actuaries' latest valua- than 4 per cent. nursery operation.s funding until the 'The Soviet Union does benefit was ment was also required to not seek federal government pensions tion, as of 1972, showed the Civil anything in Angola 4 begin in the county. The foliage In another illustration of pendue. either economic, military or other gain," Pravda p3ying interest on the unfunded market hundreds of billions of dollars Service system had an Un- slon continues to be strong. growth, in 1973 the governdeclared, The more money set aside as liability, higher than the funds being a requirement which Several Florida growers expect set funded liability of $76 billion. ment paid out $4.5 billion in benefits _________________________________________________ accrue, the less must is still being phased in. aside to pay for them. But this valuation, in accor- military' retirement benefits be a leveling of the recent rapid appropriated in each later But the legishtion made no growtj While there is no serious dance with federal law, made rate. and estimated that in 1978, the year. doubt that the civilian provision For additional funding retirees no provision for future esti- cost would be $6.6 billion. But The wood market is clouded But, money not put aside for of retirement will get their money when due, mated Increases in pay and thanks benefits In. by the sluggish new housing to inflation, the $6.6 bil. pensions today can buy some- creased because of inflation, market the example of New York City's prices, and by the slow growth lion level will be passed in 1976, thIng else. ilnanclal nightmare is spurring Recent rapid cost of living in real consumer incomes, The actuaries said the liabil- two years sooner than cxNumerous p e n s I o n increases have thus been a Overall, heightened interest in long. ity was really $124 billion if fu- pected. PEOPLE next year's market authorities say the discipline of principai term pension policy questions ture price rises of 3 per cent a factor in ballooning will probably' by' similar to that This morassof billions numbo putting aside contributions the such as these: unfunded liability of the in 1975. year and pay raises of (-4% per the minds of taxpayers who will early is valuable because it Civil Service —ls it dishonest for the gov- cent a y'ear were assumed. sy'tcm. The cut flower market snows O.J., Nancy Named If ultImately foot the bill, forces costs to be calculated ernment to pmoje one level of One major element of this in- increased demand compared the price and pay increase a But as H. L Krieger, a feder- and pins responsibility on future pension costs when crease is a provision in the re- with last year. It has sumptions were raised just one al compensation executive with lawmakers more effectively tirement Watching' every reason to know benefit formula which costs will percentage point Prospects for near-record higher, the the General Accounting Office than a philosophy of promising be higher? increases pension checks liability would climb to $156 bil- told a congressional faster large soybean production in I)El. MAR, Calif. AP - Football star O.j, committee benefits and letting the future than the cost of living insimpson —blow much money, in rela- lion a startling illustration of 1975 and the increased carrylast month: and Nancy' Kissinger were worth watching pay for them. in 1975, action to payrolls, can the govern- the effects of inflation. creases. Congress is now conover on September poInt to all"Unless full recognition Is cording to the International Societies of Woman and Men Setting aside the money in sidering whether ment afford to pay for pento And current cut inflation back time high in soybean supplies. Watchers, rates made of all costs as they are advance also lessens the chance slons? provision. are much higher than either Thus, of even with the most op. being Simpson was chosen as the "Most Watchahle Man accrued, the Issue for dl,- that promlced benefits might be of —Should the governmnt's the assumptions made by the Although many federal emtimistic demand projection, cussion In the future could well cut back in a financial CriSiS. 1975." Mrs. Kissinger, the wife of Secretary of State share of pension costs be set actuaries, ploy'es contend they pay half the 1975-76 soybean prices are be the continued affordability of Henry A. Kissinger, was picked the "Most Watchable Present funding is also Sul)aside from taxes collected cost of their future retirement, likely to soften from last year's The actuaries acknowledged the retirement system and Its Woman," while the future retiree Is work- that using on the philosophical actuarial estimates of cost high level, state sources said. inflation projections impact on the taxpaying ported Trailing Simpson were: actor Omar Sham-li, singer John ground that ing,or should costs be deferred was inconsistent with the law, taxpayers who ben- inclwnng modest provisions for The nation's 1976 corn crop public." Denver, television newscaster Tom Brokaw, Hewlett. efit from the employe's until due and thus paid by a but said "it is the only way to work future inflation show that should be about one-fifth larger Once costs are recognized, should pay for his or Packard president David Packard, Sen. Charles Percy, later generation of taxpayers? get a picture of the long-range the her penemnpluye'. are contributing only than H-Ill., golfer Jack Nicklaus, tennis player last year's flood-drought. decision becomes how to sion as part of the cost of the about J —What proportion of the ulti- potential costs ..." one-foth of the true cost Frost-shortened crop, and pay them. Newcombe, Prince Rainier of Monaco and Sen. EdwarJ employe's service. mate pension should the worker tits. On the military side, there is slightly more than the 5.6 bIllion If money is set aside as future M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass, If future taxpayers foot the pay for herself or himself out of no pension fund at all. Retire- pension In the mnilita-y system, serv- bushel cropseen in 1971 through benefits are accrued, bill, by contrast, they are pay. contributions from salary white ment benefits are paid out of ice personnel pay' nothing to. 1973. that money can grow through ing without receiving employed? Brown said there are abuut any serv- ward their future retirement, general tax revenues as they investment and Interest until Marries ice, accurdlng to this argument, Various numbers illustrate come due. and no fund at all is accumu- six to eight soybean growers in the benefit must be paid. That The Civil Service the magnitude of these questhe county including Chase & retirement lated for future costs. LOS ANGELES i AP - Former Astronaut Edwin The liability for such future is, 11 put in a fund today may fund was financIally strengthtions. payments totaled 1148 bIllion In yield $4 In the "Buzz" Aldrin has linked up with Beverly van Zile. The Early retirement age is a Co., Sanford, which also grows future when the ened in 1969 when cmploye and In 1974, the government paid 1974 and will nearly double to benefit must be paid, pension cost factor particularly couple was married in Baja California on Dec. 31, acwhereas government agency contribu- felt In the an amount equal to 14,7 per cent (1rdtng to a spokesman for Aldrin. military, where most Smjll Tractor, Small Pric, of Its civilian payroll into the new retirees are In theIr 40's, A it is thesecondmarrlage for both, according to Civil Service pension system. spokesman. man retiring at 45, for example, _____ But government contributions Since retiring from the Air Force in 1972, Aldrin has a life expectancy of 30 wiu have to equal 34 per cent of been an adviser on the space shuttle program and a years. its payroll by' 1965 consultant If Inflation for Even in the Civil Service, 71 various business firms. 4 and pay raises continue at a 6 per cent of new retirees in 1974 per cent annual rate. were 62 or younger. Fc)r 1"rc)c)Der In 1973, the government had Civil servants, for example, an obligation to pay' $200 billion ORLANDO (AP) - Au- boot and three are not included in the Social automatic weap- ing his neighbors. Hood Tractor Co. more in already earned future thorities today resumed the ons in his luggage. Security program, so their penN 0ii,, SOI.' In addition to the finger- &.ons Olaide. FI• HISI civilian and upon retirement can be as military pension search WILLIAM IVY ELLIS for suspects after a VirCoon., Ada Rivers Thessin was charged with prints, Thessin also showed 417?4.a',.i, A,, of East benefits than it had money set ginia man carrying a suitcase four counts At?a,t, P'ss. rim of- high as 80 per cent of recent William Ivy Ellis, 90, of Haven, Vt., and Arlene ms Ottolini aside of illegal possession ficers a cancelled Amtrak train OrIa,,mo AI?mmo,* Sr,, to pay for them, ary Full of guns was cleared in the of automatic weapons and one ticket from Alexandria to Ornz 1*.ma •i iiu -Orlando. Vincent Ostrosid of Vancouver, estimated this sum, called Un- off-duty Florida Highway Pa- weapon, officials said. He was lie Is survived bysons, Alfred Wash.; and a sister, Highway Patrol troopers and Helen funded liability, would reach trol trooper. of Casselberry, and Alton of Hupenski held in county jail pending city police arrested The.ssin in of Terryville, Coon. $382 billion by' 1963. That $382 Il 1 i[. I A A highway patrol spokesman bond, the Greyound bus depot wait_________________________________ U.N Coon of Opt, Ala., Allie Mae at 9 am, at Nativity Church. thirds of the entire current na- taken from the scene of the suspect in the I)ukes of Dover, Fla., Alma bizarre shooting A search of his 1ugage tintional debt -but unfunded pen- murder of Kenneth Flynt, 52, of death Thursday Hattaway of Altamonte CHARLES RAY ThOMPSON of Flynt on the covered an Israeli-made Uzi sion liabilities don't count as Apollo Beach did not match doorstep of his home In Apollo submachine iun, three Springs, Aslee Worell of Charles Ray Thompson .Lt, part .30-callof the national debt. those of Erwin Thessin, 27, of Beach, a Gulf Coast town about her carbines and a supply of Altamonte Springs, and Annie Col., USA, Ret.), 49, Bass BlVd., A report this year by the Alexandria, Va. Mae Burger of Mobile, Ala.; 12 Geneva, died Jan. 80 mIles southwest of Orlando. ammunition. __________________________________________________ l 1976 in board of actuaries of the Civil grandchildren and 20 great- Oviedo. Thessin was asted Friday Thessln, authorities said, "He was armed to the teeth," Service retirement system dis- morning in a bus station wait- matched the description of a grandchildren. said a police spokesman. A lifetime member of ___________________________________________________ B a 1(1 w I n• M a c N a m a r a VFW and a mcmber of the cusses how even the mammoth ing room by a swarm of police young man who gunned down Police said Thessin told them figures stated officially mIght who discovered a pistol in his Flynt at his door after terrorixFuneral home Is in charge of National Retired Officers ______________________ he was carrying the weapons on services. a move from Alexandria to Association, he is survived by Cocoa, Fla, He said he was his mother, Mrs. ThetIs awaiting bus to Cocoa when ANThONY GREEN Thompson of Tampa; his he was arrested. Anthony Green, 82, of 3801 widow, Marcella, of Geneva; Orlandi% Dr , Sanford, died sorts Charles Curtis of Tampa, -Police moved in after rcccivU t_Y JANUARY 2 Annie 0. Mary D. Buckner Sherman Thursday' in Sanford. ing a tip from a truck driver Carl Markus of Geneva and ADMISSIONS Frances %V. Thigpcn Augusta Cahill lie is survived by his widow, Sam David of Geneva; a who thought he recognized Sanford: Carolyn Frances Cassidy Xjobes Thessin from a composite Lottie, of Sanfoid; daughters, brother, Doyle of Tampa; and G. Baker Jr. Caesar Evelyn crumpton A. Forman, drawing of the murderer shown ., Virginia Butler of TerryvIlle, one grandchild. Terrence C. Brown Cassadaga Margaret E. Jenkins on television. Rodney J. hlari-Ison, DeBary Henry McLaulln Jr. (t)i-) Police also said Flynt was get dishes clean with 50% less electricity. Paul A. Palumbo, DeLand Margaret E. Russell shot with a .3automatic weap-----Frank A, Hoelzle, Deltona on. not a revolver. Dean W. hlowland, Deltona Flynt, a l9-y'ear.veteran of __ __ Jeanette L. Rigot, D1ons thepatrolwbowasduetoretire 1 Ø1 Chantell M. Cox, Geneva in six months, was shot once in vila J. Barrow, Lake M the head about 4 n.m. Thursday Today's high 67, overnIght Marie M. Saunders, Oviedo as he answered a gunman's _____ Itobert Summers, Waliback, pounding knock on his front ___ Partly cloudy today wIh W. Va. door. He died in a hospital. highs In the mid to upper 60. DISChARGES Integrity. Doing your lob Police said the gunman shot Winds shifting from Sanford: well all the time. F'lynt after leaving the home t'f ______ southeasterly to northerly. Otto C. Borsdorf Flynt's next-door neighbor, If's expected of evoryone in the 40s or 50s. Margaret John Harry Wasylyk, which he had at Brlsson. EXTENDED FORECAST Albert R. Lee invaded minutes earlier. The secret is our now Energy Saver button. Push it, and Generally fair and dry Iise R. ng After forcing his way into the your dishes are gently dried with fanweather. Cold Monday. Laws circulated air. WithQut heating Victor p, Wasylyk twine, police said, the So your dishus come out clean, sanita, and, in most from near 30s north to near 70 instance, Orion L WaldO gunman ordered Wasylyk and without any water left on a plate or glass And you stU got south. Not as cold Tuesday and Voyte L. Mizerak, visiting brother to lie on the KitchenAid teuabllity. Wednesday. Lows mid to upper Casselberry floor and fired shots near their Robert I. Brisson L. F. 0. 30 north to near 60 southern Slyvia K. Johnson, Deitona heads to emphasIze his demand ptninsula. Highs 6*s north to William Lane, Fern Park fur the keys to Wasy'lyk's car. around mid lOs south. NIta Holtzcjaw, Longwood But when Mrs. Wasylyk fled Sunday's Daytona Beach Natal Wilkinson, New out a back door Screaming for tldes high 9:3* a.m., 9:58 p.m., SmyTna Beb. 1p, the gunman left by the low 3:04 n.m., 3:38 p.m. Port Victoria Sutton, Osteen ____________________________________________________________________________________ 905 Laurel Avenue front, fired two shots in the air LeRoy & Pt Taylor 'Owners Sanford, Florida Canaveral: high 9:19 .m., 9:34 322-2131 Donald I,. Seribner, Pin. and then punded on Flynt's 101 E. 25th St. (2 Blocks East of Sanford Ave.) -. ..4 p.m., low 3:83 a.m., 3:30 p.m. conning, Mich. Ph)fl4, door. _______________ Sanford Among The seminar, entitled 'When You Need A Eoctor" will attempt to explain the medical oiess1n structure and how that sdure can st serve the patient and the community. The seminar will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the new auditorium of the hospital's Association Building, which is located on Moma Avenuue. 1 hings get under wa at 7:311 pan. c . —Bill Cuffle ' PHOTO FORUM I V '1 t '-' r eW S R e s o ii t i o n s I LEY V/Er. / I / / / .. . . \ \ '\ \ I Silr, ( 1; .... ..... , Higher Than Funds Set Aside 1 It took from the da of time until 1830 to assemble the earth's first billion human b&ngs. But it tookonl IOOears for the next billion And en o years or e That as in 1960 In the 15 sears since then, wehavegatheredthefouhilzIond1oy5 hence iil bring the fifth billion By the end of this century — barring some orldwIde, depopulating castrophe - between - " \ JiFRE A'M D Saord Manna REl)RTER: Joe Aseii S ' -:. Did You Make . . e q u i re - fliF QUESTION What New Yeari Resolution leon D -- -- itanva I Just t - HYJOEASKREN Herald Staff Writer Frescoes Winter Park Memorial Hospital will inaugurate us new Association Blding Auditorium on Jan. 2 with a special public seminar on how to get and use a doctor. \irren Comm,sion tspe inquir -;, ____ Sunday, Jan. 4, Vegetable Gardening Seminar Slated ---- - Ev,ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. arming c'utlook Good For '76 the project. This same lnf orma ti on may be obtned by contacting Jim Ther, project coordinator or the State of Florida Box 111, lampa, 33601. - - ______________________ to set upaunit in the Justice Department which will police the FBI and other federal law enforement agencies for violation of orders or regulations or ' 1 t 't While it mi ht be hard to F tj rourler will be living for a twinonth period. Students are advised to contact their high schoo - day at a time." These familiar and oftepeated statisUcs . . . . SlIER :. i I (IMC), keynoting the 11th LatIn American Food ProductionConferenceheldrecentlyis San puor Rico H' riti nnther ftge At the Costs Of Federal Pensions Soar 'Worth -. ... . : ' _________ extraordinarily efficient FBI, it can no be con cluded that too much power had been ceded to him ridnntc b Cnørc over the years L I L I iL ' ' - , • • needs it qu1ckl The United States has emSteven Eunpu, 20, ded ' (ne r n, as suggesLeu ulaL we uirecior In ui future serve a limited term, perhaps no more than _____________________________ iEii.. T111t-I - - - - -. ________ - -. : -1- _______ - ___________________ _____________________ ____________ . - -- '' tk thi 's nice an easy and C nt - _____ _____ ......., ______ . • i uiat uie ortny oi stuuy is tue proposai Dl director be directly accountable to the attorney general as a "buffer" against the agency being politicized from the White House. Clarence Kelley, the current director, has made perhaps the mt constructive suggestion of ____ . ____ ________ _____ - am e 0 tol ki - aSS foundai canceisthe ________ $2 -' '.- !aelwhich was the bohood home of Jesus turns out that the anti-religious tenets of Marxinn had nothing todo with the electlon The ues were houng, schools, sewers and complaints, by citizens, mosy Arab, that the I&aeli "oa1 gci e' rgtect & u'uki - " forces The Christian Qusaders saw it as a prize to be eached from conl of Mosiems It was under British rule between our two world wirs, and has been part of the Jewish state of Iae1 since 18 If the towneople now thank a ng to the far left will help matters, th is a of history going against ________________________________________ m -_________________ '__• .- ... -i-- ' s9 ; - ,' - - - - :': F'NPU ___________________________________________ ' BERRYS WORLD 'Train Town' Th Ill wi is a letter to Miss Sa Jaeoson, zee. ,rec l)evelonment Council Paulucci Building, ' Sanfd The only national publicity of note that • I • Sanford has is Auto Train. Sanford is a railroad unter WebelJeee%e passenger trwn coming dow through lorida stops in Saord hat it expec the FBI to do As he points out, many of the sins now laid at the doorstep of the FBI were "Honest mistakes" by agents who thout pected of them when bo.bings and other violence during the I96 were threatening civil order. That consideration must go into the scales in judging all I I P IL tne personnei oi we r , past ani presenL, in ' cluding the late Mr. Hoover. I f 1H 1111 peopI e, an • - maximum and in the last two years has ex- I fond "To be mo successful in life, and to bring peace to ber&" Buteenw$ththeailutefforlaofAmcafl well as all retired railrd neople in Saord faers, the U S cannot make up the deflat alone Ironically - but also ging cause (or ' ' ' itby haung eerone wcruig Ogeu,er O make owing food ddidis which also psess the Sanford, Fla — Train Town U.A eatest capacity for increased production, says ' Aboard... Val Colbert Keel. Margaret Ganas The developing nations have the largest I Saaford nounts of unused land and water While they p S Because of Auto arn the 1fl5 Guiness now hase 35 per cent more land in ain cc Editor Herald, Editor Sentinel Star, produce 20 per cent less on this land we need ae an our sugestion to make It "SANFORD, FM. - ThEN homer and Paueci "In short," says Keel, "the largest growth is US A" i L A world food Production can - and mu - take ' -, moved to the ddie of First Street between ThemembersolGardenubSaM, This has been the impetus behInd 24 food rk Avenue and Magnolla Avenue, closir.g Inc. would like to thank the Evening Herald, and produdion coerences which IMC, the world's block off to authmotie %ehicles, and a little ROBFR especially Jean Patteson, for the iendId largest producer of ferthizers, has been won. passenger train on wieels could circulate • • • coverage we were ven with gas to our soming in Asia and Latin America nce 1965. throughout the Dowtown area People could annual Christmas Bazaar and Table ow which That and the fact that of all the riaes is. irk in the larger parking lots end ride the little was held a the Garden Cer,ter, Sunland Eatates volved in agri1ture, fertilizer is the single most train to stores, banks and offices, getting on and and Highway 1742, on Dec. 4,5 and 6. ThIs was important short-term Input for increasing off along the route. In addition the route could Miss Victoria Cole, 27, the b publicity that we have ever ceived and production. Nothing else can boost crop yields as :;. inclixie Auto Train, the Zoo and back Dnto Saord: "Zero. . . No, just we just want the Evening Herald, and Jean swiftly, economically and effectively. sincewehavenopublictrjUon Possibly that I'd like to have another Putteson, to know that we certainly do a While leading figures in government, is. thedepotcou1dbeagutshopwithvn0f predate ii dus and science have attended the . an 1ces I want to ve up' and the parking lot at First and Park could be a Seary techaiques to increase food production, from train museum Old locomotives, passenger cars, . The Garden C'ub computer crop planning to chemical growth (liners and baggage cars could be secured for of Saord, Inc gulators to plant geneU (01.1 people to tow. • no problem . • • , amenable to practical solution is too nalj, Various size stickers advertising SN At one coerence, for example, two hours FORD, FM. — TRAIN TOWN US.A." could be utters to the etor are welcomed were spent deteining what kind of bJap "To do more for the less fcrtunate" Dr trains coming through Saaford would permit Rkhand M Douierty, Sanford, "To try to mailing address and, If possible, a tdepbone important because is that part of the world putting them on the cars, thereby gMng national listen more and talk less ", MIUI Marquart, publicity number so the idesti of the kr may he burlap bags ha% e reuse applications like clothing Daytona Reach, "To gain l0pt1 ',Chari verified The EvenIng Herald will respect the and bed coverings The after.use The railroad was v %alue of the Instrumental In the D Manhart, "To be nicer to my wife ", Mrs wishes of ters who do not want their , bags made fertilizer more attracth e to local development and, we are sure, still interes In print The EeaIng Herald also resees fapts, and this stimulus to fertilizer purJoseph IcEJdowney, Winier Park, "to make the surs1al of Saoford fliu would be a tribute no more resolutIons."; (nthis the htto edit letters to elimInate libel or to chases helped Increased food production Pendarievis, to it and we feel that Auto Train, Seaboard Sanford, "I hope to have fun." confo to space The world now finds itself precariouy Coastline Railroad and Amtrack personnel as __________ reIeutj. ___ balanced betwn what it owsand whitif eats JACK ANDERSON I I Buzz Aidrin iAuthorities Searc1 .ing 1(11 ler ()f AREA DEATHS ____ CALL 834-8776 ' A 'LJ*r HOSPITAL NOTES I I1tcheiiAid - ' ______ . r g•. _____ ...,.. --- -- _____. I .. _____ ______ / \ . .. -• _________________ - y ___ I ___ -- ____ . -.:i -. "______ 11/11 _________________ _______________________ ,\ ___ ____ ____.................. ____ ____ '.1.1 ' _____ ____ ____________________________ - - !vs - - --... '• -••.- -- • - -- - . - Poor hid' Someday wher you to oldflr you/I know the ptc:surcs of roceMag 8 ood SChOOl rocod too' confided to den( Ford In king December mid 1960s, Teng was ded and humiliated by position" 2 that China's next ruler will be Feng l!siaio the (omniunist party he had helprd found more their lnition kft quietly In Indonesia and the Phthppines, he co ping, who only a decade ago was purged from than 0 years But not Xerox With about $3 million a year earlier. For seven years, he at Unued, "wemadeclearwe have an Asian policy, stake, the copying kings remained in disgrace. didn't intend to vacate not merely a Chinese policy." Apparently, this settles a question that the postal lobbies withoug a battle. But in 1fl3, Teng was rcred to power, and The President reported that Indonesia been debated for mont In chancelleries around his "was They brought in a special consultant, named comeback has been dramatic He is now the most anxious to have the US retain an active Ben the world, party's senior ce chairman nd heir apparent, &own to win friends and influence people role In the Pacific" Secretary of State flonry Klsiner pawd a1ttugh he is an and that the I'hillppincs' on Capitol lull. Rut he his 7fr won Pi 1knt F irdinand enemies and Marcos is 'concerned alienated people instead He ed todcredit the other day at a secret White House meeting. We that the language of his public statement in that Marcos hate obtained the coidenfta1 minutes "has strengthe,j the economy" In gossip'atx)ut I$dng had been requested by the staffers and postal olficjaia. Chinese The the Philippines "Mao made clear to eaide F that Teng requested wording was that the United States Th bactred on Xerox, which hastily Sen Qifford ," se, R-N J, asked about dumped Brown and brought quo and Cominqi Cna have "certain parallel Thailand. in a saying. is with- lob, Interests." aude Desautels, f his 1ace. drawingailbuta Sen Rthert Gfln, R.MI&, the assistant Desautels is a smoothy, who soked lie pdicted that the two powers will be ae troops Senate Republican leader, wanted to know to work congressional fur and rred abeut the together as long as the US. maintains Its need for XEROX'S IA hcre AND: Before Coness new hearings, this left ailing lemIer Chou En-mi. strength. "We have been brought together," he closed for Chrisnas, the cpying "He seems entirely out f it," said Kissinger. said, "by kings from Mter fending off Xerox a common fntt and concern about Xerox put far months, one up a last stand on Catoi 11111 to keep subcommittee chairman, Rep. James }edent Ford confod that Teng was the UR and its powet." lianley, their machines In post oice Iobes around the D4ty•, has 'very much In cige" The es1dent The two main obe1es to thse.Amecan couny finally agreed to poll his members reported that he was rrised by Ch3frman friendship Kissinger indic ited, were next session to determine whether new Odt bearings To 1ku M 's suom111itte He will be 83 tkc day dEter port of fiwan and Sou"i had rcco are desired Korea Whateer is riicnded that the Christmas machines be noved by the worked 04 between Taiwan U PRC Footnote A Xerc spo smn end of the acknowkJged "1 found (Irman Mao much snger RepublIc of Chii) must be on peacul(Peoez lines," complained yr Small buzintn have that the Company was fighting to keep that the choice locations ve Xerox its ycaHy than I anticipated," said Ford, he said, mo'ng toward normalization" machines in postal lobbies. He said the an unfair advantage report added "And aIm" about Brown didn't MI the Chinese said about South Ko "desrve comment " Bro her retailing, once 1anoned in postal couldn't be readied ---•=- =•' -- -- -+ -- energy saver dishwashers ____ - -- ______ ________ ) _____ _______ WEATHER _____ _______ -. __ - ______ _________ _______ _______ ______ p -- SE Ifsj0 L E FIJNERAL HOME BRISSON -- ---=- =--: ---------- - --, :rfl:rrr----- -=------- - APPLIANCE SERVICE --= - ------ --- - �'Vt. IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, According Fa. To Sunday, Jan. Most -- - --.. -- r - :.; - -- 4, 1q76 Other Nations Ouch! Those Four-Point Quarters Spying: A Business, But Dirty Matter Of Course A EDITOR'S NOTE conscience over the the United States this past year record. the CIA once called Israel's reported this year that Maurice den In other appropriations, no. and the United Nations, telligenee agencies have many activities of the CIA and the involving even presidents in The spy agency has a thou- Okifield, a 60.year.o)d bachelor tably the defense budget. Inside china, Intelligence ac- secret services "among the nernnni: MIT. fllN.. Sit). Fill, most other nations accept the misuse of the CIA and the sand mimes. In Turkey, it's aruLcarct'r intelligence officer, The government rarely tells tivities come under the Minis- world's best," They were set up MET. K(.It. ISM'. SM. Mills- the dirty business of spying as a FBI for political purposes - MIT. In Italy, SID. In Chile, had been named Britain's top parliament anything about se- try of Public Security, which helore the Jewish state was SARAMAN.SA%',%K. ney In- ties with Its - - add inatter (if course. havv rangtNI farther than any DINA. In Derumirk. INIET. In spy. tile first notice the British curit% inatters. Inquisitive NII-N refugees call the inost feared born in 1948, and now law gov. ' An Associated Press survey comparable spy scandal in the Th'iiland, ISOC. In Brazil, SNI. public' got of it was when British are rebuffed, organization IA the nation. It is ems their operations. It Wasn't' of men and %%omcn secretl% of world spy activity shows that rest of(tic %%-Qrl(l. They surpass In Venezuela. DIM, newspapers picked up the like Britain, most countries headed by Hua Kuo-feng, but until 1957 that the late Pritne spying arnimd the iorld. most nations have intelligence even the 19S4 "1.avon Affair," In Britain. call on E)I. or 1)1- foreign report, have separate intelligence little is known of him except Minister David Ben-Gurlon told --organizations, but few permit in which it was revealed that 6. In Israel. MOSSM) and As director-general of 1)1-6 agencies for internal security that tie was vice goveror of Parliament of the existence of 11% JOHN 11.%lilloull the public to know inuch about Israeli spics sabotaged British AMAN. In Iran. SAVAK. In the and general overseer of both in- and esiponage abroad, roughly Ilunan Province and became Shin liet, the depart.inent. of in. Ne%%sleatures Writer them. and American property in Soviet Union, K(ilI, telligence departments, 01(1. corresponding to the American vice chairman of the Hunan temnal security. While the United States wresThe public investigations in Egypt, or last West GerIn Great Britain, Defense In- field reports directly to Prime FBI and CIA. Revolutionary Committee durBut even before that Israeli man scandal, in which that na- telligerice i i internal se(urity) Minister Harold Wilson. China's foreign espionage ing the cultural revolution, agents had established a repution's intelligence service, km. and Defense Intelligence 6 (esThe only other insight the t'oflws under the international Russians aren't told much tation for exploits like Hijackited like the CIA activities ternal operations.) are so secret British get Into the activity of liaison department, which re- about their KGB. Committee lug Czech weapons bound Ii for i C Of e I abroad, was found to be gather- they are neither established by their spies Is in the annual ports to the central committee for State Security, which oper- Syria and sinking the ship that) mug dossiers on domestic politi- statute nor recognized by the "supply estimate" which the of the Chinese Communist Par- ates at home and abroad, carried them. Before the estabI coIIlmnofl law. goverrunent submits to Parka. ty. The service is headed by Funding is secret. But the So- lisimment of Israel, agents had 1P survey showed: The British publications are coymmmcm. It simply lists the amount Keng Pain, 66. former am- viet constitution specifically duplicated the entire files of the U "'ans. -There is almost no parlia- ered by the so-called defense of money a given operation will hassador to Burma, Sweden set.s up this function of govern- British police force in PalesB Larrncc E. Lamb, M.D. mentary oversight on spy activ- notice or d-notieu, under which require for the year. The and Pakistan. Most of the inlor- ment in Article 14. tine. ities in ot her countries. West they are asked not to publish treasury estima t ed 22 mil DEAR DR. LAMB - I have After Israeli agents kidnaped lion mation gathering Is (lone by The KGB is headed by Yuri (;erriianv and Holland are become very nervous, dizzy. certain security information, pounds i $46.2 million) for journalists and diplomats st.a- Andropov, a Politburo member. Nazi war criminal Adolf Eictmshakey, with fea thery lines - eptions. Most intelligence including anything about DI-5 security forces. honed in other countries. One lie keeps a low profile, and Is mann in Argentina and brought be fore my eyes. sweatiness agencies answer only to the and !)I.. But Parliament knows that (hjncst' ncsman the unIv iiiurc kns'n to lx' him t trial in Israel, the guy. 1. fatigue and weakness I h i hid of sta state, or occionally as So lien Ne%swcek magazine this is only part of the polled from India and Mau- KGB bo appears in public. ernment publicly outlined the 1 been to several doctors, many the defense minister, and other foreign publications There is more spy moneyhid. ritIt4s, and has served in Africa Allen DulIes, one-time head of secret services, say nothing Is wrong. One said ---Intelligence operations in 4had nicotinism. I smoke two ommmmmommomd Turkey, Greece. Denmark, packs a day. Could you explain women are more prone to OsFrance, ' and a few other nations .what nicotinism is? Can teoporosis than men and why a'e been criticized recently, cigarettes really cause these large strong men almost things? but the criticism hasn't resulted never have this ty DEA61 READER pe of bone in change. Usually it's ignored. loss. Nicotine powerful poison p - i'ew spy organizations apcalcium is lost from to the cells. t can and will pear to spend as much as the the bones and the vertebrae affect the nervous system. chronic cigarette actually become smaller, United States does on the CIA Most your mother will lose more and FBI. But whatever the smokers develop a tolerance height. If the loss of bone is budget, in most nations it is to it. You see the effects of marked enQugh, one or more clouded and lost within the nicotine poisoning usually In a vertebrae may completely budge(s of other agencies the person who has not been collapse. intelligence smoking and then does And. serves p. Osteoporosis should be in that condition it can cause a defense, inte'ior, state. The treated, even if it is not canslot of the symptoms you CIA's annual budget, estimated ing symptoms from pressure describe by some as high as $1 billion, is on the nerves coming out of Your symptoms could be the spinal cord. Treatment hidden in other budgets, incaused by a number of should be designed to help eluding those for State and De. problems, including cnxiety. stop the progression of the disknse. The FBI's $468.7 million Since you have already had case. budget this fiscal year Is public amlnatlons, I might suggest that you eliminate all coffee. /7 you are using. Gradually . f taper off co fee and switch to a decaffeinated J /Niell orelallw brand or none at all. Many of INVTIES YOU TO AT1EPID these exact symptoms are seen in heavy coffee drinkers. and me know bow you respond. certainly __________ should quit smoking. These 1_WW W & ,. ( changes could really Improve _ your life for you, if you have L1 It. For more information on ______________ ____ tobacco, send in 50 cents for • Th e Health Letter, number 2- __ 6, Tobacco: Cigarettes, ______ Cigars, Pipes with a long, up to thousands and thousands - '. t. -- ' Al' in s Powerf I A ' r I ':' if, kl*-' )f # - - ;_",. _., ' F?'.' ' It ' 'rr'i - I , f 1-,~ -, i .' . , 1-ti-1, l Poison ' '.;. 'I / ,•;t: ' - - ' . ' - '.'; f ex- :- .' ., ' - acflnn, - Th e pain of It all too much for coach Joe Mills YOU'VE PUT DOWN ROOTS is a As the IN MID=F IE._ ORIDA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . 41 .. - I -- By JIM HAYNES I!, Seminole Taken To Cleaners: _\ Spic & Span, Razor Creased E.vcryone has heard the cliche about being taken to the cleaners. Well Joe Mills was indeed pressed to death Friday night. ne Evans Ifigh basketball team put a razor crease on his trousers, let You that's what k ind of a job they did. Of course that 6625 game wasn't indicative of only the way Evans Diavcu. Seminole was its own worst enemy on this * the will power to do ________ ________ stamped, self - addressed ____ ip_ -_ - evening. 'Nw press- - ... as i i speci1ic s pecific a to fJ % , ki proviem, dflu nd flOi, being able get the ball downcourt does have a way of cutting down a team's chances of scoring, Een ABA stars don't have such a good scoring touch at 80 Mills knew before the game he was in trouble against Evans, a tall and talented team, even if the __ ____________________ me In care of - feet. _____ ________________________________ ______ I _... . ... I-. ' ~A @ ~w WNW ~iuA - ---NV Is there danger of her losing much height, and is there anything she could take to prefurther loss' DEAR READER - It seems most unfair, but the smaller a woman's skeleton, the more likely she is to develop osteoporosis. Individuals with large skeletons escape to some degree. That is part of the reason why A SPmITLJAL 94MUDE vent Healing. Meditation. Clairvoyance Interdimensional Communication YO GROWHERETOO' . - .1 L_ _______ ___________________________________________________________________________ __ ___ • - - - % . .. . . . ~ I~ _ _ • Kissmm,e, Florida 32741 : ________ ___________ - (I) - - big, bald Darryl Dawk ns was kingpin of Sunshine ______ ______________________________________________________________ - - ' i . ... - -w State basketball. Vacations took its toll with Seminole, Kevin Brown had just ret u'rned and didn't even play, and i * ' '! _ '. ' I - . Tom Hollingsworth wasn't even in town. ne latter was expected hoine this weekend, and will practice , ~ * live here, doesn't.it :.-. -4 & U. S. 192 fan Troja ns weren't as devastating as last year when ______ _____ Monday. , , For a quarter and one-half, Seminole was in the 1' game. 'lliat full court press settled things in a hurrN however. .1 The farther the game progressed, the more frustrated Mills became. He watched his team far C1. . ! - . 11 .__ 9_ __ 6 - -,.-... -106 if . -v'.-- ; j4 T t. c.1i,i,. uua'ev' became apparerit Seminole was out of it. Like . 4sei t.'.. . his fifth personal foul, trying to stop Donnie Kidd - ?.-. :,. ?12?. ~'_',_4 . under the bucket. "Congratulations," echoed Mills across the 6 n'. . . . #;_•••• :,' t a ffection. tt t Like the moment Reuben Cotton was called for • . ; ~.,, i , ~W ?07a . .,.~ V I- ' Alills' protests were for the inost part subtle. I •-. is - •1 court in Middletoti's direction. : t4 Middleton heard the remark, but pretended not P%f1 ,'nf 10. Ji I'm He e, eise, COiiu & , couldn't OUiUH I t'rtnf',jn a hint of a grin at the comer's of his mouth. a •• 1 ...: 2 is ____ S .4, b giving instructions to his sub, he came over and asked, "are you ready?" "No," was the overly polite answer. Middleton went to ha lfcourt and waited another 15 sioiu1s. (. '.'Il. ha h' Iiiier iviltiS m d1e iiiS po nt, 11e srnl1e(i -~ff,i~, ! 4J ? 4' R . U . ¶ . . As an TT Member Broker, d -• ,;_._I i•. We'll guarantee -- uiiivaii Rick Moreland was the substitute. When AMIS took what Middleton considered an excess of time I 4. t X.: 4 vt -1 - - - i a sarcastically at Middleton, turned and sat down. it (Continued On Page 3-B) _____ M ost , -- ____ ' 0 f ,,a _____ ____i r-Z .- -_ ANSM ~-%; -- ~ - - 4 _ _-_ I - -- 1001111105. -, . . - I -1. -- - 71-61 victory over Tampa '" hlilisborough in the opening axmd of the Tarpon Booster Club Tournament Edison of nearby Fort Meyers took an 83-71 verthc from Manatee In the nightcap ' : __________ . ______ -- .: --':- , - . . - .. . - • - - -. - ' - - : -. - - Ae=- - -' ...- • -. LAKE HOWELL: Meadows 0 1-7 I; Thomas 77 3 16; Arumblugh 1 2 6 - 4; Hyoski 3 59 Il: Adams 3 11 into today's second round of the $11,500 Poinciana Open on the Florida ['GA winter tour. Mast of SO and Stevenson of ' Massachusetts fired four-under-par 68s In the first round Friday. ney were among 160 contestants cornpetlng on the 6,800-yard, 72-par Poinciana course. meflfiveolrersf ied at 69 were Nn Terry o Aberdeen, Md., John Ruby of airfield, Conn., Kim Young Orlando, Nate Starks of St. Peters bdrg, and Carl Pederson of Orlando, Doug Ford Sr., former winner of the U.S. Open, and his Mike Ford of New City, N.Y., In ,? five-way tie at 70. The others were Steve Benson Glencoe, Ill., Chuck Thorpe of Durham, N.C., and Wally Kuchar of Holly [jill -, of were of : Sa135i'. L CATHOLIC: Totty 10 3 4 n; Vail 2 0 Wmae 7 i 1 15; 20 4; Johnson 60012; Armstrong 2 2 3 MefUr 3 1.2 7; Ke-ninto 0 00 0. 41 9 17 91 -_' Lake Howell 13 It I? is- Fouls: Lake Howell 13, Melbourne cc is Fouled Out; None TRINITY PREP: Dinicole 00 12; Prosser 1231; Seals 1 139; McNulty I 139. Syme 3 1.37; Lanier 2004, Stevens I 0 0 2., Jonson O Dedsole I I 7 3. Totals 72 6.16 50. MOUNT 99. Evtns 5 7? 12; Hill 1 2310; T. Whtei3913: Marsell i-i to; Lidlow I 0.o 2; Brown I 0-12; Totals. 2$ 19 3.4 73. Trinity Prep $ 1213 11-54 MivntDora Bible 17 till so-is Saturday night, gain Finals opposite Seminole tonight. In winning its 10th game of the season Seminole took a narrow 3331 lead at internmission and controlled the ball effectively enough in the second half peak its way final SElF spread of 10 Reggie McDonald scored 70 Seminole, but he had plenty help from Chip Noe with 19 ant Bob to into a Mark Santolin keeps pace with Reuben Cotton 33) points to pace of I But So Was Ru Fouled out: cotton. Co - ' , - PUNTA GORDA -Seminole mmunity College continued its streak as one of the hottest basketball teams in the state I Friday night by registering a -_ 4- -.-. 71-61 , Stetson Pre are ByLOUISSAI'S!S Herrild Correspondent Total fouls: Seminole 16, Event 11; By P, e7._J - . T '$/2" -- - * - -~~-1T_ Mr _________ . ___. , 4_32C S - _-i Tnumph _ %-_ __ __ __~=. . . ' am n - --1'li______ Jacobs SEMINOLE: Raines 1 76 1; Cotton 17-31; Baker I 37 5; Craig 0 22 2; Smith 12.3 1; Wiggins 300 6; O PG - Raiders I_rr!i er, KISSIMMEE (AP) Richard Mast and Jim Steven- L" referee's calls, Morris Middleton was the object of !-'!. r '.' : h 2 -. - Pf.-' I,: wiic - , Stevenson, 'I, . 4 .- - any broker W1 be alad %.V to list your home _ - - - .' Tim Ralnes, kit Is ball itoleu by Cleo Drak.tng periods Four Trojans hit double figures with Pat Wilkerson 2 7 10; Totals. 3$ 0.15 66. - - "" a stumble, work itself into a corner, pass the ball right into an opponent's hands and do little on defense. IT"_ to ii )a r , . ' or - - - - - _Imk~M! The press continued Friday, is to be the second driver to win the world's rich - throughout the second half. A -Uit- third car race more quarter by Tim Rai nes a nd once. loot long one by David Wiggins Only Richard Petty, a fivewere the only field goals tune winner, has taken Seminole could muster. Daytona 500 more than once. Game wise, Seminole shot 7The race will carry a record , fl 000 in prize money when it lor-41, including 2-for-18 In the second half, Seminole was is run Feb d credited with 21 turnovers "Last year, I thought I ha Evans shot 29-for-49. about as much chance winning . Lake Howell was led by 6-2 t Day tona as a in a china shop turning around and Junior Bret Thomas with 16 not breaking anything," Par. . 1lkc Denicole led Trinity said "TI t' the Feat thing about and National Prep with 12 points. racing You never know what's EVANS going to happen who's going ,rouch 1. Mufray win" 59. Heiwg 102, Sanders 3-28. 11-2354 He will drive 1976 Chevrolet SEMINOLE JV: Starling 2 01, prepared ld SmithO 00, Martin 6012, H ollis u also prepared the car Parsons 2. Brown 3-1-7, Jenkins2$-9, Riggins 1-1-3 Totals 157 37. drove last year, Parsons and teammate David Hobbs of Englan d also were the S,snlnoia 4 I 19-31 first team entered for the 24 F i Out:. Starli g. a ngHours of Daytona endurance race, which N.-gins at 3 p.m. EVANStSantolini 2.24; F10yd20 Jan. 31. They will drive a Ger. Nolson I 2 3 4. Kuhl S " 10; Kratil 6 man made 0 0 12; Wilkerson 7 0 0 14; DaMons 4 ' - - ny Parsons has filed the first entry for this year's Daytomi 500 late-model stock car 10 apiece race, fulfilling his first Ne w The full court press is what Year's resolution. led to the undoing of Seminole. E d- - own tournament, 91-M. ad to be the most distressing game for area coaches, because Seminole only scored four DAYTONA (AP ) Defending champion Ben- _______________________________________ HER envelope. Send your request to this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, R.adioCitvSt.a'tion, New York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB - My mother has osteoporosis and has already lost some height. Since she Is under five feet tall, she is greatly distressed and does not want to get any shorter. Haynes' Hunches J - - " 4 11 ___ L_ / 0 night. Seminole was embarrassed j by defending state champions Orlando Evans, game .1 it ii Seriilnoles ('oath Joe MIllsouldprefertoforget,but Is likely to never dismiss from __________ the back of his mind. Trinity Prep was knocked into the losers' bracket in Mount Dora Bible'!; tourPament, 75-50; and Lake howell ___ was Melbourne Central Enters Sunday, Jan.4,1976--1 6 _______________________________________________________ cx - tea or colas that Try it Pa rs ons ';PORT.'; -. I -. -t 04 : - has been ex - ' medical I / "-__. /____________________________ - - . - •,' "_;' - - _____ Chalk up Friday as not a good night for Seminole County basketball teams Infact,makethatapoor _ •-' ' _________ p '. .f 'If, " ' ____ y ed Dum 1 ( \I\ - rin it , 0 - _`.,_,1,11:- - k(UJ' .1 '! M. - ~ J - " .rrzi, ' Dr. several _______________ •' T V ,lI' - , q~ %(- ,if.,.J.',00 i '' "I,. C to Lamb I - called on him and It seemed to ers running and once they do that, Coach Joe Sterling credited inuch of his team's quccm to the general floor play and , defense of guard Randy Fa ber. I. L riIiiSuoroui was le.d i4 Foster Thomas' 20 points. SEMINOLE: Not 1 3,6 19; mc Oonald76i?O,Faber1173;Jac,s Jamison 3l 7 1; Totals 21 17.21 71. HILLSBOROUGH: O'Nei l 3270; 001 0. wake his lethargic team up and nobody in the country can stay Mnsina 5 7 i 12. caruiia give thein the start with them. 6 7 3 11 W11dr 0 00 0 Totals . DELAND-'We have nothing to run. Along with the technical foul, 13 61. lobe ashamed of," was the first Lcd by their All-American Coach Young began to have his -__________________ reactionofJayhioo'eraftcr e 31 38-71 candidate Phil Sellers and his Scarlet Knights apply a lot of '°I!.Jgh 31 30-41 assistant coach of the Stetson running mate, Mike Dabney, pressure on defense and this Fouls Seminole 11 Wlf~hrrf%,: Hatters had watched his team the Knights rocketed past the tactic seemed to pay off. go down to defeat the first hoe m take a 42-39 lead Sellers, Dabney and Ed Foul Out time In 26 home games, 91-70, to at halftime. And then, In the Jordan came up with numerous second half they really -threw steals in the final 20 minutes as "0ur kids played well." tile it into Wgh gear" and out. they "kept blind-siding the man former head coach of Lake scored the Ibis by 18 poInts, with the ball." AA R li Young had them ready and if from flying gym shoes was still done but our team did get PHOEN I X i API A Univerour team had played perfect in the air when the buzzer little tired after about 18 sity of Hawaii athletic departbasketball. I don't know if we sounded and the seconid largest minutes," Hoover explained. mentspokesmansaid Friday the could have beaten them crowd to ever watch a "They have 10 people that school plans to seek NCAA tonight." basketball game in this area, Young can play wi thout anyone clarification of a television Young, the head coach of the 5,4, filed out, convinced they them hur ting hi And commercial involving four Scarlet Knights, brought his had seen one the best teams that depth, coupled with the Rainbows basketball players. incentive to for team to Hawaii To Seek NC u ng - , of s team. of with a record of 9-0. and the "We able to stay with getting out of sick beds, helped officials wil l place the request reputation of being the them for the first half because beat us. early MoNlay morning, but "quickest team in the country" we were offense," "But I am taking added he does not believe the and "one the best in the Hoover explained. "Nordhorn, anything away from Young. lie commercial violates NCAA east", but late in the first period (Pete) did a great job for us. I had his team ready. Our guys rules. his squad was the short end think he scored some thing like played a great but !nouyesald theuniverjty has of a 37-30 count." 16 points In the half and tonight, least, they were discontinue the were patient on not of on game, Fouts: I ml Pr Dora Bible If. 26 Mount we at agreed to It Fouled Out: Lanler. Stevens was about that time that seemed to have them playing Young got a technical foul our Young them game. But If your house qualifies (and mcst do) when you list with us, we'll guarantee It got (Continued on ad- vertisement pending NCAA clarification. Page 3-B) to the buyer with our Buyers Protection Plan, America's finest home warranty. It means that anyone who buys your house will be expected home repair will be repa''sd or bills for protected against many one full year. Anything covered un- I' 0 that breaks down ose . replaced. No wonder our BPP homes sell faster. Give your self the powerhouse BPP. call us today. seller's advantage of ermat . 41 : COLUMBUS, Oho (AP) traveling with the team Friday Woody Hayes of Ohio State re- and he declined any coen mm t say. -- Stemstrom Realty swnmeai, Hayes oo had nothing to keenest defeats." Cornelius Greene, who visited the Ohio ,g c,ne of the on the defeat that cost Ohio most crushing defeats of his 30- State an und#fcated season. School officials went to the year college football coaching hayes sat reading a book in defense the -year Ohio career the I.ns Angeles terminal when State coach, but Wayne Duke, The her)' 62-year-old coach a writer asked if he felt like the lug Ten Conference cornslipp i, o a in '6 have won the game." "We autoniaticed ourselves senior tailback, will have pour. Haves, limes, the First off tilt' Instead, Greene called an his hand in a sling for our to plane, and the players went who State dressing room shortly right out of the game. When you autmnatic at the line of scr4l)- five w"ks, was to return today directly to waiting taxicabs and after the defeat, would say teach your kids to do that mage, tried a long pass and with older brother James departed without speaking to nothing publicly, but it was an- (aucliWes) what can you ex- threw an Interception. The Griffin Jr. the gathering, derst(od he intends to talk to poet?" the coach said. Defensive back Craig Cassa. Buckeyes trailed 16-10 at th e Ohio State officials canceled Ohio State officials such appeared "When we got redy viI1 have his separated a "welcome home" rally the ball on time and missIoner, had other thoughts. tactics are not repeated. at St. shoulder in a sling for about their 35-yard line with 10 mm- gained the momentum, John Arena. Weaver said the weeks. Cassady was hurt alter "After all, it's Just a game," An assistant coach, who utestoplay,"I-mecontinued, "we Griffin, the off because ..it two-time he Intercepted a pass In the rally waa called of LMr' 2565 PARK DRIVE • SANFORD, ILA. ed away from BY)) game interviews Thursday talking. ; after UClA upset the Buckeyes 0 to see to have two "Nope," responded Hayes, 23-10, costing them the natio-rial wiftut looking up froin the said Harold Enars&n, the Ohio asked not to be named, blamed shotdd have nLn Pete (Johnso n (-hauipionshlp. . book he was reading, entitled State president. Ed Weaver, the the upset on audlbles, plays that ) lit-LSFM Trophy winner who !ourth quarter. and Archie (Griffin) right Into suffered a broken bone in his Ilayes was approached at -Magnificent obsession.,, Big Ten champions' athIetic di- are called at the line of the end zone. We could have left hand on the third plaY Of OR In other worth, the writer as- rector, added, "It was one of his scrimmage by quarterback used op 41,s minutes and would game, stayed behind. The least twice by sports writers 1, 'e -----= ----t--' - -_ -"- -- ?, t&-----_ -,.-- ------: -, "- - - - - - --' -=--_ -! • Just 'didn't seein appropriate. A small crowd greeted the "The players wanted to go team when it returned to C,,>. straight, home, an(i w0c)+, ;iirp'd" ba. ii,4 lunsu.cFrjsb i'tiuht in a .L..,5 '~' �f•___• L - 2B-.EvenIng Heraki, Sanford, Fl. Su1day, Jan. 4, )V76 Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. the playoffs the past two LOS AM;ELEs tAP) - The game will be televised io Jar season with Dallas. 'Who' Coach Thm 1ndry of th Dal. colly as well as naonally. kidding who? We know their ling to Dallas and then las Cowboys says his surprise Minnesota. Coach Chuck Knox of the type of football. team will take more chance.s Hanis announced that his Dallas, under Landry, h Knox has kt five regulars teen In the playoffs nine of Sunday than will the Los Ange. lar quarterback James Harris via injuries, but he haS bOth past 10 years but stands as a les Hanis, but he still counts on has recovered from a shoulder Harris and offensive tale defense to win the game. injury arti will start against thC ('li1trlje Cowan back from the six -point underdog this time. Ihfense has been the forte of Cowboys. Still, with Staubach and the injured list for this title game the Rains, who were 12-2 in the It could be revenge for liar- leading to the Super Bowl. passoriented shotgun offense - _________________________________________________________ Florida Louisplayoff 323 inIame. the opening Super 'ass for (i yards against the has the field advantage," added the Way. Bowl Cowboys as Dallas won the sea- Knox with his tongue not vis"We put in the shotgun as an fensive game," Lan(fry sald Ofl In practice, reserve Ron defenses were coming up with his arrival in Los Angeles, 1lowe'er, the natural turf of obvious formation against the cause then we have a chan worski has been playing the the Coliseum has aided the part. of the Cowboys' Roger Iin and the sellout crowd will pass," Land said. We have players capable playing great defense." Staubach, who threw the 50 be cheering the home town "The shotgun was no surprise Th' National Football Con- yard pass that beat Minnesota club-and Knox knows it. His in our first game," Knox said, ference championship game is 17-14 last Sunday. clubs are 21.2 at home irs the 'lucy Just executed the play scheduled Sunday at 1:05 p.m. "We played them and we got three years he's been coaching so well. Our team must play the lf with all 91, seats in the our butts whipped." said Knox in Los Angeles. best football since we've been flaytona &ah pier popular for flahhig, watchIng 'j bur Steclers Coach Chuck the work he needs." Women 's State Tourney Faces N.C. State Tonight Seminole OrlQndo - Wintet Poik CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wake Forest, unbeaten but Unranked, nthde a strong d t 111-79 iwii; No. 14 Rutgers offense wh we needed it." defeated Stetson 91-70, and No. Jerry Schellenberg had 24 RATES much better than a year ago." 6thru 25 times 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY ke Coach Bill Foster sd, stunning third-rated North A&M 77-75 in the opening rotvid 17 and Brown 16. Phil Ford of goed results. It seemed that cv. Carolina 983 Friday nlght Now that our 200th year is officially in full swing, here's a first-round matchup in the Big Houston. of the Bluebonnet aasslc at North Carolina ok game hOn. ery Ume we lost the ball on a ros with 30. blocked shot or steal, they got The 29th Mnual tourninent of Florida Women's Bowling DEA DuN ES Sundoij - Noon Fridc face ninth-ranked North Caro- junior star Skip Brown, for the ever}lhing they threw up. Wake TheSince nice part is the have tournment will be hosted In lando thisbe hatonit State in the tourney final final 17 minutes afr he Injured Forest has awry fine year. we won't to travel very far Sanford should Itithard Washington scored___________________________________________ team, bu able to represent its OVuli. his thigh. 30 points and hauled down 12 we will be back." "We certainly deserve SOfl)e UNPROFESSIONALS MENS "Without Brown, and with N.C. State led Duke 49-48 at rebounds and and Marques Seven 200 games fell for the men during the evening and attention In the national rank- Daryl Peterson in foul trouble, halftime, spurted to a 10-point Johnson added 24 points and 10 __________ 4-Personals race ones they were. The high game and series goes to the same ings," said Coach Carl Tacy, we showed we werc made of lead shortly after lntermlssio rebounds for UCLA, 9-1. The h of Wake Forest, 9. A stern stnff," sdd Tacy. "Tho Just five at the LAURA B. CROWE. P4CC PARKER and was never seriously threat- HnhiflS led WANT TO SELL Laura was. superior woman after 630. Emery Blake was second hii with his 2 game and 571 State, 8 and a 1- winner team, but without them we YOUR HOME? the second period to win easily. Tate ProverbS, Chapter 31, Verses 11 Bl apartment? series but Don Sapp had the second high series behind Serreas as over Duke Friday behind Ken- really pulled ourselves up by De11S, 7-2, who willled play North 56 7) 25 A UraduatC nurse, the / Unbeaten Rutgers strched Others for the evening: Bobby Dern nursed at Ft. CaweIf, Sovthport, Get some action *ah a Hera'd , Ray nowa 202, Bobby Hosford 201, Don Daniels 200, Jerry Farella 199, Jerome would undoubtedly persuade forgot we had to have a serious in tonight's first game, with 24 scored in double figures. Phil several years at Fernald n ij tht rn . !t j,. many of the voters to agree. Whitaker 193, LdIie Bo den 19 aiid John Russell 191. inside threat. But we got Rod points. Laugh?o Hosp,tal, Sanford Her CALL Th 7615 Sellers led the way wIth 19 TUE,SI)AY MORNIN(; SWINGER.S LADIES life was one of eemplery service In other games involving na- Griffin playing like he can, and N.C. State Coach Norm Sloan points, leaving the senior forto her fellow man. Safe In the ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll why he was demoted, as does name of the game for the see- trated than during a recent money." HoJIo* of God Hand, she rests will be his No. 1 quarterback in Jefferson Street Joe himself to tell newsmen. game against Oakland. year's preseason, leading the But defensive tackle Joe meetings, is having trouble veek, Bradshaw setting up porter not to believe that stuff on the trading block. It would their ctiij on Bradshaw. Wekiva River fishing showed an upsurge this week with on a heavily tapedwas knee. several good strings landed by isitt*s to Wekiva Landing and Wekia River Haven. George Cheney had plenty of customers out "It's no secret," he admitted. overtheholiday,fl$osto(theflirip,.e1jOflpanfjs "I r"t be able to run." . her in the week. "By the flip of coin;' he sd at a press convoters' good graces by thum zer said. "But a lot of teams Johnson (Jack's Mini Mkt.) 4Th181. The top three tcen Badge but the) have been hard to fool. John Lanford at of thscipllnary action? 4l0. They fell from the top the think we'd go through Golf Pro John Rogers Jr. tried the shad trolling at temon Bluff darts according to Ed Woods at the Lemon Bluff Camp. This is a welcome diversion when the shad are not too plentiful. In addition to the shad and specks, bass are showing signs of activity in this area. KNOXVIlLE, Tenn. (AP) - tasting defeat In Switzer's third the first part of the week. Charter boats at inlet Harbor stayed at liott have resigued from the the dock but The Snow MThi" captained by M Kline, ventured Tennessee football staff and of- season's final weeks with sicoude Thursday. The mlng was a little rough but by mid fensi'e coordinator Ray Trail tories over Missouri and Nethe Main Street er, vtors were so ke theanglersbusyand theyogsters some of them ck for - 4 .1. - ., ,_ .- 1.-' 14 ...L-, ___ - ' .. - The changes came Friday In M1SOurigatneallthewaytkl season-thefirstone in 10 years 14-6 in the Orange Bowl Mixed In the sharks were quite a few nice sized whiting and a his other assistant coaches will - -. 1 -, .,- - "F •- ..., -/ . .#-._ - T.I _. - _,._: . . ;-- __________ - - Switzcr said. "1 told the squad The weather looks good for the week end with mostly tion as offensive line coach if be laughing and giggling when it - %icty. Fair and wanner is the w. 'tj':; - -- . . . $b-4J1's, -4'-. - .j,c•_ - becoming offensive coordinator champions again, two years ago, Hayes to think for a momeni remaining tied it 993 In reIlls Bullets had held Chicago to lation play. • 16 P1 Orleans 13)9 .106 1, MidWeSt Division Milwaukee ..K,C 10 Chicago Edison $2. Manatee?) Seminole 71. Hillsborouoh dl L A. 21)6 .561 5' Seattle A j1111, Hawks Guards Pete Maravich I The Associated Press college footbell poll with llt place made exactly three of 13 shots flres 106, Knicks 105 that fourth pericI. with t AUanta, which got 21 hesad on 20 11-16 11 17109$ 7 6 31.32 I: seconds to go and the 1 Oklahome 1 34'.) 15-10 1.2S' 3Alabsma (3) 11-1.0 IOhio State 1).i 957 S.UCLA 921 3I Boston guard 24 poInts for the they're the same team," he said McCinnjs each ScOred 28 poInts to 100-96. •Mih4 WE'LL SOLVE YOUR a crucial play." Jaznaal Wilkes' 20 paced Gold. the cold-shooting Pistons, who ..- -.;...- •••k;* is $31 6 UI 10 Friday's Games Kentucky lid, Virginia 501 Ne York 101. San Anton;o 96 Denver 13?. Indiana 523 Saturday's Games New York at Indiana Kentucky at San Antonio Today's Games Lifetime guarantee on ALL parts B-CC Grid Coach A (65) 7)760 FAR WEST FIFTH - 1. Sali-Migud (7) 10.20. UCLA 111, Denver 79 W. New 740 500, 2. Chucho Ramon CS), Mexio 94, W. Cob St. $60. 4.60. 3 Erdoza Aguirre 50 UC Santa Barbara $3, Crelgh. 4.60; Q (25) 41.10, P (2-5) 14370. SIXTH - 1. Domingo-Javi (1), ton 11 N Mexico 6 10, 720, 5.10; 7. Bilboa Perez 50, 5.1.0; 3 CochoSanchez fl P (47) 134 10 Frrsno St 91. Sacramento SEVENTH - I. DOmingo Lenii 76 (7), 55.20. 7.40, 4.00; 2. Ur:aBeitia Cal Bapt. $6, Oregon Tech U (6), 960. 1 10; 3. Eddy Quiola US Int 66, Claremont Mudd EIGHTH 1. AlavaLarrea cidenlaI 1)0. L.A. Bapt. 7$ , - . Domin TONIGHT'S ENTRIES .3.1 ' 'r-. Yi? h - .-- . - :' .,; .. -V,j L !L ____ * because theyre SUPERIOR. Seton Hall 103. SW La 84 1 C'1bJi94' rurrr ____ with A&M. Ecelestone sred his 9slrd goal media representatives and then ning list, r -, , I C LEM LEONARDS tral. Okla 6$ Hwy 17-92 DeBary Ph. 668-4459 Golf Outings & Company Tournaments Welcomed Greens Fee 5.6.50 Carts $7.50 ' SHELL STATION 2500 PARK AVE . 70 141*tO4'G 2 Players&Carts;2after)p m Public zyg 'cC,41 --. (above Inc. tax) 9 Holes alter 1 p.m-Cart $500 Green Fee $2.50 . - S - I7 ______ /ERE DRIViNG MI&S CRAZY' ____ CHECK OUR SPECIAL PRICES ______ ____________ -' -. ______ ON TUNE-UPS, BRAKE WORK, _____ _____ ______ - ___ __ ______ . -, ______ $ FRONT END ALIGNMENTS, _______ _____ '-------. '-= =--=-=- i --, - . -.. --'=- -. -=----- '--___.,_•-_..*.._ 'i''.'. ---- . -'.--- .- ... - '-' -.--.-=---.----- , / ''P 7WtWé Nightly 8:00 p.m. -.------. 7. Cht'cho Larrea, 7. Celaya Echave, S Fermin Muguer,a. tEl6OE 3 Trifecta Races - CLEM LEONARDS avoid saying something one might later regret. Dog Racing determined in upcoming games, is how much did the Evans fiasco detract from Seminole's momentum it VAS building? For certain, the team ATSANFORD.ORLANOO FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS THIRD - S-Id, 1: 1 K's Mob 0) 26 10. 7 60, 4 60; 2. Blue Secreq (2) 370, 300; 3. R's Chinaman (6) 360; Q (I?) 21.70; 1 (5-26) 201.20; 31.39. '-.--.*---- (Continued .. - -.- -. -----.------. Thursdays- Ladies Nile Monday Matinees Begin Feb 22nd. RESERVATIONS: a31.1600 "' t'_'4 r'r' ----- ----- =--- from Page 1-B) chin from Winter Park In the prelinthiary 62. Young agreed he had his season that the recent winners (2) 5270. 11 10. $00, 2 Calico Cover (l 600,3 True Dream (1.51910. - (5)3 00. 2.O, 3. K's Beta (1) 120; Q (I 3! 531; P (31) .10; 3*11. Charger (5) 1 10, 110. 7.10; (5 1)71 10. 31 $1 was made. Stetson has a )'earandItoppedthejrrecord and when "ou have to go into a right at .500, . place where the team hasn't The game was not as close as lost in 26 games, you better be the final score might indicate, ready to play your best. as the Orange County team "And, if we had taken this outplayed the taller, quicker, game lightly, we would have stronger, home team in every Sdllersrigiished nightwiU Oabn 74115; COpeland 521 Dabney added 18. bIlls 1007; Kleinb.aum 1007; Conlin I 2 4; Andercn 6 00 52; Bailey S figures for the Kghts along STCTSON Stoweri 5 69 16: Morris 4 02 5; Nordhorn Ii 11 23; Nordlxrn was the high point Norman 10.07; Prat10723; Ice 00 for the game, as he ended 00; Lay 2 1 2 5; Wehrmeyec 1007; up with 23 and Dave Stowers Sellers I 0 1 7.' Sc*ar?z 0 0 0. Totals 77 1626 70 followed with 16 for the hats, ____________________________ The lass left Stetson with a Rvters 47 19-4) 29 35-70 mark of 6-4 and the knowledge Stton _________________ ___________________________ of what tht "quickest team in Fouled Out; Pratt the country" can play like, Team Fouls' Rutgers 25, Stetson DeLIICI High took it on the 21 ____________________________ man - JAIl LIA RY Larra; 7. Maruri; I. Mencha. 0 M's Vert, 3. LotSa Moss, 1 ELEVEN1'H 1. Ogulza Juan; Catho Perez.' 3. Barre Bengoa; I. Rebel's Havoc, 5 Fashion Charm, 6 Erdoza. Gentle General, 7. lisa Nutshell, I Domingo Migue.; S. Daunt. -S-id, 5: I WycbltI San. Echave; 6 Alive Zarre, 7. Arecha SIXTH A1PI; $ Marsolo Altu. Brindle MIgic, 3. Early News. I TWELFTH - i. BilbaoAltu; 2 Carol's Nancy. S. KecYy Kyle, 6 Cetaya Juan; 3. SaIa Mencha; Chess Men. 7 1 L's Imogene. $ Chucho Aguii're; S. Santi Tricky Rick, Muguerza; 6. Maruri Ramon; 7 SEVENTH rcmn Larrea S Ercioia AZpi $16, 0: I Ace Eckert, 7 Cap's Chester, 3 Baby Moss. I Iierkley Duff, S Raqgside MONDAYMATINEE Pal,6 One or You.7 Kristen. $ WyLII.f James FIRST - 1. Larri Arana; 2. EIGHTH - 5t, T: 1 Mineola Echano Len):; 3. Negui Quiola; I Poppy, 2 Da Smoke, 3. Mass Barre Belia; S. lca-Eborze; 6. Urza Calabath. I. Elile Belly. 5- Jan C. I Okoki; 1. Aidana Alberdi; S. Eddy K's Rudyard. 1 9anlo Blaze, S Sanchez. Irene Eckert. SECOND - 1. LarriQuicla; 7. NINTH 5-16, C: I Factual. 7 Ogulza.L,nlz, 3. lca.Okoki; 1. tner idol.) 0 E 's Mn* Oi Cacho Elorga, S Eddy Arana. 6 Otto Maker. S YelIo* Star. 6 , S PECI A L - 3 Lines 6 Days $495 15 WORDS OR LESS - Only (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) Fathers Okabena - . improve, there's a good chance of improvement, 50,00, P (6 11 50 10; DD (S di those items that Santa replaced, TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Sanchez; I Manoloiavi; 7. Barr. Iris. I Capl,sI Asset - Zair*; I. Bibbao Perez. TWELFTH t, C: I. Super " took a couple steps backwards Friday. But the best thing about basketball is that every day is a new one, and where there's desire to FIRST - S.)i, B: 1. Noble Duke (5) 1 60, 760. 260, 2 K's Bon (2) 360, 300, 3. City Litn (4) 7.60. Q (2 5) S; 3)32. SECOND - 5.16, C: 1 Rollo Chae (6) 7 60. 320. 300, 2. Solo Jack (I) Echano Arana; 3. Ice Alberdi; I 7 Buck Bannon, 3. Berkeiy Cam, 1, Eddy Qutola; S. Ogui1a JIv; 6. .h,yful Jack, S Mystic Spirit, 6 k's Aldana Sanchez, 7 Arecho Okoki; Prize, 7. desI Ruth. S. Chief Bar $ LarriBtia ELEVENTH - S-It, B: 1 JA FOURTH - I. Negui Miguel; 7 Bronon. 7. Moccasin, 3 Berkley (echo fle-ngoa; 3 Aretha Elcrza; I Cannon, 1. Ripple Rube, S. H.T BIg Perfecta 3229430 of Woody Hayes' S Celaya Larrea. FIRST - 5-4. A: 1 Montague Oguiza Zarre; 3. Barre-Javi; I , 2 SMucho, 3 L L 'S Dan. 1. Arecha Miguel: S. NeI-Eboza; 6 Banker, Tom Thumb, 6 ImAlava Perez; 7 Bilbao Sanchez; I. peachment. 7 Highway Robber, S. Phantoms Pcarl 6 SEVENTH - 1.Ec)dy-LenI:; 2 SECOND 'i, 0: i. OR's Little Ica Beitia; 3. Echano Aiberdi; K's Fatima, 3 Mineola Larri Otjloia; 5. Neoui Arana; 6. Deliah, 7I Ultra. 5 Paco's PillOw, 6 Aidana Okokl; 7. Ur:a Javi; Montague Event. 1. Marble Nebula. Domingo Perez Hoppins Dove EIGHTH - 1. Alava Altu; 2. I. Anchorman. THIRD S-id, Santi Juan; 3. 5ala Mvguerza; , 7 Aries Go, 3 Little Lila, 1. Bouncer Cefaya Aguirre; S. Fermin Mencha; Boy, S Baby Tara, 6 Debbie C. 7 6. ChuchoRamon; 7. Maruri Kid Fancy, S K'S Wind, NINTH - I. Sal.; 7. Attu; Erdoza; 1. Zarro. S. Aguirre; 6. Wio. 7 Joe Mischief, 3. Tiger Daumler, I K's Pistol, S. Dream Azpi; 7. Celaya; I. BlIbao.' Echano Sanchez. 'fh',ctz'e slightly over 3:25, - ----- -.= .....-=.-,---.,.=• Something of a reinactment favorite ploy when he loses. - °' - r 1 lcaArana; - ,',4t' . Evans coach Fred Pennington strided 'toward Esse, I Manatee Bonnie _____ j'P locker room. I. SalaAltu; HOustn 7$. Hotoa Bapt, 59 SIXTH 5.16. A: I. Kim Sue San Francisco 77. Texas AIM Larri UrzaAlberdi. Sanchez; 7. Aldarta-B,IIIa; I. 300. 260, 2.1.0; 7. Tally Abe (2) 15 10, 75 11 00, 3. Southern Rs (7) Q THIRD - 1. Larri-LenI:; 2. II-?) 39.10; 1 (1.27) 365.20; 31.23, shepherd 154, Washingto Md. EchanoOkoki; 3. lcaQul; 1. Cot. 60 SEVENTH -S-l6,D: 1. DoodleR, Ogui:a.Arana; S. Eddy Alberdi. 6. (7)6 70.3.00.2 60,2. Be Selective Pa. 9$ Ur:a-Beltia Q (27) $00; P (2-7) 6.30; 31.7). Nilliamette 112. Ore. Col of Ed SWALLOWS GOLF CLUB •' ' _____ 'W4't4E riq - Catho QuoIa; 5. Eddy Okoki, 6. ______ P/&/,/04' //'5Cc'/ - Qulota SECOND ________ - Al Geiherger 75's Comeback /I " 'the clincher was when the game finally ended. Assistant coaches Larry Tyson and Dick Russi - , Hcaders ,//oOtp 8PoBB TWELFTH Boise St. 95. Se*ttle Pacific 71 Northern (010 Calvin, 2 Players & Cart $17 Iii 1 p.m. 57w'? - head coach at Bethune- schon' ball, hlinson worked for Cooknn College. Atlanta Flames Coach Fred Claude St. Sauveur got a goal two Florida hi1 h schools, Andy Hinso:, 46, was named serving the other NI1I games Fri- Gilles Gilbert. eighton says he was worried in each of the last two periods Fridjv to succeed Wesley PaIa After Vancouver's Gerry night, the Boston Bnns assistant coach at his National Hockey League for Atlanta and Bill Flett and and Vancouver O'Flaherty and Bost' Jean CCfltrai High SchOOl teammIghtnbeupforthe5 Canuth tied Gem- Meehan each got one In Moore, dcste (tts' 10-1fired record in the 19. Wild- and head coach at hams and Louis Bluts. Hut be didn't have the second period, in a mistake-filled game, and Rntelle traded goals. Bob Dai"It's like coining honw," bin- Iltiis 111gb in llasting5. the California Seals tripped tue ley followed witha l(oot shot to worry long. '4loday was my irthday and Washington Capitals on which Gilbert fanned with lie played center at Bethune- Bethune and a masters from flames scored three first-pen. my birthday," said St. Sauveur, period. Bnilns 4, Canucks 4 Codiman and was the school's Temple University. od goals in less than two miii- 24. Hos'on's Darryl Edestrand first small college AlllIin.son played on the same utes and went on the crush the O'Flaherty's second goal American in 195. Jerry Butler scored for the started thing.s with a sharply made it 4-2 Vancouver before team as Rethune Athletic DI- Blu!s 7-1 Friday night. They J( of goalie ent into usc Dallas l)t'OIijS Vcrvergacrt handed As a high .sc-hutjl coach us rectcr l.lo)d 'Lank"Johnson vcre averaging three go1.ils a ll,uesneartheendofthesecond net ui'l'd off the pads Gary Smith the puck for one Florida and New Jersey, bin, and the school's basketball game before their 8-I rout of period. s&in has compiled a l54.'34- coach, Jack M{laircii. Smith. Vancouver replied when Boston )Oill and three Canucks New York Hangers New Year's 'They could have record. beaten John Gould's pass deflected off players watched Andre Savard Moore was tired after leading Eve and now have oui.scored anyone tonight," said Blues Boston defenseman Brad Park skate in for the tyin goiJ, lie is currently head football his team to a 10.1 rerd opponents 15-2 in their last two Seals 8, CapItals 5 contests. California Camden, N.J., High. He said he center Wayne tetiiy were unset ahout several game -ted," Cretghton . ee assists, and wing Bob Moore before after that game in New York, I CARLSBAD, Calif. (,P - will be honored at a dinner at Seals set Bethune's upset and icAs after to archa club record for shots there might be a let- Golfer Al Geiberger rival Florida ,%ScM. will be the La Costa Resort lintel, on goal with 51 and topped the down, Hut after we got the first honored as Comeback Player of After a long Jump, Get berger Capitals. "When you're 10-1, you don't three goals, I felt better," the Year on Jan, 12 by We-i had hi.s finest year in 16 on the h.iv to make many change's," The Caps held a 2-1 lead after Hey Comncau started At- Coastspur(swnitersandspw-.. Professional Golfers AssocI- the opening period, Bt the h1uen said, saying he was not lanta's sconng at 4:27, Tom Ly- casters. atlon tour In 1975, winnIng two Seals came back with four by Alan Mayer • donkey. TENTH - 1, MUUCU; 2. Fer FIRST 1. Echano-Beltba, 2 (7) 11 00, S 70. 1 20; 7. Holsom (I) Barre-Lenix, 3. Eddy EIorM; 1. Id- 110. 3 10; 3. Uncle Willie (6) 3 ;Q Tarkia 71, Culver Stockton 61 E' [/ 'YA' w,ic & rc',eir,ow 7o 7NF /CIN /AL ACw //// ore moving back to Cain- :._________________ __ Atlanta Scores 15 In Two Games NINTH - 1. Agulrre; 2. juan; 3 Zarre, I Erdoza; S Altu; 6. Biibao; • $ Celava. LisClark St. 17 W. Mont. 61 Mesa, Cob 1, N M. High. - 64 For a minute there, the game wasn't basket- ball. It was darts, with pointed eyes. Perhaps even 4 Bilba Mencha; S. Santl Ramon. P (1.4)550 70 Arecha Echave;7.S. Negui-Perez; 6. Wash. $7, Warner PacIfic 20 ManoloMiguel; Dominqnjavl;$ bia 45 FIFTH 1. Santi Agu rre; 7 Dual Conversions RINK MASTER DAYTONA BEACH (P) - coordinate spring practice, but highly successful must fulfill his contract at former small college All. 54 920. 370;? Cacho-Pere: 3) 6.10, 470; 3. EchanoEloria (2), '' __________ 1. Fermln-Altu; 2. No exhaust system lasts forever, but ours i?.Southern Cal. $ 40 1$ ArIzo 920 there wOuld t be any Aricha Zarre; 7. Manolo Azpi; I 6 with 26) 30260 w. 1 California $ 30 175 lS.Pilt5bQh $40 141 - - Southern Cal Col. ue Hills 53$ 10 Peevi State 930 319 high for the Cavs with 19 points. Milwaukee take over first place Warriors 113, Lakers 105 from Detroit In the Midwest DI- i 16 s LOUiS EIGHTH 560,3.70; 3. M.anoloJuan (1)3.60; Q (2-5) 52.10: P (57)55300. 71 I .750 20 50 667 3 Kentucky , • CltSIfid Ads didn't uork SId FlorIda 37771 - ABA Denver New York Box 553, Sanford, ElI. 37771 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE ii SECOND - 1. Eddy-Sanchez (6), 6. Mencha; 7. Larrea; 1. Marurl. Milton 77. St. Francis, Ill 65 Los Angeles at Golden State Boston at Portland Today's Games drtnkers For further ntoi'mat lcn call 473 4547 or wr,t, Subtle Game Of Darts 550, 3.50, 3. OguIza Quiola (1), io, 2. Cacho Miguel, 3 Oguiza Echave, . AL ANON Aldana Arana. Wit. Green aav 75. Wis.White. 13.10,10.00,100;? Echarv.Juan(1), Friday's Results IN YOUR FAMILY? S. Celaya Menchi. Macalester $5. E. MOnt, $1 15 ii .500 I SEVENTH - 1 Ica LeniZ. 2 Echano Quola; 3 Eddy-BeIIia; . FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST - 1. Larri.Sanchez (6) 13 5 10. 160. 2. Aldana Len): (2): 6.4.S60;3.NeguiOkoki(5),300;Q Mo K.C. $7. Ark. Cot. $2 di - Sala Ramon; 3. Chucho Aguirre. 4 Alava-AzpI; 5. Maruri.Juan; 6 IndPur..lncjpls. 92. lnd East 313 1 77 I 25 .212 tanga Ala. -Huntsville 95, Samfot-d MIDWEST Marietta $3. Case W. Reserve Western Conference Washington 107, Chicago 9$, 01 Milwaukee 9$, Detroit $3 Golden State II). Los Angeles lOS Boston 107. Seattle N Satu*y's Oam.i Buffalo at New York Phoenix at Atlanta Detroit at Cleveland Kansas City at N Orleans Philadeiftl. at Washinon • - Basketball Association. 'P)ere was nobody in the league who an assistant coach at Baylor sell 'em on that Idea, baby, but I #. , , Call 423 4.547 Write P.O Box 5213 NegulOkoki, S. Larri.javj; 6. La Col $1, Hendrix se Palm fleah Atlantic $5, Green- II 15 .545 - Cleland FRIDAY'S RESULTS TOURNAM&NTS E Carolina Ii, The CItadel 76 Golden State at Seattle - - :r- a A 4 4, Washington PutQrrs 91. Stetson 70 Clemson 103, Bitcayne 11 ' Perhaps AIto1oIc Anonymc,,; OguIza.Bengoa; 5, Aretha Miguel; 6 Alava JavI; 7. BiIbao EIor:a; I. P4e9u1 larre. Basketball - SOUTH Another Chicago Bulls loss ton overtime effort against Chi- the way to their 14th triumph In ranked Ohio State bowed to thought Hayes, had Chet Walk- New York attempts in ending Charlie Scott hit two u throw3with12secorema1,. memory at Chicago Stadium. streak, ______ 1. Central Division 1751 Atlanta Celaya. CathoPerez; 3 BarreEchave; SOUTHWST 6 Texas 5030 542 New Smyrna with the white, red headed "Trout-tout the ('worite AlIegt,eny 75. GIennville St. 69 Atlantic DiviiIon wL fi'.cn 22 9 710 PhiPta 27 II Buffalo 20 15 57) 7. SIXTH - I. Domingo Sanchez; 2. lot - - a '''.-i,4 çt :' and Aaron Kaufman rolled a l9734 series. didn't have to go and play Anzona State in the Fiesta Bowl. lndozens bl bid. 'a'. Eastern Conference Buffalo 106, New York lOS -Bulls /viiss Chet Vialker, Vols Shake Up Chucho Echave, NBA "Youth of the Week" is Vet'nisQinnn with plus 108 pins. Charles we oth beat MiamI 20- Colorado 21-20 on a missed had to happen sooner or later. State dled on New Year's Day. In repeating as national U think we could repeat," Switzer upon losing to Kansas and slid closer to an unbeaten season admitted Friday first-place tes from a nationafter "Obviously this (cain was seventh when they had to than we should have." Oklahoma became the seventh as ceessful as the last two wide panel of 63 sports itrrs "Br3(ha Is our quarter- team in history-including Bud and broadcasters, Unbeaten Wilkinson's 1955..56 Sooncrs-(o Arizona State, 12.0, was second, vin consecutive national followed by Alabama, Ohio crowns. "I questioned whether State and UCLA. we could have three undefeated "The first thing I told our seasons in a row." coache3afrwetNebeai . _____________________________ losing to Arkansas and same category." "After Connecticut 13 Evansville tot1ed ing practice this week that bad one on estlited at bett than five pounds but Lady Luck fie" for Sunday's frowned and the hook pulled out. IflC, Salt water striped bass are coming back Into the river making k of a backp in weighing four pounds as taken near Marina Isle Thursday. one ilevant, 91. Hamilton 71. North Adams St 67 ago, the Sooners made it all the Sooners started to slip by said. "We got half a hundred season windup. That lifted the were close to being what we've gets a Topper Award for the 10 split and Bonnie Benton spared Trolling Better Than Golfing Boston Col. Rich, Stewart Lead Plaza Mixed and two games ci 174. Highs, for the Wallace Auto team was Mary Johnson 489-181, Barbara Sparks 480-1Th and Patsy Ke as she missed a triplicate series by just one pin l611579. city where Barry Swier saw preseason favorites in The '..-. - FACED WITH A DRINKINC, l3urgessl83flandflo Brede 181. Loughspared the7-10split. PETrYCOATS LADIES Vonda Driver Master Cove) had the only 200 game with a 212, I • I speckled perch taken In the deep holes with live minnows and a 4 place is Automotive Speed Parts 51-li, In second is Loraines But the nagging (ear re- lins off the quarterback, shout- hurt? Free. 644 2027 for 'We Care"- wi,. TI One Perf,c1 Flow,r of The Family of Laura B. Crowe _______ The high series goes to Hal Rich 85-20O and Dermis Stewart rolled the high game 212-5C0. Hay Lough scored the only other 200 • UCI.A ran away from Denver in Mark Dale, subbing for Brown, was able to score that much mark for his career. _____________________________________________________________ sharon Bass 184, Boness 181, Garner 178 and Pakesic 170. SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS MIXED bluegills and a couple of bass while Jim Owens and parther on why Terry Hanratty would hack up BratLsltaw hcn Joe One man, concentrating on bass, got a limit of 10 and another Cilliam has held the second pair of bass mcn trought in 13. string spot all season. Hanratty Night fishing is producing excellent catches of catfish ac- has been in for only two plays. hitting in the daytime. Howard East, manager of High Banks Marlas on the St. morning from the league are Gamer 506, sharon Bass 462, Wendy guard "Moon" Mullins, In the cern about backup quarter- And the frustration should squashed, concerned team. 3)ca line 26 times 24c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) But there's no time for pats first loss after z triums, Carolina said, "We fell behind cern now is gettlng ready for sooner. Association deadline closes Jan. 20, unless the schedule is filled on the hack-the Deacons must Wake Forest played without early, when Wake Forest hit tomorrow." Bradshaw Says 'No Secret, I Can It Run' ___________________________________________________________ it', III1 t)Ri{I II By MARY JOHNSON Sunday, Jan. 4, 17d-3B '--.-- ..---'.. . __, _.i SantiMenche; 3 ManoIoMigtj,l; I SaI' Larrea; S. FerminRamon. 6 .' 322261 1 or 831-9993 CIassifedAdv. Dept. 2 Coroll kid, S i'na Bean. I. Tiny Tide. 7 SIlent Bell, 5 Amy .- ' . . ----- �r - - 11 ' - _____ 4EveningHeraid, nfo, Ft. I- Sunday, Jan. L 41 HOUSES - per 4—Personals 41 Hou 5W RadSteO 4mmercial Ppey flucti . Rentals Ue3n3t(irOom, 1' bath.avoc, stove & relrigerator, blue carpet, central h'at 1. air 372 1301 Y 6Sg H ShopS lOON Maple 373 6371 or 37, ___________________________ Come - -.------- ------------------to class at Seminole Memorial Hotal, JanuaryC, 1,76. 7p m 1mnts Unfurnished BARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE . 'ICas ed A ds FlU Oviedo-Ouplex, (urn. Or second Thurday ich month. Garden ApIS, 112 BR, air..carpet. drapes, GE appliances 4 d*. Franklin Arms ApIs. 3234650 SWAP- lIlt Cia V Bottom Boat for good Spnet Pano. or sell. 537$, 3226610 A BABY'S WORLD Care I or to age2 only Next o Driven' acre.gea, a smilt price. BuyS or 10 acres at $7,500 per acre or is acres at $7,700 per acre Terms available, One & Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, tr, (urn unfum New government oam, Child care icr as l* as $7 per wt ii FU 5 ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd3t to Eat Color TV , to m s.so e&w from Auction mkes HERBS' 51$ 373 17 Sale GETTHOSELUXURYiTEMSFOR _ II .4 i A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ig . iiionuay FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI 55—Boats & ACCeSSOrIeS WedrebeglnnlngtheNewYearw,h it. of building toned for olficr, rn 3961 519,900. FORREST GREENE _________________________ REALTORS. )ifl.35L e30 eves 3fl e970 60—Off Ice _____________ Stenstrom Realty Home of IIPP Warrantrd Homes 7ndrnorlgsge $13.90) Harold Hall ReaI 577.500, and best of all-attractive terms Reg Real Estatefiroker 372 1959,377 I1 - TAFFER REALTY fl miss the tint Sate of he Year BankAmerlcatd & Mas er arge 0 aniOru A UCt Ion 7 1st St 372 ao30 ______________________ WILSONMAIERFURNITURE Sunday, Jan. 1, I ,7—ic _________________________________________________________ 62—'w - SWAP- 1611 CCO IV Bottom Boat home or a house? This home has 3 rooms walk to schools high Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I V I hairs straight chairs, filing Ileve that want ads binds as IS. Cath and carry, if u don't bring results. try to NOLL'S r ng. a Casselrry, 1792,530 1706 Merchandise UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS- 7 Bedrooms. range, diSpol, dish RAITOR)73577i Central Florida's MULYIPLI LI1IN RAL1O 3',AcreS, Ready for Development CntlOwner, 373 540) ' 322-764.3 -----------.GRACIOUS 7 Story . Exicu ye I bedroom, 2', baths, choice DELTONA BARGAINS- Builder damage. 511$ mo 323 4319 altec 330pm. DUPLEX-- 7 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no city taxe-s, by owner ? 62O MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 41—Houses _______________________ Mae your Buclgct go tvrthr, 6iild ca - ood Tt _________ - - "Ring out the old, and ring in the new" was in lull effect on home Burn Vehics ecrea t'oil t (elicontalned. excellent con Ii 3727199 ' -' of Virginia and Jack , Copondet hcn the) entertained beginning at p.m. and endin: long after (u Ltnbardo and Auxiliary of the Orange County happiness 'ere the foremost Medic ciety. is loong desires during the new year for ,t__- Eocds from the sales will Gielow, Peg'y and Bill Conrad benefit a haritable cause bz and nette and Kenneth Wing ______________ . - ' r and aeady has some from as way to begin the bintenn1ai i awa as Japan sear 2 I I ._____ - ' - .. - -- _______ I . - _______________ Furnished? BR garageapt, No Navel Oranges, $2 SOper bu. .luiceOringes,$1,SOp,rtu, petiofl or couple. Call days, $31. _______________________ Tangelosand Tangerines 2 Stenstrom Realty )2 2II bedom home. peled family room, carpeiinq, range. Redu(ed Bhrrn REALTORS MIS 2545 PARK REALTY INC Pets.IieS FREE SpayCdremaleDog FrIday Jan. 9 11A.M. ' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. -- gowned in flowing Burney blue, thankful to awaken daily and and cannot do. He said many Carl Schilke, Icy and Bud Phone 3227539 OIls 372 61/i ELMA WILLIAMS Associate a auction for ptople who want to -- -' " - 373 31U _________________________ ApIlonecallcouidstartyc,,onan, Furnrsp*d 3 room apartment fIrs? yard $23 °' 3715. guiCt sectn of tn. New roof, ratowear Apply In References rquired $10) month NurSes RN s LPN s A des Aide I I moms Don pass me by crystal radios I tracks many other items 3 YEAR END SPECIALS k; Cheap Carria;, Cove Mobil, Home Park, or Termt it desired Appaloosa stallion Best offer to good homel 3234269 lBindAudionGilli) 1SYR FHAFINANCING BLACKSMITH. Gifts Knits Christening Go 79—Trucks-TraIlers ssed farewell to 1975 and kissed hello to l76 Trimming, 1967 lnt,rnatonaI Scout, I wheel __ -- Jean and Bill \orris and other Bill Gielon hopes more relatites and friends Improvement Project 'CIPi neer make resolutions designated Ethtor t 4 fle1rO,m block -- WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF equipped, enclosed garage, out ____- - Mr. and Mrs. David O'Con- - ief of most beautiful spot in the arned to spend ibout t - _______ — - . r _____ _____ ___________________________________________p. resumeto Box $96 co The Evening Herald. P.O. Box &37, Sanford, Fla 32771 PHONE 322 1301 TEXAS REFINERY CORP. often PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash nvses, fringe benefits to mature _- - CLEAN APARTMENT CALL NOW 1971 Fiat Racer -w isting t - , ater _- riRefinery Corp. Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. _;-_-_--' L7 home, air Conditioner, oil heat, 2 . a ea . MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $1331130 COlony QUALITY INtl NORTH _ _ ____________ - . - 4 - BUY PIOWANDSAVE LAKEMARY_3Bedrodm,1i,bath home nestled under shady trees. 4 a package ctea SUN LAND AR EA - _ _3 -1 -- .- -. :, ' - - - .. 4-, J - .. -. .--- 'L'- -t.';. -'-. • Whit,i Ecks?en. 332.1451. Dealer ___________________________ uth 1792. PhOne 372171$ _____ e 11e , . I973ChevroleI,S1.l5O 971 VWBug,air,$1,200 3227I3after3 SWAP SHOP LEAMARV.T WYNNEWOOD -,----; Park and her daughter. S)dne) regard their ne business, 'Plants n Answers' in Sanford's Magnolia Mini-Mall. ..' -4 ,• Check our Many Signs Check our Training Program cc - RENTAL PURCHASE PLAId 6411006 ac Un it h as mnd iv.dua i entr y H - Admission J ________ ________ _______ . . -' . - ; •. , ,'? ;i ,- .4 I •:.f'\ ' r. . ..•r- .-. •." w_ oven InS: ora CPY7ae S a peritnce for the housewife and mother., but with her . I S -, - Florida Association of Mortgage '1 • (1 REALTOR have you $21.30) New 3 bedroom 2 bath all electric Super - - • .. ¼ - . .... . - I. Commerce Country Club Corp ") .$ ____________________ SERvIcE BEYOND Ft( . j utility room. Fenced yard with . ,j l , ,, The show has been called a ibrant and enchanting WOOl carpet, fireplace, range, Want offer. Out of state owier. , carpetirl'7. asking 573.700 L ____ ___________ _____ #, 322 ________________________ 321 0041 ' . * Get Em While * furnished 1135 month AdutS creferred Phone 3724170. _______________________ FURNISHED 2017 S FRENCH (HWY Il 92) i_&V - - and features a beautiful band of -I .. - _-# Seas Islands 0 if - r'tunziies ESTATES- New SwIm fish boat ctu&ouse ISOmo Fri. literature P 0 Box 4Q Os?e.n Fla 3774,4 373 4077 THIS HANDY MAN FIX IT ROOfing Gutters Eagle Slng Co $51 rcferfnce bouk on lianu -- ..- / - . . . -- -- . ______ Hwy il92Across ______- - -- -' -:' '' 323 $4700r13) 9777,,.(y _______________________ ________________________ ________________________ -'--'-' Custorr homeunyGurIo?oror 1L a aujU 0 tc e O - ., .4 . ,. . .., - ,, . - L' --rer .,. " - - .,; ,-' •,, -, -_ - -. - .''p-ri - mac niflOS - . form in Sanford, Feb. 3. p --- be unusual man show i' • 0 IJ - ae fl - - -- - - Mt omen do it -'- ,, - '-t • .,-.,; L" - _____ . Sx discruninit _______ 3.4.... " ' - f.) h .q __________ - view program •, . - ... "ILl ., 0 . ed on the Emmy- serie& It iill show in Sanford b) membership SMCA oy Flagship Bank of Sanford - Expert roof repaIrs flat roofs or shingles AfI work guaranteed OFFICEMACHINES .- s) floofingAroCarpen?rypepa,r Fre,estimatc-s Call 323 6769 ______________________ '. ' - FreePickupandD,livery ' Florida laiss for women and L1'. b - i M UNSvVORTH REALTY Large fenced outside Jjr en- family. • - - TOWER S BEAUTY SALON (formerly P4arrtett S Betoly Nook) 5191 First 377 5747 exciting 1- romises halarious as It 1195 From Ranch House /; _. • . loel) nati%e music, par. - - C&A BCkHn Srvir Land Clearing fill dirt clay rock id Pest Control Phone3fl I L ..... ininhibited exuberance . - yrs Exp __________________________ Cassetberry Phone 131 9611 3 Mo 6 Mo & paymenf monhly payments less WITT REALTY tItan rent Government subsidized piq P.l Fslate(3roI,er to gualifl.d buyers Call to see .t 327 7745 377 077° 323 7595 you Qualifyt ____________-- Iel9h? - i hipped movements and i.raceful hand expressions - the store and prInting up the household 24—Business - ' - ', ______________________ DEPOSIT • Newhom,rl,esmna,uralarea Pl000wn 242O*d'TIME ;- answers, d '" - AT C.cL - ) APARTMENTS '' -. . ______________ -: I - _________________________ __ -"'?J p • - . Y': tam tams and colorful dancing the first of the'76 concerts when I Sydney, an ornamental horticulture graduate from the Uniersfl) of Florida, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU LARGE HOUSE-SMALL PRICE Rpallors. 327 KOvE Call Herb Stensirom for a con fidentlil interview and become a marner ci our 1926 ERA TeamI 'dL'I,. 1l . Paying for Someone else's building FIVE BEDROOMS' boyt Priced to sell f-.reptace R V . -. #, - . - '. E She as confident Plants 'n Answers will answer a ___________________ • RENT PURCHASE PLAP4 Greater Sanford Chamber of . :': than rIew $12300 3 Bedroom frame 1 bath un furnished house in Lake Mary. yard Ienced wth brick and wood. Seminole Multiple Listing Service Orlando-Winter Part Board of Realtors I -. - - - - - FrecJom - - 4' "-. ferns and cacti. - ________ • With December's successful Champagne Ball now but a memor - Seminole Mutual Concert Association (SMCA Is ) %4J the people,, the activity"i - ?1 I .. - , f: new radio, new front wheel Brokerowner says Make meadeal A$$OC as, OSTEEN- I Bedroom $140 per Thx • •4•• ..' ( _- flnnald frnrvl Tinki.i1l 3.,,' yr. anu ,irs, iaries I nutniet Hunter, from Lynn Haven -- jungle. Sunday&Monday.lpm,to930 1960 Reg Jeep. I cyl, OHV. Top I', Real Estat. oriented equipmentf Eledrooic r _______________ Ic ows ________--------• - V p 4-'i - - - ,i - - - h1ffit MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 color new picture tube 1250 322- - -- 1". ' _1-TL_ automatic, only $1,193 Call Don Pope, 322-1651. Dealer, 70—Swap & Trade ____- __ _ se, corner fenced Ic?, cit, bedroom central heat and air - it:.;: ! 5% ________________ -_____ -- -. -For Sat, or Rent - Almost ,_ We Offer contInuoss monthly - tJ_L - - -, )- - , - Check our Staff ______ ,1,.- .__ 52—Appliances , Yes. we wHI CHULUOTA-.- 2 BR 2 baths Fla rm kit equipped carpet air- REALTOPStIrancnOtficeNo 1 --- Check our Office . 6145176, Winter Park -- Evrnntlrn.I Orr'rrt..rmty GERNEERAL CONTRACTOR 2 BEDROOM KITCHEN FUR Buyersl . - _ . llcnsed Rl EstateAectes .-. KUIP DECORATORS 1W stSt. 327 7315 W Buy Furniture _____ ______ . . I NISHED. HEATANDAIR - RATOR 32) 43(1 block. older home off Meflonvllle Ave. $11,500. Terms if SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. desired small and large $70)Q pet acre ndup TerryRcatty, Pc-allot 621 LAKE LOTS Out P-tome of BPP Warranted Homes ___________________ -- _____ - W '-:' r: - _-_ ______ .. _____________________________________________ --,---..-t.-: -. • — IiLTAMONTE- Wooded site. Mlnyotherstochoosefrom Sinr Sale Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Bedroom home with den lakefront, paved streets. 510.500. Golden Touch 'N Sew. S75 Touch ChIco & The Man ' New 3 bedroom block, maintenance ALTAMOHTE._ S woed sites, We Buy FurnIture ftc i e for al dm1 Sew mcdel 60). S16 50. TOuth N free. Corner lot on paved roads, coutrC kitchen s4tuat'o 73'z)75'. each on blacktop street. Sew model 75-5. over $300 new. DAVES' 3fl 9)70 JO 17 921 471. Lorigwnod carpet, air & immediate or All for $17,500 I acres Large patio for volley balance $2IS. Singer Feather Call 373 $SlOor 534 4.603 cupancy. 525.400. Qualified (or baIl basketball entertaining Weigh?, $60; Singer with drop in Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Interest credit of $1,770 Terms it LAKE MARKHAM Large nicely Lakefront ideal for swimming, bobbln,leftforrepars %76 Terms Any Quantity P4OLL S 197$ Honda, CVCC. 7M0 miles, i . wooded canal front lot desired ss per month See at Cassclbrry, Hy 1792 5304206 mos. old, $2,900 373 5713 after 6 waler Iron? cottage on the scenic Wekiva River Furnished 7 bedroom, Ill Ic-s ncluded. I1 m "AcIts only 3224470- ____ No Money Down t aftdeccuratewitptspetling.fIgures _r_ - . -- ___________________ 1 or olds.dtionaland2watnutend -------- - _________ - iShellal Roberts LAKE MARY--I Bedroom. I bath %1i teem 10 r'ent 7 bath - A T trailer opts Adult & family park - .- '-•' - protect it tr hu.s n dDoc saId h C • rolutio1forthecurning year, le$3. 8utos f -- . Beautiful decorations opened her e sssas to sa', Bull Bo)d stated he wished -- - - Bill orris who is stationed ______ - -. '-.---------. •. hile watching the fOotball comi e ted the first thing she possible. their new home on Gve fl tlassii on TV. Alabama With ellIe Coleman s Manor E'ire. cost utilities md heat $40 wtly 322 , ceparated, diorced working Alferatio..s Dressmaking Iad %.omen are encouraged ___ to --_- r " I . ________________ r, .,4 I \_A_ - Vsndg routes avaae p Rei (tc Brcker ASOC i .uui .-.-----•-•.- -- . - , - '-A -J -. 372 ' LIGHT HAULING u k & trash Will Hsui Antim - as head of the household. rna be the onl hea o c UnhoIitrin r _____________________ Green house, will provide tips and techniques for effective .. _________ - _______________ ____ ____________________________ -l1.p '1 :-.:: •i4 ,I__ n Employment Economic Development CorporatIon (SEEC3CO) announces a g'ant from the United States E,ctor,uc Stenstrom Realty '• • IIrdiic.&Grc,, n Ph. 327 "'••• is will become permanent pay rent when you canassume this oems that Wall p one - encounters Iiwseill sponsor of the Seminar and Senunole County - - --____________ _____________________ ----- . - -----k J . 1hotography - 21st Centur) Woman and PSt PAUL SLAT - Administrative - I Industrial and FeId i..o £ u priced Phl,37)43U Woman as the Head of the • - The lacilitits 01 the Florida State Employment Service and the Those wishing to apply or who wish more hfl. wouldnt )Ou rather buy a Carp.nlry Plumbing Rmcx1eltng Add,tsDn South Center located in the fees, and the Seminole Count WELLSDRILLED PUMPS - . ________________ - _______ -. developing cIty area. I Clock from =--1 - SEEDCO TitleX Buildin 1 Sarrd Airport, Plaster PatChi F ..tur Wtr eCfb I a & i a call today 32356i2. - -n---' -q--------- -' -. -. - -7-- -- a,-. - .- .-- -- - -.'.-- ---- - - - -,- -- - - - -. ------- --- .- -,----------- - ,/..-= ---- .- .---. ?OW.?ndSf --.- .-------- from 10 am. to 3 5-TINE MACHINE 1. - ---- ----,------'- 3726137 - .c-___- -- coffee an I p.m. nub. _______ I I i for women and the contact June Gordon at -' - - - ---.---- - - - ---,. -.-- - - -_-_•,r------- -- -)---- .--.---t-- 1 - -- --- - - .- '- - ----- - - • - - - IVV ----.--- ew York City that Spng '7SwW be kno as the 'season of - - -.-=--.-,-.'-------- - - - - -- - - - - ---.---.--- ------ -.---- the dashing nasy 1m b th 1resi polyesr middy Woe - - - - - - - ---- - - -- •- -. -'-, __________________ .-- --, - - - -. --- -= �-.- .-_ • 2C-Evening Herald, Fl. Sanford, Anser to Puh:ou Sunday, Jan. 4, 1976 Sea In the I Dva?e I •• r %LL THE - *MQ ' I 'IOU1 VE gAEr,2' `3 i -11I L 4T'CLJ PIP TO %W NEAT 9:p C, LAvesç LITTLE PILE '. I/\-, I r, I 'A -_Q ~0 1. I C;111111r k , i , ( I ~ ~"_;=~ L::t : 11 V , 1~1 , 1 -(I __1 I' ~___2 _ I 704 mj 14 French city 15 Secular 5154 Marine reptile lamprey 16 European heirrings 17 Make a 56 57 Take out JJ 27 Unit of Rods 32 Hominy 33 Play host 10 34 Frozen rain 36 Gaelic " 7 Very Small t 3 Adjectival : W r AT16R3 V o,F-I 6 L ___ q I i- For Sunday, Januaiy 4, 1976 Evelyn Nelson of I Meadowlark, accompanied by their five children, Mike Janet - DOWN remorseful 42 Enconters I Shield bearing 43 Absolute Deponent 44 Stump 2 12 months lab) 3 Mix 23 Most painful 45 Melody 24 Helper lab) 46 Bear 4 Twitching 25 Bargain 5 Expunge constol?aton event 6 Misplace again 48 Golf pegs 26 Pochard 7 Canadian 49 Comedian 29 Sweet peninsula 8 Game official liftirellion 50 Utilizes 30 Alleviate (coIl) 52 Threefold 9 Moslem Slints 31 Let it stand (comb frrnj (Print) tomb 53 Stripling 35 Naut i cal 10 Fruit liS Licly Litera t e in Arts lab) liPrepostori cha:n SCORP IO (Oct. 24-Nov. ) ARIF (March 21-April 19) Sdui atle companions today Bus) )ourSPlf with things I1wii LJU3J. U SA, .U1I who enjoy being up and uorng things. Take thd Initiative. Get lot accomplished. They should turn out to be more fun than a group together. TAURUS (April 20-May ) work. SAGGITARIUS (Nov. fl-Dec. This may be a day off for you'll 21) You're apt to feel very com. others, but it's very likely get yourself involved in some mnunicative today. Chances are ' KNOCK 'E.%I EA THAT'S 4 POOR coice OF WOR DS, -/ - l FOAL F! N D ... -' CANCER BUGS BUNNY jIliulIjillIl -- N IL by Stoff.I & Heimjahl XiRY... .VER sLrr '' A CN B OS%%'tl.ti and J%MFS JAIOBY notrump. - NORTH West also saw that two 1 TELL -S MEN f WIN AT BRIDGE J ", US T club would beat four spades West took his heart ace and continued the suit South won, drew trumps. cash ed th e ace and king of diamonds and tried to throw Westin, The throw in didn't come FAST £74 £62 V A K 86 QJ9 £K J76 F5 hearts and a diamond arid a V Q 103 •K62 £842 VT 52 •i0874 & 10 953 SOUTH i D i BLONDIE Chic Young 'PIRE OPENNG IiFOW OTEN ?' YOU Se4OULC) / ADVANTAGE OF C4AGE ACCOuI4TS OR OUR 00 \VU NAVE J PR EPEIZQED CUSTOIIERS TO PAY" p-' "T OUR NEW SE PV 'CE '7 A (AFTER EVERY - (TARE MEAL \. off. West was sure his partner didn't hold a face card but he might hold the 10 of diamonds so West dropped his queen and 84 under the ace and king. 11-his let East get in with the 10 to lead a club and defeat the &AJ853 V 53 Both vulnerable . -- I North East South Wtii contract, ASA Pass 2 Pass 2* Pass 4 Pass PAS3 Opening lead K V A Washington reader wan ts to know about the validity of the new laws for duplicate and ten will they be - jii~ rcZ irr-. n rrç'. t. • iJI b..ca! 1 E- . 0 'di - i £ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ( HOLLYHOCK IS l<RRI WAS 131 MOUSY LII1LE S1JRE 1 EYESJ (So [SOUNDS LIKE 'TOURE 'rtU NOTICED J THE ONLY PRETTY '-j TQ0 ,- GULiN TOWN' , : ~V , ('~, :1 _4~, ~ ~ ~- ,- 7 _.) !i t L' L Ii WI LjL ARCHIE ___ \o /( 1' THINK M11 ' 1AT, Qi, I a ?ICE F 1OJ IM G E T T i NG WJ. ON"T GRAY.' TftAT! ~ ., 8) ); I .I ma II '" I' _________________ ANYMORE I. •3 by wyu',cs -'A" TL',E GRAY IN HS FCRTES, WORRY <1 But HE oosr ABOuT 1 I4AVE GR.AYHAtR M& AMORIWS' . - -1 ) 01 REALLY? ~~ - Z 1~, I F IL e / HODGE INA HTYR E L FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves N TOVOICELIB DLNWDOJEFIL YODISFECAN DCLARINETL Ian en n,s Oai r a' A a' ( 1. Idea . 1 j ç/. r )-i' 1 ~ 4 __ , - \"(, I .,a- - Ceremony Chariot Cicada Clarinet Men,lai, 7777 - By the of Co ns umer Reports Seventh In a series) Mans' Americans are accustomed to eating meat twice a day. But a sound diet does not require a meat dish more than once a da%' If a meat alternate is used to help meet your daily quota of servings Beef, liver, chicken, I, and fish all provide batari(i quarltitie3 of __________ Mr. and Mrs. John L Adams, graduated from Seminole 1918 S. Locust Ave., Sanford, Community College. She is announce the engagement of currently a Junior at Flori da their daughter, Peggy Ann to Technological University and Michael Ray Ithudy, son of Mr. plans to graduate in 1977. Iand Mrs. Jack R. Fulenwider, _____________ 3 Dogwood Dr., Sanford. Her fiance, born in Belle ~ _______________ Glade, is a 11i73 graduate of born Li Seminole High School. A Oklahoma City, Okia., I 'ROTC Midshipman Second granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ward of Memphis, Class at University of Florida, Gainesville, he Is a Junior who Tenn., and Mrs Clara T. will gr aduate in 1977 as a Adams of Salem, Va. In 1973 she commissioned officer in the graduated from Se minole High U.S. Navy. _____ ______ _____ L - _____ - • . F % - F,F . -~. . .V ", I -4 1. kv .; , J ~e l~ -' -Al" 4. .. 11 - - - -. _9~ MIsS Adama, jr, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jackson, former Winter Springs residents, now living in Ten. nt'ssee, and their daughters, hiity and Hannah, were in the area on an extended visit over the ho lidays visiting relatives and friends in and around this (it)'. % f vwl: K •. - r ' c - 4', - - ----_- . , - - - ,'7, States cities as tabulated for that month by the dried bes, peas, lentils and nuts also can help you meet your need for protein In shopping for protein, the best guide to the cost of pr otein food is not the pri ce you pay, based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor. Listed are 24 common meats and meat alternates toge ther wi th t he ir actual market price plus the equivalent cost for weight or size of the product, but the cost of the protein you actually get then you eat the food, The following list was compiled by the U.S. each item of getting 2o grams of protein. (Twenty •1 - . - _____ _____ - - - _______ _______ School where she was a member of Future Teachers of wedding plans will be anAmerica, and in Arwil, l')75 r'ut:n(N! at a later d -it' M. Dewey Nkho lson WIIims Jr. - I— - - - - - - - - PFGGY N 0 on't Conp. W WWI rap, By ABIGAIl. VAN BUREN Clubs In Profile ANDME'AT ALTERNATES Cost of 20 grams Market price In of protein June 1975 17c 21c 87c per pound 22c 91c per po und 23c 61c per pound 25c 71c per po und Bean coup, canned 26e 27c per 1 1 .5-ounce can Tuna, canned 2&' 60c per 65-ounce ('an American cheese (Drocess 2Re 7.h' nnr ' ,l•ri,',. ..',.i. .... 'uii iirigi' - -'- r' Chuck roast 38c $108 per pound Ocean perch fillet, frozen 40c $l.I0 per pound Liverwurst 43c 72c per 8-ounce package Frankfurters 44c $121 per pound Hams, canned 44c $182 per pound Salami 44c 88c per 8-ounce package Sardines, canned 47c SOc per 4-ounce can Bologna 58c We per 8-ounce package Sirloin steak flOe $2.12 per pound Pork sausage 70c $1.36 per pound Veal cutlets 70c p.26 per pound Porterhouse steak 84c $2.49 per pound Lamb chops, loin 85c $2.75 per pound Bacon. sliced 87c $1.66 per pound ea Abb \,f\f() fl') e By JEAN PA11ESON Women's Editor : n SuP ort B \i'a u es PIANOS I - Come in and let us show you I] reasons citizens designed to determine dicapped adults ne you should consider buying a Kohler nttit,,,Inr uii 1.1 iuiv £dIIInassee, a (o lot a Campbell above all othe rs. problems and solutio ns. Mrs. providing funds to Haclen The theme of Woman's hulls "QUALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE" William (Pat) Foster, chair- Girls Ranch, Cocoa, a facili throughout the nation Is: man of the Public Affa irs providing shelter to gir ls Ira BOB BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES 'Women united to rededicate . Department, will head the tr oubled home environment ourselves, our efforts, our in- inquiry. The Woman's Club of Sa : fluenee, our personal example The Sanford club is one of ford, to which membership to a rekindling of the fires of I 13,067 General Federation of by invitation, holds lunche patriotism, a renewed respect Women's Clubs (GFWC which meetings the first Vedncsd for law and order, a return to We're are being asked to participate of each month in its cIubhou the hasic values of life and %_` in the crime reduction effort on Oak Avenue. Progran fulfilment of the American funded under a grant from the arranged by one of the cli dream of peace for all nations,' Law Enforcement Assistance departments highlight eac President of the Woman's Adi ninistraten, De paruiient of meeting. Departments arc hiubof Sanford, Mrs. Robert E. '$ k ,.1_--."A' k Justice. Ar ts, chairmaned by Mrs. Cai (Dottl) Earns, has found Th e primary function of the (Dor is i Dietrich. .,.. to serve you Home Lift during her leadership of the inquiry will be to provi de an under Mrs. F. Hood (Marian "' J local club that coordinating koverview of the work done by Coker; Public Affai rs, Mr in our new location these many facets of club acprivate soci al servi ces agencies Fos ter and M SocIal, Mrs. Bac'c icat ons tl'itIe is an exacting and (United Way, Legal Aid, etc.). (Doris) Ellerbe. Curren challenging task. The effort is designat ed to give membership is 140 women. MILS. ROBERT E. EARNS Wm. D. Keene, 56, Bx S Mayfield, 33, 1510 Melody lM But with dedication and her both the participating agencies Mrs. Karns, before her tern Apopka, Patricia B. Brooks, 49, Apopka. ever-cheerful approach to all enshrined there by local hor- and the public a clear picture of as ('lull president, has served a Lemon Bluff Fish Camp. William If. Kirby, 27,I= situations, she has led her club semen and women par- the crime reduction programs corresponding secretary am Oteen in a number of worthwhile ticipating in the historical that the private sector Collidge Ave., Barbara L. co-chairman of the colnmitti Larry J. Allen. 37, Freeland, Kirby, 28, 123 Hughes Ave. projects during the past year, Bicentennial Wagon Train currently offers the Justice to refurbish the histori Mich, Yvonne K. Thornton, 24, flfl(1 continues to do so Into the Pilgrimage to that city. Jms E. Malorey Jr., 21, fl Ph. 323-6760 support system. This section of clubhouse built in the lati ___ __ - 24, Freeland, Mich. Bicentcnnjil year. Grove Dr., Dana L. Sloan, 33 First to sign the historic the inquiry will also attempt to 1800's. Tint A. Baumann, 18, lit 2 Bx One unique project the club document was Sanford's Mayor identify the obstacles faced Robt. C. Otteni Jr., 34 in __________ 343C, MO., Theresa -A. Samp. Anchorage, Alaska*, Kathleen will concentrate on during Lee P Moore Mrs. Karnes t he ir work. It is hoped that the .............•.ij___.__. , ,• ,.,• . -... ted ave Gordon C. Philbrick, 28, Stanley T. Yurkievicz Jr., 33: the nation's 2000i birthday. The ficulty getting other citizens to nationally, will spotlight future Sparta, Ill., Susan G. Phllbrick, E 1451, WP, Patricia A. Glaze, club is attempting to obtain at add their names under his. areas of crime prevention C, 26, Glen Carbon, III. least a t housand signat ur es 24, E 601, WP. This year, the Woman's Club emphasis. Che s t er L. Mitchell, 42, Chester Mar vi n Johnson, 19, w from local residents, real- of Sanfor(I will contribute to the Other portions of the inquiry Gdns No. 318, Veronica 11, Christine Hale, 18, 66 Castle firming their belief in the 'hands tip' project a national will assess the attitudes of the A. Munger, 2 same add. Principles upon which this volunteer effort to halt crime. general public and the GF'WC Brewer Ct. " i atlon was founded. The scrolls Wayne A. Stroup, 53, lSlOz Jmns. H. Hermansen, 22, 1791 Club members will undertake membership on current crime Miller Ave., WP, Eliz. Cre%ss, Pereivian lit, WP, Linda NJ. i containing these signatures will an extensive community-wide issues. This community-wide J __ 1 ) 54, 243 S. Chase Ave. be taken to Philadelphia to be inquiry Wierzblckj, 2,3 same of local leaders and inquiry, combined with those of Thomas 0. Cooper, 44, Bx AT Warren T. Richards, 46, 1110 similar clubs throughout the 1103 Sanf., Donia E. Johnson, Aprt Blvd, Apt 8, Valincy D. nation, will become the basis of 390 PINEY RIDGE RD. 24, 2212 Mitch Ct. W. 1, B'adwell, 28, 104 Scott Dr., g a national crime "summit" Robert A. Thurau, 19. 2429 Gilbert It. Voigt, 26, 834-1144 Yale, Kathleen L. Barber, 17, Chuluota, Christine M. Washington, D. C. early in the "-. . fIx 565, Majorie Lii., LW 25, P011 307 - year. Russell D. Clarke, 20, 1118 Franklin T. Walden, 28, 209 Robert Alan Beall &Josje Lee Louis A. Morris & Jeannette (loser to home, the Woman's Black Acre Tr., Mtld., Petra M. Georgetown Dr., CB, Kristin M. PLAYCAR _____ ,* , Randall D. Christian & Janet Evelyn. LewrAillig S's 1 Club of Sanford, under the too Herr, 8157 Eite rf eld 1, Hessen Rorby, 26,2500 Howell Br,, WP E. " -f 0 Infants l)ale W. H. Pielow & Patri to lOyeor ci a leadership of Mrs. Walter Bill) t . (Germany Cyril P. Orr, 49, 1050 Crystal Vernice W. I)ellose & J1m11 I.. EXCELLENT NURSERY FACILITIES (iielow plans to promote its Ervin McMillan, 46, 1315 Bowl Cir., Cl, Ann M. Smith, 0. Frank Perricelli & Marcella. Community Improvement KINDERGARTEN Shcppard Ave., Uainda Wyche, 38, 240 Oxford lid., FP Janice L. Ellis & Paul If. HOT LUNCHES Manuel Botelho & Pearl Mae. Project (CIII) with even inore 50, Seminole Gdns., No. 8, Wm. C. Beat)', 23, 843 G Frances Beverly Gregg & Inez Elizabeth Brown & vigor than in past) Sanford. Ballard St., Windon Apts., AS, Patrick John. Arthur. Th e club's state programs Donald L. Taylor, 45, 1515 Beverly E, Huskey, 9, *QUALIF1ED PERSONNEL'\ I / Thomas Earl Lecakls & James A. Brown & Linda G. include helping support out Melody lit., Apopka. Melba A. Sweetwatcr Club Blvd., LW Gloria IAOIIW. Pirtha hluui.ini & Lrr Pond, a faci!iiv fir ban _/ " -~,Z IrAll %nmuA 41IL'Fil."k-Fik~~____ .l ____ _ Ibnir • - ' _ - -. , ' now ' ', - , , - -- _______ arriage Appl ____________ i SANFORD PLAZA a' - Taylor's Natural Foods - It Clusla Colonnade Crinold Croft -a' /1-3 'a -- _____ 'Could I call you back in just Nadine? I'm helping Daddy with my omewock!" a sec', -_ -- ,4b,-_~.A*,. . -- ---F---1-3 ) 1'MAf'7 TUMBLE WEEDS II by T. K. • I NEVER- WIMPLE, HAVE "M O-r-F-N PRINKING ON PRINK ON i I PRINK I IN DOONESBURY .I4 .-' alAr OITF CL'ZTA AV .S&RET k?aN15? A Scss W:; Acauvi XtP! 4 9lf5 14NK AC- S411`665 AV 7ØITP!4E tiWf'42U?V7 'ZN/ CZ41) AC 3O. .*L4c... Af& .%, a4m S I -ii - 4 # e ' f1?flL,t L1 JL* ; ''4v I AI ..;, , Ryan jç I - ,ii Ii , -- '' & - - Dissolutions Of Marria e % 01 r -Slat sph4led Iedr PLAYCARE CASSELBERRY t~ ____ 11; ) - - -- - [ ,__ - - -=s- - .S--= " - - ' ---- ''- - - 36c per pound " Eggs, large Beef liver Ground beef Chicken, whole Turkey . ' 67c per 12-ounce jar 67c per dozen allowance for protein for people.) Products are listed in order of in(Teasing cost for 20 grams (if protein. nlanY 15c . - '*' drives me up a wall. could keep her company while allowing her to have her to her. lie is a dear, sweet, loving she sits, and I said i would be boyfriend keep her colclpany Should I mention it? DEAR ABBY: This problem man, and I love being married 1all right. D Dea r hile she sits. Because you h as bugged me for years. It to him. He has the disposition of WONDERING Lately, both my husband and have no "proof." and are concerns my husband's an angel, and he's kind and DEAR WONDERING: I suspect that they have been proceeding only from a People wear dark glasses _4V inability to cope with anything generous and everything a wife Y using our home as rendezvous "feeling," make no ac- indoorsforas'arietyofreasuus. unpleasant. I would call it his could want in a inart, but his r f&, imporper behavior. (We cusations. k Some do so because they have problem, only It doesn't seem to irresponsible attitude about have no proof-Just a feeling.) DEAR ABBY: What is your an eye problem. On the chance bother him. I'm the one it matters that I cons ider imI Should we now tell her that opinion of people who wear that bothers, so that makes it MY portant makes me want to WC do not want her to have any dark glasses indoors? (I don't be a this is thetoraso it would problem, right? scream. kindziess refrain from inale company in our home i n mean "tintedil- I When we receive bills, they mean mentioning IL What (10 you advise me to do, know they're paid. Don't nag our absence? DARK, which makes It üncould lay six mon ths, and he'd Abby ? CONFIDENTIAL TO MY him. Nobody's pethet, and his If something unfortunate possible to their eyes.) never open them. it he gets a REA DERS: 11 you or a relative "E" ININIO. faults are minor compared to were to happen in our horne, we I have a friend who comes to call from someone, - who Wants DEAR I: Face ft. You'll some he could have, spent three months or more would feel responsible. Are we visit me, she never removes her Inhas a mental hospital, please tell some information he promised ncer change th is dear, seet, DEAR ABBY: A high school wrong? And how should we dark glasses the entire tune she me what problems Were en. to have ready but didn't get lo%ing, generous man, so roll neighbor girl sits with our is here. I like to make eye countered after re(urning to the ,around to, he doesn't return the with the punches. children about two nights a WE W'S" contact with people I tk with community. You need not call. Why not take over the week. She is a pleasant, quiet DEAR "W'S": You are not and I find this very frustrating. disclose your Identity. Thank } puts things off in- household bills? lie may girl and the children love her. wrong. Tell the girl that you Am I be ing picky? I have you. definitely. Needless to say. this melcon)c the Idea. and you'll She asked if her boyfriend have changed your mind about never made my feeliligs known ABBY grains Is about one-third the recommended daily 9c - - protein. But peanut butter, Dried beans I.-,_ _. - _____________ .. - 1 Peanut 6ter Adams -Rh tidy Engaged - it Food N. _____________ Ra inus THE COST OF PROTEIN PAme and bills It a as apstan aryatids :assock :atamaran e n average prices in United ' I? _________ ro Department of Agriculture in June 1975, It's based on _____ _,A,_-- 4 - - iffea. reasons beyond their control Do the essenUals first, then - ________ _______ 'f Betty Eastham of Meadowlark, accompanied by he r daughter, Dawn, traveled to Ft. lauderdale over the holiday week to visit her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. ymond L. Tramell. Mrs. Eastharn said sightseeing "is out of the question due to the tremendous influx of t i M High Meat Prices they may not be able to comply. take tbne out for fun and %'Ih1C) (Aug. ept. 22) If games. _____ - (et P - .. ________ _________________ For Older People 111 - IT BD RAN RA 10 First United Methodist Church, long tapered sleeves and at- Alford, Martha Courier and tached chapel length train. It Debbie Staley. Oviedo. Organist was Dr. F. E. was appliqued with Venise lace Howard Wynn served as best Schocnbohm and soloist was medallions. Her headdress, a Miss Paula Cauthan of full length mantilla, was edged man and ushers were Mike Columbus, Ga. in matching lace. She carried a Staley, Full Parsons, Ernie 'tt... L_ i : , . £ uriuc Is me daug -- nammoncl, h ter of large nosegay of deep red roses Mike Hodges.Jerry Ridley and Mr. and Mrs. James Merritt and baby's brea th. Staley, 595 Whippoorwill Lane, Shannon LingoCourier was fl ower Mrs. Beth Whirley served as girl and Jimmy was Oviedo. The bridegroom is the matron of honor in a gown of son of him. Rutll Willi,lins, 2622 burgundy pol Yester interlock ring bearer. Fourth St., Brunswick, (;a. and featuring halter styling and a The couple will make their the late Dewey Williams. long sleeved Jacket with at- home at 16 MikehI St., pt. 2, Given in marriage by her tached hood. She carried a Statesboro, Ga. -•' - Mrs. to make unreasonable demands PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) upon loved ones today. For Arrange yo ur priorities toda y. 's. - and the young couple did some sightseeing j the Central Florida area. -_ TAURUS (April 20-May 20)11 21) Your household duties may you have a misunderstanding not receive all the attention today with one you're very fond they deserve today. Your mind of,bethefirsttosay "Sorry." It is likely to be on other will work wonders CAPRICORN ( Dec. Wan. GEMINI (May 21-J une 20 ) 19) Your feelings could be The easy way out is not your needlessly wounded today If answer today. If you hope to you read into situat,iorLs that achieve. you're going to have to whFich was not intended. Look6 put fo rth effort, for the brigh t side, CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're not likely to be YOUT Don't expect favors from tzual industrious self till later busirim contracts that they in the day. Take car e you don't may not be In a posiUon to let things pile, deliver. Appraise ,matters Bradford Dinsmore in ^ - - S.C. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. I REMAH I CHESSATNLW QUJIERUHORT I CSOUE B 6 S UK COAL Q U J VHS TA FPO ICCEREMON VALOR AEMLAMC ITTERNPEYC E D E N R C R 0 FT R U C PH K E NANCYSHTPEANLVUSX YNDCATAMARANIG GI .. . ZFi;_ Mrs. Woodfin. Marge and Bill Leskowyak of Smith of Kissimmee ; Jean Alan Nelson of Seville. Burton of Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Moore of Greensboro, Bill and Cathy Woodfin of The - I Bob Montana T ALL FELL OUT! ( ARIES March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't hold back today from Yu'ii, not apt to m anage today doing something nice for as pnidently as your normally another just because this do. Don't let things you can't Person has ,vt always come afford tempt you. PODGE IT . Cloud: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. while the Gauthiers were here For Monday, January 5, 1976 through ior you. - _________________________________ - changed, By Oswald & James Jacoby you're negotiating anything They are valid and we hope If North had Just raised his they will be understood. Law important today, approa ch the YOUR BIRTHDAY partner to three notrump changes are a necessary situation realistically. Focus on j. s, 1971 there would be no reason to nuisance These new laws the existing facts only. write about today's hand. You will develop new represent a tremendous LIBRA (Sept. M,FFOcit. 23) teresb this coming year that South would have had no trou- amount of work and while not Today, take your share of the will expose you to a new and ble bringing in nine tricks, perfect are an improvement Stil l, we can't blame Nor th burden as seriously as your co- interesting group of friends. for trying a Stayman two remain n eff os'er the oldecones The' will workers, or you may end UP Seek was to broaden Yotw t for at least clubs and then raising his five years. without helpers. knowledge. partner to the spade game. West opened the king of (For a copy of J4COBY hearts looked at dummy, MODERN, send $1 to 'Win CARNIVAL by Dick Turner counted points and saw that at Bridge," C/O this South needed every missing newspaper, P.O. Box 489, ____ face card to hold the 16 he Radio C,ti, Station- Nw York EEK & FIND' \iJ I' -'IS CQJLD R5EEc' r '7 bJ ___________________ IT ,v- I ' how The Nelsorts then Proceeded Kathleen Staley became the father, the bride wore a formal single long-stemmed white bride of Dewey Nicholo gown of white angel skin satin rose, Bridemaids, attired Williams Jr. in a candlelight, over bridal taffeta. Styled on an Identically to the honor at. double ring ceremony per- A-line empire silhouette, the tendant, were Jaime Hen. formed Dec. 27 at 6:30 p.m. by gown featured a V-neckline, derson, Robin Lingo, Mary Rev. A. ._.i mom mom - HNNIM, a RMENNIM Room S1111111 I -- ______________________ WCCK were members of Mrs. Nelson's time for Mr. Nelson's family. Meadowlark entertained their family including her mother They included his mother, Mrs. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. ma Smith, Mr. and••Mrs. Maudie Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Al be rt Gauthier of .1. i_ Fu IF I "i. •inu airs. Larry Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Norfolk, Va., over the ChristLa wrence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dean from Lakeland; mas holidays. Th e Leskowyaks Milton Campbell. all of St. Sylvester B. Nelson, Mrs. Irene hosted a family get-together WOMMEH... NOMMM 4K. S'AvEv.' AT , rri 6. 00L I hamilton, Ohio, Visiting with their daughter and family. It was the "first time ever that 'Y parents have spent Christmas In Florida," said [ Vows Solemnized ___________________ U1i4lfl Of )I'I LIII' Douglas Michaels. Also present family reunion was held, this is.; .,,......... In - " - and Mrs. John and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr. to Lake Wales where another GEMINI (May 21-June ) workout. You may even catch suffix 40 Small You're very good at getting up on correspondence. barracuda CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. your ideas across today. If you 41 Violent storm nm,thIni' of n material iir.i ;nf.-rvi.itlnn 1Q 11V WAIM IJIJJiUI iluu. ,i.uiiusi nature may call for promptf) to pass on, speak up. (June 21-July 221 handling today. You should be You may have the opportunity able to manage It efficiently. ll ' illlI AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) today to help one you're fond of out a problem. Assist Your personality will appear a 000MIEM RON 0 10 ui sort bit more dynamic than usual where you can. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) You're today. The impression you'll Ill l.. jll a good team player today, make will be favorable. JlllljJ___________ better than you would be on PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) \SSO(i ate with YOU tend to pl ace the iriterest5 I)ur OWfl _ - Jl jljj who share your views. ofothersaboveyourown today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Your unselfish gestures will be Jill, -; Jilli You can overcome your appreciated. by focusing rectlessnesa . -. . Jill your YOUR BIRTHDAY energies on a worth while Jan. 4, 1976 th e old do-itendeavor. Get out .. l yourself kit. You are likely to have more M LIBRA fSept. 23-Oct 23) Jl Situations you personally take a opportunity to apply your skill! jJ hand in managing today should and talen ts this coming year come off rather smoothly. Use than you have had for a while. A iiii your organizing talents. job well done will reap rewards.I Mg holidays. Mr. Correspondent DIAL guests of Mrs. Nelson's sister your phone will get a real roject. the C1inSUnS hohda> visiting relatives On both sides of th e family in other parts of the state. The Nelsons first went to Laughman where they Were the WILO _____ Terraces has the pleasure of having her parents here for the NANCY Ernest, Teresa and Julie, spent nor" __ _ ___ _. CO8YOMTtN,. \ r ) :1 i c ro Sunday, Jan. 4, lVfl-3C Sta ley-Wi l iams l Joe and FR 12 Being (Latin) 38 Brazilian t Roman bronze , aba 91 ASS appendages O Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Holidayvisits Enjoy e ed EIYIG t_I_w°1 j - In And Around Winter Springs - 22 electricity IE BORN LOSER P - & H0 N (print) I fox - - I 58 Chin-face es 74 South African _ [ A L I fishermen SUb$tIflcø 20 0 SIvWn - - '--'.--.-.- - - nickname k jrel! 'or booboo Is Cleansing %,..\~_ I 44 Masculno mollusk -- Puzzl e HOROSCOPE 00 A ElCIL' um fII I Mort Walker -- 'S- '--- =-- '-- . • - S - nc-- - - S .- S - 'r. --- - -.-..-._-- ---,- -. - �__ ill" - -- r%ir v- - V]X: -- 1. - - - - - - -- •' - - - •- • i -. nr- - - .- rzz ---a- ., - - -- - -- - -- -. - -= . - .- i -- - -- --- -- --- -• -•. .. —,--- - - - •; - • . - - - • -i. - - --rn '-r -- t -rr -rtrr .nr !T---z,. . :r r :-- _ .- - - , ._n-.--, t'- ,,r,-a.? ynJr.. rrr r. rnrwr . n.srt-n .rnn.tr - T'W, r€.fl.r, fl .r'v r - - According To - Expert Professional 10 - . a. Women Some Can Do Home Repars i Well As a F~ 0 As Men Erill By VIVIAN BROWN A woman often hesitates to do tricity must have a basic unvacuum cleaner and talcum Some repairs may be of ape- mains of the bulb. AP Newifeatures Writer something because she knows derstanding of what he is doing. powder. It's a job that can be In using the cookbook setup, cml interest to women for Women are more she doesn't have the But once you understand what example, how to remove a bro- the repairs have been assern- done by a homemaker who mechanically inclined than background, but men often you are doing you will have ken light bulb, always a ticklish bled with a list of utensils and hasn't yet learned to use a lot of HOME they may realize, says a long, psyche themselves into being enough confidence to do a job I problem. The first step requires ingredients, a step-by-step solo- fancy tools. time professional house repair heroes doing things thej aren't knowing that you are not going Locate the source of the turning off the electricity. The lion and the average time it 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, ,,.4, expert, Alvain Ubell of equipped to do. He will do to get hurt. The most impor tant _____________________________________________________ broken bulb Is grasped with a should take to do the project. squeak, then open the tight 'i ' ": '___ 1 , W --.---- - I I _ Q10 . ~ A I$ I ~* ......Z ~ ,0 0s. I — .. , ll?LLJ ç;,, ~ . I . A . p_ _J_# I.i:l' I ii, I ; . '.;! 1. consideration is learning how to why women shy away from afraid, but actually he should do it." certain repair jobm~. "Macrame, knitting, cooking --11 1 1 1 1il il il lilil il ilil .2 y - . ., 0 S folded newspaper and removed. Rattling windows should be qui. floorboards slightly by in_1 - -- — . I plained. In his book, "Ilecipes for he insists. "Anyone who works on dec. Home Repairs," written with cem SIv,1er & st Ar'.n.. In Sc Corp to Morten I . I , I ~ 04. it IR A -L3 I /;.It When the stick is secure, it 30 minutes, If you are lucky, a broom. Vacuum excess ,-. erclockwbe to remove what re chisel, a ituiwiter, broom, much from cracks. The procedures in the book have been tested successfully by men arid women "who have never soldered, sawed, plastered or planed," say the authors. tut-D) itt'il 1) tlt(tUr ',m f- j?LhrkO & G.iil to '.t RIh17d Sht't?s & Virti,ii,,i tu Crnron Drown Consumer Fm., V F7 , Mid ii,, to Jack H. McCftr Harold G. Rlmbey 8. WI Ruth S., It 6 Busidect Inc., Lt 503 Weive Hunt Mazza so wt Diane B., It. S. 81k C, Nancy F. to Rodger A. RN1RUIII& WI James E. Harrison Jr. & wt. Janet Inc. to Wm. P. Baumstark a WI & wt brine & lot $4, San ianta, 81k 4. Heftier Homes, Cori. 5C 1, Club Fox Hunt. Sec 3, 17,100. enevo Janice Swwater ecl Oaks, Set. B 163.400, 6., 5633.03' of; all of SE'., of It 3 81k IS. North Orlando, 1st Adn., Palmine, It 34, 01k I RepI. of Sh. i a Sec., $29,000 133.500. Magnolia Svc. Crp to Morton Iota Bernard 10 Ira I. Stakes Sr. NW'4 Sec 252029. lets portion desc, $100. • 2 North On, Townilt. 4th Addn., Daniel A. Smith, sill. to Henry A. Maurice W. Hart Jr. & WI Carlen Builders Inc., It 504. Wekiva Hunt GOrdens 1C. °° E 36464' of N' of SE'-i of Sec. 17-70 Patrick J. McNulty 8. wt. 132.900. Hardy Jr., a wt Ellen I.. Lois? £ tO G. to Maurice W. Hart, Its 21 & 23, Club Fox Hunt. Sec 3, IJ.000. 32, $10,000. Richard P. Burgoon& WI Patricia Phitomena to Sam M. Levine 4. *1. Dominik Krasovec Sr.. sgI to 01k D. Tn. 13, Sanlando Springs, 01k N. Longwood Perk. $100. - PhIlipJ.lmrnediatel.wf Angelina Don C. Opperman. sgt. 8. Grace to Patricia B. Burgoon, Trustee, Slndy Pam. ltS8ikC. Carriage Hill Dominik Krasovec Jr.. sal. or 13.000. Florine N. Weider.muller, sgl. to to Albert N. FireIaugh III & WI C., sql. to Thurman F. Ramsey & wt SW 1 4 of NW'i of SW'.. Of Sec. 771)1. Un., 137.000 Dominik Sr., sgl t ten, lot 73. Sun Star Dcv , Inc. to Fla. Stan George flex Nichelson& wt Lena, It Dorothy .i .1? 89 Apple Valley Un. 3, Yule 8., Unit 404, Village CI Wind & SE'.. Of NE'.. CI SE'a etC 045cc 3 STUDIO 1, 2,3 Warren H. Rahn & wt, Helen to Quail Pond East Aodn to CU, $100. darci Land Dcv. Corp. Lot 229 6.01k D. Camelot Un. No- 1,139,000. $4L000 21-31, 1100. meadows No 4,1)0,000, Arthur J i(Ilppet 8. wt Marion R. BEDROOM SUITES Dominik Krasovec Jr., sgt. to Forest Brook, St-c. 4, Louise P. Gilpin to Duane I. H. A. Miller Constr.. Inc. to James Lot 1781k E. Lake Onienta Hills Un. Dominik Krasovec Sr. & Dominik (QCD) Fla. Standard Land Dc' 2 BEDROOM Bailey I WI Patricia. Lot 21, 01k A, A. Miles S. wt Cynthia K., LI 17 f' 2. 133.900 Sr., Lot 26, 81k EA, Lalie Ellen Addn Corp to Craig UnIon, It 229 Forest Triplett lake Shores .thin. $100 TOWNHOUSES Walden Tern., 123,500. 1St Nail Inv. Amer.. Inc. to Joseph to CO. $100. Brook. Sec 1. 1100. Richard Williams. w)dr, to John 0. Roseanne Markey to Dan. M. J. Veron Kyle Jr.. 8. Margaret S a Nellie N. Balkus, Lt 4 Ilk , Craig Linton Sr. to Allen I Bvckanan 8wf Edith N.. Lot 6. Ilk Merrill I WI Ed, A., Lt2 01k ED, Roberts (form. Kyle) to James P. Pei, Lot 779 Forest Brook Shadow Hill, S3330. 13, W•attterilield lit Addn,, $5,490. Lake Ellen Addn to CO. 132.900. Demon Nolce Jr. & WI. Ann cv at. Mathis & WI. Eloise. Lot 13, 81k F, Fourth Sec. 1-4.000. Freedom Fed. to Mtg. Guar, Ins. Elmeterlo C. &r'isasola & wt to Joseph F. Furrer & *1. Mary N SO' Oakland Shores. 1st Addn, 174.000. Nader Homes Inc. to Michael A Corp. lot 12, 01k A. Steling Park Un. Valera K. to Christina Babe & of Lot I, 81k H, Northgage, $100. 1505 W. 25th St. (QCD) James H. Jenkins Sr. to Culligan & wt La Jo M., It 10 lake No. 1, 133.600. Virginia Cooley. It 21. Twenty West, Joseph F. Furrer 8. WI. Ma ry e to Miriam Moye Jenkins. E 10' of Lt 11 Searcy Shores, 133.600 Guy I. Herndon & WI Alma D. to 111.200. SANFORD Noice Jr. 4. WI Ann w, & all Of 12 & W 10' of 13, 81k 11, Arnold B. Albert S. wt Margarita Richard L. Gibbs & wI Eva M, Li 1 , Lindsey, wdr. to Barlow P ' Harriett 14 Dunlap & lIb wm , & Wynnewood, $100 1974. I. to Walter E. Smith Jr., £ wt larch 8. E 16' o12, 81k 55, Sanlando the Wlin & wt Myrtle P., It 9 less Charles Clayton Jr. Etux Etal. to .i.. Lot 2. Ilk B. Spring Lake Hills, Hames C. Nolce 8. wI. Naomi, Lt , Beautiful, Palm Springs 50'. 81k 6. Tier 1, C. P. Tratfords Professonatly Managed oreta S. Villameuva. sgl. condom, $12,900. less SS'.of9&1e55N35'o19 81k H Sec., $26,500. By Suburb Map,.&Lt101essESO'0lk6,Tierl. a-t. Unit tO Bldg 0. Cherrywood NorlISgage. Presbytery of NE tic, etc to Cot-a Stallworih, wid. to Luke Tratfords Map, 1)6.000. Donald W. Wilson & wt. Linda E. Gdns, 137.000. Joseph H. Gonslavus 8. *1 Cecile, Amos Stiltwrth, SQl., Beg. 10 CII. N ComBank WP. Exec. iii Andrew b— j11)hb0t1t _d' to Arthur A. Mascarello & wt. James H. Mitchell & WI. Edvina to Irc,m NE car. of SE'.. of Sec. 21 21 )0 Of SE cor. 04 Sec 10-21 31. n.m W 2.16 Stine to John P. Boyd 6 *1 LillIan Superior Consir. Co llk., 104 43. 61k run W .Ilung N lne of S1'.. 46 Adelaide A., SW '..f 51: d o Nf , C. etc.. 1)00. 0. It 1, 81k H Oakland Ests., Ind Nader Homes, Inc. to Carlton Jaymor Corp. to Robert I. Olive £ Sec 17-20 31. $57,500 B, A B Stevens Addn Midway, etc iioo James A. Hounti & WI Alice to M _____________ Sec., 116.400 Gene Cornish 8. wt Sandra M. Lt I wt. flonna 0.. Lot 103, Northwood, (QCD) Biagio B. Montrlt I. wt Thomas Von Vood,iS&wl Sandra 5. Mejelyn D. Stlne, sgl to ion P. lake Searcy Shorn. 130.400. 130,700. Phyllis 0, Richardson S. hb. Vents to Michael J. Distelano, sgl, S 21' of Lot 12 & Lot 13. lI'Il S 471 Boyd & wt Lillian 0., It 1 61k H Got-won W. Workmen & wt Louise Daniel W. Goodson & wt. Jo1snie lot S, 01k 2. Weathvrsliejd 1st Addn, James to Roy G. Williams £ wt. .,.. Oo,ddr.d P. ,. hJ 4C, $U.43. ,. 'to t '.ar W. C..c. & 1 '.' .ar, I.. to R4SflkjA. La. irnrv & soil. Sur A,'... Ow. R,i C.. It I C 2'I Argyle Sec., 142.3(10. Al A. Price Jr. S. WI Jill t Keith F. Its 7 4. $ Wellington Addn.. 123.500. E 67' of It 33 &W I' of 32. 81k 0, Crank Constr. Co. to Robert D. Court, 17.500. __ C.albert Constr., Inc. to Cameron- Fuller & wt Nary. It 9 (less W P) David H. MacGillis & wt Edna M. English Ests Un 3, 146,900 Garrets S. WI. Mabel I.,Lot 32 01k F Devco of On, Inc. to Roger W ______ Brown Co. Its 2 7 0 & 10, 01k A. & __ Ilk Norhtgate, 147,100. to Mark P. Monroe & wt Lola I., lot Wreno Homes, Inc. to James I Woodmere Park, Ind repl., $21,900. Wilkins & wt. Bette A. It I 01k N loIs 4. S. & 10 01k B. Highland Hills Watmsley Bait & Tackle Co. to S. 81k 7 RepI. BIks 7 & portion of 01k Merritt & *1. Marlene F., It 701 132,300. DIlery D. Dc Santo A. WI Ellen to Camelot Un 7. (in lieu of Fcl.) 1393,300. Wm. C. Poole S. WI lrrnodean, 141(10' 2, Wynnewood, 110.300. Wrenwood His Un, 2. $32,100. Guardian Mtg, Inv. to Isaac G David Ravine. sgl., Lot 432. Van Catbert Dec. Corp to Cameron- t 1140'90' ' 01W 1 of lot 12. Fli. C David Strewn & WI Sara to Ricara Corp to Eugene A. Bell & Aridate Osborne Ualck Hammock, Murphrey & wI. Ernesilne H., Lot _____ FR OM mRR0NDA HOMES grown Co.. Ito, 11111k A. Lt* 14.17 01k Land &Co$on. Co. Celery Plantation, David P. Strewn. Lots 61 7, 81k C. WI Mary M., Lot 99 Howell Estt. 5.50.000, 107 Barclay Woods, Ind Add I. Lots 13 S. 4.3$, Ilk C, S. 1.11, elk Let us build one of $32,000. S.anlando Yr. 15, Ind repl., $20,200. RepI., 143.500. James H. Saunders & WI. Sharyn 131.600. D, a i-i. Ott 0, Highland Hills (in our unique homes on C. S. Las £ wI 0. E. to Clara Jane Lake lend Corp. to Michael I. Charles E. Jones & wt. Helen to & James Young to Ocean Fed. Say & Guardian Mtg. Inv. to John L. & llou of Itt) $100. your own private lot. Lee. Beg. iNS' N £ IDE of SW car of Tubb, Trustees, Lot 208. W 26' of 71, Paul W. Brown & wt. Dorothf B., E Loan, lot 74. 81k 0, Camelot Un No. Suzarwie Miller. lot 101, Barclay Calbeft Dcv. Corp to Cameron. NW%. Of SW.. of Sec. 11.71.31, run E. Normandy Square. 13. We offer 10 different '-, of NE '4 of SW '.4 of Sec 7719-79, 1 $100. Woods, lit Addn.. 137.500 Brown Co., Tracts I & II. Hisland 162.1' S 43' etc., $100. Plans for you to select from Wm. I. Morgan to Wm. W. Tyre S. & S 100' of E 100' of W 430' of SE '..of Eoghart N. Kelley & *1 Jennifer to Devoco of Orl, Inc. to letter F. Hilts (in Iltu of Id) S100, Palm Shadows, I nc. to Robed I D. Wits. W. lyre Jr.. 9:antors itt: lots SE '. of NW '.. 119.300. PIICLD rIOM Gie'seler S. WI. Jacqueline S U 3, Milton H. Bevis, Trustee, thAt part J. P. S. 0.. Inc. to B. E. Williams & Franklin & wt Leah G. lot 29 Palm B C 13 S. 23.25, ltd. H. 0. Due-ant John P. Jones, sgl. S. Linda Jones, 81k H. Camelot Un. 7, $32,500 of 81k 3N, Tier 9. V Check's 414,300 - 123,0001 WI Ann N., 1137 Little 1k Georgia Shadows, 14.700. Adda to Lake Mary, $17,000. 59. to Clyde B. Hater S. wt. Kathy Devco of On. Inc. to Pedro P. Amended Plat Etc., E. P Tr.*tfords New models ooen for display, so come on over and Tei- r., 17,000. Josephine Alexander, sgl. to Wm. J. Gibbons to Devtsil B. Map of Sanford etc. $179,600 N., Lot I, Ilk K Sky Lart s.d. Rodriguez & wt Olga I. N. It SI, 81k choose the right one for you. Thomas Akridge. $ql to Clayton Ephraim E. Clarke I Pearlene. Lot Tripl ett & wt Juanita J., W 73' of It $3L200. H. Camelot James Carver, Odn. prop. Fred a Un, 7. 116,000 Tj,i iv'tia., 'srw..sCa , Thomas, from SW cot-. of PIE'-. of 16, Lone Pines, 116,100 6. 01k I1,Tiei'ö. E. P. Traf fords Map 'a.J J. 5%$ tW'J' I',, C. Wilson to Virginia L. Ferguson, tw.tra e'.d " Sec 7-21-30 run E 421.34' along So. Nader Homes, Inc. to 'John T. Of Sanford, $100. Its 34 S. IS, Replat of Wekiva boundary etc., 114.100. Nolan & wt Carol V., It. It? Lake Gus Stephens to Martha Stephens. Campsites. $21,000. A. Dewey Smith & WI Dorothy to Searcy Shores, 139,200. 1 ,4 itt: Lot 150, J. 0. Packard 1st I Charles Calytonsir,,Etux Etal to A. Dewey Smith & wI Dorothy & Nader Homes, Inc. to Gerald P. AddnMidway, $100 Louise H. Rodmart. condom, ap' Edwin P. Smith & Shirley A. Harp 1. wt Isabelle N., It. 6. lake Iii PH. (30S)66S4170 or 421.2117 Mary Lee Price to J. 0. Price Jr Unit I Bldg. D. Cherrywood Gs. -. Cramer. it. ten. It 32, 81k 8, Druid Searcy Shores. 179.700. sql., S 330' of H 10 (IS. of W lb-4 6' of 170.000. Hills Park, $100. Winier Springs Div. Corp to Lot 17, BIk D. 0. R Mitchell Survey Cass*lberry Gdns. Inc. to Din- Nader Homes, Inc., 2699 Lee Rd.. Of Levey GrantE of Hwy 17 $100 . ____ nison Lee Jr., It 63, elk C. Lake Suite $01. WP, Lot 434, Winter -_ Dixie D. Humes, wid. to Robert I. Kathryn Part 4th Addn, 11.000. SprIngs Un. a, 111.3". Cope & wt Martha V, S 70' of N 330' JohnieL. Perry, sQl & Eliz. Perry, Of W 114.6' of that part of Lot 17. 81k Quay Design & 0ev., Inc. to James BY LARRY SAXON $91. to B. F. Ward, Sr.. It. 9 Garden 0, D. P. Machells Survey of levy kirtland Jr. £ WI Lot-ate C., Lt 4 Grove Un, No. 1, 144,1000. Grant, E of Hwy 17.97. $74900 Ilk 2. LIncoln Hts., Sec 2, $11,400. George J. Scftmldt to Wade I. Bertram F. Gould & WI Janet to Dear Mr. Saxon, Shoemaker Constr. to Charles D. 6 --., ~. - t,anh.( . )rcl Luxury Patio Apartments . I -- - ________________________________________________________ Seminole County real property valued at $2,585,733 changed ownership during the week ending Dec. 26, compared with $2,593,166 in real estate conveyances during the same week of FROM , 125 - ,. 322-2090 Real estate conveyed locally in '$975 to date was valued at $208,104,303 • * , ',IInI'a, • -UN 0 It La. qc 2 Z NE " W IDEA. ______ XZZ -- 01 - 6 • rf 'b" .', - -' Real Estate Traynham, Beg. at SW Car ul NI-s of Dunn & wf Linda L.. Lt n Blk C Vavghn Motors Inc . Lt% 1 2 A, 3 Olk SW'i of SE'i.. of NW11 4 Sec 71.19 29 E Talmo s & N 260' of W 1114' CI Idyllwildi Of Lath Arbor, Sac 5: etc.. $9,000. It 17 01k 0, D. P. Mitchell Survey of 132.900. Wm, P. Marlin & WI Norma C. to levy Grant E of Hwy 1117. 15,000. Charles K. Harmon 1, WI Mary I. Brack Steel, md. & Truste•ei $1 Ann to Winston 0. Kelley & wf Perry I. Marlin & *1 Deborah k, El-, of SWI-4 of NW1.4 of NW1 4 of Sec. to Vaughn Motors Inc.. 3 i3e, of N Ill Vet-dine C., It? elk C. Idyltwilde of 2130-30. & of 5W'.. of PIW'a of cit. of W 114.6' of It 17 01k D. 0. P. Loch Arbor, Sec 4, 149,500. 1 4 S. PR., $100. of Mitchell Survey of levy Grant, 0 of Dennis I. Rotenbirger, to NW Sandra I. Rotenberger long Be v erly, If $1 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Robert l Cope & wt MarTha to (married) Lot 95 Oakland Hills, Adcln, 139,500 Vaughn Motors Inc .5 70' DI N 330' ° Robert J. Bishop. Trustee to W of 1114' of It 17 81k 0. 0. . I— ______ . — Weltiva Hunt Club Fow Hunt, SK 1, & 44, Angtidale. I"s part, 11I.M. . .- Fletcher Prop.. Inc. to T. Andrew GoelsrIng Constr. Co. Inc., Lot!. BIk JoSeph B. George, sql & James C. Pughe & wi Carolyn from p1. 991.9' 0. Sweetwater Oaks. Sec.?, 116.900. George, sql. to Luger" Black, W 92' W of SE cot-. of NE'.. 01 Sec. 21.21 30 The Huskey Co to F. 0. P. Corp.. Of N 136' of 1116. P0bin5ni Addn, etc., 159.500. Inc., lot 72, 01k A. Sweetwater Sanfovd. SIM. Condov. Car p to Howard T. Borger Oaks. S4K. 9. $117.1110M. Rolland J. Di Jong & #1 Rita to & wt Jacquelyn P.. Lt 12 EveniEntr., Inc.to Dale E . Moyer Gyle E. Workman & wt Lois V, Lt 4, Mtstherlon Village, Un. 1. S2S.000. & wt M.. Lot 3. elk D. Duck Pond Actdn CO. 14.000. H. Miller & i0t5 of Orl., Inc.. to Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 7, 1105.000. Ma,n,.,MIs !v': ('p o"c'n Fredr.ct W. Hegen Ill 6 wt ian:e P.err!!l P. 'tcr: 4. s'f V.'lUo to Buifdet-s Inc. lot 440 Weklva Hunt I ,tot il-I, San Sebastian Hts., Un Joan Fritz, Lot 25, The Springs Club Fox Hunt, Sec 3. 17,000. A. 126.300. Shsdowd Village, 131.500. __ ____ La Dons , ~-~-_- _a_ . VA Zlt:7 -_ "I, The Muskey Co. to Earry A. 136.500. ________ ...'... ................... -'-' - .4 ..; "S -- - ! - ij~ ... . - ..'I :'Lf ,'.!, - I '.....-e',..- . . - ''- j ____ ! I Ii ____________________________ _____ _____ _______. _____ ______ 0 7V Ar~ __ :_ - ------I--- --_-_; building can't be priced at o%er 712 times gross to make a cash profit. You b ro kers say "cap rate," whatever that Is. To me, a electronic photo-listing services Mr. 'r. o. I)ear Mr. 1.0., ________ . --• . ______ - . •— - --- ____ i ' . _A~~~.~ - __ ~__-_ - --------.-- --.---. ---- - - - - 7_xrA _ __ L . . -- . fft __ ____ Your letter supports my column of last week. To "You," a another look at the property. Has it changed character just because ills priced at 8 or 9 times gross? Is it any different today than it was yesterday? Suppose the owner dropped his price to 74 ________________..;I ... 't - -- I I / ____________________________ " W . -______________ ________ 4 -, I . ________________ ___ _________ ..,, _______ ______________________________________ -- ______ - _________________ ________ ____________ --. V7 11, ~~_____ 4:- ____ ____ •,. ' SINUS 1 cius" GRAND GOLF GIVEAWAY their clients aI As a member of the ERA System. which now serves virtually every major population center In tii!ding priced at 71. tL'nes you as a building priced at 9 times gross? Of course, there might have to be other benefi ts at the 9 times gross figure to make the property interesting such as a high potential appreciation in the foreseeable future (another type tax shelter. It Is obvious that all the cash flow the 7' times gross building in taxes. Would a gross tX? of as much tax shelter for . provided you each month cuts down the tax shelter generated by the depreciation. Right? So if you were in need of the maximum tax shelter of which the b ui ld ing was capable, each dollar In cash recivedbyyouwouldcut the ta xl Tc' that client, whi ch building is a "bad" bu ilding? It has to be the one sihich will do th e least for him, doesn't it? And 1110 7 times gross building Is the one, u, the benefitsyou require (cash flaw) makes the 7'- times building a good building, but to the high-tax client. the sanx started: no building is good or bad except as it does or does not provide "benefi ts" to us. Th e actual physical property has no th ing to do wi th It except as I ts tota l over-all benef its and deuinients affect the Individual considering it. I,r S I'st' been reading your article every week and I've decided )OU are just clever enough (ado what I want done. I own a piece of 4146 tronic data transmission equipment in Slenstrom's office can receive Photos and descriptions inspect homes available for sale in their new town before actually %isitinst the town. 11sing lh,. ERA Sy:tcm sear I : K ~~ 44, g r - .'= : ' pen.se. a • - S / • — ? .2 1Z S 0, 'S A, S 0 0 5 0 = 9 a ..!~ -rus 2Ai . tI,ti* * Tic, .nfirj F'la. 32771 • • I • .... —Z 44 • - . do • S 04 lah • . V 01 - ... h-a S I ' -.- EMESOMEE1 Em M ,.- - - ' . S 511 . \ tn CAI , S '.k' M S - . . • 04 I i1 '4 or3;t2 as un 0 ~4 here 10 Denver, Tampa, San Francisco, or any of hundreds of other cities, can come Into our office, and within a few minutes be looking at and descriptions of homes In their new city,People that list their homes for sale with our office also benefit from the ERA System, because their home is entered into the ERA listing inventory and then becomes available to families moving to Sanford and Nor th Seminole County. of • 5 ell 0 W : n , ci t,, , -a U. W • a i t ii~ V0 E . - - U E c'. ci u 2 Q o -- Nothing like ERA has ever been made available before in Sanford;' says Stenstrom, "and agency is proud to be able to Provide the ERA service to the Greater Sanford area. There isour no extra charge for the benefits of ERA, regardless of whether you are moving of the area, or selling your home locally." estat:! problems to Wve. X. • S . ^.- ~Z 1rruj% I . r ~_J ! "jjthIJft ~- 1 Al LLI ~ ". 1~ I I1 4I __ V4 i fl - "L 1c\ _J La 0111111111111 1i .1 1 1 1 1 ~S9 ( 9 11his exciting home warrinty contract is growing in quP -VJOM to: Rcal F-Itate Investments, 7V. flcr,iri, ltrrRW, yJ Nr;rt1i •___ S . it lI_.0 property In the new town that generally meets the requirerne t of the transferring family. The day of modern marketing practices and techniques has come to the and in the Greater Sa nford area, Stenstrom Realty real estate industry, Is at the head of their professionth rough their extensive experience, their membership with Electronic Realty Associates, and by their genuine concern AnddedicAtion to those having real U 1,, • , 1t_ 4,5 12 0 ~ C g 4 In about six minutes, the ERA "Moving Machine" will com pl a data transmlsa jon to Slcnstrom Realty here in Sanford, and a sheet with pictures ete and descriptions of six homes Current]) for sale in the new town will he handed to the interested family. • • S For-people planning a move from Sanford and Nor th Seminole County, th e ERA System works like this: A representative of Stenstrom's will ta lk with th e relocating family to defer-mine th e size, price and type of home in which the family is interest ed , The local Realtor th en feeds th is informa ti on to ERA via the ERA "moving Machine" in Stenstrom's office. Pe rs onnel at ERA Headquarters in Kansas City th en co nsult the computer- managed photo-listing Inventory for PoPularity with kqli- - Who can look to a faster sale of their home, and with buyers, who can expect twelve mon ths of Jmost eost.free repairs on any of the covered components or systems. ____ 1--- S - - Sfrid Your - . i c' I,: J ' ZI 1 trdn(erring (amity many days and hundreds of dollars in cx- --_ . that are facing a long distance move, to can G(Uii S ' .., . Soon YOU %ill be 5"ing a familar face on Central Florida television — for 'ears, and I'm tired of paying. It's about 10 years off from John Cameron Swayze. He is ERA's Official spok es drsrlopmnent so I can't sell It eoi for what It will be v'orth then, are part of th e ERA nationalman and will be f ea tured in a series of television commercials that television advertising campaign to promote ERA here In G hull think you could get my price in a trade. Do you have a really Sanford, and the well-known face and voice of Mr. Swayze will be seen 3n area teje,jsireat er good S unit in top condition that is srIl beaten and making on A residents,)f the area :mni'y'? 11 s.c. I ssould consider it. -Mr. F. 1. of the services provided by Stenst.rom Really. Dear Mr. F. D., I never but never! list property at a pr ice expect ed 10 MemI'p with ERA will also allow Stenstrom Realty to provide another Important real Years from now estate service to the Greater Sanford area. or even one year! Why would a problem property be worth more In a trade than in cash? ERA offers its Member Brokers the "Buyers Protec tion Plan," o Secondly, I don't ca an "inventory" of property. I am ho me warranty program provided by Homeera Repair Services, Inc., a subsidiary of ERA. usually wor king with Ii selected number of clien ts at a time in an Now eing offe red to me sellers and buyers in many ports of the nation, the "Buyers Protect.ienb Plan" attempt to solve what ever their problem Is, or to reach an obalmost all of the repair or replacement expense of certain essential home pays for So all the inventory available wovid be limited. Carrying any time during a twelve-montj period after the date of clos co mpo ne nts that fail ing, an inventory implies, t me, the obligation to service it and work So instead of listing property, I "list" people and Uew jectis'ea. Working from that angle, I can devote all my time to the roopdrative (lit-nt isnd perform a pre 'onal job, because I the winners of Susura's Gra nd Golf Giveaway were drawn at have markets available to me as a professional exchangor that random by Ban PLktwr (left) awl Durethy Btrswr of CaRBart are unknown to most brokers. Real F-state at the FIrst Fedtral of Mid-FImida offler In Sulord - ' raw land about 40 miles out of Orlando that I've been paying on it until it is moved. (X!ferwise, why list it,) - oa _ • -a 111 — r-1 of the current listings of any of the more than seven hundred fifty o th er ERA Member Broker-s. $l,(k)0.0 j.,, - 14 41 F *0 .W the nation, Stenstrom Realty is linked to other ERA Member Brokers coast-to -coast. Eke- m , ° ing homes currentiy'for sale in Slenstrom, Realtor and president o(Stenstrom Realty. "Out membership in the ERA Syst now enaWes residen ts of the Greater Sanford area p V 00 King Features Syndicate, Inc.) ' I8 0 . o, - lull UI it" it to E 011 o0 a growing nation-wide network of professional real estate brokem offering modern times gross. What has changed about the property? But, now, it is a "good" prope rt y, according to you. Suppose you were in the top Income tax bracket and paying - - ------. j a "The ERA System marks a real breakthrough in the real estate field." commented Herb . . ERA, . . (0 1976 $•4 S It ah i 00 I ? . 2565 Park Drive, has recently become a member of distant cities. building priced at 717 tunes gross is a "had" building. But take a = ERA stands for Electronic Realty Associates, who have their nad on alheadquarlers ill Karmis City. ERA is the originator of th e photo-by-wire Concept of fi nd building is a "bad" building. So, we are right back to where we bd-- I ~Imi __ __________________________________________________ .. ' - , -. ... Stenstrom Realty, Realtors, with offices at - c''..,'''; - t NEW ERA MEMBER Last week's column about "good" and "bad" property b&d some points, but I thl you overlooked one area. What about the over-priced apartment building that will Just pay Its way? Say 9 times gross with an S tilt per cent mortgage? We both know a MilMoll Survey Levy Grant E of 17. Vining & wi Suzanne 0.. It 74 Oak Grove Part 743 S. BIts 43 4441 92, $27,000. - - , - S TENS TROM REALTY - 't'.j -' Investments -- ~._ fflARONDA HOMES, INC. --. tn < 0. '00 F- La Q) 3: w(-P-1 L * - __ - - - - _; = - ] L I 3: -----.--- L_' '. f I tj rL (1 _________ to- - 1 ! I I I ., ; ka. lllh.ft=_~ inole County Land Transacti*ons Recorded C . . 11 - nosUc chart. This provides should be turned count. Equip yourself with a flat, thin powder but do not remove too More than a hundred repair symptom, diagnosis and cure. - - floors, foundation cracks, brick carving a point at the end of it picture frame or mirror could side to side. Sprinkle talcum work, condeu.sation on cold with a pocketknife, the stick is take 75 minutes, the book points powder Into the cracks. A few ter pipes, door buzzers, cracked inserted Into the broken bulb out. taps on the floor will shake the follow the home repair recipes, the book is his flush valve dlag- I' ~ - __ ), k — V -- — I. ':. Z 10 I " ti 4 r il. . plus, although they may not be lecturer and author, Ubell has house contractors, heating follow recipes in a cookbook, floor tiles. In his opinion the it.nd wedged there by topping it Squeak in a floor? Years of powder into the joints. Sweep aware of it. Being mechanical found that the biggest fears of problems, how a house ticks You can understand how to most important inform.ation in with a blunt edge of a ha.mmer. squeakiness could be ended in powder over squeaky area,with is really environmental. You do-it-yourselfers concern eke- generally, he says, - ~ I be, Ubell contends. Homemakers are also con- Sam Bittman, he has tried to forniulas include those for to 9-inch piece of wood, onehalf- screen might be repaired in 15 tapping it with a harnmer and In his 25 years in the con- cerned with problems involving provide directions for every sticking windows, squeaky inch square, may be used. After minutes, but hanging a heavy moving the chisel lighuy from must be involved," he ex- tricity. V : T-~-' — -_ ~", 0 J 4 00-t If nothing is left of the bulb, a 6 eted in 30 to 45 minutes, a torn serting the chisel Into a crack, and using household utensils struction business, as a house contractors, he has learned at conceivable house ailment provniv women with a digital inspector conducting 1,500 or so his lectures. People want to within the scope of the (Jo-itdexterity that is a mechanical inspections a year, and as a know all about how to deal with yourseller's talents. 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Daugherty, 20, killed Sunday when his speeding uto ran off St,ate Road 31 near his home in Charlotte County. ff&:__ - -0 Vt)tfl his / 1" - T:n. t - ,j ____ f- & I , - - --z lli&~.-1. &V 'Ic- - c4z m Wednesda) to results in de'aed decisions The 102-how period, from 6 p midnight Sunda), included six people killed New Year's [Ia) *. ) _______ - - -I ltxrt lexander Williams 33 of Dcerborne Mich, klPtd tar left a road and struck a tree in Pasco County ear Sunday. 0~ <'W t '' - P -_ I ____ I - X.__~ _ ~1, ' -ii- #' - ',-' - . -- ;& ;o - ..- _- "' WOODLANDS y HOME AT LAST - '" - - - .; 4 .. -- ii - . irlotte D. Johake, 21, of St Petersburg, killed Saturda) in a two-car collision -Three sear-old Jennie Lee Dunbar, fatally injured while - " - %l .-- ________ r= - bc more familiar" with la bo r nsthat exist inSeminole By The Associated Press On the other hand. Ellis said At least 32 people, as predicted. died on Florida's highways during the long New Year's holiday period, a Highway Patrol in Tallahassee often times 5POtUf(),)t - 6-A around 15 mph. On State Highways i% I - Yesterday's high 54, today's lots 3' No lrttt Partly cloudy Tuesday. Highs In the upper 6s Lows in li (Os North to northeast *Inc- .. ___ - I 10 - I f - . - --k sk I - 6-B 4..fl V. :3 - i---- -' _Ilw _____ - ___ 7! AN -4 ~ .-".0W-1 ..I _- 71V~ - - , - kr , I J I - the board which would then rule __ r . 1 1 - I kdkl members of 'tht local police department hopping For a complete srapup on what i UA" -- _4" I . I ~- _ . -_ I _v ]=- ...e - *—*--: -- 0 __ _ . ,. . _- .-~I 11 - I"k- - I Action Reporls on Page 2-A. . - - and approval of their local option ordinance on Nov. 21, 1974. Ellis said Ukeland of. Sep .. "WIT.1 ,:4 '---. ___ ,! ~ j r r - - .. portunity to Implement same," Ow memo says. The Eflis memo goes on to say that the City of Lakeland 1 = Vill A ft p It i hitUng a high of 54 In The afternoon. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent any public employer in the Jr. State of Florida has an op- simultaneously in many oUwr the zoo, they will be able to sft sense of caring for wild animals Zoo, is an endangered animal. and unaided, one of the world's forest. They also see newborn PERC to act on their request, The board's labor attorneys, cinemas in the Central Florida in their natural habitat in was furthered during Brock's This cat, with its remarkable largest and most dreaded jaguar cubs, visit a primitive .1. * MAYBE THE - FISH ARE COLD, TOO . ;t~ f! i _____ - ~ "It appears that PERC is delaying scheduling hearings Bubble Jean. 4, left and Denise Cooke 4, both of Sanford, brave 'on local option applications the Sunday told to try their luck in Lake Monroe. And cold it was. u pon hope that the Legislature Temperature dipped all the wa down to the freezing mark before will repeal local option before ' 11 F any meanirgful action" on the Central Florida, then moves servatian and cornerstone of the zoo and promoted its also carries a strong con- Brock has devoted his life to the straight documentary, is uthe Central Florida Zoo, will be development. j pressing problem bi a servation message, is in care and welfare of exotic real life adventure story of one over the spectacular Andes Brock will be in Sa nford back in the city Friday -not in "The people of Sanford have , It was during his 17 years as a animals and the world in which man - and his animal friends. Mountains, through the ancient briefly during the film's week. person, but on the cinema eitdied doe1y the progress at jungle cowboy in the dense, they live. Intimate close-ups bring monuments of Colombia ani long run in the city, then he rule and the Le g islature's screen. the Central Florida Zoo," ob- isolat ed Amazon Basin that odiesPer'Not many of the South viewers eye-to-ey' with some of pl unges into the unchartered hopes to proceed once again to 'rantin' local bOs ü&slon1'to their own Stan Brock will star in the served Brock. "We have Brock first developed a deep American animals are on the the most beautiful animals in depths of the Amazon jungles. South America where fil,mingof PERC unit jungle spectacular, "Forgotten stimulated their awareness that concern and understanding f endangered species list yet," he the world. Spine-tingling Viewers experience wild his next movie, 'Jungle Wilderness," opening Friday at the wild animals of the earth many exotic animals - a commented, "but the jaguar, sequences show the hero horse lights, a wild cattle Cowboy,' adapted from his book The county commission's the Plaza Rocking .Chair must be saved. Many of the closeness few people ever whict' you have seen in cap. wrestling with a huge black roundup, to rationale behind setting up Brock's solo of the same title,is scheduled Cj ng%rna in Sanford, and animals they see in captivity in achieve. This dedication and tivity at the Central Florida bear and capturing, unarmed parachute jump into the dense begin in March. t heir own unit is that local people would be appointed to , Aas the " I ' / 1 , -- s i j _____ t t area. Alley Alley and Blue sub. 'Forgotten Wilderness." years as co-host of television's agility and unique ability to snakes, the giant anaconda. Indian village and vi The man whom Sanford has During the past two year., milled Seminole County' The film, says Brock, is for "Wild Kingdom." swim under water, is featured dramatic scenes of animals app licatlon t PERC I to regard as its own Brock has become a familiar family viewing and is enThe story opens in Brock swho roam the Amazon ores fl A champion of th e preser- in 'For gotten W il derness," v-sh champion -_ Cr A! S = < a 03 ft V 5 Wi 5- 'i / Employes Relation Cornmission (PERC) for action oh an earlier request concerning a local collective bargaining wilt The commission earb last month requested PERC to approve the establishment of a local agency to handle bargaining matters for the county. The state agency has not acted, al though the request was made after the cornmission, under home rule, drafted an ordinance to establish a local agency . Ro be rt Ellis, the count) commission's ernploje relations off icer, signed the memorandum that asks commissione rs f or permission to draft a letter to PERC because of its failure to -take be -- S — ' Brock Returns To Sanford-On The Screen By JEAN PATTESON I - 'm 4 I I t - . . H' i A -; HeraldStafl Writer -1 --M. * put pressure on the state Public filed an application for review , .7 . I '. , 1 ; a ~ .4 . 'iP\ ' - ' - , _i _. - - . -L -. : ._:"- - f of a controlled substance: this week will be disposed of in Page surrendered to unar-. cocaine in Mar ch of 1974. hear ings d uring the week. recovered a shotgun in j P 4 Helped Develop Central Florida Zoo 11 . , 0, _4 - :' " - - .14 Li - - . A7 'J : _____ Orlando, charged with delivery other cases docketed for trial Fern Park, - ,'- ' _________ ,' commission I a Ici i and of a controlled substance: Pt.. dress and letters have been to a state undercover agent. returned undelivered. three counts of itittnag on a - Michael Quattry, 25, The court Indicated SCVCfl cident at Fairlanes Bowling, Ytitness told deputies that the shotgun-wielding man fled the i1.. iw~4 j , ç ---r Orlando, charged with delivery left neighbor's yard ______ - - Uraet.4 mission is being urged in a = --- % -, __ - _______________ - - - __ . ______ - LX 1~ ---- ' Thus, Dale said, it will be less than five years ;,fore the county pays Eagle osiis their money out of cennecton fees supplied by new customrs. __________ ' %Wm- _____________________________________________________ i -. He said a number of housing projects are planned for the Sterling Park area. ___ _ .4 - changes hands" Dale was elated a t the county's acquisition of Eagle. PERC Action b__ I*1 ' v N (' - oin - 0 wn Co. Utility do a very, very good job in this business," Kwiatkowski said, Kwiatkowski pointed out the county is a non-profit COI' poration which can 'provide services for less." Also, county government is eligible for state and federal grants which tend to offset the final price of services charged Seminole County consumers, Because for now no "money ,..,,, 3 E. p ic niir fs. lina ,h',t carrying a concealed firearm. of 'kinford charged wit;, malicious injury to personal property, and two counts of roadside grass a few blocks med Sherifrs Li. Roy Hughey resisting an officer with after lawmen ringed the violence to his person in At an in-cham be rs ueaiing Harden surrender ed a bout 45 building where a masked nection with a Sept 17 glass gunman he ld three persons smashing incident at Flagshi p today Judgecase Hosemann said the nitnutts after the shooting to Harden has been hostage for 90 minutes during Bank, downtown Sanford supervisor a LIJ d esignat ed the first of nine an a lleged robbe r) courttwme In downtown San. trials scheduled this week on a ford Harold Kell) Sift Jr, 25, Other trials schcduled for this 20.case (locke' Mtamonte Springs, accused ccl" in the order to tx heard Scheduled for the second trial are of aggravated assault. Defense attorney ewman this week, is Andre lemar Brock and Assistant Sta te Alt). Ware 2.vear.old former ---. Mean (. lee, 43-year-old The court ordered a bench Claude Van hook Indicated that Orlando pullet, informant, who (asselberr) housewife, at arrantissuedforthearrestand the Harden case will possibly Is accused of burglari7ing two cused of aggravated assault jailing of Terry Michael take three daay5 apartments on Oct 8 at Cham berlain after he failed to Altamonte Springs A mistrial Fields Crowder, appear today for trial on a Harden, 46 is accused of the 25 after a 42, of Altarnonte Springs charge of rece i v i ng stolen as d lar ec ed Nov. Nov. 12 shotgun .slaying of his circuit court jury deadlocked charged with buying, receiving property. The court also orex-wife, 47-year-old Laura Mae after two hours deliberation arid concealing stolen pr operty. dered Chamberlain's ap Harden. Judge Hosemann continued -Theodore J. Marcia, 45, of pearance bond forfeited. Sheriff investigators said the trial of Gerald Douglas Orlando, accused of grand attorney Gordon 4w was shot twice by a man Page, 35, of AJ andrtn, Va., larceny of money. Fed -- \ ' ifiii .iJ!Uif11 q fh li 1 , *,c \ --,/ 2 M"2WMMWft.4i -' and it will possibly take three days to complete scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday be fore Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. -____ — — . 11 a slaying of his ex-wife, 47-year-old Laura Mae Harden. Indications are that the trial theory of buying private utilities and turning them Into county-operated entities. The reason, according to Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, is essentially better services for cheaper prices. "It's the board's feeling that the health, safety and welfare of the citizens must be guarded, i rT i -Eugene James Decock, 29, of Casselberry, accused of Harden is accused in the Nov. 12 shotgun Jury selection in the first. degree murder trial of Berl Harden Jr., 46 of Sanford, ____________ ;:q customers will receive their December bills from Seminole County instead of from Eagle. MI future billings will come from the county, also. Eagle is the third utility to come under county ownership after Consumer and Indian Hills Utilities were purchased the end of November. Eagle's purchase is in line with the county commission's ___________ - 7k-A county to own the firm in about three years. Also, Dale said county sewer and water rates will remain about the same as Eagle's for some 155 customers who lire in the Sterling Park area near Casselberry. Monthly rates are $3.50 for first 5,000 gallons and 30 cents for the next 1,000 gallons of water. The only major change is that Ben. Harden Murder. Tr'i*a Slated To Begin Tuesday 13y 1108 LLOYD Herald Staff writer ;l ;, g . ,C Ep . ;ervices, said Eagle officials are scheduled to deliver the title and deed to the county later today, closing out the deal Dale feels is 'the best" pur. chase made to date. The entire $160,000, Dale said, will be paid from future hookup fees. County officials will pay 1200 to Eagle for each $700 connection fee, a payment process Dale says will allow the Couflt government conS tinued buying its way into the utility business today with the $160,000 purchase of Eagle Utility Inc. the third private utility to be purchased since November. ff11 Dale, the county's director of environmental in a!jqj 1 II ft [t a1! 1iLi t H f H 'Id - A ;~v 1 , %.4 0 UkJhi E. t 9 cr f ' fs s- . _ 4-.,---- Yi - -, " " ~~ - I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents im _ 5 Monday, January 5, 1976 , — - t - After attending four different schools for more than a year, the 700 pupils at Woodlands E1ementarr School reported to a completely remoleled facility of their awn today following Chrlatma vacation, i-.'nrmerlv the Altamonte school, the buildings were moved from SR-43$ to the new location off William.-on [load and restored In preparation for the long delayed opening. (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr. By The Associated Press Traffic fatalities over this four-day New Year's 'met the rtimate ationaI':fIt) Council but remained hi lo%s the total for the four-day holiday . last Nei Year's vehicle in lee County . -WillieC' Simmons 24,GaInesvIlle,kllledwhenhlscarranoff a roadway in Alachua County late Saturday, -Curtis Moore, 30, fatally Injured Saturday when the car he was driving ran oil a road and struck a culvert near l3yronville Escambia County. The nwnher of deaths recorded by The Associated Pins reached l as the weekend log 'ame to a close at midnight Sunda), in each time' zone The National Safely mIfle.1 .1 estimated th at Council hcteri 35.0 and 100 per. might the on the nation, highways during the period that began at 6 Troopers also identified Sunday a pedestrian kil.led Saturday p.m. local, time Wed. crossing a street in Fort t.auderdWe at dusk Saturday. -Da v id Dean Home, 18, of Melbourne, involved In a two- eh1cIe&iashupinhi.shometownonNewYcarsEse -Olga J KuLr.a 59, of Fort Mycrs, a passengcr killed Saturda) when the car in which she was riding was hit broadside by another near hnellas Park as John Lester Fitzmaurice, 31, of Largo. - - - -- - -------------- ----- -, � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3c8b01d9509d4536997e2c73133e0b49.pdf 0d053de26fae7524492a0d306874148d PDF Text Text - ~ip I _.I .-: Z - - - - I - : •-.': - - -- , L.. .,. -- - - - 1 rw -, . , a - -.- ---,. - - '. . - - I . , _. - 11 . . 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I)etaIls and tides on Page 5-A. -' --' ''_'- - - -- - -- - - - '- r-- - '' - - _11 ON& -.1 __ - -11 - i'ai i "I I- - - -- . / t - - -. --- '- -' '- -------- -- r - ' - - -.-'---' when their station wagon collided with an Amtrak passenger traininthetin ccmmurutyofLoughmantn Polk County . Traffic Deaths Meet Estimate =37q__ Four of those victims were from one family. The other two were neighbors. All were headed to nearby groves to pick ciUms fruit. Troopers said the toll also included: -Thomas 11. Daugherty, 20, killed Sunday when his speeding uto ran off St,ate Road 31 near his home in Charlotte County. ff&:__ - -0 Vt)tfl his / 1" - T:n. t - ,j ____ f- & I , - - --z lli&~.-1. &V 'Ic- - c4z m Wednesda) to results in de'aed decisions The 102-how period, from 6 p midnight Sunda), included six people killed New Year's [Ia) *. ) _______ - - -I ltxrt lexander Williams 33 of Dcerborne Mich, klPtd tar left a road and struck a tree in Pasco County ear Sunday. 0~ <'W t '' - P -_ I ____ I - X.__~ _ ~1, ' -ii- #' - ',-' - . -- ;& ;o - ..- _- "' WOODLANDS y HOME AT LAST - '" - - - .; 4 .. -- ii - . irlotte D. Johake, 21, of St Petersburg, killed Saturda) in a two-car collision -Three sear-old Jennie Lee Dunbar, fatally injured while - " - %l .-- ________ r= - bc more familiar" with la bo r nsthat exist inSeminole By The Associated Press On the other hand. Ellis said At least 32 people, as predicted. died on Florida's highways during the long New Year's holiday period, a Highway Patrol in Tallahassee often times 5POtUf(),)t - 6-A around 15 mph. On State Highways i% I - Yesterday's high 54, today's lots 3' No lrttt Partly cloudy Tuesday. Highs In the upper 6s Lows in li (Os North to northeast *Inc- .. ___ - I 10 - I f - . - --k sk I - 6-B 4..fl V. :3 - i---- -' _Ilw _____ - ___ 7! AN -4 ~ .-".0W-1 ..I _- 71V~ - - , - kr , I J I - the board which would then rule __ r . 1 1 - I kdkl members of 'tht local police department hopping For a complete srapup on what i UA" -- _4" I . I ~- _ . -_ I _v ]=- ...e - *—*--: -- 0 __ _ . ,. . _- .-~I 11 - I"k- - I Action Reporls on Page 2-A. . - - and approval of their local option ordinance on Nov. 21, 1974. Ellis said Ukeland of. Sep .. "WIT.1 ,:4 '---. ___ ,! ~ j r r - - .. portunity to Implement same," Ow memo says. The Eflis memo goes on to say that the City of Lakeland 1 = Vill A ft p It i hitUng a high of 54 In The afternoon. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent any public employer in the Jr. State of Florida has an op- simultaneously in many oUwr the zoo, they will be able to sft sense of caring for wild animals Zoo, is an endangered animal. and unaided, one of the world's forest. They also see newborn PERC to act on their request, The board's labor attorneys, cinemas in the Central Florida in their natural habitat in was furthered during Brock's This cat, with its remarkable largest and most dreaded jaguar cubs, visit a primitive .1. * MAYBE THE - FISH ARE COLD, TOO . ;t~ f! i _____ - ~ "It appears that PERC is delaying scheduling hearings Bubble Jean. 4, left and Denise Cooke 4, both of Sanford, brave 'on local option applications the Sunday told to try their luck in Lake Monroe. And cold it was. u pon hope that the Legislature Temperature dipped all the wa down to the freezing mark before will repeal local option before ' 11 F any meanirgful action" on the Central Florida, then moves servatian and cornerstone of the zoo and promoted its also carries a strong con- Brock has devoted his life to the straight documentary, is uthe Central Florida Zoo, will be development. j pressing problem bi a servation message, is in care and welfare of exotic real life adventure story of one over the spectacular Andes Brock will be in Sa nford back in the city Friday -not in "The people of Sanford have , It was during his 17 years as a animals and the world in which man - and his animal friends. Mountains, through the ancient briefly during the film's week. person, but on the cinema eitdied doe1y the progress at jungle cowboy in the dense, they live. Intimate close-ups bring monuments of Colombia ani long run in the city, then he rule and the Le g islature's screen. the Central Florida Zoo," ob- isolat ed Amazon Basin that odiesPer'Not many of the South viewers eye-to-ey' with some of pl unges into the unchartered hopes to proceed once again to 'rantin' local bOs ü&slon1'to their own Stan Brock will star in the served Brock. "We have Brock first developed a deep American animals are on the the most beautiful animals in depths of the Amazon jungles. South America where fil,mingof PERC unit jungle spectacular, "Forgotten stimulated their awareness that concern and understanding f endangered species list yet," he the world. Spine-tingling Viewers experience wild his next movie, 'Jungle Wilderness," opening Friday at the wild animals of the earth many exotic animals - a commented, "but the jaguar, sequences show the hero horse lights, a wild cattle Cowboy,' adapted from his book The county commission's the Plaza Rocking .Chair must be saved. Many of the closeness few people ever whict' you have seen in cap. wrestling with a huge black roundup, to rationale behind setting up Brock's solo of the same title,is scheduled Cj ng%rna in Sanford, and animals they see in captivity in achieve. This dedication and tivity at the Central Florida bear and capturing, unarmed parachute jump into the dense begin in March. t heir own unit is that local people would be appointed to , Aas the " I ' / 1 , -- s i j _____ t t area. Alley Alley and Blue sub. 'Forgotten Wilderness." years as co-host of television's agility and unique ability to snakes, the giant anaconda. Indian village and vi The man whom Sanford has During the past two year., milled Seminole County' The film, says Brock, is for "Wild Kingdom." swim under water, is featured dramatic scenes of animals app licatlon t PERC I to regard as its own Brock has become a familiar family viewing and is enThe story opens in Brock swho roam the Amazon ores fl A champion of th e preser- in 'For gotten W il derness," v-sh champion -_ Cr A! S = < a 03 ft V 5 Wi 5- 'i / Employes Relation Cornmission (PERC) for action oh an earlier request concerning a local collective bargaining wilt The commission earb last month requested PERC to approve the establishment of a local agency to handle bargaining matters for the county. The state agency has not acted, al though the request was made after the cornmission, under home rule, drafted an ordinance to establish a local agency . Ro be rt Ellis, the count) commission's ernploje relations off icer, signed the memorandum that asks commissione rs f or permission to draft a letter to PERC because of its failure to -take be -- S — ' Brock Returns To Sanford-On The Screen By JEAN PATTESON I - 'm 4 I I t - . . H' i A -; HeraldStafl Writer -1 --M. * put pressure on the state Public filed an application for review , .7 . I '. , 1 ; a ~ .4 . 'iP\ ' - ' - , _i _. - - . -L -. : ._:"- - f of a controlled substance: this week will be disposed of in Page surrendered to unar-. cocaine in Mar ch of 1974. hear ings d uring the week. recovered a shotgun in j P 4 Helped Develop Central Florida Zoo 11 . , 0, _4 - :' " - - .14 Li - - . A7 'J : _____ Orlando, charged with delivery other cases docketed for trial Fern Park, - ,'- ' _________ ,' commission I a Ici i and of a controlled substance: Pt.. dress and letters have been to a state undercover agent. returned undelivered. three counts of itittnag on a - Michael Quattry, 25, The court Indicated SCVCfl cident at Fairlanes Bowling, Ytitness told deputies that the shotgun-wielding man fled the i1.. iw~4 j , ç ---r Orlando, charged with delivery left neighbor's yard ______ - - Uraet.4 mission is being urged in a = --- % -, __ - _______________ - - - __ . ______ - LX 1~ ---- ' Thus, Dale said, it will be less than five years ;,fore the county pays Eagle osiis their money out of cennecton fees supplied by new customrs. __________ ' %Wm- _____________________________________________________ i -. He said a number of housing projects are planned for the Sterling Park area. ___ _ .4 - changes hands" Dale was elated a t the county's acquisition of Eagle. PERC Action b__ I*1 ' v N (' - oin - 0 wn Co. Utility do a very, very good job in this business," Kwiatkowski said, Kwiatkowski pointed out the county is a non-profit COI' poration which can 'provide services for less." Also, county government is eligible for state and federal grants which tend to offset the final price of services charged Seminole County consumers, Because for now no "money ,..,,, 3 E. p ic niir fs. lina ,h',t carrying a concealed firearm. of 'kinford charged wit;, malicious injury to personal property, and two counts of roadside grass a few blocks med Sherifrs Li. Roy Hughey resisting an officer with after lawmen ringed the violence to his person in At an in-cham be rs ueaiing Harden surrender ed a bout 45 building where a masked nection with a Sept 17 glass gunman he ld three persons smashing incident at Flagshi p today Judgecase Hosemann said the nitnutts after the shooting to Harden has been hostage for 90 minutes during Bank, downtown Sanford supervisor a LIJ d esignat ed the first of nine an a lleged robbe r) courttwme In downtown San. trials scheduled this week on a ford Harold Kell) Sift Jr, 25, Other trials schcduled for this 20.case (locke' Mtamonte Springs, accused ccl" in the order to tx heard Scheduled for the second trial are of aggravated assault. Defense attorney ewman this week, is Andre lemar Brock and Assistant Sta te Alt). Ware 2.vear.old former ---. Mean (. lee, 43-year-old The court ordered a bench Claude Van hook Indicated that Orlando pullet, informant, who (asselberr) housewife, at arrantissuedforthearrestand the Harden case will possibly Is accused of burglari7ing two cused of aggravated assault jailing of Terry Michael take three daay5 apartments on Oct 8 at Cham berlain after he failed to Altamonte Springs A mistrial Fields Crowder, appear today for trial on a Harden, 46 is accused of the 25 after a 42, of Altarnonte Springs charge of rece i v i ng stolen as d lar ec ed Nov. Nov. 12 shotgun .slaying of his circuit court jury deadlocked charged with buying, receiving property. The court also orex-wife, 47-year-old Laura Mae after two hours deliberation arid concealing stolen pr operty. dered Chamberlain's ap Harden. Judge Hosemann continued -Theodore J. Marcia, 45, of pearance bond forfeited. Sheriff investigators said the trial of Gerald Douglas Orlando, accused of grand attorney Gordon 4w was shot twice by a man Page, 35, of AJ andrtn, Va., larceny of money. Fed -- \ ' ifiii .iJ!Uif11 q fh li 1 , *,c \ --,/ 2 M"2WMMWft.4i -' and it will possibly take three days to complete scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday be fore Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. -____ — — . 11 a slaying of his ex-wife, 47-year-old Laura Mae Harden. Indications are that the trial theory of buying private utilities and turning them Into county-operated entities. The reason, according to Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, is essentially better services for cheaper prices. "It's the board's feeling that the health, safety and welfare of the citizens must be guarded, i rT i -Eugene James Decock, 29, of Casselberry, accused of Harden is accused in the Nov. 12 shotgun Jury selection in the first. degree murder trial of Berl Harden Jr., 46 of Sanford, ____________ ;:q customers will receive their December bills from Seminole County instead of from Eagle. MI future billings will come from the county, also. Eagle is the third utility to come under county ownership after Consumer and Indian Hills Utilities were purchased the end of November. Eagle's purchase is in line with the county commission's ___________ - 7k-A county to own the firm in about three years. Also, Dale said county sewer and water rates will remain about the same as Eagle's for some 155 customers who lire in the Sterling Park area near Casselberry. Monthly rates are $3.50 for first 5,000 gallons and 30 cents for the next 1,000 gallons of water. The only major change is that Ben. Harden Murder. Tr'i*a Slated To Begin Tuesday 13y 1108 LLOYD Herald Staff writer ;l ;, g . ,C Ep . ;ervices, said Eagle officials are scheduled to deliver the title and deed to the county later today, closing out the deal Dale feels is 'the best" pur. chase made to date. The entire $160,000, Dale said, will be paid from future hookup fees. County officials will pay 1200 to Eagle for each $700 connection fee, a payment process Dale says will allow the Couflt government conS tinued buying its way into the utility business today with the $160,000 purchase of Eagle Utility Inc. the third private utility to be purchased since November. ff11 Dale, the county's director of environmental in a!jqj 1 II ft [t a1! 1iLi t H f H 'Id - A ;~v 1 , %.4 0 UkJhi E. t 9 cr f ' fs s- . _ 4-.,---- Yi - -, " " ~~ - I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents im _ 5 Monday, January 5, 1976 , — - t - After attending four different schools for more than a year, the 700 pupils at Woodlands E1ementarr School reported to a completely remoleled facility of their awn today following Chrlatma vacation, i-.'nrmerlv the Altamonte school, the buildings were moved from SR-43$ to the new location off William.-on [load and restored In preparation for the long delayed opening. (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr. By The Associated Press Traffic fatalities over this four-day New Year's 'met the rtimate ationaI':fIt) Council but remained hi lo%s the total for the four-day holiday . last Nei Year's vehicle in lee County . -WillieC' Simmons 24,GaInesvIlle,kllledwhenhlscarranoff a roadway in Alachua County late Saturday, -Curtis Moore, 30, fatally Injured Saturday when the car he was driving ran oil a road and struck a culvert near l3yronville Escambia County. The nwnher of deaths recorded by The Associated Pins reached l as the weekend log 'ame to a close at midnight Sunda), in each time' zone The National Safely mIfle.1 .1 estimated th at Council hcteri 35.0 and 100 per. might the on the nation, highways during the period that began at 6 Troopers also identified Sunday a pedestrian kil.led Saturday p.m. local, time Wed. crossing a street in Fort t.auderdWe at dusk Saturday. -Da v id Dean Home, 18, of Melbourne, involved In a two- eh1cIe&iashupinhi.shometownonNewYcarsEse -Olga J KuLr.a 59, of Fort Mycrs, a passengcr killed Saturda) when the car in which she was riding was hit broadside by another near hnellas Park as John Lester Fitzmaurice, 31, of Largo. - - - -- - -------------- ----- -, �_ !f-. -: 2A-Evsnlng H.rald San f ord, Fl. Monday, Jan. $,i7 - - - _ - ___ - -, 4 NAnON . : -.. .r.._•. IN BRIEF __ . . ' Ford Calls For Cease-Fire - U I 100 -- , -. --- -President Ford _____ . r For SEEDCO Jo s" . . `~ .I in to all ouli '. M'16 1 ,10 . b '. devised by SEEDCO, Orr said. A number of the applicants ranging from their teens to late J 1 More than 100 job seekerc SOs were interviewed while i: t r ;! waiting in the hallway this showed up ts morning at j Sanford Airport office of a morning. -.I I . -i federally-funded agency which Arthur Maynard, 5, anno un ced receipt of a $82,639 Altamonte Springs, said he has 14 . . federal grant to create 103 new been out of work for six months tr positions in an emergency job and Is looking for a sales or program in the county this installation job, I year. "I've tiled it in sales corn11, • :'? :! Horace Orr, president and missions, Including door-to. :. -: executive director of the door routine, hot It just didn't " : : Seminole Employment and cut it," Maynard s-aid. 1: :: Economic Development Corp. - Jack Fries, 30, Orlando, said (SEEDCO), said his offi ce ::::.I:. 9,, .,, "or he didn't know if he qualifiej received about 200 cal ls .t... for one of the openings, but he the weekend." He said job "Sk -:,;.10;4 0._, WS referred se applicants range for a sals Job applicants (Jx) L L. Interested In construction work from Product Movement -.: - . Hj Systems, Sanford. He said he to professional positions. Orr said a minimum of five has been out of for Six ____ persons will be Interviewed for months. ___ • - each available opening and he Mrs. linda Patterson, 25, hopes to have all 103 positions Mayor James R. Lormnnn (left) administe rs the oath of Sanford, said she has be en out thi ii;. ii;,; ti l'!. m.thr, unciI placed " or filled b Feb. 1. of work since Nov. 1, and is mcmt)cr June Lonnawi, beginning her second gem in office, and to lint term Councilmen Parker "We processed about 45 this seeking a position Anderson (rights and Lawrence Goldberg, Few were Anderson on hand to witness the ceremony except close morning, and we'll do over 100 i friends and fcmlly including Mrs. Goldberg, the "or in cornGoldberg Sons, Keith and Jonathan, athortieys today," Orr said. puters." Gerald Korman and Carmine Bravo, Land Planning Agency chairman Percy White, Public Safety Hiring procedures are Set UP Director Douglas Keller and City clerk OnaleShomste. Willie Cashe, 19, Sanford, (HeraldPbotobyDnEa,) within federal guidelines ac said he is interested in a 1 cording to a point system position In drafting or / promised treatr,ient. - diploznatic - CONCORD, N.H. 'APi Ronald Reagan kicks off two-week campaign swing today with a bus tour throw covered New hampshire where he hopes to mount Wong challenge to President Ford In the nation's fir ' :' '":". ,, . . dren. I, -............ •0. '.' ' , •..•• - - -.-- -- '--- -= of flc TAKE OATH nearl Teachers Picket Schools PITTSBURGH (AP City teachers vowed to man picket lines tnday and continue their five-week old walkout, despite a back-to-work court order and a school board decision to reopen classes for 62,000 public school pupils. A last minute bargaining session ended early today and produced only bad feelings as the school board released Its latest offer aril the teachers responded with a bitter "No." 'The schools will not reopen until new contracts are negotiated and ratified," said Pittsburgh Federation of Teacher President Albert Fondy, adding that no new negotiations were scheduled. He said pickets would be placed at all 104 public schools. However, the school board told teachers and students to report at 1 p.m. for classes. - - ' 6- 1 • Thieves et i"re To Mask e IN BRIEF National Airlines Set To Resume Service Tuesday MIAMI lAP) National Airlines Is prtparing to resume limited (lights Tuesday, the first since flight attendants walked out Sept. I In a dispute over pay, hours and fringe benefits. We can all breath a little easier now," Bob Metell, a National vice president, said Sunday as pickets came down after stewardesses and stewards ended the 12&-day strike. The attendants voted 614-210 to accept the contract. They were under court orders to reconsider the agreement worked out with federal mediators and rejected two months ago in a dispute over contract language. The ballots were to be presented to U.S. District Judge C. Clyde Atkins today In Miami. - - ; . ' -.. - ---- -. 4. - - -. -!" .-.. - j . -.-t- .;, r ~* , ; - -r- - - i Borman Heaves Luggage • MIAMI iAPi In a move from moon orbiter to bag oter, ex-astronaut Frank Borman worked all day heaving uggage onto push carts (Cr Eastern Airlines' customers. "I'm not exactly used to this kind of labor," said brnan, president of Eastern. "But It sure beats jogging. I call)' like to get out of the office once in awhile." Borman headed a crew of 700 regulars and more than 90 xtra volunteers Sunday trying to control the holiday valanche of ceparting tourists after Eastern booked an xtra 4,500 seats. Eastern employe Mike Williams thought Borman 's resen-t was a morale booster. x4 ;j4 r ,, - , .-, -.. lL -k' - - - - * - - -. - V \ - •.. L w. Ti 4_" r , .j, - Mi ' - - - - :, 4j.'' ~.4. 11 I J • I f-J: 4, -#' .$ . WASHINGTON tAPi Noting that soine ____ ..•-f- -- r' - LANTANA, Fla. (APi - Rose Kennedy, the 85-year-old atriarch o' the Kennedy family, says she is afraid litical pressure will cause her only surviving son to each a promise to her and run for the presidency. Flowerer, Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMas., says the irs expressed by his mother during an inter'iew with tiunl Enquirer at the Kennedy compound at irby Palm Beach are groundless. 'He promised me faithfully that he would not run," s. Kennedy is quoted by the magazine in editions dated the week of Jan. 13!, ,, l told him that his family needs i too much . that John's children and I3obbv's t-d 11 III] as the flUu- they n: cr ______ A ..;,."t '. 1. r'u..i/çC. .':r,,Y?• •' I I • O Forced From Homes ANTONMENT (Al-') About 300 people In and d this western Florida Partha'idje town were forced i their homes early today after a train derailment ured aM sent ammonia gas spreadu through the officiab said. t firemen and three thildren -( a family they wcrr ua ting were rported hospitalized after inhaling all,. ,a fumes. Their condition was not immediately ed. lit winds were carrying the heavy gas from the Lmeat arei a few miles north of Cantorenent toward i burbs of Pensacola, about 15 miles south of th e city, i ts said. - - , ' - . ' ' _________ : - I: ' -- by - Carrier Year$3 1?-ft CENTER CUT LB. " CAGLI'541111111111 USDA GRADE "A'- 1.58 4 Roasts Chuck 1 88 ....... LB. $ 1 33 IZ~"b " ' . .I ' ..-.. 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PURE GR OUND BEEF '' COUPON GOOD THRU JAN 7. 1576 24z 33c LB. 99c I 4V • COUPON GOOD THRU JAN 7, lPlo 89c •, I TIT TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF LARGE PUREX SIZE DETERGENT ' I1 k -. ' COUPON GOOD THRU JAN, 7.I74 TOP VALUE STAMPS PURCHASE OF (OR 3 00J'oRti HEALTH & BEAUTY AID PRODUCTS COUPON GOOD THRU JAN 7.I5; LL.W....... - 3 1 - I . ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF SHOPPING AT FAIRWAY SANFORD U Snappy Pole Beans ' Crisp Carrots Snow Top Mushrooms , VEGETABLE 1.15 pLKB - TISSUE Coronet Bologna I american uieese ' VEG. 4)02 CAN Mayonnaise '- 33c • KRAFT It's in the Herald 1.09 •. Spry Shortening Magazine ? M g aT FAMILY FARE SLICED 1207. A0c 0 YOU 1119 25C Sour Cream I' Sliced CLIP THESE COUPONS NOW! BRING THEM WITH WHEN YOU SHOP FAIRWAY THIS WEEK, Get EXTRA Top Value Stamps... - BREAKSTONE Green Beans LYKES - Miracle Whip 99" ARGO CUT No, 303 AIJfl I'ILl Baking Potatoes -" KRAFT SALAD DRESSING • 1~ - I%- - LIN Tea Bogs 1.J3 LB. . TETLEY IOOCOUNT PETER a good :I U7 1' 1\g. ugar 0 ~= ,i C \-1!!!L is 1011:1*19"U"A - ed the principle of reducing ,)".-- 0r I LOS. OR MORE Salad Tomatoes N Y, 't, C - BATHROOM TISSUE ty- ---, G Both sides called it a victory: Conress because it , had not , DETERGENT B C _. - 4. CHARM .. eef LB. Weiners °G'.- U SQUEEZABLY SOFT 0 tt FAIRWAY FARMS Meat I C,o,%, 88C d ffØ( '_U 1*38 All ..... LB. MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK li ced •• v -- - Breasts, Drumsticks, Thighs .' Bacon $I LB, .......................... L 13.48 Cut up Fryers ........................ LB. 58 A TO 40c L.B. R LUX LIQUID Whole Fryers CARDINAL SS SAVE TO 40c I.S. CJ9 V I c .. LB. $1 I— California Roasts rAM's a i , C _ib '..r L.B . 40c Mixed Parts ......................... t.:. 45 , :- . - ; 3 hindquarters 3 Forequart,cj 3 Wings W.Giblets ECONO PACK " ''-. ' !'c 2.O8 LB. BONELESS ROLLED SAVE UP TO SOc L.B. -j I II I' LtCHICK ENS 4 ' . .1 I I •I BONELESS VERY LITTLE WASTE SAVE UP TO 41c 'rw\ Ul$ 1 *3 - Pork Chops ..... ... .... . ............. . ........ LB. $ Rib - Steaks .................................... TeaS .......................................... LB. $ I i*58 ...-a that such a ceiling would add to PAID FOR BY S.B. "JIM" CROW - i ENJOYTHE FLAVOR OF THIS TENDER WESTERN BEEF -A CHANGE OF TASTE FROM HAM AND TURKEY- Pie hattle over spending hin- - VOTEI Ralti TOP ceiling. McFall noted, however. that -- Subsu,o N.Y. Str p .'OFK . T•Bone Steaks - ___________________________________________________________ IN BEHALF OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC AND THE LEAN ME ME ATY L El. ..... Quarter Loins ....................................... LB. $ 1 .38 EXTRA LEAN BONELESS SAVE UP TO 30c WELL TRIMMED SAVE UP 70 40c L.B. they would have had to pay. Fordhadaskedforacutof $28 billion, or $10 billion more the congressional Joint Ecunornic Committee has warned LB - ASSORTED CHOPS 1 4i 4:1 jIl I BONELESS SAVE UP, TO 30c LB • have estimate(] this at a reduction of $2 to $Sa week for f most workers from the taxes CITIZENS Sinfrd. Flori3a 37771, 'r. The compromise measure in. for ods sad that Cuban offitold him the boat -was in in waters although he Oil I* was at least six 1. • i larger tax bIIIion - SAVUP TO 60c L • Shoulder Steaks .......... • Sirloin Steaks bllllon,onanannualbasis,fror,i 1974 levels. Various ex perts - c 1'i • Top Round .. than was approved. Cheney :' said Ford will repeat his call for ": this increased reduction, to be COUPONSA,5&CARE WORTH 400 STAMPS CN PURCIIAjES UP TO 13000 OR MORE. FRESH PORK LB. CENTER CUT SAVE UPTOOc L.B. months, and sorne action will 1. I 1999 thru USE THISCOUPONW$THOTHE TRIr'LF HEADERCOUpONSFORUp TO.1rA...p5 GOOOATFAIRWAYMKTTHRUJA4 wa S PA RERI BONELESS SAVE UP TO 20c LB. havetobetakentoextenditor taxes will Jump back to 174 levels when it expires. '% . $1 500 3 TO 5 LBS AVG. 60c i '1's' mnidle:fthe .ve The current t.iix cut, approved ln December, lasts for only six CALL 834-8776 - #ft Id t t; - Ask George C. Heorn , Top VAIjjg nit, if needed, j about the : COUPONS 8&C ARE WORTH SaO STAMPS ON PURCHASE OF 121,00 THRU $3• Boston BU"S Clieney was interviewed (ILS's "Face the Nation." , I , - - g message, and his chief of staff, Richard Cheney, repeatedthatpromiseSu,I(l:I). McFall appeared on ABC's "1isues and inwera," ,jmd : I I . \. .__ . . - VAa lum ion : WITH PURCHASE TOTALING TlS(UUt'OfWIToOToEk TFlPLI SAVE UP TO GREAT SAVINGS! :ikA 01 1 - ~ I FOR UP TO COO STAMPS GOODATFAIkWAyMKT,THRUJANl4,1p; TOP VALUE STAMPS 0 I ADER COUPONS ,1 _-_... ,Y#.1 _11 i $1000 th. $ I COUPONS A ARE WORTH 400 STAMPS ON PURCHASE OF 120,00 THRU s24.e , TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE TOTALING I f 0000ATFAIRWAYMKT.THRUJAH.14.1,74 GREAT EATING... ' should consider 200 EXTRA I PORK ROAST lar,rtix -. SATELL!'FE BEACH (AP) mil es from the coast. At one point, David Woods, sail home the next tobert Woods says he's day. His wife, Jane, said she was is, and his brothers, Daniel, 17, onvinced his f am ily and its 52- at the helm of the boat, th "We were pretty pleased," he e and Peter, 16, dIstra cted the said. )ot yacht was finally released Venture, when the Cuban gun- Cubans with loud stereo music The daughters, Lee Y a Cuban gunboat because of boat came alongside with ma- while Woods sent anemergency Ann, V,Woods' and LInda, is religious beliefs, 21, accom. chine guns pointed in its three. radio message to the Coast Partied the family on part of the "I explained we believed that tion. Guard cruise but left In the fall to reod is love and intelligence and "I just called Bob," she said. "The' Coast Guard told us the turn to college in Wisconsi uth and principle, and prin. "I don't get exci ted very easily, most n. important thing was to reWoods said that he and his pie hit home with this Cuban I don't worry about things. I math calm," Woods said. sons built the boat In Wisconsin ficial," Woods said. "A nd he think it is my faith that keeps Woods said that on the second and sailed It down the MIsid, 'We believe in intelligence me from worrying." '_ .. day of captivity, the Cubans slssippi to Naples where th id tru th and principle also.' ey , Woods said he sta seched the Venture twice and stayed one year befo is "I. kind of think this was a ing about losing thertboedatworrywhen then soddenly told the family to to Satellite Beach re cru ing t rnng point. At that point he the Cuban officials took them Fla I 11Y.1 111ilk W 17T gan to smile a little bit and I off the Venture to interrogate gantorelax a little bit and j them on a fishing boat. we might have a chance of "!don't believe any of us ever LUng out of there," said worried our own lives," a Christian Scientist. Woods said. "They never were Voods, his wife and their violent to us. They just showed N teen-age sons sailed their us a lot of strength with their ARE nemade )oat to dock be- gun& The only ume1 was really YOU GOING TO CUT OUT YOUR TONGUE IN 1976? YOUR VOTE IS YOUR TONGUE, d their house here Sunday scared was when I thought the lit after spending three days boat might be lost." IT SPEAKS THE ONLY LANGUAGE AN OFFICE HOLDER Cuban p' OR CANDIDATE UNDERSTANDS. Later, they had simper In a IF l'te rever been .n the dan- barracks at a fishing village YOU DO NOT VOTE, YOU HAVE cur our THE ONLY TONGUE THAT SPEAKS FOR OR ow end of two .50-caliber and spent New Year's Eve thine guns before and I aboard the gunboat, Woxis AGAINST THE PRESERVATION OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC. 1 t really like it very much," said. xis said. 'oods, 48, a businessman Evening pg1j YOUR VOTE CAN moved here from eboBE YOUR BEST DEFENSE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL ,Wis.,5aidheand his fami. Published Daily and Sunday, FREEDOM AND THE PRIVILEGE OF CONTROL -zc 4 Saturday and Chrl tmi rere heading home after a Oaw'by Trip Sanford Herald. Inc , OF YOUR AND YOUR CHILDREN'S DESTINY, non th cruise ii: the CaribP4 rrer -ri A v e. , sru, YA i when they went near Cuba fli 32111 were stopped by the gun. - a::: Frd I '111111,1111MI - The dicate the economy may flatten out during the year, house I)cmnocratic' Whip John J. McFall of C4llifornia predicted, '1 think we may have to have a -j WhereQualitySells&SerViceTelIS 104 E. Commercial Dia l 322 .576 2 JI,? ,'.I '4EADERCOuF'o,soR UP TO)CXIR.'STAMPS S PECIAL! or increased. leaders in both the Congress and the 0 1K t1m Cubans Release VVoods Family I six-month tax-cut legislation fi Ak ~00`__N - [Wl l EJ WITH PURCHASE TOTALING - Possible unc men -- I UL I [TRIPLE HEADR.CJ I $500 fhru $999 JAN 5 1976 PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 7, 1976 %wo TOP rm - 'ose: Teddy May Run VALUE jailed - __ p Tax Cut Mrs. Margaret Dilello, 40, Action Reports Ta IP L A to A 0""s - FLORIDA VA Larger Herald To ' asiiitlar progranUor i t self Fern Park, said she has beell B) BOB LLOYL) out of work for one year and is Altamonte Springs, was jailed a charge of Po Stat1 Writer ion of a looking for a job in accounting in lieu of $5,500 bond on charges controlled substance, or bookkeeping work, of possession of controlled Sanford police today were Gary Argro, 19, Altamonte Substance and contrlbutlrg to Assault Charge investigating the burglary of a Springs, said he wants a con* Courts the delinquency of a minor. sporting goods store In which structlon Job and has been out Oviedo police 61-year- of work for a year. $2215 in guns was taken and a * Police Altamonte Arrest old Andrew Jack Bennett, of fire that apparently was set to * Fire The 103 new slots include 47 Aliamonte Springs Police Oviedo, In lieu of $10,0W bond mask a residential burglary. ___________________________________________________ jailed po John Randolph sitions wi th in the SEEDCO. Hall, 20, on charges of aggravated Dete ct ive Tom Bernosky said of 616 Orange Ave., Altamonte assault and aggravated bat- backed corporations; 40 serial numbers of eight known it anything of value was residence of Margaret McKee, Springs, in lieu of $5,000 bond on tery. positions involved with revolvers, five rifles and se ven ta ken in the breakin. Fire 100 Milton Dri ve, Longwood. Semi no le Community ACTION shot guns have been entered in damage was limited to the Sanford police today were Inc. (SCA); 13 positions in the state and national computer kitchen, police said, investiga ti ng the weekend theft Seminole Coun ty Public Works ne tworks in hopes tha t the of a county auto and a burglar y Department; and three adweapons will be recover ed, Murder Charge ew Co il at the Seminole County Health mlnistrati %-e jobs under 0e Job Police said the firearms were Sanford police have jailed Department across from the Opportunities Program, Title X taken from Seminole Sporting Mrs, Nancy Mae Black, 33, of police headquarters on French of the Public Works and Goods, 2484 Sanford Ave., Tampa, on a first degree Ave. at Ninth St. during a burglary early Economic Development Act of k e Of murder charge in connection ce Officers discovered the 1%5, according to Orr. Saturday. Investigators said with the Dec. 27 shooting death burglary and ransacking of WINTER SPRINGS Orr said the new lotus actually the thieves smashed a glass of her husband, 46-year-old health de door and once Inside the store Billie Wayne Black, partment offices after Victorious candidates In the barr ing the cit'y from efforts to would mean only a small reco smashed a display case to grab vering a 1914 model sedan December municipal election revoke aonditionl use permi of Vs' Mrs. black is being held in that had been stolen from the will be sworn the weapons. Officers said the county In at tonight's 7:30 oibufl&ng permit granted plo)4d (tithe county health department parking jail without bond. lot. niccting as the old and new city 30. guns were apparently passed auto was found abandoned Investigators declined to councils - meet through the smashed door to a Following the mayor's report -_ in a comrrlentonon results of r.n Ninth St. between Holly and Small Tractor. Small Price waiting vehicle, doubleheader session, and swearing-in ceremony, the tests on evidence Poplar Ares., police said. I 2.30 hp diei.l Taking the oath of office will new council will convene. Bernosky said an un. found at 2809 Grove Drive, be Mayor Troy Piland and determined amount of am- Sanford, the day Black Theft Probed wa3 shot muni tion was also taken by the in the Ernest Hendrix JEANS & JACKETS head and neck. ieriu's deputi es today were aCouncilmen nd Claude Ash. burglars. HEADQUARTERS The Blacks were visiting the investigating the theft of Items The o ut-going council , In A ne ighbor used a garden home of he r sister, Mrs. Archie Valued at 12,202 in a burglary at win LEVI'S di ng up the year, will hear hose to keep flames from W. McCormick, when the the 219 Tollgate Trail, departmental reports and a WRANGLER sprea 1 ding from the kitchen of shooti ng occurred. Longwood, residence of report by At the Daniel Nuenex residence at LU Horward Black was found on the living Stephen C. Mints. Deputy C. L. lstarsee on a settlement of the Hood Trcctor Co. 112 Coun try Club Circle, San- room floor A y.Navy II)SN Oi'as, Iii. Trail about 1 am, a Nickle reported burglars with suit brought against city of. ford, until firemen arrived Ovtas. Is flN4 to pistol nearby, police said. Surplus removed door hinge pins to (icials by Seminole Baptist extinguish the fire. £8a* SFI"Sl. Fla 3pji enterandtake$4O0csilver Temple . 3 SANFORD_______ AVE. O1.o• 10 Po licereported the octs Council authorized coins, a 11,500 men's blue 'tarsee to seek a set •fl44i $3l)41 of the house were not at home Burglaries Reported tlem ent sapphire ring and a $250 nhen burglars apparently after he advised the city's Deputy P.J.RIggins reported diamond watch. chances for winning the sot removed panes from a rear rare sil ver co ins, a $500 ladies jalousie window to enter the rin were slim. g set, a camera and a slide Woman Charged _LW~ 1 A`_' -_ house, Circui t Court Judge Kenneth projector were reported Marilyn Marie Moses, 20, of Leffler granted the church a Detect ives said today it Isn't missing after a burgla ry at the 905 Spring Valley Road, temporary injunction and N 100 I Top I ________________________________ TRIPLE hEADER-SJ TOP VALUE STAMPS - Nlid it is preparing, to technology work and has been out of work since July, 1975. Mrs. Clara Robinson, 23, Fern Park. said she has been out of work for one week and is, seeking clerical work. Several Weekend Burglaries Reported - cause they were neglected Societs, afl(l because of this they may be poorly equipped emotionally to be parents." The Anv and Air Force al. ready have inaugurated neu programs to cope with the child abuse problem, while the Navy - OFFICIALS rs be. Some joined (tie service 1IILIHDEPJ VPIUJn service- ______ bookkeeping Reagan's first extensive campaign trip since he ai nop.giced his candidacy Nov. 20 will take him into two dozen small New Hampshire communities in thre days. Then hejnuves on to (ow other primary states an returns to New Hampshire for another three-day swini Jan. 15. The former California governor has placed heav, emphasis on the New Hamnire primary Feb. 24 as t i, ksnoiL-at in the early elections that Ford though an incumbent, does not have widespread elcctora appeal. Many -younger unable to adequately manage their financial affairs, thereby provoking additional problems for themselves. •'. work I ... men and their wives are often . - presidential primary. ''"' :' . 'I.. • •-:• -• Reagan Kicks Off Cam paigi •• '• "' cases, •• - t a r Y Launches AntimChild Abuse Pro rams, therapy ' The President continued U.S. ef(c 1. and otherwise to stabilize the militi situation in Angola and promote a quick and peace settlement;' But, inaweech prepared for delivery h the American Farm Bureau Federation in St. Louis, Fc rejected the idea of using grain sales to persuade Rus to disengage in Angola. -. WASHINGTON I API - 'The the Marine Corps. 9 protection of the child's rights initial exam, an Army hospital rather than removing the child officials armed services are launching also are planning frustrations of raising a cominantlers. These cornUnder the Army's plan, spe. and Professional help for the commander may report major efforts to combat child cial the in. Frorii the home and punishing telephone "tiotlines" -: 'child advocacy program parents,' the Army circular cident to law enforcement manned family." mitices will include medical, abuse among military families. °fIi(irs" the parents." by trained volunteers, "parents will be assigned The Air Force program is legal, chaplain, security policy said. at agt'ncivs, if neces ry. sa Military experts believe )iiie virtually all bases. Individual and group anonytinius" programs for similar. An Air Force regu- and special services officers All alleged cases of child In general, the Army said its tht'rapv, counseling and change child abuse problems in service group "The problem calls for identi- abuse will require examination Program and other lation provides for estabDetails of the Navy-Marine is aimed at developing i environjnent are listed as educational approaches "to lishnient of families may stem From fk'atlon of child abuse by a military doctor. child advocacy program still are being devulAlter an "emotionally healthy families forms of stresses peculiar to what one Army help parents cope with the committees directly under base oped. - called ''tile mobile military life. st)le ; An ir medical service ______ publication said "recurrent or I I • £ N r' I WE prolonged family separation by I I duty assigmunent all too often I S leaves the mother with the lull I i responsibility of home and chil- - will be unavoidable" ___ - ' broader relati __ Evg Herald, Sanford,FI. 41 4. I By JOE ASKUEN Herald Staff Wrftcr 4 " an - ' - WASHINGTON ( AP) called toda} immediate cease-lire" Angola, an end intervention and a government of national unity to the civil war there. He also warned the Soviet Union that If it contin intervention in Angola "damage to our - Problems May Stem From 'Mobile Lifestyle' __ Applicants .• In Angola, Warns Soviets -- - -. - _, t- -- - 4 •='-- -=- - - .•--.-- _- ''- - '.' - - - •- • -- , •__,. �I I I ----- - i Evening Herald - 3001. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, January 5, 976-4A Around VAYNE I). IX)Y1.E, Publisher It RICHARD LOM, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 ________ ilime l)eliverv; 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. VMMMW V9 ____ 114~ _________ Kissinger Was The Knights of Columbus Free throw contest, open to all boys and girls 11.14 years of age, will be held at All Souls School, Sanford, on Saturday. Jan. 10. Youngsters wishing to participate may get further information by contacting Marty Bacon at :122-4317 or Frank Joyce at 323-7092. , When it secretary of state comes within a hair's ____ k_ qq~i q: ~i .I ~ - I- - -_ ~ , 1 ~ - -, ___ %= se,crelary of state with less immediate access to the - ,t i_. ~,:.-- --. I. i , -,Ik . !"A S — - tl• .Th- - . • . .. _____ --cI ;: .- ----P ' -' ?-. ;' _____ 1 .•• ,) ., -i. .. .•.. t'. -.' _____ .•. .•.F - -.—•.. 4.. •. —— I Ji" I - '-.: -:.l $ - . -r4..?4_. t ., _____ ________ • - - :- __ - r P4-- -. —,- 5- .9:; 5. AC, . ;:. t-•. . ..ja -1.3- - 'Jr : - ..11 ..i•. -. Both the research team and the commissioner jxinted accusing lingers at Congress as responsible for the confusing tangle of tax regulations. Is Ctngress listening? - lif -',.. • ••. . . j;: • - - '- - BERRY'S WORLD - ' •1.• . i - _., 41_i_ .,. A.; : .: -. , I J-; J ' .4 ____ 11 — - l l1 a 1 1-1 - g ~ -. ~, 1 01 ,_ _ ,, 40 Ar . Voters A Crime - ~~ 6 To Know I - - Soviets Angola Statement No Indication Of Changee MOSCOW I APi — Western specialists in Moscow find the Soviet Union's latest statement on Angola interesting Union has no military, economic or o ther designs the strategically located country. But it said time Soviet Union - 'has given and continues to give moral and material sup- . Manila International airport Just before it was scheduled Winds Batter Europe LONDON .: A%P I : i All) More high wind,s battered Scandinavia and Czechoslovakia today after a weekend of raging storms that kllledatleast 52 persons in Britain and Western Europe and did hundreds of millions of dollars — w orth of damage. The Danish weather bureau reported another storm around Iceland heading for Scandinavia and said it should hit Denmark late Tuesday. Britain reported 26 dead, West Germany 12, Denmark 4, Ilglurn 3, The Netherlands 3, Sweden 2, and France and Switzerland one each. a ' AREA DEATHS CIIARI.Es IIAMILSR. ' RAY CROMLEY IF The Candidate's Pci st Survivors include four sons, Henry B. and Leroy, both of Ch arles W. hlamil Sr., 69, 402 Sanford, Mar tin L, and John W. 19th St., died Sunday. Born Daniel, both of Atlanta; three in Platenville, La. he came to daughters, Mrs. Frances Sanford in 1916. He was a Crownover, Sanford, Mrs. retired engineer with Seaboard Nelda Fleming, Winter Garden Coast Line Railroad, retiring and Mrs. Odessa Thrift, three years ago after years Wahalla, S.C.; four sisters; two He had attended local brothers; 14 grandchildren schoolsandhewasarimemberof three great-grandchildren, First Baptis t Church of SanFuneral services will be ford, the Brotherhood of Tuesday at2:3op.m.aw-c service. I.oconiotiye Engineers, the Penny Pinchers and the 50 Associates. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Tressie N. Ilamnil, of Sanford; am, Rev. Charles W. Ilamil Jr., LaBelle, three grandchildren; brother C.C. Ilamil, Tampa; sister. Mrs. J.H. Wilson, New Smyrna Beach. Funeral services will, be Thesday at 10:30 a.m. at F Baptist £hurch, Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MItS. III-:NRyTAyLOJ( 3 -s i. that the law enKeller, in a report to council he followed the unmarked said. Keller, in a report to the "If Mr. Keller is really that , forcement officers preoc- two weeks ago, submitted vehicle only after he had been Pointing to a statement froni governing body two weeks ago, concerned about my coming cupation with the whereabouts undated letters signed by Sgt. followed by the unlighted Officer William Barfield, _________________________ Connell noted it carried a Sept. Memo Describes 69 IncIdent Recreation FBI May Have Caused Unrest ports. The Sept. 18, 1969, memo to as US, the San Diego Union and That summer, four persons then-FBI Director J. Edgar the Los Angeles Times said were killed and four others Hoover from the bureau's San Sunday. wounded in fighting between Diego office described how The New York Times had a "high degree of unrest" within two militant groups. An FBI of. agents tried to fomnemit (iis- similar story in Monday cdithe San Diego black comnmu- ficial says the bureau was not sension between the Black Pan- (Ions, nity, according to published re- aiming, for violence. ther party and a goup known "Shootings, beatings and a ______________________________________________________________________________ high de&ree of unrest continues An FBI meimmo credited secret operations against black militant organizations for 1969's -- Set Mrs. Henry A. Taylor, 71, of take Jessup died Sunday. Born in Amboy, Ga., she came to Sanford 43 years ago. She was member of Church of God of Prophecy, Sanford. JANUARY 3, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Willis Berry Patsy Burke linda K. Holloway Edna M. Iightfoot Nettie L. Morgan Anthony Ramos Wilce y J. Sipes Ben T. Greening, Dellary William G. Williams, DeBary !.eland W. Hutchinson, Deltona Sam Skorina, Deltona Mildred V. Larue, Maitland Clara P. Barreotls, Osteen l)ISCIIARGI Sanford: Kenneth Griffith Margaret Jenkins Noah Matthews Jimmy Nelson Mable J. Oates Marind.a M. Stevens - WA,cmnNr.'rnxl Unimt - Sanford: Gerogia P. Dunwoody WEATHER Annie Griffis Ruby P. I!and' Emma C. Harris Richard T. King Marian L Knight Steven H. Laubert Harriett Manore Brenda I. Martin Katie Sandifer Samuel H. Shell Lucille L. Williamson Florence A. Brown, Deltona Karen I.. Olds, Deltona Matiie M. Russell, Deltona — of God of Prophecy. Brisson Yesterday's high 54, Funeral Home Is In charge of today's low r. No frost. arrangements. Partly cloudy Tuesday. highs In the upper 60s. Lows In the 401. North to northeast winds Funeral Notices around 15 mph. EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesdayfairnndnmildwith TAYLOR, MRS. HENRY A. — Funeral services for Mrs. Henry la ws lOs north to SOs south and A Tay, 71, of Lake Jessup, 60s In Keys and highs60S north o died Sunday, will be held to 7 south. Th ursday mostly Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Church cloudy and warm with scatof God of Prophecy with Rev. A H. BrI5SO tered showers. Lows near SO Funeral Home in charge h to 60 south and highs In nort arrangements, 70s north to near 80 south , I4AMIL. CHARLES W. SR. — Friday clearing and cooler Funeral services for Charles W with lows near 40 north to 50s Hamil Sr.. 69 of 10' W. 19th St south and 60s In Ke)s and highs Sanford. ho died Sunday will be held Tuesday at 10:30 am a? near 60 north to near 70 south. First Baptist Church with o3 . Daytona Bench tides: high II Ted Cosmato officiating. Burial .n Evergreen Cemetery. In ilu n.m. and 11:26 p.m.; low 4:29 o, flowers, family requests a.m. and 5:01 p.m. donations may be made to the Port Canaveral: high 10:38 Meafl Fund Brison Funeral Home n.m. and I1: p.m.; low 4:25 in charge of arrangemenhi, am. and 1:57 p.m. __________________________ ., , _ , Williams' insistence last month that the county commission passed a countywide recreation line" separated the activity from the actual promotion of violence, Aida Oliver, Deltona Mary A. Vanetta, Deltona Twila J. Barrow, L,ale itlary Bertha I.. Gregory, Lake Since this is the first year the county will be providing recreation to Its citizens, Williams felt a Adams said FBI headquar- Mar ters should have challenged the Verna H. Beat)', Orange City survey should be run. wording of the memo from the __________________ , Osteen San Die Clara P. Barreotis g ofice of . CHECK INTO SALE (lie rolt has made it posibk for )OU to enjoy special savings on all Monza Towne Coupes in stock as of Dcccmbcr I, l975 and delis cred on or before January 3 I, 1976. Sec your Chevy dealer for a post-Christmas savings opportunity on Chevy's new cIasc m;,lI Coupe ihat\ d'ssy, well equipped and fun to drive. ' VAkRI ETY' OF SIA1LL CAIS. ('has rt'lt iiiake it p"ihlc br ou It fiase a lot of choke ill small cars. From mh ness kind ol :n1erican car, Chcvctt, to Ihc practical Novi with room For six, good mileage and a small car price. I1m;ill car 'aloe and economy appeal to you, go ccc -sour (hcsv dealer and ask for a kmoustr ilion drive. __________ ,i&\t 10 mw% l C ........ i.e. .. ''iflijt, i)ur.t-Ut,iht enin' .. Ius. .- . •' • - V-.1 ,Is lii e al • 3S 23 A4III I '% i( I I'll, .. •.,t ,' 'I ] _________ MPG MPG HWY. CITY 't 'i- ', i,.. it l sTfl..J.4VJ ?,., SEE YOUR CHEVY DEALER , -. .i%1s CHEVY'S IMDE P .'." ii.ii .iimtI tight I As ajlahk i i'iiiiIssIQIi • NeSS h di auli I orqtk-.irrn rc,,r tIrL'n!in I)lc Freedoimi h,,hkm E8ET!NE Liaison commissioner on the project is Richard Williams and it was at the Panthers and US from Joining forces, Adams said. lie admitted that only a "very thin MONZA TOWN E OUPE - PR specific types of recreation desired by residents. The plan was aimed at treat- CiIECK OUT THE P4OP4ZA OMM Is assisting in the ing dissension and preventing John W. Urban, DeBary Paul A. Palumbo, DeLand struction of Justice against him to State Attorney Abbott Herring's office if tie feels e harasmnent has akeri place. project . She said today, that the entire survey is gear ed toward finding out Ing place before we got In he , to submit charges of ob. Eleanor Anderson, a budget analyst In the office of Management, A nalysis and Review act." M)Ttle A. Smi th Frances W. Thigpen Mary B. Williams 'Annette Wing 19 in the police station and alleges Connell threw a pencil and pen holder at him. Connell denied the cusation, again inviting Keller Members of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program i RSVP) will conduct the survey in conjunction with county officials. effectiveness, "I don't know of any action that was designed to produce violence. This violence was tak- • 3, survey of an estimated 1,500 Seminole County residents to try to determine what they desire for recreation, kill each other, but to disrupt these groups, reduce their Mildred DeFreese William If. Lowie Hcicn . Malone Henry McLaulin Jr. Blanche Nash Virginia M. Cobb, Enterprise Melinda C. Stripling, Lake booe — I - a-iearI&O.000..S1,k Oura.flujli Engine Guiranit,' 5. cird J.lALmiic cri - ;uirantec ii an addcd value k_ . I. 1 . - i m otir i'ie ga or '10011 The ( hcirutci guItJntcc oic: )') miles, or 5 >ers, hshs Iirj. ihc pulanirt is for 1976 Ve g as and N0n.rat c'uipped with 4-,,I,ndi cflgin It mjns thji should something go srong with the i4ihub,.ir,h )i'Ut ( hcs) kkr Ili h it - . - (ice. The guar;,ruee cosers repji,s to the s>ilitt ler t'ls,L inJr head, all mtcrn.,i engine parts, inhaLe ch.aut mant %. .ant sjLCr pimp, made n'sjr) bc,.ju',c of dckts in anti 14 `1 maletul it v,ork. inan'.l-t,p It Ll0(' g1,'( uicr fcpairs rc'iLui,c',j he use of ai.udcni, mi'usc or l.sk I pti,pt fltJifltcfljflc', Sc.' ',,',r ( t"s ,tc.te, fur o1mrIcte uar,,nt titcmcnt Ih 3822 $2984 MPG. CITY HWY. I I'', k j CHEVETTE g.i Sport (uupc .- - •. MPG. 11.4 benefits provided by (two separate) acts." still trying to calculate exactly how much of the of four assistants, fie spent money on airplane tickets alone, lie $7,200 for telephone also drew WATC11 ON ta xpayers' money was spent to remove Richard and travel ex WASTE: Not long ago, HandaH $12,000from the government in travel expenses. pe nses. Th e rest went f or supplies Woo ds took a step Nixon from the White house and to insta ll him at up In Washington. He moved and equipment rental, Woods doesn't think his travel was "e r, from the lowly Small Business Admin San Clemente as a presidential pensioner. istra tion to bitant." lie assured our Nixon's transi tion budget, which expired th associate Gary Cohn e White house, The la test confidential General A cco un ting on Feb. 9, was a fl that the taxpayers got their money's worth from at $100,000. Of th is a sta rtling Office audit, which attempted to straighten out hits a.v.oclates at SBi we're sorry Ills trips. Woods explained thai he often flew to $52,8l5.?5 was spent for tatioiiery, another to see all the gifts the taxpayers have given to Nixon, $12,000 for posta him disaster areas to help ge. Apparently, he will h.qve go. For Woods is a charming gentleman, small businessmen get w as completed appropriately on Christmas Eve, need for all th at stationery, lie has been snowed mnanicüred, soaped, pressed and pomaded, who back on their feet. here are some of the highligh ts: under wi th more th an two million unanswered Ii the sophisti ca tion of an experienced world — The fede ral pa ymasters had to do some letters. traveler. ' a government bigwig, of course, he was fancy financial Juggling before they could start Ito sho uld, — The former President was never charged able to justify the tri ps merely by sthtng th paying Nixon his $5,000 mon th ly pension They for 1265,t8O in at h-'r as an asi.sthnt SIIA administr ator, he tht' were necessary for official . salaries paid to 54 federal workers ness busi had no ;tu thcmnzt.d funds, for example, until who were "detailed" to him at first, Among took an Incredible 87 separate trips at the tax.. Congress bela ted ly voted a T.._., 's'.". Olin D. Boatwri ght Joyce Brown Jeanie E. Cogburn ADMI&SIONS direction on SR-427 his Devonshire home, Barfi eld stated that he went m the opposite direction to Lyman Ilivh School and parked, but that Connell did not foHow. A four th report, carrying a date of Dec. 19, 1, 975 from Keller states that Connell and he had a disagreement on Dec. citizctL tunm;l;t will conduct a telephone that the bureau was "not trying to get people to Sanford: going to CTIIOr Sara F. Th urmond -Selina J. Cram, Maitland uting tc this overall situation, It nm L. Woodall Freeon IIar H. Yates, Orange City is felt that a substantial amount Anna M. Kern, Deflary Victoria E. Carter, Osteen of time unrest is directly atPearl A. Kneeland, DeBcry Charlotte A. Tovell, Osteen tributable to this program." Katherine C. Nicholls, Rebecca I). Willis, Winter James B. Adams, associate Longwood Park. r t of di ec or the I'D!, told the Los Gloria R. Caban, Orange City [)IsCIIARGaS Angeles Times Walter I. Hawkins, Osteen JANUARY 4, 1976 different By RS\I P to prevail In the ghetto area of southeast San Diego," time memo said. "Although no specific counterintelligence action can be credited with contrib- HOSPITAL NOTES -l-i:i (idential audit, be used $35,000 to pay the sa laries .....1,l — 4 Taxpayers ' Cost Of Nixon 's Removal rov'rnn..i Survey - S thorn wrn hi 24, 1975 date indicating it had kept in the police department files for three months before being released. The Barfield statement notes Connell traveled SR-434 behind a squad car driven by Barfield and that Connell turned in a been S -1 JACK ANDERSON separate nenslon for — - 15ç Government audi tors are ' asked the council to take action and going to kecp a file on me of an elected official concerns Manning and Officer Baker vehicle from near the city hall. to stop the harassment, and can show a need to have me that the other citizens of the saying that Connell and a He said when he determined Releasing copies of reports this information," Connell said, community may be also be member of the news media, at that the vehicle had a city tag, I1)NGWOOI) — Councilman frcm three city police officers, "I ill be lippy to give him a surveilled jn the same fashIon." 11:02 p.m. on September 6, he assumed it was the unGerard Connell broke his W. E. Barfield, Terry Baker day-to-day report, thus Connell called the "preoc had followed a patrol car with marked poli'; car, although he silence today on accusations and Sgt. Greg Manning, which releasing these officers to do eupation with his whereabouts head lights on the Connell could not identify the ocmade by Public Safety Director Council Chairman J.R. Grant the job they are paid to do cupants. "The least the officers "Gestapo-like tactics which vehicle out. Douglas Keller at a recent city had placed in the city council protect the citizens of Connell said the event oc- could have done was have council meeting that Connell record, Connell said the reports community." have no place in the United cured at 9 p.m. on September 3 accurate information about the has been harassing the police "effecti vely answer" who has The councilman at the, same States", aftPr a council meeting and that date and time in the letter," he tlepai-t,nment. been following who. time stated jort" to the Popular Movement for the liberation of agency reported. A spokesman for the Manila office of the Japanese airline said its managers were all at the airport and that he could not confirm or deny the report. ___ — Monday, By Donna Estee to take off today for Japan, the official Philippine news un - cir'' •_ Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Herald Staff Writer MANILA, The Philippines (AP) — Two armedmen .. lit'"'(! III lx' .Jap;ime ciied control of a Japan Air Lint:, jt'tlimwr and its 199 passengers and crew members at the 0 -I 1 #1 - S Replies To Keller Statements 0 Two Seize JAL Airliner _____ t?r5 Councilman IN BRIEF newspaper Pravda called for "termination of foreign armed int2rvention" in Angola. It asserted that the Soviet I - r:r,... '.....,r-------- Ely The Associated Press -It I .' ,'.'', r Longwood' s ' Connell Rebuts Police Report and even intriguing. but they see no indication of a basic . 14.:. .V z.'' ,.- . Angola IMPl.A and the "lawful government" it has set up in Luanda. This aid, it added, was requested by the I.uamula government, — I — ____ in Abetted By Spend WA.SJIIN(;TON r :F '41 TOM TIED E - T 1 rt .r"!. - -_ change in the Kremiilin's policy toward th e civil war in t he African country. An editorial Saturday in the Communist party Comm ist? Tpe ( A recent remark by Yale !Jniverslt', 1 • 1 "'' " _` (' WASHINGTON Was Martin Luther King — president Kingman Brewster has been widely, -;---. . • Jr. a Communist? Various well-meaning law and approvingly, quoted: in . -. enforcement offvers and millions of others "Until we can devise ways by which the in. -I. concernedwi th thesecurityof thenatIon beIie'e flationary consequence of a congressman's vote — the answer is at the core of the ongoing inis traced to him with the same particularity which attaches to a yea or nay on a revenue bill, vestigations Into the extraordinary federal Inwe will not cure the disease of public terference with the late leader's civil rights. If spending 1 in he was, they say, Interference was justified; 11 motivated by the desire to achieve re-election." rC -- :-- he wasn't, it As with other statements of a similar nature, - .—. the implication is that politicians will do And if th is thinking has validity, that is, if it Is any thing to get themselves re-elected. That goes ________ true that complex questions can be reduced wi th with out saying. Nobody will argue about that. _I+ki7simplistic answers, It does not in all honesty look again, what seems to be totally ignored is •-good for Dr. King. TI —t---_ — -the fact that it takes two to tango in this matter. -- - --'\-- _ If the voters insist on rewarding the big spenders Though there is little save low suspicion to by returning them to office again and again, 1yi41(i)I4' the suggest that he personally sutaibed to a vo ters are at least accessories after the fact. 1 .- t Marxist doctrine at odds with the welfare of To complain about inflationary governrnen America, it is quite true that he was acquainted First of the year bills spending while ignoring the responsibility of the with, perhaps even surrounded by, men whose electorate in a democracy is like lamenting — histories a and predilections not altogether about the rise in automobile thefts and one with capitalism. burglaries while ignoring th e fact that criminals don't buy to stolen goods from each other — they This does not necessarily mean King was an sell them law-abiding citizens happy to make associate of Commnunjsts who advocated the a good de al. overthrow of the United States. Rather, It means Brewster also seems to be saying, however, 1W had friends and co-workers whose names that voters are unable to see the connection were recorded on nwnerous lists as having between their congressman's vote on a parWASHINGTON — If we are to elect the men difficult opportunities which detente offers if it can be made espoused a Conununlst thought, or belonged to to acquire. ticular issue and its effect on inflation, and untfl we should as President and v~ice president and as to succeed. groups of which some of the members were But if research groups of citizens, some they can see the connection, spend and spend senators and representatives in 1976, virtually conservative, some liberal, some In-between, Cottununists. or, as In a couple of cases. Con. President Ford obviously has the highest and elect and elect will continue to be the watevery citiu-n old enough to look intothe facts will could organize in each mWes3ional distirict and t Ieted their private lives in such a way as to respect for the intelligence and negotiating talents chwords of politics. 1. '. have to do his part. raise questions as to their politics. each state, the job could be done. of Mr. Kissinger. We would guess that most of his This may be so, but in this regard the people The responsibility is on each of us. It is essential there be four or five competing are no different from the best economic minds in critics would concede, too, that he has made exThese name lists, as the argument has it, Already, one citizens' committee is getting groups in each District. For each, however were reason this country who cannot agree on what causes, or ready enough for a hrge number of high to publicize the source of each mar sincere, wiB come traordinary and valuable contributions as a to the task with its own atcures, inflation, donation — and the connection of each source titudes ranking government authorities to allow the U mediator abroad and toward keeping our foreign Each will Be that as it may, it Is time we recognized with one special Interest or another, if any. emphasize certain facts in its policing of Dr. King's activities. policy in tune with significant changes occurring investigation, and tend to ignore others. in that the contempt so many Americans feel for are Another citi!ens group is plarming to look into all alike in this regard. Each, therefore, We will do the political and economic relationship, between politicians is a two-edged sword. If politicians the personal finances of each The record is undeniably damaging con. presidential best in investigating the men all nations of the world, will do anything to get elected or re-elected — candidate and and women cancerning at least one of the suspected King some congressional can did a tes, to thdates its members would like to see defeated. associates, a one-time New Orleans well, who elects them re-elects them? It would be regrettable and potentially waiter determine conflicts of interest. This means stock I do not mean to overemphasize the financial named Ihinter itts damaging to the conduct of our foreign policy if Mr. O'Dell. He, a close King investments, real estate holdings, major debts, investigations, If the man has been a legislator, confidant in the 1954k, was identified then In and a correlation of vo ting records and past we Kissinger is to become a political target in the ' Thanks need to know every vote he's cast on every special Senate hearings as to the Fair Credit Billing Act, which actions of a district of organizer forthcoming presidential campaign. Whatever candidates in conjunction with those significant Issue, And we need to compare these th e took effect last November, reta ilers who accept Communist party in Louisiana. Th e hearings financial int erests, mistakes may now be laid to his performance — votes with what he says. The listing of his public revealed that information "third-party" credit cards like the ubiquitous " pertaining to "a But this is needed for every candidate. If he and being human, he is bound to have made some BankAmericard and Master Charge, may offer votes takes work but records for years back are smootw y coordinated Conununist underground 6 has major real estate holdings, or if his major normally available. HIS most discoun ts to customers who pay cash, -- they should be kept in perspective. significant votes, was found by police in an atandoned O'Dell When foreign donors include sizeable numbers of men he Thretical1y, that is. The law doesn't say avily however, may have been in secret committee apartmeit. When asked policy issues arise, let them be debated on their about O'Dell King said into real estate, and if he consistently votes or they have to, and so far, there doesn't seem meetings, These can be dug out from interviews in 1963 that he "may have had merits — not on the personal style of record of the some (Cornhave been any rush by merchants to take ad. takes other actions favoring real estate in- with men who were there. Finding sources who munist) connections In the past." Eventually, Secretary of State. terests, this should be noted, vantage of the new law, will talk iU take time and manpower. O'Dell was dropped from King's payroll. It should be emphasized that such inAnd that strikes us as rather strange in this I could goon with detaiLs But the em p ha sis formation, standing alone, does not prove a land of free enterprise, not on what we want to know about each canYet what of it, so far as King's right to man's vote has been bought or that he is in any we go about getting that domestic tranquility was concerl)ed? Where P True, the two to five per cent or more service way dishonest. But the correlation of personal information, charge the retailer pays to the credit card does all of this suspicion lead? Only to circular interest and votes is something that must be /. cautious taxpayer should be able to depend on the One would think we could count on company is covered by his prices. But that taken into account. the debate on the potential influence of his friends; professional ad%ice provided by the Internal Revenue Service to Democrats comlr.g up with the facts about means that not only are credit card users paying certainly not to any justification of the exsubmit an accurate federal income tax return, right? out the information mentioned above Republicans, and vice verna. Both sides, in fact, travagant measures wsed to eavesdrop in Dr. for the ennvenience of delayed billing, every willDigging require far more work than can possibly be will do this work in sonic matters Not so, concedes IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander in cash-paying customer is to some extent sub- accomplished by a with fanfare King's bedroom. Knowing Communists is not praising the research of a private consumer group that found handful of citizens groups. and simplistic exaggeratio, sidizing time card holders. illegal, being Communist Li not illegal. Ideally, We will be concerned, in the primaries and the IRS staff accurate In its assistance in less than half the cases How then do you know which side to believe? One would think stores would be leaping to the law looks on Jefferson Democrats and general elections, with somewhat more than surveyed. In the more complex returns, the study group said, a Possibly neither. steal cash customers away from their corn- thousand men Marxist sympathizers as deserving of equal and women. And we will be the error rate rose to 75 per cent. Politics Is too serious petitors by offering appropriate discounts, dealing, in a business for such protection, this tenet of independence having many instances The report merely confirmed the department's own , with facts most sweetheart pacts. time and again been ruled indivisible in court. analysts. Alexander said, which Indicated that private accountants were equally erratic in preparing returns for their C11 ents. - 'c - . 4, • I .jU,. r r- x$ . 11 '--!- .. ?4 - %- fP— k6 _171M 4p ,'-' . \. . j ,j'S'. -• .":' :: ,7115 I %1111 IRS Re liable . - Oval Office. Outside the White House, Mr. Kissinger is becoming the target of a strange political alliance— liberal Democrats in congress ar1d the conservative forces rallying around the presidential campaign of Ronald Reagan. No one was surprised when President Ford decided to keep Mr. Kissinger the same role he had assumed in the Nixon administration, wearing the two hats of secretaiy of state and national security adviser on the White House staff. Mr. Ford saw the wisdom of maintaining continuity in U.S. foreign fx)licv spite of the Watergate trauma that brought him into office. It is in terms of our foreign policy that the storms now swirling around Mr. Kissinger should be viewed. That he has irritated some members of Congress in his relations with their committees w ould not interfere with an objective judgment of the policies and decisions they are trying to examine. That he has appeared to be pushing too hard, too fast for a new arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union should not detract from the fact that the world would be much safer if the Hussians eventually commit themselves to an end to the nuclear arms race. While Mr. Kissinger faces criticism for many disappointments in the results of the diplomacy of detente, the ultimate question for the critics to answer is whether they would prefer to pass up the qP:; --- I Holiday vacation is over for the thousands of school children in Seminole County and we urge all motorists to obey the speed limits in school zones and to stop. from both directions, when a school bus is stopped to load or unload these youngsters. —Bill Currie ___________ -_ 4 t 414 MRLD It DON OAKLEY 'Y 4 breadth of being cited for contempt of Congress, it suggests He has problems at home equally as challenging as those he is forced to deal with abroad. So it is that Henry Kissinger, who became something of a superstar of diplomacy in the Nixon years, appears now to be more on the defensive in Washington than at any time during his career. Although President Ford only recently real. firmed his confidence in Mr. Kissinier, he did so alter it shake-up in his official family that left the - I Just a reminder that U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles ID. Flai will be here at the Mayfair Country Club on Friday for a dutch treat noon luncheon. The public is invited and may make rescrvations, which must be in by noon on Wednesday, by calling 3224664 or 8.11-0823. Cost For the luncheon is $2. The ClockA The Wrong Target 1. to the college. . A'— f Are you an alien? (k'orge C. Wallace opens at 915 E. Colonial Dr., IF so, the U.S. Immigration and Naturaliiation ()rIanik, today with the public invited to a kick-off Serice i INSi retiilnd:; one and all that the alien rally at Howard Johnson's at 7:30 p.m. xpulation must report their address to the INS (liainnan for the Wallace Campaign in Central ituring the month of January. Florida is Stewart M. Shaffer, former Orange I•:hird T. Sevne district director o f the INS County School lard member. Dr. E. Michael ul Mianii, estimates that 375,000 aliens are ( utnian of Longwood is co-chairman. urrently living in Florida. During January of last Wallace will personally launch his presidential rar, :171,(Xx aliens reported their addresses. t;aimipagn in Florida on Saturday, Jan. 17, at 3 p.m. Set'ney said that all non-citizens, except those at the Municipal Auditorium, Orlando, and speak at M diplot,matc status and foreign represcntativs of time Sheraton Twin Towers, also Orlando, at 9:30 ('ertain international organizations, are required to phi, that same day. file the address report. Failure to file this a ddress report ('Quid lead to &'ininole Community college will be the serious penalties. beneficiary of all net proceeds at the Sanford. lliose aliens %%ho are not in thi:i country during Orlan(io Kennel Club tomorrow night as its January must report their addresses to the INS'Scholarship Night' at time famed Central Florida iUiin 10 days after their return. l)og Track. ddress report cards are available at all U.S. The Sanford-based community college is ex. l'415t Offices and at INS offices in Miami, Port Jx!cted to realize between $10,000 and $15,000 for its l' irglades, West I 'alum Beach, Jacksonville, scholarship program as a result of the special 'I ;iiiipa and Key West. 'flight' at the (log track, A similar night' at the Orlando-Semijinole Jaiflir ( ''ntral Florida headquarters for Gov. Alai Fronton at a later (late will also be it big boost . . "i'. , 511's. lust Rci.it Pi. I-.ieniuon chargc, ,At jI.hL ,qi"qt,c,,t i,. ..P., sItç it S .enJ iiI ', j 'ct ii $1 (,P,,,. ',j SI, - ,: "4 i.S.,I lJ*s 41r 'a"i 1 - it .sniI t",, f, AT ,I. f ., It-il,, 5',,,.3 '*'..fl And .i.it.tjJ sIs' '*'J i il 0 HOVA ,Al' 41. I " FINANCE Co. — ft , __ - ;.~~. __~~ • ' • • Th e manager of 544' ?s Ii're 1141111 seal k't i i',ii 111.111 a I ).ilsiii, 11.2 1(p Miii taf ''ai head risoin i han a VW H .ihhut ()tie oi the ,,hor ic,l iui mug drcks M the ss tirLi I':'i'i-d by Ii ,IlII I'CttI rQ'it'ii 1110 1111% k Sets iceil h t1,03() ( ties roll tlik'rs .aers the t4111I1(ry • Room lt'i sas Dolphin Finance Co., aIM David Galloway, was . - it 1 1 ..-.. - S. I'i''nt tlac brakes ssit h .iothbI I till tt'.ini Ii'int .insl rear seats r1\escarpeting fLIIi I10 \ N • ',in • 0 Prices start at $2899 ,, .Ill • eiiir • 21•g.iIlon hid ( tO I.Ilii �- .r -- - ±:---. - - In Communion Service Isnn-C-nnnimil Ahi-c Joy Ison became the bride of Peter Edward Connelly nt4 7 H A-Evening marriage a reception creation hall, the educational fund. This can be International has meeting of the New Year been 10-11, at American Federal will be Jack homer, chairman Savin according to an an. of the Seminole County nouncement made by Everett Bicentennial Committee. As Doyle, president of the always, guests are welcome to Camellia Society of Central attend the Florida. lie has also named . ' - long time camellia fancier, Mts. Carroll Terry, as chair. couple left their - new man of the show. Bloom entries will be I ? Sorority, savings account which has been Ranch, in care of James L)md. Its primary purpose is to offer Johnson's Wby products. The opened as an educa tional fund. P.O. Box 397, Longwood, Fla. women the opportunity of br ide is a teac he r of mentally The account has been 3Z750. f ul fillment through service to handi capped children, opened for the purpose aiding Th e presentation made others, educa tion, and social those young persons living at the Seminole Youth Ranch by activities. On national level, th e Seminole Youth Ranch to president Beta Beta Chapter, the s orority supports St. Judes seek a higher education, which Mrs. Alan M. Keith, and Uospital. Statewide She and ltw;illy, scheduled for first . F, American Federal, at -- mmmmmmmr_--- I, , II ~. - Marshall Bridgers said a search clerway for a successor IS football games four Rollins College Knowles Chapel organist Alex Anderson will open the 176 Music In The Chapel Series fl t wo Y e ars Eveni n g said, to the feeling _____________________________________________________ sary to have grain. _______ ______ on of to s Look -h arp, progranc Says Men Prefer Skirts I- Sharp for , __ Time For Friday TV Viewers or - _______ 1. . Dear - in ten it 's on __________ . - .. _____ performances hate women to __________ at of - - I. §6- - _____ - been - - -- - , - -.. - Arline B Joe to on a two Trin ity, Howell On Losing Ends ote in for years, cruiting, Mudra's sta ff has signed - - ,, - - - night in the opening 71-61, as fleggo Mdr,alci scored 20 points. rowl!I A0 - - Sat urday ni gh t, it was much of the same, despite the Fact McDonald held to 10 po ints. was "That's t he way it has been, we have plenty of hands to pick up the slack," aays Raiders coach Joe Sterling. "You can never tell who migh t be our leading scorer." - - I F - .• :'-.'- - .' -.- . In Sa t urday's championship game it was Chip Noe with 21 points and Vernon Johnson with 16. / (f M an atee clubbed Hillsborough in th e ' — consolation garmie Saturday night, 78-70. SEMiNOLE: Noe I 56 21. McDonald S 02 10. Mclnye I 00 2 Fabeq 6 16 16. Jacoøs 3 3-7 ii, Johnson 90 II Jameson 200l Totals: 3-4112112 EDISON GIap.r Ill 12 10 Co 3006 Lombharcjo 1007, Adams5l$ I1.Jenk1n5Øj 10, Morgan 100 2. Brnwi, 5 7 Ii 30 * Ill '-- - .r -.., - i --- -- A , ,-- ---.- --.-- - more than 25 of the allowed 3o scholarships players to this SornInoI w inter. Bridgers praised Mudra ii 42-12 Edison and his staff for Improving team effort and spirit and for "an outstanding recruiting promotion L- Last weekend Seminole swept past Hillsborough and Edison to the Tarpon Booster Club tourney in Punta Gorda. Seminole knock ed off Hillsborough Friday win profes- wear -. _______ -. Jones was g at. ng any or wrong t - after for gu - - a . for are - successful pro-. to -- program, ___ a dependence of the athletic program on fi. nacia1 co ntributions makes it e vi dent that in order realize ur full potential in fund raislug, change in the position of head football coach was in or. tier.' Mudra, who had a reputation for t ur ning around losing programs, was hired Larry dismissed following an 0-11 season in 1973. Mudra, 47, was coach preriously for Western Illinois, Adorns Sta te. Nor th Dakota State, Arizona and the sional Montreal Alouettes. Mudra and university offi. dais had de nied reports he oWt1 be fired. Mudra charged sonic newspaper reports were pl an ted by University of Florida supporters to hurt his re ________ for Abby are In addition, the __ uits prcscnt one The Raiders home Wednesday night against Daytona Beach and hit the road for a Sa t urday nigh t game in Palatka agai nst Division 2 opponent St. Johns River. " free a James that ______ ___________________________________________ HatesPan " alurnni of the University neces- Hooks And Jabs at of Seminole Community College's basketball team, a not he r tournament championship in Its hip pocket, won't be standi ng on la ur els of its 11.2 record for long this week. The change said that by mutual agreement in IllyrecornmendLation was due Mudra's contract would be hon. Coach Mudra — _______________________________________________________ — _______________________________________________________ was - and his staff would not have the full support of friends and Jan. of Now 11-2 i er ac. Memorial 455 South reconsid. tt .,. daft J-~~__ __,a=~_7 _. I .~~_~ __31a -.-- __ - .-: .--_ _._~~_._ our position. I am In full The Democrat said support- agreement." ers raised $,000. But Bridge rs Briers s, Monday, Hera, Sanford, Fl. we morning, 10, with judging at 8p.m. in the Knowles Chapel to follow. The colorful display the College campi.i _____________________ Mrs. Peter Edward Connell y ____ ___________________ ___________________________________________________________ thousands blooirui will then The performance Is and 8 l.Otls SAPSIS _________________ be made available for public open to the public. ___________________ ________ viewing in the afternoon from According to Anderson, the _______ _________ 3:30 9 p.m. with a repeat Rollins Chapel Choir will ts S iiicnther-s of Beta Beta feel is philanthropic chairman, Mrs. it aids Sunland Hospitals and F performance on the foI1oing special ía Sunday afternoon, important In our society today. Steve DePaulis. Accepting the the Seminole Youth Ranch. 11, 12:30 on April 18 and May 9 to benefit Fee ••.. . It is the hope of this service presentation was 6 p.m. There is no admission the Chapel Choir's approaching Lynd, Mem be rs also donate many ________ -ç _________ group that other local philan- director of the Ranch, and howsarnonthtoa local nursing charge. trip to Europe several thropic clubs will take part in Bobbie Car lisle, a resident, The camellia is fast becoming performances. Tickets for the home, ______________________ -. By ABIGAIL 'AN BUREN one of Central Florida 's most be nefit concer ts are $2.50 friendship without be ing oh- popu lar fl owers according to each January should get the local boxing scene off on th e right lot $4.00 both vious? DEAR ABBY: Here Is Doyle. He said, "Large num. programs. 1976, as Central BUGGED bers of homeowners interestin matchups th is month, woman who was delighted to using Persons interested DEAR HUGGED: What's them in their landscaping plans read the letter signed, Friday night di all of the Music look sharp, feel sharp time Channel 6 as _________ . . lth being obvious? Tell and amateur growers are in ('ht.S PREFERS SKIRTS! __ telecasts a scheduled The Chapel l2rouader between heavieIght . )our husband that you think colktting them -. I contenders, Ken Norton and Pedro livell, for their who are unable provide their in trousers! I EMP Agnes hu designs on him, and ' never -Is Horn in Argentina, lave1l has lost only once, that a fourthunusually beautiful blooming own transportation may call pants unless, of you'd like to head off trouble, qualities. It round knockout to Terr Krueger in August '73. He has won 16, We are looking for. Chapel Of fi ce course, I plan to climb a tree. __ 646-2115 for Find another couple to get f ward to a Women who claim -.i:.--large number of th ssible po scoring 14 KO's,and list,s among his vietlins, Jodie Ballard, Hilly at pants transportation In- - _- . chummy l th' and slowly see Mcxnn entries, '' 4~_--w -1 k are more comfortable must climbing trees formation l)anicls, (harlic .Jaimn-. and the current North American light -. and traveling, less of Agnes and brother. And have a%wught champ, I.onnie Bennett. .:!zr brainwashed by DEAR ABBY: I think my i Agnes suggests switching or Garden Club Norton has been only defea ted three times, once to Seminole Coach Mills gives htr-uetlons. __ - N those money-hungry fashion brother's wife has developed vacationing tog ether, M.D. Jorda n will be the es i a'.-'. designers, luliati,,iu1 1li on a split decision, on ce George Foreman q more than a casual Interest in graciously but firmly veto IL speaker at Friday's board . . ~ . .__ Z round knockout and the other to Jose Lids Garcia in 1970. And what kird of an "cuse is, my husband. lie and my DEAR ABBY: Fifteen years meeting of the Garden Club of "They hide the runs In my brother The present nunilwr one challenger for the world's title hol& have been best buddies ago you wr your column Deltona. The public is invited to '. ins over Jerry Quarry, Henry (lark, Boone C, stockings"? 8L,: - A * Kirkman, and is one and we have been a that u ieted person 441 .& _.,---.4 shoull tW iiien to ever have his hand raised over Ali. the Community Center at 10:30 And as for Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Jo Ann That bout took III the excuse Is, friend])' foursome ever since write at least one personal a.m. 11L 4 ' Lick In March of '73 in the now famous "Battle of Broken "They keep my legs warm," a th Arline of DeLand, announce the eir marriage two years ago. letter a day. You said It would _14 Jaw." Rza , Jordan is head of Ornamental birth of a daughter, Gena long dress will do the same I Agnes Inot her real name) pay big dividends. thing. Five nights later in Tampa, that town Ina be the site of [Ids Horticulture at Raiford Prison Nicole, on Dec. 26, at Ifalifax I I 11_~ L ..,I-? used to be a quiet, demure little I took your advice, and it and is an interesting year 's first live show in Florida but right now the entire speaker. Hospital, Daytona Beach. - I I "Prefers Sdrts" did deflate thing. but lately she's become a worked! Now, I correspond lie will give a program on Rex I is still in th e talking stages, me somewhat, however. Men flirt)', aggressive liffle Welcoming their sisler are sexpot. with at least a dozen old friends. Begonias. I If the show does get off the ground it will feature Tony I icata, Perhaps Seminole Count), Brantley and Sanford Naval at Tommy, 6, and Amber, 2. al ways exceptiona lly nice She always has an off-color joke The mail is th JO1U e highlight of my honey. Willie (Thane)', Joey Vincent and a host of other high school basketball fives will Mount Dora Bible. to me. They always open doors Maternal grandpar ents to tell, and lately she's been day. Great medicine for an old Wøman 's Club popular fighters, But first a "moncy man" has to be found and find consolation this week with Saturday night's games in.for me and Mr. and Mrs. William A. at me with suggesting that we -11 switch man living alo... ne! A'dint irn .nrl W ........ I... -. tWlIL isgujWn lour games on tap iuesday, live elude Lyman respect, arxi here I thought it partners when we S p r ings NOT IS, 115 Larkwood Drive, Seminole, 7 1 drive I keep in touch wi th former 20 will be the date for the first live show of the new year in Friday and six Sa tur da y. was just me. Now I real ize th Woman's Club will meet Sanford, Mr. and Cres ce nt Mrs. City at Lake Howell, T. L. at somewhere so she sit next schooimates and some relatives Wednesday at 10 a.m. In the Arline Sr. erhaps it was beca They certainly plans for his didn't get any Colonial at I was to m' husband.That leaves me who live f ar Monticello, Oviedo, Florida Air the show that will feature Ear "Mad Dog" Ross, Taco Perez and co nso lation last wee ke nd And at 81, 1 Altamonte Springs Civic paternal grandparents. wearing a dress. Oh, well, I with my brother. (Big thrill?) still have quiteaway. as at Trinity (Winter Park), a few left. I even Js' vincent Trinity p and La ke Howell Bish op Moore at Lake Brantley don't care, as long as they keep I I notice Agnes pops in only correspond with a 90-year-old — Four nights later. the arm chair viewers get another chance lost for tile second time in a row and Ilo-ovey Academy at San-_ doing it. when my husband Is home, lady who was my mother's to ta ke in a major heavyweight battle from th eir living rooms as f or each in And ford Naval. way, Abby. you which indicates that she comes housekeeper and has know me the former cNampien, G"ge Forem,an takes on the rugged Ron Trinity Prep dropped a 60-43 don't look very good in pants here to TRINITY PREP: Denicole - - -I see him - not me. .— l.vle of Denver. since I was a child. _____ ,-_--rsuits. I know, because I've seen verdict to Tavares in the ii; Prosser 1 00 7; Seals 00 A. Now she wants us to take our In I.ylv's last start weisilropped to the canvas for the first tourney at Mount Dora, Pass this on to your readers, 3006; Syme 11-73; Lanier YOU, where McNuIl vaca tio ns together. I'm aga inst Abby. It has done me a world of 41713, Stevens EdIeI0000 Special host the Bible team dropped a TotaI,o)7 -So rority membe" Mn. Steve DePaulls I left) and Mrill. Also M. Keith present educational fund to FEMININE it. My husband has given her no good, and it's worth mentioning Earnie Shavers in six rounds In Denver. 48-38 championship game to TAVARES: W'e 3)17. Olds700 DEAR FEAL Sorry about Seminole Youth Ranch Director James Lynd and Youth Ranch r Before th at come-from encouragement, whatsoever, from time to time. _. ., e. ~ __ Th 11. CuIIenO 222. Kinnger 1102 is de gin . Lyle was stopped by Ali Lake Highland , Week Robbie Carlisle (Herald that. I never ear pants suits and my . Photo by Bill VInCCDI Jr.) br other ei ther doesn't 4 'A lkn lie challenged Bode 1 12 9 Lanier 10 02: Shorts 1 the title early In 1975. GEORGE IN GA. Lake howell's last mInute for public appearances, catch on or does n't care, 73 A. ToIt 7? 6 W Lyle's only o th er losses have come to Jerry Quarry and comeback fell DEAR GEORGE: By one point short at of Triumph, contract. __ to Mudra, whose teams won only Orange Ave., on Saturday with an organ recital on Sunday A. tin. was Co mmittee concurred SPORTS not available for Music InChopel ceptedatthedowntownofficeof -. Raiders __ r led Mr. meeting. • been make _ Z~.~_ , flJfle Show Set The 28th A nn ual Camellia Center. Gur 4 speaker for this Pacesetter Apartments re Camellia Show has . at — Jan. Joe They will in Saturday presented - done by sending donations operation supporting local, home in Mobile. Ma.,where the Seminole Youth Ranch with designated for the Educational state, and national philan- bridegroom is employed as a a bank book representing a Fund to: Seminole Youth thropic projects for four years. salesman for Johnson's and International - - Following Beta Beta Oiapter, Epsilon this endeavor by adding to the Alpha -- - the . Sigma - I - and Club Notes - . _. of candlelight satin with see- wearing a gown of burgundy Educational Fund Started C At Seminole Youth Ranh The records were 1.10 in The newspa pe rs said the Claiborne. ored only through January 1977 Darrell Mudra, criticized for 1974 and 3-8 last season group has been turned down by When Florida State lost 33-22 which means payment for jus coaching from the press box University supporters w ho Texas' Tech's Steve Sloan, to Houston to end the seLson, one year. and leaving decisions to aides, caine up money to buy Pittsburgh's Johnny Major, Marshall and Bridgers said that has been fired by Florid.a ,State Marshall Mudra's contract are seeking a North Carolina State's Lou no coaching change wa6 an- on Bri r'.sarid he had decided University after alwnni do. n n n ion coach as successor, ac- 1mHz and West Virginia's Bob- ticipated, despite criticism of not to dismiss Mudra after tht nated money to buy up his con.- cording to the Tallahassee by Bowden. Mudra which began In midsea. lhit(on game. tract. lrI1o(rat and Lakeland Led. fls. pa pe rs said the group son. But in a statement, Marshal University President Stanley ger. also contacted Marylafld's Jer. School spokesman Lonnie said "new and Important devel •Marshall and Athletic Director Hurt said a group of supporters opments have Bridger5 John Bridgers cited alumni and met Satur da y with Ma rs hall to change his earlier recom(an discontent in announcing and told money mendaton, The Univeristy Atli. the dismissal Sunday. Mud(a available to pay off the last two letic with was comment. of Mudra's $30,000-a-year Mr. Bridgers that ___________________ wore a was MondayJan.S,1,7t C TALLAHASSEE (AP) )ears. Casselberry Community United Lormann Circle, Longwood. through myrimist overlay. Her highlighted wi th antique white Method is t Church with Rev. Th e bridegroom is the Son of antique white la ce headpiece lace. She carried a bouquet of W illiam Pickett officiating at Mr. Mrs. Edward Connelly, gave the ensemble a Span is h burgundy roses and piik the candlelight, double ring Cortez Avenue, Winter Springs. air. She carried a bouquet of carnations. communion ceremony. Mrs. Given by her pink and burgundy roses, Bridesmaids Cindy Bernett, Charles Pierre was organ ist brother-in-law, Dennis carnations and baby's bath. Jane Chonody and Le slie McLain were attired identically to honor attendant. Best man Proudloot and ushers were Jim Ma thews, Steve Sinclair and Bill Stevens. in FSU _________________________________________ and Niki Uastcrhne was soloist. Smathers, in honor of her Paula Smathers served her The bride is the daughter of parents, the bride gown sister as matron of honor on Dec. 28 at 2!30 p.m. in Mr. and Airs, Paul Ison, 757 Begins SearcL For New Coach WOMEN Wg VV Arcs 41 37-7S Total Fouls:Seminole 25 Raide r Bob Jacols up for ow 7( Giasper Consolation Game Manatee 7$, HIIIsborouQN 70 two. are ____ - are - - . - at • can .- - - Jan. p are Super Efforts 1 tournaments, -. - - n - - resi nt for -------------------- )low can I cool the foursome George. I %ill! . 4"111116 _. ___ -IM,^--. ~- -.- I - _ . i..-- r_1 --.-- College Offers Two Creative Aggression Courses - -_ As a follow-up on the Aggression," will meet on challenge Is learn to workshop on Creative Tuesday e ve nings from 7 p.m. constructively. fight follow-up of the class to 10 p.m. in RB-113 on the workshops or other areas of "Introduction to Creative Aggression conducted by Dr. to 10 p.m. in Room H 113 on the of beginning Jan. humanistic psychology. Space The class Is taught with some Aggression," The principle of 15, and enSCC, George Bach, the author of SCC campus, beginning Jan. 13 di ng March 4. The In the class will be limited to 35 le ct ure but is a personal in- Creative Aggression recognizes class is open "Creative Aggression," Adult and ending March 2. Th to all who have people. Call now for your e involvement course. St ud en ts will that it is nonnai to differ and Education at completed, "Introduction to reservation 323-1450 Ext. 303 Seminole Corn- structor will be Doris SalIi, who be asked to participate in class get angry with someone rnunity College is offering a has been involved in several activities, YOU Creative Aggression, " and or 304. The $10 registration fee love or care for, and that to others who have been series, of classes on the subject. previous workshops with Dr. involved may be paid prior to the first Space In the class will be deny these feelings slows dowm in other Creative Aguession class meeting. The first course of the series, Bach. Mrs. Saul will di us.s the building of a good limited to 35 people. Call ____________________________________________________ "Introduction Creative principles behind Creative for 323-1450 relationship. The challenge your reservation Aggression, and teach the Ext. 303 or 3 04. The $10 the learn to fight contechnique to learning to fight re g is tration must be paid structively. Emphasis will be and argue as a valuable skill in to 'lie first class meeting. placed on defining sensitivi ties, pi im proving relationshi ps in the 40 offensive and defensive family. The principle In addition, the class Creative weapons, hostility rituals, recognizes that It is normal to Aggression being offered impact techniques, and differ and get angry with with Dominick J. Salfi as the fight for change. someone you love. The instructor. 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Off F orest City Altamonte Spcngs __ tiiLDA RICHMOND I 574-3167 161 Detion.'i - ( oowNTo-WN PH U7-31U ._- . **i A kaLuki-sleeve wrap Sweater, thaneutrajeartj tone, can be layered over just aboui anything to create a new lock. If ou curl your eyelashes, make apply mascara before curling. It helps (bern to a' curled. Benson 1.0 Seminole Plaza WIGS Hwy. 17-fl & 436 834.3828 Open 10-6, Mon. -Sat, 1% and __ " I --- __ - .. — they 're going to on in after in an the on here as pass interceptions. "The elements the tough-hitting was a Factor, Everything was said Steeler President Dan Rooney, whose team survived three in the first half and five lost fumbles the secoodhaif. "1 can't think of a team that teserves a second Sulk'r Howl more," said Steeler Coach Chuck Noll. "flu'.. people did everything they had The Raiders, who hopes died w the final gun altir Ken Stabler passed to Cliff Branch at the Pittsburgh 151ird line, ended another successful season final were a factor, a factor," interceptions In to. " ith of riLshling '1111' Ram pass defense which permitted just 151 yards a gaii,e this season couldn't stop Staubac-h, lie hit 16 of 22 of losses for =yards and folur score.s. The Rams, trailing .34-0 early in the Four th pe riod, took advant,age of a pass interfemce, penalt to score their only touchdown. one-rand- rim 1w John 1Thnna.IItti rt' a —. 'S,' defeat, They've been to the playoffs eight of nine seasons now, they still haven't realized tLeir ultimate goal, the Super iowl championship. When started thought this be our 'ear," lamented Raider Coach John Madden. 'We (4'ked real hard all and then it this It's all over." Offensively, the Steelers benefited from two second-half touchdown drives directed by Terry Bradshaw, who went into the game with a sore knee and finished with a minor 'ia usaion, The Steelers' top receiver, Lynn Swann, sustained a iiiure severe concussion. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition, and his Super Bowl status was unknown. et " we out, we was gonna year, gets to point. 0 -4 - . I" ~~ / - 4t 11 114. 0~ I '. I'rn- Qri = u e u 4 0 a erin * eac es onnecticu PLAINFIE11), Conn.(All) Despite long hours and travel ttiich was mobbed its open- says Maloney, who chose not eransl)av," Malone)-, who natural at it," Maloney says, (WVtatiofks. The "I knew at 13 years old I that come with the trade, Malo Inc ;:ridii ni giit. it is Con- be then'. trooper esuittun about a year. The track "I think the potential buy a house "If you do your job properly, tufted 27,000 "anted to do. They boosted me ney's ardor for Ills life's work ricclicul's iirst pari-mutuel bet- Is tremi-ndous here. persons were plans to operate every night, I never But track promoters say 3.7 vach dog over the fence and, man, I was has hardly tooled. Now the ting facility, is an individual. turned away from the track except Sund;ay. through June, cared For Florida." ""Ilion people live within a 50- There's soiiiething about every after the parking lot Filled hooked," says Bill Maloney, a trainer for D.K. Ken nels the Maloney, 41, came here 30. A spokesman says it will ask 11" was stunned by the quiet tulle radius of the track, "an one that's iliffercnt ... I can . 1rainer of greyhounds tell half hour before Plainfield Greyhound iiionths time, lie the state gaining commission to this Nets England conimu- unbelievable location," MaIn- Ill dogs b their barks." for the past 17 years. Park, (1w I)anvers. Mass. said traffic on the Connecticut rxtend the Iilt't't to the end Tampa, one three the city of 12,100 persons a few ncv SaIS. The track got off to a start Turnpiki' 'lbs.' kiitt was at a Mas- live is enthusiastic about the circuit he raced in. 11w othe rs tiiilcs fromu the backed 10 the' Rhode Island lie says tie works 17 18 that ml state trooper called Illiles Au each ilirectien. s.a('huseILs dog track and from fut ure. are Wonderland in Revere, border. Hut he The guy that runs this place about its hours a every day of the "chaotic" and track officials Ihat day on Maloney says, ho "Like a s.oung dog, I Activity tapered off Saturday let Mass, and in t. Petersburg, location. a real go-getter," Maloney has 38 dogs here now beamed at iung around the ovals myself too excited about which begins its season Friday. night when attendance was 6,track president Edward "God, this is really rural, and is expecting 25 more. They said 18,557 persons bet 243 and the handle was $356,655, tind the trainlers who populate an)ihing. But I'm excited about "T'here are guys who'd simt Ttx,), claw up the town offices Keelan, who also operates a dog "It's a win. of life. It sounds $471,012 Friday night. Both fig!hi'.," Ili, says Nlalfflc~, thinks the k-lrxuv track In Seabrook. N.H. 1le-s the track, their mother to get In St. nays here for Vet- s1E1-, Hut 'oti've got to be a t:res r'xt-ernfed thetr ex. h i l l n"erngu $500,tD) :t night hcrs., to uuiaks.- tuinris. —. for to says what APA I ______ plans i me Mini Mali At ,I ösw _______ ________________ HERALD and I 46 CALL 3222611 you in ia to control McCutcheon and -Jackson," said defensive end Harvey Martin. "1 looked at thestats.amlsaw that LA got 237 yards rushing last week ;iiinst St. Louis, and Mctcheon had 202. Now, don't in championships that way-not when three of backs get only 35 yards." The 6-5, 250-pounder sacked quarterback Ron Jaworskl four timt the Rains wound up with a net 22 yards at But PITTSBURGH i All i The Pittsburgh Steelers wore golf gloves here against the freeze. Now the Super Bowl In Miami to tee off the Dallas Cowboys. "1 don't think there's a team the National Conference that can give them game," linebacker PIdI Villapiano said his Oakland Raiders lost 16-10 here Sunday American Football Conference title game that was more arctic than artistic. That remains to be seen, and the Steelers will be tested Jan. 18 by a Dallas team that crushed Los Angeles 37.7 in NFC title game. Many players both sides wore golf gloves temperatures fell into the teens, and biting winds and snow squalls raked the field, partially frozen and slippery despite pregame covering and heating. The National Weather Service set the wind-chill factor at 12 degrees below zero, and the hitting was as harsh as the elements, contributing to eight lost fumbles and five with - Thir game plan wa.s shot on the Sbff.n R.-4p The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. l)ints." 'l'he three touchdown passes came on different plays, called by Staubach in the huddle as he watch ed who the Uams brought in on defense. When Dallas' multifaceted offense wasn't silencing a •:rod 'If 81,483, the Cowboy defense was throwing a blanket around th e Rains' top threats, running ba ck l.a%reni,'e MeCuteheon and wide receiver Harold Jack. (ro()f) S Vs. Moore • I 1111111111111111111 SURSCRIRE I Poinciana Title an %%hen the Steclers won the NFL's title game. The Super Howl isn't new to Pearson, however. He will IA' playing in his third-all with different teams, a first in the 10 years of th e game. "I asn't offered any scholarships Illinois," said I It irson, who played nc" football as an Illini. "I played nl% basketball ()flC I blocked a shot by Kareem \bdul-Jabbar. Yeah, I really got him. But we lost by 25 at is at - RED CURL Fouled cut Meadows - ' ' I 21 on -- " .1 — It was more arctic than artistic, as Pittsburgh Steelers fought off freezing temperatures and Oakland in a 16-10 game for the AFC championship. The Steelers wore golf gloves to battle the cold Sunday. Next week they tee off against Dallas. a 'The Other Pearson," no relation to Dallas wide re-eiver Drew Pearson, surpassed his namesake as a pass catcher Sunday by latching on to three Roger Staubachtouct1ti throws covering 18, 15 and 19 yards. Thus the muscular 6-foot-i, 21k-pound running back vaulted into the spo tl ight as t he Cowboys head for Super Bowl X against Pittsburgh, the club he was with last year Sweeps in ,- sure you - fo L"' - in championship game. on Bennett near futurci is or THIS SEASON'S LADIES' SHOES SHIRLEY MILL E TI Rehrndj ,Mainland at Seminole, spruce Creek at Oviedo, Lyman at Bishop Moore, Boone at Lake first r.,., Los ANGEI.ES APi - Preston Pearson, who's never really been wanted. today appears to be one of Dallas' key players in Su pe r Bowl X after th e Cow boys' 37-7 rout of th e lis A ng eles Rams th e Nationa l Foot ba ll Conference _ Matches set for January in other parts of the world include • • Jan. 1, Berlin, (;ermnan)'.vito Antuofermo and Eckhiard I)agge for th e European Junior middleweight title ilook for the winner this match to possibly meet Elisha Obed for the world's title in (lie very near future); to Benson. Mast claimed $1,000 the same day in the Bahamas, Lonnie KISSIMMEF: (A1) scheduled to meet Baby 130)' Holle; Jan. 17 in Argen- Steve Buason has become the in the $12,000 event. 11 lAna, the current 175 pound champ, Victor Galindez meets Hildos ninth different victor in a In a non-title bout. many Florida PGA winter tour events by sinking a 2'-foot putt Marvin .Johnson f undeFeated light heavyweight from on the playoff hole to beat Indiana who may appear at the Orlando Sports Stadium the Dick Mast very for the Poinciana penciled in to headline Indiana polis card O pen title. Jan, 2i. - Marvin Ha gler renamed undefeated the )f Ill., Christmas holiday when he Crowns Junior High's a 12-round decision over Johnny his lead when he finished regu- basketball team aims for i "Mad" Baldwin in Boston. The loss was the first for Hol(JwAn lation play Sunday with an 18. sixth consecutive victory alniost 30 starts and it moved Haigler up near the top of th e 160 ho (' 1xiund class, le score of 75 while Mast shot without a loss tonight 7:30 in . Recent resul t From th e Bahamas found Samnniy 70 for a tieing a home encounter against "Kid" Barr stopping Al Moss in eight round. hole total of 215. Bishop Moore's freshmen. Another fighter you can ie looking for the Sports Stadium Mast, St. Petersburg, "This is a traditionally tough 1976 is the undefeated power punching Sammy Nesmith. In ibove hIS tee game for us, and I believe they 549. -&-ifilmy's only Florida outing he took out "Kid' lLirr in two yard, par fI ve No. I Imle into the, are undefeated, .%o it promises round. His litest o effort was a two round sta rching of Juan woods as the playoff gan for a to be a good game," sa id Luis Garria in Irldiana. Ills current mark is 12-0 wi lo of l os - hogey. .; ( YOOrns' coach Wil Bray this Ifl.S ('tflflIIU v the K() route. The victory was worth $1,200 morning. of dress. I 83-4 92)2 bits ti'et No fichii SANFORD - Trinity Preq Tavares was over go RUTH TUECH 411111 () -. sandals on high, thin heels equally well wi th dressy pants or a long skirt for MON, THRU SAT. 66 Ph. 322.7596 M.., WOIA s -------- Styling extent Strappy Both th e Norton-Lovell Fight and the Foreman.Lyle bout are Liking place in Las Vegas, Both bouts wi ll be afternoon telecasts, Foreman is taking down ,I quarter of a million dollars for his end hile Lyle can look for a S175,009 payday. The other fight is "only" costing 1 0,000 both fighters. Of th at, Norton will he getting 150 ( ' i and Lovell $100,000. OPEN - as Bouts -- Bobby harper sank a pair of Fouls' T ri nit y Prep II. Tavares n free t hr ows with 1:45 remaining to make it 52-49, and another LAKE OWELL: Meadows 72 4. Thomas 100$. Brumbbvgtl 3 2 3 field goal the most Lake • Hyoski 0 72 2; Schmidt 0 0 0 0; Howell could muster In the Adams i 2 3 10; Semlnara 2 remaining time. Carroll 1 3311; Totals: to iS 1751. FROSTPROOF: Hart 7 I-I IS; Tuesday's games include Harper 7 66 70; Peterson 0 1-3 I, Sanford Naval at Montverde M.)loy 7135, ke5lt73, LIWiSI Academy, IkLand aternlnole, 0 15 DyerOO 00; Totals- 21 )0 Evafl5atLvmanan(1oceolaat Lake Howell Lake Brantley. 10 10—SI Fros tproof 4 14 Il 17-17 On Friday nigh t it will be - . off 04 4 22 Casteiberry.Win'er Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs : Las SALE It's true that too much make. up is worse th too li ttle. But the woman who wears glasses canapplymOreeycshadowand thIcker liner because the color Is lost to great thh light reflecting the glasses. %ck6 I 49 13w" _____ an %'Vhere to go for all the an ea. Melbourne as the Hawks lost to Frostproof. 53-51. Frostproof's an If you use hairspray, sure it's unscented so it doesn't clash with your perfume or cologne. .. . . I men SHOE Beauty Tips Dw6ea a, _______________ I . ____________________ - I :% Fashion And ,% . :i:• - '' ______ ______ "Creative Aggression I," will on Thursday from 7 p.m. In ; 'h' - Foreman &XiW& activities, 19 Since then the former champ fought five men on national TV in a show that helped set boxing back 100 years. On that promotion, went three rounds or less with five different of limit ed ability. b Th en he stopped Orlando's Jodie Ballard in two roun ds in a match that was billed as "exhibition" and last month stopped Ebiie Broo ks of Milwaukee in four rou nd s in another 'exhibition," _____ ______________ 12995 a J A NUA RV 9 -. r4 , 1: - .ALA ii1r.-- - ;I -L ....'' 13Z - P . r •-.; - - p. , 1 ~m a' -• Cascades his victims. This 12-rounder with Lyle will be Foreman's first regular Vincente Rondon, among _____ "It fee : Si _____ now to T' Apple-Cherry i,arry Middleton. and tile former light heavyweight chainp, PIES C ," ' Jill""Y YOu'14 Mille he list% Buster Math.is, Leroy Caldwell, FRUIT - to p.- Never really wanted, Preston Pearson makes his mark as 'the other Pearson,' following the 37.7- rout of the Los Angeles Rams Sunday by the Dallas Cowboys. Pearson, no relation to Drew Pearson, didn't even play college football. No scholarship, so he played - --'• 4 at racing to here. two up a new ago n:i- from of a track in post of on of was raves don 't sear. racing gel He day up year. to is says of of Pete, " four or five ." �28E'lnlfl9 HeranfordFl. Monday, JJfl 5,,7 N:Ce, N.C. State ____________ ______________ ____________________ ____ ________________ ______ ___________________________ , I 1r4cw H68awp7/Y.l5 'RU,?1V1R-8P 'R ,'OO/i'/EO,T%'E p 81 A7 7WT6 JL - II'&- I'' 1 p(/Y?v, IlL. L.L. __ _________________ _____________ by Alan Mover I-IF TrCW CFFFNSF Evening Herald, Sinfrd, Fl, /--- 9-,q' a-. _ ________ "This (ThioState team really played well," said Indiana Coach Hnt 4 Knight. "They and Noah Carolina iulIl out a 6I thf 111cr over played extremely hard. EverySLite over the weekeI. B11; Ten colleague Ohio State. ixidy has played a zone against "Wake Fnrst is awfully In other games, No. 2 Maryus. We either get used to it or go<xl," said Nrth Carolina larl crushed Long Island Unisse're going to get beat. We out. St4tte Coach Norm Sloan after sersity 111-88; No. 4 UCLA stnilcd them, that's all. It - _________________ -'-.( PREW fa Pou ' ' ... - - "'ason so far. I.nuisiana State 102-86. - At ' : ________ _____ -. - , 'a / ; ,.d' c2'c'fi Ca4'rn'6, 4WP ol/tY 71V0. venture 71 Mrmpn 51 92, Va Corn monweafln 1? MIDWEST Indiana 66. Ohid St 61 Marquette $, S Carcliria 70 Michigan fl, Pdorifl,,rn 72 Oral Robts 64, Oklahoma pg / 8o' 4'c,o IC'i'' _________________ - . Miami, 0 *3. F Michigan 69 Bradley 93. Drake 5) Nebraska 77. S Dakota S - Wake Forest took a 468 before they came to the tourilaiftime lead behind Schellen. nanient," noted Skxin. "Jet-n' LSU 't' then had to hold off a 1F and , Sthellenberg Wake Forest's board work were out. fierce North Carolina State I in the second half standing. We have no excuses. reiIieba We just got whipped." St-hellenberg, who scorcd 24 Lorr' lIaffon's threipoint I'ortnd Trail Blazers 1l1Ol Fred Brvn scored 20 points "%uitt', the game was over, I and tbe Seattle SuperSonics points to lead Wake Forest's play put the Deacons in front . to highlight Seatt!e's cas victory Friday night. contrib- 64 midway through the looked up and said. 'Thanks, I feated the Golden State War- sictory. half, then they outscored the needed that." Tair(s 119, Pacers g8 nors 9715. In the on!y Amen- Jacksonville Is at Dayton, Jacksonville i24) was paced iritl rt'lit'ed :in following York Nets trounced the Indiana their eas' ictory over Indiana thin a litUe tougher tonight and Stetson holds its annual Lloyd's 18 points. f 'enros e Spcircs was getting bombed 10216 by led 44-37 a third of the way Auburn. through the game but Florida Other Saturday games found scored I2of the next 15 points to 71.70 on two free throws by South Florida (7.4) got favored by many (ii Wlfl the N Kent Benson's two free tional Basketball Association's throws with 19 seconds remain. % A I A(es 1 2 1 - Craig Penrose, the San 1)iego taught three passes, including Benson scored r To HEAT Lik,On, 23 points (or ry. including six points in a row tWO piCCCS If'J BRIEF Genera I of bacon. Arl:ora, St 6$, HawaiI 67 Portland St II. Montana St 66 Electric CENTRAL HEATING American ' Southern Cal. Alaska II. • Assistant For Past 19 Years Bill Johnson Ben gals Coach CINCINNATI API - Saying, "I don't claim to be another Paul Brown," Bill Johnson, newly-named head coach cit the Cincinnati Bengals, revealed that his first order of business will focus on the upcoming National FootbaU League draft. "We hare various aa-eas where we think we can help ourselves and we know we'll be losing three players in the expansion dr?ft," the 49-year-ok) Texas native, who has been an offensive line coach in the NFL (or 19 years, said Sunday. .& J1 j r4 .. '- •••.a..rf'- -"3 ' - 7; . - -. - '?4 T r -. r -;' .'- - ;:;_ Johnson, in Cincinnati for the first time since Brown , -t- unexpeciey announced his retirement New Year's Day, will spend his first day in his new job Monday then depart fir Mobile, A1a, to scout the Senior Bowl. Th firmer staIdout center for the San Francisco 49ers saidhe wI] also begin searchingforan 'ttore place Chuck Weber, who resigned the day after Johnson sac elevated P. _* L Cox, '.. .L' _s 1)ALLAS - Britons Mark Cox and Virginia Wade toppled the second5eeded team of America's Marty H lessen and Czechoslovakia's Marthla NavratIlova 6-3, 46, 6-4 to advance to the final of the 180,000 World Mixed l)ouhies championships. :':.,:r-_..-.J7I *!-u; ?9J LL '.3 .. -.. . -4 Wade In Dallas Advance I a L Tanner Chattanooga Champ r* - r ')' : . CHATFANOOGA, lena. Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Tenri., won the men's singles title at the Chattanooga Tennis Classic with a 6-2,6-3 victory over Harold !ilornon of Silver Spring, Md. ,i 'a a ,..•• a1!? 4 -. 111 V'- ?.• Newcombe 4___. 4 -. :. 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Canadian Division A 3,636, Handle - 5154,154 us €Z (Mon ,Tues Wed , Thur) ing" Alegro' (Toes, Thurs) Carrascotendas" 6.15 11.55 wartimo Washington scene, With newlyweds on a hectic 625 2" (Man) 'With This Rung Afternoon 830 (Wed)Plol4esinEducaticn nes and 857 Comedy 12 LIVING WORDS snraos starring Cafrol 12 HI NEIGHBOR ___________________________________________________ lflstrutions:Th.hJdd.nUln.sl.dho1o,.,,.,,..i,, backward, up, down, or dlqsu.slly Is the puts).. ?Ia4 isek hiddan aim• e hot lila as shown: 21 12. TAKE MY ADVICE Kelly Lange is host to colobr'j 6 50 tdeed Fight too I I IfJJ a. a l,annv McDonald, Inge IJu,i lorontri's Dave \Villiatns niarstrnm and Errol Thompson knows exactly what the strug- each scored twice for Toronto. gling New York Rangers need The Maple Leafs tallied four ard the mistakes they have straight times in the second peiiiade. rind to wrap up the game. "What the Hangers need is an Flyers 5, Islanders 3 explosion," Williams said after Goals by Don Saleski and las Maple Leafs toppled ew Heggic Leach just 20 seconds York 8-6 Sunday night in a apart late in the third period National liockes' League game. lifted Philadelphia to its first "They need a fight to.get some victor)' of the season over the team spirit back." New 'ork Islanders. And the tnist:ike? Canuckc 4, Red Wings 3 "They made a mistake tradTwo quick second.period ing Rod Seiling," Williams said, goals front Gregg Boddy anti "Tile)' don't have anybody as Bob t)aile lifted Vancouver to .-4) MIDDAY - Toronto Coach Red Kelly Black Iiassks 5, Penguins 3 agreed. A short-handed goal by Pit "New York is in a lot of Martin and Stan Mikita's poser trouble," he sailt, "and they'll play tally in the third period be In a lot s%'ol-st trouble with gave Uhicago its victory over goalle John Davidson out." Pittsburgh. Davidson suffered a broken Sabres 12, SovIets 6 leg Sunday and is expected to [tick Martin scored twice in Lx' out of action froill six to eight the opening period and Buffalo sseeks, went on to crush the Soviet The Rangers now are down to Wings for the fir,t N1ll victory ane healthy goalie, rookie Doug in the exhibition series. Martin Soetaert. [)unr Wilson has been also had thu-ce assists while sidelined five nt'cks after Un- Jerry KraL) scored once and dergoing an appendectomy. had two assists. Vladimir RepIn ither National 1!ocke' nvev had a pair of goals for the I.&'agut' action Sunday, Vat. V irigs. t'ouver edged Detroit 4-3, Phila'.C?Q tiiati delphia stopped the New \'ork ROC*G CMA? Islanders 5-3, Chicago defeated _____ TN Pittsburgh 5-3 and Buffalo It(SPI•($ ____ __________________ in an exhibition gal)lC. Carol Vadnais scored three 6; NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE f1t SCHOOL PROGRAMMING MOVIE. (Mon)"Mad Little Island," Ian Hunter, Jeannie Carson, Donald Sinden. Bratiii. 1958. (Toes.) 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Doubles Tennis Tournament SATURDAY MATINEE RESULTS (Wed cLAssic THEATRE PREVIEW 230 THE DOCTORS 4 6) THEGUIDINGLIQ)-fT NEIGHBORHOOD 930 .4) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: Guests TBA W SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1976: Two hour speai gng an overall perspective of the Omp, with panar emphasis on the people spos 1o 12 DAYS OFOUR LIVES CL AS THE WORLD TURNS 'J. RHYME AND REASON 200 U ELECTRIC COMPANY 4 00 .L IRONSIDE '& GIWGAN'S ISLAND PARTRIDGE FAMILY MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12. DINAH Guests inciudo (Mon) Danny Davts and the noos"mpoteforpnzes onthesofhowmtltt know about each other, (MOO) ERICA (R) (TueU SOUNDSIAGE (A) (Wed SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Thws )NOVA(R)(Fn)KUP'S €D 700 CLUB Morning News for the Deaf" H.C.'s Bandit. S Polty (SI * 20. 500. 3 Eddy Alberda (6) Dee. 6 Harmon, 7. HI Cactus, I 3 P (5$)$433 Shimmr,ng Big Q (1 S with 5$) lIla 60. THIRD - I Oguaza fleitla (2) SATURDAYMATINEE 11 $0, 600,950. 2 EchanoAIbdi (31 600. 370. 3 Aldana Arana II) FIRST - 516. C I, Montague VISItOr (2) •.'40. 300, 2*0. 7. Tally ,00.,,Q (23) 52660; P (23) 11)3 10. Ernie II) I $0, 1 10. 3 Peppy Donda ' FOURTH - I. Neui Zarre 13 10. 9 60, 9 00. 1 Ira Sanchez (3) 710; 0 (2$) 535.00. 7I. 570,660,3 Maya Miguel (3) 600.0 SECOND - 516, 0 (I 3) 534 60 P (IS) $176 90. 00 (211 Pepper (6) 500. 350. 2 60.12 Pnrr Topper 520) ELEVENTH -316. A I. Brown 25 6 I 51 171 (07 o 11 7 41 (SI 94 Spectre U) 620, 720, 270; 2 My 71 16 4 16 139 II) DelIa (1) 710, 770; 3 Bicker 17) Vancouver at Wehnciton GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 17 $ RESERVATIONS; 3t 1800 'at's as $4 tS Ir dat .15 iiCt,ø JA(WORD-ORLc)DO KE1TIEL CLUB S$ontt $ Ort*.'do • Ja.j pfl & coni',-n1-r • helps maintain a smirnlh running engine for ' Helps ensure long 'NIghtly 8:00 p.m. r'ake B Tnne lip rivrent. Glenz Engine Up to qts. of mi4or brand 10/30 grad, eal. 488 10.4) I 4) Cit's ELEVENTH - 1 2 20. 0 (13)59 00; P ('Ii) P U I with 31)17.226 30. 31.10 IS 19 1 34 120 151 FIRST - I tJrza Arana (7). 19 00. TWELFTH Smytfw Division . D I Jim I4oefec 960, 70, 7 Eddy Eiorza (3) 160. (6 10 13 43 (77 10? (1)770,1 70.) 00; 7. Chief Red Cloud Chicago 7 70.) Ira Sanchez (1) 450 Q 70 70' 3 5 W Red Devil Vancvr Ii 15 7 35 11$ 11$ ( 17) 54500; P (13157710 S Louis 1221 3 29 Iii 146 360; 0(1 5)137 20. Tb I?) 5.33070. SECOND - I Eddy Okoki Mimi, I? 73 2 76 II 137 110,0. 160, 310. 7 Cacho Quaola (4) K C. SATURDAY NIGHT 1173 1 76 09 143 660,660;) Oguza 1mhz (7) 510, Wales Confsrnce (4 5) $94 tO. P15 411117.70, Big FIRST 516, A I Highway 7 with 4 5)11.01% 60 Norris Division Montreal 7? S 6 60 161 76 Robber (7) 2 70, 220. 220; 2 Im THIRD - I Ecno Okokl (21 I Angeles 21 I? 7 44 179 135 peachmeril (6) 72.00, 4 10; 3. 1720, 650. 300. 7 Uria Beitia Pith 15 19 4 34 131 15$ Phantom's Pearl (Il 3 70. 0 (6 7) 960.1 00, 3 Arecha Juan (11.150, Detroit I? 77 .1 75 95 II? 34700, 30.9) (7*) 34110; p (71)171770. Washn, SECOND - '. D. 1 OR's Little 3 31 5 H 101 205 FOURTH - I Cacho Sanchez (1) Ping (1) 1660, 600, 360, 7 Mon Adams Division 91015n,l ,n.' s AAiranin &A,a,....i ILl ,u, .- '.'.vn' Boston 7) 9 9 51 131 112 tagu, Event (6) 1.10, 320; 3. Pacos 9.00, S7); 3 Maya Bengoa (3) 3.60; Puffao 2) 1) 5 17 167 109 Pillow (5) 1 00; 0 (I 6) 2560; P (I 6) 0 (I 6) 331.20; P (I 4)174 10, 00 (7 Toronto 11 t 10 171 II? 57? 90. 1313 (71)11800. 39 11 I) 5.110 10. Calif. THIRD-S 16, C. 1 Little Lila (3), I) 73 3 7105132 FIFTH - I. Sala Miguel (7) 13 60, 660. 300, 300; 2. ArIes Go (2). S . 300. 3 60, 1 Sunday's Results Chucho Larrea (6) 10. Buffalo 17, Soviet Wings 6. 350; 3 Kid Fancy (1) 310; (7 3.40; 3 Manolo Bengoa (4) 360. o 173 70. T (377) 5.211 40; 377 exhibItion (7 63 sn 80, P 1261 19960 FOURTH - 5 16. M I Joe Toronto I, New York Rangers SIXTH - I. Cacho Ectia'ie H) Mischief (2)0 00. 470. 7 10; 2 Be My 17 40, 6 460. 10.0. 2 Eddy Javi (3) Plus Trade.in Tire and $1.82 to $2.65 F.E.T., Unseeded Mark Ed- 1. Santi S. Femln. 6 Moonglo, I. J & G's Fleetteel; S 1? 70. 650. 370; 7 Larri Alberd Bob'S Mu. 6. Andy Over 7, Tom urra Sanchez (6) 370. Alcorn A&M $7. Jackson st ii II 2% at the 1100.000 Australian Ope.i Tennis Championships Wins 69 Consolation Harvard 73, Brown 64 Blulbonnet Classic Consolation Texas A&M 99. Houston Bap -. ... Carol ELEVENTH - 3-16, A: 1. Frul TWELFTH - ChapleNp Wake Forest 93. N. Carolina AtLo w,LowPrjces .. ' "'-'' 4... ' _____ _____ Slper; 5, Bandbiaster, 6 Cris Fran, 7 Blue Benny, $. Glen's Verne TOURNAMENTs Big Four - mondson of 'Australia upset defending champion John \uwccjnul 6-7, f-i, 7-6, 6-1 and won the nien's singles title Guenther Nevada Conso1atio ' N Carolina 77, Duke' 11 Presidential Classic ChampionshIp Ceo WaShington 7$. Penn st can really loosen up a defense," Penrose said. '1 was able to use For the first time in many my hacks as receivers and that )ears, there was no teleyjson i.,a'.'e me.a lot of flexibility." coverage of the gaiIIC played At San Diego State, his top for the benefit of Shriners busrunning back was a S-boot-9 tar- pitals for crippled children. get o"i pass plays. The 75,000 fans at Stanford Muncie, the 6-3, Z-pound Stadium saw Penrose and New All-AmerIcan from California, Mexico's Steve Myer combine rushed for 1( yards against a for 249 West passing yards. Tuesday Score. I them and it ss'as a shame they couldn't see the game on telt'- Upset Mf:lJOw(NE, Australia La 1*. 322.6561 said. "We were playing for "A guy like Chuck Muncie stubborn chain storo oner. 5.1$, $: I. C B 's Joan; Mencha, 6 Chucho Larrea, 7 as playing in the Shrine East- toucixiown drive, lIe was voted hit his first eight shots and 19 points and 011ie Johnson 39 points and pulled down 15 Vt-st Game, the ga;iie's Most Valuable woundupwjthpoints for the caine off the bench to add 16. rebounds to lead the lskers to lO07S.Sanrd "That was a tremendous of- Eiaer on offense, Buckeyes, ELccsstwre Ifl the NBA, the 'icto. fensCtnwoIk with," theAztecs' "But I'm going to give my star said after passing (or 187 trophy to those crippled kids. 'ards Saturday, helping West sstn 21-14 before an East- They're the MVPs," Muncie i5000 rza 4) PASTOR'S STUDY 2.00 Zj DAILY DEVOTIONAL chors. 13 newsmen ate feeturOd -.4 L RHODA: Rhoda torn between her pride and UNDERDOG JlJdfI Tkr, 1955 Hope. Joan Fontaine i2 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW maoroventscoveredthisyo,ir 1.00 '2. 12 TOMORROW IL DAILY WORD '3° 4' LATE NEWS Ljhas, Yoga arId You (A) (Fri) Consmer Su Kit' (Fñ.)Apache Woman. 1959. tj,j MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9) MOVIE: (Mon.) "Son of Cleopatra." Mark Damon, Scilla Gabel. (Tues) 'l'aid in FuU" Robofl Cumng. Uzaboth Scott. (B&W) 1950. (Wed) "AR Hands on Deck" Pat Boone, 'Bud Hackett 1961. hurs) 'Unhoj Part. ners." EG Ponson, Edward Arnold. (B& 1941. (Fn) Long Beach St. 67. Colorado Little a PLUMBING & West Game record crowd of 1 Evening "New World-Hard Choices American Foreign Policy 1976" Throo hour news spociai examining recent develop. ments and directions of Amonca's antornabonal reta- TWELFTH - i s.n Juan; 2. fl'lbao Pamon; 3 Erdoza Aguirre; i Sala Muguerza, S. Celnya Sage, OreVon 6$, San Jose St 51 ' SPORTS ondy Jane. I Montague Queen. KG 6 Crack rhO?; Avad))e, * I L 'S iva. TENTH - St 7) CALL ________________________________________ '.9) LET'S MAKE A DEAL 800 bands. .9) WIDE WORLD. 'ABC NewS-At Ease "Abokahead Oe?l,,' Man NINTH - 51$. C: 1. Belly's Funaer. 2. G.M 's Couleur; UCLA 56. Noire Dame 70 Washington st 76. llIinol You Don'tHay.io A MILLIONAIRE horrible experience, It's even Nate Archibald scored 12 of hard to eat. This morning I had his game-high 29 points in the : big tray of Food in front of me basket for Ohio State with (our Womon'sHealth "Aokattho 'isks and eUectivonoss of women's ho0lth care related tter ability to bear ctl&on 11:00 2 4. :6) t 12. NBVS €D 700CLUB 11 .2. 12. TONIGHT . 6. CBS MOVIE: "Come Fly Wth Mo" Dores Han, Hugh 08:.in, Pamela Tiffn 1963. ot three stew- Momtnt, I lalala; S. L.L Snuint. 6 Baylor I?. Rice 69 FAR WEST _______________________ vith a 66-62 lead and helped said Johnson, them withstand Jud Wood's 1 4 vv 1fl 6 CONCENTRATION U FEEDBACK 9. WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILV DOCTOR ) INTERCOM STAR TREK 730 2 WILD KINGDOM .0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 Hank .aaj Pan, 7 C' Divipl, ChhoMCflch3, S Celaya Aguirre, Uuai. Ili-tt's 6 Mñrurl Ramon, 7 FOURTH - 5)6, M: 1, Dusty Larrea; I Fermn Echave.Manolo Centenary iS. Texas 70 Texas El Paso 63. AlA West last season" "You tend to lose your potse ing gave Indiana a close call Midwest DisIon. "We hit some key shots, but and confidence aixi keep look over s'-high Ohio State. The out defense was probably the trig over your shoulder," he • Sanchez;? Aldana EIorza. I Uria FIRST-S.I6,B: I. Idews Service. fleila 2 Montague Tartan. 3 Mikado, THIRD - I Arecha Len, ' Pam, 7 Cathy UbY, Oguiza Atberdi; s. Larri Okoki; 6 Xmas Puddng Ur:a Java; 7 Eddy Juan; $ Aldana SECOND - i C: I, Spats. Arana Eddes Sheri. 3 Cap's Bonny, 1 FOURTH Sanchez;?. Ch Shakopee, S Cs Big Jim; 6 Cacho Zarre. I Alava E Iza, I Country GoldIe. 7 Mayelta; I mlngo Perez S Barre Javi; 6 Daisy R B BlIbac Miguel; 7 Mariolo ftengoj, THIRD - 51$. 0 Cotry $ Arech Echave Gat" 2 TeIla Feila, 3 Devon FIFTH - I. irdoza Bcngoa; 2 EIGHTH - S.16, 0: I. P6ttie spect for two blue ribbon teams, stretch gave Not-ti, Carolina its snapped an it-game losing losing streak have on Johnson, ., led New York with 21 State. versit', Citadel and Mrr as While the Gators were fatten. Part1tpant. ing their overall mark to 6 Mike Lederman scored i with a 70-58 triumph over Mis- points and Al Banne'r added 14 sissippi as the SEC season points to lead Florida's victory SECOND - I Ica Lenh:; 2. Eddy Guola, 3 Ech,noArano;4 Oguiza KANGAAOO U SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING , 900 13 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 3. Larrl Quola, I Eddy Arana; S. BarreOkolai;d Ira Aiherd,? Urza Sanchez; e Aldana 1 Iniur.ctlon. S Wycliff Dena. 6. Echave. 3. OguIza Miguel; i Barre Alert's Joe.? Red Canasta, I Keen Perez. 5 Arha Sanchez. 6 Alava Tanning flengoa, 1 Uilbao Zarre, FIFTH - 5.1$, C: I Keen Domingo Eloria. Diamond. 2 GR' Two Ring. SEVENTH - I. Echano Perez; Kitty Shay, I. Hot's Arab, Nrgui Lenit. 3. Ica Javi; 1 Gnr4,),, 6 CIasy Wink, 1 rningo Bebia. S Aldana Qulola, Purdue Ill. Minnesota 110, 2 SIXTH - I6,A: I Spuony's Jet, (rri Ai OT 7 Penny Ivans; 3 Joy Jangles; i. s. City Fl EIGHTH - I. Alava t,arrea; 2 Tryster; S Vaild Appeal. 6 Wlchit St 70. New Mexico la Juan, 3 FerminMugueria. I 61 Favorite Faritom, 7 Friend Ardet. Ch*,Cho Atu; S Manolo Aguirre; 6. S Aviator Toldø 72, BaIl St 60 5,intb Azp, 7 Maruri MencPaa, 14,'anria 7 Perk)ey Woult's. NINTH - I Sala. 7. Erdoza, ArkansaS 91. IndIana St 7) Cotton Socks, 6 H T. Carry On. 7 F. 1exs *0. Tarleton 66 * AIIU Duke fl-71 to gain third place in Mdrl,n, Pe0t, Castle. 1956 (Thurs) Timbucktu" Vo 6 55 Instatos the doubts and disctopanctos surrounding thoassassnat)000fSon Roboi F. Kenne in 1968 and the attempted a ainatfl of Gov. eoi'goWaltacoin 1972 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 71 W MichIgan 67. BowlIng Green 37 Detroit Ii, Chicago Loyola 19 DePuI 91. Providence 66 S. IIIinoi 63, Tulsa 67 W Illinois ii, Akron rungs Coach: ' Needed That ' 4. t MAUDE; There are 9 ABC NEWS €Z1 INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 700 2.. TO TELL THE TRUTH Jal-Alal Dog Racing Florida 70. Misiip S Florida 97. Boston Virginia 71, VMI 63 • 4 NEWS Monday 6 00 2 4. 5j 9. NEWS VILLA ALEGRE LOST IN SPACE 6 30 2. 12 NBC NEWS 4' '6J CBS NEWS U ARE YOU LISTENING? 69 . . 300. Q (74) 53060. P ('47J $1350, BP (511 (4 7) 51,076.60. 3)16. TWELFTH - ,. C: 1. CoroIl kid 11) 1 60. 7 60. 300, 7 Tiny Td (6) 1 00. 1 (1). 3 Shang Tang ) 370. (1 6) 5(7 20; T (46 3) S *0. 39 15 A 361$. Handle t?0J,1l TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 658 i PAUL HARVEY 700 CL 12. TODAY (Local news at 7,25 and 825) 4) t5) CBS NEWS U SESAME STREET j GOOD MORNING AMER. (CA 8.00 SANFORD.ORLANDO ., Q ( 5j 1.660. Isi ,,it lIP (54), 31 63 ELEVENTH -5(6, B: I Rb (4) 1 60. 100. 7 10. 2. Mocasn Maude's priceless crystal punch bowl gets broken €D MOVI 04 Fi U,u Lamps ci China" Pat OBnon and Josephine Hutctw,gon, 1935 Amn oil company 'OPesen!rve in China deCabS his We to his wO, finds Sympatho( wifo IS besot myriad ooms 1000 4) 6CBSREPORTS:The ClCveIdfld 3 pflj Wnipeg I, Edmonton Ottawa 5, Minnesota 2 TodlysOames No games Scheduled Tuesday's Games Indianapolis at Edmonton Cincinnati at Houston N England at Ottawa Winnipeg at Calgary OT New Orleans 107, Tulane 9? Furman 7), Jacksonville 70 Gegla Tech 72. Davidson Auburn (07, LSU *6 A Hatter Classic Set Tonight ted its Southeastern Con- Sunday's R,suus Indanapois 3. New England Jo 7 Tenne 79. Geor Alabama 3. Vanderot P."ssssppl St 77, kCntuky fl Alabama past Vanderbilt. "The' should have been rated Gator Cagers Win, ________ : ' ' 04 0, E (. pqg5ac The I)eacons' stunning One'- Northwestern 82-72; 18thgunned in 24 points and Earl two punch lop Ten teams ranked Centenary stopped TaIn netted fl to lead MarWilS all ttw more dramatic since Texas 75-70: Houston shocked quette past Soutii Carolina. they h, e rat l'ti r.inked in Nia, 19 S;in 'rancis J4.73 and A jxiiM, l2-relurtd per- -- - #AWK5 "It was a great tournament JO5eJ)h's Pa. 75-62; Purdue Ilicharri Washington scored win," 'aid Wake Forest Coach whippeci No. 16 Minnesota Iii- :'i points arid Hay Townsend Carl Tacv, "We feel we now 110 in ts overtime.s; l7t1. connected for 19 to pare UCLA ' .7 ' _____ ) _____ /______ _____ ______ -: gt'ring Mar'lnnd oer l.IU. It was the unbeaten Terps' 10th V de- (;eorgia 79.73; 13th-ranked cistnn over third-ranked North Washington routed Seattle EAST St. .loiin's. N V 73, Ph'$, Pa 67 PittSburgh $3. (ijff) 65 W Vitglniô 91, Syracu Praneton 63, Pennsylvania SOUTH Maryland 11). Lonu I%lnd 1 ' ranked dub 93.78 Saturday 70; sixth-ranked Marquette proach to stay on top. Only night to win the Big Four 1S• trimllled South Carolina 8fl; tIEse teams that ha it will get ketball tournament. No. 8 Alabama walloped Van- all the way through." It was the send Uet in two derbilt 83.66; No. 11 Louvjlle jn Lucas and Steve Shep. nights for tile surprising was upset by West Texas State Big Four finals with a monion - ______ - ;q+'s Ih' THE ASSOCIATE!) I'RE&s tnp-rinkcd Indiana had trouble with a dub of supposedly lesser 111t held i Wake (or North statu. The floiers finally II 0 S Ill III 24 (6 2 50 (*3 16$ IS 2 134 12$ is 76 2 32 ui ie lege CEP _______ Mondy, J,iri S. 1916--Ill ___________________ j ___ CITY STATE . Z1P ,,' L - - ;'J,J C $4u1,,1'fl15 - - - - I �Monday, Jan. J, I,,. " St. George Eastern Orthodox Church Epiphan celeiat ion beginning at 11:3Oam. at the Lake Eola Par bandshell in Orlando with Divine Liturgy, followed b procession from the altar to the lake, b1ess1ng of the watt and the tossinc of an ecpccially prepared Epiphany cro into the water and its retrieval by church members, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Woman's Club business meeting and covered dish luncheon, noon, honoring Mrs. E. Ross Harris, president of Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. Cacselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.nt, The Caboose. THURSDAy, JANUARY 8 Altamonte pr1ngs Gai*n Club covered dish supper and meeting, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country ( Th h. SISTER INC., noon Holiday inn. : _________ - . . . - -- - p ____________________ _______________________ - _____ -- :•-:.- '-i---- ______ _____ 1ON1MY, JANUARY 1 Seminole High School Rand Parents, 7L30 p.m., band room. - __ Woman as Head of the Household Seminar, 10a.m. to 3 p.m., SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and 436. Registration, 9:30 a.m. No charge. Mcoho1j Anonymou Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford. - .&a Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citrus owcase at Winter Haven, Leave Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. and Senunolc Plaza C berry at 9 a.m. SATURDAy, JANUARY 10 • _________________ Wo FRIDAY, JANUARy 9 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord ('huinley's, Alt.amonte Springs. - __ Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. - - __________________ r, 1 L .• - ___ L . -- -- Alcohollc Anonyinons (clased meeting) 8 p.m., 1201 W. First Si, Sanford. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 . .. -. •. •-. Legal Notice rn WAShINGTON iAP — The Postal Service s beginning to worry about competition From electronic coluniunicaticrn S}'S (ems which threaten to make rllaitnien ololcte, "We flre being by-paSSed technologically and ttrec W developments have a potential impact on the bread-arij-Lsjtter part of our business, first-class miiail," said J. T, Ellingtun Jr., senior assistant postmaster general, in an interview. The Pn.ctal Service ha a legal 73rd, treaty." 9, 1976; othe,se a ludgment may the claimant and must b sworn to DOUGLAS S IEUSTROM Of NOTICE OF ACTION be entered against you for the relief As originally proposed, ffl To Georoe w. Miller by the claimant, his agent or at STENSTROM, DAVIS & Route 7, Box 163 torney, or the same shall be void. Sufegwlr(J system would have ciemandc'd in the petillon MCINTOSH WlTNE5Sm sand and the seal of Platte City. Mlsuri Dated at Casselberry, Florida. Attorney for Executrix coI11prisi 12 Separate sites this Court on January 2. 1976, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an this 24th day of December. 1975. P.O Box 13)0, Sanford. Fl which its designers said would (SEAL) action 10 partition the following Carolyn M Miller Publish; Dec. 79, 1973, Jan 5. 1976 H. Beckwiln Jr. As Administratrix properly in Seminole Counly, have shielded all of this coun. DE'I 132 Clerk r' Circuit Court Florida; of said Estate try's 1.000 Mlnutertien misLillian T. Jenkins Lois Sand 6. DUCK POND FIRST John A Baldwin øf ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS siles and its bomber bases Deputy Clerk ADDITION, Casselbe'ry, Seminole Baldwin & Dickeou The Housina Authority of thi City from surprise Soviet knockout La*'Officesof ROsenbtum & P.pkns (ount,, Florida. according to the 500 E. Highway 436. of Sanford, Florida will publicly By' S Irving U C,usnw, Ei Suite plat lher recorded in Plat Book Suite 20 open sI attack. ds (or there rooing 17. poge 76, publIc records of Casielberry, Florida 32707 buildings lorated in Florida PI.cl fliat full system would have 430 East Highway 436 Seminolc COunty. Florida, and Attoriy for Administratrlx 161 (Castle Brewer Court). or cost an estimated $20 billion, Casselberry, Florida 32707 1972 Hospitality House mobile Publish: Dec. 79, 1975, Jan. 3. 1976 January 7, 1976, at 200 p m, in thi Publish: Jan. 5. 12, 19, 26. 1976 home,M0del7017 FR. 701cc? long, i, DEU.17$ HOuSing Authority's Administratior However, Russia and tIle 0EV 71 fret wide, ____________ Building, Castle Brewer Court United States agreed in 1972 to -' ' hs filed against you and you Bids are to be based UOfl Costs , limit each country to two sites, THE CIRCUIT COURT. ,rC required to serve a copy of your inCurred for removing the existing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O JUDICIAL dR. riltcn defenses, if any, tO it Later, they (IecIdtl to limit the EIGHTEENTH CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR IPVIP4G B, GUSSOW. ESQ. 01 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL THE roof, application of fifteen (13) 0d felt and 763 pound asphalt AiIM still further to a single site CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA Ronblum & Pipkins, — - - - -- -- been nionopo!v on first-class mail, tibergis impregnated Shingles and Attorneys for COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE HO. 74103CP in each country. Plaantff, whose add'ess is Suite 703, CASE NO 15.3569 CA09.G the removal of all debris. but the electronic systems were In rC: Estat, of 430 East Highway 436. Casselberry. PEARL M ALLEN. The Pentagon has spent about LeROY Replacement of rotted wo is not to never antiripoted b' the laws an unremarried K E LMA N C OATF 5, Florida, on or be'ore 2anuary 2t. included in as thean bid quotation, bIIlIuii ns costly de. wdQw, formerly knn as PEARL will be treated bu Deceased. 1976, and file the original with the establishing this nionopoly. M MOCK and PEARL MOCK. additional cost. veloprnent FINAL NOTICE and restricted deClerk of this Court either before One of the f;rst major uses of 0tIn for work es fisted Ptaln tiff, I NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that service on Plaintiffs attcrney or above are to e submitted as the new tectrnoloj' begins this plovment of the Safeguard, the undersigned will on the 13th day otherwise a WILLIAM follows JERDEN fOAl of January. 1976, present to the month as the federal govern, default will be entered against I Cost for roofing a I, 7. 3, 1, Circuit Court Judge in and for youROATRIGHT WRIGHT a k aWILLIAMJFRDN and S bedroomrebuilding for the relief demanded in the and bypasses the mails to be- I Legal Notice Seminole County. Florida, Probate Complaint Of' Petition. BOAT 7 Cost per square charged for all gin depositing sonic Social SeWRIGHT, his wife, HUGH Division, his final return, account ' WITNESS my hand and the seal of labor and material and vouchers, as Executor of the cifity payments directly in PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL WIGGINS. hs this COurt On December 17th, 1915 Bids must be accompanied by a wife. HARRY COHEN and L.MENDMENTTOBE Estate of LeRoy Kelman Coates, (Seal) pensioners' bank accounts by bid bond or other sureties In in COHEN, hi wife, VOTED ON deceased, and at said time, thenand HELEN COHEN Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. electronic transfer. This is done and COHEN, her husband, MARCH e, 1976 there, make applIcation to said Clerk of the Circuit Court The successful bIdder will be P4OTICEOF ELECTION MARY DICKENSON and by proiding each bank 5ittl Judge for a final settlement of his By Martha I Vlhlen requir to furnish and pay for DICKENSON. her husbind if al WHEREAS, The Legislaturj administratIon of said estate, and IVC. lisagnetic tape that records all Deputy Clerk satfifactory performance or if a,iy party named in under the Constitution of the State of for an order discharging him as ann. th Rostnblum & Pipkin, SocialSecurity deposits for that Florida, passed Senate Joint payment bond or bonds Complaint is deceased then h15 or Attorneys At Law, Attention Is called 13 the bank. Resolution No. 1061 proposing an DATED this 11th day of December, 430 E Highway 436. her unknown heirs, devisees p'ovisioq for equal employment Iegatees, or grante, claiming by, amendment to the Constitution of A 0 1975 Suite 703, The governalent plans to t opportunity, and payment of not less through, under or the State of Florida, and they did Edward Gordon Lundblad, against them, and Casselberry, Florida 32107 electronic transfer in the corn- determine and direct than the minimum salaries and all parties or Persons having or Executor of the that the said Publish; Dec. 77. 79. 191S. Jan S. 17. claimIng any trig years to pay Federal wages as set forth In the Senate Joint Resolution be su Estate of right, tltle or interest 1976 $pcifiti must be paid Ofl this in and to the premises Involved " LeRoy Kelman Coates, ploycs' salaries and tiiake other mitted to th elector's of the State of DC U Ill Proiect. this Suit Florida, at a Special Election to be deceased payrnenis, such as to veterans The Housing Authority of the City held on th second Tuesday in Law Offices of Defendants iN THE Cl, CUT COUaI I OF of Sanfcrci. Florida re'serv and retired government work- March, 1976. the NOTICE OF SUIT FREEMAN P. WOOLFOLK FLOR IDA EIGHTEENTH right to reject any or all bldsor to NOT. THEREFORE, I, BRUCE P0. Box 70 (1007 ers. TOQUIETTITLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE TO THE DEFENDANTS waive any Informalities in the Highway 436) Within five years, 18 miiillion A SMATHERS. Secretary of State COUNTY, FLORIDA, bidding WILLI, JERDEN BOAT of the State of Florida, do hcrCby Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701 CIVIL ACTION NO, iS-829-CA04.G fewer government checks will give notice that a Special Election Attorneys for Estate WRIGHT, No bid shill be withdrawn for a, ak a WILL IA IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF M perIod of 3 days subsequent to the be moving through the mail us'will be held In each cOunty in Publish: Dec. 13,77.79, 1915, Jan. S. JERDEN BOATRIGHT JONpjIE FRAZIER. Hustand opening of bids without the consent Florida, on the Second Tuesday in 1916 BOA TWRIGfIT hii *t, "A0dr cry month, the Treasury Dc and of the Housing Authority of the City Unkno*r." Marct.WpochdateisMarCn, 1976, CEU6S EULA JACKSON TINNIE partment estimates. of Sanford. Florida fOrtheratificalionorrelectlonc, tnt HARRY COHEN and FRAZIER. Wife Financial institutions are Senate Joint Resolution HOUSING AUTHORITY'óF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COHEN, his wife. THE CITY OF SANFORD. an amendmenftotheconstitut . , onof 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Co Roosevelt considering similar means to University NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA State of F(or,da. FOR SEMINOLE iqmn Avenue at COUNTY, TO;Eula Jackson Tinnie transfer money instead of mailBy; Thomas Wilson, III NO.1 FLORIDA Congress Street Frazier Title Executive Director ingpiecesoi paper, a move that Senatejoint GENE R AL JURISDICTION Chicago, Illinois Co General Delivery Publish Dcc. 11, 74. 1973 & Jan. 5, Resolution No. 1011 DIVISION could mean less mail volume. (Last Known Addressl Collins Georgia )0471 1976. A JOINT RESOLUTION CASE NO. 7$-I904.CA.09.A You are hereby notified that a Financial mail comprises over proposing an amendment DEU 7$ to Section lOS MORTGAGE CORPORATION MARY DICKENSOP,I and proceeding for dissolution o one-third of the Postal Ser'ice's 9, Artic'e VII of the Stale Con .1 DeIaw,ire corporation, DICKENSON, her husb,gncj, marriagø has been filed against you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND revenue. In addition, some 5titi.itiø relating to local ad valorem Room 430, 10 South Plaintiff, and you are required tO serve a copy FOR taxes SEMINOLE COUNTY, vs LaSalle Str businesses have invested in of your written detensj, if arty FLORIDA. Be It Resolved by the Legislature THE DEVELOPMENT COR Chicago, lIlinos thereto upon Petitioner's systems of electronic' rat'ssage of the State of Florida: CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-31$7-CA-09.0 PUPATION AT NORTH LAKE, *'hOSt' names and (last Known Address) addresses appear That the following amendment HENRY H STEWART AND FAYE ?4C -t .11 transmission a related area below, on or before January 15. 1976 Section 9 of r1icIe VII of the State H STEWART, His Wife, HUGH Defendants Officials say an expected Constitution WIGGINS and file the original thereof with the is hereby agreed to and Plaintiffs NOTICE OF ACTION WIGGINS, his wife. Clerk of this Court either before over-all decline of 4 per cent in shall besubmilted to the electors of vs "Street Address Unknown" CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE service on Pelilloner's attorneys or JAMES R mail usage over the next five thisState for KNAPTON AND ion at Ovledo, Florida PROPERTY immediatelyther,aft,,r otherwise a VIOLET P KNAPTON. HiS Wife. the general ele',tion to be held in )ears "Is just devastating" on November 1976 TO: JOHN E. MCGRATH default will be entered against you Defrndants HELEN COHEPd Rnd. Residence Unknown fo the relief demanded In the the service's financial position ARTICLE VII NOTICE OF ACTION COHEN. Pier husband, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Petition. because of the related loss of TO: VIOLET P KNAPTOPI FINANCE ANDTAXATION CO Roosevelt University acllontoforecloseamortg.09on,ne WITNESSMY HAPIDIl'tdth, seal SECTION 9 Local Taxes RESIDENCE UNKNOWN revenue. Michigan Avenue following properly in Seminte of this Court on the 13th day of ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED S (a) Counties, school districts, and County, Florida. at Congress Str. December, A. 0. 1775. Describing the technological municipalities shall, a that an action to foreclos, on that special Chicago, Illinois That part of the East half of the (SEAL) ('t3ange facing the service, El. districts may, t'e authorized by law Northwest CCrtiin morlgagedatedJun,I4 1973 Quarter lying East of the (Last Known Address I Arthur H. L)eckwith, Jr to levy ad valorem taxes and arid recorded in Official Records may be lingttiii said, "The majority of East rgttt of way line of State Road Clerk of Court authorized by general law to levy Book 966. Page $41, of the Public if aliv.',or if any party named in this No. 0lInter'state 1), all in Section business mail already Is gener- other taxes, By; Elaine Ridharde records of Seminole COunty. for their respective 73, Township 21 South, Range 79 Deputy Clerk Complaint is deceased, then his or Florida, on the ated by Computer Purpose's, except ad valorern taxes computfollowing described East. Robert M Morris her unknown heirs, devIses, property, to wit e'rized invoices, computerized on intangible personal properly and Iegatees, or grantees, and all other AND: That part of the East Half of Hutchison & Morris prohibited by thu COn5titutin The North 170 feet of Lot 2, Persons Or parties the Southwest Quarter (LESS the 230 North Park Avenue addresses or what have you. taxes (bI Ad valorem taxes, Claiming by, EUREKA HAMMOCK, accordIng 'o exclusive of •'ort 1093 17 feet thereof) lying Sanforø, Florida 37771 through, under Once you have a relationship taxes levied for the payment of East of the East or agiintt them; md the Plat thereof 15 recorded in Plat right Ofway line of Publish Dec. 15. 72, 79, 1913 & Jan. 3, all parti or persons having or like that, you have to ask why bonds Book I, Page 106, of the Public and taxes levied for periods State Road No 403 (Inte"state IL 1976. claimIng any right, title or interest not longer than two years when Records of Seminole County, not just send the message from ALSO: Tht South 223 feet of the DEU in ard to the premise involved ifl florida, LESS the thoriled by te of the electors West Hall of the South 20 Feel for this suit. Northwest Quarter one computer to another with. road, lying East ot the Creek. are the owners of freeholds of the Southeast Quarter, all In NOTICE OF This subject property is lying and tut the middleman." SHERIFF'S SALE therein not wholly exempt has been f lied againsi you and you from Section 14, TownshIp 21 South, being in Seminole Cnty, Florida. are reguirerj to serve taxation, shill not be Ie,icd in cx The nlessage industry eflv15 Range 79 East NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an is more particularly described written defenses toait,copy if of your by virtue of that certain Writ o cess of the following millage's upon any, on as follows: iOns a receiver in everyone's AND ALSO Lots 1, 3, 6, 17, 71, 75, Execution issued Out of ind under theassessedvalueofrealesta,eand 37a0d33(LESS The CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for East 15.6 feet Beginning 7Q4 fees, 6 Inches East Plaintiffs, whose the teal of the County Court of tx,ni,e to receive messages 21 tangible personal property: for all of Lots 71, 75, 37 address is 612 and 33 and the East Seminole Of the Northwest corner of the Sanford Courtly. Florida, Atlantic Bank Bldg. San how-s a (lay. A customer upon County purposes, ten mills; for all IS 6 feet of the South 355 feet upon a Northwest of th? i Northeast of Lot final judgment rendered in he purpose's, ten mills; for of ford, Florida, and file th• orIginal 5). AND TheNOrthuJ feet of Lot 10; aforesaid awakening would find all of his municipal Section 7, TOwnship 71 South, wdh all school court on the 22nd day lh Clerk of Circuit Court, of Range )0 East, run East along lhe purposes, ten mills: f' all in HUDSON PARK. as recorded Seplember,A,D 1915, "mail" in a tray waiting for watermanigementpurposesforthe Sinford, Seminole County, Florida In PIat Book in that certain P4orth line of the Northwest 'of th 1, Page 69, Public case entilled, Finance America such northwest portion of the State lying on or before the 4th day of him. The technology Norlh,st ', Records of Seminole County, Corporation, Plaintiff, -vs Tony 21 west of the line between range's tw Section 23, Township FEQRUARY.AD l976,other"vii,a Florida. ys(eins miiay already exist in a thr South, Cam, Defendant, east, 003 mill; f water Range )0 East, 136 feet 4 default will be entered against you which aforesaId inches; run thence South and AND ALSO. That part of the East Writ of Execution was tIicross'aves and satellite ehanfir the relief demanded in the management purposes for. the 60 feet of the West Half of the Nor delivered to parallel to the West 'Inc of said remaining p.'u'tions of the state, 1.0 ';(ls. me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Northwest Ptititt thwest Quarter of the Southeast Florida, ' of the Northeast ' 6$ and I mill; and for all other Special have levied upon the WITNESS my hand and Official Ellingion described the feet, run thence West 136 feet 1 in of Section II, Township 71 following described property oimed (hes 10 within sealof th, Court on this ?hp lOIn day PostdistriCts a mlllage authorized by law kvlh, Range 79 East (LESS The by Ty Caro, Said property being il S ri('v as "the Lst of the 701 feet 6 inches of the of December. A 0 approvtd by vOtC of the rt(ctor who SOuth 775 lees thereof) 1915 west line of saia Northwest ' of the South of located in Seminole County, Florida, Northeast nasa personal services. are owners of fre,tso4ds therein not lh Southerlt' right oflying (Seal) way line 'i, run thence North 6$ of more Parlicularly described as ft wholly exempt from taxat Illlknlan and the deliverymnan Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. A State Road No 436. all lying and 101IOwt: to pont of beginning, County furnishing municipal ser. being Clerk of the Circuit Court in Seminole County, Florida. ire gone but we still have mailYou, and each of you, are notified One (Ii 1969 Plymt vices may, to the e,xtent authOrized Seminole Cnty, . — Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Overeaters Anonyino, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. WED%F.SDAY JANUARY 14 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.zn., Caboose. Sanford Kiwanis Oub, noon, Civic Center ThuRSDAY, JANUARY 15 Rotary Club of lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 W. Firs' Si, Sanford. - proposing ' ' vi:' P EOPLE Father Of Quadruplets -- Attorneys, _ to 4 -• ____ &t. .4 :- '. - • -. Worried About Bills - QUINCY, Ill. (API - "1 just don't know what the bills are going to be like," said Eugene Kuhn of Ursa after his f4 I JJ 44 : ,.(• $ ('.ff, . - ... .4 -)'Vt U 1. 4.; ' 'A--: ' "4a•'IV-. #i4.t - -, . , r -. -. I - - - - - .- . _Ii • .i - ..- - - -:2 -.'. 1 I: (J --;--_ • - :i". .' - r -••a a. '- -- - .. ::: ' t .;Z.a; ,..,- p 'Jt L r- , - J -: ..:J i-.. a- ."-- I - -. T k"t ' A - _: : ,-M -t jL V.a .,1 )•.?-' -.- -'f' . - wife, Joan, gave birth to quadruplet sons. Three of the four infant.s born Saturday night were reported in good tondiUon today. The fourth was in "fair but improving" condition at Si Mary's Hospital here. The boys, two months premature and weighing from three pounds 14 ounces to four pounds 10 ounces, were named üaig, Cohn, Uwistopher and Curtis, a hpltal spokesman said. "'ir' The 27-ycar.old mother had not taken fertility drugs and had a normal delivery, the spokesman added. Kuhn, a 31-year-old grain farmer and carpenter, said doctors told the couple on Nov. 18 to expect as many as four babies. ihe couple alr'ady has three daughters, aged 6, 3 and it.:. Brando Out Of Hospital __ __ __ SANTA MONICA, Calif. (API - Actor MarIon Brando has been released after eight days in the hospital for treatment of a blood infection, a hospital official says. The 51-year-old Academy Award-winning actor was released late Friday, a spokeswoman for St. Hospital said Sunday. He was admitted Dec. 26 after flying here (toni TeUaroa, his South Pacific atoll near Tahiti. Brando was suffering from septicemla, a bacterial blood infection tiut normally is treated with antibiotics, John's R1 La- 4 "4' - 14 -i44 ___________ 4 ::t. approval or r.iecf . .- _______________ _____________ ___________ . — a said Patricia Kelvin, the hospital's public relations director. She said reports that he had been seriously Ill were unfounded. -, woo -a, Quarter lIen," .. , -- . M;:: . 'Most Talkative Minister ' BIRMINGHAM, MidI. (API — The Rev. Robert is in the running (or the title of most talkative minister on record. The Rev. Mr. Marshall, 55, completed a 60-hour, 31minute sermon at 12:33 p.m. Saturday, tolng the record for the longest sermon in the Guinness Book of World Hcorth. The previous record, set aImct 20 years ago by 11infn t.ocv of Wcst Hichland, Wash., waj 48 hours, 18 1 iiflU ft's. Can tell you that sfter 50 hours it got a lot toug.ier," he minister said Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Marshall spoke to a standlng-roorn.()flly i owd of more than :ioo during the last hojrs of his sermon otwday at the Birmingham Unitarian Oiurch In this ohurb north of Detroit. The congregation gavø him a Lartling tivatiwi when he finished. The Postal Service, with #:arIy 7OO,(X) tliipbl)es, i tuiteconoinjjL call "labor in'nslt'e," meaning lxp!e ictt ( the prncessinL. Eflington said the inroads oi ic new tccl-usology "arc causg us It) look again at the nare of our mail system. Should r deliver mail every day' Id sse imIIxe a charge for livering mail to a new adess?JftyearejocofltInuethe esent t%pe of service, there lfha%'etnbei"jghersuhijdjes g Congress." lIingLon said the Postal 'nec Is "evaIiating going a" electronic jrjfrj. Florida All containing 71.201 acres more or Suburban Station Sport that a suit loquief title to the above Wagon Serial P40. By; Lillian T Jenkins less PM46G9R2473, ID No. 3M1933, descrIbed property has been filed the limits fixed for municipal pur. ha been Deputy Clerk filed against yOu and you green In color againit you and you are requirtJ to CARROLL BURKE are reqjir to servr .i copy of your Serve a copy ut 'your ar,sw,'r to th beiro 5iOrd at Ratltf 6. SOCS BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Attorney for f'iainttIs Complaint on Ihe Plaintill's at. written defnes, if any, to It Ofl Sanford, Florida. AdditiOnil in that the following statement be 617 Sanford Atlantic WILLIAM tOrfly. .3. BERGER, plaintiff's formatio', available from the JAMES M. MACCE. of placed on Hie ballot. flank Building attrirney Whose address Civil ROBERT D. MELlON '5 Division of the Seminole & CONSTITUTIONAL Sanford, Florida 37771 Grrrnberg, Traurg, Hoffman, Soeriff' Department County ASSOCIATES, P A,, 26 Wall Street. AMENDMENT Publish' Jan 5. 17, 19, 26, 1976 ipdf & Quentel, PA,, 1I Brickili and the P0. Drawer IOfl, Orlando, Florida, DCV 17 undericd a Sheritt ARTICLE VII. Avenuø P14 I, Mlmi, file the Original in the 33131, Seminole County, Florida, willOf at32607, office and of the SECTION, or before' FebruaryFlOrida 9, 1976, and 11:00 AM. on Clerk of the Circuit Proposing an amendment to the the 6th NOTICE OF diy of Court on or before January January, AD, 1976, offer for Stile Constitution 72nd, authorizing and Court either before service Ofl and sell to the hightt ANNUAL MEETING sale 1916;ofherw,sesheall(.QaIionscfth limiting local bidder, for taxes for water plaintiff's attorney or immediately cash, subject to any an all existing Complaint will be taken as con CENTRAL FLORIDA management purposes to not more larreafter, otherwise a default will lens, at the fror,t (West) Doorof thi ft'SSed, and ñ ZOOLOGICAL SOCIBTy, INC. default duty ntercd. than (I) mill, Notice' is hereby tie entered given that the This noIic shallbe ptjbl,Ihed Ofl( against you for lhe relict Seminole Courtly Courthu%e in IP4 TESTIMONY WHEREOF t demand Afll Meeting of Ihe Central in the claim aweekfor fr conSecutiv, weeks in against Sanford, Florida, the above 'ave hereunto wt my hand and defendants FIorid Zoologicat Society, Inc., lh Evening Herald describeri personal property, affizidtheGre4t5eelofthe5ta,,of shall be held on January 13, 1975 WlTNE5Smynandafh50f DATED tfli 19th day of Decem at Floridi at Tallahassee. the Capital, this Crt on January 3. 1976 That said Sale is being made to ber, 1975. t heChamber 0 Comme, Bulldin IltiS(y the terms of said Writ of this th th dy of Decumb(q A 0, (SEAL) Sanford, Florida, 117:30 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL I P.M Alt Exeution 1975 Arthur H Beckwit Jr voting members are expected to Arthur H 8*kwith, Jr (SEAL) John C Polk, allirsf, md As Clark of Use (,ourt all person's having Clerk of the Circuit Court Sheriff Bnir, A. Smattsers buiin5 before th% By: Lillian T. Jenkins board are also By. Mary N. Oarcten Seminole County, Florida Secretary nf tato Deputy Clerk invited t attert Deputy Clerk PublIsh' Jan. 5. 26. 1976 Pubilh: Dec. 15,77, 29, 1975, Jan. J. Ryan Publish Jan 5, 17, 19, 74. 1976 Publish. Dec. 27. 79, 1973, Jan 197, DCV 37 5. 17, DCV 73 President 1916 DEU65 Publish: Jan. 3, I97 OCU 109 Dcv.'. by law, Ivy addilional faxes within — - __ - __ _________ - 4105 - CLASSIFIED Seminole .. 41—Houses __________________________ ADS Oi'lando - Winter Park 322-26H J RATES HOURS Ithru3t,mes 6thru 23 times 26 times Stenstrom Realty Home of BPP Warranted Homet 'SsT., 1ftY, BUDDy- Want a' Steal? How about a) bedroom,? bath home wilh large Iamily room, Carpeling, excellent location A real steal at S73.100 DEADLINES DID YOu SAY FOUR?-. Yes, 1 bedroontsinavoryweticaredtor home rormal dining room, kit chen equipped, central heat.air, carpeting, pool and patio Lovely home for $13,000. Noon The Day Before Publication ___________________________ _______________________ Sunday - Noon Ft'day - - 4—Personals )5 INC 207 L. 373 16)7 HALA COLBERT.REALTOP SELMA WILLIAMS Associate lflOól7orjfl ISV ___________________________ 3O-Apartn'nfs Unfui,jjrj _____________________________ SHOppER'S DELlGI4TIn Ravenna Park, I bedrooms, 7 baths, screened porch, fully equipped kitchen, Central heat air drapes, carpet, new roof, and overlOuks lake $79.30) YEAR [ND SPECIALS ... MUstSell.l97'7fp, home, furnished. 53,630 327 2571 0 43—Lots-Acreage _________— & Accessories - _________________ .,,, 60—OffiCe Supplies - _____________ - - offiCe Ifyouarehavingdlfficultyfindinqa place to live, car to drive, a joo, or some service you have need Of. read all our want ads Cvery day ____________________________ - - SUNLAND AREA 3 room apartment,jt floor, clean, close in $15 mor,th. Call 2276761 CLASSIFIEOAVERTISING JOHNNY - Auction Sale Monday - FACEDWITHADRIPIKIUC, PROBLEM ' Perhaps AlCOh0li Anonymous Can Help Call 42) 1357 ,',ritPO Box 121) S,fitord.FioqidaJ7l?I SAN MO PARk I, 7, 3 bedroom lra,ler apIs Aduil & family park Whly ISIS Hwy Il 92. Sanford 1930 66brses WALKER Merchandise 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. 520.000 with terms GENERAL CON TRACTOg PEat ESTATE, INC 3226457 - Schuren Realty .i looms for 1 or cpI, water . . furnished, air Condition, — REAL TOPS liranch Ottic No i References requir. $100 month, 7671 Orlando Drive $50 deposit, 377 7399 372 1302 CHULUOTA._ 2 BR 2 biths, Fla, ______________________________ -- MOVES MOUN'AlpiS Of Merchandise Every Day Try One! ,6 72-Auction WYNNEW000 TRADE TRADE TRADE Brokerownersays "Make me a deal I can't refute" Will trad, neat 3 bedroom central heat and air. carpet, fenced yard home for equity Inoltier real estateorwhat have you $24.50) rm • kit, equipped, carpet, air. 1967 ln'ernat.onmt Scott, I wheel dniye', 371 17$) 80—Autos I or Sale Car— No Money Down Any WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 1971 Fiat Racer 1971 Duster. 6 cyl. stand . $995 1970 Hornet. 6 cyl., stand., 36.000 original mite's. $995 Many otners to choose from Night 1 P M We are beginning the New Year with lots of bargains in Furniture, Appliances, Miscellaneous. Don't miss the firSt Sale of the Year. BankAniei-icnrti & Master Charge accepted Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. Sanford, 323-7340 Chico & The Man Jct 17 971171, Longwood Call 373 ISlOor 634 4605 1969 Nomad, 19'.',', with air, fully self contained, excellent con. diti. 377.7)99, 76—Auto Parts lCCOflttitiOne'd Batteries, $1295 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave 78—MtorcyCIes 1974 Honda CL 200, like new Luggage rack flest off er BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166 . . 1975 Honda, CVCC, 7;100 mIles, 4 mos. old, 57,9W. 373 57)5 after 6. 196,8 Buick Skylark, blue, black vinyl top, power steering, air, ('utom,,tic. only 51.195 Calf D.ri c:F-,'. .37? 1651 De.,ler 1973 Chevrolet, 11,150 1971 VW Bug,air,$I,200 32776)9 after S 977 Karman Chic, 4 speed, air, AM FM, only 32.000 miles, A real coIlclors item. Only $2,195. Call 23.000 miles Must sell. Assume balance of 17,436 or payments of $93 month. 3733610 atter S p.m. 1967 Tyta Corona, I owner, lit added, needs tuneup. $4.50. 32). I715, 1960 Req. Jesp. 4 cyl.. OHV, Top mechanical Inspected Nov. New exhaust system, new luk*t seats, new radio, new front wheel bearing. 131.7304. - ___________________ __________________________ Horses for sal 2 fillys, 7 mares, 1 -------Appaloosa stallion, Best offer to 50—Miscellaneous good homes. 3234269. - -- - . -for - - -Sale . -____________________________ _________________________ JANUARY _______________________ - QUALIFIED FARRIER and bft Cotjia V Bottom Boat BLACK SMITH, Trimming, for good Spinet Piano, or SeII, $373 Shoeing Work guarant 371 7720 0030 or 130 4149 Classified Ad _________ - - _____________ heat, drapes, laundry rm, tool WILSONMAIERFURNITURE house, corner fenced lot, citrus BUY-SELL--TRADE 68Wanted to Buy $23,700, FHA terms CHULUOTA 311 313 E Fiat St. 3775477 ----- . REALTY, 365 3787 WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR CLEAN APARTMENT ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD A FRACTION OF THEIR COST (J FOR RENT AUCTION, Ifl 7)10 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! PHONE 3771301 _______________________ 2driy Saii1 6—Child Care ______________ Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, CASH 322-4132 -- Efficiency apartment, utilities in. REALTOR DRIVE - - BUY Counter lops, Sinks Installation For used furniture, appliances, dluded, $125 month. Call 322.777 15 WORDS A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants FIVE BEDROOMS! available. Bud Cabell. 3776057 between 10 a m & 2 p m. to age 7 only Next to new Drivers' toots. etc Buy I or 1001 items ORLESS O3 Adams and see the value In thi5 Super buyt Priced to sell. Fireplace ui. anytime, 3 bedroom home. Enclosed car. License Bureau. 3776645 Larry's Mar?, 215 5aorti Av Water fror,l cottage on th In family room, formal dining 'en' ____________________________ port Could be your lovely family Wek,va River, Furnished 2 room, big garage, fenced. Better '' AUCTION New government program, child room. Call for an appointment We Buy Furniture bedroom, utihiliet iflClt4ed, $160 than new 5.47,500. care for as low as $2 per weds, if now $16,950 Friday, Jan. 9, 11 AM. per month only 377 4170you qualify 373 8121 - Adults DAVES' 3739170 New Seller every hour. Have had up LARGE HOUSE-SMALL PRICE br? Bedrooms Adultsonly Four bedroom, 2 baths, PLUS C all Bart to 16 truck loads to sell. This Wanted to buy used Office furniture (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 9-Good Things ø''t auction for people who want to sewing room, Sitting room, and Any Quantity. NOLL'S 2345 Park Drive $lOup Pt AL ESTATE save or make money. we sell by utility room Fenced yard with Casselberry, Hwy. 1792 6)04206 the piece, dozen, gross, or NAVEL ORANGES )fl 7499 above ground pool Fruit trees MONTHLY RENTALS Place your ad anytime during January BAGGED — only 527.500 truckload. All types of goods, jf you don't believe that want ads AVAILABLE DEL'TONA BARGAINS- Builder 7807 FrenCh Ave 377 3672 jewelry, food items. bric.a.brac, and save 51,56. A good time to sell , 1135 1150 Color Tv bring retults. try ore, nd listen to -. must Sell these) new homet. Were crystal, radios, I tracks, many VACANT--? YEARS NEWt - GRAPEFRUIT5, QUALITY INN NORTH your phone ri,,g Dial 322 3611 or those items that Santa replaced, priced from $29,330 - will sell for Want Otter, Out of state owner, 3 other items, I 1 SR 43.4, Longwoo 631 9993. TANGELOS thousands of dollars less now, H WY 46 FL CA MAR K CT bedroom, 1', baths, Spanish, _________ $2 SO BUSHEL ACREAGE_ Hard to find small OnHighway 46, Sanford Central air, garage, applian's, a;Jj or 377 0362 3lA- pIexes acreage at a small price. Buys or - - - G-S'wap & Trade (BehindAuctionGallerles) darpeln, asking 573.700 ___________________________ 10 acres at $2,5 per acre or 1$ Navel Oranges, 63.S0per bU Sanford- Obf Lake Mary Blvd acres at 17.200 per acre Terms 24 H. Largesizefboor model oil heater, 250 Juice Oranges, SI SOperbu, SWAP SHOP Fl E A MARx. 323. 9410 available 7 Bedroom SllOplusdeposit Your Container 322 gal, tank, Concrete stand to hold Anyone can oe a seller or a buye'r oil tank, Chimney and copper or No charge All admitted free Stemper Realty 7017S FRENCH (HWY 17.97) Tangelosand Tangerines tubing Will sell for $200. Call 377 Come browse every Sunday at the tfce I Bedroom apt, kit,nen 52 75 Bushel Central F lor,da' Movieland Drive-in Theatre, THIS HANDY MAN FIX IT uipped, air, carpeleo Large Phone 373 1671 MULTIPLE LIStING RCAL1OR South 1792 Phone 3771216 prIvate yard $103 Adults 377 7796 377 1991 $l700OHomehas7BR 1 bathanda FREE GIFTWRAPPING-AII Baby 1919 S French Oranges.Grap, wk rids & eves frvit,Tang,,i,. 75'x125' lot. Call us Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns ________________________________________ 327 7371. 37? 1196.)?? 1981 Tangeiot and Lemons PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR — In 1959. 372 1I64 ,-. R U hlutchIson 37? 105,8 2 BEDROOM, KITCHEN FUR EXECUTIVE LIVING. 4 BR, bath, 7410 Hiawatha Ph ' I -__.____ ib01 NISHED, HEAT AND AIR tormaIdining.separatecotge BUSI * "Get 'Em While * game room area 549.5(0. Phone)72 44 -18-Help Wanted * 51-}lusehold Goods TWO STORY STUCCO. - -______— .-... EXPERT * They're Hot" * - . 32-Houses Unftjrnished Saleslady-. Experierxe ri ladies' WITT REALTY - --. pc goIdsedionaIafld7walnut New hOuSet ma rural area, No down p ready-to wear Apply in person ristafe Broker 37I.ObiO JUST I tablet with drawrn, 000d con payment, monthly payments less 372.2746 'vi '' only No phone calls Ro Jays. 71$ For Sale or Rent - Almost new I 3220719 323 7I dillon. 3226087. than rent. Government subsidized ______________ — 220 C. lit St.. San4d, to qualified buyerscall to see it DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete shag carpet throughout, self clean you Qualify! Nurses. RN's.'LPN'4; Aides; Aide Singer Sale block, excellent condition; no city Oven In Sanora. Occupy after Jan Companion, Needed immediately "The 2nd Get'em Hot" taxes; by owner. 3276470. Air Conditioning Itt, Call 678 3091 after 7 P rn. Golden Touch 'N Siw, $75; Touch 'N 67* 0636 Sew model 600, $169.50; Touch 'N Custom home on your lot or ours We will arrange financing Aphonecallcouldstarlyouona new New 3 bedroom, 7 batp,,alI electric, rOL,i P HEATING ,P4D WATE Sew model 75$. over $500 new, Central bleat & Ar Condticning central heat and air. Phone In balance 5745; Singer Feather ,' and profitable career. Call 663 AlA CLEANS ALL PU PIFICATION SYSTEMS For, tree estimates, call Carl Weight, 540; Singer with drop in 3115 - . M.UNS WORTH REALTY Exterior pressure cleaning Ca' Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 3fl. 'I Phil Gonzalez 303 313 3939 ________________________________ bobbin, left for repairs, $26 Terms ____________________________ 'I Bedroom frame, 1 bath, un 373 63 -. Low as $5 per month See at Real Es'a?e Brokc'r TEXAS REFINERY coup, furnished hOu1 in Lake Mary. SANFORD SEW1 NG CENTER 103W 1s1 St PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash Call 373632$ or 1300011. Downtown )07E.IstSt. 3279411 323 6061 or 323 OSl7eves bonuses, fringetanefits to miture RENT PURCHASE PlAN _______________________ Aluminuñ'i Siding individual in the Sanford area Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, Stenstrom Realty KULP DECORATORS Regardless of experience, air. Handy Man 's Delight family room, garage, carpets 409W. 1st St ) EST EPSON LANUCLEARINC. Home Of BPP 'u'arranted Homes mall. C J. Pat,, Pres., Texas 7iVE IN TV SERvICE- Fast I can cover your name with alum Ill 8277 Bull'dozing, Excavating, Ditch We Buy Furniture 115 a "dog", ut has potential for ON PRETTY STREET- This lovely Refinery Corp. Box 11), Fort sdi Scrvicv 707 Live' Oik Blvd & soffit system Also ________________ CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR won Fill dirt, top soil. 322.5943. profit or omIortabIe home It Worth, Texas 76)0) home In ldyllwilde is in excellent Cflselberry. Phone $31 9641. Roofing, Gutters 20 y. Exp reasonable cost. 3 bedrooms, 7 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. $160 ' 2'AppIiances Eagle Siding Co 151 neighborhood Privacy fence, bath on well shaded lot at end of C& . BackHoe Servlc per month First month and 5100 nicely treed, 4 large th'ooms, '_'' -. . " dead eno street School, Church Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rod damage deposit. Phone 3770671 carpet & climate control. $57,903 Refrigerator, Dryer, and shopping In walking distance. All kinds Of digging Housetrailer Dunk Beds and Dishwasher OSTEEN- I Bedroom $140 per Needs cleaning, painting and STUNNING FOUR BEDROOM Beauty Care slot'ed & moved. 3779142 or 13.0 Phone3fl 74$) month SCHUREN REALTY, repairs to walls (in and out), I19 HOME- On an acre of land In Pe,ilt0i'5 12? l}C7 dining room ceiling and plumbing. Roofing And Carpentry Repair KENMORE WASHER, part's, lown Equipped kitchen, central Has new roof. Best offer over Free estimates heat.air, drapes, carpet, im. Service, used machines TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON S11,000takes Cashorminimum70 Call 373 6169 Pretsive well built home, You'll MOONEYAPPLIANCES)73 0697 (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook) Stenstrom Realty -tiie Hornes t. down. No closing costs. fall In love with ii -1747, e'*t 26 xp'ert roof repair's, flat roofs or f'føme' of IIPP Wirranted Homes "' ______ --______ Il's like pennies from he,ven when _________________________ 7 fledroom furnished. 51)5 minth shingles All work guaranteed _____________________________ you Sell "Don't Needs" with a OFFICE MACHINES GOLLY, MISS MOLLY- Don't miss _________________________ ____________________________ t'dultt oreterred Phone BR060EN ROOFING 373 6700 Real Estate want ad. "Wet ervice all makes nØ modela' this onel) Bedroom, I bath home, ____________________________ Burglar Alarms Free Pickup and Delivery Kish Real Estate family room, t,prinkler system, rd Business Machines 322900 'SERVICE BEYOND range, drape's, carpeling. Newt1' Lots TV- RadioStereo 53paint A ssociates ----- ___ THE CONTRACT" inside, 571.500. . _____________________________ Let Us Burglar Proof Your Home I S.intcrø c a!"s Lea'ler s in need Cf KOVE ESTATES- New. Swim, IDYLLwILDE- A delightful home . Serurty Locks Installed ' Cait Sanforo's Sales Leader three (ii new or experienced COLOR TV.511.9SMONTH foethe large family S bedroom, Phone3fl 8665 ?erations Dressmaking, ladies', fish, boat, Clubhouse, 150 mo. Free P ElI TAL PU RC HASE PLAN licensed Real Estate Associate's to ____________________ 7' bath. Family room, screened men's, children's. Drapes, Quilts, AT 322- 2420 ANYTIME literature P.O. Box 10. Osle'en, 641 1006 help service our ERA Sellers arid p,ito feed rear yard Wall to rIm 17764 172 Upholstering Donna Canada, fluytcst ___________ wall carpet Kitchen equipped REALTORS MIS 3545 PARK 122 0107. BROWN PEST CONTROL Home Entertainment center, with --------------- Electric garage door opener. We offeç Continuous monthly 2547 Park Drvc' color new picture tube 1230. 377 ________________________ Intercom iss'oo. 37Business Property training programs for all our _________ 1I 322 $165 ltS. I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Associates, and the very latest in ' MIS REALTORS ___________- - LIGHT HAULING. iunk & trash BROKERS Real Estate orlCnted equipment? Will Haul Anylime Color TV's from $50. B&W, from Commercial Building 321.0041 Days 172 CIli n 113, Service all makes HERBS' Call Herb Stenstrom for a con, Nights- 377 Offices attached. Warehouse truck alityupzsolstermn.g Free pick up . TV. 1700 S. French. 373 173.4. fldentlal interview, and become a Clean 3 bedroom, I', bath, avo ' '-- . ''------ hCiht i arge' fcned outside' felivery. Call to" free f-s?rra' m"mer of our 1976 ERA Team Slove & refrigerator, blue carpet, %lr,e Central loca'ion Heater Cleaning C,ill Sanford's $let Leader central heat & air. PET REST INN Paytori's 377 1301 ttoarding & Groomin _____________________________ AT 3222420 ANYTIME Call Ph 377 YOUR HO?tE? Heaters CIcdned. all makes. It W. Garr1ett White uyirig i new home? Moving to an REALTORS MIS 7145 PARK MAKE SI$$_ Nearly new 3 year's experience. Paul Miller. 377 apartment? ___________________ Req. Peal [slate Broker bedroom, 7 bath, with commercial •'cc Luxuty Patio Apartments [J '• JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC Zoning Low down, low monthly Ct tome action with a Herald 24 Business Opportunities Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 71 STUDIO 1,2,3 and low interest. $19,300. 107 W. Commercial Classified ad We'll help you write Hour Service Oykes Heating & -- -. Phone2l7l$$i BEDROOM SUITES an ad that will bring a fast sale, Sanford PLANNEC'FOk' DAY NL.'RSERYLarge I & 2 Bdrm Air Conditioning, 3276,877, Rustic) bedroom, large Shady lot, CALL 322 7611 7 BEDROOM raphy by Munson Cockayne DYNAMIC OPPORTUNITY 6005q Ft Shop5pacc iiel area. Will make excellent or wc'dding photos reasonaOl, TOWNHOUSES 100 P4 Maple Vrndricj routes ,ita'lalil,' Gill, I iol APARTMENTS private home Terrific potential d Pnone 37) 6361 ." 323 ______________ t)?lor)7?M70 hours weekly wilh orr.plete __________ FURNISHED I bedroom. central Home Improvements $35,900 FURNISHED _______________ company training and location set FROM up Investment of 560055,000 Call OR UNFURNISHED air, 136,900 125 Real Estate Carpentry. Remodeling. Additons Mr. Carson, ______________________ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SECURffT Custom Work Licensed Bonded SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1505 W. 25th St. Harold Hall Realty ______________________ Free rStm,s?e 373 6033 All type's and tiles Rentals 41—Houses SANFORD DEPOSIT! lird , f'li'rnbng Sijpples W, repair and service RtAL 1011 3235171 Interior. Exterior Plastering, I ret Wóter Heater's Ii m 10 STIPIE MACHINE & ____________________________ Plaster Patching & simulated 322. 2090 3 Mo. - 6 Mo, & SUPPLY CO thru Sat 2334 S Park Drive bi,Ck&Stc'rr Spec iaily 377 7760 Professionally Managed 30-Apartments Unfurnished MOSSIE C. BATEMAN M. Unsworh Realty ___ 1 Year Leases 3,23 31Ill YW 7nd5t 37264)1 By SPECIAL 3 Lines 6 Days $495 Only TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 322-2611 831-9993 Classified Adv. Dept. ___________ ____________ NESS DIRECTORY 'a READY TO SERVE YOU R PHONE CALL AWAY me Improvements Land Clearing Pressure Cleaning Radio & TV s. Roofing Office Machines ________________________________ 5 1 9E Frt,3fl 5717 Sewing Pest Control ______ Hauling . Al" Upholstering Pet Care ardens Photography Well Drilling Plumbing 9: ' ___________________ ___________________ One & Two bedroom apartments, I Meg carpeted. air, fc'mn & Unti;rn 595 .p 177 ItIc Real C5tate Broker - -372 -.764,3 Peg. Real Estate Broker ______ 603W hI St 373 or 32) 0317 eves _________ - I Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch Hot, 3234670cr 631.9777 _______ JY PAUOR.' ------- — A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN T, That's a Classified AdI 75—Recreational Vehicles pets Lights&waterfur 3270707 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll or 377 $$ Free, 4 7077 for "We Care"- tIc-' "Hc,thine." Adults or Teent Fumni 79—Trucks-Trajlers WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in Use Evening Herald today 61-iildin9 Materials SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. small and large $2,000 per acre anclup TerryRealty, Reattor 628 Used Lurni'u'. All ,i:m". 150 lxiii? Ofti Heart Pine Will 7,ake Deal). ______________________________ Phone 377 7791 _________________________ 46—Commercjal Property 62 LaWn.GaI'den ------_----__. 1977 HONDA 3.30 CHOPPER Fxcellent Coridit inn $475 Phone 323 9025 Sundmy&Monday, bp m.to9:3O p.m Tuesday,lp.m,toop m. Admission, $1.50 Chapman Shows, flat Cave, N. C. furniture Wood or steel dt'. (eae'Cutve desk & chairs. Secretarial detks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry. 1797,1)04706 _______ - 78—IPctorc'jcles Ocala Antique Show Jan. 4, 5, 6 Cltz Auditorium . - Used Monday, Jan, 5, 1976-SB — 71-Antiques LAKE FRONT FlU Ovledo-'QupIex, turn, Or I5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' unfurn. Ideal location. Reasable Bedroom block,2bath. paved road AL ANON & frontage on spring fed lake Call Sanford's Sales Leaaer , For lamilies or triendS ol problem Garden ApIs, I & 7 OR, air..cmrpev 579,5 Terms ' desired. drinkers drape's. GE appliances + Ow AT 322-2420 ANyTIME ExCeptional Opportunity For further inform,,ti Call 173 4367 Franklin Arms Apts . 323 6630 HIDDEN LAKE Spectracldegranules for lawn insect or write For Small Businessman REALTORS M IS 2143 PARK control. GardenLarxj, 14C0 W. 1st . . Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 -___________________________ I Bedroom block, 7 bath, Yes, we will show you how you can 2 Apts, I or 7 bedroom, turn, or LAKE MARY- I Bedroom, I bath St. 373 6630 " Box 5$). Sanford, FIa 33771 unfurn, both AC, w w carpet, $50 recreational ammenilie's, split OWN your OWN office for 10 pct - frame home, detached garage, damage. $115 mo 32) 1319 atter bedroom arrangement, kithtn down, balance $114 67 per month STOP AND THINK A MIP4UTE If nice shade trees, near fishing, , 5 30 pm equippj, enclosed garage, Out 6.1-Equipment for Rent This is an of fce Condominium Classifje swimming Ads didn't work JUST LISTED, .-. standing landscaping. Onty $4,300 Call today for your appointment there sc.uldn't tic $I 9 t.sie over payments First callers get 1st ChOce of ______ 3)-Apartn1s Furnished Oi'nt Wut' L;tri' Eli.ctri C,iri CALL NOW (iu,lilyriq Suites. Neeq hClpw,th OiObti Diet? Come - - - . -Shampor br only $1.30 per day -- LAKE MARY-- WATERFRONT, 3 Each unit has individual entry, to class at Seminole Memorial AVALONAPARTMEPIIS CARROLL'S FURNITURE Bedroom home with den. DeBARY 0 Hospital, January 6, 1976, 7p.m. or electric service and toilet - _________________________ ADULTS, NO PETS fireplace, formal dining, roomy facilities A small Classified Ad bring's big 7.30 pm. Call your physician for 116W 2nd ,t country kitchen, situated on over Nw3 bedroom block, maintenan:e returns Try Ore and SCC Call 377. reservation. Conducted by Naomi -.-_,..........,....,,,,_ , 1' acres. Large patio for volley free. Corner lot on paved roads, ,v 7611 or au 9991 * * * * H Forbes, Registered Dieticlan BAMBOO COVE APIS ball, basketball, entertaln(ng. carpet, air & immediate oc Repeat meetings will be held Lakefront ideal for swimming, Cupancy, $25,100. Qualified for Freedom Second Thursday each month. One & 65-Pets-Supplies — fishing & boating. tio.000. bedroom apartments, Interest credit of $1,710. Terms if From using your home' ' ' -furnished or unfurnishCd, Newly desired CALL TO SEE WANT TO SELL c redecarated Come see. 300 E SFORD 3 Beoroorn, 7 bath Poodle, Male?yrs. Old YOUR HOME! Paying for someone else's bifr'ing Airport Blvd. Sanford. 37) l3 home, air conditioner, oil heat, Free ToGooti Home Buying a new home? Moving to an SANFORD 1h1h171 apartrnen Country Club Corp. Shady yard. $19,300. Make an 2 bedroom block, older home off offer. I BR fumn apt downstairs quiet 322-6457 FREE' Spayed Female Dog Meilonvjlle BUY NOW AND SAVE -. Get some action w,Ih a He,ald neighborh, Ideal (or older Terms if_________________ — — — Toa Good Home, (1"s,red x' LAKE MAR YI Bedroom, 1' bath perv,, or couple. Call days, *31. claSSified ad We'll help you write 3 Acres, Call 3fl 7102 Any Time home nestled under shady trees 1)990 an ad that Wilt ring a fast sale ____________________________ Ready fo Development Country style kitchen, Central heat LAKE LOTS CALL 377 7611 Call Owner, 37) 5603 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Large 7 Bp, downstairs apt. all & air, VA terms available 521,000. I utilities, md heat $10 And That's A Fact! ctie' Iy. 372 54 O. on" SWAP- 16 ft Cobia V Botlom Boat I NE(,() A SERVICEMAN? You'll Forrest Greene, InC. 1 Classfi,'rJ Ads Ge Reit or wi' wil Luild for good Spinet P,3no. or sell, $315 bind him ited ri our Busness And That's A Fact Too' your home on one of theSe tots for t 377 6620 Service Directory ____________ -- 'J0)3 Small clean apartment, adults, no REALTORS 373 6.153 a Paikage deal - Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. PCEI'.OtI MARlNt' 17 97 )fl 5961 "'''"'-"-----'----_.__.._....._,._,_,, If you are having difficulty finding a DIaeloIive,certodrlveijobor some service you have neej of, read all our want ads every day ISYR.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES IPOlOrlandoDrive 5aoford. 373 3300 HAL COLBERT * * * * - . I Bedroom, 2 baths Already setup with awning and Skirting Cheap Phone 373 0160 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, Sanford - Reg Real Estat;' Oroer ltE ,t __________ I ______ 55-Boats INC. ______ ___ 41ca Ine 31c a line 8.00 A.M. P.M. 24c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY CS? OGMINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9 Noon __________________________ 3 LInes Minimum I IM HU1TEALIY ----- __ 2571 Par is Dr. In Il ti REALTOR AFTER HRS. 3?? )991 2279761 37? 06.46 831- 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1915, may e ___________________ I, ; 37711. & - i; -. .-a. -, -- - . _____________________________________________ I.4wg ud -1 ourist tluh dinner meeting, noon, Sunnvshan' I';irk - Legal Notice - - ostc Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 First St. Sanford. - Legal Notice 1931 Sanford Iioni Club, noon, Holiday Inn. - —! . . - Legal Notice imits ..issiles TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 - — Arniy Says Pact fICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAMI FICT$4IOUS NAME FIC1ITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that I a rn Notice is Hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that we ore engaged in busine at 250 Jasmine engaged in business at Seminole engagid in business at 107 East 7th engaged in buSinCis at 417 West 3rd Road, Catselberry. 33707, Seminole Plaza Shopping Center, Seminole Street, Sanford Seminole !t.. Seminole County, Florida, und 1 County, Florida under the $iciltiotjs County, Florida under the fictitious County, Florida under the fclitiou5 the fictitiOuS name Of SANFOt n,me of ALTAMONTE COM name of DAISY FLOWER SHOP, name of ARBOR SERVICES, and MENTAL HEAl 114 CLINIC, aiid MERCE PARK, and that I intend to at.d that we intend to register said that I intend to register said name that I intend to register sild nan register said name with the Clerk of name with the Clerk of the Crcult with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. with the Clerk of the Circuit Cow WASIHNI,;T0N (Al') missilesi will be essentially the Circuit Court, Seminole County, COUrt, Seminole County. Florida In Seminole County, Florida in ac Seminole County, Florida in a C, Army says Its Safeguard anti- nullifIed in the future" by the Florida In accordance with the accordance with the p(OviSions of Cordance with the provisions of the cordance with the provisions of tP I. missile System Would be fully Soviet deployment of new misof the Fictitious Name the Fictitious Name Statutes. To FicttlovS Name Sta'utes. lo Wit: Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wil Statutes, loWit Section 665 Wit: Section 663.09 Florida Statutes Section 663.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Section 66309 Florida Statutes 193 effective against Soviet missile siles aruied with multiple War Florida Statutes 1957. 5 David Malcolm McCatlum 5: Robert A. Tango warheads If it were not for lirii- heads, S: 0 R. Couslneau PubhSh: o. is. fl. 79. 5: E. Gary Cosmar Jan 5. Pu')Ith Dec 29, 1915 ian. 5. 12, Ii its iiiiposetl by U.S.-Soviet 1978 The comlilittee's p(t.Sltioti was Publish: Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26. 1976 .Jayne E. Cosmar 1975 0Ev 21 agreement, Publish; Dec. fl, 29, 1975, ian. 3, I?, DEU 6' DEU 177 influential in a congressional 1916 The Army rejects claims that decision to shut down the the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEU 101 ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH the Safeguard no longer is ci. country's only antimissile corn- EIGHTEENTH JIJDICIAL CIR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CulT OF FLORIDA IN AND P01 fective technically because the plex at (;rind Forks, N.D., CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR FICTITIOUS NAME SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Russians have developed and while keeping in operation a Case No, 7S'72-CA04C engaged in buncss at 2393 Sanford CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, PROCATE DIVISION started to deploy multiple mdc- key ARM radar there. In Re: The marriage of PROBATE NO. 7S.3$2.CP Ave., Sanford, Seminole Count'?, FLORIDA. pendentiv targetable warheaLs In re: Estate of "The assumption that a JAMES MARTIN REYNOLDS, Florida under the fiCtitiou% name Of PROBATE DIVISION VIOLA 0. MATTOX Husband OSOORN'S BOOK & BIBLE CASE NO. 7S-314-CP (Miltvs) on its missiles. MIIIV environment makes 'd deceased STORE, and that I intend to regislr'r Estate of Thisconclusionineffectchal. Safeguard IneffectIve is not DIANA JANE REYNOLDS, the Clerk of the JAMES MONROE MILLER, NOTICETOCREDITOM5 lenges the position of the House correct," the Arms' says. Decrased All creditors Of the estate 01 Wife Circuit Court, Seminole CC"-'y, NOTICE TO CREDITORS VIOLA C. MATTOX, deceased. are Appropriations CoillIllitICe, "Safeguard caa defend against Florida In accordance with the AMENDED TO ALL PERSONS HAVING t*rt,y notified and required to file which said the "utility of MIItVs es.scntially as effective. provisions of Wit, the Fictitious NOTICE OF ACTION Statules. To Section Name ICLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST any claims or demands which they Safeguard to protect Minute. ly a.s it can defend against SAID ESTATE: TO Dana Jane Reynolds may have against said estate in the Florida Statutes 1957. 107 Califirnia Avenue man (intercontinental ballistic siiiipli' HVs (wart)ea) You and each of you are hereby office of Clerk of Circuit Court of 5. Ellis C. Osborn San Raf,el, notified and required to file any Seminole County, Florida, in the Publish: Dec. 15, fl, 29, 1976, Jan. 5 'The advantage (0 the itCalifornia 94901 claims and demands which you, or Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, 1916 Licker of Multiple HVs is that either of you, DEU 66 have against said within four calendar months from YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED estate In theotficeof the C.eck of the the date of the first publication of heforc(.sSafcguar(j((5J110 f I interceptors to attack i given that an action for di5Iutiøn ot IN HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Circuit Court of te Eighteenth this notice. Each claim or demand m,rriage and other relief h5 (j EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, must be in writing and must state ICBM payloid. Illed against you and you are CUITOI2 FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Florida, Probate Division. in Ihe theplac,ofrejidenc,andpostofgic, required to file the original with lhe SEMINOLE COUNTY. "This is important in Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, address of tPe claimant and must be c Clerk of thit Court and serve a copy Case No. 7i25$9.CA-13-B ' within four calendar months from sworn to by the claimant, his agent, S Safeguard because (tIc VI C t the t rittcn defenses. if any, to it NORMA J MILLER of the tint publication of or his attorney, or it will become .'sttiii' l)lljor lilllitatitill i th POI IR\jlNG Ii. GUSSOW. E SQ , of this Notice Eacn claim or Ucmand "oid accorang to Ia'.v I'l,iritiff 0 iG5CflbIum Pipkint, Suite must be in writing and tiled in . restrictiou to 100 interceptor Dated December 1973. 4 as? High*ay 436. Casselbcrry, GEORGE W MILLER, pIicate and State the place of S: Dorothy C. RingIlng iiijssjls imposed by the AIIM Florida 37707, On or before February Defendant, residence and post office address of As Executrix CALENDAR '-I' ar __________________________________ __________________________________ ________________________________ EtYouBusinesS...DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �- :-- --------- ----- -------- -- v - - -- - 1 Monday, 611- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jan.5, I 91 BEETLE BAILEY Trees Mort Walker .. OR I BEETLE' EtTER -IE. FOR ME':C4L. PJCbtARE 4 -1 \ <.1 ASLEEP... 11E' -OR EN'T KNOW J\ OLJN' HE TgyiN (OR MY FOOT ) ON gOLJNc' OF RO\ p.4 N.ANs \ bw __ tree 5 Tree bark u;cd 44 Agent (suIti) 5 _________ iZ -/ -n n-tv ----- rnr - - r•;C_ r ,i.r Tflt -.------ - -- -- _ ~~~~~ P W " . ' _____ 13 4 M, q1 - - I . - - - I - 0 I 1 By BERNICE BEDE - L4- 1 __ __ lit era 68th Year, No. 117-Tuesday, January 6, 1976 1 1! ________ lit Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 10 Cenjs e to : a. - - - -__________________ - for 6i4OE-- ---- -v 4 45 Conclusion For Tuesday, January 6, 1976 T I 46 To plow (Latin)_________ 47 Miss Farrow 2 T 91A , Z~ 48 -- Wynn, u r L. 1fILI SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ,%ItIES (March 21-April 19) l u movie actor Nr L T0 keep a tight rein on water 51 Cut logs i This should be a very busy day, Continue 13 Nonrr.oral 54 A live tree - but do things so that you don't the old checkbook and credit 8 Mimosj tree 35 Church 15 Presidential does this paint yourself into a corner, cards. Shop wisely so as not to dignitaries 10 Bristle nickname 55 Refined iron 56 Famous Italian 11 Tree yielding 36 Auricle 16 Scottish cap get in it bind. Plan carefully. 38 Piece of terpenes 18 Hero (Sp) family 51t(ITTARILJS (Nov. 23-Dec. (April 20-May 20) TAURUS 17 Daddy lim ber 57 Males 19 Through 14 Hindmost 39 Large bay Activities and outside interests 21) Don't be pressured Into 20 Ampere (ab ) mistakes 17 Amount (eb.) windows 21 Common are apt to be accentuated today. situations today where you feel DOWN 23 Rowing 40 Gunlock calc h contractI on find yourself you have to act against your Take care not implements 43 Small 1 Careless 22 Maftclous 24 Trim painter children better judggment. burning on too many committees. 2 Trees of birch 26 3e,atnts wife 49 Negative 25 At that place 22-Jan, CAPRICORN GEMINI May 21-June 20) 27 Counsel family word 28 Roman bronze Rather than look for ex. This Is one of those days where 19) 30 Single thing 3 Bushy dump (archaic) so Reverential 4 Elongated fish 29 Forest spirits 31 Light beam fear could have too many Irons cuses today, face issues 33 Travel siowty 52 Resident 01 5 Male cat 32 Disencumber In the fire. Isolate your tm- squarely. II you made a boner, 6 I love (Latin) 3-I Fail to follow (suffix) 33 Bridge suit it. 7 S'i robber frjmewok 53 Sea (Fr ) 'less portant goals. cloth 9 Plants of lily family 11 Funny 12 Small body of -- . . 0 F. ,. _________ -- t — r Ilk It • —. HOROSCOPE I r_ fX I 37 Greek island 41 Religion (zib) 42 lar1je tub ACROSS I Kind of palm A 0_X __ I AT LOOK _e Answer to Proows Pu1210 - - v Vt1it fl e SS Of San ford Plaza So ug lit Kidnap to .1• S p P p (Dec. 1. AlJP Ipy1jfl I "'9 -. — -jI- 1 .4W 9 g — — 4 5 - . - I — I JLJSIN 81410, 91 lOw THAT £'VE ROEN AWAV FROM HOME... I -- , -1 - •'_ I # - I 1 32 1 j - - I — — — — 37 36 33 34 35 38 39 -? 43 42 I- 44 46 I. 45 4 tti one 40 — i 41 P, ~ ;I out. Take complicated matters concerned. Look out for one step at a time. yourself the same as the other %'IlWO (Au(. 23-Sept. 22) You %%III find today that not everyone you're associated YOUR BIRTHDAY with can be handled with the Jan. 6, 1916 same techniques. Size up each This coming year should be a separately, very and a'tive one for I.IIHtA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be you. You're apt to be a trifle careful today you don't let your restless and requently short projects overlap. Do the ones tempered, but pleasurable trips ___________ yOU can do thoroughly. are likely. - f26 127 — By BOB LLOYD Ilerald Staff Writer ----41 ug — ki I 14Q 1O '— L_1_ - __-- iF - -'' T I " ~ ( , - _ 5, 1. ~ 70 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - I y_.f V -, ' I F I ' II I I BUGS BUNNY . . Lon . ; i ' r_-rFT- -__ _____________________________________________________________________________ ,~_.t:., - (' 5 1 0 WIN AT BRIDGE — Cit y - . - •, Pr. Sunshine -=== -_ * 4 i=-1 ii Z. -- ~ I16 L~ Z~ ___ V-0 Ilk I I(, . - F 9 9 IJ11 -_: by Al Vermo,r - , .' k.- _.4j_ ': ' i~r _ ' k - ' - ° ARCHIE - r ~- ~ -- TPr 82 ' - J L 00 ITS NOT MyFAULT, MISS GR'J!JDY, I HAD TO I GET RID OMY OU Y /"D rztr E WHY YOURE -- - - ' P _ _ 1'~_ i . f A rV 7,-2 by Bob Montana 1- j ' I LATE 7 10 ALARM C1.00 -, ) I I7'WASIJ'T WORctPG RIGHT-.. ww. MAY I ASK? ITIT KEPT GOING OF WHILE I WAS I 1.. sLEEjG! I i 4 ) - I 44 - __ 2s .S $, - - 4 - — II £ • :$J 4.,, I Pr. l._-,.~? - it. , 1~1~ x . - I -.3-.'• i -- •- • 1 hi 1•-i . w. - - - 9 r - Channel told police there was a "commotion" and the woman - . Workers I _ _____ iLj -. Are Honored 5 two hearts I will rebid two spades and leave itto you to tell me more about your hand" hand shows Jim: ________ . __ 1 - __ I ..J'Pr, _. I - I _ _. ___ _ -'. er wo eat s aii ullin iciai Laiis For Safety Program ______ "__-. 8Y MJDIE MURPHY Ileraid Staff Writer — and shrubbery beds along and ' Seminole Boulevard from the - & band shell to Sanford Avenue, P"J Nine employes of the City of will be held at 10 a.m. at a site ' ' Sanford received distinguished just east of the Mcmoriai Park. service pins and warm a . ' The City of Sanford is sup. congratnlauons from Mayor plying the labor for the project, " , Lee Moore at yesterday's city according to Mrs. Glelow. She commission work session, said her committee was ByJOEASKREN Herald St-aft Writer Son. Chiles To Feted Here Friday .. - ._ - FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thoves ___ r , _F_ I ,~ *',~-_ , I I1 .1 •.... il • - I - • i..11 • :;..- . BUS • -( ' • I - _____ A TOP VL MAKE CAN'T __ • - - • •iv4 OR NT --- To -—--.w----• ---------.-. .- •- -•.--• - •• •• ----------- TAKE - IT. the 000NESBURY —_----1__ NW by (3arry Trudeau __________________ __________________ : - 1 4i V =&oz, 1 by T. K. Ryan SORRY it) ØOThER YOU, OP I3O 14UT I'M L.EA'IPJ& A MASSACRE IT SEEMS fM OUT TOMORROW, OF WAR fJt'tT. MAY I ØORROW SOME? i ',a AaAv77% 1-fl S 4 71L5 STM'5 T OH, LOiW. I \ Loof< I N /; pirn _y,f if HIPEOUS I . , C4~'. -.. _i_ Pr - I i.A -_ - - V110114MAN - CIN E 1,VrCyWAL- 7?IL1 %6O0S t4 7TfNOi;,A-j4c'p C4Wrn? M1 AV ANN, 59(41D 1 / . -1" '.,' 1 J ~ h,A! I , , il 11 1: " iI t .----- - - V.k AI il i 11 , I I 11 I, I I . , It h 'Al 11 ii - _f ". i ,~ .1 I " v how close they Layer agreed with State Rep. A Robin 11111 resident last Vince Fechtel (R.I.eesburg) month cited the school adwho said if the state starts ministration for what he terpaying to transport children med "inadequate fire under the two mlles,it will hurt protection," since the only hydrant near the school Is one 1,700 feet away which is Jury Selection inoperative and partially covered with dirt from a county Is Under Way fl, 111 it ________________________ sp VTF'TM fV7E(eJTy /r AU /5 7M1A&iTflEg MA'ic77k'N4-V --P VOT PZVW. gpl. I1 ,. 7//fR 50415 TIAkJ 4,7 - WELL... I CAN LET 'IJ) HAVE SOME UREN/ and - ___ _____________ _. ___ .•. .. TUMBLEWEEDS property \ f 4 ___________________ ro. róJ ___i Comics ij _________ ____ ___ _____ -'-- --.-------- -. -_-. . __ -- ____ ______ 1i ,- _________ _______________ ______ • • - ------ -- The board also will consider Jury selection in the first scheduling board meetings In degree murder trial of Ben the afternoon to deal with Harden Jr., 48 of Sanford, was routine matters which would still going on at noon today. allow the regular meetings to TRAFFIC Harder, Is on trial in the Nov. be adjourned earlier. Regular l2 shotgun slaying ol his ex-wife meetings are on the first and ON UPSWING Laura Mae Harden. third Wednesdays of the month. alike, ________________ - . . . _________ - UP MY MIND WN7'NEg ) _____' r &)f \%, .- k- 4 ldens and _________ _____ DECISION S MAKER, 1 .. '.L W Jog AS L - ed Could Move 11 PRISCILLA'S POP On Skin - - r T. ;. - , jr- Forms Vitamin --Chi cYoung aJ a C. Wi3dom O'Neal famfly of pecially at a road crossing Ocala, and her four-year-old where the accident occurred. %E-ST KAST _____ - _________________ the Iran! icr hid t Its het _______________ I 103 daughter Jennie, who had *82 Smith said the train, bound -!%J :• North wants to be in four I A 64 D / "The best thing now is to dashed onto the tracks to from Virginia to Sanford and Q io 3 ,'--' '________________ spades after the notrump __________________________ 109 8 initiate a safety program to retrieve a dropped vacuum not scheduled to stop at opening and they get there By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. A A J 732 A K 109 educate the public of the danger bottle. with South as declarer. If DeLand, was travelling at 62 50t"l'hl I DEAR DOCTOR LAMB ____ of approaching or crossing "I try to forget those things," miles per hour at the time of the ______ West opens a low club the ' -- Dr AK railroad tracks." Do you have any information hand can be beaten, but West Smith said, "but It was a case of accident. VK92 . ': regarding vitamin D from the opens a diamond and South That's how Milton Smith, a little child making a mistake The maximum speed alled sun through skin sbsorption head trainmaster for Seaboard and the mother trying to protect is 79 mph, Smith said. He said Lamb A Q85 and the possibility of receiv,,, Oswald. 'II North plays Neither vulnerable Coastline Railroad - which her - I would have done the the train's speed was not works In the city's sewer de- project despite a rejection of _______________ ________ ing this vitamin from other four spades. East will open ' owns the tracks on which a same thing. partmcnt, received a 50-year a grant application made to the "excessive" and he added train _____ sources. ______ - the queen of hearts and the ______ southbound Auto-Train struck service pin. Thirty-year service Florida Bicentennial CornWest North F.ut South Pr "It's one of those very tinofficials "don't appreciate" The reason for this inquiry defense will take four tricks • pins were presented to Sanford mittee some 18 months ago. and killed an Ocala mother and fortunate accidents. Everybody earlier reports that the train )11 is that there are certain 1 N T Tire Chief G. M. Harriett; Fire her child Monday at the should know the danger of was entering the staUon at a ________________________ religious organizations that "We think Lake Monroe is I,..'.s A DeLand station — summed up railroad tracks and exercise high rate of speed at the time. require full length dresses and — Department LI. John T. Ben- Sanford's greatest asset, and It abnormalities -A ' Iass 4* Pass Pass I I -. I - I the tragedy. - - I SleCVC3 and I wonder if this caution in approaching and As a scientist I find it hard nett; and Sanford Parks should remain as beautiful as Stth said the train had Pam A Michigan readers wants could not be detrimental to to sympathize with hiding Killed in the accident were crossing them," Smith said, Superintendent Solon Teston. possible," Mrs. Gielow said. about 50 cars on It and the Opening lead - 10 # Re"Whillt sml*e p1m at Mooday nillit's SW*rd aty ComminI= meetin g were to know if Oswald Jacoby children. arts of the body. A normal (from left I Mrs. MoHy O'Neal Holmes, 33, In the brief ceremony at city Smith said the railroad has no woman and her daughter we, really invented the Jacoby In other actions, the city Tommie Robinson, Solon Teston, R. W. Tench, Robert Zanders, Armold Hood, Rosa Rotunda, Could this lack of vitamin I) healthy body or any part of II hall, 25-year serMce pins were comn-dsslon approved a list of Bennett, and Chief I.A. J. T. sister of actor Patrick O'Neal plans to fence the tracks, since pushing a luggage cart transfer. G. M. Harriett. I Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) from the sun be supplemented Isn't exactly something to be and a member of the prominent it would be presented to Asststa')t Finance streets to be Included In th paraBel to a* tracks, on the The answer Is that he did e through other sources such as ashamed of. It is a wondrous Director Rosa Rotunda; city's paving program; upOswald: "We have had so not. The idea of a two-level East aIds- when the vavn ui cod liver oil, egg yolk and machine that has no equal. I Sanford Police Sergeant R. W. proved a change in the pay many reader questions about transfer was first thought of bottle rolled off anci 6e child milk' According To County Attorney think clothing should be functhe Jacobv transfer bid that I by either 011e WhIner of Tenth Fireman Bruner H. scale for workers In the city's Especially I would like to darted tional to keep the body warm, " promised to discuss It the first Sweden or Richard Troxel of know if sunshine on the face Giles; Maintenance Superin. refuse division; and approved comfortable or. yes, even Engineer R. L Gibson, of of this year" Minneapolis. but Jacoby put it only would provide enough enhance its appearance. tendent Arnold hood; and an extension of time limitations Sanford, told authorities that Jim. 'Basically. at is a together. smoothed out the vitamin I) for a child's wellHiding the body In shame has Utilities Department worker regarding condemnation of when he saw the little girl and Many Courthouse Offices device to enable a notrump wrinkles and is responsible being along with the proper to be contrary to natural man, Tommie Robinson. property located behind Bell her mother It was too late to opener to play the hand at his for its SUCCeSS. foods. but to each his Also appearing at yesterday's Avenue. stop the train in time to avoid By ED PRICK M , partner's suit. The two-club (Do you have a questien DEAR READER - ne ulconduct of county business may be established You don't need to take cod -State Attorney: Freeman's memo says there the tragedy. meeting was Mrs. Walter City Manager W.E. Knowles Herald response to one notrump is for the experts? Write "Ask Staff Writer tra violet rays of the sun act liver oil. You can and should elsewhere in the county by resolution of the is no "firTtitation as to where the state allorney's Gielow, chairman of the reported that the search for a Smith aWd many automobiles Stayman and asks opener to the Jac~:ibys" care of this on chemicals in the skin to get enough vitamin D frorn a governing body of the county In the manner office must be located; only that it is adequate and show a four-card major. The newspaper. The Jacob's will (cotiUisid On Page tA) form vitamin D. Studies have well-balanced diet that in. prescr meet certain two diamond response is ar- answer individual questions Commerce's Community O. Sam Ackley, is progressing, shown that as little as three cludes milk All commercial the courthouse in Sanford may legally be located at However, the opinion cited by Freeman goes on -Court Reporters: If courts establish branch Improvements Projects and that 98 applications have fificial and guarantees at it stafriped, self-addressed square inches of skin cointain milk sold in supeffnarkets is a proposed South Seminole annex, according to an to say the "no instrument shall be deemed recorded offices, rwters would be obligated to locate # Committee. least five hearts while the envelopes are enclosed. The f enough of the basic chemical enriched with vitamin D. You been received, opinion from County Attorney Thomas Freeman. in the county until filed at the county seat according wherever branch courthouses are located. two-heart response most interesting questions ' to provide all the vitamin D a also get vitamin 1) in Mrs. Gielow said her com. In a letter of resignation to In a memo to Roger Neiswender, Freeman points to law." -Sheriff: In Freeman's legal opinion, the sheriff normal person needs, if, and guarantees at least five will be used in this column margarines and butter. rnittee was willing to supply the Knowles dated Nov. 17, Ackley out the county commission with certain Be Freeman says the attorney general's opinion spades " that is a big if. the chemicals and will recgive copies of Ile inexpensive all purpose could establish branch offices. He points out, funds for a lakefront said lie had "several aprestrictions - has the power to designate which are fully activated by the sun Oswald, "Thus, if I open JACOB V MODERN) "seems to abrogate the requirement that aH daily vitamin contains all the ,ofhowever, there is no cast law to substantiate his beautification project slated to plications pending In public courthouse offices can legally be moved from the rays. ficial books and records' be kept t the county seat vitamin 0 you need :ven if opinion. The sheriff is a county officer, begin next Monday. county seat in Sanford. service and an offer to become A major part of the there were none in your food by requiring that only the 'permanent records' be -Tax Collector: Also considered a county ofCARNIVAL by Dick Turn., Groundbreaking for the a partner in a life insurance Neiswender, the director of county development, located there." Reservations will close ficial, Freeman says establishment of a branch __ project's initial phase, which agency." Ackley's resignation much of the sun rays get vitamin I) and other vitamin -_' has set one year as the deadline for setting a "It should also be at noon tomorrow for a ld will entail Irrigation systems is effective Jean. 9. through the atmosphere and requirements send 50 cents branch courthouse, a move that will mean certain Fridall, dutch treat lunthe principal offices of all county officers must act on the skin. In the for The Health Letter number -Court Rooms and Probate: Freeman says the offices or parts of offices will relocate In the rheon for Sen. Lawton remain in the county seat and only subsidiary northern climates children 4-6, Balanced I)i ci. chief judge of the circuit court decides where courts proposed annex. (IkL who will meet with functions may be moved to other locations," are more prone to rickets Recommended Daily Dietary may be held. However, he notes that it is the , Courtesy Busing All indications at present point to South Seminole supporters at the Mayfair Then Freeman's memo says "it appears" that from lack of sunshine, and Allowances (Jtl)AI. Send a commission which allocates space. Therefore, he County as the site for the new branch courthouse, / the Florida Cor.stitution grants authority to the Country club in Sanford. vitamin 1) replacements are long, stamped, self-addressed concludes establishing branch offices would result -- — . In the nieuio, Freeman, In addition to answering more important fl luncheon is one of 21 uunty commission to designate branch offices with envelope for mailing Address only alter the Board of County Cmissioo and many legal questions, addresses himself to The big cities with air polluthe following restrictions: orgaaizatIo your letter to me in carc of meetings On Board Agenda the chief judge were in agreement. lion are the worst. At the probation and parole, the sheriff, the tax collector, this newspaper. P0. Box ' -Probation and Parole: no requirement to for Chiles' re-election beginning of the 20th century 1551, Radio City Station, New court rooms, the state attorney and the clerk of the -Clerk of the Circuit Court: The memo says campaign. The public Is remain in the county seat. The county commission NJ A request for courtesy busing Seminole County because most 90 per cent of the children in York. NY 10019. circuit court. branch offices may be established, but all official Invited to attnd. has the decision where to locate. Employes are not se ce rom parents in the of the money would go to larger northern European cities had Freeman also applies himself to an attorney records must be kept at the county seat. Thus, some considered county ofricers, and Freeman says Luwhm reservations / __, 'i Windsor Manor subdivision is counties, rickets from vitamin 0 DEAR IMI LAMB - Could general's opinion concerning branch offices. , type of courier service as recommended so records may be made by calling offices "may surely" be located in any branch deficiency you name the medicine you expected to be made when the Two parents from Windsor According to the opinion, "Branch offices for the office established by the commission, 322-4664 or 831-1823. ',/ Normally if the lace and have mentioned which will iContinued On Page 2-A) ' ?JJ Seminole County School Board Manor said last month a path hands were fully exposed to block the pepsin-producing meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday throughanorangegrovewhich 11-1 .A am the rays of the sun there nerve to the stomach and bI the Seminole County Cour- is supposed to be used by their W. ' ________ shc,uld be plenty of vitamin I) backhandedly decrease in' ' '"%F Today thouse in Sanford. children Is not satisfactory and _____________ • . formed but if there is not sulin production. l'ni afraid J the alternative Is walking along _________ . enough abundant sunshine in 1. my doctor will plead ig____________ ____ Superintendent William j~'%l ; il~! t SR-43-4. the first place, then the more norance if I go to see him _____ The rash of burglaries that Layer said the board as atskin area available to the layer said he plans to ____________ empty handed. _____ _____ - ' L'' Ij has hit the Sanford area limited supply of ultra violet _______ j DEAR READER - I'm tempting to define what Is recommend the board pay $550 .t % 0 meant by ",safety recently is continuing as LnI ii r -i rays the more likely you will glad to hear your doctor is a _________ hazards" for a lire hydrant to be installed _________ lit.,-,-... es businesses, ': be to form enough vitamin D. skeptic, lie should be, in view , which necessitate the tran- b' Altamonte Springs for the J . are plagued by thieves in the Incidentally excessive exof all the misinformation sporting of pupils who live less new $1 million Altamonte _____ __ __ _111 I_____ 9 -. night. Read the latest In 'Action posure of the skin to the sun available to the public these 4 I ______ ., -a4 • than two miles from their Springs Elementary School and wind ages it, causing days from innumerable, UnReports' on Page 3-A. respective schools, which costs property on Pineview Street. ' premature wrinkling and a qualified sources, You can I ~f local taxpayers $68,000 a year. 1P'' lie said Ilegh Carlton, " higher rate of skin cancer. A -. INDEX lake Itim my column if you r -. more generous exposure of wish No state funds are provided auxiliary services director, is roundTheCIock - - .4A 1-5 ___________ _____________________ ________ large areas to less intense sun There are two independent VK 1W P for this courtesy busing and ('ompkting a countywkc -• Bridge ----8-Il - - -. ______ _____ ___ rays will provide vitamin 0 bits of information that justify -__ about 2,400 pupils In the county SWV(?)' to determine which Calendar without such a great using these medicines in some "You keep forgetting, Pet, you don't have to raise your voice ______ ___________________________ --wi__- now receive this service, ac- schools have (Ire hydrants on L-W F' patients likelihood of developing skin nearly as loud as you did In our old BIG C311" cording to Fred Taylor, school are to fhe 39 schools in the (rossword -------8-B ______________________ ________________________ ________________________ ______ .<5fl -- ~_ ~ _-Xi __ ~; - --- ~ transportation director. Fditortal . 4-A county. of ?4.F... SLON DIE . . NORTH A AQ7654 b K 62 - i, . Ih OSWAlD and .I.-1ES JA('UIIV ~---w ii AN' AUTERNWICALLS —-GRABS C '' 1 __ , _;" -7! - .:I;- VF,--a---_ ;,c F~ ~- ,L___ ~ ~F-.Zft~---, iç' - I ..I one notrump and )OU respond ~- Mrs. Mergo went around the vehicle to the passenger side to see what was going were forced into the van. Inside the vehicle the man pulled a revolver and forced Mr-s. Mergo to drive south on u.s. 17-92. _____ ______________ g-Serving ___________________________________________________________ - s R cted , exciting i __i u ordi'riit I 11 __ I — by Stoffel & Hcimdahl r r i - Abd Maitland and the abductor drove aay in the camper van. Police said today that the stolen vehicle hasn't been located. Police described the missing van as an orange 1972 -= __ ter Sanford police today asked that an unidentified man who Channel said he heard the man say, "Drive on. You want rw witnessed the kidnaping of a woman and her daughter Monday Volkswagen with a white pop-up camper top. to shoot it?" Ilughes described the suspect being soup,ht on kidnaping. i night at Sanford Plaza contact detectives investigating the case. The camper van sped away from the hervice station ap.d robbery, auto theft and use of a firearm in commimion of a felony bounced across the meWan of the four-lane divided highway into Detective Sgt. Edward Hues said the witness was loading charges as a 17-t20 yearld, x-foot.to1I white man with but Hughes said a police patrol carwas near the van at one point the southbound tones. frOCerleSinto a nearby car at7:30p.m. when a man armed with Mrs. Mergo said she wasn't able to signal or attract the of: shoulder length brown hair. When last seen he was wearing a knife and a At this point, Hughes said, an Orange County Sheriff's licer's attention. year-old daughter, Regina, into their camper van, deputy spotted the camper stripe around it. Threatened with bodily harm, the victims stopped at an the vehicle in heavy traffic.van and tried to turn around but log Mrs. Mergo screamed Icr help, police said, but the witness Exxon service station at SR 43f and U.S. 17-92, Casselberry, Police related the following account of the incident: "looked bewildered" and the kidnaper forced Mr.s. Mcro to drive Investigators said Mrs. Mergo was forced to drive to the c here $2 in easlin was Witnesse' at Llit plaza saw lilt' stic.p' !oitrmg the van south on U.S. 17-92. location off Maitland Ave. where the man robbed the victims and bench near a clothing store. When the women exited the store and When attendant Dennis Channel approached the vehicle to forced them from the van. The kidnaped women were later robbed of $25 and released went toward their parked vn the man approached the daughter collect for the sale he saw that the man, sitting in the passenger The women ran to a nearby residence and telephoned unharmed off Maitland Ave. between Altamonte Springs and and pulled a pocket knife, seat was holding a gun. authorities, / ._2l 123 124 31 14 18 6 iF' - - _2O - • 11 I _ - I- - - 15 I D a to II 10 - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) It try to Material conditions are likely to would be unwise today sell others on ideas you're no! be a bit mixed for you today. Be too sure of. if you make. a pitch, extra prudent. It could put you on the plus side. ow the facts. LEo (Jul), 23-Aug. 22) Take PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) extra pains today in situations Don't take things for granted — — -— 8 6 1 3 2 - - I e r, up to P WWWW U ," th Mo you ___ ____________ Pr - ___ -fl:. .. l)t'iirAbby --------S-A l)r, Lamb lloroscopc -----------8-B Hospital -...-------3-A Obituaries -------------3-A " S4)OIiS ..........1-5-8 Television -----6-B Women - $-A WEATHER Monday's high 64, today's low 41. ___ I Mostly cloudy through Wednesday sith some or. _____ . . ____ rasional rain. Highs otmd 70. Laws in the upper a Mostly With the coming of winter each year, traffic plieks up throughout "titning mou1s. 7th was the scene onds bou 30 P-M-- easterl minds 10-15 m.p.h. the State of Florida with the Influx of tourists, and Sanford Is no looking north on French Ave., from lath Street. (Herald Photo by Rain probability 40 per cent exception. Traffic throughout the area has been on the increase 13111 Vincent Jr. Wcdnesday. for the past few weeks and Is expected to get even heal- icr in the Details and tides on Page 3-A. 1. , - 4 -~~ 4 .. - - - -, ~ - , - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad9236371b153f742592791b9bdda098.pdf 4bf23a78a56377db8a68173dc8a8acc2 PDF Text Text - :-- --------- ----- -------- -- v - - -- - 1 Monday, 611- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jan.5, I 91 BEETLE BAILEY Trees Mort Walker .. OR I BEETLE' EtTER -IE. FOR ME':C4L. PJCbtARE 4 -1 \ <.1 ASLEEP... 11E' -OR EN'T KNOW J\ OLJN' HE TgyiN (OR MY FOOT ) ON gOLJNc' OF RO\ p.4 N.ANs \ bw __ tree 5 Tree bark u;cd 44 Agent (suIti) 5 _________ iZ -/ -n n-tv ----- rnr - - r•;C_ r ,i.r Tflt -.------ - -- -- _ ~~~~~ P W " . ' _____ 13 4 M, q1 - - I . - - - I - 0 I 1 By BERNICE BEDE - L4- 1 __ __ lit era 68th Year, No. 117-Tuesday, January 6, 1976 1 1! ________ lit Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 10 Cenjs e to : a. - - - -__________________ - for 6i4OE-- ---- -v 4 45 Conclusion For Tuesday, January 6, 1976 T I 46 To plow (Latin)_________ 47 Miss Farrow 2 T 91A , Z~ 48 -- Wynn, u r L. 1fILI SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ,%ItIES (March 21-April 19) l u movie actor Nr L T0 keep a tight rein on water 51 Cut logs i This should be a very busy day, Continue 13 Nonrr.oral 54 A live tree - but do things so that you don't the old checkbook and credit 8 Mimosj tree 35 Church 15 Presidential does this paint yourself into a corner, cards. Shop wisely so as not to dignitaries 10 Bristle nickname 55 Refined iron 56 Famous Italian 11 Tree yielding 36 Auricle 16 Scottish cap get in it bind. Plan carefully. 38 Piece of terpenes 18 Hero (Sp) family 51t(ITTARILJS (Nov. 23-Dec. (April 20-May 20) TAURUS 17 Daddy lim ber 57 Males 19 Through 14 Hindmost 39 Large bay Activities and outside interests 21) Don't be pressured Into 20 Ampere (ab ) mistakes 17 Amount (eb.) windows 21 Common are apt to be accentuated today. situations today where you feel DOWN 23 Rowing 40 Gunlock calc h contractI on find yourself you have to act against your Take care not implements 43 Small 1 Careless 22 Maftclous 24 Trim painter children better judggment. burning on too many committees. 2 Trees of birch 26 3e,atnts wife 49 Negative 25 At that place 22-Jan, CAPRICORN GEMINI May 21-June 20) 27 Counsel family word 28 Roman bronze Rather than look for ex. This Is one of those days where 19) 30 Single thing 3 Bushy dump (archaic) so Reverential 4 Elongated fish 29 Forest spirits 31 Light beam fear could have too many Irons cuses today, face issues 33 Travel siowty 52 Resident 01 5 Male cat 32 Disencumber In the fire. Isolate your tm- squarely. II you made a boner, 6 I love (Latin) 3-I Fail to follow (suffix) 33 Bridge suit it. 7 S'i robber frjmewok 53 Sea (Fr ) 'less portant goals. cloth 9 Plants of lily family 11 Funny 12 Small body of -- . . 0 F. ,. _________ -- t — r Ilk It • —. HOROSCOPE I r_ fX I 37 Greek island 41 Religion (zib) 42 lar1je tub ACROSS I Kind of palm A 0_X __ I AT LOOK _e Answer to Proows Pu1210 - - v Vt1it fl e SS Of San ford Plaza So ug lit Kidnap to .1• S p P p (Dec. 1. AlJP Ipy1jfl I "'9 -. — -jI- 1 .4W 9 g — — 4 5 - . - I — I JLJSIN 81410, 91 lOw THAT £'VE ROEN AWAV FROM HOME... I -- , -1 - •'_ I # - I 1 32 1 j - - I — — — — 37 36 33 34 35 38 39 -? 43 42 I- 44 46 I. 45 4 tti one 40 — i 41 P, ~ ;I out. Take complicated matters concerned. Look out for one step at a time. yourself the same as the other %'IlWO (Au(. 23-Sept. 22) You %%III find today that not everyone you're associated YOUR BIRTHDAY with can be handled with the Jan. 6, 1916 same techniques. Size up each This coming year should be a separately, very and a'tive one for I.IIHtA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be you. You're apt to be a trifle careful today you don't let your restless and requently short projects overlap. Do the ones tempered, but pleasurable trips ___________ yOU can do thoroughly. are likely. - f26 127 — By BOB LLOYD Ilerald Staff Writer ----41 ug — ki I 14Q 1O '— L_1_ - __-- iF - -'' T I " ~ ( , - _ 5, 1. ~ 70 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - I y_.f V -, ' I F I ' II I I BUGS BUNNY . . Lon . ; i ' r_-rFT- -__ _____________________________________________________________________________ ,~_.t:., - (' 5 1 0 WIN AT BRIDGE — Cit y - . - •, Pr. Sunshine -=== -_ * 4 i=-1 ii Z. -- ~ I16 L~ Z~ ___ V-0 Ilk I I(, . - F 9 9 IJ11 -_: by Al Vermo,r - , .' k.- _.4j_ ': ' i~r _ ' k - ' - ° ARCHIE - r ~- ~ -- TPr 82 ' - J L 00 ITS NOT MyFAULT, MISS GR'J!JDY, I HAD TO I GET RID OMY OU Y /"D rztr E WHY YOURE -- - - ' P _ _ 1'~_ i . f A rV 7,-2 by Bob Montana 1- j ' I LATE 7 10 ALARM C1.00 -, ) I I7'WASIJ'T WORctPG RIGHT-.. ww. MAY I ASK? ITIT KEPT GOING OF WHILE I WAS I 1.. sLEEjG! I i 4 ) - I 44 - __ 2s .S $, - - 4 - — II £ • :$J 4.,, I Pr. l._-,.~? - it. , 1~1~ x . - I -.3-.'• i -- •- • 1 hi 1•-i . w. - - - 9 r - Channel told police there was a "commotion" and the woman - . Workers I _ _____ iLj -. Are Honored 5 two hearts I will rebid two spades and leave itto you to tell me more about your hand" hand shows Jim: ________ . __ 1 - __ I ..J'Pr, _. I - I _ _. ___ _ -'. er wo eat s aii ullin iciai Laiis For Safety Program ______ "__-. 8Y MJDIE MURPHY Ileraid Staff Writer — and shrubbery beds along and ' Seminole Boulevard from the - & band shell to Sanford Avenue, P"J Nine employes of the City of will be held at 10 a.m. at a site ' ' Sanford received distinguished just east of the Mcmoriai Park. service pins and warm a . ' The City of Sanford is sup. congratnlauons from Mayor plying the labor for the project, " , Lee Moore at yesterday's city according to Mrs. Glelow. She commission work session, said her committee was ByJOEASKREN Herald St-aft Writer Son. Chiles To Feted Here Friday .. - ._ - FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thoves ___ r , _F_ I ,~ *',~-_ , I I1 .1 •.... il • - I - • i..11 • :;..- . BUS • -( ' • I - _____ A TOP VL MAKE CAN'T __ • - - • •iv4 OR NT --- To -—--.w----• ---------.-. .- •- -•.--• - •• •• ----------- TAKE - IT. the 000NESBURY —_----1__ NW by (3arry Trudeau __________________ __________________ : - 1 4i V =&oz, 1 by T. K. Ryan SORRY it) ØOThER YOU, OP I3O 14UT I'M L.EA'IPJ& A MASSACRE IT SEEMS fM OUT TOMORROW, OF WAR fJt'tT. MAY I ØORROW SOME? i ',a AaAv77% 1-fl S 4 71L5 STM'5 T OH, LOiW. I \ Loof< I N /; pirn _y,f if HIPEOUS I . , C4~'. -.. _i_ Pr - I i.A -_ - - V110114MAN - CIN E 1,VrCyWAL- 7?IL1 %6O0S t4 7TfNOi;,A-j4c'p C4Wrn? M1 AV ANN, 59(41D 1 / . -1" '.,' 1 J ~ h,A! I , , il 11 1: " iI t .----- - - V.k AI il i 11 , I I 11 I, I I . , It h 'Al 11 ii - _f ". i ,~ .1 I " v how close they Layer agreed with State Rep. A Robin 11111 resident last Vince Fechtel (R.I.eesburg) month cited the school adwho said if the state starts ministration for what he terpaying to transport children med "inadequate fire under the two mlles,it will hurt protection," since the only hydrant near the school Is one 1,700 feet away which is Jury Selection inoperative and partially covered with dirt from a county Is Under Way fl, 111 it ________________________ sp VTF'TM fV7E(eJTy /r AU /5 7M1A&iTflEg MA'ic77k'N4-V --P VOT PZVW. gpl. I1 ,. 7//fR 50415 TIAkJ 4,7 - WELL... I CAN LET 'IJ) HAVE SOME UREN/ and - ___ _____________ _. ___ .•. .. TUMBLEWEEDS property \ f 4 ___________________ ro. róJ ___i Comics ij _________ ____ ___ _____ -'-- --.-------- -. -_-. . __ -- ____ ______ 1i ,- _________ _______________ ______ • • - ------ -- The board also will consider Jury selection in the first scheduling board meetings In degree murder trial of Ben the afternoon to deal with Harden Jr., 48 of Sanford, was routine matters which would still going on at noon today. allow the regular meetings to TRAFFIC Harder, Is on trial in the Nov. be adjourned earlier. Regular l2 shotgun slaying ol his ex-wife meetings are on the first and ON UPSWING Laura Mae Harden. third Wednesdays of the month. alike, ________________ - . . . _________ - UP MY MIND WN7'NEg ) _____' r &)f \%, .- k- 4 ldens and _________ _____ DECISION S MAKER, 1 .. '.L W Jog AS L - ed Could Move 11 PRISCILLA'S POP On Skin - - r T. ;. - , jr- Forms Vitamin --Chi cYoung aJ a C. Wi3dom O'Neal famfly of pecially at a road crossing Ocala, and her four-year-old where the accident occurred. %E-ST KAST _____ - _________________ the Iran! icr hid t Its het _______________ I 103 daughter Jennie, who had *82 Smith said the train, bound -!%J :• North wants to be in four I A 64 D / "The best thing now is to dashed onto the tracks to from Virginia to Sanford and Q io 3 ,'--' '________________ spades after the notrump __________________________ 109 8 initiate a safety program to retrieve a dropped vacuum not scheduled to stop at opening and they get there By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. A A J 732 A K 109 educate the public of the danger bottle. with South as declarer. If DeLand, was travelling at 62 50t"l'hl I DEAR DOCTOR LAMB ____ of approaching or crossing "I try to forget those things," miles per hour at the time of the ______ West opens a low club the ' -- Dr AK railroad tracks." Do you have any information hand can be beaten, but West Smith said, "but It was a case of accident. VK92 . ': regarding vitamin D from the opens a diamond and South That's how Milton Smith, a little child making a mistake The maximum speed alled sun through skin sbsorption head trainmaster for Seaboard and the mother trying to protect is 79 mph, Smith said. He said Lamb A Q85 and the possibility of receiv,,, Oswald. 'II North plays Neither vulnerable Coastline Railroad - which her - I would have done the the train's speed was not works In the city's sewer de- project despite a rejection of _______________ ________ ing this vitamin from other four spades. East will open ' owns the tracks on which a same thing. partmcnt, received a 50-year a grant application made to the "excessive" and he added train _____ sources. ______ - the queen of hearts and the ______ southbound Auto-Train struck service pin. Thirty-year service Florida Bicentennial CornWest North F.ut South Pr "It's one of those very tinofficials "don't appreciate" The reason for this inquiry defense will take four tricks • pins were presented to Sanford mittee some 18 months ago. and killed an Ocala mother and fortunate accidents. Everybody earlier reports that the train )11 is that there are certain 1 N T Tire Chief G. M. Harriett; Fire her child Monday at the should know the danger of was entering the staUon at a ________________________ religious organizations that "We think Lake Monroe is I,..'.s A DeLand station — summed up railroad tracks and exercise high rate of speed at the time. require full length dresses and — Department LI. John T. Ben- Sanford's greatest asset, and It abnormalities -A ' Iass 4* Pass Pass I I -. I - I the tragedy. - - I SleCVC3 and I wonder if this caution in approaching and As a scientist I find it hard nett; and Sanford Parks should remain as beautiful as Stth said the train had Pam A Michigan readers wants could not be detrimental to to sympathize with hiding Killed in the accident were crossing them," Smith said, Superintendent Solon Teston. possible," Mrs. Gielow said. about 50 cars on It and the Opening lead - 10 # Re"Whillt sml*e p1m at Mooday nillit's SW*rd aty ComminI= meetin g were to know if Oswald Jacoby children. arts of the body. A normal (from left I Mrs. MoHy O'Neal Holmes, 33, In the brief ceremony at city Smith said the railroad has no woman and her daughter we, really invented the Jacoby In other actions, the city Tommie Robinson, Solon Teston, R. W. Tench, Robert Zanders, Armold Hood, Rosa Rotunda, Could this lack of vitamin I) healthy body or any part of II hall, 25-year serMce pins were comn-dsslon approved a list of Bennett, and Chief I.A. J. T. sister of actor Patrick O'Neal plans to fence the tracks, since pushing a luggage cart transfer. G. M. Harriett. I Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) from the sun be supplemented Isn't exactly something to be and a member of the prominent it would be presented to Asststa')t Finance streets to be Included In th paraBel to a* tracks, on the The answer Is that he did e through other sources such as ashamed of. It is a wondrous Director Rosa Rotunda; city's paving program; upOswald: "We have had so not. The idea of a two-level East aIds- when the vavn ui cod liver oil, egg yolk and machine that has no equal. I Sanford Police Sergeant R. W. proved a change in the pay many reader questions about transfer was first thought of bottle rolled off anci 6e child milk' According To County Attorney think clothing should be functhe Jacobv transfer bid that I by either 011e WhIner of Tenth Fireman Bruner H. scale for workers In the city's Especially I would like to darted tional to keep the body warm, " promised to discuss It the first Sweden or Richard Troxel of know if sunshine on the face Giles; Maintenance Superin. refuse division; and approved comfortable or. yes, even Engineer R. L Gibson, of of this year" Minneapolis. but Jacoby put it only would provide enough enhance its appearance. tendent Arnold hood; and an extension of time limitations Sanford, told authorities that Jim. 'Basically. at is a together. smoothed out the vitamin I) for a child's wellHiding the body In shame has Utilities Department worker regarding condemnation of when he saw the little girl and Many Courthouse Offices device to enable a notrump wrinkles and is responsible being along with the proper to be contrary to natural man, Tommie Robinson. property located behind Bell her mother It was too late to opener to play the hand at his for its SUCCeSS. foods. but to each his Also appearing at yesterday's Avenue. stop the train in time to avoid By ED PRICK M , partner's suit. The two-club (Do you have a questien DEAR READER - ne ulconduct of county business may be established You don't need to take cod -State Attorney: Freeman's memo says there the tragedy. meeting was Mrs. Walter City Manager W.E. Knowles Herald response to one notrump is for the experts? Write "Ask Staff Writer tra violet rays of the sun act liver oil. You can and should elsewhere in the county by resolution of the is no "firTtitation as to where the state allorney's Gielow, chairman of the reported that the search for a Smith aWd many automobiles Stayman and asks opener to the Jac~:ibys" care of this on chemicals in the skin to get enough vitamin D frorn a governing body of the county In the manner office must be located; only that it is adequate and show a four-card major. The newspaper. The Jacob's will (cotiUisid On Page tA) form vitamin D. Studies have well-balanced diet that in. prescr meet certain two diamond response is ar- answer individual questions Commerce's Community O. Sam Ackley, is progressing, shown that as little as three cludes milk All commercial the courthouse in Sanford may legally be located at However, the opinion cited by Freeman goes on -Court Reporters: If courts establish branch Improvements Projects and that 98 applications have fificial and guarantees at it stafriped, self-addressed square inches of skin cointain milk sold in supeffnarkets is a proposed South Seminole annex, according to an to say the "no instrument shall be deemed recorded offices, rwters would be obligated to locate # Committee. least five hearts while the envelopes are enclosed. The f enough of the basic chemical enriched with vitamin D. You been received, opinion from County Attorney Thomas Freeman. in the county until filed at the county seat according wherever branch courthouses are located. two-heart response most interesting questions ' to provide all the vitamin D a also get vitamin 1) in Mrs. Gielow said her com. In a letter of resignation to In a memo to Roger Neiswender, Freeman points to law." -Sheriff: In Freeman's legal opinion, the sheriff normal person needs, if, and guarantees at least five will be used in this column margarines and butter. rnittee was willing to supply the Knowles dated Nov. 17, Ackley out the county commission with certain Be Freeman says the attorney general's opinion spades " that is a big if. the chemicals and will recgive copies of Ile inexpensive all purpose could establish branch offices. He points out, funds for a lakefront said lie had "several aprestrictions - has the power to designate which are fully activated by the sun Oswald, "Thus, if I open JACOB V MODERN) "seems to abrogate the requirement that aH daily vitamin contains all the ,ofhowever, there is no cast law to substantiate his beautification project slated to plications pending In public courthouse offices can legally be moved from the rays. ficial books and records' be kept t the county seat vitamin 0 you need :ven if opinion. The sheriff is a county officer, begin next Monday. county seat in Sanford. service and an offer to become A major part of the there were none in your food by requiring that only the 'permanent records' be -Tax Collector: Also considered a county ofCARNIVAL by Dick Turn., Groundbreaking for the a partner in a life insurance Neiswender, the director of county development, located there." Reservations will close ficial, Freeman says establishment of a branch __ project's initial phase, which agency." Ackley's resignation much of the sun rays get vitamin I) and other vitamin -_' has set one year as the deadline for setting a "It should also be at noon tomorrow for a ld will entail Irrigation systems is effective Jean. 9. through the atmosphere and requirements send 50 cents branch courthouse, a move that will mean certain Fridall, dutch treat lunthe principal offices of all county officers must act on the skin. In the for The Health Letter number -Court Rooms and Probate: Freeman says the offices or parts of offices will relocate In the rheon for Sen. Lawton remain in the county seat and only subsidiary northern climates children 4-6, Balanced I)i ci. chief judge of the circuit court decides where courts proposed annex. (IkL who will meet with functions may be moved to other locations," are more prone to rickets Recommended Daily Dietary may be held. However, he notes that it is the , Courtesy Busing All indications at present point to South Seminole supporters at the Mayfair Then Freeman's memo says "it appears" that from lack of sunshine, and Allowances (Jtl)AI. Send a commission which allocates space. Therefore, he County as the site for the new branch courthouse, / the Florida Cor.stitution grants authority to the Country club in Sanford. vitamin 1) replacements are long, stamped, self-addressed concludes establishing branch offices would result -- — . In the nieuio, Freeman, In addition to answering more important fl luncheon is one of 21 uunty commission to designate branch offices with envelope for mailing Address only alter the Board of County Cmissioo and many legal questions, addresses himself to The big cities with air polluthe following restrictions: orgaaizatIo your letter to me in carc of meetings On Board Agenda the chief judge were in agreement. lion are the worst. At the probation and parole, the sheriff, the tax collector, this newspaper. P0. Box ' -Probation and Parole: no requirement to for Chiles' re-election beginning of the 20th century 1551, Radio City Station, New court rooms, the state attorney and the clerk of the -Clerk of the Circuit Court: The memo says campaign. The public Is remain in the county seat. The county commission NJ A request for courtesy busing Seminole County because most 90 per cent of the children in York. NY 10019. circuit court. branch offices may be established, but all official Invited to attnd. has the decision where to locate. Employes are not se ce rom parents in the of the money would go to larger northern European cities had Freeman also applies himself to an attorney records must be kept at the county seat. Thus, some considered county ofricers, and Freeman says Luwhm reservations / __, 'i Windsor Manor subdivision is counties, rickets from vitamin 0 DEAR IMI LAMB - Could general's opinion concerning branch offices. , type of courier service as recommended so records may be made by calling offices "may surely" be located in any branch deficiency you name the medicine you expected to be made when the Two parents from Windsor According to the opinion, "Branch offices for the office established by the commission, 322-4664 or 831-1823. ',/ Normally if the lace and have mentioned which will iContinued On Page 2-A) ' ?JJ Seminole County School Board Manor said last month a path hands were fully exposed to block the pepsin-producing meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday throughanorangegrovewhich 11-1 .A am the rays of the sun there nerve to the stomach and bI the Seminole County Cour- is supposed to be used by their W. ' ________ shc,uld be plenty of vitamin I) backhandedly decrease in' ' '"%F Today thouse in Sanford. children Is not satisfactory and _____________ • . formed but if there is not sulin production. l'ni afraid J the alternative Is walking along _________ . enough abundant sunshine in 1. my doctor will plead ig____________ ____ Superintendent William j~'%l ; il~! t SR-43-4. the first place, then the more norance if I go to see him _____ The rash of burglaries that Layer said the board as atskin area available to the layer said he plans to ____________ empty handed. _____ _____ - ' L'' Ij has hit the Sanford area limited supply of ultra violet _______ j DEAR READER - I'm tempting to define what Is recommend the board pay $550 .t % 0 meant by ",safety recently is continuing as LnI ii r -i rays the more likely you will glad to hear your doctor is a _________ hazards" for a lire hydrant to be installed _________ lit.,-,-... es businesses, ': be to form enough vitamin D. skeptic, lie should be, in view , which necessitate the tran- b' Altamonte Springs for the J . are plagued by thieves in the Incidentally excessive exof all the misinformation sporting of pupils who live less new $1 million Altamonte _____ __ __ _111 I_____ 9 -. night. Read the latest In 'Action posure of the skin to the sun available to the public these 4 I ______ ., -a4 • than two miles from their Springs Elementary School and wind ages it, causing days from innumerable, UnReports' on Page 3-A. respective schools, which costs property on Pineview Street. ' premature wrinkling and a qualified sources, You can I ~f local taxpayers $68,000 a year. 1P'' lie said Ilegh Carlton, " higher rate of skin cancer. A -. INDEX lake Itim my column if you r -. more generous exposure of wish No state funds are provided auxiliary services director, is roundTheCIock - - .4A 1-5 ___________ _____________________ ________ large areas to less intense sun There are two independent VK 1W P for this courtesy busing and ('ompkting a countywkc -• Bridge ----8-Il - - -. ______ _____ ___ rays will provide vitamin 0 bits of information that justify -__ about 2,400 pupils In the county SWV(?)' to determine which Calendar without such a great using these medicines in some "You keep forgetting, Pet, you don't have to raise your voice ______ ___________________________ --wi__- now receive this service, ac- schools have (Ire hydrants on L-W F' patients likelihood of developing skin nearly as loud as you did In our old BIG C311" cording to Fred Taylor, school are to fhe 39 schools in the (rossword -------8-B ______________________ ________________________ ________________________ ______ .<5fl -- ~_ ~ _-Xi __ ~; - --- ~ transportation director. Fditortal . 4-A county. of ?4.F... SLON DIE . . NORTH A AQ7654 b K 62 - i, . Ih OSWAlD and .I.-1ES JA('UIIV ~---w ii AN' AUTERNWICALLS —-GRABS C '' 1 __ , _;" -7! - .:I;- VF,--a---_ ;,c F~ ~- ,L___ ~ ~F-.Zft~---, iç' - I ..I one notrump and )OU respond ~- Mrs. Mergo went around the vehicle to the passenger side to see what was going were forced into the van. Inside the vehicle the man pulled a revolver and forced Mr-s. Mergo to drive south on u.s. 17-92. _____ ______________ g-Serving ___________________________________________________________ - s R cted , exciting i __i u ordi'riit I 11 __ I — by Stoffel & Hcimdahl r r i - Abd Maitland and the abductor drove aay in the camper van. Police said today that the stolen vehicle hasn't been located. Police described the missing van as an orange 1972 -= __ ter Sanford police today asked that an unidentified man who Channel said he heard the man say, "Drive on. You want rw witnessed the kidnaping of a woman and her daughter Monday Volkswagen with a white pop-up camper top. to shoot it?" Ilughes described the suspect being soup,ht on kidnaping. i night at Sanford Plaza contact detectives investigating the case. The camper van sped away from the hervice station ap.d robbery, auto theft and use of a firearm in commimion of a felony bounced across the meWan of the four-lane divided highway into Detective Sgt. Edward Hues said the witness was loading charges as a 17-t20 yearld, x-foot.to1I white man with but Hughes said a police patrol carwas near the van at one point the southbound tones. frOCerleSinto a nearby car at7:30p.m. when a man armed with Mrs. Mergo said she wasn't able to signal or attract the of: shoulder length brown hair. When last seen he was wearing a knife and a At this point, Hughes said, an Orange County Sheriff's licer's attention. year-old daughter, Regina, into their camper van, deputy spotted the camper stripe around it. Threatened with bodily harm, the victims stopped at an the vehicle in heavy traffic.van and tried to turn around but log Mrs. Mergo screamed Icr help, police said, but the witness Exxon service station at SR 43f and U.S. 17-92, Casselberry, Police related the following account of the incident: "looked bewildered" and the kidnaper forced Mr.s. Mcro to drive Investigators said Mrs. Mergo was forced to drive to the c here $2 in easlin was Witnesse' at Llit plaza saw lilt' stic.p' !oitrmg the van south on U.S. 17-92. location off Maitland Ave. where the man robbed the victims and bench near a clothing store. When the women exited the store and When attendant Dennis Channel approached the vehicle to forced them from the van. The kidnaped women were later robbed of $25 and released went toward their parked vn the man approached the daughter collect for the sale he saw that the man, sitting in the passenger The women ran to a nearby residence and telephoned unharmed off Maitland Ave. between Altamonte Springs and and pulled a pocket knife, seat was holding a gun. authorities, / ._2l 123 124 31 14 18 6 iF' - - _2O - • 11 I _ - I- - - 15 I D a to II 10 - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) It try to Material conditions are likely to would be unwise today sell others on ideas you're no! be a bit mixed for you today. Be too sure of. if you make. a pitch, extra prudent. It could put you on the plus side. ow the facts. LEo (Jul), 23-Aug. 22) Take PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) extra pains today in situations Don't take things for granted — — -— 8 6 1 3 2 - - I e r, up to P WWWW U ," th Mo you ___ ____________ Pr - ___ -fl:. .. l)t'iirAbby --------S-A l)r, Lamb lloroscopc -----------8-B Hospital -...-------3-A Obituaries -------------3-A " S4)OIiS ..........1-5-8 Television -----6-B Women - $-A WEATHER Monday's high 64, today's low 41. ___ I Mostly cloudy through Wednesday sith some or. _____ . . ____ rasional rain. Highs otmd 70. Laws in the upper a Mostly With the coming of winter each year, traffic plieks up throughout "titning mou1s. 7th was the scene onds bou 30 P-M-- easterl minds 10-15 m.p.h. the State of Florida with the Influx of tourists, and Sanford Is no looking north on French Ave., from lath Street. (Herald Photo by Rain probability 40 per cent exception. Traffic throughout the area has been on the increase 13111 Vincent Jr. Wcdnesday. for the past few weeks and Is expected to get even heal- icr in the Details and tides on Page 3-A. 1. , - 4 -~~ 4 .. - - - -, ~ - , - �- • _____.__SfS .--- 5 _________ ---- --- ____ - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - _______ - -. - - , - - -f --.... ......... ----• . • -'.---..---,--- -.-----------:- - __ .11 _._________________ _... ------- Tuesday, Jan., 1L -. -- In Casselberry NAnON IN BRIEF At I- . I ~A -4 . I-A I ,.I I vw-_ -- . I' I. - Xr-__-=- .,._ e- .. 41 ____ __ — -. CITY Would Cut Water zoervice , 9 FLORIDA By DONNA ESTES the disputed water services I I It . Herald Staff Writer I . — -_ charges in an escrow account. I i, f 1% " 1 CASSELBERRY — Under The account, Worton said, , @ Doctor Slowdown A 'Volcano' 11Z . city threat of court action, was to be adrninLsterpt by . ,-.-. '.. %~. k- I I If .-Fle,- ja- i. ... ( . ---*A,-i . council Monday night conhimself and casselberry City Patients Crowd Hospitals firmed Its decLsio to discon. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh. LOS ANGELES (AP) "This is like sitting on a vol. tinue water service to apart. Each member of the councj) cano and not knowing when It will erupt," one official said .: ment complexes which have not in turn said the city could not ':::;3::Jt:.,aj i's hospitals in the Los Angeles area felt the growing paid full charges. "live with" the agreement and Impact of a doctors' slowdown, — 1" Attorney James E. Worton, that the utility department "I don't expect any patient to die for lack of care," : "" said representing the apartment needs the additional money COUNCILMEN Dr. Gail V. Anderson, director of emergncy services at take Msey Coc member. frem kit) Martin Bacon Sr., )etoqes iasti a t Harry Terry owners, Insisted the city, by the immediately because of "cash terms In office Monday af rnoon as the mammoth County-USC Medical Center, one of the new te they receive their oath s of office from City Attorney Gary action, would be "reneging" on flow" problems. SWORN IN Massey. All th ree are beginning second elected nation's largest hospitals. terms. Mrs. Lash and Terry, to addition, were a six-week old agreement Worton said the agreement, members of the charter designated council. But he said patients could expect Inconvenience as whereby the apartment owners which had been ironed out after doctors and private hospitaLs in a handful of Southern have been placing a portion of Casselberry acquired General California counties protest soaring malpractice insurance Waterworks Utility, provideth; rates. that the apartment complexes By late Monday, Cowfly.USC was receiving a few would pay the rates then in patients transferred from private hospitals. But a special effect and place the additional I- inergcncy operations Center, activated by the hospital charges by the city in the (Continued From Page I-A) to coordinate area medical services, reported memo outlining space requirements, and no life. building back on escrow account. the open market. Netswender will proceed to select an adequate threatening problems yet. filed at bran ch offices may be transport ed ImThe attorney said the Six months ago, county officials were building. mediately to the county seat. templating Purchase of arrangement was only the Montgomery Ward to continue One such building, the Montgomery Ward Freeman's memo has been turned over to the Watergate Errors Claimed building, but Neliwender pending picked up a rate study, just the project and in Casselberrv, was a prime con. Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation asked for Freeman's :nc'iiio outlining legal completed, and adoption of a sideration. VA.SllING I ON i \i' I F'ifccn mu n t .s igo, a jury as But Montgomery Ward officials have (or rcIew. OMAE then will produce a rcquiremer,t. and the OMAE review before any new rate ordinance. Saying he being picked in the large ceremonial chamber written the county saying they plan to place the of the final decision is made by commissioners, had advised his clients a bad ' federal courthouse for the trial of Richard M. Nixon's top settler.ent of the matter would presidential lieutenants. be better than a lawsuit, Worton In the same courtroom, lawyers were to argue today said, nevertl'eless, he would that the jury selection process was faulty and that the seek an injunction in the courts trial was so replete with errors that the Watergate coverB% JANE CASSELBERRY if e th city insisted on disconCouncilman Browning was Daniels; Public Works-Ash; up conictjons of H. R. Hald?man, John D. Ehrlichman mittee and Herald Staff Writer City Planner tinuing Dianne vi ser ce. and John N. Mitchell should be overturned. separated and a new planning elected by council to serve as assistant, Hendrix; Police. Kramer are planning an all-day committee established; In addition, Worton urged the The three men, along with Robert C. Mardian, WINTER SPRINGS — a city deputy mayor. Piland re- Hunter. were assistant, Browning. Saturday public hearing. Planner and building clerk city to consider a report on a Endi ng a year of law suits. appointed Massey as city at. convicted of cortspirjn En cnv.t 11P the Watergate Danjels was named chairman workshop on the document, scandal. All cx epT?àrinn aLso were convicted of obcontroversy and investigauon toi'ney with members of his law of a hired; and guidelines and rate study, not yet available, committee consisting of structing justice and multiple counts of pet jury. All Winter Springs City ou firm of Brock, Massey and Outgoing Planning and Procedures established for the but being completed by the c neli four Browning and Hendrix to Zoning Commissioner Hunter, building department. are apalL,g their convictions. apartment complexes' utility voted to enter into an Walden serving as assistant review insurance specifi ca tions in reviewing the year in his Piland announced laminated consultant, Nolan Reed. He said agreement with Seminole city attorney in his absence. for consideration at next week's department, pointed to a Baptist Temple to settle ou t of identification cards, complete both the city paidfor-study and Mrs. Mary Norton was council sesiç, . gradual increase in building with photo, for council Six Campaigning In Iowa court in accordance with terms reappointed to serve as city mem- the apartment complexes' John Newsome, chairman of throughout the city . With fees outlined bets by and city employes are study should be considered in City Attorney clerk and given the oath of the city Planning committee, DES MOINES, Iowa tAP Six of the 10 announced around $1,000 In the first being prepared. Howard Marsee Monday night. Office. setting new rates, adding an candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination said there would be a 7:30 quarter, they doubled in the fur amicable Calling A The mayor made the the -ccmcnt r, rate, cducatlonpgram proposal have been doing some extensive campaigning In Iowa, meeting tonight of the planning second quarter and rose to all Interested persons in the could then be reached. negotiated with Seminole following commission ap. site of the first of the grasaroots precinct caucuses. committee to receive input $3,000 in both the third and community will McIntosh said, however, the Baptist "the best you are going pointnients: Planning and from councilmen be held at 7 Democrats and Republicans in Iowa meet in 2,600 and the fourth quarters. Hunter to get," Marsee Wednesday at P.M. the city city had not seen the Reed said Winter Zoning, Hendrix; assistant. mayor on land use caucuses Jan. 19 to begin picking delegates to the national poliles predicted the trend would hall, Piland Springs would agree to grant Ilunter' Finance, and Ekesaid, Sgt. Harold report and is ready to proceed Political conventions who will help choose the parties' he conditional use permit and tions. Daniels; assistant, Ash; being compiled. Newsome said contint'e in 1975. (Beau) Taylor of the Seminole with an ordinance, He pointed nominees. in late January or early ut Also this year the planning County Sheriff's Department out citizens In the community Fire the building permit freeze Browning; assistant, February the Planning Corn. and As the earliest of such meetings, they have attracted zoning departments were will speak. )n construction of the church on had also asked for an nationwide interest and extensive campaigning be Hayes Road residentially arrangement whereby payment unusual for so early in a state which has no presidential 2:oned property. for increases in utility rates Preference primary. could be delayed, but th at th e Each Party would bear its legal expense to date. city' had refused. eminole Baptist would dismiss "The agreement stands to be Woman Interpreted by the courts," the he law suit with prejudice WASHINGTON (AP) Anne Armstrong, former co. which, he explained, meafls city attorney' said, adding '*i By BOB LLOYD and 30 months pr oba tion on his chairman of the Republican National Committee and L hey could not rfile the suit 'c' — William T. Oelgeochlager, probation. has indicated its desire Herald Staff Writer plea of guilty to auto theft. presidential counselor, will be named U.S. ambassador to and wo uld agree to abide by 21, of Maitland, pleaded guilty tiy rcind the dgrcemncnt. —Harold Kelly Swift Jr., of' One condition cf his to possession of a Great Britain, officials here say. City building regula tions and controlled Altamonte Springs, pleaded A .year-old Longwood man probation is Councilman Sal Orlando that he make sutaflceand was A White House announcement is expected soon after Ciodes concerning set-backs, who pleaded guilty te, ced to co uncil's instructions to to buying, restitution to Economy Toyota five formal agreement is given by the BrIçEsh government, building heights, off-street receiving years probation con. offense ofassailaJ aqd concealing Director John Lane are battery i Stolen of Sanford, from which an auto secutive to two British officials in Washington said privately they would Parking and sidewalks, years in prison an aggravatedassault case In to shut off service to those users property indudlng a have no objection to her appointment. badge, was stolen on Aug. 21. and three years probotlon on a which a mm Was knifed during who hav not paid th Councilmen John Daniels, piols and handcuffs stolen in eir bills in Clayton Wayne Luper, 19, of guilty plea to State Department officials said they foresaw no Donald Browning, Irwin of a violation fight. Swift allowed full. lvas to the hungary of an Orange Fern Park, was sentenced to probatiop in a 1974 problem in obtaining Senate confirmation, aiid Ernest HendrixHunter voted County Sheriff's deputy's • forgery remain free on bond during a three years probation on his case. Orlando noted that he, from U animously to accept the apartment, has becn sentenced plea of guilty pre-sentence Investigation th beginning, had opposed possessing e to se ttlement. Outgoing Coun- to __ __ 11111111111111111111111111 (PSI) ordered by the court. He "special arrangemen Rix months in county jail plus seven bags of marijuana. cilman Irene Van Eepoel was six and ts ma de — Norman Haddock. 78, of faces a one-half years maximum sentence of with special Interest groups," Loper was arrested after Midway, pleaded no contest it present. probation. to one year in coun ty Jail on the contr police spotted a marijuana carrying a concealed firearm ary to those with the Seminole Baptist Temple plea. Ray Jesse Morrison II told plant being grown In the general populace. brought suit against the city In Circuit win., and was placed on two years judge A.J. Hosemanri dow of his residen ce and ob. probation by the court. plember after coun ci l sought Jr. at the stolen th items were tamed a search warrant and Councilman Ch arles Sizer —William McKinley Morgan, W to revoke a conditional use and given to him "to ORLD —Benjamin Fred Bass, 31, of 48, of Winter could not see where the city de pleaded get rid or, by found the baggies of Gar n, buIlding permit after Protests several other marijuana Sanford Route Two, pleaded guilty to carrying a conceal ed would be reneging on the men who had inslcie the residen ce, guilty to obtaining property by m residents agai nst the been burglarizing autos firearm. He was allowed and agreement and Councilman Ronald G. Revels, 23, of ildingofa ch urth worthless check and was remain free on bond during apartments at Zacco said the city simply John n effort to hold a second Village, Longwood.Springwood Longwood, was sentenced to sentenced to 30 months PSI. could not live with the current three years probation on a blic hearing on the matter Morrison said he knew th cn'angen'en whereby it would Terrorists e guilty plea to attempted s block ed by a temporary burglary s pects only by two to be three mon ths be fore us their possession of a firearm, Judge injun ction grant ed the ch urch first names and that he has Hosemann said he didn't SCIDA the complexes would be paying by Circuit Court Judge Kenneth cooperated with sheriff's believe Revels' story th he f ul l charges. at Le Tier, detectives investigating the didn't know that as a BELFAST. Northern Ireland lAP) — More than 500 convicted Jehovah's Witnesses group, cases, Election of officers for the Georges St. La urent, "If the city had the same troops. police and special agents hunted through southern felon he have couldn't firearms, new wh ich sought to build a President arrangement year will head the agenda and chairman of with other Mor rison said the burglary County Armagh today for terrorists who massacred 10 American The court warned Revels that at the 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Wood Kingdo rn Hall on adjoining s ci tize ns, the city could not meet uspects went to New York just if he violates his pr Products, is a Protestant textile workers at a lonely crossroads. property, later withdrew its before he was a obation he board meeting of the Seminole membe newWboard its obligations," Orlando said. The slaughter early Monday night near Whitecross wa.c r replacing Ed rrested in July. will be sentenced to hite, five reqluest when controversy years County 'Industrial De velopm en t according to Jnmp fl,i 1.1 Morrison denied rPnnrf in — the third i an escalating series ef killings in South Ar. U, araSe. Authority (SCIDA). SCIDA's execu ti ve director'. pee-sentence Investigation that fnagh that began Friday when three Protestants were In case3 that had been Vi inners in the Decem ber he had in th e past smuggled murdered. Five Roman Catholics were stain Sunday, scheduled for trial this week mu nicipal e'ection, Daniel said the board also Acting chairman is Ronald ad- drugs into the United States before Judge Hosem.ann: apparently by Protests nts, and police believed the hilling min iistered the Smith. of oa th of offi ce by from the Bahama Islands. Florida Power Corp. plans to discuss its advertising of the 10 men Monday was a revenge strike by the Irish City Attorney Gary Masmy, program for the new year. Morrison a1sc denied par. Republican Amy's Provisional wing. wer More retaliatory killings were expected. Group 2 Councilman Ernest lawg)arIcs, E..__A_. but told the County Courthouse. Hen tix and Group 4 Coun- knew who was committing the (Continued From Page 1-A) grower and civic leader, tan Claude Ash. crimes, He admitted buying watched in horror as the pair ri Piland and Hendrlx, prior to and selling property stolen in travel at 70 mph on th PARIS tAP, — Police say 13.4 million In ransom is •-;' elec ioni in their own right, had the break-iris, e high. were struck by the train. She ways and people don't think collapsed and ready for delivery to six young gunmen In blue jeans and $' served in the same posts to fill Was treated and AND BOOTS Judge hlosemann sentenced anything about sweaters who interruted a board meeting of France's it. out iinezplrea terms of CAN released for shock at West M(A/ING elected James W. I)annehly, 19, of largest record company, tied up the chairman and carried VALUES Mrs. C. Wisdom O'Neal, Volusia offic ials Memorial Hospital, Sanford, to 30 months m prison widow of th TO 120 him off In a wicker basket p t an u e late Ocala citrus ectlngguarcf 13 Li D[I1l Richard J. Church, public SAVE Rio '1 Louis Hazan, 54-year-old head of the Phonogram Co., rela tions director for Autowas kidnaped Dec. 31 from his company's offices in the Arm y.Navy Train Corporation. Washington, center of Paris. but the police kept the story under wraps D.C., said the accident was a HFADACHEI for five days. "very, very unfortunate _ato SANFORD AVE. They said the kidnapers, who were between and 30 situation," but no immediate years old, had talked several times by telephone with cmianges are planned in the way Hazan's wife. of safety precautions. for fast relief Church qu es - I tioned who would call the . pa y for a (Tossing sign th Canadian al at e 1 DeLandtatiø, lie agreed with 1 Smi th t a safety program is If OTrAWA AP — The trustees of Penn Central Transneeded to educate the public on portation Co. have told the Canadian Transport Comk. the danger o approaching too mission they would rather sell some of their assets to . / close to railroad tracks. Canadian railways than to ConRail, an American cor. • Hostess, ill, r• AL Church said he wt'jd check poration backed by ttw t S. govern.'m'nt to see if a yellow danger line Nelson Sharliaan, a Penn vicepresdent said Monday -i--Is iP clear enough along the platform the company believes It would get a better deal from CP SHIRLEYMILLEfl J - .t, .and boarding areas near the 8349217 J;di cr ('.uiddlan National Railways than horn ConRail. Casselberry.Wjn,er Springs tracks. ' IN BRIEF . — Offers Free Champagne :4j ____ MIAMI Al' — National Airlines offered free chaiiiIune to lure back passengers today as it resumed limited 'rvscc after a 1 26Iay strike by flight attendants. "Our reservation phones are going crazy," National spkcsnian Robin M. Match said. ''The volume of reservations has been heavy throughout the whole National said it would put a bo ut a dozen flights in the air on the first day of service since th e str ike started Sept. 1. The carrier plans to have 180 flights operating by Thursday and be back to full schedule by Jan. 1 with the rest of the 3110 fl ights it ran daily before the strike. While the airline indicated a smooth recovery from the strike, there were signs that th e 1,200-member Association of Flight Attendants which shutdown Na tional for four months faced internal dissention, Many Courthouse Offices Could Move Access Plan Criticized — Prison Alternatives Urged — ., - ajr. . - .1 ~ - . . ~ ___ - __ I ~ ~~~~~ F - -. - -.. A~~ - - On Stolen Property Charges - - .-;.-_.. - . ________ Man Sentenced Named Ambassador — .j - 1 — --==I - - ~__ v~~ --- . W I __ - - - I .-_ - - 1 .- __ - ___ -_ - - __ ___~.-Z-----~~-~--.~:-f~~---=f~.:-!.- OM~ - -. ' a -r) .c. '--: . 167 - - -"- - I - r'v': • __J__.f - I. -..- 2 - -i -L IN BRIEF fr Irish PU Sought After Crossroads Massacre -- f - _ - '-: - .~ ,. 1~7i 4. 4 ~~ - , P ". -- s I f I` 5!S - . ,.(!-A D• LA*. -f ..~~ - -i 'zr •c:- A 7 .- -54~L, . '!Al.l,A}IA&SF:E iAPi — For mer House Speaker 'ii'rrell Sesswn,s, 1)-Tampa, has bee n hired by the l)'partment of Heal th and Rehabilitative Services to Investigate alleged purchasing irregularities by the agen('v. IIRS Secre ta ry William J. Page announced the probe Monday, sa ying he asked Sessums to make a "thorough and objective examina tion of purchasing transactions'! qu estion ed by Auditor General Ernest Ellison. Ellison reported "serious violations" of sta te law in 116.000 wor th of purchases in the Family Services Division in 1973. . - AND __ ,;• -. -- t : (L p - MID=FLORIDA WEATHER Monday's high 64, today's low 19. Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with occasional rain. Highs around 70. lows iii the upper SOs. Mostly easterly winds 10-15 m.p.h. Rain probability 40 per cent Wed' ncsday. EXTENDED FORECAST Considerable cloudiness and warm with scattered showers through Thursday and Friday. Lows near 50 north to near 60 outh and higtis m"s north to upper 70 south. Clearing and cooler north and central perlions Friday sith lows in 40s and highs near 60. Little change In south portions. Wednesday's Daytona Beach tides: high 11:41 a.m., low 5:17 I a.m., 5:43 p.m. Port Canaveral: 44 '1 ! "1 _____ L. - • — S ff NOW OR THE . Railways Preferred I 1 .J1 -- ,. 'j4 .-' •, _ • . - - . . -I - - - r -- 1 : 1I I _____ - E-S' V 1 $I -_ 1 - : 4 t ' I _______ 1V ,J ., 1 - ''''! hi,r,,f,r.. '. Surplus - -: ..ii,, tiinjn, , ...n..,., TAI.LAHA&SEE tAP) — A Senate panel has approved a sweeping revision of th e state's criminal system in attempt to crack down on lawbreakers by eliminating parole and specifying sentences for certain crimes. The subcommittee of the Judiciary-Criminal Committee approved th e measuse unanimously Monday despite objections of prisons officials that it would force the state to build anot her $54 million worth of new prisons. The proposal for "flit t-time" sentencing would require judges to sentence criminals for a specified time, eliminating the wide leeway they now have. BE REAL £ 00 - ......S.., high 11:21 a.m., 11:52 pm., low 5:09 a.m.. 5:42 p.m. Panel Approves Revision '. .,• Ransom Ready For Delivery - t --1 -Jr4 •t"• .:: ., I_' - -, • Pt ,- va Six M Ronald I). Allman It 8011 l.IA)Y1) MIt.S. El)Nt I.u;lIlI-(n)T Fairway, both 'l'lw Sprm R . B,irbara Charlton Ik'rald Staff Writer I ingwood, deputies said. Katherine B. Holly 'Jr I':lna Ii ihtfo i- f Walter H. Davis, Orange 207 E. 6th St., Sanford, (lied James ft. Jernigan She riff's deputies today were Boulevard north of SR-46, west Sunday. Horn in Waynesville, Oscar Roberts looking for burglars who broke Dawn A. Trent of Sanford, reported a $200 Ga., she lived in Sanford for the into offices at Continental outboard Helen B. Jordan, DeBary motor and fuel tank past 22 years. She was formerly ICt'servc Corp., Itaynicadows as stolen from his residence. employed by lull Hardware Co. Edward I. Magee, I)ellary Road, Longwood, and made oil Dietrich Schepker, Deflary with a $1, 0 floor safe ('on51w was a member of Fir.st Francis Wayne Rogers, Ch irI M Wilcn, i.,'.i,ai f',..,t...... ,'.,,,•.._,l.. ..... a .ua U.., tiflU Bellvit'w, Fla,, was a rrested at Baptist Church. Arnold Dodd, Deltona $1,000 camera lens, Survivors include t.vo iI( t' of Dr. Herbert Mendelsohu. breaking into cars owned by Zayre Plaza, SR-436. Fern l)onhinic' A. Granito, Deltona daughters, Mrs. harry M. Auto burglars made off with Forst I. Hughes, 106 Juniper Park, by deputy C. L. Nickle on Deputy Charles Coffee i-itizt'nc kind Fred Johnson. Deltona Boyer, Sanford and Mrs. Don radio units alter Lane, and Noel K. Sczirf(, 2111 charge of possession (If .1 re po rted a number of iim-ks Ernest J. Toupin, Deltona (,otn, Tuleta, Tex.; sister, Mrs concealed firearm. Bond for Jar115 T. McLain. Geneva were also in the saft, Guy Rivers, Taylors. S.C. and lligers was set at Patricia J. Armbruster, Lake grandchildren. cording to co unty Jail records. Sanford police (titlay were Appeal Slated On Zone Refusal Ma ry Funeral services will be hell probing a burglary at Complete Lake Mary police jailed at 2p.m., Wednesday at Hrisn M K' 30 M. Ola Reel, Lake Mary put. on (1w agenda to met-ling respond to Automotive Service. 101 N. Thomas Wade Osven. 37, of 1001 Funeral Home. totLiooI of the Altamcnte Springs Mrs. Bechtold's appeal. Ilse Levy, Orange City Maple Me. in which hand tools. City Commission, Mrs. George Sparks, Orange City an air conditioner and a teleCity commissioners two East Road, like Mary, in lieu Etta E. Vincett, Spring phone answering service, .lean lk'chtold of 53 Ailewood weeks ago voted to uphold the of $5,000 bond on a charge of Funeral Notice recorn aggravated battery. Arbor, Mich. board total value $4175, were stolen. Ave., Spring Oaks. will appeal planning LIOHTFOOT, MRS. EDNA I'atricia G. Myers, Titusville the refusal by the planning and nu'ndatlon that the babSheriff's Detective H. E. Funeral S"rr fr -r In t'tlur burglary and theft /trar 'oninitission to approv' t sitting not 1w srtititt'.'d and Winger at BhItTLIS: j led Charles Otis L. ttr,t, a, ct i' Ii , c reports, deputies said a $500 babysitting as a permitted use ilgrce(1 will, the advisory board Griffin, 27, oF 432 Ford *t'n Pd SIflUIV. W Drive, Mr. and Mrs. be Peld Wednesday at 2 n Ansel radar range Ul(I a landscape in the residential area. that th e city's zo ning ordinance Altamnonte Springs, in lieu of rsst,on Funeral Home with Or V irginia Brown, a girl painting win taken in • should not be amended to inbond on a charge of J Cosmato otVic'atinq James E. Smith and William elude babysitting as a use in the ,xssession of a stereo stolen in a Mr. and Mrs. harry (Emmat burglary at the 101 Wymore Burial in Olin Haven Memo,,, Harris, a boy Road, Altamonte Springs of- K. Putnam have requested tummy zone. rk. Winter Park arosson Dec. 26 residential burglary. tharQe of arrn(c,t-nI5 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ______________ _____________ _______________________________ Marian Knight. a girl . __________________________________________________ .l)hS('lIltGES: Sanford: Marie (;octzcn YOU 'VE PUT DOWN ROOTS Annie Griffis 1).-olia Hampton Juna M. Jones John LI. Smith IN (;trge I,. Swam, James T. herring, l)dllary ('hantell M. Cox, Geneva IwO Killed In DeLand *dI'1 - To HRS Purchasing Probe Set Sets Election - 4 TAl.LflASSf:1-; (Atli — Legislators are taking a tm view .f d request from prison officials for $228 million—$4 million a week—during th e next fiscal year to handle growing inmate populations. 'liii' lk'par(iiicnt of Offe nd er Rehabilitation ought to put a high priority on finding alternatives to prisons , Senate Health and Rehabilitative Services Chairman Robert (;rhi,ii, DMiami, sa id Monday. (;rahaiti told IXM Secre tary Louie Wainwright that his budget proposa l seeks "to put in concrete 7,800 addi ti onal prison beds wi th out consideration of oth er alternatives." — 'a Z . .1 . ' : :'- . 11 - - .4If - - - fr . - - - - - T - ___________ - Ewxilngflendd - IlL Pubbthd Daily ma Sunday. ucept Salurday and Chritmi - ayb, Tp• s-oid JO U Fla 377,1 Sand A. Cla.s Polt.oa' • _•_ --- i,_..-_ "- ''-'F _ Paid at .- - C C .. ---. -- - 834 92)2 '.' Ask George C. Hearo F SpaghrflJ with Meat sauce Tossed salad Green pesa Ilakrd dessert XW I 'F! -_ (lilt) _ .,-1ii CALL 834.8776 I I- -. C C -----. - C - -5CC1 .......... - - -. f S .= -- -Cf- -Cf.- .... ff_ 1~~! SHIRLEY MIt LEfl 8349212 Forest City __ iuii -, CS SSC_= S f-_C2 CCUECCZC -- --- - ThtTfCffC E.C.fl.CC S Spring MD S 'I SAVE - - That's the time to dial long distance direct* and catch up with all the latest news. Low evening rates apply from 5p.m. until II p.m. HILDA RICHMOND ""A , left. a nd Claude Ash. i Ifemid Mto by jaw eugegwry) -CV - -C Longwood FT,ist _- -_~~_ ~-—, - ~------------__~0 tubrgAi - ________- ' wj'i -- . prIngs Altamonte Springs J f.-- - RUTH TUECH Il_ti. - -: — - Wednesday's . - - ln Sfcr, °' f_i - — / - 374-3167 -Delton -s S 5 C_CCC. -- S - - C 5 5.f Cf*S . 55 -_ IC - ' 'l'AiJAIMSsfF; tAPi — Atty. Gen. Robert cvin says the Cabinet should adopt a resolution urging federal authorities to scrap a plan blocking access to criminal ret ur(is. Shevin's resolution before th e Cabinet today said that the federal proposal would hamper public agencies and businesses when checking th e background of possible i iiiployes. Also slated for Cabinet action were pro.edures for hearing cases on punishment of pupils and a proposed settlement allowing the state to regain control of 3.7. million acres leased by coastal Petroleum Co. Agreement Reached On Baptist Temple Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1976-3A Burglars Steal $1 ,000 Safe Death Sanford: Airline Resumes Service, -' - Evening Herald, Sanford FL Area JANUARYS. 1976 ADMISSIONS: "--, As Continues NOTES , ,~ d - Rash Of Break-Ins HOSPITAL 'Direct dial iik:t an qrrabit's assistamel tatr% ap>' i 9 all calls volhin the 1!.S. (esrept AlaiJial. h)urti dial rsIc i n'A ajçl 'to petfl to pev'i. o*n. hit) gut.i, ctrdil catd. oh'ti tails, t,Hscharrd t'iai4fer nurriec or Ii, tinx and charge calls hi- (Jtrt &A t;lr. I -s ' S Southern Bell - Cs -f- -fsZ5S C55- -55- f55 -C C 5551's: 55-55 555=-------5 SCS5C55ICCf C . 5S CF-' 5CC'. - .' �- ____________ • EventngHeMd . - _ _____________ AM __ 1,_t, 300 N. Fkf:Ncu AVE., SANF'ulW FLA. 32771 ea Cide, 305-322.2611 831-9993 day we hear s.'d stories about missing nets, but the one relating to 16-year-old "------ -,uimnmoi, Mayfair Circle, Sanford, is Practically every Tuesday, January 6. 1976-4A "--- Ad Around WAY sf. I). IX)\ LE.I ublisher l. R ICI 1 thD IBM,, Editor Advertising Director __________ Home Deliver% : Week.55(vilts: Month. $2.40. 6Months, Si4,2o: ir, 10 U M.ul In Florida s,ime is home deli r All iht r in ail: \lu'nth $2 70 h Months $16 20 12 \lonths $3 40 1,111:1 t I ' , , " '' I -- 'VW nergy Plans The Clock E Legislature will convene in In President Ford was being charitable when he energy bill finally delivered to him by Congress was "by no means perfect ' in signing he apparently recognized the futility of trving to .1 , • ge1 sorneffln oeuer. IllS spent a .ear arguing for this t'i.h (ni,1 iU'...J IIr.4U cnr.rsn .,..1 1 I%.1 ...a ...... UIIR I JfltIIII.i I)) Skinford has been selected once again to be DAV mobile ser%ice off ives which offer free service to all veterans and their families concerning benefits to which they are entitled by fed eral law— disability compensation, pension, employment and job training, hospitalization and medical care, social security, death claims, etc. The unit will be at the Sanford Plaza on Thur. . The I)emocratic leadership in Congress could not really argue with the logic (of I position. The preEent disparity between domestic and imported oil pr ces is a glaring weakness in tile attack on our energy problems. It is a surrender to JX)litIcil expediency to mandate, as Congress has lone. that an inevitable increase in fuel prices be postponed until after the 1976 election. IDther aspects of the energy hill, particularly those which Will encourage fuel conscr%,ation, ar'e saving factors. and as the President said, we a t l east ha v e a "foundat ion" ion or a more corn preheni e program the future Such a program cannot get off tile ground until tile government is tiling to stop tinkering with the price mechanism whic h 0overns the 'woduc' inn of energy . Charles E. Spahr, tile retiring chairman of the f slow American Petroleum Institute, sa%s rnoenaii' tow ard price decontrol simpl prolongs the time that American consumers will be SU sidizing the foreign oil cartel. OnlV when domestic a nd imported oil prices are in balance will capital no%%' flowing abroad to buy oil be directed into inestment in development of newoil and gas production here at home and into alternate sources Os energy. 7be Library of Congress has just released study showing how far our energy po licy is limping behind the realities of our energy needs. Our oil i mports t ix million lion barrels a day and rising. We will need 10 million barrels of imported oil per day by 1980, With more than half of it coming from the . politically-vola tile Middle East and North Africa. %%e are allowing energy to become the "Achilles heel' of U.S. foreign policy, the study points out, putting us in much the same position as the Soviet Union. which MUSt court the favor if foreign governments to augment its food su pply. d• ._;4 7 P •b - P -. - 4 r -. iM • - .. -, — iz L. " 1 71 -- - • r - . - - T JL n. .:. 1. • ::•J A. . - - • _-c -- --ç . - W : -%rt.1L 1 - -. Pr.. !' tç - .. . e - -r . - 3p:t: - Foreign Reliance A Tra . L I _P_A-A_^ , 4;-,' I !I - .. - I.. ' N -N %% • if IA I % — II ,'i~. . ". , (I, _- I .. ,I. .. 1 4 . £ f ~~ , -INWOPOO,~~ ==2__Z=!_ -_X__1 r 4 ... it-, -11 le,V '- -_ _ rnw i "Sto I I Forbid 'congresjcil rampage" against President Ford's "comparatively modest" efforts to slow the rise of the So let backed Mli'A to total control of Angola reflects a superpower in decline and sympbolizes U.S. inability to respond to Soviet challenges because oE the ravages of Vietnarn and 10 Years of internal 9 political upheaval. FATU. ,t' LONDON ECONOM IST sitting in front with her son, so says Quit when a m'n marries elders. In the first place, a 47his wife had to Si' in the back he shod "leave his father and ear old woman is not Dear The Soviets, says the Wall Street Jourml, are "testi our resolve." 4-V-1- Crewel Point Offers Versatilitv h ' ions uInt i p a Problem As a measure of the poor state of the U,S. - I . ( *\ 111 I-' N I -. "Now's our chance' Hey, Mr. Presidern. ma',' w •-.- -. - -, -' -' , . #- ---- L_ inent and foil] livin~,, qtLirters. Navy lllspe(-t.)rs Since the Navy bram is coneentrated in Ule have also reported waste, mismanagement and Pentagon, they become More absorbed incredible 17 collisions - rTW of with thern with inefficiency in the shipyards which are supposed bureaucratic maneuvers than naval maneuvers. other Navy ships. to keep the Navy's 580 warships in repair, At The fleet has been neglected, wi In the past month alone. Ulf ee of the Na th infrequent vy's proud aircraft carriers — the Independce, best, the fleet is only in fhir fight.ing conctition. practice runs and inadequ te quipment. Ye the admirals always manage to ueeze Routine refueling Operations at sea, for examSaratoga and John F. Kenned y - have hanged r-nmjgh moori.y out of into other iups at sea. the budget For their own pit', resulted in four collsiofts last -ear, t'niuforts. They also find tunds for their Pet With the close of the Vietnam War, the Navy's 7be worst collision occurred t1k, niRtit Of projects, whether it's a study of "the drinking 10 V G 6 Noveytib' 22 in the murky waters of the Ionian They are practices of Na vy per oel" or the roundup of Sea. During routin e flight maneuvers, the at loose ends, whihag away their lime at stry gcats and pigs'from San Oement island nuikework projects. Living condItton. aboard carritr JFK collided with the cruiser BelkrwP I off the California coast. No less than PYtsident ship have also deteriorated. The The accident set off refore, morale Is blazing fires aboard both Ford has complained, according to confidential low, discipline lax and efficiency poor. ships. Eight persons were killed and 4 Injured, White House minutes, that th e military brass This naval neglect has been costly, Th Th of them seriouzly, e deliberately cuts muscle instead of fat when he Belknap, for example, cost Clearly, something is wrong with the Navy, orders a the taxpayers $700 budget reduction, million. Now it has been put out of which supposedly Is suprenw on th e seas but action by a Like Its sister services, th e Na vy Is top-heavy careless a ccident, apparently can't steer its hip straight. We wi th military brass. Most admirals can be found Even the mIrr dCcldenth have be have written a number of reports, most en costly, of them manning swivel chairs in the Enthgon, rat he r From cifldential Navy documents, we taken from secret Navy documents, about the than the have bridges of our fighting ships. The best seen how much damnap,e deterioration of 'h.' (is-a it,-, ..-. .-..-. '• a sIdi'cwinp rn Navy, its ships were involved last year in an To the experienced needle artist, working a design in crewel point is having the best variety of stitch and color found in crewel embroidery and the pleasure of creating a complete pattern I including background) that you get with needlepoint. Crewel is associated with the use of fine wool crewel yarn; If 'ou eniheolder with this yarn, - -- - ' ' - ,'-.. But the most serious consequence of our naval neglect Is that the Soviets are steadily overtaking the U.S. On the Ngh sem. Already. nra' SoViet fleet (1i)IIiit1teS the Baltic and Barents seas. An other is challenging the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterraran A turd fleet Patrols the strategic Indian Oman, and a fourth gnards the approsches to in the Pacific, Many experts ft,ar the modern, expanding Soviet Navy Is more than a match for the U.S. Navy, Footnote: A spokesman told us that the Navy is undertaking a thorough Investigation of the recent collisions, lie point out that some conunanders had exhibited superb seamanship aftey the collisjop The destroyer rti0 V ' - - '--. - < - _ , - - !V=-r-______- - - 0 - - - I I On Tuesday, in Sanford, you can - ! .--- — By EI_SA WILLIAMS _________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ fl owers or th e background?" If experienced mwedli "rii:n. you're work.ing out an entirely broidery. The word "point" new composition, you wouldnt Dear Elsa, comes from the French word fill the backound before you Would it be lxsible to use meaning stitch. When w say %%ork out the focal points of Your clear, bright colors for -1 needlepoint we mean stitching ' design. It's logical to work the traditional design tapestry with a needle. Cornwhen it's design first, the background miieant to be used in a conbining the two In crewel em- later. s would give you the temporary room? broidery on canvas can result in opportunity to take the tiny handsome and unusual effects. H.J. compensating stitches to lit Dear R.J., Many needlewornen have precisely against the edges of Anything is possible if it used the cover design of my the central design. pleases the eye of the embook, "Creative Canvas Work," Remember to embroider with broiderer but I wouldn't advise as a guide to tWs combination. a sharp needle so that you call working a Jacobe, n Tr of The y 've studied the realistic stitch directly Into the canvas life in the bold, strong colors flowers In the foreground which thread as well as the canvas we call "true" colors. These are are done in man)- surface holes. This adds dimension to better reserved for projects stitches and noted that the Tent your design. On the other hand, where contrast is more itostitch b,ack,ground only seems with a pre planned dc-sign and portant than color harmony to be in a zolid color. Related colors in a kit, its usually military emblems flag or shhdes are mixed and the easier to work the background pennanit designs background deepens in color and then cornpletc the design. sometimes, designs for near tho bottom of the picture to I woWdn't advise a beginner children's room.s. Natural give an almost three- to start with a project like colors- those we find in nature dimensional effect . (Tewel em broidery on canvas - - adapt beautifully o 4 ,u ) you're doing crewel em. \ 11 I '. - I - a 4 always asked about this design types of embroidery is a is: ''Which did you do first, the fascinating challenge for the on our 3 piece dinner Offer good Tuesday 1 /6/76 only il~~ A§~_, ,. sky and animals. . ' ! . " •- - •. • E.W. -. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Commander Willis A. Midlipi. commander will present tile Veterans of World War I presiding and harry I.. Shalkr National President Ruth ~ VWWI i, Department of serving as conference chair- hlanneman and National I'loritLa will assemble for a man. t hree day Mid-Winter Conkegistratlon for both groups members attending the conference on Friday through will begin at 9 a.m. Friday. vention. Sunday at the Red Carpet Inn, A gala banquet is scheduled The conference will open with 14 arx) S.11. 4,36, and Altamonte for Sat ur(L-uv evening Iii the it joint ses.sion of both men's Springs. Mrs. Harland Lathse and ladies' groups on Friday at main dining" room where the lloyd of West Palm Beach, 1 pin. n a ti onal president and national In the departfl)eflt president, will mainMayor hall, commander will be the guest Altamonte Springs s pe akers. Norman Floyd will welcome the Mr& Ch arles L (Fannette) conventioners and offer th em Devotional Services, conEdwards of Deltona, president the key to the city, flay I)ollard ducted by the department of Auxiliary 1197 of Dellaryof the Florida Department of chaplain of both Barracks and Deltona and Mrs. John C. Community Affairs will ad- Auxiliary will be held Sunday hlobenia of Palmetto, a Past dr the nssembiy. morning at 9 a.m. de partment president of Ladies Auxiliary are serving the as me men and women will hold A school of instruction for all Auxiliary officers a nd chairco hairlllan of the Ladies' separ ate meetings from 3 PM, to be continued at 9 a.m. men will be held throughout the Conference, ' 11% .; 10 -,A VWWI Meet InAltamonte - the oiler, more than 40 specific pleM3 of equipment were damaged, - rs I I " (cs P liq - i - D10% , I _.J , administration . . IN Tocoolumnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, the "stampede to isolationism" by anti- ) 09 - H Abby 1"he American people know less about Angola the :tngolans than the) did about Vietnam and th Victnamcse in 1. The ue Is stated solely in terms of United Stateso%et challenge to our role -is defender of freedom around (Ile r world. . - 1111 z .. - ' ( 11 and whom oppose And %hv? ..", I.X. ,,,, Four men and five women are needed for "Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch" or "The Perfumed Badge," Three men and three women, as well as temperance ladies and ttras are needed for 'The Diligent Daughter" or "lips That Touch Wine." Auditions are scheduled fr Jan. at 731) P'- at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Longwood [toad; callbacks for Jan. 11. For -. DEAII ABBY: I liked your On one of these rides. the car mother and cleave unto his "elderly." And in the secondd answer to tile indignant young in which tile three of them were wife." place, respect must be earned; wife %%hose husband agreed riding was struck froin the right ~v with Ws mother that out of it doesn't come with age. Uving And if that doesn't sink in, the byanother car, and the motherlong does not qualify a person to respect to her, she should sit in J* in-la%v was killed instantly. The wife should put both her the front seat of tile car and his mother-in-law and her husband be respected. __ wile s1wWd sit in the back. in the back seat. T'hen Sonny If I were that daughtir-in. I sur v ived with 00) minor V ou soId "When Pus i 1. to law, can climb onto Mamma's Lap hoWdbe suspicious of my juries, ,. , k he cuddled and rocked again comes to shove. you should tw(rivomen who really love tile husband's priorities and in Had the mother-in-law been defer to)our mother-in-law, not same man tigate them where the), in the back there she belonged, These Manuna's bo uCflU. C Your uJSuuflu wants c 1k sounds like make count SIlTING the kind of IN FRONT she'd have been alive, and her lousy husbands. you to, but because she Is your Ibarni who would make his A * elder.") GR1DOFONE mother the daught er-in-law would have benefidarv of hk DI-:A11 SIT'17ING: 17hanks. 0 I been YjIled instead. I am a inother-in-law, and I life insurance policy. I needed that. 5iy mail has been DEAR ABBY: You certainly Care to comment? was sit in front with my SOfl running biru it with ourathIceto one against my I was married to such a man -. because my daughter-in-law advice to letto Wiflh101 DMY NAME the MISERABLE mothcfla . and dithi t realize it until it was . insists upon it! She says that I I)EAR WITHHOID: hen It fill in front beside her son. [lead too late. little enough of him since When a man marries, his comes time to enter the on for a few typical lett •. BEEN THERE marriage, and she wants to mo ther automatically takes a . . kingdom of [leave n. I thin k ba' I -t share him with tile as much as ;_ people are %here the%. back seat to his Everyone has a Problem. what,, possible AR ABBY The con figuratively and literally For a personal reply,writs to g" I can't tell you how much I tro%ers) about whether a man's unless she is either aged — ABBY: or eoo, Enclose stamped ul: ,,. DEAlt appr RIC IIr uugni ABIfl: mother or his wife should sit Tell crippled. In thus case, the ,ntss. , addrrn.d eiwelop,, p1ea, 1p I am grateful that we have such beside him while he's driving MISERABLE IN THE BACK mother-in-law was only 47, and sat. write lett.i S. silo arm an loving relationship. the (-ar brings to mind this true that she needs a 4ittle n,ore I ,lssw.e she was able-bodied. Abigail Van ourl!", Ill Latky C)r., Bovtriy Hills, ca m. toll,, for Abone. Much of It is due to her unseIrM story: bys bookiel "How to Writ L e tte You sav that the daughtern . and understand.ing nature. First, she should tell her law shouid defer to her mother. ,on v, Respect? No! All it takes is mother always insisted on Stamped (20 mother-in-law that the Bible in-law out of "aspect" for her cent) ,off-&ddrested. *"veto". Cf I , L r. ne great de6ate over Angola continues, with illuch hea( but precious I ttle light being shed on .,~ certain fundamental questions: ' Just who.are the various factions contending for power in that country? What do they -.Y... .F February. further information call 32 3-65 or 831-3143. For another show, whether you are two or 102 years old and can do ma gic tricks, can dance, sing, or be part of a skit, auditions for a "Red - and White Revue," sponsored by the Altamonte Springs Players, will be held Jan. 7 at 7 p.m. at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Here Ls,yow chance to participate in a Bicentennial salute to your country. Please bring your o' :i music. For fur ther information call 834-23135 or 831-3143. - No More Booms Please - T 'Z " 11- ABIGAIL VAN BUI(FN and f.I " Altamonte Springs I'layers, in a change of race from t heir usual fare, are planning to present two melodramas the end of _______________________ -- Front=Seat Mothers-in -Law Still Under Fi re ing .— I , - .. Also Melodramas ." Speak _')" ~, ~ N'l 1~.;. k I ~1 ,4 Fort one per cent of the free world's exports of iron ore is controlled b seven major producers, 85 per cent of tin exports by six, per ce nt of lead expor ts by five, 31 per cent of use problem IS use more serious because it is . -) 'J'.L Ift" __,_~_ "fie asked sonic pretty -- e . . copper exports by four, 30 per cent of zinc exports by (our and 75 fA2 cent of bauxite e xpor ts -raw I .I I i defense A major share of the available ex t product ion of at least six of these essential commodities is held tightly by potential cartels. I . . AW. 4! I _ No Time For S t I i I ( I The Monday night. F loners Gone" Is the question Tht study, Decola recalled, IKWt questions, like how did I (BS newsman Dan Rather will as undertaken by social change m life,' and 'would lb be exploring In a feature on the scientist Steve Pittell over a the same pctson today if Sunday night program, "Sixty five-year period to examine the hadn't been a hippie?' February. it;" — . (01, 7 .4 1. - ., I dr . .I Players Plan Revue _________________ i ' . I York City with - Webster recalled her Sunda small technical afternoon Interview wit Sunday , i tturnsn U and a - Rig ht Listong p AL — . All -_ 0 from New Ither (rca Mid-Winter Conference . -, .. - ________ D Minutes," .some time in late then-unique lifestyle of a group -I (lid It, 1,suppose, becaus, of young people living near the it's was happening at th _________________ One of the "flowers" is intersection of Haight and Ash- time," she explained Orlando resident Sandy berry Streets in San Francisco 'Obviously, there had to b . t• I _ P, Webster, and Ra th er will be -. the so-called "hippie" or some things missing In my lifi :1. asng her questions against "flower child" generation, for me to look for answers ii the backdrop of the Central Ms. Webster is one of the 25 something so different, bu r Florida Zoo. The zoo was persons In the study who, , ¶1 iS J in mainly I did it because I had • I J chosen, Ms. Webster said, Pittell's opinion, has I '."'.•-re-entered lot of friends there and because it is one of her favorite society. The 'Sixty Minutes" seemed like fun." — places in the area to visit with feature will present several Asked whether she con her five-year-old daugher, persons like Ms. Webster, as sidered herself changed sInc Carrie. 1. i ___________________________ well as some who have the " flower power" days of ;i -.' I ,. ' i _ feature is an effo to remained with the hippie su .4 decade ago, Ms. Webster I trace and talk to several of the culture, -_ replied, "I'm older.. 11cr 1. of P Irl - ,,11 f ..Wc talked about my ex. -...-~. ; ; - People who were part of the /;/f smilc . implied. perhaps, I IM ~ . I .- -1 _. - Haight-Ashberry Study back in pericnces in San Francisco, 'I. - . and wis(,r." I ,C'-!l,3-z7-*, -,:--,!:%-.,,r~-'? tlw late 60's," explained tile about why I became a hippie, . CS camemn Bill Wagr and audio chcn Richard Wiggins film fo rm ,Nis Webster is a social case er hipple' Sandy show's producer, Joe Decola and it what the use of psychedelic worker with the Division of who flew to Central Florida drugs ws all about," Ms. Family Servi ces in Orlando. - ( - JEAN 1AEsoN Women's Editor "Where Have -f _____ ____ not simple to find substitutes quickly in the large quantities necessary. for iron ore, lead, bauxite. Well, they tested our intelligence th the 1972 Zinc substitution is also (fifficult in the short wheat (lea I. They tested our gullibility in the first , term. SALT disarmament agreements, Now they are Lost year, at this time, we suggested Qt being asked for many raw ma terials at a tirnø There is enough known hnwgwrn' lJ..... -!--n. annarenth' ttinø lhn Iém vvtis ii ICdUVF3 flHgflL now "take their courage, when industry should at last have sources detente, start some of these materials, new forms and our welfare, into their hands." Out of the rebuilding its stocks. of suhstitution and improved conservation gloom. unhappily foretold during 19 14, we felt Perhaps it is time the United States did a little A second change during the past year should methods, to make it possible in time to reduce that the time wa-s coming to shore up the foun- be as decisiveas the first. Opinion Is shifting our endence The study concludes that the United States Soviet Union by pr again, rather than In. oxy again in the Western democracies. items. cannot approach the goals of energy independence Well, after a fashion that Is what happened Unlike in the 1930, recession vesting our ional Prestige in a part of the As in the case of oil, the complete elimination (I uring 197 — plus terrorist unle-is the executive and legislative branchf-s of the 15. In the world's rmajor liberal violence -promises this time world whose politics are far more tangled than pare to be the nt of imports is neither possible nor desirable. of government resort to "draconian measures" to economics some heed has been taken of the dry common sense: provided, that is. that right-wing they were in Vietnam, perhaps it is time we went What's wanted is independence sufficient to rot t,f red uce fuel consumption. Th inflation and the wild lurches to the left parties can be persuaded to make common right to the heart of the matter -to the Kremlin prevent our being blackmailed or unduly that had e more that Congress begun to, and still do, undermine sense, not t ries to avoid coming to terms with the new dogmatism, the platform of their itself. Pressured politically, militarily or economically. %Ves(ern dem ocracies, appeal. economics of energy -as it did in the energy bill But we must begin now while we have time True, Secretary of State Kissinger has been Uttle progress was made, it is true, In the the more likely this country will be faced with One of e th large fl aws in democra - "that and when conditions, in the main, are propitious Middle Fast: so a growing chorus of usuially i opptng increasingly strong hints about t he such ts pr c f " a titioners look to the next election, not to hawish opinion frets even more than a year ago the one danger Soviet meddling in Africa Pows to V draconian" measures as fuel-rationing at some beyond" Note first that all six of these commodities over the perilously slow negotiating - is for the moment running a detente. But his words are merely words, backed time in the future. pace which conservative way. In Britain een so carefully can be stockpiled without serious difficulty. In the divid I Politic uP bynorealprospectof(1etefltpeflaltIes and of Israel force that fact, if my memory serves correctly, five of the beleaguered unthoughtful a conservative thinker as .Nirs. the ~ovlets know it. country to adopt. Terrorism grew Margaret Thatcher is six have been stockpiled extensively at one time now a likely future British What penalties could we Impose? discriminately madder when the latest spec- prime or another by this country. The stockpiling can minister. In New Z We could, for one thing, stop underwriting the e aland and Australia tacular hot-potato airliner be carried out slowly, during those periods of low struck escapade foolishly socialist governments have been trounced Soviet economy with massive shipmen during the week before Christmas by ts of prices which occur from time to time in th ese some of the at their conservative opponents; better still grain. For another, we could stop exporting our there most conspicuous politicians in the cyclical fields, are encouraging signs that the shattered Labor industrial and scientific technology to Presuming that the Agriculture Department's Food Stamp world - and then th e Soviet pa rt)- in Australia will reassemble program Is designed to help people who by some definition are U nion. its pieces in a But if health comes to him who heahimself, Over the long Pull, substitutions and alternate collapsed.Is considered needy, it demands some fuller explanation why any sources are possible for most of these corn- then at least the Western doctor can be said to more moderate inold than before. But we won't if the administration has Its I servicemen on active duty should be on the eligibility list. modities, if we put some thought and effort into have started taking economic care. In West Gemany the ruling left-center way. We will continue to bluster about Soviet Compensation for servicemen has been inc th e task. In most of the Western economies and in coalition will go into next autumn 's election reased substantially on a "recoloniiatlon" of Africa and frighten our. in recent years, and by all reports this is helping make a sue(vss Japan the rate e of inflation is falling. Even in more conservative plank — on bo th economics selves with the Bauxite is plentiful, %irtually worldwide, if vision of a Soviet colossus astride of the all-volunteer program for attracting men and Britain there is and an ti women to developed. There are other ores believed the Armed Forces. nue perhaps brief, period in 1977 there may exist a in order to ward off the threat from s, to provide the Soviet Union with much of the its Christian Either the Food Stamp relations tail to account for iftable for economical aluminum production if falling-price boom. This would be a spell in Democratic and Bavarian opponents. all the better techniques are ecoriomic wherewithal to pursue its imperialisfic non-cash benefits received by service families, or the pay and found. Recent laboratory which production in Britain would once again be work suggests it will be possible to In ad%'enturi. America it looks increasingly as though the fringe benefits offered the military still are not adequate. a wide range of plastic substitutes. manygoods would fall. Democratic party, after its 1972 essay into the With manpower costs now nuking up well over half the defense This phenomenon, cfrtuahly unknown since absurd, And as long as we continue to base our policy now reali7ec that I! ut come up with a budget, we find it hard to believe that the latter is the Aluminum, in tern, has been popular in Ilitler's w on knee- jerk reactions to Soviet intiatives, as if case, , w but tvintrion during most of the recent years as a substitute for some uses .sensible candidate if it is to regain power from the world were a giant red-and-white checker. of tin great periods of world growth before then, may the Republicans next November, 6 and copper. Other substitutescan be found — also benefit from a rate of wage increase board with our attention presently lower focused on a So moderation has its chance between now square and other sources of tin and copper ore. given the than that of productivity; and from the lower and that proper stimulus. 1980. It matters very much that this chance will continuehappens to be labeled Angola, w prices or slower rate of price Increase) already should be taken, not squandered, foolish and according !o rules laid down by the Kremlin, I ~ - - ~ I - ,. . I! 1iI A -- ;:l . ~ ______________________ CBS . At Z 13 ~ -- I -11111 Currie , ~ !ihot By . DON OAKLEY .' I - ; ' : ~~ ~ I . WASIII,NG1`ON - Though the oil crisis developed two )ears back. the evidence is that this nation's and the Western world's response has been far too little and too late. New govern. ment studies in(hcate our dependence on the oil cartel countries will escalate dramatically in the next several )ears, ma king a inockers of tJ S. national defence and foreign poli Both can b torn to threads by a boycott or slowdown by a tuindlW of countries, each of which is h ighly Susceptible to a to ta lita rian ta k eo ver. Oil is in th e public e Our effor ts after a crisis. But. as is well kno%m, we are heavilydependent on foreign sources for a string to our 1 , . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan., I7-.5 _____________________________________________________________ 11 ,. i , ' p- of other rawmaterials crucial and economic stability. 7 71 -. '_ - .- . - ______________________ JACK ANDERSON . 4 ki - - z. RAY CROMLEY 11 . '~% - 0. -. 11 , . - - . - BERRY'S WORLD ';i:i I, ,_ 11~;1,4t ______ • _____ N I L . - - M- I . .' • • 3, '- . I _____________ I Film __ I - - ' WOMEN - ': ' !': FVV ¶ -- - tLi. ___________ Ch lid _______ 0 '.•- said the tile case for prompt decontrol of domestic oil prices as the cornerstone of a national energy policy. %%'Ila( lie has settled for is a 40-month phase-out of controls, with even a slight rollback in prices next "ear. ' Flower L?. veterans, visit the organization's mobile service unit hen it omts to town to dtscuss an problem they hate unierning benefits special emphasis is placed on Vietnam Era veterans, because large numbers of these young men are not taking advantage of the benefits which they have earned, especially in the areas of ed ucation and vocational rehabilitation, and to which they are entitled. Remember that (kite - Thursday, n. •uiiong those umiinunities in F londa luch will be isited b) field sers ice units of the Disabled tthwrjcan Veterans. This year marks the third annual tour of these .415~~ 10 _* perienced DAV national service officers, the majority of whom are disabled veterans of the Vietnam conflict. ThIs service to veterans and their families is completely free of charge and the DAV urges th at veterans of all wars, particularly disabled days. case 'ou ye been wondering, the Florida State 0 sday, Jan. 22. - - Limp Tallahassee s-ear's session on Anril 6 Most state legislatures convene in January with only Alabama, Louisiana and N&rth Carolina meeting later than Florida. The Florida session schedcd to last for 60 - particularly touching, Seems l'ennv's little puppy, Jasper, is missing and if it isn't found in a hurry, serious problems could are, The puppy just happens to be 'a 1&pOufl(I St lklmard-Gernian Shepherd and it suffers from pilep hit doesn't receive ei e its medication for the 'uilliition •untl a seizure resul ts from the lack of treauiient. someone may mistake it for rabies and do the dog great bodil harm. Ilierefore, anyone spotting a dog fitting Jasper's description is urged to contact the hammond family at 323-4547. \ou dtIoingahumane(JilngLs.ellaslp,flg t case the mindsofthc five }jaflofldchildi.efl %UIJJAM t).(UHRIE. Managrng Editor in ----_--__ ; . *.. ,10 %. I, I, A 14 .. % . -ft". .. -, I .01'. -1--I-' . ! E . -', 14 . _ ek , -7 _.." Reg, Flo Moth That's right you save 504 from the regular price of $1.891 SPECIAL TUESDAY PRICE , ... 3 Kentucky Fried Chicken cole slaw - mashed potatoes and gravy roll Kutuckv fried Ckiekti . - $ 39 1 - . - ~,T~_ �Lenin kLIId4Smflford,F I. Tuesday, Jan. 6 i7 - .r -flflSflZ. .aarz_nLr nnn_= , SeminnIsi.-c. Hn - -. - -• • - - - • q - 1 —, X -. -• Patriots At Home - f l igh school basketball the game in 1Mngd Academy in questions hit the air toni gh t as Evans. Sorrento. four games invol vi ng Seminole Or . how about, can Lake Friday's schedule finds County teams are scheduled. Brantley bounce back? The i.)lnan at Bishop Moore, Boone and answers should be for. Patriots e mired in a 1-10 at lake Brantley. Daytona thmsng shortly after tipoffs season, and entertain Osceo Beach Mainland at Seminole, Gwnc time nit is 8 p.m. of Kissimmee tonight. Sanford Naval at Mount Dora The night's other game is Bible and Spruce Creek at One of the b ggest ques t ions f5 Sanford Naval on the at Oviedo. can Seminole from iit?atTi hands of Evans last Friday night? Seminole is home against a team - -. - •• . -- _____ - the V i nner "Welcome /j/i I . 7 - - . - -\ - thn', I%(). is the ay the count goes as referee John)- Rouse pound category, and Lyman registered a Metro Conference takes a perk at the pin Lyman high's Jerry Human has on restHng %l('(ory over the Orlando school Monday night by a Innt's %I-ark Phipps. Human vi ound up getting the pin in the I&& margin of 40-21. tflerald Photo by Tom Vincentj. .. PO SSIBL E - -- Bernard is dreaming about all the Wonderful Tarkenton HP.,nr1c. T Al I D F 10 - a gifts he will receive from Seminole area Lyman - SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Jan. 6,197&-1 8 - Fnnc I Ticket Crazy • ri - J .-. , Jim .•'' (11V1 - its cool - -- . businesses, r'i Th enthere 's the query as to %viiether can stick to Its huns and impro v e on a 2 log. The opponent is a toughie for DALLAS (AP) — Dawn Dallas, Big I), the cultural Mc Rae admitted he "shot off center of the Sou th NEW YORK (All) RecordU111111111 III west, had and Langer of their seventh NFL Central Ms mouth back in September" lo shattering quarterback Fran -o ver the Cowboys, a 1iarnj at center. Jim Bakken of sion title in the last eight years • and Promised to take the wife to team that upset the Minnesota Tarkenton of the Minnesota St. ./ - 410 Lows was picked as the The veteran quarterback shat. the Super Bowl if th e Da llas Vikings heads the National 'jam's placekicker. - Vikings 11.14 and buried the Los tered cowboys ever got that far. of Johnny Unitas' F'ontbaIl League All-Pro team Angeles Rams 37-7 in the On defense, the 78 AP voters career passing records, McRae didn't be lieve it would National Football League setting t . selecied by The Associated select ed -! Jack Youngblood of new s ever happen "especially with playoffs. atternpts(5 • -Pr ess and announced today, Los Angeles and Pittsburgh's completions (2 911) and touch all those rookies," but Monday Joining Tarkenton in the All I ( (;enerlv, when there's a big j Greenwood it crd it)i 'iofl (21) night, %uth his blue and white event in Big D.it is greeted with Pro backfield are runners Alan Page of Minnesotaand quarhirbick led an Conb toboggan cap pulled nothing more than polite apc Chuck Foreman of Minnesota llou.ston's ('tirlv, Culp at tack- passers , completing 642 per do wn o ve r his ears, he was one plause C t and 0 J Simpson of Buffalo les Pittsbtrgh's Jack Ham and cent of his atttmpts and hurling $ j' of about 2,000 persons standing Speed) Cliff Not so for the Dallas Cow. Branch of Oakland Washington's Chris Hanhurger 25 tnutxlown passes in the wind and cold to purchase boys, and Mel Gray of St l.ouis are are the outside linebackers, champions of the N:itional . "1 -r j1 ticketsforthejan 18 clash wi th Football Conference His f avorit e target as the wide receivers with [n- flanking Philadelphia's Bill S.cithe Pi'tsburgl Steelcrs in t$iiIII, % U) U W 1Lile Odoin chosen at Berge) McRae, a Dallas business'; Miami. .tight end. mazi,sdhehad been standing .atchts. the mt ever Oi Mel Blount of Pittsburgh and VA The area around Mood) Coil around In the cold since 1 30 .. Up front the nationwide pan Roger Wehrli of St Louis are running back. Foreman also yj seumon the Southern Me thodIst p.m. Monday. Spence Nelson, a el of sports writers and broad- the cornerbacks with MmereflCt 0 h - -— 1.,. Uni versitycampus there the college student, had erect casters chose Ron Yary of Mm- nesota's Paul Krause at free downs an rushed or a (IUU ed a . -i 'I tickets were to go on sale at 7 tent on the sandy soil around nesota and George Kunz of Hal- safety and Ken Houston of record 1,0 yards. am, today looked like the coliseum and warmed it tmrnort at the tackles, Joe %ishington at strong safety.Simp - son rushed for leaguesomething out of the 1930 de- with a portable stove but I)eiainielleure of Buffalo and , Tarkenton enjoyed a brilliant leading 1,817 yards and set a 4 pn-ession i" deserted the comfort when his Larry little of Miami at the season, directing the Vikings to single season record with 23 . There were makeshift tents, n umbe r was cal led to stand in -;; ., smudge pots, kerosene lamps, line in the frosty night air. touchdowns, one more than V three or four persons huddled GaIt' Sayers had for the Clicago While the f an s were ready to NFL's Hears in 1 5. into one sleeping bag, and a suffer the long hours of lines shelter made of cardboard and the cold winds from the Branch caught 51 taai OFFENSE for Jim flkcn. $ ? Lows Cardi Alley (hp! Lyman High soccer booter 1 Helle puts his best boxes. TT ING ori Sou th Plains to the west, 8 yards and nine touchdowns Wide Neceivf loot forward to get the bail away from Gainesville's Terry Several of those s ta n di ng in Tom for the AFC West champion Landry had h team on fill A Parham (151 In Monday afternoon's 3 ictory over th eqs. Mel Otty. 5? Louis Cardi End e Pule line admitted they were being the practice field Monday. Raiders. Grav grabbed 48 for Ifurrivanes. Scoring goals for L)man were Steve Tyrfe with two nais unQbIoo, Los Ane paid by season ticketholders to 1~an(try told the Cowboys io l 11 TI)s for the ies Pam, LC Grnwood. 926 y ar ds Tight and Hill Pace Ith one. th11d Photo by Tom Vince nt) purchase t he Super Bowl du- take the next couple of days off R ii e y Odoms, Denver Pit?SbUrOh I of the cats. Tackle but be prepar ed put in some NFC East. Odorns had 40 catcI Curley Culp, Hovston oilers; Tackle long hours alter thai' es for 540 yards for Denver. Pon Yary, Minnesota Vik Alan Page. Minnesota Vikings ,ings, Gmrge Kunz. Baftimore Outside Linebacker Pakken conneted on 19 of 24 Fullback Robert Newhouse ICoils J#ck hIm. PittSbUrgh Steel said. "There hi nobody who attempted field goals and ard scored 1.47 points. works any harder on this team 1'IVI.sh3u}t(;If1\I' t 1 It a:i ting trainer Ralph Berlin surQuarterback Terry Brad. B i l l s. Larry e, "The guys played fantastic han Coach Landry, so we don't Bill Becqey. ount and a day for licking wounds and vey their injuries. ph?adha Coach hasknow had shaw was pronounced -,fine,- football," beamed head coach redmind eyesit.all yearLandry and you Krause led their respective looking at rums. But for a day Center Assessment: remarkably and suffering from Oni) a mild Cuck Noll, mentioning wi Strong Safety conferences in interceptions off, Pittsburgh Steelers coaches healthy Jim Langer, miami Dolphins. th it comes from work" , with the exception of co ne ion. X rays on other pride safety Mike Wagner, who Ken Houiton, Washington Blount picked off 11 Passes, re- and players were pretty busy. wide receiver Lynn Swann, who players proved negative. Quarterback Rtdsit i ns intercepted two passes, and Doug Todd, assiswt public Fien Tarkenton, MInntscia turning theni for 121 yards. Free Safety After taking the American remains hospitalized with a While the players recovered, middle linebacker Jack Lam- relations director for the Cow. Pau l Krame had 10 Running and Football Conference title frorn heild injury. Sivann was report. the coaches viewed films of the bert, who recovered three fum. boYs, said Monday. 203 yards in reinterceptions turns. "Our teleSim pson, Outfalo IlS; 0J Oakland in one of the hardest- ed in satisfactory condition Steeler's 16.10 victory and bles. Cornerback phone hasn't stopped ringing. I Foreman, MInnetola Mel Krause and Page anchored a hitting ganies all season the Monday, although he was to re- found the players as Impressive But he also had praise for de- ase -: i .re five ear and R oger Minnesota defense that led the Steelers were soaking in main in Divine Pr oviden ce lbs. on ccll ul piac,icur Cardnali cid as they were on arfenders Ernie Holmes and never seen ant fl li}.e league. steamy wh ir lpool baths and let- iital for fur th er tests ttfi( ial turf. s ih e. guards - Montvcrde road i éi lTS HUMANLY Reported to be the first baby to qualify for the title of Seminole County's first born in The Herald's First Baby Contest is little Mr. Bernard Taylor Mitchell II, son of Mrs. Geneva Mitchell of Sanford. Shown with his mother, "Baby" rlc, "n - three ' mark _____ I _____-- . for .- * ____________ Our local merchants want to startthe "Little Mr. '76 off right with the wonderful gifts listed below. He may have them absolutely free. . . no obliga- - _____________ - ''' - - - - • _ . ' Fore- ations. The winners simply take their letter of authorization from The Evening Herald to the sponsors within 60 days and receive their gifts. - - '- . / rI f ' a J - I •'-- ' .- I '..' -.;- ---- ' -Y ' / 4 1 ' 1975 All-Pro Picks k - s PU - / Coach r n s WILL START AS A CAPITALIST WITH $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT —FROM— 1 4Jj Atlantic National Bank of Sanford V• Atlantic Bank Way A Carter's Thermal Blanket From I*se thdJdit*u 210 E. First II NOW 001(.Td 323-so'o I 6 our Days Care Is gift to the First Baby Boys sizes Infant ffirou1 $ Girls Sizes through Infant AA F%P • FEEDING SPOON A Baby's World 14 FROM EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE I'csv.Iy D.s1W F,, St. Infants to Age OPIN è:$ a.. W p.m. M..$.f. 2 FLAGSHIP V Years TOWNSQUARE, $01 E. 2.5th ST. SANFORD 3224415 BANK OF - SANFORD ft$FORD, OHlDA P.'*vv,ber F Di C rn no W. FIRST 51' . Brantley Freshmen With A Nursery Lamp. C egtitcdj FURNITURE Sanford's N,west .argesf-Finest OPEN M - Club Oviedo 50-43 FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE , AWA ITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW YEAR BABY AT.,., FOREST CITY Mon on. 2)0 PH. 323- 140 French Ave. Sanford FAIRWAY MARKETS S HWY. 1792 & 27th ST, SANFORD - For This Year's First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents by T1 Luck Commercial Printing & Lithography —HERE SINCE 1920— Now In Our New Building At 221 Sanford, Fla. Magnolia Ph. 322-2541 N ecelve A J winF urprIse Gift At Celery City Printing Co. Inc. WILSO FU RNITURE RNITURE Co. tnt FIxj AbT QJ- W W1L liKIN ITS PARENTS OUR Yltiecrest r ui A '1 i I I -j Phone 323-5702 III 4* .JJ on 17-fl Sonfwd 10 GIFTF GALLONS of GASOLINE OPEN 24 HOURS—TUNE-UP 5 18 French Ave. - . ---,-- -_'__'__•_-._i - -,--. while DIEKLEFS GULF SERVICE - - . -. -• •': - - - II uttie b attle o f - - " ' j -- uS and ' 'i1 . - chess-like game plan and capitalized on t(x) many two-on. executed like a Njonopoly ones and three-on-twos to suit player who just caught an Bishop Moore opponent on Boardwalk with a Felix Williams benefited well hotel and four houses. from the full court press, The final score o160-37 di dn 't because hescoretimostof his 16 tell the story Monday night. points in the last period of the But the fourth quarter did. fast break. 1lIsho Moore had hung Backing Williams' 16 points close to Crooms going into the for Croorns was Chris Glllmore final stanza, 38-31. But Crooms wi th 13, Hudson wi th 12 and coach Bob Bray put his charges Willie Nelms with to. into their full fast break patwas Crooms' sixth straight tern, and all of a sudden the victory. dose game wasn't close, bISHOP MOORE: Farmer 306. Crooms outscored Fo 317. CarI?onó 113. Lo*ry 101, Moore In the final quarter, 22, T?h? IS. Srbno1 0 Totals 17 "Defense as st CROOMS S ack 201 CISmOCC S thing, we shut theni off corn H5so ftIis :" plttel nt.eded to S"PSIO2 Hayes 102 Totals said 75160 defensive job froin all five — It 7 14 6-37 starters. Ed Hudson had a key Bishop Moore Croams 12 12 14 rebounds." Fouled 00. Nolt Bishop Moore tried to get ' -- Bishop the bigge - _______ • - - - shcn ssc Bra). We got a good L' Personal i I - ____ I ___ : '-: -- - I. '2'" •., role with 11 1 Willie Nelms 1411 grabs for (he ball I - - so . L -. - It _____________________________________ , I l It as b l ed as the quarter as&rt1na full court the undefeated. pres& backfired as th e And "Th e Bishop" lost. quicker ooms squad got the Croonis High's freshman ball back docourt faster than basketball team put together a the Baby Ifornets i -- . . 13 - S—BRAKE WORK 322.4924 - year. The at the three quart sere able to ou re ke to cut the Imal t TV St Ph. 322-5622 parents of 1976's First Baby with $10 worth of Baby Needs - - for COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT AIIOW1flC.S......W. Olvi amps H7h Trade. Lake fl lions were sparked by Urantley high's freshman David Geiger's 32 markers as basketball team won i ts third the Oviedo wing hit four i Ka"'V In five outirwts as the buckets and added four foul Baby Patriot.s defeated the shoLs. Following closely behind nintii grade team from Oviedo, Geiger in the Oviedo scoring 50-43 parade were Brad (Ju.xton and Led b I)s a ne Honacker's Dan Nash who bo th finished the Inside Pb) and Jerry McGee's g,iiime with 10 points each outside shooting, the Patriots Ca Calvin %Yard also acco unt ed for were able to open up an eight seven points For the losing point 14- after the first lions, period. Monday's loss left the Lions From that point, both looking for their first win of the Count)' squads ds wtre season, as they have dropped able to, Just about, match ll three of their starts this basket basket, as the home !earn held its advantage. Oviedo will get another score was 25-17 at half chance to break into the win time and 38-28 column this wcck when it meets mark, before the lions lake Howell Thursday. tsco La OVIEDO ash 1? 10 Isner 20 1 t tflrantles In the final eight Clu.$on 5010 Ward?)7 Geger 11 minutes, 15-12, 3. margin BRANTLEY - McGee6 1 13 lionacker finished the game honackertOIó, Uard2Ql, Porter 1 1, Kelly 2 15, Hall 3 It TotaW 22 6 as the leading scorer with 16, so Mc{,ce followed with Lance Hall added nine in tlie Oviedo 6 11 11 11--43 Brantley winning effort. 14 111 13 it—so . . lead, PI.MAIER Ii E. 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Is - - /f. - - r YFI4R - I . .11 - - 7 1 b 4 IfIfICIR sa L A. -, --' -- , - ,. -O•,v -. . fr 11 -.' . - , 4~ - - Today's Games ' San Anton Indiana KentuCky S Lou i s virUlnia No ga mes scheduled at St. Louis t Indiana Sherwood Patrick and Tom Walkinshaw. It will carry' the colors of the Parsons believes the twice- Hermetite Corp. This will be around-the-clock grind will Fitzpatrick's U.S. competi tion open additional career ,vistas debut for him as well as presenting a major' test of his skills as a racing driver, Adding prestige to thIs year's ' L.L 'S lone, S. Bead String; 6. E.D '5 Mischief, 7. Slnato Queen: S 3) 11770 L on eso me TENTH FIRST - 516. B 1. Montegue I Larrea (7) 1700. EIGHTH - $16, A. 1 Circuit 10 70 S 70. 7. Manuri (5) 1020. 6 to. Tartar I?) I 00. 400, 760; 2. Ram Breaker, 7 Victory Victor; 3. K'$ 3 Ramon (5) S 50. 0 (I j) 169.20; P bOng Red (4)360,3.70.3 RIsky Pam Canleoa; I Montague Mystic; S ( 1316 30,' DD (4 7)1202 70 (6) ISO Q (2 4) 111.20; 31.96 Wyclitf Sadie; 6 Gwen Ola, 7 ELEVENTH - I. Alava Perez (5) SECOND-5,C: 1. Spats (1)300, Where's Tutfy; I. Proud Emetic 2)00.620.530;? Domingo Juan 1 370, 300. 7. Chltf k5kOpee (I) NINTH -5)6. C 1 Solo Jack , 2 11 40,0 X. 3. Fades Sheri 13) 760 ) 20. 3 Manolo Aipi (7) 3,, v 0 J L's Seaton; 3 Monte Blue; 4 (15) 15160. P IS 1) 1)00 00 (1 1)56 60 . P (11)110640; DD (2-1) Mood y Hall; S. Ks Sumpin; 6. H.T 12770, 39 15 TWELFTH 1. Erdoza Come Along; 7 Rumbler; S. MA's Muguerza (3) I 70. II 60. 1 40. 2 THIRD - 3)6, 0 I Devon Steven Special (3) 17.20.400, S00. 7 Tella Maruri Aguirne (6) 7.00, 360, 3 TENTH -5)6.8 1 City Lites. 2 Fella (2) 3.00,3.00; 3-Little Bon Fermin Juan (7)2 6S7I10. Boo MI,r 6. 3 Montague Regard, 4 P (36) 143980, Big 0 (15 with 3 6) S 50. 0 (331 51:6.0; T 13 2 1) flaw's. S HelvetIca, a lrrs JIll. 1l,P)7 70 1243 00 . 3) S2 6 P 's Explosive, S. R's Chinaman A I,92i, Handle 1170.617 FOURTH -SI6, M. 1. Ifllunclico ELEVENTH -31, 1: 1. Sapporo (1) 11100, 17,60,460, 7. Ahlosa Joey Pearl, 2 K's Beta. 3 My Cindy. i (2) 3 40, 7 50; 3 Alert's Joe (6) 300. MONDAY NIGHT Lapping Louie; S Kenny B Eckert, FIRST -1. Barre Okoki (5) 22 10, 0 (2 1) 7060; P (4 2) 177660: 37.71 6 J F's Top Job. 7 Sweet Daisy. I 4 10.5 10, 7 Aldana Beitla (5), 1110, FIFTH - S 15. C Classy Wink (6) Nora Gray 310.320,250; 2 6 R '5 Two Ring 400,3 Echano Elor:a(l) 3100(5 TWELFTH - is, C I Penlrow's (2) 450, 3 10, 3 Hog's Arab (1) 4L20, 5) 1.69 40. P (S o) 1102 40 CharIot, 2. Ma rigold Oak. 3L .1 & Os Q (26)1)510; P (6 71 552 30; .1 15 Go 6,1. 1 SECOND - 1 Aldana (lonia Touch of Hope: S. MortaGe SIXTH 10.20, 600. 300; 7 Oguiia Okoki (1) Sb, A: I. Tryster (1) Litter. 6 Cecy's First. P. Douglass 600. 360. 2 40. 3 Eddy Qusola (2) 3 W. 0 7 50, 270. 2 Favorite Fantom Rabe; I Hurrying cOME IN MKABOU ND - TIRE& 40 - 'II tell ti about the rVX)st )eI1e11CCJ radial on the You can save up to your gas consumption for . more mi'es per gallon of gas I -w.,5 55 44 5i, , U I 'I' 10% of 960,]')Q,3 Arecha Lc-niz(l)340,Q (7 4) 131 70. P 17 11 III) 30 FOURTH - I Manolo Bengoa(?) 7 40. 5 10, 3 10, 7 Cacho lame (7) ' 'l 7 50, 3 40, 3 flame JavI (5) S 50. Q 4 .'1'. '1 ' / r ,.., a 'aI •.i# £..c rid if - '. - - '•44' q.., •• i.,. "f tW 1'U ',.i *I' 'd 6r4. a',.. - -'.-. - • •I•.4 WI_I-I .., t- I r I LL- iitmki t .ur .' .. - 73 6 S SI ill 107 1)57 )0 NY Isla n d /ll6nta 21 16 4 46 1)9 Ii) FIFTH - I Chvcho Menchn (I) IS 00. 6,004 00 2 Sala Miguel (2) 15 19 1 3.1 110 151 750. Q I? 1)54600. P (1 2) 156 70 NY Ranger s If "u need tires, come In indict us introduce you to PAlchelln 'X'... the Leader of st.sI-behI.d radlaIs, Proven (o( over 25 Years over billions of miles of rugged roads, with thousands _________ 10 10. I 70; 3 Maruni Ramon (6) Smythe Division W. Illinois Names Coach David Hobbs of England. Dog Racing THIRD - I EchamoQulola (2) 00. 7 60. 1 00; 2 Oguiza AIbe'rdi (1) NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Divi'Ion Philphia NASCAR Grand National A third BMW is being entered champion Benny Parns and by BMW Gmbh for European leading Formula 5000 driver sedan champion John Fitz- - with 4 7) 1) 096.50, Pro Hockey ST. LOUIS - Veteran defenseman leo Boivin was narnedcOaChof the St. LoulsBluesof the National flock ey League, succeeding Lynn Patrick who had served as interim coach following the Dcc, 14 firing of Garry Vuun(' 7. (17)1300. p (74)113350, BigQ 15 ii Denver at San Antonio Bolvin New Coach Of Blues Aldana Okoki - Monday's Result Denver 177, Kentucky 170 Today's Games MONTERREY, Mexico - World doubles champions Rani Harnirez of Mexico and Brian Gottfried of the United States defeated Texans Cliff Hichey and Stewart 6-7, 7-6, 6-2 in the $64,000 Serfln Cup Tennis Tournament. The consecutive 24 Hours of captured 1 40, 2 Zarre (3) 7 60, 1.20; 3 Aguirre(I)a00, Q (34)1-4150; P(I 16 2) 4)21) S 75 157 70 Wednesdays Games is Virginia New York - - ABA W I Pci OR 26 • 7i 72 10 19 13 591 s" IS 16 $13 7 Denver PICw York DAYTONA BEACH test is an increase in the guaranteed pur se to 1100,000 He said, "i am certainly lookirg forward to this race. In and the establishment of the all the times I've been at Daytona-LeMans Trophy. The Daytona,! have never been r cooperation between the the road circuit ex ce pt for once. organizers of the world's two lea di ng endurance races will . . when I crossed it In a pick-up an interchange of leading truck." drivers and an added cash Parsons continued, "I am award. Two new types of racing pticularly happy to be m raN will also be making their Speed On Go driving with David, From first appearance. These are the 11.60, 600. 410, 2. Negul Miguel (1) Azpi, S Santi Mencha, 6. Fermin. THIRD - 3-16. 0. 1. Dainty 7 10, 5.40. 3 Bilbao Perez (0) 500. 0 watching him and talking with Grand International stock cars Larrea, 7. Marurl Muguerza, I. Lie; 7. Wyclilt Dolly; 3 In (17) 153 20; P (7)) $117.10. DD (5-7) Chucho Hamon. him, I think we'llkeep the BMW and Le Mans GTX machines. Crease; A. Country Rip, S Batman's $173.10 NINTH- 1. Zarne, 7. Juan. 3. Rocket; 6. Ma Habacker; . KG together for the 24 hours and be FIFTH - 1 Santl Mencha (2) Aguirre, I. Altu. S Erdosa, 6. Cougar, S Easy Punch. But, w he n it comes to IMsA right up there at the fi Ii 50. 500, 1 10, 2 Erdoza Aguirre Celaya, 7 Bilbao, I Alp ). finish" nish ," FOURTH - 5-16. M 1 road (I) 9 00.500. 3 Sala Larrea (1) 440; racing at Daytona, one TENTH 1. Fermin, 2 Chucho, 3- Hammond, 2 Braille; 3, Phantom's 0 (I 2) $43 40 , P (2 1) $11700. Santi. I Rarnon. S. Larrea, 6 In a related development, cannot Ann; 1. K's Swinger; S. Arathea; 6 discount the threat of SIXTH - 1 Alava JavI (6) II 20, Mencha, 7. Maruni, S Muguenza Wyclitf Faye; 7. Presi dent Dave; • Peter Gregg, the 4-time Camel the strong Chevrolet entry. $00. 400, 2 Urza Echave (3) 620, ELEVENTH- I Areas Miguel, Sure Score GT Challenge Champion an- Ind) 500 winner Al Unser and 320. 3 Domngo Sanchez (1)360,0 2 Oguiia Juan,). Erdoza Bengoa, I FIFTH - 516. C: 1. Borge; 7(3 6) 146 00. P (6 3) 1105 60 Domingo Pine:, S. Sala Echave, 6 nowiced in New York that he is Australian sedan champion Nodak King; 3, Mineola Petite; I SEVENTH - I. Ur:a Perez (7) Manolo Zarre, his 7. Alava-Altu, I. Lake Janet; S. Gearing; a What's ending long-time Allan Moffatt are expected to 2 00.6 30.6 00. 2. Echano Qulota (2) Cacho Alp), Neal, 7 Miss Super Rue; I Knista. relationship with the Porsche return to the highbanks S10.iOO,3 NegtJiOk.Cki (4)100, Q in their TWELFTH). FerminAguirre, 2. SIXTH -i-SB:). Ead.s Lon Gal; factory and switcwngtoaBMW potent DeKon Monzas to (2 7 ) 136 60. P (I 7) 114 M. Erdoza Juan. 3. Sarttl AItu, I. Isla nd Drhlter; 3 .1 L. JO V; I EIGHTH - I Manolo Muouerza Bilbao Mugueria, S Sala Lame., 6. Amy Gibson; S. Wednesday Go. 6 CSI- beginning at the 24 how's, provide additional Chevy punch (6) 1010, 960, $.00, 2. FermirAliu Celaya.Azpl, 7 ChuchoMencha, L. Ultra Violence; 7, ValentIne Mats, Gregg's move represents a to John Greenwood's (I) S 00, 140. 3 Maruni Juan (5) Maruri Ramon. monster S. PIT's Chanaier stunning blow to Porsche 'Vette - the November 360; 0 (1 6) 11700; P (6 11 197.00. SEVENTH SI6, C 1. Time NINTH - I Erctgza(4)1SOQ.IIO. factory hopes of scoring a third Daytona winner. Flie,7 Berl,li'y Old S id; 3 Phoenix 16 16 500 I Portland 1373 .341 13 Chicag Monday's Result Chicago 9$. Houston 97 INDIANAPOI.JS(AP) - Top seeded Arthur Ashe will Charles Pas.arell In the first round of a World Championship Tennis tou rnament Jan. 1219. ,tshe, the defending WCT champion, is seeded Just above Roscoe Tanner, Tom Okker and Jaime Fi llol, seeded second through fourth, respectively. Tanner lakes on Bob Lutz, Okker plays Ray Ruffeis and Fillol encounters Frew McMillan in the first round. In other opening-round match es, Alan Stone goes against Marty Riessen; Syd Ball takes on Bob Hewitt; Cliff Drysdale plays Tom German and Stan Smith faces Mark Cox. Eye '24 Hours On (6) 36 00. 11.10. 2.10. 2 D-evonan Mots (0) 5 00, 2.40; 3 M?gue Gratis (7) 3 60 . Q (4 4) - 27 17 19 15 511 Il l Atlanta at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Buffalo Flew Orleans at Chicago Washington at Kansas City New York at Portland Wednesdays Games Cleveland at Detroit Los Angeles at Boston Milwaukee at Philadelphia Kansas City at Houstog Golden Slate at Phoenix New York at Seattle 7.750. Handle - 1107.772 TON TONIGHT 'S ENTRIES (6) 500. 210. 3 Penny Evans (2) 20. 0 (4 6) 117 00; 1 (4-6-2) 1259 00. a SEVENTH - 5-16. C: 1. H I JalAlal 32-34-66 37-47-70 Pacific Division 75 s r73 S Seattle - TENTH -516. B 1. Glens Cara THIRD- I. EdJy Beitia. 2. ($ ) 7.20, 420, 320. 2. SkilIagoler (7) Echano Len):, 4. Oguiza Arana, 1. 10.20, 3.10; 3 Blue Benny (7) 3r60; 0 Ica Sanchez, S. Arecha Quiola, 6. 17 I) 139 20; 1st hall BP ($2) 37 OS Atdana Alberdi, 7. Larri Jay), I. ELEVENTH -516, A- 1. Fruit Urza Okoko Float (1) 3 20. 2.20. 2 20; 2 X's FOURTH-). Domingo Miguel, 2. Moortglo (3) 3.00, 2 10; 3 Bob's Mia Plegui Eloria, 3. Barn Bengoa, S (5) 7,10; 0 (1-3) 4.20. P (1 2) 0.10; Cacho Jay). S. Alava-Zarre, 6 BP (0-2) (I 11 126310; 31.36 Arecha Perez, 7. Ma no lo Echave. S. TWELFTH - 3-5. 0: 1. Go Go BuIbao-Sar,chez. Cactus (1) 600, 3.6.0, S.60; Swttt ORLANDOSEMINOLE FIFTH- 1 Erdoza Ramon, 2. Score U) 1 10. 1 60; 3. Shimmering MONDAY MATINEE Sala Me-ncha, 3 Manoio Aguirre. I (I) 6.40; Q (1-3) 13-4.10; T (1-30) Chucho Miguel, 5 Fermin, Bengoa, lIdS 10; 39.77 FIRST I Urza Okoki (6) 1520. 6 Santi.Muguen:a, 7 Maruri A-?533; Handle I1U,707 160, 7. Aldana Alberdi (7) S 10, Larrea, S. Celaya -Echave. 310. 3 Necui QuIoIa (3) 3 30. 0 (67 SIXTH- 1. Cache Perez, 2. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 175 60; P 15 7 $1,107 60 Ogui:a Sanchez, 3. Barre-Miguel, i. SECOND I Ica Okoki (3)930, Arecha Elonla, S. Piegui Bengoa, 6. FIRST - 5-16. 8: I. Lusty I $0 360. 2 Lam, Qulola (1) 900. Domingo JavI, 7 Bilbao lame, S Lieutenant; 7 Taxpayer, 3 Berkley 6 40. 3 Cacho Elonia (4) 4 00.0 (13) Alava Echeve Kelou. I Tern Gibson; S. Karen 130 60. P (31)192 70, Big 0 (6 7 with SEVENTH- 1 P4eguI Qulola, 7. Kay. 6 Rollo Chat; 7. Chrome I)) 1)76510 Ica Okoki. 3. Echano-Javi. 1. Charge-; S Unit THIRD - I. Lamni Beitia ($) 25 60 . Domingo Beitia, S Unta Alberdi, I SECOND - S-Il. M: I. K's 680, 7 20, 2. Ica Alberdl (3) 4 0o. Larri Arana, 7. Eddy-Perez, S Trigger, 2 Alert's Spirit; 3. Keen 3 60. 3 Arecha Okoki (7) 6 60; Q (3 Aldana Leni:. Charo; 1. Dirty Tricks; S. A yenI) 139 60. P (53) t"10 EIGHTH-1 SaIa-Altu,2. Ce(aya- tune; 4. Red Chantilly; 7. Whycliff FOURTH - 1 Echano Zarre (1) Aguirre. 3 Manolo Juan, 1. Alava Carol; S 3221-60 21-34-67 Pro Basketball G State Ramirez, Gottfried Win of (IT. 3230-47 29 33-62 35 30-65 31-47 3535-70 - cs ('is QUART I ,0 DON Q RUM QUART 4,49 - ~ 41 m FOUR ROSES * I MAY15 SCOTCH QUART 4.29 6 PAK BEER -- , '4 3 30. P (65) 1131.10; 31 96 first enreIvedfor Daytona win. Gregg, teamed EIGHTH - S-Id, D: 1. WyClIf I theJan.31,24lioursofDa>tona FIRST- 1 Larri-Lenl:, 7. Ica EnIci (6) 310, 2.10, 240. 2 L. L. with his protege Burley A,'en, 3 Ectiano-Okki, 4 Neg Squint quint (S) 7.60, 300; 3 Mistlr,g Championship Race' Of Haywood, had the 1973 Beitia, S. Barre-Elor:a, 6 Eddy- Moment (3)400; Q (S-I) 1900 " F.ndwance and it reflects a new and 1975 runnings of (6Albeldi, 7. Aldana Sanchez, I. Ur:a the 5) $24.10 31.51 look in American competition, nation's premier test of auto Qulola NINTH - S-Id, C: I. G.M's SECOND- I. Ica -Quiola, 2 Couleur (2) 4) 00, 21 00. 1320; 2. The entry is for a BMW 'Coke racing endurance for the Cacho Lenh:, 3. Echano-Alberdi, 1. Montague Queen lii 600, 10 3 Machine" to be driven by 1975 Stuttgart builder. OguI: Eloria, S Eddy Arana, 6. Avatielle U ) 3 60;Q(2 1) 1150.60; ' Daytona 500 winner and '73 Larri Beilia. 7. Unla Sanchez. S. (7 1) 1596 10, 32 32 WHA Monday's Games No games scheduled Todays Games Indianapolis at Edmonton Cincinnatiat Houston New Englanø at Ottawa Winnipeg at Calgary San Diego at Toronto Wednesday's Games San Diego at Cleveland Toronto at Winnlptg Phoe.njx at Minnesota 7321--is 31.61 (6$) 550 60 P (I 6) 1154 50 TWELFTH I Fermin Alp , (7) 770, 760. 3 10. 7 Sala Muguer,a 4) S 00. 7 10. 3 S.anti Juan (I ) S60. Q 20. P (7 4)114310; Bi g Q (6 S With 1 7) 1637 60 A -.---- NBA ii 16 11 1210 90-76 S 371 Eastern Conternce 1 Indiana (62) 100 1,3)0 Atlantic Division 2 Maryland (5) 100 1,176 W L PcI. GB 3.UCLA 10 1 1,034 SO) Boston 72 10 1 Ma'queqte I-) 72 17 647 1 5 Nov 1 Vegas 130 603 Philphla Bu ffalo 20 16 556 6 P4 Carolina 71 493 New York 17 71 4.-li S 7 Wake Forest 100 Central Division Washington 11 0 494 376 Washington 19 15 sit 9. Tennessee to 1 iLl Atlanta 17 15 53) 1 10 Alabama •1 Cleveland It 17 514 Il l )) P4 C St. • Houston 16 17 455 2' 17 .Putgers 100 3)7 267 N Orleans II 19 471 41 -p Ii Notre Dame 5.3 Western Conference Midwest Division ___________________ Milwaukee IS 10 455 ---11111111111111111111111111111111 Detroit ii i *S K C. 11 73 321 Chic-ago 9 75 765 6, meet 4.29 QUART GLEN votes in parentheses, season recor, through Sunday and tat points Points based on 20 Foes In World Net Tourney CANADIAN LT.D. ___ AT FERN PARK Ward Cotrell Ashe, Pasarell First Round - ''DISCO'' Putt-Puff By The Associated Press Chris Dernago The Top Twenty teams In Teddy FIstathion The Associated Press college John Kirk basketball poll with first place IN BRIEF ALTAMONTE-436-1 BLOCK EAST OF 1-4 S SANFORD 11-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 41 Wednesday's Games 47 oviet Wings &I Chicago. ci 33 hbtin PhIladelphia at Toronto Montreal at Minnftota Pittsburgh at ClIfornla Los Arçctes at K.nas Ci ty Dennis PIper 34-33-47 Novice Division SPORTS 2.98 240!. ALL ITEMS THIS PAGE GOOD THESE STORES ALSO 4.79 4.6 UT. 5TH '74 YIN. BEAUJOLAIS ITAIIAIC CHAMPAGNE (ME CITY PINK. MD WHITE e 2.99 2401. CABERNET SAUVIGNON J ERCHLRRL GARLUL College Poll Xani.a5 City' at New York Island e r Detroit at Atlanta Vancouver at Washington 4 111 7.7 10 3 - CREAM SHERRY SPAIN 2.91 S6'ASL POMIAL NOSE FROM PORTUGAL 2.292501. B(AUVILLI FROM FRANCE ___ ci'. / Christian 94 St. Mary's. Tex 17, Tex. Lu theran ' ICU 79, SMU 75 37.95 CASE I w Howard Payne 59, E Texas S6 Tarleton St 93. Texas All ii Sam Houston $7, Abilene 2 Ut. HAIG 5 STAR all KY. TAVERN 800 STH IROYAL DELUXE I .RUM SANGRIA OICANTU GORDON GIN 5TH UbNA 7t9 73, UNC Charlotte Michigan 93, Minnesota Purdue SI, Butler Witconjin $2, Ohio St $1, 01 Oral Roberts 90, Los Angeles Loyola 53 Dayton 92. Jacksonville U St. Louis 73, Drake 61 zL IMP. FRANCE 89" CASE o VODKA GAL 51$ 48'ASE MNENRY 12 YR.BRR, ::..v. '/z OLD CROW BOURBON KY. _ 53 fALL 5 TYPES 4lt ASE SUNRISE TEQUILA _ 899 5TH 3"IJACQUIN 5TH CEO. DICKEL BLACK - ___ ___ __ .-; YUKON JACK SEAGRAM V.0. or. - DI SARONNO WINE EARLY TIMES BRI. GILBEY GIN i. WALKER RED 541 ASE UT. (!I' wicr ____________________ ~A _____ HAIG 5 STAR SCOTCH ________ WINDSOR ______ _____ HOUSE OF STIJARTOT.4.79 14k 58'ASE 5TH 559AsE CANADIAN MIST 4•5 4.9 JOHN 8(06 IjSHR S `ST IPE CT 5.29 ! ii*4 e 5TH CORONET BRANDY CANADIAN MIST BUY *3C SAVE - - - -- 5O'ASL 7 BIG DAYS SUN. JAN. 4 THRU. SAT. JAN, 10 - r 5TH MARNIER -- ; ft,Pi CALVERT EXTRA 8" GRAND OPENING CONTINUES r - g. 52' *1211 11th ST 4 MI £ AT FLA TURNPIKE - 51$ CAN. LORD CALVERT ST. CLOUD 10$ BROACWAY - 51$ 477AS CHRIS. BROS. BRANDY LOUNGE KISSIMMEE 51K 52'AsE 71 BLACK VELVET 18 SO. OR BI TRAIL *5.2723 SILVER STAR RD. SOUIHSID( •.sHWY 17 g2 AT * SOUTH & MILLS RAILROAD OVERPASS * COCKTAIL LOUNGE & P1(0. 929 w FAIRBANKS **COCKTAIL LOUNGE & PKU. 2222 ALOMA AVE OPEN lU 2 A M ***OPEN SUNDAY PKQ & LONGW000 5TH BALLANTINE SCOTCH ABC 100° VODKA WESTSIOE NORTHSIDE 8150 CASE GRAND I I 100, Indian-a 74, Northwestern 61 Michigan St 105. Iowa SI 1 4 . 9 9 TOURNAMENTS Stetson 66. The C i tadel 60 Mercer 92. (Tostcv U 79 St MIDWEST SPARKLING BURGUNDY I Air Force S) Wyoming 57 -- W Kentucky 77 Pro Division Mike PfeiIler Ken Evans Tom Bonds Gary EngI.sh Clarence Daniels Jo Daniels Jack Poole Amateur Division Idaho 6). Illinois St 60, 01 751 702 (0) 92 Minn jta St a, PINK ROYAL $LANy STATE CHAMPAGNE OR COLD DUCK 41 EXHIBITIONS Athletes in Action Weit 77 Gardner Webb to, Md East Marymoijnt ct-n Shore $7 STATE MAGNUM 11 L on g Bch St Ii, Los A"gcic-s st a Virginia 77, DavIdson 51 Vanderbilt 71, Mississippi MOUUN ROUGE OR ANDRE 3.99 5TH Arizona $5, Fullerton St 70 San Diego St 7$. Colorado 72 UC Davis 72, Cal Poly SLO as tanooga 75 • to 1 is LSU IS, Florida 7 S Florida 90. GOLD SEAL Ii St Johns 15 Cincinnati (8 LouivjIl Omaha 72 Alabama 76, Kentucky 6.) Tennessee Tech (6 Arkansas CHAMPAGNE 1 99 5TH COLD DUCK New Nw Mr.ico II. Northridge S Portland St. 69, Møntan 67 S Calif. No Ant. U. 110, Bethany 70 19 MiChlg Pp prdlne !i ?)Ftico SOUTH P4 CarolIna 01. Yale 4, Auburn 77, MiSsissIppi C/# FCfiPE ,4'tp4f'P 'f j WERe 10 & 4t'Ou,YC1P ,i ., Parsons, Hobbs 1) pr ~ pt j _______ 41C WEST EAST Holy Cross iS. Fordham Niagara 6), Villanova 57 Scranton 57, Army 1*1ST I? - College 4 C//a'C(5 fiuk.qe - SCOREBOARD GIFT BOX ASST SEAGRAM V 0 - TEACHERS SCOTCH JIM BEAM KY BOURBON O6 VODKA GIN RUM io r 6010,0 / - FRUIT OF t' TP?1 IV FLA SOUVENIR 8YR, INDIANA BRI3. 4.99 QUART 11 ___ MACE GREEN . ArRv 6L*c8IRRy '.t(Oht-CACAo 6.995TH _______ . 86 PROOF BLEND NO REDUCTION OF PROOF 7.99 GREEN _____ 3 QTS. 14" . TOM SIMS __________ KENTUCKY 8 YR. BOURBON TEQUILA STANLEY VAUOERMINr .7.99 SABRA _____ -;- - -- 1.49 499 . . BOURBON MIX 12 (ITS. 59" MY 7.49.UT. ... CAMPARI ACIUTREAU CHERRY SUISSE _________ LORD CALVERT OD 8 _________ CANADIAN VODKA - .........12IDKA STANLEY KAHIUA MEXICAN ___________ 4 4 7.49 QUART % - I , TROPIC ISLE ; 4 TEACHERS JACQUIN .' 4 rAl, declined comment Monday on . - - 0 - • . Failing AR(1'rp igey Pip A fi / /cM cc,t w/'Y# {t-7 fl(l was unduly optimistic factor In our thinking," Marof the allegations against about FSUs football pros pects. shall said. Mudru, but said failure to iraFSU Athietic Direor John 'All •. money•, prove the ,..s beg,an to raise . academic standing of Bridgers id t he search f or a , ,. ,, found i.SaIu• - 1. players was a factor. new mach Is underway but but it FStJ President Stanley Motddn t be good for me couitl take several weeks. shall said this year's 3-8 record or t he program to go Into those (nic)ws men ti one 11., i Akk-Aft d in early It 1 ) as not the main reason why 1 . j9 add UP to speculation include Maryland's it.11 awful - . t -,# allunni and supporters urged L Claiborne. West 11mm- er. Smith went on to Jerr% 11 I him to fire Mudra. "it was othI I % Virginia's Bobby Bowden and k I-- " cr elvinents, but I don't want to criticizc what lie &dd were in. North C2rolina State's LOU enjents to imCHIflO f ootbal l P a)(r th universi ty 's (riend • TI UT IS support Ifl Tallahas d( .i( (HIR .1 said. silt, for hirini either fanner That's Fruit Float, star of the Wayne Strong Kennel, taking a look 1UCl.l was not available for "The- were Just not doing a I"SU Coach Bill Peterson or for the rabbit at the Sanford -Orlando Kennel Club, where a (fTiIj)eflt charity program will be scheduled tonight benefiting Seminole Lions, lie ion South's allega- doggone thing for those players Gene Cox of Tallahassee Leon, ssued a statement academically to make then, one of Florida's 111051 succesful Community College. LeIt to right are Seminole coeds Linda saying "no good aid would be tay in school,' said the former high schnol coaches. Nibllck and Sandy Jones. Seminole will also benefit from a served" if he challenged his aide In Gay. Heubin Askew. "1 sense a real split of people similar program Jan. 14 at Orlando-SemInole Jai-Alai. Last year dismissal "and It is in that There are a lot of boys in very in Tallahassee on both of those (lose to $20,000 was raised by the programs. spirit that I accept it." serious trouble academically" issts," Smith said. - IlI -...-.- -- FOREGONE CONCLUSION by Alan Mover tAt I.MJ/tSSI L (AI' Mir'hall Fired MudraSunda) Marcha!I fired Mudra after I).irrtll Mudr s sideline after about 71) tdurnni raLcul sd)in, in November that no Shortcnming,s rather than two 197,000 to buy off one-year of his change was antidp.tcd. Mar. straight losing seasons were re contract at about 1.10.000 and shall said he changed his Iflind sponsible for his dismissal as pay ('(her expenses associated when supporters raised money Horitla St(v football ooach, with a coaching change. to buy a year of Mudra's consays an FSLJ alwuni leader. Smith said he initially be. tract and opposition to the Jun South. a T;Illahassee at. caint dissatisfied with Mudr-a coach increased. tarnev who is president-elect of hcn the mach criticized as. "They 1111gM have siayed the FSU Altunni Association, sistanis and players In public away in droves, and that was a - --•A •- MEXICANA - -- - - - 7.99 - Tuesday, Jan., 7i-.3 15 - -, .-*----.-. 8 YR. SCOTCH .... udra 's - IkIMLI GRANT'S 1A MARIA M ___ 11 I ___________ CANADIAN jj•. 4*995Tk Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ne Problem =;r --- ~=~---- . ---~v- - ,!-. .--..______ ~-. ---- - -. --i f==~~ ~~ "%=, --~--f~ ,: I 141519b GOLD SCOTCH 8 YR. SCOTCH 2A M 5DAY SALE TUES., JAN. 6THRU SAT., JAN. 10 J KY. BRB. MARTIN'S V.V.O. suo* ARE '610'9 BELOW WHOLESALE CASE US1 . 1 OPEN THESE prnc 90° 41 VAT 69 YELL ____ . PUERTO RICO'S FINEST REBEL .---~ SA.E - . - -.- ~ I • -w:,- RUM OR DAR K 868 ° CANADIAN curry - -- DELUXE CANADIAN V* _________________ CANADIAN PREMIUM ST. LEGER IK JTTV Tuesday, Jan.. 1q76 - ______ SIXTH - I Cacho Echave (2) Of satisfied drivers the world over. D.tInnsi ft..'.I.ii., __ - - ,- --- - .------ -----.-*--.. -- - '- _----- - - -.--- .-.---.- - - -- - - - ------- -.-.--- . --. - . - -- -. -- --4-- -,- - , ,----------' - ----. ,- -. ---- :=-.- -' -' -.- .- �- -- - - . ' - *)retson Seeks _ - . 1 5. - - - __ - 11JUC - 9 a . ______ . " ~ " I z_'. - -;..!;~ ,,~.;,5 -_,I);'~'rf. , , _'~~, ",;, ;-,~,'V,j' . 0 'A I -_ Ill, The Associated I'rc*s at Dayton. South Florida (84) made its claim the championship of Its Irons TennesseChattanoogj own Hatters Classic tour- (7-2) in Tampa. Ed Davis nament tonight in the onl) game involin a major college 17, ilk Butner 16. Doug Aplin 14 • • Iii Stet,n University il l try to (ire st . • • • a . S tAIL 'L • VV IlliaKer and Penny Grne 10 (or the seeBrahmans. The Ilatters ustA ,I 19-6 ond-half spurt behind a zone dellu- lead in the Floridi-1,SU fense to rally from a 31-30 half- game changed hands Ia times $ ' He I I P S - I 2 E Broadway, a way,Ovi v e H r $ 124Mon-Sat. n a 365 5125 4 - ____ I i ill ,I - !! - _____ I. CEN TER ~ ~f~ where , YOU friends are *" .t N - . -. ,- - - - . I - - i ______________________ -: - ~ ~~ - - -•' I _______ - . ... • -• - ' - . - ~ . - PROBATE .40. : - RO B ERT I CORNELL JR SPECIALISTS IN deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS ". I All Def endants L. Corn el l, Jr., dectawd. are ry notified a required t . NOTICE OF ACTION I I and BARBARA N. POOLE, his wife I * Electronic Engine Tune-Up Auto Air Conditioning • Disc and Drum Brakes eAuto Electrical Service may have against that estate in the I •--. I unknown and all persons claiming Dy. through or under them and all - • . - .- - - 1 .- Ili \ - - - , - - ,.Nw, _~, _=P, - MERLE NORMAN - -- . _4 ._.._- -*.- . 1_z~_-_-_ ~. - - ----- . ~~ COSMETICS - . .. Pictured ahove are Don Alien (owner) and Mali Malloy ready to solve any psumbing need. I; _7 ____ lz~~%, i Pvr, a & BOUTIQUE Gary Redding tallied 17 points a rid Eddie Johnson 16 , -s Auburn pulled away from a fall & r Shop Downtown Sanford 110 Park Ave Ph 322631 Gardedcuid -I- .-. -. I.:, - i A5 CLEARANCE AFTER CHR ISTM AS ' " wi year's \.inderbilt explcdcd in an Floyd Basic) tallied 2asiU overt me • •ith the lead -Nlississippi State 71-66 and changing IS times before the Isiana State nudged Florida Ingis opened. a seven point 879 with a whirlwind finish lead with lOminutes left only to that saw the Tiguib expand a .s4* tile Gators chop it to two wo-poin ea w throws in the final three Mbhliller and Ker. flip SeCOfldS. had two free throws in the final three seconds eor 'la joined Tennessee - - = =__ - -_________i;~.. ______ -_ - . - ~ I; •_i q _____________________________________________ 1111111111111111111111 4 INC Ph 834.0722 (Toll Free) Casselberry There are a number of Louise handles all the office and PVC pipe and fittings. The them to take care of your Seminole County. Florlds In the . I plumbing supply houses In the work while Larry works in the I t j. , , , plastic pi pe. la,t, -_ courthm,te at 53mert4 Ftooda. 2 Blks North of S R 434 I . lmger Par:llcular proble ni. Of Cwt 4!, s ft Sanford area, but only one that Ohm claiming any right title or within f our warehouse. Both wholesale and than copper, accordi " (a, calendar months 0 supp V pro ess onal 831.2677 com nes, a complete line of retail business is handled Wdw tst in and to the ioIinq % thedat,thefit of pbiication - - - - by plumbing exPe rts, Complete Plumbers with tools. 44'I deIIb property plumbing supplies with 7 day a J Seminole Supply this Nice Each claim replacement parts for toilet 1 YCIJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED demand must " week availability. 9 , . _____________________________________ . Over 20 000 faucet washers in writing and must is warehouse tanks are handled along with are stocked b that an act ion to foreclose a mor. State the Place of residence and Malt Mall That one is Seminole Supply post Seminole upply. Inc., 100 Seminole Blvd., (Race manager. He was with Great several types of kitchen and otrvs, - ,~=-n* , .*to clalmard and along with over too LETTHOMPSON &SON ROOFING KEEP A GOOD ROOF OVER I 9 Waft r"ord on the following Prop"iy '" YOUR HEAD in Orlando South In Must bil? SWOM #0 bY the claimant, Track Road), Casselberry. S.minole C ounty, FlOrid.: OPEN DAILY- ; Water heaters, tub and different faucet stems. _~* I .. Pictured above is Lonnie Thompson ' his agent. or his attorney, or It will warehouse manager until he Seminole Supply Inc I 1% Lot 6, LAYO WOOD, according to become void according to Is, Semirvole Supply is open 7 8 A M S P.M. a retired three years ago Don shower valves, single lever and new business The roof of a home or building having opened P the Pitt tnenaof recorded 4n Piat double t ype DATED at Sanford, Florida this Lonnie Thompson has been in will then need replacing. C lured him out of retirement to is the primary protection the roofing these are top quality producti. Back 14. Page U. Of the Public 2"T, day ol DeCem" r, 1975 business for or 20 Monday at theIt above locatlon Nov. ul work on a part-time basis, underground sprinkler• 6 Thompson & Son Roofing can They also put on bunted 1975. Records of Seminol, County, is a family 11C against the elements, so wFen roofs S. Eliw H. Cornell. equipment, both wood and Saturday, and from 1 p.m. to 5 years, which testifies to his supply all types of roofs; build. owned and Between Malt and Don FIlOa. I Thompson & Son are enW, .~ run operation, consisting of D Just Arrived Executrix can solve plastic toilet seats -these are P rn on Sunday. repairs or replacement is ample experience in his fjne He UPS,wood orasphaltshlnglesor bonded and offer guarante' hall been filed against JAMES T. on Seminole Supply Allen, his wife Louise, and s of the Estate of necessary it is essential that the has also beea in Florida for tile. They offer a 15 year that will be hacked up to CRADDOC VELMA J. on Just about apr ob le mparte of the complete supply Larry. So for a one stop shop for all w or k be done by someone with over 20 years. Lonnie Robert L. Cornell, Jr., inventory has his wife; ROBERT ' iumin line been guarantee build-up roof of 4ply letter. They handle both carried by Seminole your plumbing needs, and a di""Ied Don has been in plumbing for the Inowhow and skill to do the In business on his own for three composition, and ASHCRAFT' and ELLEN ASH : WC.Hthison, Jr. Supply. a 20-year residential and commercial place that is open when you 20 years, so has plenty of ex. grin s to them. right . CRAFT. his wife; KOBRIN 11 you are a do-it-yourselfer, need Years.Fatherandsonhave onty guarantee roof using 5-ply jobs them, remember Thompson & Perienceinthcpiumbingsupply BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC., a post Office Drawer H Seminole Supply Inc., han- Seminolehasthetoolsyou need Seminole Supply Inc. They are Son Roofing, recently formed the part- construction. Lorin e quaran. Call 323-12SO operated by and Lonnie or field. He does all of the buying dles galvanized pipe and fit. to handle your own repairs: there when Florida corporation; ORLANDO Sanford. Ftonida 3277) Lonnie Thompson niership and combined their fees that these roofs will be Richard will be happy to come Y.Nu need them. and GYPSUM SPECIALTY, INC. ak-a Attorneys far Executrix and pricing for the concern. fings, copper pipe and fitti ngs, they will also fell you hgiv 1400W, First St. and his son RIchard Thompson, operations in the Sanford area. exactly what is called for in the out and give you tO use ORLANDO 0 V P 5 U M Publish: possesses the experience, a free estimate c. 30, 1VS. Jan 1976 Thompson & Son Roofing contract. Our work Is our on your roof work. Remember. SPECIALTIES, INC., a Flora DEU w equipment and skill to do any replaces old roofs and do all the reputation," he says. He uses It's Important to rratn, ADOBE BUILDING "keep a g CENTERS, INC.. a foreign car . roof Ing lob and do it right. "No woodwork pertaining to roofs. all Bird materials, feeling that roof over your headi" lob is too la r ge or too small,,, Decaye d wood i - ADV. t 's IS . poration; and WINFORD ERNEST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cay w s replaced i a To 6'OO Closed Sun "" °30 '. the iI r cam. POOLE and BARBARA N. POOLE, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. all other work done to prepare his i,f,, and you are required J~w the roof structure for the new ?IJII sJ TIME to CUlT OF THE STATE OF 11 III Irye a copy of your written FLORIDA ! ' '\ covering. Shingle, tile and built• • IN FOR • dfens,s. it any. to tt on LYNN SEMINOLE COUNTY.AND • I TelIpboM p774431 ,, up roofs are all available from t JAMES HINSON 04 Turnbull, Abner CIVIL ACTION. Na. ?S-3611-CA-O,.B 7DW FACTORYAUTHORIZE D deqtrov the Thompsons, Foll ow ing the old adage 'an os1addrflslsi47WestLyrnan MOtION. ALLEN I WILLIAMS, ounce of prevention Is worth a Avenue, Post Office Box too, WW*t you're a working person Wsatebajk,t.s Crickett's owner stresses tha I Part, Florida 337U, and file the pound of cure," there are -3 Plaintiff, Original with the Cloft of In* above VS. several 'clues to watch fen that have probably found that her business Is not a maid completesatisfactionwith their Cricket Starts offers emergency Styled Couni an or before February GLORIA ;after each week's house service, but heavy hOL.SC work, and pretilct coming roof trouble. it I promises J. MARTIN to service. Cleaning hoots are lIh.1976;otherwisealudgm,ntmay :cleaning, the dirt seems to be cleaning. Some of the Jobs thoroughly clean your home" chosen according to you wait for the plaster to fall automatically Defendants. 8E*CE 3TAON be entered isgainvit You for the relief I gning on you a little bit. Or covered are time consuming for Including the dog if he gets in customer's convenience. NOTICE OF SUIT onyourheadortheralntostart I demanded In the comalnt or TO: GLORIA J e of possibly, you're not capable of the average housewife or the way!" 6014 32807 . MARTIN dripping through the ceiling, . ' petition. $249 the specialties of Crickett's is whose residence Is: '.keeping pace with the cleaning bachelor. These johs include repair cos ts can run Into a lot of EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER WITNESS my h9nd and the seal of Cr:cket I*s owners used to be a cleaning before and at er .4 Other a % 514 Mohawk Street :es of your home. In either stripping and waxing kitchen "new money. Missing shingles, water I sald Court on December .*"h, it?$. house" cleaner, but found parties, and an answerinq Shredders Rossville, Georgia W41 I Seat! stains or blackened wood :case. the answer to your floors and other areas, cleaning that there was a real need for a service Is available at all tim es from 119 SO up j YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ~ -cleaning problems is a Art hu r H. 3eckwitn, Jr. bathroom tile to remove all of cleaning around the edges of your roof, service that an action to foreclose a morVA or -1 for to take your calls, , I . :heavy professional house the soap film, cleaning of HAVE Clerk of the Circult Court these are some of the signs of Fof homeowners at a price they tg&gj On the following property in ;cleaning by Crickelt s By: Lillian T. Jenkins . baseboards, walls, windows could afford, 9 Seminole County, FlIda. coming trouble. Missing or she established Crickett will clean a single (_ '_ Deputy Clerk 6 Crickett's Professional House and screens, oven cleaning and her business tosofill 2 Lot III, B lock U. DREAMWOLD the need, damaged shingles allow water 'fl room, or your whole hotise. Call Pc •_ Sfl.,i Or 2510 OAK Publish: Dec. 30, 197S, Jan. 6. 11. 20, FOURTH SECTION, according to 'Cleaning is owned AV by Rose refrigerators (u po n r eq uest.) to get through and cause - *0 Y ou r spring cleaning is not her t od ay at 323.2655 for a free. 1976 :(crickest) Mims, a pretty Kitchen cabinets are cleaned far off, and the Pitt therf as recorded at woo DEU-IU what better way to no obligation estimate on h BOO 4. Page " Of the Public DAILY 9-S :energetic, lady who along with Inside and out, and the while start then with a heavy cleaning much It would cost to get your Records of Seminole County, 'her crew will give your house glove test will show thdt even by Crickett 's. Don't wait to long hoe back in sparkling shape. ENROLL NOW TO SAVE MONEY othe cleaning it r*eds, and doors and heating vents are SAT. 9.i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FIiaETHER WITH: Rare, Dishto call for a free estimate as Defeat the dirt with the Crickett START ANYTIME WITHIN 4 WEEKS :,serves. cleanedl bookings will he filled rapidl y Team!!! ADV. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, washer, Refi,igtrajor and Wa;I to MW FLORIDA. Wall Ca.-Wing. I SUPPLY Seminola Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) I - - ;-~,P_ 0 . I.% SUN 1pm 5pm SEMINOLE . " _____ last lix victor) left Alabama halftime deadlock to dump OIL Ioded at the top of the SE c Miss. John Ilillips tallied 28 for , a 72-66 winner the Rebels, 22 in the fiat half. 'ttr \lississi'ppi, and set Jeff Foes poured in 19 t stage for Saturday's showdown pace Vandv to i dory, but it ;it Auburn between the two took a field goal by Joe Ford hitter rivals. Both are 2-0 in the with two seconds left to force league and hold a one-hall the game to overtime at 624. e lead over ninth-rarkeil Reserve hlike INloore hit two Tennessee, which was idle clutch baskets and a free Uirow OPEN DAILY 7:30a.m..6 p.m. - - -. ______ I I I I = _ - -I'- -- _____________________________ I I ; FIN(F __ ,,1II I - r didn't get his fourth until there , / __________ . IN RE: Estate of • FREE TIMAT I m 1~ , _____ EIOHTERNTH JUDICIAL CIR. HR WRECKER SERVICE Aw---1-----,1 I . 323 1329 wo [ . . • 90-DAY GUARANTEE • Kentucky. (, Crimson Tide broke from a 47"We cut it to five, but that It halftime deadlock to oer. took a lot out ofus It looks like power the Wildcats with if e han(In't been short of brilliant defensive work by personnel we could have had a !Aon[)oac and Anthony chance to win. Ile players played with a lot of courage and I in proud of them" The key w defensi v e Douglas poured in 22 points switches we made in the second 408 MATTIEST • .1- I -.... - ~ -,* ", `~_,_ ~ , I I I LLATION _ . ill, rj~ I I.N. T :.: , NEW & USED PARTS 0 SANFORD I 4 o. i •0 -- Tenth rank ed Alabama tore page out of Bear Bryant's oiaTech, the :r for an SEC learn til Satur. day 's 'S (WI salte playbook Monday night. tur- national runner-up finds itself r:ing to a tenacious defense In issired in the cellar with an 0.2 subdue Kentucky 73 in a record, returning home Southeastern Conference Saturday to test Tennessee. basketball battle. "We just got too far behind," Newton's said Kentucky Coach Joe Hall, 'oach C.,Nl. 14 I. .. - ~_yl __. , - - I:. I W! • Private Patients- VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy ~II -I J il * RE-CHARGE ALL MAKESS ~~ 1 - I -- - . - - 24 Hour Nursing Care For Florida (cli STh at Louisiana 2-7) with 28 points and Felton State and Jacksonville lost 92-83 Young added 18 f- I . __ J ' I I I - to~', r ________ .1 I IJIM .. - - 1. -4 V-I--I .;-. :."i1 --!?..-_-.%- L:, ~_-. - - I __ , , --a I -, ____________________ - ____i_ - lumb'io ng Needs Any Day P ___________ ___________________________________________ ( 11%, ASSO( itTFD l'l{I_S 21 ;ZDjr4")r-,r7 - I III _____ - "r ,L7, I jq, II, Florida now 11 in UK S ver heac~ ~,~~_-._?Ir, 0 -- edo fURNITURE ' '. .1 -i ..,.," Wi th Your .- - Works On Court Supply • ( EVERYTWHGINCLUDIN Ili othcrMonday night aLtioti. % dle it, coast to victory. with six South Florida stopped Ten Flyers reaching double figures nessee-Chattanooga 90-75, Kent (.lover led Jackson%ille I CRADDOCK and j 232S HIGHWAY IJ - I BROWSERS WELCOME Antiques, Glassware, Used Appliances Furniture. Bedding, ciotmnq, lools .... etc. Mediterranean Bedroom Suite. Head. • I 01 and overall. was led by Bob Citadel play a consolation Sal)-the's 20 points and 18 )..MES Size board, Triple Dresser with 2rr Stands, Armoire. Cornplete with bedding and • Thompson & Son ) OLD COUNTRY STORE time deficit h1onday night and and the Galors lost a chance to defeat The Citadel %a. fie C C a with Dave Stowers scored 24 left On i missed 1(oot points to lead Ste tson (7) and OI Greg F throws iopTheCade'srdto28 the three Ta ' .Stetson will play Nlercer Col. secon SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • I S • .r4.) ,~, Bama Def ense •i • ________ basketball team in F1oda. lege 174) in the finals after Bton Univert and I • • Tuesday,Jan.6, iiii7iii--so - , King C - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. ,,~~-- 7' $1',,e;~IIg1 . ~,)~71, - ';-.,-" Z.,'_< '6 ~ tl I1. A I n ig ht . ' jr~~ii, ~ Vr --, I`iv~ . 2 _--.-~--O --~ - TitleTo - - L -n-- mgwkum" - ~ 4fLell I - --- ____- - , • -.--------------,------,~~-,iii~--,-------,---,------. - ILq _1 5 - M-F i iCtii)fl swings tonight agai nst - £ Box Smythe led Florida with archrival 20 points and 18 rebounds. , through aind SEED POTATOES - _.c ' . -- . - ") - - ' . - fr ' • IP I the I- - 50 . ZRK - . -_•_ 9001` 6 - _• & - --- -. .L £4 . -i )J I! T - -* . j iVf '. .- I . i l - j" : , •; L 1 •• ~ ~!K f-;~W. -7, ,,41 ~~E~4. J4 1_ b :z; NO •• CIVIL ACTION No, _,X .,!~~.~ I AL I ~.,;.il: - In re the MarnIae of RONDA SEMIS. and RUSSEL L BEMIS, areregulred to serve copy of your lttn aefenset. It any, to it on • B110N5, TUCKER, Petitioner Lai KER McEwEN SMITH, COFERI TAUB, attor neys III Bank lWiloing. 1. I - 16.1-111 ) i !Ii .-c..::- F - - -i --- Ar?F,ojr H. Oetkwith, Jr Clerk of the circuit coulf By. Elaine Richairot DepwAy Clerk CARROLL BURKE 3$;;%. jk • I ' - tnr t relief demand.d i t he Petit ion WITNESS my hand and o sCalof this Court on th's the l2lh day W Decernbtf, A.0, 1971. lSeat) fficial t ?g ,.. , JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN -- -. i I I T1rcT1Ai1y.yj .tc11,1lJ' f 1 _twgE heard for an o,de, changing Seminole County, Florid&. iinr f- - - - _. 7 E.• II A# S ______ true -. A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS PROFESSIONAL I fi petitioner and said rninor child shall ventilating. irrigating, and po*e4, thereafter be known SVStems. machines, appliances, You are required to serve a copy fixtures, and appurtenance. which Of your answer or other resoonsive nowareor may hereafter peffain to. eading on petitioner's attorney, or be used with, in, or on sa i d Maston O'Neal, Rosemblum & premises. even though they t3e Pipki ns. Suite 203,130 East Highway detached or detachable. ' 4)6. Caslinry, Florida 37707, and at public sale, to the highest and best file the Driginal 7n the above - med bidder for Cash. at the front wes? I KEEPITOFF! lire - HOUSE CLEANIN TRIM CLINIC 612 Sanford Atlantic 6an& B rtçldg. r , Fl riija 37771 , t_-i__ I, - S S- Tampa Florida 3OI Publii Dec. 1975. Jan. 6, 13, Ifl6 I I ''' 323.iiiO 00 I 1 FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE COULD , DEU 123 Awl TS JTS . (Boren . F (305) 57 1 ________ - - J the one company that gives you l' -- "__l - . i_ DUDA A UTO PART - "O.00 PER 41, 0 I i : e 'I i -_ . - - = - -L-9 tA - . - - . LAWN & GARDEN EO WfJOL RETAI :2 A I I I!) -_ - valleys of the Rhine, Neckar, Mosel, and Eser Rivers. The 4- ~, ~ gxiralion, - 4 1494) - & , JOHN ETTE - _: - FROSTING r -'- - _ :- -- [)efencanll - -- '. - - / .1 - - - - - - ' the music land of the world, the most and here are I famous opera houses to be -.---_-_•_• %V . : -.- found, as well as some of the • N -"`%V._ f - - .., -_ mb__ I . . .- •• I : 0 Reg. s2s.00 ' through acres of blossom and in the autumn when the foliage is at its height of color . Germany is =--- FF F7 - wor Id's most ambitiovs newer compositions. Most of all, however, Germany is 1. 1 11 __ 4L4'_1 ~1A. 34_ :7--_ _t, , '''' '-'I--- ----------------- -- --'_-# Post OffcC Drawer X J1kønviIli. Florida 37 01 -''-"-= = 't ~ I ', 1)17 Lora i ne Street Lan si ng , Mich i gan YOJ ARE NOTIFIED THAT Lot SS, SAN LANTA, THIND the PeMioner. ROSE RT W. CLARK SECTION, as recorded in Ptat Book be entered, and you are required to II, Page 75. Sem&nole County. Stfvf 4 C09y at yoW Answer Of F lor id 0, Pleading to the Petition on the Together with all strKivres and Pefitm~,% Attorney. R, Patr Ck m,provernerits, mw andliefealler on Phillips. of Baldwin & Dikeou, Sui - __ - -- -- 'f - -i - Clerk of the C04cuit Ccurt By. Elaine RC?iaroe Deputy Clerk MacLean and Brooke NOTICE OF SALE ROBLRT W. CLARK has filed a tOtiC i hereby given that Petition f or the adoption of your prant to a final judgment of minor Child betr'ng the of for ec losure en tered In the above TRAVIS WARREN KIWALA and a c aptioned •ct . I will Sill the prayer contained within the Petition property situated in Seminole requests the Court to a*a'd that a - - TRAVIS WARREN KIWALA THOMAS EDGAR ELEAM etc et 1 v runs - - - 4 • PRICE • I '/2 - — RICHARD GARY KIWALA a lway s love ly, but espec i ally AND HFIROMMM I beauty spots. There are the Black Forest and the I 4" TH_TOSEE... . I I# 01 I_ -Publish: ,Ian. 6, 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEV 29 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COR. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA. EIGHTEENrH JUDICIAL CIR. NO. IS-1611-CA-49 CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DIVISION A COUNTY, FLORIDA. ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR CASE N 0. PORATION, a Delaware cor In 11he Manor of the Adoption of: JOHN CH .. ¶. Styles by ACCESSORIES 0E I za) - i I~" igj 1 f , I By Martha I. Vihien Di Clerk Publish: Jan 6. 13. 20, 27. 1976 • • in ,e Blvd. VIA The annual meeting of the members of First Federal Savings W4 Loan Association of Seminole C*ynly. Sanford. Florid& *ill be held at the main office of the AssoUslion, 312 West First Street. Wedninday, - ' -,r: _-_ ~ -- - 1.-_ t h ~, *% I ~~ - =_ I , I I : L I - - ... ~ ,A - 2~ ," -11111111101 $1 * - f AND .. VI . - _ ________ • % , i Lamps...inc, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Cavil . I 1236 Provid - -- ~' is - -- 1 IV olow. GALL WORK GUARANTEED I . : - SEE WED 6" ~ I -- (S ea 1) THOSE OLD LAA44OF YOURS HOUSI - HAVING A PARTY? WE'LL , January 21. t71 at 2 - 00 p m Ma.ne 0-err - Ph 2,4SJ llOM19noIeae Deputy c GIBBONS, TUCKER, McEWEN, 11 a .0%0- ..-- Sanford .1 - By Elaine RlCharde SANFORD - -TiIIIII . I fEwtrilhodogithe gelsinthirWay is - Clerk of the Circuit Court 323-3866 these services*ovens •Woodwork ROOM OR WHOLE JUCCISAVITMAD ,---- I Adlillilib"'. of øNO EXERCISE • NO DRUGS A NEW METHOD DEVISED BY A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN WHICH HAS ACHIEVED too PCT. SUCCESS. . ~ G OUOTES Cow t on or before February 61h, door of the Seminole Count 976 If - fail to do so Judgment by Courthouse in Sarford. Florida. at defaultwillbetakenagainst yGufor 1100 AM? on January IIl. 1976 the felitf demanded in the petition. Valed January - 1916 WITNESS my handand the seal of (Seal) 1 - Senk arik ef petitioner's name from BARBARA Together with all structures and JOYCE RIGO to BARBARA JOYCE imPf0vtMentSrVo* and hereafter on BOWEN and the me of tne said md, an t'it attached petitioners mInor Child from thereto: also all gas. steam, electric, JOSEPH JOHN RIGO to JOSEPH water, and other heating. cooking, JOHN BOWEN by which names refrigerating, lighting. umbing SALES RRY . V$ KENNETH WAYNE 8RON and To Stanley Adam Rgo PATRICIA BROWN. hiS Wili. 100 Robert Strew Defennts Building 5, Apartment I NOTICE OF SALE Onghamton. U York t4Ot( 5 hereby given ?h!, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that pursuant to an order or a frs BARBARA JOYCE RIGO, 34 judgment f foreclosure entered in Carriage Hill Circle. Casselberry, the above captioned at'on. I will Florida, intends to apply to the Sell the property situated in Honorable Dominick Saul, Ji,,dge *f SeminoleCounty. FIorida,dekri the above Court, at his office in the at toiIo' County Courthouse at tOO o'clock If 119, SAN LANTA, THIRD 830-4222 - COUNTY, FLORIDA. Civil Action Number IS-IW-cA_o9.O MORT G AGE COR elaware car P0 r at ion, Plaintiff, NOTICE OF ACTION Hwy. 17-fl Longwood i OWEN 4 #PAINT Jaluary, A.0 1976 otherwise a Attorneys for Plaintiff fluIt will be ent er ed against you P0 x & Wi. •: - 'ii_ I for Plaintiff, Y09" &ddreu is P,o, Responøeni Box 1313, Tamp. Flo-rids 33101, and NOTICE OF ACTION Ill* the Of WUI with the Clerk of tht TO~ RUSSELL BEMIS #Wv* Styled Court on or Wore RESIDENCE UNKNOWN January 30. lt?6; otherwise a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Judgilo,ow may tw entered against that an action for Dissolution of M&rriggthas been filed 69SOM you. Complaint. and you art required to terve a copy WITNESS my hand and wal of -of your writtm dittenses to it. if any. this Court on D#C#mb#r 24th, 191S. on Carroll Burke, Atforym for (Seal) Sanford Florida and file the original with the Clerk of Circuit *I • -. LOSE WE*HT FAST has be" filed against you, arid you Court. Sanford, Seminole county, 414-g-_ BARBARA TOYCE . RRORS RY OFFER Sanford Atlantic I'M ilill" In re: The -4 - 'I jf •ART SUPPLIES *GLASS - 1314k Agam I WE MOVED TO - -- ' Case No. is-n"-CA.I1l-C _________ - ; r I ' . • POSIS SEMINOLE COUNTY. Built - Not Clean I I . Fencing*Repair Pads 5 - SERVICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IN THE CIRCUIT COUPT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CiR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRcuir OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ,, • 4 Legal Notice - • AnY thing in Fence ' DrM'c TlRA Legal Notice ç RY FE A lob If I w SPECIALISTS ~ -___- __ - - -- •i- & �. . - __ - __ _____ ____ ------ _____ 71 - - ___ r"'. -,-,: ., - =--". "'--.'..'. - ...- . . .- - - -' ' --.. .,' .-.,--= :'.' - ___............ 68-Evening Herald, Sanfor, -, Ff. -Tuesday, Jan, 1976 Promises, CALENDAR - 4-Personals TELE VISiON LISTINGS AND A Tuesday CO MOVIE: 'Nightmare.' Ed. ward G. Robinson, Kevin McCarthy. 1956. Musician is in. volved in bizarre murder set in Evening U WORLD PRESS t WELCOME BACK, KOT. TER, Kotler has second thoughts about his -free and equal relationship" with Julio ten she takes oft onasluing woekeid in Vermont with a single girl Inend. 7 00 .2: 'ro TELL THE TRUTH BEWITCHED * J. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 800 2' 12 MOVIN ON. Soniiy and W give up a lucrative hauling contract to prevent man and his granddaughter from rislung their lives in a LAKE HURST. H ,j THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED, MING 1959. (Fri.) "Apache Woman." Lloyd Bridges. Joan Taylor. 10.00 CELEBRITY 12' SWEEPSTAKES IC KUTANA i114) PRICE IS RIGHT 10,30 '2.;. fl WHEEL OF FOR. SUNSHINE ALMANAC 1162 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 12 TUNE IC PRICE IS RIGHT Co 700 CLUB 625 jT (Moo) 'With This Ring." (Tues., Thurs.) "Jeannie" (Wed) 'Profiles in Educatn." (Fn) 'Forerght 11.00 6D GAMBIT J) LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 630 C4.; FARM AND HOME 6.38 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES .4 .t LOVE OF LIFE .9 HAPPY DAYS (A) a) (Mon. Wed, Fur) Vii , 12 LIVING WORDS Alegre (Tues. Thurs) Car' 635 6:43 4) 6' CBS NEWS Afternoon .12.) DEVOTIONAL 12 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ( Th UtS)NOVA(A)(Fn.)KUPS SHOW (A) a) THE MOTHERS IN LAW HIGH ROLLERS 300 a) (Moo) 'Wor$rj Press" (R) (Tuo., Wed, Thurs) 'Lowell Thomas Remembors"R(Fn) k Beat" a) BIG VALLEY .2) 12 ANOTHER WORLD (A) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL a) () "Romagnos .. IdDlO fVVOOJ t%14)S snow." (A) ED MY FAVORITE MARTIAN . .2) 4) I1.[ 111 '112. NEWS U ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF ED' 100 CLUB 11.30 12.1. J2 TONIGHT 4 1114) IT) !DYj I. IZA MINNELLI RUDY 41 .;C MATCH GAME ft Ttiuis) 'Cat. (Tues., rascolendas CBS MOVIE: "Cry 9; ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED (Mon.,Tuos Wed . Lilias, Yoga and You" (A) 1Fn.) "Consumer Survival Kit" CD ROCKY AND FRIENDS400 '_'• t_ : _____________________ - ": , = -"-- ' .. 6, PARTRIDGE FAMILY U a) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD I, 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH: Guests ,ncfuje. (Mon.) Danny Davis and the Nashville Bras, Hal Linden, Kenny Rankin (Tues) Carol Burnett, 'run Conway, vjw - :'-. .: Lawrence (Wed) George , pad, the Pointer Sisters, Mon Hall (Thins.) Michael ______________________ -- Enjoy much larg,r "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 disciwen,, per panel an all-new sines 0(24-page boo k let s, To order volumes I. U and UI. send Si for each, making checks Payable to "Sick & Find" in of this niwipeper, _______________________________________________ ____ L_ an -- care Weiillesaa)"S S IVJ 11 I I N '''bI. 1 L. h The Herald Covers T e L ocal News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. . I SUBSCR IBE NOW - I '_ 7 %, . .9.i BEVERLY HILLBILLIES €9 MAYBERRY RFD -_ WEDNESDAY - -_ ___ f&I / 1k____ _._ - _,~ 1 * - ' I I "'.4 9 iiI " '. 06 Cnmptesedr"incr 3 i'CC55f(h4 Il .i U'Qi,}1(d "J ho, 1)15(11*?' Val ue "' "' : -Will propose a situation comedy about a widower with three sons. a widow with three -daughters, a divorcee, two doetors-' 1lc'nn pii,ht hliirk'x thr.'wi -- "r'' n- 4 #1 i$f0*P y14y . / PIED CH1KEN - -- W (..i. -, . Navel Oranges, 12 So per __ bu Juice 0ranges.11 SOperhu. Overeaters Anonymous, 1:30 p.m., Florida Per & IJght, Sanford. Your Container 3?? 5111 . WFJ)F,.SDAY, JANUARY 14 Casrelberry Rotary Club, :30 a.m., The 57 75 Bushel Phone 373 1671 Caboose. ..., Club. -s 18-Help Wanted Rt,.._. - . . us i se mary, o a.m., Mayfair Country ... -- Spanish-Americans and a network executive. it will called "The Spinoff Family." --Will propose a televised award show covering all the honors handed out in last year's 10 or so awards shows. All the nominees will gather in a stadium, if one large enough can be found. Each nominee Will get an award and be allowed to speak for 30 minutes, SotlIVOfle - _____________ -Will write the autoblogra. ph)' of Millard Fillmore in hope Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., a1Je}"5 Altamonte Springs. Mchol1es Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 .W. First St,, Sanford ,' I III MONDAY, JANUARY 19 0~ Hwy " 1c 'U $ 29 P,' eel i rigs Business 7:30 1st Tut's TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., QuaUty Inn, 14 and 434. - Ight Sanford Bingo ['.ery Wed &Sat Early Birds 7:15pm. Luxury Patio Apartments dl ' he d her New ear resolutionsfor 197 We: --Ha v e decided, on reflec. not to them. Maybe OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9flI9:3Frj Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center Cassleberry Ro ta ry Club, 7:30 a.m, The Caboose, of 'your club ar ?ivjtip' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 to Inform the '.'.ay A P, F p AN L EG ION POST 53 .11 FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 Seminole South Rotary Club, Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Alcoholics AflOfl) mous Women's ' ,,, z W. First St. Sanford. ! ant FROM 125 'eg 322•2090 Professionally Man,iqrcl RV anfora SM THE '1'?,' 211`10.10 .'* * ,' TUESDAY,JANUARY 17 Sanford ()Ptimlst Club, wull. Sue Ann's Capri. P rOuI,,r ,i f i LOVALI' Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & ' I Casselbe rry Ro ta ry Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. 01 1 ,1 1 I / FLEET RESERVE ASSU Al ThURSDAY, JANUARY 29 Iiirover . Smi ikr;hsheVi'ng OU to he c're(u) with fire Durir'gth,act1m..r,111j' 1. Rota ry Club of Lake Mary, 8 Club fluInss Meeting 2nd Monday- 7000 Club Hour 'I p in rr,ily fctosctJWc2 P.M., Mayfair Country triO TP'r',cja,' 7i'('O FRIDAy, JANUARY i Seminole Son Lb Rotary (lab, 7.50 a.m., Lord cli'um,ev Ainthnte t' io ?:jt c - .. ,. this listing call: çtCl'1a1 dte 1547 . dy u ffiv 1 HOMES OF DISTINCTION & ' you are haying difficulty find ing a place to live, car Ic, drive, a job, ci' some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. 1J 2 Bdrm. - APARTMENTS *Large Wooded Lots *Paved Streets 'Sewers Street Lights •Sidewalks FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED ii NO SECURITY no,,g ai) .,. ..w.. . ,,s'.n v. Wanted to buy used Office furpiture Any Quantity HOLL'S CaSsetberry, Hwy. Il 92. 530 1706 1973 Ford Window Van 300 57.595 or best offer Phone 372 5065 1971 El Camino Super Sport, PS & P8,AM.FM. air. Call 373 5700 after $ p.m. ___ - , ". - ' A i k,iNc. Piurnng uppie's I *1lir5 Water Heater's S am. to pm. lPsru 5,1?. 2331.5. Park DrIve 373 561?. . Also efticient awning or srrgfe hung 8)1 9974 Fun ___ .eI Us Burglar Pr.)t Your k' Sr-cur?, Loch's Installed PPon 371 84.63 Land Clearing ESTERSON LAND CLIARING Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt. t soil. 127.5943 C&A BackHoe Pressure Cleaning A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure clearri.g 3?) 0863 Radio & TV )RIVF 1f,i TV SERVICE l,i 5cr .('.' 2 L'r 03k (iiri Casseiberry Phone 5)) 9641 Service Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging Hou'setrallers ored moved 3729112 or 834 Roofing ,st 1195 F ret estimates Office Machines OFFICE MACHINES HH au liI, ng ______________ IGHT HAULING, tUcK & trash II Hail Ar'i,t ii F'tu.rit'P) *721 Heater Cleaning 'We rr, (t' it 11ak5 ,Ird r'ucc .5 Free PiclIupand Delivery Sanford Busin"ssMachine, 3n5 - Call 37) 6719 'peel roof repairs, fiat roots or shingles Ail warP, guaranteed OP000EN ROOFING 3116700 -- Sewing 111111111 Pest Control API flPOIjPl PEST CONTROL i llefal;ons Dressmaking, ladles', men's, Children's Drapes, Quilts, U,i' . 1 's!r,nc 312 0707 Donn,s Canada, 7567 Park Dr'e 'c',iN'r S Cleaned, all nirakes IS vrArScaper.eqrce Pt Miller. 177 - 5190 (3 it Burner Cleaning & Set- vice, 21 Upholstering Pet Care Hour Service Dykes Heali ng & Air Conditioning, 322 1$1? Home Improvements C Rj,dv!IwiIde Homes By 46-Commercial Property JIM'S HOME INPROVEMEPIT SEP Pooling And Carpentry Repr 43-lots-Acreage MlNOt.[ 'O Acreage tracts, mall and large 17.000 per acre nd up Terry Petty, Realtor 621 Ill PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonialez 305 373 3919 KEEP WARM. Replace your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS w'th more Burglar Alarms Sanford, ' Vll1age ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD '73 Plymouth Fury, very nice. AUCTION, 373 7)40 37.000 mi., auto, PS & PB, radio. vinyl top. 12,750. 373 6035 aft er 5 '-I'-.'- SOLAR HEATING AND ','IATEP 519E Firs',3fl 5717 3803 Oilando Drive Sanford, 373 5700 iners WI Lt, BUY OR CONSIGN Central Ht',i! 7, Ar Concltonrrg For, free cStimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 3fl. 1111 11111111111111111111 iiiiiiiiiii TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Ibormerly Harriet? S Beauty NOkt Bedroo,r,. 1 bath's A1rCAdy Set up with awning and skirting C heap Phone 373 0110 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, ' /7 If your club or organizaliori 'ioujfd like to be included in :.,, Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From 9 Sales Leaner )SYR. FHAFINANCING GREc,ORy MOflt. I HOMES .. 25000 miles Must sell. Aswm. balance Of 17.136 or payments c' 193 month. 373 3610 after 5 pm Plumbing - 42-Mobi le Homes 707E .372 . -.--. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition. 644 $176. Winter Park _________________ Home Improvements Beauty Care Plights 32? 2352 ",/ Pr's Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center Rest ['st,ii." tirover _sEAs 68-Wanted to Buy 1977 Karman Ghia, 4 Speed. air, AM FM. only 32,000 miles. A real collectors item, Only 57,195, Cal Whitey Eckstein. 372.1451. Dealer JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY sIding & sotl,t system Roofng. Gutters. 70 yr's Eagle Sid-rig Co 131 9563 Days 371 ttij REALTY INC . ' Air Conditioning ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS HAL COLBERT Ift ___________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ,.",, I can cover your tome with alum, 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS 2S4SPARK .' ---- .1 372 lei9afterS Wo guaranteed 371 ___________________ cXO or 530 .471? BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aluminum Siding AT TAFFER REALTY .'/ ~ 11 \. Call San? ord , ._-- 323 6061 of , FAR PIER and BLACK 5&5l T H. Trimming, - - I .40 A COMPLETE TREATI 3 bed room home with many extras. CL f en ced rear yard, evtra large lot. Scr eened porch, equipped kitchen $15. 500 Pt'u R,'.iI Etale Ilrcjkc'r 103 W \,• ' . .-l \O --% , . r 1111=1111111M 1973 Chevrolet. 11.550 1971 VW Bug, air, $1,700 GOAL IF lED '-. L v ' *. 44 % ~ 1964 Buick Skylark, blue, black vinyl top, power steering, air, automatic, only $1,195. Call Don Pope, 3771651. Dealer. - , - ", Reduced to $71,950 -- -.... __ M. Unsworth Realty _......._.._ MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 HERE IT 151 Just what y ou've been sh opping for. Well kept 3 bedroom home in nice neighborhood. Range. carpeting, dishwasher, fence, paneled family room, $76,900 Pv' '. KENMORE WASHER. parts. Service. used machines - A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PP III T, , That's a Classified Acit wing results, try one, and listen to your phone ring Dial 372 2611 or $31 9993. Phone3277683 love with it , and only 5)7,903 Al lOP )) Slli , - Sanford IJOGS Club, noon, Holiday Inn. -- i (ijg 33 7;,; Ca1l37) lS7Oor$3i 4605 1975 Honda, CVCC, 7. 400 mile's. I mos . old. $7,900. 373 5713 after 6 - --- , - Ic, 17 97 & 177, Lorigwcx>ci TWO PLUS TWO ISFOUP And That'sA Fact' Classified Ads Gets Resu lts And That's A Fact Tool Shoeing - , Refrigerator , Dryer , RIVERFRONT HOME - Just listed 2 bedr oom home .it Lemon Buff. Range, refrigerator, washer, dryer. Car pe ting and furni sh ed C L fence surrounds lot. Y ou 'll fall In Harold Hall Realty .5', 11 P. %__ _________ By Owner, ipj't '',..; ..'.On & Sat 52 -Appliances Home of BPP Warranted Homes Clean 3 bedroom, Ii bath, avocado stove S, refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air. Payton's. 377 1301 i . -------'- Stenstrom Realty 321-0041 I ,'irI y tInilal 7 )5P 7,5 GRATEFUL, - ,, - PALS REALTORS a r, to Life in 94&~& of Loch Arbor . ________________ %4XI e0 EXTRAS INCLUDED I 'CALL US. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED 'I -- Welcome. KULP DECORATORS 40'? W 1s1 St 377 7335 Buy Furniture EXECUTIVE LIVING, I BR, ?bath, fcx'maldlning Separate cottage or game room area. &49 Son TWO STORY STUCCO 9 9 FURNISHED 4 bedroom, central 322 7643 - THIS HANDY MAN FIX-IT 117,000 Home has? BR, 1 bath and a Ifyotj have a job and good credit, we can move you into a one, two, or three bedroom garden homel plan, 2 baths, central heal & air. 1111400 4 OKEY ~_ - 24 His, 2017S. FRENCH (HWY 1792) S7S.00. t)roh,'r carpeted. fenced yard with utility %h 5.9.000 323 4313 after 330 I pm MEt TI N (.'. MONDAY, JANUARY 2$ Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Chic Center. Real Estate 323-9410 DUPLEX- 2 bedroom con '7 block, excellent Condition, no City taxes, by ow ne r 322 6420 zoning.' Low down, low monthly and low interest, $19,500 PLANNED FOR DAY NUR5ERYRustic 3 bedroOm, large shady lot, quiet area. Will make excellent private home Terrific potential MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 1505 W. 251h St. Ti u ui', Each Mont ti ________ an 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTORS ME,S 254$ PARK 79-Trucks-Traile rs =" - Golden Touch tI Sew. 515; Touch '54 Sew model 600, $169 50; Touch 'N Sew mod el 755. Over 5.500 new, balance $715; Singer Feather Weigh?, 160. Singer with drop in bobbin, left for repairs, $26. Term's - Low as 55 per month. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER L)c*ntow'n 307 lstSt M. WITT REALTY MAKE $555- Nearly new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, With commercial (ill Sanford's SalesLeautr l'1'.'y I? .',7 I .'u' SOuth of Santc' 1 1201 Nice 7 control, carpeting & fencing What more can yos ask f r Iv 7:50 a.m., Lord - bedroom 1'', bath condo Range, SANFORD Country TEENY DOWN AT THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 8 a.m., Mayfair - disposal and dishwasher Climate 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOU S ES puhlic Miller k c 577.500 Singer Sale VACANT-? YEARS PEW' Want offer. Out of state owner, 3 bedroom, It: baths, Spanish, central air, garage, applianc es, carpeting, asking Req Pea' l,ctate Broker 327774$ 3220179 NEW high quality homes with Only TOKEN DOWN PAYMENTI You can't afford to rent when we can make Ownership this easyf - -- Chico & The Man "' Pent RIDe Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for on ly 51.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE tables with drawers, good con _______ call. BEDROOMSUITES ____ ______ .. Your Host And Hostess: Lee and Gladys Moss - STUDIO I, 2,3 Did you Inc', that ','cur club or orqInI!ltIuiI LIn anpear in this listing each v.eek for only S3 per ',seek? This Is an Ideal ' Reg. FRIEDCHICKEN DEAR GLADYS. We have found that 2 bedroom I' bath charmer You've been looking for In the mid 5 thousands. Has lovely paneled family room, nicety landscaped Yard Just perfect for your husband and you We lost your Phone number, so please give us a I',cdro3m apt , k,tcheri equipped, air. carpeted Large I's',a!r i'arrJ SI°S ft's ll? 2?t y, rU's & ev"s Florida Power & __ ___ ___ .u.a SAVE A BUNCH' Owner has a surplus of homes and has to sell this one Partially completed addition on the rear of this 2 OR home Kitchen equipped, fenced rear yard Slashed to $13,900. 1972 HONDA 330 CHOPPER Excellent Cor'dit,on 1-413 P hone 173 9025 64-Equipment for Rent _ ditlon, 322 6072. Bunk Beds and Dish washer NO GIMMICKS LOW LOW INTEREST PATES 1973 H onda 4SOSernI.Chop 5651) Phone 323 5700 after 3 p.m If you are having difficulty finding a S pc. gold sectional and 2 walnut end NO GIVE AWAYS. ~ Home ci BPP Warranted Hornet 2 BEDROOM, KITCHEN FUR PIISHED, HEATANDAIR Phone 322 445,3 , .E', ('1 BEYOND THE 00141 PACT" Stenstrom Realty 31A-Duplexes Gardens Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn, Kish Real Estate ,, 323 JA66 _.. WC)(J(J or steel oe,ks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, str&ghl chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and tarry. POLL'S Cassetberry, 17.92.130 4206 51-Household Goods . .,. . .. 7S'x125' iot Call us. - 111111111111111111111111111111111111f 51355150 CoIorTV eneva easonabte cost. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath c.ir well shaded lot at end of dead end street. School, church and shopping in walking distance. Needs clea ning, painting and repairs to walls fin and out), dining room ceiling and plumbing. Has new root. Best otter over $11,000 lakes. Cash or minimum 20 pct down. No closing costs. 322 1217, ext 26 .% QUALITY INtl NORTH 46 SR 131. 1 inq...ciOd Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. it's a "dog", but has potential for PfOtit or comfortable home at 3?? 8353 aenl% br? Bedrooms Adultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drive. 570 up I H __~ u bedroom, utililiC'S included, $150 per month. Adults Only 377 4470 'sce I Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center, ',%'ereal ers Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., REAL 9306633 ---- LARGE HOUSE-SMALL PRICE Four bedroom, 7 baths, PLUS sewing room, sitting room, and utility room. Fenced yard with above ground pool, Fruit tree,. on ly 572.500 Handy Man's Delight Greene, Inc. Forrest FREE GIFTWRAPPING-All Baby Gifts, KnitS, Christrnng Gowns. PAY TON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Pr 17? 1101 2640 Hiawatha than new. 542.500. 80i 'd lst5t 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves ----a Used office furniture AUCTION Friday, Jan. 9, 11A.M. FIVE BEDROOMS' super buyf Pric ed to sell. Fireplac e In family room, for mal dining room, big garage, fenced. Better M.UNS WORTH REALTY LAKE MARY I Bedroom, I bath frame hom&', detached garage, nice Shade trees, near tithing, swimming JUST LISTED, l,9U5 CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT PHONE 377)30) -. .-vater front cottage on the sceni c Wekiva River Furnished 7 I S A B I., E D A MER IC AN V E I ERA N S I Custom home On ojr lot or ours We will arranos, tinanc.ng . 41-HOUS4?S SAPI,','O PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom t,i'*ter tlptt Adult & family park Weekly 3515 l'4w, 17 97, Snnlorct Lord SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 "The 2nd Get'em Hot" Real Estate .3 Rooms for 1 or couple, water furnished, air condition, References required. $100 month, ISO deposit, 372.7399. NOTICE to ; ', R,q P*'i! Estate Broker AVAILABLE FRIDAY, JANUARY 1$ rMyment, monthly payments less IPAfl rent, Government SubsidiZed 373 1321 or 372 6520 MONTHLY RENTALS Club, conventions. ________ 3,55 Alcoholics Anonymous (open meetIng), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford, Rotary Club of Lake Mary, duri ng, t h e Olympics . .')ps, all (.lUld start you on a new and profitable Career Call 562 'e. gets historic and nom- mates somebody without first saying, "lie is a man who.,.." - TarWJCtOS and Lemons P U . I-lutcn*s brr, 372 4054 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 New houses ri a rural area No down 4QQ5q Ft Strop Space bO0;4 Maole 323 1930 Oranges, Grapefruit. Tangerines Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center ('t..l, Tangerines no 'Em While * * They're Hot" * 2764 _ -' GOOD ALL DAY D ft".L CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN. HOT ROLLS Choi ce Cole Slaw, French Fries Potato Salad, Baked Beans Mashed Potatoes & Gravy 'i.'. downstairs, quiet Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY -- * "Get Catt 1974 Honda CL 700, like new Luggage rack Best offer Phone 372 7539 __________________________ ---'--- 1919S.French to oualf,'d b'iy('rOulIly! I placeto live, car to drve. a job, or New seller every hour. Have had up some 'ervice you have need of, 1987 Iriternat Gnat Scout, I wheel to 16 truck loads to sell. This "cad all Our want ads every day , drive, ,sl? 1759 auction for people wtro want to 322.6457 _______ __________ sa ve or make money. We sell b-- ----- -- - -.------ --..-the piece, dozen, gross, or 61-Building Materials I .4 . . .. 80-Autos for Sale truckload. All types 'of goods, -jew elry, food items, bric.a brac, 5'ns ( 0 Ix!x12 CHULUOTA- 2 (JR. 7 baths, Fla AnyCarCarcrystal, radios, S tracks, many Us ed Lumber. Al? rm.,, kit, equipped, carpet, air Heart Pine .'.Ii .','c,i't' Dell) other items No Money Down Phone 372 7791 heat, drapes, laundry rm., tool HWY 46 FLEA MARKET _______________________ WITH GOOD CREDIT house, corner fenced lot, citrus, On Highway lo. Sanf or d For Example $23,711) FHA terms CHLJLIJOTA I (BefrindAuctlonGaltenlesj 62 1971 Fiat Racer Lawn-Garden REALTY, 365 3757 . - . 1971 Duster. 6 cy, , Sta nd . Lirge size floor model Oil heater, 250 1970 Hornet. 6 Cyl . Stand . 36000 gal. lank, c on crete 'land to hold Spectr,scideqranul-s for lawn insect Original mites , $9'?) Oil tank. Chimney and copper control Grrd"nL,rrd, 1100 W 1st , others !0005..','.r, IdrryS on, tubing. V,'ill sell for $200 Call 372 ___ St , 37) (,4)9_ ____ vi's REALTOR 322 1959. 1?? itt-s Call W. Garnett White 76-Auto Parts ' - 0 OLIN U PAL COIl TRAC TOP P EAt. ESTATE, INC Central Floriaa's MULTIPLE LIS T ING REAL1OR 3724991 o chcc.se from, on e 54.000; on e 1.4.500; on e 56.500, or we will build your l'iorns, on one of these lotS for A package deal . 60-Office Supplies 7 Good living roo m chairs, 7 Chests; single bed; boy's clothing, size to, 323 5 873 or 373 JOHNNY WALKER Stemper Realty 7 Off ices attacec'J Warehouse truck height Large fenced outside storage Central lora'on Large 2 BR, downstairs apt all utilities, i n cl heat 540 wkly 372 NAVELS,GRAP!F-M oIls .T ANGELOS - $7SCIflUSHEL 177 673) or 372 (1)57 3 .- 3725672 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. C ounter top's, Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell :n s2 anyll Tie'. LAKE LOTS Movieland Drive in Theatre, South Il P2 Phone 3fl1216. 327 1770 BUY-SELL-TRADE 31131SF First St. free Reconditioned Batteries, $17 95 II' Johason fiberglass fishing boat and trailer, 74" Snappin Turtle mower, 30" power lawn Sweeper 3226670 ii bl'., i1ir tr, P.',r'licnviIl' Ave 511.500 Te''ms if (1'-', rc'rJ thoutentis of dollars less now. Ar, Hard to find smal acreage at a small price Buy S of 10 acres at 52,503 per acre or If acres at $2700 per acre Terms available Commercial Building 09 2507 French Ave 3fl 3472 '') PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES, BANQUETS, MEETINGS ETC. REASONABLE RATES and '#y. tOte slow I The attack will consist of stom. ping into the sponsor's office and shouting, "Hey, Jack, I'm tr)ing to sleep!" .V IF ., 1 . 14 1 _ ja~110A- ~ iw Rinfew-.1 I , SWAP 16 it Ccti,i V Bottom Beat for good Sp'nei P ,ano, or seft. $373 ' 2 ! It's like pennies lroni heaven wIre You sell "Don't Needs" with, want ad. DELTONA BARGAINS- Builde must sell these 3 new homes. Weri Priced from $29,500- will sell ((x Peg Peal Estate Broker .IOHNKRIDER.ASSOC. 107 W Commercial Phone 322 7111 Sanford 50--Miscellaneous for Sale SANFORD 312 !4?I All admitted Come browse every Sunday at iPie exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanf or d Ave. A small CtaSsifis,d Ad brrrq's b'Q ' Try O*'*" 4r%5 SC C.'.?? 377 781) or Iii c'c9 78-I%kflorc'ycles WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Wcollof ESTATES - . 540 charge ROBSON MARINE 7921Hwy 17 'f7 372 5961 desired 372 7371, 377 1196, 37'S 1964 BAMBOO COVE APTS Merchandise - New) bedroom block. nr,sintin,jnc free. Corner lot on paved noacis, car pet, air & immediate o. cupancy. $75,400 . Qualified for Interest credit of $1,770 T er ms if -- -. 37-Business Property , SWAP SHOP Ft FAM4R7 Anyone can be a eIier or 1 buyCr ' 3226457 PL.'t I 'Till Pliw Swim, fish, boat, Clubhouse, $30 mo. Free literature, P.O BOx 40, Osteen. Fla. 3276.1, 372 6077 __________________________ neighborhood. Ideal for older cerson or couple. Call days, $31 NAVEL ORANGES U'U.,UtI) Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. i KOVE .. . 55-Boats & Accessories Country Club Corp. DeBAR V CallBart furnished, $)35 month preferred Peon.'. 377 447Q ..- or Paying for w rn one else's building qualIfying. $22.950 35-41iflobile Home L.ots -- 116W 2nd .5t. I OR turn, apt 9-Good Things to Eat --.----- TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 -•'.". .4 milonomwI - % fe."- - chnuz hiinn 3 Alcoholics Anonymous (closed meeting) 8 p.m., 1201 W. First SL Sanford. -'S'-" 1. . ~1. than th ;,VALop4APAp;',r.1Ts 32213 Into this I bedroom, 7 bath horn . With your growing family. Enlo the comfort of central heal air and other features of the mon expensive homes but for Ont Furnished -_----- i-wap & Trade - Get some acti on will, a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad ttrat will bring .i fast sale. CALL ifl 76)1 From using 'your Ironre Bedroom block, 2 bath. recreational ammenitles, split bedroom arrangement, kitchen equipped , enclosed garage, out standing landscaping. Only $1,503 & take over payments, No Expand 372 4570 New government program, child1 One . & 2 bedroom apartments, cars, for as lo* as S? per week, of 1 furnished or unfurnithed. Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E ,v ouatify 32) SIll Airport Blvd Sanford 373 I3ti Parents, 7L30 p.m., band REALTY, Onebedroomtra,lerinpao,a S7SplljtS7Sdeposit ADULTS, NO PETS First St. Sanford. ?hlI OrI,rrrrjo,ye For Sale or Rent,? acres. 5 room, 1', bath mobile home In Geneva, Phone 372 1061 alter 6 pm, - .31-Apartments Furnished P A BABY'S WORLD Care for intants lOage2onty Neil to new Drivers' License Bureau 3774645. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center, ---Will attack any sponsor whose commercials are louder '9. (Wed. only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL.. The So. cret Lifo 'of T. K. Doannq." Jothe Foster and Eduar d Franz star in this humorous story of a young girl who develops a senvtEve relationship with her .% ( .1110 111- wife, after comparing her brand of soap to the one being touted, says. "I'll keep using my pal. Your stuff would burn the hide off a buffalo." Republican conventions but . - I . corniiercia1 in iliich a real house- Adijt5 -- damage, SitS mo 3234389 after 5 30 p m I'le 6-Child Al coholi cs Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 Seminole High school Band room, -Will find an unaired vlth an car cocked Ill C1SC %N/ICTRIC COM THE HERALD . . ' ,-a-Ep1111111P w. 7 ftc'ctr I ___ MONDAY, JANUARY 12 w, see below CAU 322-2611 V Seminar, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., SCC's Sou th Seminole Ce nter, 1-4 and 436, Registration, 9:30 a.m. No charge. -Will get a boa constrictor, set it loose in a supermarket ar1 see if it squeezes Mr. -Will play poker during TV coverage of the Democratic and ADAM 12 €9 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB BaW) 1111 . Wf'AL TOR 13 IIr,,ricti OlIce Plo I 34-tv'biIe Homes - .,_ m173-4 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buyi ng a new home? Moving to an * * * * Freedom HIDDEN LAKE - - Rentals Call 473 iss, Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford. F lorda 37771 Woman as Head of the Household Regarding TV cernmerciaLs, i'e resolve that in 1976 we: with Complete weekly company training .ind tation Set up Investment of 5600 $5,000 Call collect, Mr Carson. $13576 5370 ______________________ - U a) SESAME STREET THE FBI (R) Preempted THE LONE RANGER Lord SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 -Will try not to watch TV coverage of the winter and summer Olympic games, which have become a crashing, bloated bore. Will play poker instead. PANY I demand. --Chicago? ()3ua5, Helen Reddy, Scatman Crothor. Jacques Cousteau (Fri) IRA a) ADDAMS FAMILY 430 "4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW '6) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW M Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citrus Showcase at Wint er Haven, Leave Ci vic Center, 8:30 a.m. and Seminole Plaza Casselberry at 9 a.m, -Miami or Pittsburgh games; that's a non-negotiable hours FTU Oviecto-Dupleji, turn. Or unfurn. Ideal location, Reasnoble STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. llj 365 3721, Classified Aci didn't work, Garden Apis . 1 & 2 BR, afr, carpet, there wouldn't be any drapes, GE appliances dw, FACED WITH A DRINKING Franklin Arms Apt', .'736650 PROBLEM . P,'rh, Alc oholicAnonymous 7 Apts., 1 or 2 bedroom, turn, pr unfurn.. both AC, w w carpet. $50 Can Help "Hotl i ne," Adults or Teens Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Regarding television programs, we r esolve that in 1976 we: ,, 1171 4: GILLIGAN'S ISLAND , -'Okay, we won't quibble. i%'e U's Minnesota games. ... 330 Panic '- John Forsyrne, Anne Ftanc When a mctOnst hits a Pedestrian who dies instantly, his attempt to got help Is met with denials that the accident STARRING - 14) IL ALL IN THE FAMILY I I "VU 1,3 3 4* Si* 1,4% 9,30 - FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 Schuren Realt 7 Bedroom for rent, turnsShCcl 3?? 762? - 30-Apartments Unfurnished '.',','AP 16 ft Cc V flottoin . , , br good Spinet Piano, or sell, 5375. One & Two bedroom apartments, - 377 6670 _,, car pe ted, air, turn. & unfurn 595 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 10111 up 372 15)0. Free, 611 7077 for "We Care" - 4 ' nyshade Park, Seminole South Vending routes avalalilt' Only 1 tO - LMngwood Tourist Club dinner meeting, noon, Sun- -Well then, how about the Dallas Cowboys' games? SOUNOSTAGE (R) (Wed ) 1200 2 .9' NEWS 4. 6.; YOUNG AND RESTLESS 6.58 .12" PAUL HARVEY 700 112) .12. TODAY (Local news at 7.25 and 8.25) 14) 11€ CBS NEWS ft SESAME STREET II) 000DMORNINGAMER ICA we'll take the Redskins' games. neighbors" compete for prizes on the basis of how much they know about each other a) (Mon) ERICA (A) (Tues) NEWS 8:55 41 6.11 AS THE WORLD TURNS 11' RHYME AND REASON 2.00 U ELECTRIC COMPANY I $10000 PYRAMID a) (Wed only) CLASSIC THEATRE PREVIEW show ln which live women, real - 11.55 6.50 2) 12) DAYSOF OUR LIVES For families or friends of problen the Evening Herald today, SISTER INC., noon Holiday tan, tl:t' loca l stiffs 33-Houses TV. 1700 5 Fiench, apartment? Re a ltors, 327 1)0? DYNAMIC OPPORTUNITY - WANT TO SEE A WONDER A WORK? Place a Classified Ad n Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8p.m., 1201 First St. Sanford, SCHUREN facilities 3 Bedr oo m block, 7 bath, paved road & frontage on Spring led lake 529.500 Terms if desired 3 Bedroom, I bath, $20.000 wi.t terms _________ drinkers Club, month ' YEAR END SPECIALS - SUNLAND AREA all $712 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR -. - ' LAKE FRONT family room, garage. carpets. 24-Business Opportunities For further 'ntormat,on call 473 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P hot 553. Sanford, FIa. 37?;) Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m,, Mayfair Country East coast, to show Los Ange. les Rains games on Sundays instead of the inferior battles of t it's no go on the Rains, 4 Springs. Altamonte SVzII ask CBS' and NBC's New York stations, for all us Californians out here on the .9' THE NEIGHBORS: Regis Pfl'bn hosts this new game raScOlondas * 12 HI NEIGHBOR Sugar or Cotton. 2.30 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 C THE GUIDING LIGHT U SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 2,11 PASTOR'S STUDY SUNRISE SEMESTER Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper and meeting, 6:30 p m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 438, 321.0041 68-Wanted to Buy - 53-N.Radio-Stereo ._-.. For Small Busjnessman '.'.LS RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? -.'------ Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1976-7 B COLOR TV. 5)1.95 MONTH Yes, we will shim you how yOu can CASH 322-4132 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN OWN your OWN office for 10 pcI 6.4.4 1006 For used furniture. apnuian'cs. down, ba lance SIll Si per month too ls, etc. Buy 1 or 100 1 items This IS an office condominium. for your appointment, Home Entertainment Center, with Call today larrys Mart. 715 Sanf or d Ave color new picture tube. 5250 377 -, -'-in' caiiers 9e! Is? Choice of 75)9 alter SUiteS We Buy Furniture Each unit has individual entry, Color TV's from 550,' 86W, from DAVE S'171 93 70 electric service and toilet $ )5; Service all makes. HERBS' ________________________ 3 72 711$ AFTER HRS. 372 971 322064 1 W w w GET THOSE LUXURY ITFMS FOP A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Park Ave.. _______________ IS A LCOHOL A P WO fILE 7,5 IU YOUR FAMILY AL. ANON THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 46-Commercial Property _________________________ 545.000 Get some action with a Herald j3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. 1160 Classified ad We'll help you write per month, First month and 1100 an ad that will bring a fast sate' damage deposit. Phone )fl 0671 CALL 172 7611 -OSTEEN 1 Bedroom 5140 per second Thursday each month, Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. refuse to watch any Cab, 201 2574 Park Or PEALTOR Till CONT RAC T" INCOME PROPERTY - Duplex, 2 bedroom, I bath each unit. Plc e well established neighborhood nIl Santora to class at Seminole Memorial HOSp,tal, January I, 1976, 7p.m or 7 30 p m Call your Physi c ian for resi'rvatlon COOctUCted by Naomi H Forbes, Registered Dietician. Repeat meetings will be held president of Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. bowl game that doesn't bear the title of Super, Rose, Orange, 1 30 Pleeci help with Diabetic Diet? Come Sanford Woman's Club business meeting and covered dish luncheon, noon, honoring Mrs. E. floss Harris, ' 5 L RvICE BE YP1 D New 3 bedroom, 7 bath,all electric. central heal and air. Phone 372 TAXI DRIVERS Yellow 41-Houses Kish Real Estaft JIM HUNT REALTY INC. -. 434. Civic Center. Sale or Rent Almost new 3 bedroom,? bath, 2 car garage, air, hag carpet throughout, self clean oven lnSanora. Occupy alter Jan. 1st Call 621 3094 after? pm 220 E. 1st St.. Sanford WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 noon, 41-Houses For S4IC)lôdy- E*perlcncect in ladies' ready to wear Apply In person only. No phone calls Ro .Says. 211 "Grapefruit Pill" with Dada ptn more convenient than grapt'fruits ,, meals 5. lose weight Faust's Drugs pot-luck 32-Houses Unfurnished Nurses, RN's, IPPI's, Aides, Aid e compan i on . Needed immediately 675 0636 dinner , 6 p.m., meeting, 7 P.H at the Clubhouse on Lake Monroe. Sanford Kiwanis Club, fldgardlng football telecasts, we resolve that in 1976 we: 18-Help Wanted -- CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Try One! Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club 1972 convention. --Will 1. 2 p.m., library building. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m. Quality Inn, 1-4 and - 1955 • . a' .c' •ic*.c HACKMAN Maturo, Yvonne DoCarfo. Thurs)'Magtc Fai th and Heal- 6 12:1 112 JOE FORRESTER a) SCHOOL PROGRAM. tog" .211 Forrester (Lloyd Bridges) is instrumental in halptngafnend and fellow otf,cor accept a live year old stepdaughter from his wife s previous marriage .4 jj SWITCH: Jcquos Aubuchon guests as a bank president who's been turned into a human bomb byapatrof extortriists U WOMAN ALIVE 1) MARCUS WELBY: An oxbasebastarwha,,Ja dnr&'rig problem fnds he is a hepatitis Hindcnbw.q 4 . PHIL DONAHUE SHOW. Guests TBA. J SUNRISE JUBILEE 6.10 affection, CO MOVIE: 'Purutt of the Graf Spee. Anthony Ooy', John Gregson 1957. British, Documentary style account 01 WWII chase of German warship by British forces. 1000 George (;.Scott 0154£ 600 '4. SUNRISE SEMESTER (Mon., Wed., Fri.) "An. thropology of the Middle East and North Africa" (Tues, man who tries hard for her I 303 31 5. 41 714 I. N I 930 AT 161) ONE DAY ATATIME: Ann tries hard for a job from a r MISTER R 0 G ER S NEIGHBORHOOD Morning ' U7JMATS.IVERYó1 L2:30pj&-S,25 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW JAY NEW YORK (AP) Well, guess it's time to finish up the New Year's list of resolutions, which vas begun last week but was delayed by a late meeting of the Procrastinator Club's Island." Ian Hunter. Joanolo Carson. Donald Sinden. Butish. 1958. (Tues.) 'The Half. breed" Robert Young, Janis Carter. 1952. (Wed .) "Ouincannon Frontier Scout." Tony Martin, Poggic Castle, 1956 (Thurs.) "Timbucktu" Victor €Z) ' ALCrArjI M9595 Wednesday 9.30 test. ' Casanova's Big Night" Bob Hope, Joan Fontaine punishment, John Aims. Ja'notDuBotswith Ralph Caner, Jimmie Walker arij Be'Nadetto Stanis. 6' SPACE. 1999 U BOO K BEAT J HAPPY DAYS: Fonzie gets more than he bargained for when Mrs. Curwiinghani asks him to be her pa rt ner at the HaN,ast , da nce cor,. e" E.G. Robinson, Edward Arnold. (B&W) 1941. (Fr,) Longwood Civic League, SHMUIUTT /iP Televlsini, Writer fly 12.55 2) .ia NBC NEWS tOO .2) .12' SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY .8.) NEWS .9; RYAN'S HOPE €) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING ) MOVIE: (Mon.) "Mad Little 1961. (Thurs.) Unholy Part. 2.00 2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL tormr Air Force hoi'pter rescue pilot in Vietnam, loll him to suffer at the hands of the Viet Cong. and plans a bizarre r'aUoon race. C GOOD TIMES. Comedy series starring Esther Rolle. The A PASTORS STUDY UOCUt damonds 4) .j) M'A'SH. HawKeye B.J. try to forget their dislike c Frank Burns in an effort 10 cheer him up U FIRING LINE (A) 9T THE ROOKIES: AOnet OW 'e' es that Mike, a 730 :4) C SEARCH FOR TOMORROW . 41 ALL MY CHILDREN € ELECTRIC COMPANY Cleopatra." Mark Damon, Scilla Gabol. (Tues) in Full." Robert Cummings, Liz. aboth Scott (B&W) 1950. (Wed.) -All Hands on Dock:' Pat Boone, 'Buddy Hackett. 145 robbers panics after a heist, leaving behind a fortune in .2 CANDID CAMERA 4" MATCH GAME .6' GOOD TIMES 9.00 I' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW .A GAMBIT MI .6)KE DOUGLAS SHOW kit') MOVIE: (Mon.) Son of Promises - -. Nc'v. natural "Grap.c'truit Extract Pill' from Harvestime NutritioniiI more convenient than grapefruits Eat wholesome meals & lose weight Faust's Drugs. It 1111 0 Sanford Optimist j TAKE MY ADVICE: Kelly Lange is host to celebrity couples ,who otter their advice on viewers personal problems. U SCHOOL PROGRAM. r --' -- TUESDAY.JANUARY 6 Club, 7p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. Seminole High Athletic Director Jerry Poscy, speaker. 12:30 CA P TA I N MING 130 .4) LA TE NEWS .12' POLICE WOMAN' A trio of professional jewel 12 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILY DOCTOR INTERCOM a) STAR TREK WIDE WORLD: Kiss Me TOMORROW T DAILY WORD 857 .2 12' NBC NEWS 9.00 .91 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS .4) 1) KANGAROO 2 PEER'GYNT CONCENTRATION FEEDBACK 8.00 and Do," George Chaiuris and Jenny Aguner star. An Amen. can seeking his missing brother in England, encounters a beautiful woman, her Possessive undo and murder. (R) 1.00 8 30 ..4 A , BOBBY VINTON SHOW .2 r4 .T .9) NEWS U €1) CA' a) LOST IN SPACE 630 12' NBC NEWS 2 4) CBS NEWS 4 U €D GETTIN' OVER ,9 1' ABC NEWS U 9' New Orleans. 600 .e.:. Over took place. U LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU il il il il il il il il e "I'l "I'l "I'l ",'l I "'l I "'li Promises, - ED OUR STORY (A) I' - RCmodellnq, Acidt'ons, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free eStimate 373 6035 ij,i?ity upholster.ng Free pick up 5. deIvery Call for fr estimate 701 E Commercial 373 6451 PET REST I5454 Boarding & Grmn Ph 312 1057 Photography Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMP' SPRINKLER SYSTEM Alt type's aml S'U"S �lB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 6 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Jumble L 39 Sloop part, 41 Compass point ACROSS J) 'f / , 4v ofI I Yugoslav p 13 Cry of baccharials bird 58 Genus e of 59 Feast day 18 Bargain events (comb form) 19 Scoutdrels 60 Singing voice '21 Corded fabrics 61 Hawaiian 73 Sweet potato goose 24 Months(ob) DOWN Moyto spool by Art Sonsom 29 Fruit 32 Visigoth 4 Covers with pitch 34 Take 2 vengeance 36 Expose AM ccir 64I 1t4 1 38 Seth's I I Places 16 Eye For Wednesday, January 7, 1976 Im A , 1[ UUFS i \1 rch 21- April 191 \flSWt,rS can tx (OUfl(l. R - 20 • ; evl-liere ith, peat tI Story GI-MINI * Com' 52 Withered you let thciii kno )-OU h4-ie their best interests at heart. -, I things you do In association tsith another. Play to win. o (ANUKIL IJune 21-July 22 Ia AQIAJi it 5 i Jan. 20-Feb 19 Draw upon your tenacity and IHENNIN 1910 ll resourcefulnem today if you Once you make a decisiun toda) lt ineet %%ilh any problems and')*nu feel your position is IJIlIJIlIl Jli carcumi.sc. N'ou're up to the Justified, have the courage of )OLW(t)flt t (t)alIcn)e. Jllll J011000 PP( J-'t (Feb. 20-March 20t LI 0 (Juls 2.3-Au g , 22) You lrtntlle things in a manner Itn't be bashful about grinding I'Lfl t;da- that oters will uin(l a bit in commercial dealings U both firm and today. You won't know if you itiipr c t,iu get a better I)rIcI tniI(-.--1;ur 1.\i)1110 flLSOHS for your )OU N decisions. 1I iII 0 VlIt(d) lAug. 23-Sept. 221 If ""'am VOUIt BIRTHDAY WONll-iiiii an obligation is owed you and it jail. 7, W6 is lung overdue. a tactful I Jill - - JJlM-H This r-niiung year you should Ill reminder to the one involved tni't- t 'ct the matter off dead ix' able to make some adTJIIa vantageous chanpes In YOW 0 23 lifestyle that you're re planning 1.11111A ( Sept. 23-0ct I lJI J Ne:-itudy the details of an issue Make moves only after %o,'.-v -,bout. fully certain, Jll jIIlllIl I I IS by Lorry Lewis I'Amb TE 1 N o t- me) ..4ND WELL -41 JUl am : N AIll *0 `% I A) i i I NTI N Pi,f vr1i ' . .alp . I . L]I'1I Chic Young 11 [u'L - - - . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. i.iIiiJ — ifl reference to your column on weight control I would like to know what is best to reduce th e size of my stomach. I am 5 feet 9 and weigh 180 pounds. The extra weight is in my stomach I elljoy my beer. and because of beer or over eating at times my stomach bloats and I have to take a vegetable compound to keep my bowels regular. e-r- -tfl!flC - W III PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsrm.i AND CONTINUED To MISTREAT THE I COLONIES... — H rT\.(I 10 r--- Z- ,/, .- I `.Z. r ZOo WAS ~_ t? _ - iIJ, tSif .-)_ii~. '. I I YEARS) AfrO TODAY! I '-I-1 . W ) N 11 1~0 - "% . L, to . :- :•: . __ - . 1 - I I I - 4 f4 Will UUM IVWJJHdIId .?'-" HOW DO YOU LIKE ( WHAT .4 G1O'Ous \ PAINTING. U JUG HEADS OIL PAINTING, — ~~t I - L 'It 2V 4 3 4 li, .. • . • ;• ETHEL 7 B . , I$. , ;_ r. t p .4 C . t ••,-:-_. 4 /' .. -I --.---. )f I•' .-' w:' Y. ii, All - ? 71 1 1 FRANK AND ERNEST $, u. - -' 94 - .., 1 L %_ - -"'' ; 4 ••- -. -"'r '.' •) - - ifft '. - ITr .. • W~w _•.•9-..- •:. -- , - ' - - -- - ' _ -----•---- :.. -JM' I0 _______ - - @ FIiAUJ< L Et?4IE' 11 9UPEMAkET -- - (:I!' •GJNjpa fOMORO, u1.ii, WA'LL GIVE __________ ~ OF FOOD WITH *i .-. lP P •_r- . ., - ri-. ik - -/-.p• 4-d-- wo uld I. ap- DEAR READER - You won't like the advice. Stop the beer. The way to get rid of a beer belly is to get rid of the beer. You really can't be successful in reducing the II ~, 1! fat in the abdomen and around the abdomen. You just can't comress fat into something smaller That is h cises, as valuable as they are, can do so little for a truly fat abdomen unless you reduce Stockholm studied the problem and found a higher rate of heart attacks in pipe smokers than in non-smokers The differences in obervations in the United States and Sweden are probably related to the difficulty in fin- -s - '4---- r I 1 I ---- - - ) '. I .. ,'# 4, A.m to . . I ) A New Mexico ) swaWU.IamesJacob) wants to know what you resThe standard notrump open- pone] to a Stayman two clubs ing with 16 to 18 high-card when you hold (our cards in points and 4-3-3-3. 4-4-3.2 or 5. each major suit distribution as bid practically unchanged since here Others hearts, The Jacobys first suggested by Oswald bid the better one of the two Jacoby in 1933. The Stayman convention, as (For a copy of jAcoBy o CARNIVAL ) 5 trT err- ," ! J',-r3r-r -------r---r------ - - S - -S ,555:5 = - ---- -- - ----- -- - S5 - -____________________ -S - - - -- - i I i I I! • 11 - - f - S\ Sgt- Hughes said the juvenUe Is a suspect In the Monday kidnap-robber) of ,Mrs. !ergo nnd her daughter. ln that indentarnanarmed with a k if and pistol forced the women to leave the San ford Plaza Shopping Center in their van before robbing them and forcing them out of the van. Meanwhile, Sanford police say a 1976 Pontiac sedan registered o he juvenile suspect's father been pounded. The auto was left at First St. _______________ - - ( Itt ubin \skt ss 's ffi announced in Tallahassee at noon today that the governor has decided not to suspend indicted Seminole County of. -, • ' _________ ____ - ficials or to send in a special Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. j with proposed title insurance on a 103-acre ' tract the county was to buy for press aide unBacchus sai duse as a clay p1 t. however, that "it is our underThe county commission suddenl aborte * the land buy 1ill sitting and it is con- state attorney to probe ossibilities of perjury by a grand jury witness. Askew : ___________ - --• - _ -- - . A ' - - I - . l., ~, charge property owner Lester Mandell $15,000 for the title JOHN MORRLS . • gises deposition . Morris denied a report that he said Bacchus County John told Fulenwider that he would Attorney Thomas Freeman company executive int1icted for soliciting unlawful Morris today denied published have to testify that Freeman reportathat he said under oath never asked tumtodoanything cS U a dS hi - - Morris said today that Freeman never mentioned c;bIeh _ T--- - . that circumstance s ange in a way that -ernor to reconsider his decisions." Bacchus declined to elaborate and said, ' that's all I can say at this point." . -------------- - . • p INI N - Freeman faces trial in circuit court on a charge that he solicited unlawful cornpensatlon from Morris, of - - Seminole State Attorney's personnel Freeman would never be computed the $12,400 kickback convicted on my testimony," -_________ iOfl. •. figure that County Attorney i'i0rn.5 said. In keeping with his policy of Thomas Freeman has been Morris said the Seminole I L sUSpenwng UuiiC OiiiCuuS accused in a grand jut) in Count) Grand Jury misin .. accused of violating the dictment of soliciting from te.-Keted his testimony and ~Sunshine Law, Bacchus said the that he has stated this to --governor has decided not to Morris said that he only said Fulenwider. . suspend County Commissioners the Morris signed a sworn affigure was "a mathematical Michael Ilattaway and Harry computation and I didn't allude fidavit for Freeman andftwn r, -r. __ - - - . __ i Kwiatkowski and county port to w the same day the Freeman ho made it." authority chairm.an Tom A. felony indictment was retur. . -1 -10M Morris said the al,legation - , -AFFIL"I Binford. I X_ _. ~_ that Assistant State Atty. ned. In the affidavit Moirris ; .~ : llattaway and Kwiatkowski William Staley and Chief claimed the charge against were indicted on Sunshine Law Insestigtor Jack Fu1emidvi Freeman was totall false violations and Binford for false made We computation .was State Atty. Abbott Herring " sweqring and perjury in '- made . Frcmtn's '.-tense Sa3, ' a has Sworn r prior • flection with an unsuccessful attorney, J. Cheney Mason. statements by Morris to the Happiness is having aH the Ice cream you cau eat is apparently the thought of sevea-year-old Term 1974 bid for a county comcontrary. Herring asked Gov. saI11IL Warren of Osceola as she gleefully digs into a giant ice cream cone getting almost as much mission seat. na question that! Askew to send a special at: wasn1 a11ow., to answer, nutsideas Inside inthe process. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Morris said today as he (Continued On Page 7-A) m County Otflfll ___________ . - - - • • -. _________ ____________ -- - - _____ - - . ;-_ - _2 - . - . ,-: •- - s_ _ - - - - e A LICKING GOOD TIME •1 Goal Now To Fill Post In Two Weeks . Commission Sanfor , a pp ooking youth about four hours before the Mergo abduction, polict, said. By ED PRICK rrr Herald Staff Writer Effort had sufficient experience in labor relations to handle the county's labor problems since she has performed labor relatiomwelated tasks wWle working for Kirnbrough, the board's liaison cornmissioner for labor relations, B K k Williams said the board is now back at the beginning" on the personnel director's position. fie' urged commissioners to go w-ith two positions, as opposed to hiring one person to handle personnel and labor relations. Also, Williams was in favor of hiring Mrs. G-oard, bitit announced later in the meeting that she had withdrawn her application for the position. the IW liaison 0 personnel, announce earlier , Tesday C at the count) will adverti eor s the director of personnel and an assistant. not impossible to screen applications and hire . someone within two weeks. Kwiatkowski said five to six weeks is a more beHevable time frame. The executive assistant's position grew out of a study by a management consultant. In other counties the same position is cafled county administrator. It is the top administrative job in county government. The assistant will report directly to the board and will be responsible for a multitude of administrative tasks. Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway said 130 applications have been received for the executive assistant s spot. And the commission s acting administrative assistant, Bob Ellis, today said no more applications For the top administrative IX)SitlOfl will be accepted. Ellis also said it will be "extremely difficult" if Thg ireed with advertising For the personnel assistant he said the county should "do something" about hiring the new executive assistant even "if it's wrong." . re Assistant -Let's get on program," Kimbrough added. In other personnel matteirs the board promoted lichele Freund to grants-In-aid coordinator at $10,500 yearly and hired Mrs. them Linville as a program specialist for $10,500. I -..-.-.. t: - - - - - Today - - .. -- - Seminole Couuly Public Works Director Robert Andrew says railroad crossing signals will be installed at Airport Boulevard, and McCracken Road in Sanford but it will probably be late this year before the instaflation takes place. See story. Page 2-A - By- JEAN I'ATTESON lIeraldStaff Writer flL1 _________ - 4-P A) s / thing's for sure! Retliement Isn't going to catch your failher unpreparedi" Garry Trudeau like to have serve,,,but cannot release their names until they have accepted," said Miss Sanford's new Downtown Jacobson. All nine members of Development Corporation will the DI)C were nominated, she hold its first official meeting said, but two declined to conthe new its biard of (hrectors before b3ard. then. according to Sara -If Domitown is going to fly. the Downtown Development hoard of directors This is going Council iI)IX I Lx working t)oard not talking board," commented The charter for Itie new non "Ever y Jacobson profit corporation will not be Miss read) for signing by the first mntnibcr is likely to be assigned meeting. Miss Jatobson added. to chair a pretty active coin r TP.iuFo'u 'One . - resealed the content of the deposition taken Tuesday aIternoon at the Sanford cour. thouse - "•'' II . . d- ) - _____ 1 B BOB LLOYD Herald Staff writer -_ -----.- — •-- 'I , 7 s ew ec i es - To AnnounceBoar - . - • Developmen"Corp. __ U U 0 I L . a 1. _;: - .' 1,, , ('p-i Ar) U - ________ - , i !i1 W U U U - a pistol and robbed the store of commission voted to advertise for a $16 500-a-year $200. personnel manager and it S13.00D-a-year assistant. The gunman then forced two In ally a consensus among commiss oners was women clerks to hand over keys s position by promoting torn to a van parked nearby and to fill the assistant' miiiIner John Kuiibrou ssecretarv, Mrs. Sands I Continued On Page 7-A) Gourd. The Board's rationale was that Mrs Coard •_LIA) - 5TZSS5S5 - The Seminole County Comm Tuesday night ission Volusia authorities reported put its efforts to hire an executive assistant into that last night a man waited high gear by voting to fill the $19,0Oo4,000 position until there were no customers within two weeks. ina bookstore at Bellair Plaza, Comrnisjoners Richard Williams asked that went in armed with a knife and someone be hire within two weeks after the d by Dick Turrw by i • . George Itapee around 1942 or of Bride." c/a this 1943. uses the two club nowspaper, P.0 Box 489, ning Radio City Sta tion, No w York, notrump as an artificial for- N Y 10019) - = ___________________ - - __. - - - - - a - --- -_ Q ____ - ------------I .- possession of stolen property, authorities said I. The youth was captured by Volusia Sherifrs deputies in a * wooded area off 1.95 north of Daytona after two women kidnaped last night in a bookstore robbery at Bellair were by a young man armed with a knife and a pistol. Deputies said a van stolen From the Daytona kidnaprobbery scene at a motel near where the juvenile n - TApJpj STAMPS. -S I - oF 123 IN t -.rt - Qv - Studies in the United States though show that if a cigarette smoker quits and changes to cigars he may continue to inIf you are successful in gethale. Inhaling a cigar and ting the excess fat out of and probably a Pipe is more off your torso. then exercises dangerous than cigarette that strengthen your ab- smoking. The usual virgin dominal muscles will help pipe or cigar smoker doesn't shrink your waistline. Some of inhale and this provides his these exercises to strengthen protection. If you smoke your abdomen will also give anything and want to avoid your ac support. You should most of (he health hazards inbe able to get help with the volved don't jhal from the physical therapy DEAR OH LAMB — 1 department where you are found, out the way to q'Jit now receiving treatment, smoking. I Fell in lovc and kept away from coffee, soda People who have back pop. Kool-aid, and I drank problems should not begin explenty of water. er Ise programs without the approval of the type of exer. ClSe ~y their physician, Those for you. I'm all for any sensi ble ay (harmful and on how to reduce the abdomen helps smoki ng can send 50 cents for The Perhaps start a ) II Ith Letter b Hug Lion (Puff Club I guess Girth Control Avoiding )0ur me5tIsd0ntt Big Middle Send a long puff, Just love love love stamped self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address I hI'ANPA IT! I f'%7f JI I 7(lq, A%,,-, , TUMBLEWEEDS £ - Openingiead - smokers to study over a Pedir-A of time in the United States o - -- Pass DEAR j)ft LAMB — would like to know how dangerous smoking a pipe is to your health.Recently I started smoking one. I know the hazards of cigarette smoking but not that of a ipe. I do not inhale very muc~ LJUSJI "1EBURY -- - Pa • — - ) Take n - - - fie bids two clubs, Sure enough. South does bid two spades and North takes him to the only maketble game con act. v4mlb . Ihavea herniated disc and! ar.1 limited in work and ac. (is'ities I do not prefer surgery and was sent to a rehabilitation' center for physical therapy to strengthen my back muscles. I have attended for seven months DEAR READER — Studies tu and I feel fairly good most of in the United States the time but wheii g:is in the linked pipe smoking tu heart stomach bijilds up it puts disease or some other ills of pressure on my back and I am tobacco. But Swp-den's famed Any predated 4? i! 1 C . - Lamb North F:ast - It - £ %I . .. - - ) -- your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 15I Radio (it) Station New York. NY 10019, -----.-,- ositioon _ - Its ()%%%tI I) and I%II ' J( . ______ __ Dep ii Detention Center on charges of armed robbery. kidnaping, use ofa firearm in cofIiiflIcsjofl of a ng Beer By Morris . s dng bid. The opener rebids 6 tsso spades with four or more £J96 spades, to hearts with four or more hearts and two 4A863 I diamonds without any four. i &K 2 ________________________ card major. The convention _____________________________ 1 1i f. EAST has achieved almost univ c I A 72 £ iS S acceptance Q J 1083 V v K 96 If ot using . 1ayman, . 104 9 would simply raise one notrump to three with his 11 SOUTH il)i 10*-_ high-card points and balanced £Q 1043 -1J hand. Stayrnan enables him to fr--I check to see if his partner has , ,, 7 four spades in which case he & A Q 54 expects a spade contract to be B40h vulnerable . ______ __ "X I 1-1 _- Liob ii' I ,o *, Stop _____ ~. ~ -_- L.ddEmIL . u I tJ U (F) SCHNOOGIf -%lN I 1I_4.. RJNK cOFFEE 'rL'ut.. WH-L eREAK. LIKE. MY OTHER, EMPLOYEES? ~ MNNFT ifTh'64 I - BUGS BUNNY $O &/Lf I -._ -- _____ ON .- - A camper van stolen in the 401”" _~ - __ - 1,.;; I "Monday night ibduction. -7 r robbery (if a Sanford woman I .~ :: 1, . I I . -and her daughter has been lAw- - - __ ,1 recovered in Daytona Beach near the Scene or a similar -. II kidnap-robbery last night and a - !/ Juvenile suspect in both cases i being held on multiple felony - - -- • _______________ . charges. 1 Sanford Police Detective Sgt. :-: Edward Hughes, contacted in Daytona just before noon today, I -W a I t'onflflfled that the white and ____________________ or ange cam per van that a man ________ T. took after kidnaping Mrs. r M argaret Mergo and her 15ma— year-olli daughter, Regina, and -p I .~-~- -, :Z~ ;--, r . robbing them was found nea , 0 iw _m , ..I .M . ~ Bellair Plaza shopping center — ~ ;~W_ "~~_ ___1 WIN - _ ---- - _^ ---- a at Daytona. ---A 16-year-oldrunaway -Monroe, N.Y., boy is bell3g held I try. BREAKABLE ThtNGS, ,r(-p l -- - . ERE cO%ES '14E QEL CARRY YOU8E4uTIFUL I% $QY THINGS INTO OuR)O TAKE • U PPERCL 4 SS.%1 E OC-Mi:D TO ",III ( LP 14 E COMERS . Kidnap lil, Suspect „. s He d value wdIbeained. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents — •, init private 401ay 21-Julle 201 -tl • v a 48 son n- - •. Olympian : goddess 24 Manufactured 50 681h Year, No. 118-Wednesday, January 7, 1976 SCORPIO(Oct. 24. Nov. 2t SCORPIO resolve will pay dividends tv Strk in what vntt sut out hits is l t4b(I day for YOU to embark on an ambitious under. III du, t H I itt r( Jt it e 4tIHts, t king. Ha e def tainnient is a little bumpy. Work diligtntly. )TMltt:S April 20-May 20 SAG1TT1I{IUS (NOV. 234kc. You nrk hest alone and in quiet enuronment today Sneak 2h\ OU an make points Your s Nobleman medication 22 3 Relate 0 I _________ 0 43 Skin materials willows R TL S . . FI 7 Philippine28 Rabbit lur Moslem 30 1ifetrns 8 Impish 31 Counsel (d'ril I Mean 33 Subterfuges dwellings 35 Tome tO Sheaf 40 Aid - EA9R &'iJ17 A - .56 Exist 51 Crush A • Pi b 15 Pain assets I? Seine THE BORN LOSER M A itg1i 54 Repeal 14 OstiichIie HOROSCOPE A JOJ!J COMIC - Legal work on the charter is Illittee arld we had to select tx'ing ttrin by 11th Colbert of the people who his ( the enftriii Stenstrom, Oasis and ttiuiasiii tntI t'uic to do it arxl the knows how to ju.st t McIntosh. tnan.ui a iut • - — -- _____ ",~ I , . a'! -, . . 11 - -uir2-v' 1. ... Tw, .w..*.~.1t..- . 171— 7A.: I -1 I . . V,4 - -- - - - , to . - - ' _~ ---'-" !v IT-9- - - .' - I 1fr-'__________ - I I. - j1 [ —..L - • ~, wl~ l - - - II a" . --II Ms. Z - - - - ____ - ---- - a N M-717 = - -, ' .4.& i -: - '"u — - ../..... "." "iii,. I -) ' -. , 1 ~ __ --- rr :- - -, - - — - ._ - ---- -' - .. --- _______________ Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword - Dear Abby Or, lamb horoscope --- !I'L 6-A 2-B 17-A 2-B 2-B ... I 2-B 2-B A - ___ __ -_ - _ t : ~ ~--__, - 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Tuesday, Jan. 6 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Jumble L 39 Sloop part, 41 Compass point ACROSS J) 'f / , 4v ofI I Yugoslav p 13 Cry of baccharials bird 58 Genus e of 59 Feast day 18 Bargain events (comb form) 19 Scoutdrels 60 Singing voice '21 Corded fabrics 61 Hawaiian 73 Sweet potato goose 24 Months(ob) DOWN Moyto spool by Art Sonsom 29 Fruit 32 Visigoth 4 Covers with pitch 34 Take 2 vengeance 36 Expose AM ccir 64I 1t4 1 38 Seth's I I Places 16 Eye For Wednesday, January 7, 1976 Im A , 1[ UUFS i \1 rch 21- April 191 \flSWt,rS can tx (OUfl(l. R - 20 • ; evl-liere ith, peat tI Story GI-MINI * Com' 52 Withered you let thciii kno )-OU h4-ie their best interests at heart. -, I things you do In association tsith another. Play to win. o (ANUKIL IJune 21-July 22 Ia AQIAJi it 5 i Jan. 20-Feb 19 Draw upon your tenacity and IHENNIN 1910 ll resourcefulnem today if you Once you make a decisiun toda) lt ineet %%ilh any problems and')*nu feel your position is IJIlIJIlIl Jli carcumi.sc. N'ou're up to the Justified, have the courage of )OLW(t)flt t (t)alIcn)e. Jllll J011000 PP( J-'t (Feb. 20-March 20t LI 0 (Juls 2.3-Au g , 22) You lrtntlle things in a manner Itn't be bashful about grinding I'Lfl t;da- that oters will uin(l a bit in commercial dealings U both firm and today. You won't know if you itiipr c t,iu get a better I)rIcI tniI(-.--1;ur 1.\i)1110 flLSOHS for your )OU N decisions. 1I iII 0 VlIt(d) lAug. 23-Sept. 221 If ""'am VOUIt BIRTHDAY WONll-iiiii an obligation is owed you and it jail. 7, W6 is lung overdue. a tactful I Jill - - JJlM-H This r-niiung year you should Ill reminder to the one involved tni't- t 'ct the matter off dead ix' able to make some adTJIIa vantageous chanpes In YOW 0 23 lifestyle that you're re planning 1.11111A ( Sept. 23-0ct I lJI J Ne:-itudy the details of an issue Make moves only after %o,'.-v -,bout. fully certain, Jll jIIlllIl I I IS by Lorry Lewis I'Amb TE 1 N o t- me) ..4ND WELL -41 JUl am : N AIll *0 `% I A) i i I NTI N Pi,f vr1i ' . .alp . I . L]I'1I Chic Young 11 [u'L - - - . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. i.iIiiJ — ifl reference to your column on weight control I would like to know what is best to reduce th e size of my stomach. I am 5 feet 9 and weigh 180 pounds. The extra weight is in my stomach I elljoy my beer. and because of beer or over eating at times my stomach bloats and I have to take a vegetable compound to keep my bowels regular. e-r- -tfl!flC - W III PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsrm.i AND CONTINUED To MISTREAT THE I COLONIES... — H rT\.(I 10 r--- Z- ,/, .- I `.Z. r ZOo WAS ~_ t? _ - iIJ, tSif .-)_ii~. '. I I YEARS) AfrO TODAY! I '-I-1 . W ) N 11 1~0 - "% . L, to . :- :•: . __ - . 1 - I I I - 4 f4 Will UUM IVWJJHdIId .?'-" HOW DO YOU LIKE ( WHAT .4 G1O'Ous \ PAINTING. U JUG HEADS OIL PAINTING, — ~~t I - L 'It 2V 4 3 4 li, .. • . • ;• ETHEL 7 B . , I$. , ;_ r. t p .4 C . t ••,-:-_. 4 /' .. -I --.---. )f I•' .-' w:' Y. ii, All - ? 71 1 1 FRANK AND ERNEST $, u. - -' 94 - .., 1 L %_ - -"'' ; 4 ••- -. -"'r '.' •) - - ifft '. - ITr .. • W~w _•.•9-..- •:. -- , - ' - - -- - ' _ -----•---- :.. -JM' I0 _______ - - @ FIiAUJ< L Et?4IE' 11 9UPEMAkET -- - (:I!' •GJNjpa fOMORO, u1.ii, WA'LL GIVE __________ ~ OF FOOD WITH *i .-. lP P •_r- . ., - ri-. ik - -/-.p• 4-d-- wo uld I. ap- DEAR READER - You won't like the advice. Stop the beer. The way to get rid of a beer belly is to get rid of the beer. You really can't be successful in reducing the II ~, 1! fat in the abdomen and around the abdomen. You just can't comress fat into something smaller That is h cises, as valuable as they are, can do so little for a truly fat abdomen unless you reduce Stockholm studied the problem and found a higher rate of heart attacks in pipe smokers than in non-smokers The differences in obervations in the United States and Sweden are probably related to the difficulty in fin- -s - '4---- r I 1 I ---- - - ) '. I .. ,'# 4, A.m to . . I ) A New Mexico ) swaWU.IamesJacob) wants to know what you resThe standard notrump open- pone] to a Stayman two clubs ing with 16 to 18 high-card when you hold (our cards in points and 4-3-3-3. 4-4-3.2 or 5. each major suit distribution as bid practically unchanged since here Others hearts, The Jacobys first suggested by Oswald bid the better one of the two Jacoby in 1933. The Stayman convention, as (For a copy of jAcoBy o CARNIVAL ) 5 trT err- ," ! J',-r3r-r -------r---r------ - - S - -S ,555:5 = - ---- -- - ----- -- - S5 - -____________________ -S - - - -- - i I i I I! • 11 - - f - S\ Sgt- Hughes said the juvenUe Is a suspect In the Monday kidnap-robber) of ,Mrs. !ergo nnd her daughter. ln that indentarnanarmed with a k if and pistol forced the women to leave the San ford Plaza Shopping Center in their van before robbing them and forcing them out of the van. Meanwhile, Sanford police say a 1976 Pontiac sedan registered o he juvenile suspect's father been pounded. The auto was left at First St. _______________ - - ( Itt ubin \skt ss 's ffi announced in Tallahassee at noon today that the governor has decided not to suspend indicted Seminole County of. -, • ' _________ ____ - ficials or to send in a special Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. j with proposed title insurance on a 103-acre ' tract the county was to buy for press aide unBacchus sai duse as a clay p1 t. however, that "it is our underThe county commission suddenl aborte * the land buy 1ill sitting and it is con- state attorney to probe ossibilities of perjury by a grand jury witness. Askew : ___________ - --• - _ -- - . A ' - - I - . l., ~, charge property owner Lester Mandell $15,000 for the title JOHN MORRLS . • gises deposition . Morris denied a report that he said Bacchus County John told Fulenwider that he would Attorney Thomas Freeman company executive int1icted for soliciting unlawful Morris today denied published have to testify that Freeman reportathat he said under oath never asked tumtodoanything cS U a dS hi - - Morris said today that Freeman never mentioned c;bIeh _ T--- - . that circumstance s ange in a way that -ernor to reconsider his decisions." Bacchus declined to elaborate and said, ' that's all I can say at this point." . -------------- - . • p INI N - Freeman faces trial in circuit court on a charge that he solicited unlawful cornpensatlon from Morris, of - - Seminole State Attorney's personnel Freeman would never be computed the $12,400 kickback convicted on my testimony," -_________ iOfl. •. figure that County Attorney i'i0rn.5 said. In keeping with his policy of Thomas Freeman has been Morris said the Seminole I L sUSpenwng UuiiC OiiiCuuS accused in a grand jut) in Count) Grand Jury misin .. accused of violating the dictment of soliciting from te.-Keted his testimony and ~Sunshine Law, Bacchus said the that he has stated this to --governor has decided not to Morris said that he only said Fulenwider. . suspend County Commissioners the Morris signed a sworn affigure was "a mathematical Michael Ilattaway and Harry computation and I didn't allude fidavit for Freeman andftwn r, -r. __ - - - . __ i Kwiatkowski and county port to w the same day the Freeman ho made it." authority chairm.an Tom A. felony indictment was retur. . -1 -10M Morris said the al,legation - , -AFFIL"I Binford. I X_ _. ~_ that Assistant State Atty. ned. In the affidavit Moirris ; .~ : llattaway and Kwiatkowski William Staley and Chief claimed the charge against were indicted on Sunshine Law Insestigtor Jack Fu1emidvi Freeman was totall false violations and Binford for false made We computation .was State Atty. Abbott Herring " sweqring and perjury in '- made . Frcmtn's '.-tense Sa3, ' a has Sworn r prior • flection with an unsuccessful attorney, J. Cheney Mason. statements by Morris to the Happiness is having aH the Ice cream you cau eat is apparently the thought of sevea-year-old Term 1974 bid for a county comcontrary. Herring asked Gov. saI11IL Warren of Osceola as she gleefully digs into a giant ice cream cone getting almost as much mission seat. na question that! Askew to send a special at: wasn1 a11ow., to answer, nutsideas Inside inthe process. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Morris said today as he (Continued On Page 7-A) m County Otflfll ___________ . - - - • • -. _________ ____________ -- - - _____ - - . ;-_ - _2 - . - . ,-: •- - s_ _ - - - - e A LICKING GOOD TIME •1 Goal Now To Fill Post In Two Weeks . Commission Sanfor , a pp ooking youth about four hours before the Mergo abduction, polict, said. By ED PRICK rrr Herald Staff Writer Effort had sufficient experience in labor relations to handle the county's labor problems since she has performed labor relatiomwelated tasks wWle working for Kirnbrough, the board's liaison cornmissioner for labor relations, B K k Williams said the board is now back at the beginning" on the personnel director's position. fie' urged commissioners to go w-ith two positions, as opposed to hiring one person to handle personnel and labor relations. Also, Williams was in favor of hiring Mrs. G-oard, bitit announced later in the meeting that she had withdrawn her application for the position. the IW liaison 0 personnel, announce earlier , Tesday C at the count) will adverti eor s the director of personnel and an assistant. not impossible to screen applications and hire . someone within two weeks. Kwiatkowski said five to six weeks is a more beHevable time frame. The executive assistant's position grew out of a study by a management consultant. In other counties the same position is cafled county administrator. It is the top administrative job in county government. The assistant will report directly to the board and will be responsible for a multitude of administrative tasks. Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway said 130 applications have been received for the executive assistant s spot. And the commission s acting administrative assistant, Bob Ellis, today said no more applications For the top administrative IX)SitlOfl will be accepted. Ellis also said it will be "extremely difficult" if Thg ireed with advertising For the personnel assistant he said the county should "do something" about hiring the new executive assistant even "if it's wrong." . re Assistant -Let's get on program," Kimbrough added. In other personnel matteirs the board promoted lichele Freund to grants-In-aid coordinator at $10,500 yearly and hired Mrs. them Linville as a program specialist for $10,500. I -..-.-.. t: - - - - - Today - - .. -- - Seminole Couuly Public Works Director Robert Andrew says railroad crossing signals will be installed at Airport Boulevard, and McCracken Road in Sanford but it will probably be late this year before the instaflation takes place. See story. Page 2-A - By- JEAN I'ATTESON lIeraldStaff Writer flL1 _________ - 4-P A) s / thing's for sure! Retliement Isn't going to catch your failher unpreparedi" Garry Trudeau like to have serve,,,but cannot release their names until they have accepted," said Miss Sanford's new Downtown Jacobson. All nine members of Development Corporation will the DI)C were nominated, she hold its first official meeting said, but two declined to conthe new its biard of (hrectors before b3ard. then. according to Sara -If Domitown is going to fly. the Downtown Development hoard of directors This is going Council iI)IX I Lx working t)oard not talking board," commented The charter for Itie new non "Ever y Jacobson profit corporation will not be Miss read) for signing by the first mntnibcr is likely to be assigned meeting. Miss Jatobson added. to chair a pretty active coin r TP.iuFo'u 'One . - resealed the content of the deposition taken Tuesday aIternoon at the Sanford cour. thouse - "•'' II . . d- ) - _____ 1 B BOB LLOYD Herald Staff writer -_ -----.- — •-- 'I , 7 s ew ec i es - To AnnounceBoar - . - • Developmen"Corp. __ U U 0 I L . a 1. _;: - .' 1,, , ('p-i Ar) U - ________ - , i !i1 W U U U - a pistol and robbed the store of commission voted to advertise for a $16 500-a-year $200. personnel manager and it S13.00D-a-year assistant. The gunman then forced two In ally a consensus among commiss oners was women clerks to hand over keys s position by promoting torn to a van parked nearby and to fill the assistant' miiiIner John Kuiibrou ssecretarv, Mrs. Sands I Continued On Page 7-A) Gourd. The Board's rationale was that Mrs Coard •_LIA) - 5TZSS5S5 - The Seminole County Comm Tuesday night ission Volusia authorities reported put its efforts to hire an executive assistant into that last night a man waited high gear by voting to fill the $19,0Oo4,000 position until there were no customers within two weeks. ina bookstore at Bellair Plaza, Comrnisjoners Richard Williams asked that went in armed with a knife and someone be hire within two weeks after the d by Dick Turrw by i • . George Itapee around 1942 or of Bride." c/a this 1943. uses the two club nowspaper, P.0 Box 489, ning Radio City Sta tion, No w York, notrump as an artificial for- N Y 10019) - = ___________________ - - __. - - - - - a - --- -_ Q ____ - ------------I .- possession of stolen property, authorities said I. The youth was captured by Volusia Sherifrs deputies in a * wooded area off 1.95 north of Daytona after two women kidnaped last night in a bookstore robbery at Bellair were by a young man armed with a knife and a pistol. Deputies said a van stolen From the Daytona kidnaprobbery scene at a motel near where the juvenile n - TApJpj STAMPS. -S I - oF 123 IN t -.rt - Qv - Studies in the United States though show that if a cigarette smoker quits and changes to cigars he may continue to inIf you are successful in gethale. Inhaling a cigar and ting the excess fat out of and probably a Pipe is more off your torso. then exercises dangerous than cigarette that strengthen your ab- smoking. The usual virgin dominal muscles will help pipe or cigar smoker doesn't shrink your waistline. Some of inhale and this provides his these exercises to strengthen protection. If you smoke your abdomen will also give anything and want to avoid your ac support. You should most of (he health hazards inbe able to get help with the volved don't jhal from the physical therapy DEAR OH LAMB — 1 department where you are found, out the way to q'Jit now receiving treatment, smoking. I Fell in lovc and kept away from coffee, soda People who have back pop. Kool-aid, and I drank problems should not begin explenty of water. er Ise programs without the approval of the type of exer. ClSe ~y their physician, Those for you. I'm all for any sensi ble ay (harmful and on how to reduce the abdomen helps smoki ng can send 50 cents for The Perhaps start a ) II Ith Letter b Hug Lion (Puff Club I guess Girth Control Avoiding )0ur me5tIsd0ntt Big Middle Send a long puff, Just love love love stamped self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address I hI'ANPA IT! I f'%7f JI I 7(lq, A%,,-, , TUMBLEWEEDS £ - Openingiead - smokers to study over a Pedir-A of time in the United States o - -- Pass DEAR j)ft LAMB — would like to know how dangerous smoking a pipe is to your health.Recently I started smoking one. I know the hazards of cigarette smoking but not that of a ipe. I do not inhale very muc~ LJUSJI "1EBURY -- - Pa • — - ) Take n - - - fie bids two clubs, Sure enough. South does bid two spades and North takes him to the only maketble game con act. v4mlb . Ihavea herniated disc and! ar.1 limited in work and ac. (is'ities I do not prefer surgery and was sent to a rehabilitation' center for physical therapy to strengthen my back muscles. I have attended for seven months DEAR READER — Studies tu and I feel fairly good most of in the United States the time but wheii g:is in the linked pipe smoking tu heart stomach bijilds up it puts disease or some other ills of pressure on my back and I am tobacco. But Swp-den's famed Any predated 4? i! 1 C . - Lamb North F:ast - It - £ %I . .. - - ) -- your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 15I Radio (it) Station New York. NY 10019, -----.-,- ositioon _ - Its ()%%%tI I) and I%II ' J( . ______ __ Dep ii Detention Center on charges of armed robbery. kidnaping, use ofa firearm in cofIiiflIcsjofl of a ng Beer By Morris . s dng bid. The opener rebids 6 tsso spades with four or more £J96 spades, to hearts with four or more hearts and two 4A863 I diamonds without any four. i &K 2 ________________________ card major. The convention _____________________________ 1 1i f. EAST has achieved almost univ c I A 72 £ iS S acceptance Q J 1083 V v K 96 If ot using . 1ayman, . 104 9 would simply raise one notrump to three with his 11 SOUTH il)i 10*-_ high-card points and balanced £Q 1043 -1J hand. Stayrnan enables him to fr--I check to see if his partner has , ,, 7 four spades in which case he & A Q 54 expects a spade contract to be B40h vulnerable . ______ __ "X I 1-1 _- Liob ii' I ,o *, Stop _____ ~. ~ -_- L.ddEmIL . u I tJ U (F) SCHNOOGIf -%lN I 1I_4.. RJNK cOFFEE 'rL'ut.. WH-L eREAK. LIKE. MY OTHER, EMPLOYEES? ~ MNNFT ifTh'64 I - BUGS BUNNY $O &/Lf I -._ -- _____ ON .- - A camper van stolen in the 401”" _~ - __ - 1,.;; I "Monday night ibduction. -7 r robbery (if a Sanford woman I .~ :: 1, . I I . -and her daughter has been lAw- - - __ ,1 recovered in Daytona Beach near the Scene or a similar -. II kidnap-robbery last night and a - !/ Juvenile suspect in both cases i being held on multiple felony - - -- • _______________ . charges. 1 Sanford Police Detective Sgt. :-: Edward Hughes, contacted in Daytona just before noon today, I -W a I t'onflflfled that the white and ____________________ or ange cam per van that a man ________ T. took after kidnaping Mrs. r M argaret Mergo and her 15ma— year-olli daughter, Regina, and -p I .~-~- -, :Z~ ;--, r . robbing them was found nea , 0 iw _m , ..I .M . ~ Bellair Plaza shopping center — ~ ;~W_ "~~_ ___1 WIN - _ ---- - _^ ---- a at Daytona. ---A 16-year-oldrunaway -Monroe, N.Y., boy is bell3g held I try. BREAKABLE ThtNGS, ,r(-p l -- - . ERE cO%ES '14E QEL CARRY YOU8E4uTIFUL I% $QY THINGS INTO OuR)O TAKE • U PPERCL 4 SS.%1 E OC-Mi:D TO ",III ( LP 14 E COMERS . Kidnap lil, Suspect „. s He d value wdIbeained. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents — •, init private 401ay 21-Julle 201 -tl • v a 48 son n- - •. Olympian : goddess 24 Manufactured 50 681h Year, No. 118-Wednesday, January 7, 1976 SCORPIO(Oct. 24. Nov. 2t SCORPIO resolve will pay dividends tv Strk in what vntt sut out hits is l t4b(I day for YOU to embark on an ambitious under. III du, t H I itt r( Jt it e 4tIHts, t king. Ha e def tainnient is a little bumpy. Work diligtntly. )TMltt:S April 20-May 20 SAG1TT1I{IUS (NOV. 234kc. You nrk hest alone and in quiet enuronment today Sneak 2h\ OU an make points Your s Nobleman medication 22 3 Relate 0 I _________ 0 43 Skin materials willows R TL S . . FI 7 Philippine28 Rabbit lur Moslem 30 1ifetrns 8 Impish 31 Counsel (d'ril I Mean 33 Subterfuges dwellings 35 Tome tO Sheaf 40 Aid - EA9R &'iJ17 A - .56 Exist 51 Crush A • Pi b 15 Pain assets I? Seine THE BORN LOSER M A itg1i 54 Repeal 14 OstiichIie HOROSCOPE A JOJ!J COMIC - Legal work on the charter is Illittee arld we had to select tx'ing ttrin by 11th Colbert of the people who his ( the enftriii Stenstrom, Oasis and ttiuiasiii tntI t'uic to do it arxl the knows how to ju.st t McIntosh. tnan.ui a iut • - — -- _____ ",~ I , . a'! -, . . 11 - -uir2-v' 1. ... Tw, .w..*.~.1t..- . 171— 7A.: I -1 I . . V,4 - -- - - - , to . - - ' _~ ---'-" !v IT-9- - - .' - I 1fr-'__________ - I I. - j1 [ —..L - • ~, wl~ l - - - II a" . --II Ms. Z - - - - ____ - ---- - a N M-717 = - -, ' .4.& i -: - '"u — - ../..... "." "iii,. I -) ' -. , 1 ~ __ --- rr :- - -, - - — - ._ - ---- -' - .. --- _______________ Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword - Dear Abby Or, lamb horoscope --- !I'L 6-A 2-B 17-A 2-B 2-B ... I 2-B 2-B A - ___ __ -_ - _ t : ~ ~--__, - 11 �- - - I - = 0 = = = - = I I __ ------ _ ____ ___ aw 1111111111111111111 Wednesday, Jan 7, 1976 - & ___ - ffl :~ i %k.- - - - _. NMON - ____ 'W 1. - - ~ * " - s__1 __ ___ ___ _____ For Nomination In Bid Fo -____ ________ -_ _____ ______ 11 PRFS Former California Go Ronald Reagan Is tnding up his first 1976 campaign i through th icy N fl shire countryside after tellig voters o e 2sj slopes and iflcOUfltrychurcs th thbptancutt to he fJ.albuet by $90 billion won't require new state taxes Reagan, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, leaves New Hampshire day for North Carolina, another of the nation's early presidenW . . - - - _ . . Primary states As Reagan toured New Hampshire, President Ford iii.ained in Washington and Sen. Henry M. jackson Wned his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in Massachusetts. . . . -'- Teachers Strike In 3 States / ' By Ile An',oclated Press I- EPIPHANY SERVICE .)fliC 100,000 I'P 1 tCS ° today because of teacher strikes. About 4,400 teachers and the aides remained on strike in th e 62.000-pupil Pittsburgh ho system after in. tensive negotiations failed to end their five-week-old walkout. -. Wis., and in the Minnesota communities of Sauk Cene and Farihoult. ____ ____ +.. - Allegheny County Judge Donald E. Ziegler was -scheduled to decide today whether the teacbers are in contempt of court for rdusing to obey his order to return to the classrooms. Striking teachers al Braving cold and rainy Weather Bob Solomon, 19- I. )'eaold visitor from Norwoo u., dove Into ttw waters of Lake Eola in - . p . .., Orlando to retrieve the ., -_____ traditional Epiphany cro -- - . --- L I_- CIA ;~rz_ - ~ -_,; N I ., ~_ - ___._ _ - I --.-___ _-- - Jr asked the commission to pa)theful)$10,000btll,buta e'ie Vihien motion to release the $10,000 failed to get a second. been airport officials ha v e derstanding," aout not E t rece thngn %thlch the crime l)eelopers of Sand Lake acre. Vihien at first opted (or harbor lab is planned unit the staff's recommendation, fie dvelopmentbrea thedasighof butamotionto(hatef(ertfajled t " relief Tuesday night after to get a second aller Hattaway derstand" the boarcl's action in ) count) commissioners granted voted in opposition along with not paying the rent in ait 1' an additional year before KitouIi and Williams. ViI s construction must begin on 651 ai d a ddi n g th at he Though developers fel t any units. reduction In unitsper.acre a did ,, A proposal by Commissioner penalty, Williams seed the refusal. Richard Williams would have point that missing the dead!ine Commissioner John Kim. taken away fl5 units, a move not the fault of the county, ogh said only $9,000 should thatou1dhaeco5tdeelopers but caine bout teca t On 2 Railroad Sale ' . the Very Rev. Fr. j0 11,11, had all but decided the Williams responded. oject dovelopers failed to Force Probe Printed ' . ______ S e *- al 40 U It I - -- U 1 1 \ __ I -- -- ' - . -' • ' / 4 , beautifully with solid colors 39/40' wid' - .i / . / . /A ' I , I I ~ - ., * # %0 P4 I j*11 '! % J % . r lu t% ' ' 1~~* 7 +-, 1% I V ..X , % _. 3-, , I't, 11~ .' 11 ? % Bedspreads, Sa e ' .. .T I) ~ '%~ 'N .-% ' . -L - Z *& -, , I "t , t I `1# ~ .,. - I. I I il 'p h . - " 4 IF I ____ ' +fJ. I ' . . King ; reg.$37 ~ _____________-._______ - -. C, S, , Sale 29.60 Sale 10.40 . r~ , . t . . - 41 twin, reg. S13 , el + \.t%\ . I+ - a . Sa prices effective thru Sunday, Jan. 11. .' .- • ''' Calcutta I' ' - // 4 $ . ,,- -;, ~ : ' 1--f- _- M5 (r, I - -- - f -. -- . _ -.I— It.- T.!~~_._-!*__%.f_--_%W rv_ -t-~ ( '. ..+ -. - ,- ,- 1 :::-~--. - .. . -"lit + ---. , ( r ___ t .- I; e- • I '. . %r t Room darknriq shades, perfect - T for bedrooms, nurseries, any room,' : where light is a Problem. Stain and . . ' " E _2 -- :.- - - 37'/" wide - - _____ 497 - - -_____ _____ I ~. ---_- __- - - -- im II fl .. S 'Sl e 9.6 I em 50x84 , reg 12 50 sa l e iv pr. 75x63"' ren' $22 Sale 17.60 pr. ' rayon or cotton Tique thermal draperies in polyester jacquard damask 55¼ wide, reg. 9.99 . Sale 7.99 Sale Sunshed cloth shade impregnated with vinyl plastic for long wear and washability Translucent decorator c olors Sale prices effective thru Sun., Jan it. Sale prices effective thru Sun. Jan ]I. -. SF. :- - -- ----- Goirls 'Calcutta' ants, ___ ____________ ' I / / 1 ~~: ix - -2 ~!i;4; i 'Calcut pa nts, mt -a ft dia 1 % 7050 I • Zip front 2 button style • SIzes 7 14 -->... + / • Fatigue style. • Sizes 3038 ,# Turlington Says Money Need - ------- '=' - - -- +----=--'--- - '- ---------------------- - ------ ,--_ - -•--- ------- ------- ----=- -- ---. - ----- ------,--- -=- -------------. --- - - ------ - i--== -- -; ____.__ -n -_ . T- I v'•"'- k1l k, --. I ;-'- \ - \ 0 \ 1 1 =_i:2F 1. ' • Zipper front with belt • Ice cream colors • Sizes 513 -_. / ___ - f-- .. ,7 .11 Z 4- -.Y 1 / 0 , ~ ~% , -~'- ~, ! , 0 "'A.. !L_ , ~ " A IZ47 4kit - -_7' _%_ '. /--* r, ~- i i~3 -I- . VA i, ,;4A , ~ &r,- AMA, __ 4 // I LF - -_____ - 1 -s.-- / I \. I / / / __________ - / f _t M RM %07 V, / / / / ______ \ - '"i __~";, - / ' /' / - / _) _sir_ S - - - '--; ___________________ _________________ ~__ _-- - - .+. i_+___ / -- - - - Our January I - --- White Goods Sale is now in progress, + • t1 JCi .nry In ir' 'CHARGE I 4 4' V 4' p.I,, - pen PS 4' DCV 33 i! -- - I / I ~ tse . .1 sale '1I -- , v JthLJjkJ able Heavy .eight plastic i y / / I %.^ .-,%,.-- %_^- &_ ' Dimity' print sheets an cotton/polyester percales+Ftatandfittedarethesamepr,cps 46¼ wide, reg 7 99 Sate 6 39 5574" wide, reg. 9.99 . . Sale 7.99 ,-~ -~ ) or reg sale 3,59 """' \ \ wi th polyester fihrf ill rayon'poPester backing JI.", pan Ij 4. J71 -+ - 4. 1 I Fu req. $................a e . Queen: req. S21 ..........Sale 16.80 . twin; reg. 4.79 Full; reg. 5.79 .............. Sale 4.93 Queen; reg. 9.79 ...........Sale 7.93 King; reg. 11.79 ............ Sale 9.93 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; 46U41 " wide, reg. 6.99.Sa$.S.59 55'4"wlde reg 199 Sale 719 73'" wide reg 1799 Sale 1439 Sale 2240 . - IF Sale 3m93 374" wide dtl vin,yl plaslic Has heal sealed hems and won I harden with :1 j j quilted to polyester with acetate backing . - , ,- - 1 - , . U Full, reg $28 ',. 11 . - __ ____ ---T _ ae 4fltwin; ireg $23 -_ .1. )- - - ._-11,k-_ in dow shadesI. ..-.. --I . -- . - .-.-- Ivv-_01. -_ am S I ft J we I , . , , , .; z. twin, req. 3.99 ) - I I • reg 999 l Full; reg. 11.99 . Rib-cord bedspread --** in cotton/polyester P& ,11 I ~. - , , 0 - Sale pr iceseffective e ec ye thr-u Sun. Jan. + .. '' Alice' floral sheets in cotton.tpolyester percale. Flat and filled are the same prices. I - N L P \: . .... ' %; ' ". King; req. io. .............Sale 8.43 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; I k, ' Full, reg. 4.99 ..............a from sensational colors, including new tie-dyes 44/45 wide A - ''. ,a makes terrific pants, skirts, dresses Choose ____ + v S le Meg. 2.99. Natural look heavier weight semi- -.--- I— . .____ I 1. . - tu crinkled fabric in easy-care cotton/polyester _wq_'crT,?_ . - .., - 4" 01 1 ,4 - :- . ft a ,,,I I ' '- I f eatures narrow ombre shadings from light to dark. or 'barber pole' stripes. Combines Sale 2.39 yd \ / rossings NotiCe " / ,,. . White muslin also on salel - ,, ' Menu iz ,-. U Reg. 1.98. Light breezy gauze of cotton/polye%ter \ Sate 3 53 and fitted are the same prices Striped gauze I - White cotton/polyester percale sheets Flat 4 .' % / Full; reg. 4.79................Sale 3.83 Queen; req. 7.99 .............Sale 5.93 King; reg. 9,99............... Sale 7.93 reg 299 \\ \ lack of funds. But the .83twin;reg. 3.79 gauze. For easy-are print blouses and dresses or to th '-' \\ Sale 2 pa tter n lightweight I \ ____-..-. twin, reg 2 99 Full; req. 3.99..............Sale 2.97 Pkg. of 2 pillowcases; req. 2.99 ..................Sale 1.97 NeecJ$epoinl'cotton/potyeste,mijsIinprin gauze ___ 7 nd - lab would be moved because of L 0 1 - -, - Sale 1. 58 y dn Q ea 1"___- - ..-'- care cottonpolyestcr makes peasant blouses shirts, long dresses and skirts In natural. while, and new Spring pastels 38'39 wide U / _____ , / ( ______ / economics is not the issue,1, . e _ - Reg. 1.98.' The crinkled gauze look in light, easy / plans. and receive the blessing by ...", I- I I __r, I- - 1. 58 y- Plaza Group - ; spokesman told the corn- a later date and submit new operating in Sanford. mission, I Solid color gauze I. north of Semoran Boulevard other end." and 4.5 miles west of 14 about WiDiams argued the coupty Tuesday's action was the $800,000. would be "better off" to ask latest in the on-again off-again "That's a hard pill," a project developers In at strugg le to keep the crime lab Sanf ord Man Arrested In 000 Gun Thef t Agent Buried 0 - / use be pitil bctaut' (hit's what At one point early last year es Go Officers Testify In Harden Trial - -- -- - - Wednesday, Jan. 7,1976-3A good s sal e 1 White . Watergate Appeals Heard __ = - 0 / I'ii develop the project within a legislature appropriated some % one-year dea dline set by county fl I ii v V a money and the lab remains In -.A. J' regulations. Under the orthe area. -_ .:7~,~ --Fl~-_.d- L'__~ ORIANDO (AP) - State P. . - . clinance commissioners could ---qmw. . 1?~___ have rezoned the property back Atty. Robert Eagan says - ~IIII0 4A . M 4* -'Xf , 4ft-."' ' cross, was one of two young to its former agricultural he will conduct an investigation state funds had arrived in I WASHINGTON tAP) - The Presidential Clemency . Seminole County to pay the men taking the plunge in of the Central Florida , Hoard says its program will bring about "imtionaI ____ - -.•-W'!'' status. But In former hearings Force ftheFedeajDrn Task lease. And Vihien, the liain hopes of securing conunissioners Indicated the i g reconciliation," but the Amcrican Civil Ube*-ti Union 0 • A commissioner, accused Atty. fortune In the coming year zoning could be retained If oc'cemenu I1wluiu.iuOfl. •'•"m..-;;-. calls the program "vindictive" and the board's final Gen. Robert Shevin's office of by bringing back the cross - - __ _L1!M units-per-acre were reduced. _rN1I --~--j"NAM~ report "a whitewash." L--- , .-,- -=Ammmm.- "Allegations have been made dropping the ball. olI ~ Made of pine twigs, fern Over objections from against the Drug Erfolrrement --Z:~T-_. L- ,"' The final report of the bnard I - -- --71 -! .--f~~Illft!`l -, and k-aves. I Iferald Photo Williams and Commissioner I 4 men accused of desertion or draft evasion during the Administration task force here __ Shevin's office then lustily ___ mllllll l llllllf b)BflJVjncezitJ r) Vietnam era was nude public Tuesday by the ACLU. John Klmbrough the project tnOrlandoandwearegongto approved a lease agretment deadline was exUnded to Nov. investigate those allegations," between the county and the That report showed that of 113,337 men eligible, only 12 of this ear 21,729 applied and only 14,514 rectived outright pardonis or Eagan said Tuesda) airport The $9,000 arrised Developers Indicated con. pardons conditioned on completion- of vairied periods Eagan rdused, howeve.-, to L .struction is scheduled to get public service work. G* IV under way by that time. An Deputy Circuit Court Clerk elaborate on the source or na. A d uncertain market caused the ture of the allegations. Ashby Jones said the $1,5W still Car Sal delay, R " developers ,,LI fn arrears wlflbepajdassoon umme ision to Investigate • K ommiss,oner as application is made to iarry th inks force, which IS DETROIT (APj -Despite im improved economy and a atkowski made the motion state and the funds are for spurt ii the new -car market during the fourth quarter, the Posed of federal and area nar111 .0 warded to the county. end the deadline. It was cotics agents, came ter a s nation's auto makers close the books on In today with d d b C ByAUDIENIU111,11y county agreed t particularly worried aboulthe speed -and b) ng that Orange Coun. theirwOsalesreportsinmeth8adecade rst a high r attaway lferaidSinff Writer derwrite the project. That railroad crossings In Sanford s ty Sheriff Melvin Yearnd es fzgures thbe released toda y wW co I mean even 20 or 25 and Commissioner Sidney -.' means,essentiall y, that If the -- ex t for the on the out ni j wflw uuijC Safety that comumer appetites for new domestic cam were the ho state sh ou ld The rafiroad crossing poorest since In industry = aml)14 say. skirts of town. where a train train like You can an The ',,coun " f 'ty staff had Airport Boulevard rid might be going at a high rate of t A public craving for attended earlier Tuesday. low Prices and high fuel econtooll 11 McCracken Road will 4" monthly however, provided a boom for ports, which withstood li Orlando police withdrew payments. with nami ng signals, sales lull in the waning morlths of in to log their thW from the task force probably late this year best year in history and came out a record awe of the citing a lack of cooperation c ording to Seminole County U.S. market the analystssay. al from the federal agency headed Ezblic Work Director Robert 041 b John lPore Pore has Anew. refused to The warning signal comment on the Uotic is hereby given that i am dispute. "400d in business at Oak Drive, %a'tn* Forest city, Seminole county. were first approved) the WASHINGTON (A?) - Two weeks after he was Floritis und1w It* 1ic11110u% namt 0, murdered by three masked gunmien, Rldmrd S. Welch, county in February 1975, ego 0 ce __ FLORIDA FISHING EL BY BOB LWYD th e C station chief In Athens, was buried at Arlington Anen sd but coJnt ofand asking for a bottle of eye CURSIONS. and that I int"W 10 ' hItaldSI W rite r NOTICE OF • National said wash iiclais decided t? hold off on Action R InternatIonal Harvester Crit the Circuit Coufl Semin County Corporatlonwili seU at Publ In stigators said the project until it could be h1dent For Sreta of State Hen A. Kissinger Sanford police have arrited ic Sale Florida In accordance with the 19y6 at determined If a policy existed an 19-yearmade no move v w '' •provlslom of the FIc1Itloij Name and CIA Direc tor William E Colby attended funeral old San!0 man for * Fires to AM, the emis,s of Slate Statut. To-wit: Section US eovermj, such projects flSlue extortion in connection with a anu suuuenly exited, reapTractor & Equipment Company Florida Statutt 1957. servim Tuesday at the modern brick and glass chapel as 1 pearrd and then fled while Ue inc.. ii 1400 S. Oranoe Blossom Ft. Myer, adjacent to the cemetery. * Courts weekend sporting goods store 5: Kennth E. PaschaiI Trail, Orlando, Florwa tht following putIllSh. Dt4c. The clerk was trying tc telephone The Airport - Boulevard bur)aryinwhIch2I5jng 31, 197S. ion 1, 14, 21, Oti 1116 presence marked the first time a president had * Police Beat the sheriff's (fIe. CTOSSifl lies inside the city were stolen. ___________________________ cbuIent. Model HSC 140 •ttended I ralforaCMaent such funerals limits Sanford Payload,.-, Serial No. 35S with ectiveTomBernog said Rockland Rake inally are low-key ceremonies held without publicity. B Driver Cited Andrew said it was det.er. Seminole Sporting Goods owner receiver with her had and dial I - 1974 Hough Mo" H&SC FICTITious mined that no such policies Don Smith received a series of the operator with a pencil and yloodor, Serial No. 3W NOTICE IS hoireby given 1hal I am ShenfraDeputyj F Bennett existed and the commissioners telephone calls Tuesday i - I3 inter?ll E o Pay 'n busines s at VU s in Police were notified of the has Issued a court summenS to Sc irtioper. Scf Is I No 2111 voted to go ahead with the which the caller wanted $W in robbery. Orlando Dr.. santord, Iriorlda, Internallonal Hervips; credit under the 11clifloul nam@ 01 OAVIII a Seminole County School bus project because thc, deemed ex-hange for the stolen guns Corwallonrntiorve W ASHINGTON ( AP) - Robert C. Assistant Police Chief Fred driver for illegal trash dumSHOP. INC, and it a necessity." s Ult. Th* tiquiprntiinj is that I Intend t r egister said name Police arrested Carl Wendell McGowan said Investigatoes ping H.R. Haldeman, Jolin D. Ehrfichmoan and John N. Mit. ' sentiy or at State Tractor with the Cie The decision to go ahead with MoClarien, IS, v. 1106 pecan recovered a the Circuit Court, cheU weren't. although ail ~he legal talk was about their toy pistol and Bennett said he observ,W Jond Equipment Company, Inc. 41 SM1111010 COunfy, Florids in ac the joint trial In the Watergate cover Harold Clark, 56, of Ward case, count) pain $1,100 and the dropped at a telephone booth arrested Street, SarJord, dnp a red It was nwre a reunion of their lawyers, arguing s international Harvester -state Department of Tran- near a grwery store on W. 13th Section $6S09, Florida Statutes bucket full The David L. Robb Of trash from a 50a0f1 (IJ'LJT) using federal Street Tuesday Tuesday before the U.S.Court of Appeals why their one • res school bus alon gs th funds to pay ide Airport convjcjjo, should not be allowed to stand e rest, came Officers said they oL&rved Retail Finance David I Robb. about Boulevard near Bethune Circle, "through SupervIs'n1'ient the McClarlen pick up Uemoney It is likely to be three nxinths or more before the court Sheriff's deputies today Sanford and throw out a text PubIl5h Jan y • Pubiith Dec 31 1975 Jan ii i magnanimous good will of the and he was arrested and booked reported a stocking masked book belonging to Goldsbot-o 0EV 31 rules. Meanwhile, the four men will remain free as they county," according to Sanford have been 5ince the jury retwMed its verdict on New DEU 147 into county Jail in lieu of $8 o00 '' apparently cut telephone Elementary School IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE C;tY Manager W.E. Knowles. bond on an extortion wires at the IJt? Years Day 1975 Je Food Town charge Bennett said he ret.rieved the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Knowles said the county had CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Bernosk)reportedth.t Smith store, Bear Lake Itoad, last textbook and return ed it to the first agreed to Install the hadtoldthecaller uit before entering the store school. t hedi 't CASE NO. 7-7-CA.wE signals, then had hacked out" want to pa the money CASEN 'SIS'2CA4.E a • . Then in me Matter e Ada?lon : after "someone brought it up Smith's life and his family was UNITED COMPAP4IES F INAN RICHARD GARY KIWALA. 11 CIAL CORPORATION. a Louisiana that the crossing was inside thI_ NOTICE OF ACTION i threatened, police &aid, and he Corpofallon. cit) RICHARD GARY KIWALA 1317 Lorairw sirw Asked if they thought the TALI.AHASSEE (AP) burned and that he would be Lansing, Mlch;gan recent accident in Del-and, in shot with one of the shotguns Education Commissioner we almost within reach and " YOU ARE NOTIFIED h&% filed a REICHERT. The (riI of a Sanford man, of a shotgun blast to the head. whlchtwopeoplewerekillcdb) stolen in the burglary Ia1ph 1llnton told Gov Petition tar the adoption of your REICPICRT (rain would inspire do or cdof MICHAEL T Burglars smashed a aymg ne salu asS Reubin Askew today that Flail• mirr child baring the name of ELLZEY, INGEBORG also was struck in counts officials to provide door C ELLflv ml to enter the store where da schools need $1 77 billion RICHARD GARY KIWALA II and FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO in ru Waic, today entered Its the chest and the right hand by signals at more crossings, txth , " a prayer con'ain,d within the formeri THF ORLANDO ight rcolers, (he rifles, next ear Just to stay even 1 & second day with law en shotgun pellets From the angle Knowles dnd Andrew said such seven shotguns and w, Pitition requests the Court to award TRUST COMPANY ROY E "We have presented to you that a Judgment of Adopilo, of BLOCK and PAUL HOMEL d b a Of It 4PPeared Mrs. 171alters vircre the responsibility to (ecttf minor by the Petilionef, ROBERT determined quantity of am- and to the le&latun, a standharden had been facing her f tl stak lita Ildrd&n Jr, 4, is opponent, W CLARK toe enter" and you are munition was taken, police stillbudgtt," furlmgtonsd in herman Heinle of Ills S Garay said, and Dorttionatints "1 do ubt that the county rquIr to serve a copy Of your charged with the Nov. 12 d NOTICE OF a statement for Askew's hearwas elected pr Anweror Pleading to the Petition had been shot from dose rano, would %vant to pay the full Price esident of fl FORECLOSURE SALE slaying of his wife, Laura on $3.47 billion in state Sanford on the Petitioners 411101I R. NOTICE is hermy 24 ven 1hat mr Plaza Merchants Ptt8 Siffllil3 at a Casselberry Robbery SheriWs investigators saId trick Phillips, of I arden, 41 Bald*ln agency budget requests which Association today. D?IIc Suittit 2g, SW Eaw ' undersigned earlier that Mrs. Harden was croIng,' Andrew said, but iR, Clerk A"istant State Attorney shot twice the governor will pare in pr LaeIberry, Florida 321 and of Seminofe Also elected by tthe by a man who chased added that in the event of a (laude Van hook led off today s County Fiorida wit Calselberry police have Paring his recommendation to association for the 1976 file t" of;gfnal Antwer or Pleading the 191h da y (I r' rt a r ul a r I) din t roi' hnu,% - y. 1976 a? 11 EV) chr'tl irI 1a)c it old Martr * r fri mler raid fltt at in the r th lti,Jl41 tiWC were Jim ('rant of PubLix, Iront door of the Circuit Di-jectjve William R Bernosky Mulberry Avt., Sanford. Into a trossing, cowlty officials would with thoe robbery early today of "I do this most reluctantly president; Earl it County courthovte, o f 10, 1916 it You fall to do so, It 'polr4t it out to t he DO T" a 7 Eleven Food Store at SR-436 and with great unease, hut with Flagship U.& Bank Setar Jr., ht'id of (fie Crime Scene neighbor's Judgnnt by Default will b taken sell at pjbllc outcry to the highst Knowles naid lie wasn't and LaRe Hnwell Road. y I)ivision of the Sanford Police the knowledge that I must be Witnesses told deputies the David Earl Seely, IS. at 1967 responsIble and realistic," 'flu Department. following de , director; ,and Bill shoegwi wielding iproperty -This Notice shall be pvbU$hed j Kewanee Trail, Casselberry, lington salu. "It provides no Zales, Bernosky testified that on scene in a car. Seminole county, promotion Committee. OflCC each week for four (4) con Florida: was arrested at Palmetto real dollar Increases In funds SCuty,ki tfl The Evilg -+ + Lot 73, Shock A. DRUID HiLLS Avenue r,I the Downtown for education. it does not pm Herald, Sanford, Fl&id&. gauge shotgun lyinrj In the Deputy Kirby testified that the WITNESS my hand arvd jeal 01 PAR X. Plat Book 10, p,09t 11, Public a'ziivig IleTlild Sanford Marina after Sanford ride funds for new programs In grass beside 1Cti Street, near shotgur. r1cucred a few t,locks em note County. Said Court on this 5th day of Floridô+ police stopped a car answering education which are badly School GoIdsbro Ekut'ntary School. from the Harden residence was PUbI.thI 0 i ni s pursuant to the Final Judgment the the description given by the neded." (Seal) entered said he turned the dusted for fmgeprints, with cicepi Saturday and Chtjstm Ath. H. ounh?s Cie Pending in said fleckwItta, Jr. Mienu store clerk as one used by the Dy by The Sanford Herald, Inc. C weapon over to Seminole negative result3. Ki "It Is not even a good budget Y C Which Is indIcal Clerk of the circuit rby All't') G&spar I boggleI undwich Court abtjye robber who took an undisclosed for education," he added. County Sheriff's Deputy Harold sid he reccvered two shotgun miii siab'cta- or rguLjrt ;tmotint of cash DePAY Clerk "What it will do,.. Is I) - -KJtb%. . t1 -- sIn '- from - W' row ,ui area -j I "'d cowl this SIb d üt Li I C -.sse Ltlhlou R. 1 rry pouce 5a u ', r On Monday, 1k. G.V. Garay feet from the body. 7be 12. puaune iorvuuauon to :: . +.%id ..ass Postage PCid at by Baldwin 1, DikOij woman cWk was tw up by (Seat) WW SAnIord. Flarkis 37joyl. alchrin orange wedgim Alloorntioys af Law a during ft 01XIIng year . testified that an auojy he gauc shell aslng't, Kirby said, Arthur H. Beckwith, jr, llau /Puddingt gun-weildirig man about 4 am, hopefully for only this one year, Suitt 20. U performed on the body of Mrs. also (ailed to yield any Sobcription Rtes by Carrier Of the Circuit Curt La Lehe ni tr? She managed to gd to a until we reach a level of itate Harden revealed Abe had died fingerprints, COC OA V. Ekern Attorney a.. for Petitioner "SC y Cl#fk telephone, knock off the and national recovery widcli I YtH! JCII . 4 71. 75 t'i F'i;bllTh J 7, Pl -- release $9,000 In state funds to Actually, the CommiSsion pay six months of overdue owed airport officials for 10 payments to the Sanford Air- months, or $10,500, but The Seminole County Corn. port Authority for housing the available state money in the iiiisiu voted Tuesday to Central FloridaCrime Lab count) totaled only ,000 I'ar who conducted the sen-Ice for the blessing of The waters. Solomon, Count 4 Gauze looks even better at Orthodox Church, Winter Only Few Sought Clemency - I For Crime Lab Charges of -- - -11 ' Evening Hera, Sanford, , _______________________________ s "1 know it's a hard pill, but __,__iliv%oix - Fun Year x ension ' __ - . Reeases ByEDPRICKETr HeraldStaffWrfter - , ,~.-_-.I ~...,? O!"I - I * - Reagan In New Hampshire . - _I L __ County Dr)Irr Hr ThE ASSOCIATE - - 111 .--------- IN - *.i 2A-Evkg Hera, Sanford, FL - - _ - - - -- - 4 p + r- - - - - - - ___ - - - ' - : -'T:-'-' ----'-- -- - - -- --- �4A— Even Ing Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. - edney,Jan,7,1m V I I But Husbands Not Too Happy With Heroines : According To Post, Times FLORIDA w—--- IN BRIEF ' Drive To Go' Proves Fatal For Mentally Retarded Man — "It was just a drive to go," a mental institution official says of a profoundly retarded 20..year.old ho insisted on wandering into a world he could not un. derstand. An intense four-day search for the young man ended Tuesday. His body was found floating face down in a rock pit. "That had been his behavior ever since lie was a child," Tom Sullivan, direor of the Miami Sunland aing Center, said of Howard MeIruck. "For the past year and a half, we'd had him in a secure cottage for precisely that reason," But Melniek who ... h r.il. f hn AIM" ly ui E - -year-oi c and had been a resident of the center for the past 10 years, (tlsappeared last Friday night. Two Sisters Foil Bank Robbery In Indiana A AM BOY, md. AP I -Two sisters who foiled a bank robbery in "Becky said, 'Do you think they're robbing the bank?' You the ground and spread 'cm. Becky took oil her belt and we tied his this tiny northern Indiana railroad community of 476 are heroines know, just as it joke," Mrs. Bowland said after the incident, bands." to their children, but their husbands wish they'd leave cops-and"I'll be damned if one of those girls didn't have a foot on the robbers to someone else. She said the bank's manager, Herman Agness, , then ran out y" Agns said, "Then they marched him up town in Front nf ifie bank, told them the bank Was being robbed and asked them their r and waited for the state police, husband is a little unhappy because I had my 2-year-old go for help. ust J to make sure the men didn't find another car key and get son with me." Rebecca Griggs. 28, siaid. "But fit y daughters are away, Agness shot out a tire on the car, Mrs, lioland said. Là "I turned their car off and started letting air out of their fires," jumping up and down, saying their mommy caught a bank ro 'w stw said. "I was there when they came out of the bank and I be r. Held in the Miami County jail in Peru were (arenco Bailey, 27, beelined it for the restaurant — I didn't know if they had a gun." and his brother Alvin. Z1, both of (;;try. Alvin was delivered by the Mrs. Griggs used her belt to tie up a suspected bandit Tuesda y Mrs. Boland said she jumped back in the car with her sister women, police siid. after tier sister, Shirley "Catsey" Bowland, 277, disabled the and they took off af ter the suspects who fled on foot after they Agness said the holdup men were arined with if sawed-off getaway ear. A second suspect was caught a short time later as he found their car disthled, shotgun and herded all the employes and customers into the vault missed jumping on the caboose ofa moving freight train. — but they didn't see him because he was in the Nick of Olt Agness said lie watched the women round it building froin one Mrs. Rowland said she and her sister were waiting at the drive- direction and Ehrhardt BalLschmldt, 32, owner of the corn building. up window of the Fanners National 3ank branch ternoon when they saw a car with it's engine running parked 'Ehrhardt fired one shot, then the robber threw up his bands dime of it was found on the railroad trac, along with the sawe acro&s the street. V and said 'I give up,"' Mrs. Bowland said. "We told Idin to lay on off shotgun. Open I I LIA I IUU Steps U p Activities I n Italy WASHINGTON Al' The CIA has informed A similar report was published by 11w New congressional committees that it is steppin up York Times, which said more than million covert activities in Italy and is funding nonalready was distributed to unknown recipients Communist political groups to the tune of alter final approval for the coven operation was ', *0 in.1lion. two newspapers reported in given by President Ford on I)ec. 8, editions. A State Ipornent spokesman declined Communist political p,arties are strong in coininent on the reports, Italy, and the CIA program there follows state. It has been reported previously that the CIA inents by Secretary of State Henry A. W inas providing funds to non-Contmunist parties , Kissinger that the United States is hoping to help Portugal. curb Communist influence in European governments, 'nie Tittles also reported that the Soviet Union is known to have given support to the Italian party in the past. ISdirectly to political parties in Italy, principally The CIA activity in Italy was revealed by CIA the Cliristian Democratic party. Director William E. Colby to congribcainnni Slated The Celery CityPrintin Company will celebrat llie Communist party last June won 11 per International Printing Wee iit or the vote in balloting conducted in 15 of 20 next week with an open hous districts and has boosted its share of the vote by Tuesday at Its plant, 22 tuuuitfres, the Post %48. the Post noted, cording to owner Bit Ilie United States funded non-Communist Mcl.iuchlin. There will be severa PoIitIL' l groups in Italy For almost 20 years, be. ginning in IN8 and endinq only after covert displays, including a 700-year old lithoofstones contributions %sere disclosed by Ramparts old andmanuscript, denoustrations dec inagahne in 19G7. Kissinger said last month that the United tronic typesetting and othei camera and printing equip States is determined to do whatever it can to ment. prevent Communists from joining in coalition The public is invited to OH pu'ui iuistius in r.urope. open house From 3 p.m. to 6 VW Man Sentenced To Death JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Twenty-eight-year-old Richard Henry Gibson, whose criminal record began at age 15, h;is ken :;tiitcnced to cicitrocuuon for the May 10, 1974 murder of it Brazilian seaman. Circuit Court Judge Susan Black issued the (tenth sentence Tuesday. He also gave Gibson life imprisonment for robbery in the incident which resulted in the fatal shooting of i ntonio Cymbo, 47. Police said Cymbo and a companion were lured to a secluded spot by two women operating under Gibson's direction. The other man was shot, but recovered. A jury that convicted Gibson In November recommended death by a 7-5 vote. Florida law gives the judge final say on a capital offense, FACIAL TISSUE 200 CT. 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Caroline 'Worst Dressed' LOS ANGELES sAl', — Caroline Kennedy has been named the worst dressed woman in the woo-id by fashion designer Mr. Blackwell, who called the daughter of the late President John F. Kennedy a symbol of young America's "careless" attire, He described the 17-year-old as "a shaggy dog in pants." Also named Tuesday were Nancy Kissinger, wife of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was called "a traveling fashion stew," and Princess Anne of England, ho was scolded for dressing like "a royal auto mechanic " teve Ford In Cal Poly POMONA, Calif.( Al') — Steve Ford, 19, youngest son of 'resident Ford, has enrolled as an animal science major it California State Polytechnic University here. lie signed up Tuesday for classes in (artier science, loch is horseshoeing, and basic equitation, the anatomy , f s horse as it pertains to riding. A spokesman for Cal Puly said Ford would live off ;'mpus at an undisclosed location, lie told college oficials he would have a part-time job. Speculation was h.. ..iJ •...1 . . - SANFORD PLAZA - . p t.iyp _i the buyes ZALES, THE DIAM014D STORE, tS HAV$4G A SALE. THAT'S H E - It's big news because The Diamond Store only has two major sales a y.arl Save on fabulous fashion and stone rings. TWICE THE MENNUmpa VS MONTREAl. (Al') — The Quebec government minister n charge of the main construction (ci 111 0C 3976 Oympics said Tuesday all talk 'of postponing the Games Is "purely hypothetical." Victor Goldbloom said pstponement is not a consideration at present, despite the difficulties of meeting construction deadlines at the Olympic park in Montreal. Goldbloom added that if circumstances force postponemett, Montreal should be given additional time to complete facilities rather than have the Games shifted to an alternate site such as Mexico. 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RIG. 4 F Still MARC) THAT' S LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT Fh13/ \ VASELINE JACKSONVILLE (API — Presidential candidate 'rank Ahern of New Orleans, who proposes three or more ice presidents to help run the country, is on his way to ew Hampshire after an informal campaign swing hrough Florida. %%111e campaigning in Florida, Ahern played up his U.& 4arine Corps Woild War It erice by wearing a Marine ap and driving a red, white and blue station wagon. As he left, Jacksonville and headed north Tuesday, bern said he had visited 68 Florida towns and cities but ept his campaign down-to-earth. iirline Resumes Operations / • CHARM LIQUID DETERGENT SALE PRICES GOOD Ahern Ends Campaign Swing JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Florida Republican arty Chairman William Taylor has filed for re-election the GOP state executive conunittee. He says he will o seek re-election as chairman. Taylor, of Jacksonville, filed Tuesday to run for both the ate and county executive committees. He pointed out at only those officers may be delegates to the GOP state Invention, tentatively set for June. Party committee members will be elected in the March presidential preference primary and will take office )rd I. OAF .I IN BRIEF Collapse Called Imminent I I T:\l,l.:\Il.'\SSEE All) _ VV Arnold Greenfield, Hondas bond director, says the state may benefit in the long run from New York City's financial difficulties becau.-e of Florida's ronservative policies. 1 he state of Florida happens to be one of the more conservative states in bonding taws and procedures, and I hope this will be recognized by those who buy bonds," he told a house Appropriations subcommittee Tesday. He said New York's now-passed threat to default on bonds has caused investors to be more careful in investing in government bonds. He added New York City will be selling few bonds in the next two years, making more money available for Florida. republican Chairman Files lARGE 817F SAVINGS ECKERDREGJ 49 LI'iT I Long Range Benefits Cited Wednesday, Jan. 7, )fl—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - V____VVV__ -------------------- WATCHES Sava 7500 - .. ------- �____ __________________________________________________________ .-----,. - .= t ______ _____ ____ __________________________ ____ -. ffp4 •: - - _____ - - -- .- - -- -,- -.. .- - - - - - -- _-__' . Evening e Ir tkr,gd 300 FHEN1 ,WC, SAN VOi FLA. Area Code 105I.M.261 1(,r 931-9993 Wedne,jay, January Many Floridians have been __ surprised upon Around recei%ing their Income tax forms from the Internal Ilev nue Service (IR,S) the past few (lays. Qu ite a few persons in the state 6580 to be exact _ have reeejvlor will receive the Sh ort Form iiio. filed longer Form 1040 in the past. 9 Florida, nearly one-half of Florida's .1.1 million individual taxpayers are receiving the short form, 32771 although they WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher I UOBEiTC MARKEY, Adversing Di rec tor Hov Delivery: Week. 55 eents Mon th. 12.40: 6 Months, 11(20: the '7 ; a., I I41 Probe Leaves CIA Quandty Forin IG40 filed in the past and found that many The Clock short form of is quicker and easier and enables us (116) to process us, especially when added to the 10 per cent clecTease in over-all traffic fatalit.les." Records eyeshields In addition to keeping their headlights undeserved, Form throughout the country on the proper role of a helmets and ~ ixl... ,;,~' " OW knowledge and under authority of an incumbent mow what the was up to it was because he know. CIA didn't want to The CIA has been exposed to criticism that should really policy Moreover, he directed at the peop!e who made for the CIA. upon itself. The the criticism has fed p -ess, like a pack oi baying hounds, has pursued (lie quarry. Presidentiai candidates, confident of their own righteousness, have condemned Pest actions of the agency. What remains is the problem of making th e CIA 11101-e responsible to tile ideals of a self- governing democracy while keeping it effective. No small problem. Congress should take a look at laws governing . The i Question B g - - __ 1 _____ " __ , -,, r. `?` , ,i- __ . ____ _____________ ___________ _________ into another Vietnam type mess in Angola may ' be a bit overdrawn, but there are enough disturbing similarities between the ti sit uatkrnsto warrant the close Congres. scrutiny is giving the niatter. For one thing, it agiin seems to be P. case of a few high officials and advisors in the executive branch perceiving a direct threat to the interests of th e Unikd States in th prospect of a Corn. mntmist victory in a power struggle being wagt1 in a former European colony — this French Indochina but Portuguese Angola. 'J ' :,:. _____ - -. the history of American government. Elected by the fates rather than the people, therefore beholden to nothing but his conscience, he nonetheless has squandered the occasion on 10 1 ."- i 0 •.' 9 ." 10 _______ - I -- _____ - I. •' . '__________ .., I year , - _..11 1* ~-, . t k ______________ _____________ '. -'' ", .. , V. v, ' 5 -= ' : " our intelligence operations. including the National Security Agency and the ag'ncies in the Defcnse Department, which have larger staffs and spend more money than the CIA, and the smaller State Th nor Congress can be trusted to gra p e rea i de cided on th eir own initiative to do what has to be done b- I National Security Act of 1947, - —_ ... ..; fac tions in Angola through the % ________ i I.' I' pervisory responsibility - The difference t his time is that they got caught early in the game and people started The ,sking questions. Cem2tral Intelligence Act of 1949 allowed the CIA to conceal its spending in the budget, an rnconstitutional provision. A new, more specific law is needed. It should specify what th e CIA can and cannot do in And just as we were warned of all kinds of dire consequences if the Uni ted states 'lost" ________________________________________ ___ _______ ____ _____ ___________ ,7 - ___________________ ___________________ ________ ____ . A brother of Louis Hazan, the ) 8 p.m., 1201 JANUARY 13 ___________________________________________ Alt.im',nte Springs CIt,ic Center, sponsored by Semi no le (iuri( Extension Service, HOSPITAL NOTES ____________________________________________________________________________ JANtJARYS, 1976 Sanford lJons 3 polite to make a joke out of a man, but disappointment is i l The ugly side ght, Sanford. ts Brazil, says Daniel P, Moynihan, our am- should strengthen congressional oversight procedures. bssador to the U.N. But horrific possibilities like this would seem Myrde We are going to continue to need a foreign intelligence agency. It must have an operational capabi lity in addition to its normal fact-finding capability. Some covert actions are going to be remonstrance to the Soviet Union — nea,ssary. To pretend otherwise is to be naive. But I Same ' -- - -.- , — -.. I. ~~ iv. ~ . - - I s _.~_s ON Old Tune Cuba, says Fidel Castro. does not need anything from the United States. The feeling is mutual. While liberals in our (vuntry have been wracking their brains to rind some reason for burying the hatchet with Castro, the Cuban dictator has now saved them the trouble. As he made clear to his rirst communist Party Congress in Havana recently, he doesn't want it burled. Actually, President Ford beat him to the punch by pointi ng out that any opportunity for improved relations with Havana had been scuttled by Castro'ssending troops toAngola The U.S. govaTiment had been waiting for some signal from Hava na that Castro was ready to make a cha nge in policy as a basis f or endi ng the 15-year4reeze in U.S.-Cuban relations. Instead, we have seen evidence that t he Moscow-fIava,ja milita ry partn ership is as solid as ever, and that th e export of Castroite revolu tion is still the guidi ng spir it of Cuban foreign policy. To drive home the latter point, Castro has decla red that Puerto Rico is now a prime target For his internationaj Fidel Castro's brand of politics was identified as a - arthy of quarantine soon after he came to power. Some nations in the Western Hemisphere have dedded the di Se ase has run its course and is no longer dangerous. They may now be willing to en tertain some second th oughts. - % Recently in Washington, two men conducted The church buildings, now converted into certain other similariti es between Angola and cinemas, Conimunist leader in 1941 and is still in a bloody fight for a leg up in an unemployment youth clu bo or other "cultural cen- remarkably Vietnam. effective control of Al bania today, line, the larger of the two almost breaking the m s unrecognizable as This speech could be seen as a bid to vie with Other's nose. "I don't know why I got so mad." It is possible, f or instance, that the si tuation possible, often lit era lly white-washed, to purify I1 in the f ormer, as It was in the latter, may be a them of what Albania eking in revolutionary fervor. Notably, official the victor said later, apologetically, "I'm so ns little more complex t ha n simply the embattled and anti-scientific" past. call their "antj.eocjal Albanian history does not mention China in goddamn edgy these days I'm just going connection with the anti-religio movement (in crazy." lovers of democratic freedoll, waging a Even for the most godless valiant foreign tourist, the fact, it mentions China ha.rdly at all). light against the ruthless running dogs of Soviet churchlessness of Albania is oddly disturbing. That fellow says it for a mulititude of others imperialism. Albanians take a defiant pride in showing this new year. Inclu 'Me natural landscape is romantically beautiful, ding those of us who cannot foreign tourists their atheist museum It 5 both Byron and Edward Lear found it. But the There is also evidence that, as was e ease In 'L at understand why it is that Jerry Ford has fritVietnam. the escalation of Soviet arms aid to t absence of church towers — and also of Shkoder. The curator. a charming before displaying exhibits desi ex-Moslem, tered away his magnificent chance to help his he minarets, except for half a dozen permitted to pro-Communists in Angola Is in part a response gned to show nation. Surely it would have been wiser, even survive on grounds of historic Interest — creates to prior U.S. aid to the antimmunja -Co Politically, for him to have spenj more time on sense of some thing m issing, n assuaged by deceivers and exploiters of the honest workers, people than on Peking. His own manpower Kremlin may be worried abo points first to Man's dictum that rellon is the commission has reminded him of the tactical Am erica n control of the shippIng lanes or flo the new tall factory chimneys dominating opiate of the people, thent to Env untain valleys. something), and that, as aLso happened in er Hoxha's that risks of continued unemploy7nent: voting ta X. it is the tool of the foreign oppsor against Vietnam , a counterscala tion When the churches were payers will not be happy with another year would provoke a priests were told to go and work honestly like walation where $40 billion must be spent on jobless The to ur oth er men; an unknown number, however, 'who ist who asks how thing are going in (mnpensation and $200 billion more must be lost China is told with an air of gentle superiority Or have we learned the lesson of Vietnam too were also enemies of th that In output. e people," were well' Is what is happening in Angola, cr could executed. The Vatican is said to have continued the Chinese are nosadays beginning to combat happen there, of direct bearin g on th Confucian thought — obviously lagging some The end, if this is how it is to end for Jerry e security of trying to smuggle religious literature into way behind the Albanian vanguard. As for the Ford, is sad. One should take more th the United Sbte? Do we need a Bay of Luzinda Albanla,4irst in the luggage of travelers, next in an not hing Resolution" Russian "revisionists," the Albanian satirical from the presidency, even if that's all he brought plastic bottles thrown into the sea off the coast — journal, Ho (Goad I. displays priests in to it. But if there is a lesson to be learned from Several hundred congressmen, and a couple all in vain. iForeign tourists ,are wained in bell-bottotned Jeans necking with fuII4) ()somed his conduct in office, it comes best from Winston hundred million Americans are waiting to be advance nowacl-a ys not to I es Into take bib frilly-pantic ueed -d floozies in the shadow of the Churchill: It's not enough for leaders to do Albania,) Kremlin. best, they must also do what's required. JACK Janice Al. Smith Mildred Smith 711URSDAY, JANUARY 15 fly-sheets pasted on watts, which Ls a fairly ef- the It stretches reason to blame a president for I increased consumption of booze by the weak, fective form of -social pressure, but responsibility can be hairly put for a number The abolition of all places of religious wor- of the contributing factors. To cite one: unem. slup, Catholic, Orthodox or Moslem, s . Mr. Mrs. Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 F irst St., Sa nf ord , James Terence C. Brown Mary 1). Buckner Theodore Joynes, Oviedo Jennie Cowan ('ounty Extension Service. N Penta o n B li*n WASHING TON — The Pentagon's top man in succesaiully imposed on Paraguay by Dictator Latin America, (',en. Dennis McAuliff, turned up Alfredo Stroessner. in &intiago a few weeks ago. Ile called upon Chile's Ambassador Manuel 1'rum fired off Chile's military' dictator, Gen. Augusto an angry letter to us and circulated cpies on llnwhet, %110 W(ACOMM hiln etithusiast.ical.y. C-Ipltol I fill. Ifeden Lilas"absolutely false" that The Pentagon representative told Plnochet time military rulers seek to Impose the how "serene and tranq uil" Chile had become "Paraguayan Solution" u pon Chile. If P / I ) , ___31 -III / ' To under military rule. The U.S. armed forces, pledged McAuliffe, "me Chilean government is not interested in -witl cont ' We to do any Political system that differs from that in. everything possible to help the Chilean armed dicatect in Its 'Declaration (71 t'rineipIe,'" L - _ - )9 - -• - - #4 r,- decl.-ire,il the tructilent Trvcco. Ile cited an arBack in Washingtor:, meanwhile, a secret tick by the British essayist, Robert Moss. National Intelligence estimate reixted that the Apparently, the ambassador didn't ri fnr fflhl*1,rt, ,,-r,$,, S*... ..t...........,i ...&.. ...,,__,. 0 0 e Is Nohe B. Lodge Dawn A. Trent On — - "I am Francis." When he reached for the money sack, the Ili I _____________________________________________ __________________________________________ Limfted Amount scufne, and the masked men suffered slight face injuries, of Monthly Rentals where Hazan was being held, Available police said. e Job: Maid Servi-e - Quality Inn North ew -'_* 1-4 & SR 434 INN •,, . For Further Information Phone connection with statements. — SuspectHeld . / / - ' -' ". I ' worth $15,000. He said his Rev. Leo King officiating. in t of ilers contribution reaction to the summer conversation was that $15,000 was "out of line" and to charge that amount would be unethical. been placed on the juvenile suspect in connection with the Sanford abduction-robbery case and any charges will await ' Mnrrissaldhequotedas2,600 _______________________________ —flobUoyd ________________________ Knowville. Tenn, for burial. flnison Funeral Home ,, _____________________ inge charge for the title insurance ____________ ____ / 'I. •, .. .,-- . i" - F - // -. .-. __________ ___ '_______ ________ _______ ________ ________ Tuesday's high 55; Today's ow 46, Rainfarl— .48 inch. Mostly cloudy through ________Thursday with showers likely. ____________ ________ Lows in the upper SOs. Colder mostly in the 60s. Winds shifUng. to northerlyaround20 miles per I r' - - i7A%n%A%m%i%A&r#) hour on 17hurminy. It-sin probability— cent through Thursday. _________ U n^ _________ WEATHER - • . — -. FeiaI 9it Tim Oi Rezi Wo ran hain vnis rnalt& Jkd_ i. - per EXTENDED FORECAST ____________ I -. -. artly cloudy and cold Friday with a chance ,, showers. Low 30s north to SOs c ;. " or ,. I _~ •, ,_ , - _. The Al a nac __ - I 1J,;f m Hughes said a "hold" has _____________________________ -- ,T The guninan was polite, of. TUSI, C .• " -.. , J, ~~ the seller of the land be over- the van. will be held at IOa.m. Thurdôy, I •"$,I • . _____________ 8624000 ________________________________________________ st , SM1-d, -. , and $150 Month Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, woman if she wanted tier house Morris admitted it is possible keys. When she said yea, the EASTAROOK, MRS. Funeral serkei for Mn. ielieP4ELLE— that he misunderstood man tossed them to her, Freeman to say the work was deputies reported. [astabrook. 76. of 70$ W. First - '...- -_ ` small car. One man walked _____________________ Funeral Notice ~ - CALL 834-877 (Freeman a 112,400 kickback, ficers said, and asked one - xl-_______ Y^, , .& Ask I George C. Hearnk ____ (COfltffluefJ From Page 1•A) because the work wasn't worth She was a retired bookkeeper Funeral Home. - _4 0 talneering masks appeared in a Offidals To Stay Th Ask Phyllis N. Hoffman 0 democracy. Those who res ist are Jailed, "torture centers" in Chile , A UN report lists 11 terrorized, tortum ed, exiled and stripped of their centers where It alleges prisoners are questioned property. The dictatorship is moving a gainst any "by methods amounting to torture." Yet the U.S. government incredibly has polifical, religious or in might be able to oppose the I 1nochet go vern. Declares the Senate committee: miment. There has been systematic repron of — CI collaboras helped to prepare "an labor un.ons, political parties, university groups initial overall economic plan which has served and now even the Catholic auro. as the basis for the juanta's most important 'Ilie Christian I)enio(- rati(' Party, as the mimost ccOflh,fliic decisions." poowerful, Most Popular reformist party in Chile, has become a major target. The Christian gaining a more positive image both at home and Demnerate nr ............hrA P. . - It 1 135 Robert S. Gdes Howani 11. Hedrick __________________ charged or that Morris pay him ' I'll. It Morris' r Chase and Co. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Nelle Eastabrook, 76, of Mrs. ______________________ James Phillips of romage 705 W. First St.. Sanford, died Clearwater and several nieces Tuesday's depasition he s;Ad herded them into thi- vehicle Tuesday morning. Born In and nephews. that Freeman didn't place an and forced them to drive north Rockwood, Tenn., she had lived Funeral services will be held order for the tide insurance and on 1-95 to a spot near S1140 in Sanford for the past 50 years. at 10 a.m. 11ursday at Brisson that he didn't specifically ask where they were forced out of F"ree Home Vegetable Gardening Seminar, 7-30 p.m., Altwnonte Springs Civic Center, sponsored by Seminole • SM 1)441 _______________________________________________ Georgia P. Dunwoody MRS TUESDAY, JANUARY AND ERSON Sps vestigate possible perjury in Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic C Center. ' oa.Fa laimed they did not know Sm)Tna Beach AREA DEATH W. Audubon Wildlife Films, Bush Auditorium, Rollins /. 1121 N Oran" Blossom Trait 32S 417 M.g.ti.A wo FIa 321St ortaftem Shortly before that ren- mission tooperate a babysitting Melinda C. Stripling, Lake The pair admitted they were Monroe part of the kidnaping gang but - Ir. BERRY'S WORLD Floyd announced that the appeal to the planning and zoning board denial of per- Joseph W. Schooley, Deltona a u thor i ti es said. Loren Baker a- - Jack Willia,ms Cofles,e, Winter Park, 2 and 8 p.m, Filin on Cc% Ion, " MONDAY, JANUARY 19 I public hearing for 4:30 Vivian M. Juell, Deltona James T. Olds, Deltona SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 '4 tact him. setting a p.m., Feb. 10 was adoed. detectives grabbed him and the second man. There was a M. Magnus, Dellona Eddie I)LSCIIARGES Sanford: Rotary flub of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Ma yfair CountryMary A. Wisemari, Altamnonte (-Iub. Springs Alcoholies Anonymous i op2n riveting), 8 p.m., 1201 Betty A. Beall, DeBary W. F t St., Sanford. Dempsey Carnes, DeBary Thomas G. C atherine O' Wilcox, DeBary Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m,, Lord Georgene L. Peterson, Chumley's Altamonte Springs. . & boy Audrey' N. Latson Peter Medley Sanford K.lwapis Club, noon, Civic Center response n a measly $50 miUion slipped under church bells rang at Christ bells the table. as it were. Maybe even a sharp survive in Albania lie amongmas. the Such nettles inasa not banned by law but they may he denounced in though forgotten corner outside an archaeological nothing so sharp as to impair detente, of course. museum . In any case there are no church towers Certainly nothing so severe as threatening to cut the beIIS to PC at from; they have been razed, a free self-governing country, a people must bind off their grain if they don't stop meedling in tofor obliterate th e memory of th e pre-Mamdown their government tightly when giving it the Angola. Heavens, no, yjat. a 1967 speech by Albania's party leader, Enver Leninist era. power to take secret actions. One smsPe;cts. however, that there may be Iloxha, who was backed y to as wartime 1 - It is not academics, that alcoholism is up in the land, so -. Albert Brent, Deltona nd Robert Kuhn QueetberryZatuy Club, 7:30 a.m,,, The Caboose. of Leo R. Anknm, Deltona BIRThS Eugene 0. Gibnartin Okeechobee. Leaves Sanford Civic Center, 8 am., pick up at Casselberry, 9 a.m. population continues on the edge of disill usi on . trapped by unfamiliar fears that eat at the heart Albania: God Unwe I)eB,ary Sanford: Roy Dixon perimenting with a bewildering a&sortment of _____________________________________ mi 1 230 lpaeIel Beach uiiuel If. Cleveland WF.INF.SDAY, JANUARY 14 __ portion of the golf drhing range, north of SR436 and two men wearing woolen moun. Beatrice F. Rosenbaum , am flaMI, New Smyrna Latoysha But peacetime and in wartime. It should establish a the shipping lanes from the Persian Gulf to ______________________________________________________________________________________ New LONDON ECONOMIST wasted the energies of the White House by — self-serving tactical misadventures clear line of authority and responsibility, requiring York and a Jumping off point for invasion of • "zigzagging makes touchdowns," he says — the - 4. - - After they waited 10 minutes, Frances Waldo John P. Greer, Delto na Sanford: And it should be hi gh. While the President has unists take over in Angola. It would give th e Soviet Uniop control of I)cI.and ADMS10NS noon, Holiday Inn. Overeaters Anonymo us, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & high. L_E;_~ the Goodm.an-Rossman tract abutting SR-436, the front to the Place de Ia Ba.stllle. _________________________________________________________ birth control by chewing gum in bed. It's not _____________ i d nap the dangerous increase in crime. " Instead of th e desig. nated money bearer, two mem. bersof the antigang squad went _______________________________ and Walla Walls; they are sa)ing he practices _ LesM _ Small Tractor, Small Price de7voim the Interior service in Spring 005 glitrhict of Phinogram, France's him out in a wicker basket. Mrs. Hazan, each time giving announced the government dis' has been delayed. largest record firm, said he The kidnaping was kept Seher new instructions for delivwould ' he ncefor th oppose the "totally disapproved" of the po- cret until Monday. In announc- uring the money. They -- a eat- paYment of 1iurn" to "halt _____________________________________________________________ C the incumbent president to be fully informed. It The kidnapers made eight board of directors and carried phone calls during the day to Frei- Milne Vegetable They are calling him Jerry Klutz now, and Mr. • -. ________ _________________________ ..*I- Vietnam, we are warned of terrible th ings that will happen if e ______ Tt grown comfortable with the honors of the presidency, but not with Its responsibilities. I . ______________________________________________ which established th e CIA, was too vague and gave eeting 'orrect. He did not have what it takes to impose * 91; I ____ Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Al co h o li cs Anonymous (closed m W. First St.. Sanford. i invaded a meeting of the company's lect it. cidental chief executive has proven his,crides , ____________ _____________ 1~1 clandesttnelylunneling some $50 million to antigosernments of Zaire and Zambia. e I I nf world pclItic, thcse f miten have Communist Department intelligence operation. ______ Par s K ago free What has happened perha is that the ac- assumption that neither the American people Iii by law. A resolution of intent to annex family of liceaction. He said lie and Haz- Ing It, the police &aid the family edly failed to appear. a kidnaped recording company an's wife feared the kidnapers had been In touch with the The eighth call told her to president expressed fears for would kill their 54-year-old cap- kidnapers and had the r an som have a Phonograrn employe his life today after the French tive. money ready, br g in th e money to a column in police blocked the delivery of a llazan was kidnaped a week the Mace cle la Bastille, an(] a .millIon ransom by arrestby six young men in sweat- th Officials said there were man named Francis would ese developments Tuesday: ing two men who c'ne to col. era and blue jeans who Lartflr,' gone. — _________________ _____ ______ Arrested office as required PAIIIS (All) — The (hurrh, 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Florida I'ntr - j#;i.* - r 0 ride, it's clear his God-sent chance has come and . '. " 'T'/Ic Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Chrisban as incorpor3ling the utilitY tk'partment. Tile bill w.15 ________ ' politics usual. He might have uplifted the presidential office, restored faith in derimocratic leadership. But now, in the final of his _________ •' _______ an ________________________________________________ .NlONDAV.JANUARV 12 Seminole Ifigh School Hand 11arent.ii, 71.30 p.m., band Il,IIi. I ~-.Iq __________ Osterrnan Aociatc for approved Mayor all closing costs, title search Improvements in its accounting operation, receives 31 per cent city's municipal boundaries, for the utility rate study. The inclu di ng annexations over the JBOflCY is to be repaid to the past year. A copy of the or- general fund account from Family Fears For Man 's Life utility revenues at a later date. dinance is to be sent to ____________ ___ _ Florida Secretary of State's __________________________ Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 W. First St. Sanford. in adopted C011111lend.ing dic city for lrofits in the utility department ordinance llminimiiowily, 3 p.m., SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and 436. Reg is tration, 9:30 a.m. No charge. Boat most I ~I11, £_______ _____ Flo~ (I said the seller will pay -_ last saw ;i a.m., Carriage Cove 9:30 -- road SA1't5RDAY, JANUARY 10 ('bristlan Get-Together; Recreation Building, SR 4V. other planning board recom. mer.da tions fund 105 Fairlane Circle, Park Ridge. Metal crafts by Mrs. .Lmies L. Wallin. WASHINGTON Unless unforeseen good fortunerushcstotllsaid,jtappearsGeraldFor(j has lost th e extraordinary opportunity ___________________________________________________________________________ _ __ - And gin, pp!rentIy pccd -, uti __________ i- , I ei, W the - I V 7:~ I . _____ t 1 The ___________ -• ApproV ed - 7:30 Woman as Head of th e Household Seminar, 10 a.m. to '. ; '. "t" gaining a professional engineering seal on its plans, aligning parking with city requirements and meeting ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Norman Floyd's recoin- and legal expe Approved Guiliano's ('ity commissioners Tuesday mendation to purchase for the purchase, nses involved in procedures, Auditor Charles of i ts general operating budget Lansing said he will discus the from property taxes, and had recommendation that city's evening approved a land $17,500 a parcel of land 24 feet In other action, a workshop report in detail at Friday's excess revenues in the emergency co ntingency purchase (]eat to provide access wide and 224 feet long for an on the recently completed city workshop. operation of the city governme- advance payment of $8,244..% from SR-436 to the city's access to the city's second audit for the 1975 fiscal year He for the utility department to city last nt year Montgomery Road f station. fire station, wa,c set for 3 p.m., Friday. year $143,000 increase in ('ornrrmissioners the of Has Missed 4 ', ______ _____ Is added that the _________________ , IT. . i, I Land Pu rc - hase Deal Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citrus mowcase at Winter Haven, Leave Civic Cen te r, 8:30 a.m. and Seminole Plaza Cassejbe' at 9 a.m. .Jaearanda ('irelt' Sanf or d Garden Club, pin., Senior ' Lodge ontingent upon the lodge (lwinley's, Altamonte Springs. ___ _____________ V) plan for South Seminole S"lli"Ole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord _______ Fears that th e U ni ted Sta tes could get i tself Springs FRIDAY, JANUARY The Captain _.. ______ - the $14,200.20 . William Kane, . council: of sweets in the community. 0 S. er must -SISTER INC., noon Holiday Inn. secret foreign intelligence agency under the The criticism is misdirected to the extent that ('IA acted most if not all of the time with (till o - Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8 p.m., 1201 TOM TIEDE A but First St. Sanford. DON OAKLEY (lerstanding throughout government and Constitution. Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper you're th e invisible man and hit the highway. And remember to keep those headlights burning. —Hill Curzle___, and - and meeting, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 4, Altamonte rings. Okay all you riders of motorcycles, pretend make sure you use the form that best suits your individual situation. ry received from the state's gallon ground storage tank struction at W.224.65. I ,arry Breen and AswciatpA for coverage is granted and if Department of Environmental work was awarded to Cram Work on the elevated water ambulance professional adding persons to the coverage CASSELBER}1Y City Regu lations. Corp. of Gainesville at $l16,99. tank is to be completed in 200 liability insurance to o bt ain will increasethe premium. Th Cctundl thi!, ~Iicck accepted bids Contract B improvements Awarded the work under days while work on the ground additional information. manager was also told to check on nearly 11 million of water include const ruction of a 250,000 Contract A for the water main storage facility Is to be finished Guiliano is to f ind out the i f the bid complies with and sewer system im. gallon elevated water storage improvements, force main and in 120 days. limits on the number of persons specifications. provernents delayed work tank by Universal Tank and sanitary sewers and factory In th business, to be covered, whether Awarded a contract to J on he two separate projects Iron Co. of Indianapolis on a low built sewage pump station was Referred to City Manager names of qualified persons and B Slurry Seal at until permits have been bid of $157,576 and the 500,000 All State Paving and Con- An thony Guiliano a bid from be submitted before for topping 41,000 square yards Altamonte Springs Players auditions for two burningat all times when the motorcycle is being operated. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ the information What's t be done? There is no quick easy answer. But 'ie ('IA controversy will have served a constructive purpose if it results in a better un wear Wednesday, Jan. 7, i9lii,—M By DONNA ESTE4 Herald Staff Writer nielodrainas, 7:30 Every motorcycle rider should be aware of state , but y honw, S-inford. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bids -_ Accepted At Casselber 1 Amrrkati Legion Auxiliary Unit 53, 8 p.m., post fatal crashes. mirntorcycle-versus law which requires riders to itemize those deductions. File your ret ur n as quickly as possible, Uti 1*t THURSDAY. JANUARY s Improper action on the part of the driver of the larger cars and truc ks, who usually say th ey did not see the smaller motor cycle, res ul ts in many of these necessary or 0 ________________ this holds ue in the over-all traffic picture. bother with the itemized deductions. However, more J show that the majority of fatal ashes Liking the short cut could prove costly in that you might be CAUNDAR involving motorcycles occur in rural arem and that paying than is your refund could be larger by taking the extra time to itemizing deductions on the long Form 1040. He suggested that taxpayers read in th e 1040A tax package, which provides a taking a lot the long form will usually result in a lower tax. 011I the 164,026 total tax packages received in the Seminole, La ke and parts of Orange Counties, 74,487 were on the short form variety. easier to use the short form (ID40A), therefore why which can be completed check to see if they can reduce their taxes by Th e Central Intelligence Agency criticism these days, much of it of fl motorcycle deaths is extremely encouraging to one the return more rapidly." DeWitt cautioned that all taxpayers should still In Itemiziiig deductionson Heduction Act, we strongly urge all taxpayers to form." the Ileach, cliecclor of the patrol, said, -This reduction said, __ __ - - Permits From State Awaited ________________________________ ( through read their formsclosely before determi ni ng which is more advanta geous to u ti lize, ten times we might figure it's quicker and Floritha ns who filed the long form last year are now receiving itemized deductions total more than the standard With ;ill the changes iwought about by the Tax tax1)'ers who filed the long Ionn could have en using short "M a result of this," DeWitt said, "658,000 the jointly $I,300 for married persons filing separately 1 single persons. When cording to the Florida Highway Paol. In releasing preliminary figures for the period November, 1975, Col, Eldridge January deductions, DeWitt DeWitt says the IRS "has reviewed ftc rrs of t. , *7 Believe it or not. motorcycle deaths In Florida show a decline fu- the first 11 months of IN5, Be- $2,300 for "due to changes brought about by the Tax Yvar. S218 40 13% Mail: In Florida saine as home deliver)-. All other mail Month, $2 70; Months, 116.20; 12 Months, 24o. __ -- (IcIductions. The standard deduction is now 16 per cent with a maximum pe rsonsfiling According to Charles 0. DeWitt, IRS director for 11. HICHAIII)LONG,Editor %% IIJ.IANI D. CUIIHIE.Slanaging Editor ___ simple test on whether It Is advantageous to itemize - 7, 1976-6A ______ ___ - ___ I __ - -- - 1 s ' ;: iL 5 L A of 17 76 1 / :~ ;., .m- J -, ______ - .!----,-____ Announcing a brand new book by The Associad Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776, the founding year Daily Life • Battles • George 11/ Alan and King 't; 4 .1 -- -' '''. '? ' R. '' I, I ',-' '. 1,.- . •s• '- •,' •, . • Founding Fathers • Founding Foes • Independence Almost Lost :,l'j ,. I Here in one oversized volume is the story of llltj. America's momentous yeat. Hundreds of pictutes 100,000 words of text Suspense Surprises History t old for today It's called ' *76 The World Turned Upside Down * Told in journal form. itis a book that takes you behind the scenes iust a it hanris'n',4 W i-*---- I .-i. - �1'_ Lyman Misses Upset, Seminole Loses Cowboys CertainlyDon't ThinkSo Again U. 'Hounds EveningHerald,Sanford, Fl. - By AARON KAUFMAN IIeraldoenden( - Y 6 ____ _______________ ______ _ '• __________________________________________ ____ __________ —6 1 - ______ . t WNGWOOD - Lyman High School's basketball team almost pulled off the major upset of its hory Tuesday night before falling to a furou.s comeback by Evans, 6361. THIk nbout runabouts! Well that's the kind of game it was, as Lyman opened leads of 24 and 21 points before the Trojans used a fullourt press some bWlh dcfensie tactIs and ent) of say to spoil nhat looked like a decisive win for the Greyhounds. The affair was (mall) decided just one second left -- - lslng 45-40, with a little over underneath were probably the popping 13. The loss dropped two minutes left, the Tribe key factors," said Coach Mills theScniinoIesto7on the ear. fouled to get the ball back, bit after the game. After the game, Parker h'i Seminole High School's Dc Land made its charity. 0 The l2 Bulldogs were led hi pralse (or Sanfo. basketball team did Us stripers count. It hit six free hr Frank Grady and Glenn my team tbat just 'cae homework in ng to emulate throws In a w and iced the Wilkes, whose frce Uirows at beat them the First trne Da%'i(l killi the giant, but it game. the end made the difference4 mean this game nih be thc just left its slingshot home "They began to hold the ball, (;rad)' lead all scorers with 20 same. I always know that nCn Tuesday night as DeLand so it was our calculation to points while Wilkes added 8 1 Come to their im tbat Coach gained a 5l1 trium, get it back but it dUd not work. Mihlswlllhavehlsboys ready to No doubt Seminole had upset This and the fact that even As usual, the Tribe were led play ball. flt Wiggins bo} was n its mind. And (or a while though they had the height, we by Reuben Cotton who had 14 almost unbeatable with those there, it wasn't too unlikely a still missed some easy shots points with David wiggins 3footers of his." possibility. The Tribe's next game will be "The whole team playel an against another Five-Star uI all-around good game," f I Conferetice foe, Mainland, here d remarked Seminole coach Joe 3I I Friday night. Mills. This was proven early as I In preliminary action, the the Tribe used excellent ball Seminole girls were beaten by control. It made Deland rush e E yen ng er I H aid I rd Fl 1)eLmd, 41.27. The Seminole its shots. but still the Bulldogs Wed sday' Jan 7 197k junior saIt) was ao beaten held an advantage h b) Dend a ueaker, 576 rebounding powv. The r BulldogswoWdgettl00 _ ______________________ shols at the basket while the -;su. umol m. s ii s u all s m in a e ci -- I V. . I . . - , -; . . . ' ." -- - - - NBA p1a)r Darl Dawkin swished through both halu'es of a onandne tuatIon It was many minutes after the crowd had left before __________________ _____________________ . - .. i________ _- - _I_ iL Throughout the ffrst half, the hustle of guard Reuben Cotton and the patented 3(oot jump shotsbyfo'aDajdwfggj kept the Tribe close, but they - f' — _________ •\ ___________________ ______ - the querries but kept coming backtooneceigral_. I love these kids" ___ 1 - " th ot and I love them for it, They ij'. -- 4 - C -_-. t e 4 I S 0 fl - -- - - .••.. -. . Cotton and Wiggins, Mills said, J - ________ ___________________ - Ii— .--_ • - ___ ___ I And all we are Is Lyman, not knonji for its basketball program 'Wlyrn I first came here to Lyman we lost b) points to this team Then we lo by Lastyearwego(beatby3l)J 40. But right now we are as good as the) are All Ens has cverusnowistratjitioo That's all." Lyman wasn't - - - - •. _____ - T-_I go iiito a (urfler offense. This was usedtokeepthe game e Th " uu. going the Bulldog's say "I sIde shooting of Buzzy usuall) don't use it in the 0 Coe1l and Da%e Stowers second half unless I'm has gien Stetson University a 58-47 basketball victOrY over norried,"stotedCoach Parker He had reason to be worried Mercer and, for the second because in the fourth quarter strilt )ear, the title to the Sanford made its move schools Hatter Classic. The Tribe converted two Stetson Coach Glenn Wilkes quick turnovers to cut wenttoa&1iberateo(feand DeLand's lead to 32-29. After "I "-' fl - --- - o _____ ' - --=- : 1 ---_ . . If] ..,-' •- . _____ ____ _____________ • have. Deep into the third period the Hounds had opened up a 21- _••i/ - --- - ' ____ vV4'A.1/fJf,1 C, - -- j. -____ - - _______________ ______________ _ - f-,: •• :. • • I - -_•_ .••. 1 ___________ _________________ __________________ ____ __________________ ____ _____ __________ - ____ _____ -- -- - - _____ : . - - . - - - •-.-.-' -ç.: _____ .- - fowth period And that is part of the conver' that raged dwisg nd ter the game. Eans Coach Penntngton felt it was "a good prs that got r back thto the game. We used a combination man-to-man, doublisg the ball and leavisg the man passing it in alone, and a ne tr and It worked." Steke agreed, saying the press beat us " But he disag-J fji way J it was applied 'Eans was just ph)Il with the ps for us Their men were all over o A t rs ww t ca aa UL fouls! would have liked them to." The Lman mentor was ___ - ___ - . • - • -J ____ _____________ - - they were *itscored 311. In fact, the floud could (flJ) - ---. - -. I . _________ _____ , _______________ ___ - A -- . - - r - - - = - _____ +_______________ ., ___ ____ c ____ F -- I - t - MERCER 00 1 Thrust 7 44 I, Evertt 7 00 1 eflOrick%on6OO I?. 5aw S 21 I?. Whaney 0 00 0. Turner I 00 LinvilIe 1 00 2 Cochran 1 173 Totais ?0710i7 - - .• .-.-,., __ - - I - - - - - T - just sotw grapes All I want to 11) iHerald Photos b Tom %ineent talk about my kids and how ___________________________________ they pla)ed until the) gut cramps their legs i _____ Fru I(i%rfl II P'trceq 22 OuIe Out Rro Hendrickton • ' called 'time out" alter Wright --_ -_ - - -' - , - -- - - •. , ,•. . ía rIW in the - - . - - - -_--- I game against Daona Bea rtge toriiit but an 11 2 record as wed deadlocked and one nd left to ay. An Evans player had asked for the time out before he was i n , lOju renninhton wdt tiy had used all five ithem up (If time ,s called ihlegalh it results (J 'u of nhich (ip 't md Ht,it McDonald ha ktn )rthg close to 20 in recent games, her Raiders expected to see plenty of duty agait I)a)tona Be4c-h a(e Vernon Johnson ' Rand) raber, Bob and Ttr Jameson -- 'Our boy d ask for tiinv, Penngton admitted " " _______ .. EVANS Satoiin I 003 FlOyd 006. ChiwsI 119; Tfmpson 3 00 . • : •• _____ - -____ 67 I , 8 3 LYMAN 4orrm 1 0 I Hdn 9 720 Tayr 3137 Carteri 0 - third tu 7, -'- etents en route to a 3i6 again Thursday night at Lake wrestling cto Tuesda) over ran _______ - - D ii - - - t in - (nnung up ii itli lciorics for lu Freddie t ish, Wayne t d. Rt 1' 2; 126 qer 151 d Sheprd 41 0) - Ifl - San Jo St 77, Portland 5$ Westmor,t 71, Alaska 5$ By ow o ys, 70-5 1 Al ercuryAiorris in his b 12- FollowIng Neto's pla 4 court, the icti:n of a broken potential" tl opener I know then whether or not he scoring that 34W the 1atriots quarter and graduall} pulled ean play," said Brantley coach grab the momentum and away with a margin in the east Crlst Butterworth after the narrow Kissiminee's lead to 34- fowth stan . game . 36 at Intermission emlno,eoccer uu i piaa 1JOfl Ifl , Anot,er (iePenuaule, Joe American agu The second quarter was one Di! atto is gone for of Br4mntk> I mnLst offensic T lT r ribuilding program in distiphmnar) reasons earn ome florts to dati Alexander stole i eludes Kemp, a 21-yearld Scott Alexander returned to the ball (or a score, Bill Wall AA Suninok High opens Its California o batted .350 for fiat time since the game at foot range and Bob Scott hit soccer sean tonight at 7 with a the Trojans and who played two Lake Wales last month The Seminole oUflty Un ii Jt flIfl3 111th M i - 0 4 ørT i Marr 1? 2 tO. LI%Ittt i 00 2 , y LAKE BRANTLEY Wail 33713 Alciander 7 0 1 1; Scott 7 3 Crawford 3 3 1 9 Leroy 0 23 2 coac that re"arded a h 'hU 0 (-tlampionship. Gttti into the World Series in five years is my ohjective," he saId. "hut it takes time to build a winning baseball team. Time, money and effort," crneet Adl 9' e igh Stadi e1rorn ack flC of the $ 10 Million :\TLANTA tA)') - 'The team won't besold again in my lifetime... unless wegoduwn thedrain," said Ted Turner, (hi' colorful millionaire communications executh'e who lMmrchased the Atlanta Braves' baseball team Tuesday. 'I urner, a 37-year-old internationally known yachtsman, said he first thought of purchasing the National League tiamn only last swnmer. But he took charge pledging to iruig t1 sport.s suc-t.sssLmrved city a professional - rac Braves Sold For A stros Get • Art Hovve IIOUS'i'ON The houston Astros acquired infielder Art Howe front htlsburgh to corn[)lCt. a National League trade in which the Pirates acquired veteran infielder Tommy Helms. -- legcrampthnt left him writhing in paln for a few moments, Alexander returned to action Malone 19. L'r'I 14111 Vanguard 59. .'4otth Marion 47 Bradenton Manatee 97, Sarasota - - Pro Basketball FIRST S i6, B I. Un'l (I) 3 40. 210; 2. Chrome Charger (1) NBA 313,240; 3 Taxpayer 2) 360, (7 Eastern Confere-'ce 4) $12.70; 31 90 Atlantic DivisIon SECOND — 5 16. M - I Wyctift W I Pct. GB Caroi (7) iS 10, 13 60, 640; 2 A Boston 72 10 -Jacksonville Sandalwood t, Venture (3) 640, 140; 3. R.o Philphia 77 17 447 1 'axon $$ Chantilly (6) 7.60; 0 (57) 4610; P Bulfalo 21 14 .54k Jacksonville Forest 31. Stanton 4 (15) SilO 70; DD ($7) 172.10; 32.11. New York 1121 .467 Jacksonville Ribault II, Lake City THIRD - 516, 0 I Wycliff Doily Central DIvIston 50 (7)6 60- 300, 310. 7. Dainty Louise Washington 20 iS Jacksonville Bolles SI. Palatka (1)10 $0. 1360; 3 Ma Mabacker (4) Atlanta - II 15 .5451 Central 50 IS 60; 0 (I 7) 1.6740. T (21 6) Cleveland ii 11 511 2 St. Augustine St.' )osephs 13.667 30. 3 uSton 16 I flaidwin SFOURTH - 5 14. M I Wyciif' N Orleans tsi, JItksonvjile temple It, Hastings Fayc ô) 6 'o. 3 60. 3.00. 7. X's Western Conference 61 Swinger (4)110,6 70; 3 Sure Score Midwest Division Jacksonville Whyte 77. WOIfson 67 (5) 3 40. 0 (a 6) 54 70; P (6 4) Milwaukee is 19 441 Jacksonville Parker 60. Jackson $167 10. 3147 Detroit II 1$ 1FIFTH $16, C I Mineoia K.0 It 21 311 4.' Tallahassee Rickards $9, Quincy Petite (3) 3.00. 500. 300: 7. Miss Chicago 26 9ianks 42 R (7) 770,3 70; 3 Barge It) Pacific Division .,\ad,son 71, Perry 63 100 Q (37) 17) 60; P (37) 141.10; G.Stale 25 9 .735 Leesburg 65, Lake Weir 61 3131 LA 7214 Cypress Lake 70, $(orth rort SIXTH B I UIfra ViOli-ricC Seattle t 4 311 7t Mert 67 46) 1 20. 3 00. 2 10; 7. Island Drifter Phoenix ie 14 ChanIotlelo. Fort My, 77(301) i 540, 740: 3. Wednesday Go (SI Portland 13 24 331 I)", Naples 91, Riverdale -tO 40 Q (7 4) T (42 5) $37 20; Tuesday's Rult Bishop Vi-lot 47. Clewiston 40 39'd Atlanta 91, Milwaukee 47 Everglades 56. Lely 51 SEVENTH —314, C: I Boxe (3) Buffalo III. Los Angi-Ie It) l'.IlflI('ttO S) DeSoto 50 16.0. 260.360, 7 ED 's Mischie-4 (6) New Orleans 10-i, Chicago 9$ Deecfieid Beach M, Piper 47 2110.900.) Dead SIring (3)6 60; (3 Washinon 103, Kansas City Pompano Beach 69, Boyd An 136) 13300; P (36) 147.3Q, 31.63. ci krson 67 EIGHTH - s 16, A: I. Prud New York 112. Portland 97 Plantation 59, Coconut Creek 3? Emeile II) 6 10. 3 40, 740; 7. Today's Games Dillard 60, Fort Lauderdale Where's lufly (1) 300, 3 30; JX's Cleveland at Detroit Northeast 39 Carletta (31 4 60. 0 (7$) $11.10, P Los Angeles at Boston Nova 91, McArthur 69 (57) 13460; 3111. Milwaukee at Philadelphia Loonard 90. Boca Raton 73 NINTH S 16. C: I. Moody Hall Kansas City at Houston Highlands Christian 4, Kings Il) 7.70, 5.10, 260; Golden 7. Solo Jack 'I) State at Phoenix Aciamy 31 320. 7 10. Rumbler (7) 7.S0; Q (I I) New York at Seattle Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 69. sit oo r (i n $43 so. 3709 Thvridiy'i Games Cooper Ciy 61 TENTH —516. 8. 1. City Lites (1) Houston at Atlanta Hollywood Hillsö$, South Broward II 40,1 40, SSQ. 7 Montague Regard Philadelphia at Clevelond (3) 500. 2.40; 3. P's Chinaman (I) New Orleani at Kansas 'ity Lutheran School $0. Mueller 300 (131 17760 PhoenIx at Golden State Christian 67 si. T: I. PJora ELEVENTH Daytona Beach Seahrr., si. . ._ . . - (3 $ - 0 - - Europeans in their sports cars with my stocker." The Allisons are among the starsof the National for Stock Car Auto Racing beginning Jan, 31. (NASCAR, whose events rare1)' run ona twisting road course. Taking advantage of new The 31-degree banked trioval rules which allow heavy stock with inat Daytona Inernational Speedcars to compete along way is combined with a winding ternational sports cars, the - field road for the 3,84-mile AllIson brothers have entered a course over which the 24-hour Chevrolet Nova ,000 race is held, race. In addition to the Alll.sons, "This is going to be fun," another car of the new grand Bobby Allison said Tuesday in a International class was entered telephone inteniew from the by Henley Gray of Rome, Ga., Alllsons' home town of Hue)'- and Bob Burcham of Rossv'ille, town, Ala. "I'm looking for- Ga. They will co-drive a ward to racing against all those Chevrolet Laguna. - SAP4FORO.ORLANDO TUESDAY'SRESULTS , 241 Co-Drivers For - Dog Racing Bradenton Bayshore 97. Sarasota Booker 61 Bradenton Southeast 66, Venice 17 St Stephen's Epi%copml 31, Tampa Mary Help 25 J4Cknville Lee 61, Englewood 54 Jacksonville Fletcher $7, Raine-s Bobby, Donnie Allison - - the entire season "Jun goes to Brantley's 21 points in the on to (wtccre Brantle) 14 points lfl the opener and six in draft because the had t sond game for the losers. woest recoru In3 ball jpi MIAMI iAl'i Miami I)olphins running back Mercury Miirris has been found in contempt of court and ordered to inunecliately pay $1,650 in child-support payments for his 1-year-old son cr be arrested and jailed. Court records indicated Morris sent several checks to the boy's mother but she returned them, telling him she would accept the checksonly if made oil toanother name. The mother, Dorothy Evanko, lived with Morris (or several years before ha1ng the baby. After they par'ted, she went to court to change her last n-imne to Morris so the child uuultl bear his lather's name. - Shortly after, Alexander was mght in a 6 p in game against and throws left handed Apopka. "He's a looshiwng, Probable starters for ball hitter and is the best of the Bogged Dov,n Over Child Support Issue Is an indication Alaska, team and for the IflS the boards by Kissimmec's Coach Larry McCorkje*' U.S. Pan-American team. Bobcrt Mercer midway through Prep Basketball 410; Q (33) 144.40; P (23) DUke. 7 H C 's Marry; S. SOkol. 1164 20 TENTH 1.16, B: 1. Mucho; 2. TENTH 1. SanlI (3) 17.60, S•SO, Montague Visitor; 3. Francanla; 1. 400; 2 Marurl (7) 1140, 3 10; 3. Little Lila; 5, Slalky; 6. Tricky Ramon (1) 1.00; Q (371 136 60; P (3 R,ck. 7 Anothir Westy; I Poor 7) $100.20; DD (23) $151 10. Ann ELEVENTH 1. Arecha Miguel ELEVENTH 1-14; A: I. (I) 11.40, 300. 400; 2- Erdoja':anyon, 2. Donna Deli; 3. X's Mob; Bengoa (3) 7.00, 6 $0; 3. Alava.Altu i Prairie Dog; S. Tally Abe; 6 (7 410; Q (13) 141.40; P (13) PCCOS Story; 7. Husker' Fire; I. 19440 W,cllff RObin TWELFTH - I Cefaya AspI il) DAYTONA BEACH IAPj TWELFTH - i, B: I. Blue 9.40, 310. 1 00; 2. Fermiri Aguirre Bobby and Donnie AllSecret; 2 Mis.i Calat}.ash; 3. Banjo (II 3 40, 3.20; 3. Bilbag Mugeria () Blaze; 4. My Shannon; S. X's son will team up as cu-drivers 1.40; Q (la) $40.40; P (6 I) 1101.10; for Rudyard; 6 Cute Cleo Eckirt; 7, the first time in the 24 hours (134. 16) 11,13320 Mneola Dalsey. $ Bay Charmer. Handle A - 1406. of Daytona endurance race Houston 7. CincinnatI 3 Cagary 5, Winnipg 0 Toronto 6. San Diego I Todiy'i Game San Diego at Cleveland Toronto at Winnipeg Phoenix at Minnesota New England at Ottawa Thursd,ay' Games ircJAnapoI,s at Calgary C,ncinnati at Phoenix 71 hard hitting outfielder Rusty Jim F was walking around tonight fo1loeI with a dramatic in a recent trade, were to Tue&by in a blue blazer "In (act, I tink tie is the only footer and Brantleys seven- Stee Kemp as the No I pick TOURNAMENTS Stetson 5$. Mercer 1? The Citadel 56, Boston U 73 Iti BRIEF 1 sts meTi 'ersevned the right to ir - - the estslde Junior lnford Sutton led all SCOS Ifl - r and another Mring of eight to %vent out of bounds and Nestor Brantley continued its open the fourth quarter gave drewathree.pointpla).tObring frustrating downard slide in the Cowbo the edge the) the Pats win 3429 earl) dropping to 111 while needed second half Robert Guy had 11 and 10 ____ - - I how bo)1 b ' fuesda) centered around the fact that - - point loss to Kissimmee wasn t live of his tol seven points, quitc that bad It was contested including thrce of (he from the FOflFC!TVIlasketball most of the wa Then were hlneandanalerttlpmnolalUck %lct(es at Lake Brantle) High stretches however, hat &awford shot School will apparently be as nercn't competitive and they Meanwhile, had passes and elusi e in 16 as they were in spelled the fference numerous fouls muscled the 1975 if Tuesday nIght's71 loss i Kissimmce string of 10 Kissiminee attack. Fast break Muflch Ti to Seminole Community College returns - - - BYSCABRA11AM.S Herald Coeapondcnt ' - - 16 stand in and worked them out so he could finish. . - -. Pro Hockey 1212 1211—u 1 1Is; _ Total Fouls. Deland . em noe Norman 1002 Pratt 2569 Lay 10 07 Wthym,ry,rOoO Totil many other Lyman fans Jal-Alal Basketball - few curves that may hurt the from Buttcn%nrth for -- (.oiiege - Grady 6 6 tO 1$ Totals 171322 47 SEMiNOLE JV Starling 3369 Jenkini 7 12 iS; Rigins 1 00 2; MarlinlO 14 H01l1s1002; Btnhley 1002. Bro3OO6. Totals 21496 DeLand STETSON I Nordhorn 246 I? Semin ole reed to were in d legs of -_ - - ____ . .. - SCOREBOARD - - - M - . _ 4 - - - - - $ the officials, something wen't. Phrases like, 'y (refs) Iostcontrol of the game" And, "Theywiflneerbe back here again" were hearu all oer the court the game Steinke refused on the b the officials thd and - - - -- Jim Mathis Sunday's Star '' - - J • ___ - - about - , - _____ & . Georgia school Tuesday night. shots and with 5:41 left, DeLand Five-foot.1O guard O'Connell led, 36-33. Sanford then hit a dropped in 14 points and 7 cold streak and the Bulldogs Stowersadded13pojntsas eztendedthefrleadto4a Hatters controlled the game deficit the Seminoles could not Stetson led by as many as 12 overcome. points in the first hail and up to 13 points in the ecnd :004 Grady 10 00 Stee Hen ickson and Elijah Cummings 2 00 4 Scott 7 00 1 I Shaw each red 12 point5 to IOIIS 22 710 Si I I fl SEMINOLE: Cotton 3 14 II; ie1ui t L iosers. nohi teams non g—.-Raines 2001 Sm.th 1002 Wgin ha e 7 records 6 i 1 077 Holiingsrth Consolation honors went to 1002; 8ro- 200i, Totals 115911 . The Clthdel (31), which rolled DLand 1214 6 19—Si oer iniess Baton UnI%erslt) Seminole ii i iii 86 73 behind Rodne Fo La 3 Seminole 13 McKeever s 28 points. Seminole's Stebe Raker goes up, the ball do Fouled O: none JV OeLand Li Seminoie Neil Buns had 19 points and ______________________________________________________________ Walt Chesley and Tom Ha}es DeLANO jv Braie 0 00 0 added 17 apiece for Boston U., AILn 20 01 Wilkes 2226 Goodwin ____ . i i flOW , )?)l;JOnei2246;Crowp,yi35 - . V -___________________ " ' Afl, 84'O///5 Ma'Meer, plus that of first year bowler, Susan Hardee. the i opposing) teams to work no travel agent, but Chuck Noll friends and family and hlardee carries a 95 average and rolled games of 162 (hçr to stroll performance." on something they hadn't been will take his ow group of Bourbon Street, where diP147/445 higliesti 127-131 for her highest series a 420. Her bowling for the used to working on." pleasure-seekers to Miami in version is an industry. morning gave her 335 pins over her average. Already, Ilardee has ,, It was from the Shotgun, or quest of some Super Bowl fun in PAc/ct8 ,. Improved 13 pins since the First of the season. "I think we have guys that with the Shotgun In previous c sprea(1 formation, that the Cow- the sun. enjoy it. They don't have to )C91'S but it was not until the 'hlie big set was rolled by MacAteer, who is carrying the high boys struck for the winning average of the league, 166. She started the game with a five "Fun is winning," the smiling have a message. It comes natu- ins campaign, with a stable W///C// .. touchdown in the opening round coach of the I'ittsburgh Steelers rail)'," said Noll. full of rookies and many Un401C/Pt bagger to roll 226-563. Other highs: Garner 390-506, (Johnny's fr'/IL of the National Football league said Tuesday before closeting team, June knowns that he decided to go W,917W1/? .. Plant 177-476 (F.R.T,D.), Donna Lepore $73-466 playoffs two weeks ago Noll doesn't dispute the no- with it. against himself with assistants to (Fleetline Homes and Dot Hipli' 170-i Niland' Bar). Z"6Y68T'9 tion that the primary purpose of .\1mnimi,m winning 17.11 in the films of the Dallas Cowboys. "Actually," be quipped, "this BAltBOtJit&COMpANylIXFD C//,4NCI ) fimial minute. ' ; ',/ That's the same theme Noll the trip is to win another Super year seemed right for anything f/i'4' 1/fl'6 74'F Bowl. Yet it's his belief that you wanted to try" series of the evening, She topped all keglers with a nice 236-564 was dealt some critical Shotgun leans, where his 67Mfl anal earned herself a "76" Patch for roiling 76 pins or more over tdasts Sunday as the Cowboys Minnesota after team a loose, re-"pressure" minds of reporters, beat of her average in ONE game. Only three other bowlers the game is in the miliar spread formation, the flV 44i9 hit the 200 ron)je(i to a 37-7 victory in caplaxed week that ineluded fromark and the second high goes to Cowboys' Shotgun unfolds with first one, congratulations ElsIer 201-486 and her turing the National Football licking on a niuddy practice know best,write like about pressure," hind the center. ballbeis "They thingshethey Staubach four Once or fivethe yards Alice Sharon Hendricks 200-560 and Buck 1k4i 1 Conference championship, set- field and diving into press InBenton 200-192, J.W. Dunlap Jr., 199-482, Bob Locke 189-509, ting up a Super Bowl match terviews. said. "Every que.stlon to our snapped, he retreats several harriet Jackson 189-5.12, Nadine Putman 185-463, R.B. Putman mgainsf defending champion kIts was, 'What about the pres- steps, usually searching for a Whatever his private sure?' 2t1-522, Chuck Stcnwly l&3-501, Jim Johrwrn 183-506, BLithe Pittsburgh at MiamI Jan, 18, thoughts, Noll's basic outward Zavatny 182-485, I)ottie Ilretz 172-477 and Helen Barbour 163-475, passg target. "Di1. doesn't deserve to stance is to make the most of WA.SIIt)AY DROP OUTS MIXED 'And the only guys under The two wide receivers norrepresent the National Football Super Bowl developments that pressure are the guys with the mall)' are out and sometimes 'lilt' high game fell for the ladies as Olive Westray rolled a League in the Super Bowl," are out of his control, itt.sj set. Bob Wilson had the high series for the night 179-532. deadlines, looking for a new the tight end is split out, with a gruitiped Rants linebacker "The diversions help," he in- story, a new angle," Noll ad- back in motion, either toshovel block Other highs: Gil Fileger 190-522, Phil Augusto 184-500, Tom Isiah Robertson. tmo once Ia- sisted. "We get most of the dod, motioning with his fingers runthedrawpIay,talea Hopkins Kamiiinskv 177-492, Marjorie Wilson 170. beled the attack as "rinky- work done here, and all you do as if he was pounding a pass or set up a screen. ('on &rted183, splitsSam (or the evening play: Mable and Pithoud and Gladys dink." is go down there and linger, typewriter. (;ranneimuln spared the 3-9.10, Olive Westray picked up the 5-7-9 "Would you run It without Robertson, introduced to the with not a lot to do." and 5.10 splits, Florence Burhenne, Rudy Westray, Marvin Mc- unconvc'ntiuimal Dallas formnaThe Steelers will fly to Minmi 5taub.h?" Lar.zlry was asked. TUCSON, Az-is, (AP) -John- to," Miller said. "I always go When the Steelers arrived in next Monday and will practice Nuti, and Mike Ross spared the 5-7, Ada Manger 2-7 and Phil lion earlier in the year In an 18-7 New Orleans last year, Noll at Biscayne College. "I'd run It with any quarterfly Miller, describing himself as into a tournament trying to win, Augusto converted the 3-7 split, bck," he replied. "a realistic person," says he thinking I'm going to win. I does not anticipate om even hope want to win. But there's no way I 4 for a duplication of last year's can predict anything like what heroics in the Arizona desert. happened last year." __________________________________ SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED "I'll probably never play like Star of the Week is Jim Mathis with 74 pIns over But he has some things going his average that again," Miller said after a (or him. a.s he rolled a 524 set during the evening. The highs: John Collins 67, G1'ne5yiIIi Oak Hall 34 ' ii practice round over the vast, with a 201 and 556 series for the men. The high for "In '74 and '75, 1 came here TONIGHT'S ENTRIES the ladles was B'shop Moore 45, Apkj 3-i by Charlotte I.awrenct' 183 and Marge Collins with sprawling, cactus-studded with momentum. I'd won timy FIRST — 1.16, E: 1 EdQe'water 75, Jones 60 her 490 series. acres of the Tueson National last Meacje, 7. Berkley Cam; 3, event of the year before. I Evans 6), Lyman 61 Sneiky ORLANDO-SEMINOLE Snal 1. Yellow SIar. 5. race; 6. K'%simm 70, Lake Brantley Golf Club course, site of the was coming in off a win. TUESDAY'S RESULTS The only 200 of the night was a beauty and Bob Wilson was the Ches Men; 7 Wyclitf Sam; I. Lake Highland Prep 47. Mount flOO,000Tuca Open that kicks bowler to score it (245.9i, Ven Poll 19970, Ben Kiesel 186Brindle Magic "In that respect, thIs year is Dora Bible 17 FIRST 1. Aidana.Sanch,z off EAST the 1976 pro golf tour very much the same. I won my SECOND - i. C: I Gold Medal; oak 503, Walter Denny i87, Gil F'ileger 185-477, Joe Werik 178-515 were Ridue 77. Boone (?)fl0O.9.1o..so; 2. Larri Li-nit It) Princeton 64, William & Mary 2 Jim Hoer; 3. Shren SMal; 1. 500.6 Thursday, St Cloud 62, Tavares high scores for the men. 60;3. Bae.EaS3.IO;Q lastevent(thejndfiyjdualtitlein Wintef Park 5?, Colonial 4 Te*as Fay; S Learn To Win; 4, (17) $3740; P (7.1) Cornell 7$, Buffalo 73 $101 00. "taybe somnctime, someday, the multi-nation World Cup) of The ladies high: Teddy nald Go; 7. Play Me; I. Hire nnaway lfl, Goldie McCain 182SECOND - I. AIdana.Oki (I) Dartmoulh 71. Boston Col Comej somewhere, someone else will 1975. Me, 489, Pat Valente 178 and Mickey Lang 373. Converted splits: 940. 3.40. 3 00; 7. UrZa-Sanchn ton Hail 40. Bucknell 72 THIRD S-Il. 0: 1. Wlicliffe 5.60, 1.20; 3 play like that, but I don't expect Ftelle Schaefer spared a difficult 3-7-10 as did Abe Narsico with EchanoAiberdi (3) "So, just like the last two Vermont U. Connecticut • 2- Bouncy Eckert; 3. Wind 1.70; Q (71) 151.60; P (p7) $77. OT to," Miller said. "That w' years I'm coming in off a win. scamper; 4. Snapback; 3. Ben Big Q (I.? With 71) the 2-7-10, Amy Weick 4-7-10, Joe Weick 3-9-10, Frances Fileger 4NHL 13*2.10. Providence $0, Wayne St 37 Dreamsville," Murphy; 6 Gypsy Jade; 7. 10, Charles McDonnell and Mike Bordonare spared the 5-7, Ullian I've got momentum. And I'm THIRD 1. icaSanc.z (1) 6.10, Tuesdays Results MIT 55, Haveriord SO Wa!ingthy; I. Betty's tim. Each of the Pohn and Olive Westray picked up the 5-losplit. io.o, 540. 2. . t two seasons playing good. My first round, Ethano-Lenlz SI. Louis S. New York (2) 4.00, WsdeAU .75, Delaware FOURTH S-U. N: 1. Unc 500; 3. Arecha Qua (5) 410, Q (2. Rangers 2 MiHer has used ctor1es in the about a week ago, I was playing F'ORESTERSMIXID Wilie; 2. Bilte;), Regal HalMt; 4. 4) $2620; P (4 2) 177.10. New York Islanders S. KIn SOUTH Tucaon and Phoenix Opens to real good. My putting may not Keen Girl; S. Real Rhythm; 6 Star of the Week is Carl Meyer with pIus 62, and a 509 series. FOURTH sas City 1 1. C.acho-iavi (1) GeorgIa 69. Georgia Tech 63 Major Harris, z. P's Venture; 4. 1700,960,3.20; phenomenal years that have be all It could be, but I'm a Atlanta 4, Detroit 3 7. Negui.Elorza (2) High fir the men for the night: Ron Allman 189-545 and Kathy Centenary 49. Ha&aii $2 Texas May. 700, I 60. propelled him into the front streak player. My putting 7 DomIngo Vancoer 5. Washington 3 MIWeI (1) Morgan Norton was hugh for the nommien with her l545series. st 77. Norfolk St 76 FIFTH is S-Is. C: I Dave's 440. 0 Todays Games (24) 15340; P (12) 1143.70; rank Tenn Temple of the game's greats. 47. Carson Dream; 2. Puch Th* Pace; 3. 00 (1.1) $111 40. funny. Just one little adjust(1ISICfltIOSCRAI Soviet Wings at Chicago. cx Newman Freeze; 1. Power Pepper; 5. Jain In sweeping both touraments mcnt and I can FIFTH - I Celay. Echave hibition have It back." Aiatma S 77. Troy 51 71 Bud. 6 last year, he did it with eight Lake Buren; 7. Montague 3 10. $ $0, $40; 2 Sale Mencha (2) Philadelphia at Toronto Even with his disclaimer Quaint. I. Berkley Luck. 410. 140; 3. FerminBengo (3) cot ecuthreroundsjn's.._. Mihierranksas a solid Favorite was the only one to tat the 800 mark as he rolled the high game Pittsburgh at California 7. Bodacious, 3 Apollo Go; 4. Malta Cinnt, 77. LCI..ilSViIIi 3 SIXTH 1so, 248-202-198 for a 811 series, Second was Chuck Bl.ackbern's Los Angeles at Kansas City 1. BarreMigi,ei Nebraska S Carolina i Hurry. S. Fancy Filly; 7. Lolta IS 40, 7.20, Thursday'i Games 400; 2. Oguizi Sanchez all the way in both events. He event that leads off the 44-tour222 ga1iie and Eric Storm's fl2-203.772 W Illinois 9t N Iowa fl Quota; I Boolie Bill. (21 110, 300; 3 DomingojavI () Soviet Army at Boston, exhi won by a combined total of 23 SEVENTH nament, $9 million pro tour, Other highs: Gary Varner 218, Bill Westfall 217, George b'liOn 3-16. D I. Arab 3-10; Q (7-3) 132.10; P (32) $72. Flash. 2. Bill Osete; 3. L. C. SOUfl(WEST strokes and was an incredible SEVENTH The 150-man field is exToronto Waldrop 217-192-793, Steve Brannon 214, PM Roche 213-192-719, at New York Island 1. Domitsgo.B.itia Baylor 72, Teras 70 Lucifer; 1. 0. G.'s Queen; S. G,E.'i (1) 12.20. S 20. 49 underparforthetwoevents 7.10; 2. IciOkoki (31 tremely strong, perhaps the Arkinsas Kit John,son 212-204-756, Putt Putman 208, Ron Ahiman 206-749, Monte; 6. Proud Ge; 7. Tee's 300. 97. HOuSton 47 3 Los Angeles at Philadelphia 3. LarriArana (6) 340; Q Now the game's new Golden best this old event has ever had HILS Morton 2, Dave Fulghwn 202, Roy Texas Tech 102. Rice 67 Tango; 4. KG Tango. (71) 1.43 00. P (4 21 1112.40. Jacobs, Burt Thiax, Washington at St. Louis EIGHTH - Sl4, C: 1. K's Abilene ChriStian 77, S.F. Boy is faced with the challenge Player of the Year Jack EIGHTH - I. Cela. Aguirr, (2) Minnesota at Detrolt and Jack Kaiser all 200's, Star of the Week" is Ray Feell with Avtin 73 M'stress, 7 All Gossip; 3. Batej; 1. of tIng to 17 10,100,340; 2, Sala.Alt (I) 4 Vancouver at Buffalo match that remarkNicklaus and South Africa-i plus &1 Pins over his average. Ed Rohan. S Tally Ernie; 4. Mighty 1 60. 3 Santi Mencha (3) 1 40; Q able performance. Oright. 7 Will He. $ Maissa Sue. 2) 1.3600; P FAR WEST Gary Player are the only nj WHA (2-1) 1207.90. NINTH Nev Las Vrgas S-Il, A: I. Bicker; 2 "Realistically, I can't hope names missing. 1)1. North NINTH Tuesday's Results 1. Juan (2) 13 20, 440, Gong Easy; 3 Wiltlilfe Ida;.1. Win 3; Aguirre ridge 51 75 Edmonton 3. Indianapolis a (3)300,1.40; 3. AItu Denver $2, Mesa 77 Hana. S. Money Mate; 6. Noble (1) PGA I(icks Off, gj4 ilIe r Re ails tic _____ .- cess has been Roger," he said. "The most consistent factor in Furthermore, he said Tues.. \ ____ - ' - ____________ .• j_ : ___ - BAR TOk' Ci #i1 %'/77 .A44'. 8, . - . ,ø -6 /96 L lOIf/pi .' ____ DeLand Coach Rust) Parker comments, "Frank keeps the team together He is rough - )_ - . j Ste e Ie rs To !vfIczt?1i wiruimrs of the morning this week n- crc from the Charlie Gross - ______ ______ ______________ - - - - I)Al.lAS (APi It's been loss, saj(i, "It tiiakes mc' riiad darkly that the Shotgun was a ridm('ul['(l 'I doesn't make scn.se, I "rinky4iink" and that that kind of stuff beat us' suspect tool to help Dallas wassaAd,"Staubthmtered as a gadget offense, Storimir Washington lineman quarterback Roger Staubach "No quarterback in the league hut the Dallas Cowboys are l)iron Ialhert and Redskins overcome a problem in reading can stand back there and know proving immune to abuse about Coat (earg Allen hinted enemy defenses, where everybody Is going. If their highly successful Shotgun MONDAY MORNIN(; Bl.tJE.S LADIES offense. OU look at my passing stallsJ1'hn%'s Stantlard Teain Milk Garner, Susan Wynn and • tics, I must be doing something "Whether anybody else will this .'rjter is the winjier of the first half of the season and will use the Shotgun in the future, I right." OpFk.t' the second half winner in 18 weeks to determine overall don't know," says Coach Tom landry would be the first tc champion of the winter league. agree, Landrv, "but it's been a good For Johnny's Standard Team -_ -_ - --- No Mon6ay Morning Blues • :. - ' IYOoic4 4b Ca479 7W1 /?F/G)'/NG "9,,f/ 77/F '(.4.4 /'4 WIT//oar ,4lk41c 70 74'i7 ccc .46.4/47 .4 7~4ftf t44'/ &qifo 'Yo. 1 (nypMn/ 4,Ye, 'OE 72'FCff4'(/? 0H c/,f'7' 77M'E /_ __________________ L/W/Y _______________________________ Tr' Jan, 7, 1976—A A WAITINGGAME byAlanMover #1 RtPACIAti .4 £E6ENP LIKE - DeLand Prevails Over Seminoles ____ ____ Wednesday, - TOP4iGHrSEPITR1ES FIRST - i. LarriVZL 2. rreLi-nIt, 3. Ni-gui Sanchez, 4. EchanoArana, 5 Ica.Elorza, 4. Aldani. Alberdi, 7. UrtaBeltia, I. Eddy. SECOND I. OgulzaBeltla, 2 ci Lenit, 3. Cacho Elorzs, I EchanoOkoki,3. Ed-Yza.4. Uris Alberdi, 7. Aldana Arana, 1. Lair) Sanchez. THIRD—i. EchanoYsa,2 Lan-iLeniz, 3 Arectia Beifla, 1. Ica Alberdi, S. Eddy Qulola. 6 Oguiza Javi, 7. Alciana Okoki, $ UrisArana. FOURTH - 1. Aiava Elorta, 2. Cacho Miguil 3 Barre Perez. 4. Arecha .)svl. 3. Mi-gui Echave, 6. ManoloBengoa, 7. Bllbeolarre, S. Domingo Sanchez. FIFTH - 1. Saia Aguirre, ManoloMencha, 3. Erdota Mugueria, I FerminRamon, S Chucho ('chive, 0. Celaya Bengo., 7. M.aruriMiguet, S. Santi Larrea I. CschoJvi, 2. Barr, SIXTH Santhet. 3. Oguiza.EIotz.. 1. Ne-gui Perez. S Domingo Sari.. 6 flhibao MIguel, 7 Ala,a Bengo.a, S Aredia Edsave. SEVENTH 1. lca Anna, 2 Ni-gui Lenil. 3 EddyBeltla, I Echano Perez, 3 Aldana QIola, 6 Domingo Alb,rdi, 7. Urza OtLOki, $ Lair) Jay). I. DanilAguirre, 2 EIGHTH AlèvM*ncM, 3. Firmin.Altu, 4. Sala Ramon, S. ChuctioMuguerzs, 6. Manioio Azpl. 7 Ctlaya Lan-a I li&ruri Juan NINTH - 1 Aguirre. 7. Same. 3 lola. 4 flilbao, S. AipI, 4. Erdosa. Celaya,I. Attu. TENTH I. Sanfl, Cisucho, 3. Fermin, 1. Ramon. S. Mencha. 6 ,Maruri, 7. Mugueiza. S. Larrea - 2 - a 31 -t;i-4!. - s - - - •Nightiy 8:00 p.m. .?viatinees Wed, a Sat, 1:45 •3 Trlieda Races •Z.. n.._i&_ t �T jr - - L L - -- ' --- '-• • =-----=- • ----- Project •.-=--.--• - 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. '-- - - A -- : ------ 4 ci - _____ ---- - - J oe , - .•_____• _____ - ,__• ________ - ______ - _• - - - Wednesday, Jan. 7, 17 ~~~ ,I Part Of Master Develop ment Plan Cook -4 * -1 (A ;-, Of The Week WOMEN 0 Wednesday, Poll To Seek Ideas On Yosemllte National Park Future YOSEMITE NATIONA the resuI of the cuent proj- form of envinmentaI ze "Well ask them to review with one plan that we will be said. PARK, Calif. (AP) - More ect wilf be presented to the ments of the alternatives cho- those altematives. At the end of able to whte an environmental 77hen the final proposal %,ill than 40,000 people are going to public far a third time in the sen. that phase, we hope to come up impact statement " Fox be returned to the be ask W I for their ideas on the BEST pr ce SAVE on • i - . -- - c_f - - 000 RX PRICES 7V pro*t is part of a second effort to design a master deoentplan for Upark. The first ended one year ago whentheNaUonalParkSer-i rejected the original *750,000 propalafterconseaonLc, Our open book cit you Corn. pore save i A - .It ' i I a. III L rm . . Everything to take accurate readings 111 i. OPE b ,. €•/ _____________________ 2 i -*-.t',l-;.. Y, -%.nv;__41z! . ,,-!~~ . . . ___ ,:,!. -, _4--mooffillillit ___1 _~,, 1 ' , ,,, , ,,,,, , IP1hI Cepyr h, • W',,11 Co. 1976. iame~ CONTAC, 10's COLDS 7 10 1976 Limit 1 J . TOILET FOR the Earth said the 761 00acre parks natural surroundings I-t • 1 -- AFT -`z' KH ---- EARTH BORN SHAMPOO or 5; N 1 3SM42- - - ' The current mailer, which ctWceneachtoprtnt the Park Service's answer to those complaints. I X I - 7 10 1976 Limit i without counon 7 ~il __ 610 I . beled -Glacier Pot Road" offers choices from removing all roads to the breathtalLing chff and dismantling the Bad Pass ski resort to building new Ch ___________ J • - ~_ tory at the point and expanding Badger's popular zklfacjfltj, I= . Saef _; - - - - ~_-~~---~---= _F- --v_---__.4~7 _________ ___________ __ mit I v,,ilhout coupon 1 31 ___~ BOOTIE Cfl('k S F74 ? __ -1"'ll 4 I , - ____ ~ th - I . . PLAYERS NBA ASSOCIATION AS Waigreen Laboratory brands ~ 1 __ ~ I ' 14-- I 5'at€f 69c - ___-o`ee` =, ANTACID SUppOsitOfles j ____ mote Irririm stove. l'tit 1ih likis nit platter :inri place paled grip on top l'our sauce otr'fish and (lCC( rate each filet with :i fleurnn l with • hmllt'l dry t hite %% inc. St'rt '- 2 3 Freidt of Ft. I,auderdale; paternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Qarles and Mrs. Donald Charles Jr., Sanora Blvd., Bauerle Sr., also of Ft. San!ord announce the birth ofa Lauderdale. -'.n Js)und 15 uice sn 1nld Charles III on Jan 2at P. t of J_ Ji . 11 t , __ . - ,, ! .=' - --I ___________ ______ M 1111 P%", 11 I i-9 . 4. - ________________ . .m - 1.r ill If South Seminole Garden -- - _ --W- a itim.Z~. .. o ,.,I -toba- -#i. I .I I - __ I- _ - - %onian's Club House, Overbrook Ise on Jan. 19atlpm - : &i -:- - Brown, Seminole -:-1.,.. i ::-- limm,, 3. Maternal grand. at Mr Ms. Shelby Brothers of Madison; paternal grandparent is,Mrs. Y. utng of Sanford County Ohio Club will hold its mnonthi> nneetmg Jan 14 at 6 - - U __ _.~ __ ------~ ____ __ - I i R ,,-74 1 pound, 13 ounce baby girl was Meetings '76 - - - - -: ,;~ - - --W C -.Am . -W to. , ill"# .i~_ Clubs Begin _ __ I WARM & COZY VITAMIN E . . .. _ - .. __ neral Electric 0"', CENTRAL HEATING _____________ I CALL . PLUMBING & H EATING. INC im S. Sanford 322-6S62 111 -0-1 1 1 1 -11111- ____________ i- "A . . is 23. has beenshacking up with out so soon after my son's her boyfriend for nearly a year. death, she should consider my At Christmastime I .;F, • sent feelings and not do it in in" presents to the two oldest ones house. . ~, and their husbands, but I Bytheway,myhusbandwas I II •I n I I is purposely did not send anything not the fattier of the son who to the daughitir who is .-stsacking died. lie was his step father. 71* Division of Adult and taking awards at various art 11stv Division of Adult and for those who have some 1 jjjjW:12;M 1r11:&6 up because I wanted her to (nWd that make i hf(rtte Continuing Education at shows herself, many of lm~ Mrs Continuing Education at SCC is knowledge of tennis, but need --I know that I disapproved of the GRIEVING MOTHER Seminole Ceminunity College Hickey's students have won offering "Tennis I" Jan. 12 to help in developing solid ground , way she is living, tw,n wrnwu Yes A big (SCC) will be offering awards. March from 7 to 9 p.m. strokes and tore ball 44 1 later found out that Ili)- difference. I'm on your side. I "Beginning Watercolors," Jan. Special I Fee for each class is $15.00. "Tennis I" is designed for those Elementary strategy will be husband slipped this shacking- think your datighter-Ilass is 12 to March 1. Class will meet i i i iilll.O~ I'll ii Starting in January, SCC's ttho have not played tennis or taught in this sedion. A singles up daughter a check for extre ' each Nfond.ay evening front 7 to had Division of Adult and Con. formal instruction and will round-robin tournament will be ('hrtstmas! This really burned feelings to behave as she does. 10 p.m. Another class tintang Education will offer deal in the basic fundamentals played at the end of this in. . No,A that she con function. she . . of tennis such as grip, stance, struction period. You are . -~ 1 Do you think my husb.ind had shDilld ha% ir a place of her oun. be offered at SCC's South Class Piano" will be offered ground strokes, serve, etc. required only to bring one from 8 to 9:30 p.m., Jan. 12 to Scoring rules and regulations unopened can of tennis baUs I 436) Jan. to March 4. a.m. March 3.'Me Basic Class Piano will also be taught. A singles and wear regulation tennis -robin tournament will be shoes - this requirement For resersations in the the ctuthnt to the piano plated at the end of the in pertains to both classes • g Beginning Watercolors keyboard and It to the basic stniction PeriOd. lasses, or for further in- th~ory and harmonization Fee for either class is $15.00. __________________________ of formation, call Community Tennis If," Jan. 16 to April 2, Register for "Tennis I" or A Brazilian boy, Hilton __ __.~ '. from 7 to 9 p.m., is a follow-up "Tennis 11" at the Registrar's , Pereira and iboyfrom(..hile .---One class in Intermediate to T(nnls I" and is designed Office 'Begmnniug Oil Painting" ssIll Class Plant) still be offered school 1 1m:h meet each Thursday evening from 6:30 108p.m., Jan. 12 to with International ______________________________________ -_•' SCC Offers Classes .1 Pai g, 15 1 37 .54&/ ________________ WITH speak on the Bicentennial. Bring covered (fish and table service. ONoans and frien&s invited. __ " -li~ i~L 1111111111111110, ltsiirt dt'slgns forecast what active women will wr it may be snowing in Rinmarck. N.D., and it 's none too hot even summer comes in l when 6. A simple print tank t with matching in Florida right now, but It's just a short hop to the Caribbean andand solid beltednighttime flair skirtwe ln a washable china knit Is fresh Islands for Floridians seeking simnier skies. A navy and white shirt for day casual ar. Sandals for summer rugby-striped bikini keeps pace %ith briefer beach fashions, and lighter and with striped zip terry robe give T-shirt covep look, traction. - Elizabeth ______ F - - Mr. and ,Mrs. James W. Bollinger of Casselberry an. flounce the birth of a daughter, Al> at Florida I I _____ B o llin ger Hospital. lie was welcomed home Monday by his sister rana Materil grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. _______ I _______ - - - Te Slated ", 1 T T 5 Lbs. . DI-GEL ~ *mt_ 4 • - 1) • .. 2 oIc filets, l%iC'hC(J 2 ounrcs green grapes, pecle(i White wine sauce 2 Fleurom (puff pastry) WHITE WINE SAUCE tablespoons margarine 3 tablespoons flour : teaspoon salt : p mimilk : (tip clam juice : nil' tt hite wmnt' Weiners _____ __1 - __~~ - 1 :i kidies feet 4 colors 21 * I hereby 6 married. But the youngest, who living, but if she wants to make - ; ! f USED or rH1 01- EL ...---- 11 I 117 - 2 prs. . " WALGREEN VITAMINS I .1 i' ' Q li --_-.-i : -' - .. . '' ; - 31 - 101 iOfl . : 0 .- ~_ •- -" Tbosewhoattendedthework_ shops thoee I I - _. , - __~ i. ') &,jq". ---- P~ naion, said Don Fox, park '. : - ~_- - __ = 77; -J ___ Ian ___ II - 7be proposals were culled from "10000 individual ideas for park planning" coUected at I SPRAY u iv' .: oz. Jan. 7-10, 1976.Limit 2 Uk1kwandiiirjrjne r h hitt for live minutes, 'tirring stith tx1en spoon. . addsalt. milk and clain Slo%vl% luice fill sauce reaches desired thuknes. Athi white wine, stir Bauerle , t- - A " _- shouldn't (late. but I'm not read), to see lily daughter-inSaint of the Women's last making -out on my liberation Movement." (And thivenpo so soon after my you'll get a lot of votes from son's death. men, too.) My husband and Ihad worth DEAR A13BY: I have three abo* ut it. lie's cn Mary's side, daughters. The two oldest are in lie says I can't expect her to their 30's and are respectably stop 1i.ing. I say, she can go on leVtronuewifflawhi(e 'S Inc sauct. ' .. living rown. and when I went to mnsestigate I sass them niaking out ii think thits bu-sin'L' nominate you the "Matron CT _______________ A kITI flflIfl A I a --- . a d _____ - ____ I thd away f.or-.1 ;-.,.c was Ill MUSHROOM SUPER DRY - - W reader J find a combmation .. ,_ of proposals which offer an al- 'I most unlimited opportunity to redesign the park to fit his own 'Mearns. _ 7 m__ .- __ . BA N - --- ,ago, and I miss him terribly. I tstluihs He tttneonemnan loved. Anullosedhinnenough ,. __ 1 1 U LTRA .' ; b... . Jan. 7-10, 1976. Limit 2 _____________ 79~ .. v.*dj 9~ I. . I .1 -11 .M 3 OZ. - Cc= 1 m= 14 8 oz Jan 710,1976 Limit 1 NNW!! !!!!!~"~~~ RegularSi . WHIZ - 4 4. AK I I"el-Ined - SPRING Limit I , • __ \; iini- DEODORANT SOAP CARTRID GES - L Id All W I T I 6AW'~fi1"""""e IRISH TRAC 11 . TRIAL 0.7-oz. SIZE 41c for - The mailer features 11 maps, with four columns beneath each, descng various possi1iUes for development at a 7~~ _zg __%:~ Jan 09 ' ' ' ~ Ta ~- f-.- 1 he L I Births Announced _______ children could move in with tile He iu%vd tile, and li~j ill, until she got str. aightened out Mv husband and i .0 I cannot understand these 11 * 0 holier-than-thou wive.5. If a Within a nionth. Mary was wo man loves a nian, th,at's that. dating nearly every and if there sere other omnen as the bab)sltter. " in his life,ssbat w ould she gain Q her first (till she asked the fellow in, and he stayed .. IIILS I 1-.,._ CHEEZ ___ RINSE Jan 710, 1976 Limit 2 on the earlier plan. - 11 f . a". - 11.11x1jExM11_11R11E11E1EEF .. ___ e I n Berm u im ____ Ming %Odow if-il call her st week. ,~ . I stelcrned HI) warrior' (hll(Ir(n lit is onl) i borne with open arms every 1arv siid she helpless tune he Wd get home. There and ups site couldn't function, was never a doubt in lily mind " ,,a•'o, Conservation groups such as - - f ;' ~ _'_.. ;_ ~.l I 1._'.. - . - _,irlj~; ..:.:.,- w _.~_ !;~_ - . - To ' ow Music Corporation of Amer. ic,wchos Yosemite Park cessionaire, had planned to upgi ing units in CtM VilIage - L-1-N- . _"=_ _- -. . f-.-__-_ -. .1 - ~ -- * k * nio ' RAIN . U trying to Find out things that his daughter a gift Ipublicly or they know will hurt them. privatel)), and you had the From where I have sat • •iii 11,111 Iii ttjtiiiitiui %Sprutn•in slair (11(1 not beh ise ' i)i.A14 Altlt\ My mIitl any better than 'lien oil shore (vA,(, Months ago. leaving a N C e000_~ , I I fishand im: ingredicat,, arki in in more Gurret sriiikil folly as 1w rIIe;lt. But C%fl tit ()fl4 w:i With iurIneL t)okcry still for natural iiivat juiis and fish recalled the elaborate repas iniple b the old standards." ~'illllllli: ill poptilarity. Ili., ; kitcheirls creited with loving (_';jlorit-' .% aside. the k-?y to a ~oil gct in on the ftin and still 11cople not only worry about i-are in bv gone years. dinners rood inval often lies in the 'kh yi*ir waistline? One vet. their weight: they a con- that 'oftctl of coue alter sau which can be the triumph t,ran (J)ef says tilt,secret is Ili i ernt-d about their cholesterol ounse oif fish. fowl and meat, or despair of any t-ook, whether the saut', Intake." (tirret adtkl. "So we each with an appropriate wine, it be in a restaurant or a private "With many diners on it' letter cgg and less cream and finally climaxed with a ca- borne. A poor sauce can kstroy I i' diet or other, we plate far ttt;mn ste usl to. lnrn''ramim,,ml dessert. a fine dish but, if properly less accent than we used to on "The SiUIU' general rule :q "OF course there are still etc. t'repared, it can lend glamor to rich sauces," said Etirije plies to salads." he went on gant tinqueLs." said Gurret, an ottnvIsu pedestrian of. urr't, '\eeutive chef of ['rill- "Nots we io very light on the oil "like the one we gave in lk- leriag. ct' iI(tCls Imiterraitmonal "We ;i'il often t' kmmmn juk in imiwit for the Queen of EngianI Here is chef (;urret's rei DE Pressure Kit L / - Blood H I !_~nl C Nt'Iturt Writer • - I ~-.it $14.99 - SEE . r'I . - greater tourist use. 5 - prescriptions.? - r Dear t he III Looking for l e 11% AIU(AII. VAN lIUltE DEAR ABBY: You recently published a letter from u wife of a military man. She went snooping through his things • while he was away ami discovered love letters frutii , three tillierent Women,) I I have been a naval wife : age 19 and I've never the right to (k) this behind Ili%questioned ny husband about have ill' . Possible extrainarit,-it affairs. right not it) give 11 I In fact I tesaid, I)on't tell mne \F\MIIer anything? ~ I don't want to know.,, I'll never know why sOnle giving is %oluntary, your Women po1I ttwitselves by husbadhtl , They will receive a 3page booklet and four urge work. sheets, deed to collect lie opinion on hundreds of altatits for the park's future from returning the wonder. - . (v 11. future of Yosemite, the nation's send oldest atl park. Naval L t e arrior Run Free i e It cod be 19fl before the final money to begin the toranked plan is approved, and years lat. projects included in the plan, Some S auces H e III '1141,N1 jwlij.; i:-sv less flour and fewer fatten- place of vinegar." - - - 50 9 F? -:_ M - S 1 - will receive - ___ __ - _. . - .1 I - .- . _ . -1. __ - - - __ _~- !.V_~' . ~;~~ - __ .. . I. - -- - I _r o "I ,e R,fw7 ____ TRASH HAIRCOLOR II 7_1o' If & Easy-to-use shampoo formula to highlight, darken cx lighten. . ~6in ., ____ __ . K_. - ___ - . .r, - ) The workbooks i xi-T~! ~~_ . 7 - come as needed. = At the end of next swnmer# ~ ~ _ . •' fhe 99 15 - ICE CREAM I i / 269a:lon Hea v y r., i 7, osi'c 23x35 inch righborhood? 1 ! , us - gvn~g,;-i: r -f-# __ F j,ik-:' % '0 __ . !17~,, ; , I ):~ "'." - A- X *A. ; .I ' , ,r t . .:: V-ri , V4 A _; K" SEAGRAM - . ..; -".1., ~~I - ,',,:-I-~`__2z -, ., "I ___ :a;,-~,'~i.:~,~ 4, 11.~,?- "I-T.";,.-,,.-14 , ,V, '.I V__ 7--~;4 _ Wg , w 1 %-,1.-T--;J%r44,~, ) Tlp,jj~~.-*V- , q --- ____ -- 9. ___~_f r - I ~At~__ , - \ I \11 - __ ~Z - --- - - 1-1*' 0"PlEAM &/ 83~ .54 z Greaseless _-) sa,l 99~ d Assorted C t 1. .. - --------- LOTION J *r* - - - --- _____ . 7:1 " / - iN SHIRLEY MILL-Eli ~~~L_____ `34-4 __ -I.-- - ~- .Ivtw-v_ - - - I. ___ __ Sanford Altamonte Springs . 97 ii 3 01 i- W A Cr•aflv. 1 99 fun iiat ,rir, ff WIff : RUTH TUECH PAINT-BY NUMBER - Extru heavy duty 3 1 Apricot Mousse 100 't IrIL Ii' - - Fofmanoer ___ - __ 2 1206" paint panels, _____________ 24011 panma, 2 w&nut VI, • es - PAK 3 WESTINGHOUSE East ~ - - ~ - I 7_,:_-_ _-- - . _ _:~~ _____________________________ a' SHIRLEYMILLErT . ~_____ .-- __ __ _____ _____ . - - 1 - - ~ r I - i 0349212 Foretif City Altamonte Sprinq~ 97 ~_ I I Ij Ir. HILDA RICHMOND , _-h~=-- _-___ . ______ _____~-*4PPF 1NItI COLOR PRINTS 1 ,54& I ' A !L_- ot. - MAGICUBES FROM YOUR COLOR SLIDES ! BRINO COUPON WITH SUDES. • •: / 0 %, door . 9e~ ach - -1 4 27 us"!~A " - - .= - - ---- - -_- .-.-=-.------- - r------ MLI_ -- ' I . - . 1~ cr e aV 1 ~ I i I ~ I I I u rr I 5 1b. . , / - Center Cut Pork Chops 18 hr Girdle 5 --:- - -- --- -- 'T -- -_--- - - ,--- --- .------- - r -T-fi --- -- -- 4-- --. - --.-r- -' - - -- . -- - - -- -. ' - -- - -- ' '' - -- - '. 19%of W $12.00 lily Ph-m-0300 Ar_z -_ "c-W reg.14.00 $1 I Stretch Slacks .. I 11,41"I 11111111111111111111111111 IRMd Nechlut I I %vv w Sam's Portions BEEFLAMB.pORKpOULTRY OVER '5 ITE MS If WE, Don't Have What You Want We'lI Order I t i 1 PH. 322-4712 520S &~aple Ave. Sanfoid, NEW HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 - -'.- - ,-.-,--- - - I. I- Famous Label Ladies ' '--- . so I --' ~~rt*l _ATZ!1~ ,' I- _i - _ ria ~--~* -z_ = V~a - YY~ - - -- 5-_F~ -~_~__:~__ to 6 -- - -=------- 1* Ptr 'Til P.M. Saturdays cover rind sinitner until fruit is %%ith vanilla. Makes & to 8 about 10 niiriutt's, ve ry soft irg N.? a T"p, $ 1.1a'.- t z La. a 1 Off 2 Off ---. '. ; -4,. - -"- - 'O' 00%) 18 hr Bra "If ~~wl t$'~~_-_, i Each 24 Chopped Sirloin Steaks -_ " . in fefrigerstorl Ovenproof arW dishwasher safe. White with colorful vegetal:Ae dosign. 7 pieces in all PL i 4 PANTSUITS If e! ' ,W ---%X--1fM SPECIAL I •'p" 1-Pc Bake 'n Serve Set __ FREEZER 24 Onion Steak ~ II fF, I - i;Z7 -i X-r; 1 LADIES 1 ____ 111~ .~ ;V ;A`i~fjv_i~_ XYI~, ~ _ IPI*4i A $10 & $15 I rft#1 W lawlen so dot am 41 - I — I 1- -I 11 l of 7_"Mvi. - 3; . m /11 ofacelonally clean. _-r, . 1 :- _- ,I~ ~ _ -~! - -_---_ i. ,-- Ite7tz7n; ..,14-gE. o it I . P _ dii~E~ii-4 I _ I "-.`_ ,;,-A, r-~_91~(""~ .~.,--r fj.o-,~!~~_:~_P,#--i,,t~?~ ~r_ t - 4k - --- - _:' ,___,~ $1.77 -. • Without washing Fold egg whites into apricot mixture: add tre.un and fold in t easpoon am of tartar until no Turn into 1 cup heavy cream 'i1'-qwirtccmvinj'1isti -pref. crably glass. (7hill until serving [lie gelatin over L, cup water to little. Spoon into individual soften: set aside. In a I or 1 1-j- serving dishes, and. If desired, quart saucepan bring, the apri- top with extra %lihipped cream I 2 . until stiff Jw.of 1 4 kmut, 2 tableNpoons ___ Sausage ,4 Lbs. I RINSE- IVC . A-JL _r.IM UdI ' I ,v, H ASSOCKS 4!:) I \.~oo.._~~ Gunnel Teitel grew up In tric inixer beat egg yolks Sweden, married an American, slightly: gradually beat in sugand uniong other hobbies, loves ar until thick and ivory mlor, Add apricot ptirt unon rm t 4' : beat un1d 1cntelouiflatoredge1iatin bltnded Oser low heit st,r ritail antil ounce package 5?irL11l:kt0l ;Z 3 eggs, separated to blend: refrigerate. With -lean beater. beat egg whites Grated rind of I lemon, glas lrontu Smoked 50 ' *' r A# 110 not drain, puree through a (UNNl' L iF 'fl I I Pure Pork Full Rack of LauleS' Dresses RENT OUR ' ..Nm.mmm~ CAL VERT GIN I 6 - - : CI oJ.y A ~ L~ .__~Mj;f C I Serve Company 19.97 . - - - , - r N.Y. and the Albright Art registrar's office at your School, Buffalo. In addition to carlies convenience. f, k--~ choice ________________ - Mrs. Frances Hughes, iiiho has studied with the world's zice Administration Building on the most %%rill 11 a m. and 9 p.m. I.ab on main c,unpus of ct:r 'til of the abuse classes still each class is SM. be taught b> Mrs Helen Spaceislmniitedtollpersons Hickey, who is a graduate of in each class, therefore, you New York University, Buffalo, id will attend hi h school Box 105, Winter Park 3V89, Any family interested, please tel: 305-645-2559 (collect). 0 75 Stick Bologna , 97 IX-sliess Wq1 h*41 me(hate" class will be offered - NOXZEMA L - -fIr".? 77he boys are participating as ICX exchange students in order to improve their English and gain an in-depth knowledge of 0 t. '~ I , ~ I I I d to welcome these boys as family members, according field assOCiate CarOl Moore Families provide room and bodTheudentsareinsured I \ %I ,.~~_' :-_,~ - - - 1I S TWI 1! I - .. . i~ .1 . ~. , -1:7. _~~ l~ , -z,,,--7-2 ~ al - , I R N N W__ Z , !:~N- -.48-1 ~ -, - _'.. X103) I T --' - AN CIE -A -M 10 7 CASHEWS CROWN 1 . ~,__ 7 k-'~',.*,.11-s"rTIt': _L t_11* ;..'_I~-- 7!P,F~!,-,T.,- 1..J.-_,V _~ ;~_`F -," _-, - W i , ,~;!,.,~--, . f , .,~~ " ..__ -,--:-- - -. .4_.... , , '~,~~k _ :1: ~1 5-W ,i-d _.. - I,- ~,- 2 , ., Starch 4. Class will meet in . for their six-month stay. 17hey are due to arrive in Florida, Jan. 16. Loving, understanding families with an interezt in ; .,. .~l i- X. , A wo q 2 Multi-vitamins with IRON - A ~_ -- 100. 400 11J. Reg, $5.98 88; 1. 1 .. 1, .i V 2 W , 1:~.,.~ 7,7-,~ ,?,( ~~4 ;-4 I 1":., Reg. $I r 98 2 ~, I . 100. 500mg Families Sudburgers 4 /2 Lbs. A9111111L 1 ___ I-4ii e ~~"-1, I . ffia__R _m,~~E,Y - - ~.VPZ -- - -.:,_ -1 _*~____EE I _Mi4~^_Y_X_~ :~X=v - --. e packets - ,- _ Aif . ;' -,~~. 64~__ 14~"-_ _Z_12_~47 , , ________ -- ''- ' - -- �r S_-.--_____--•___—_ --- — - - - - -- -- --5-.— - 26—Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wedneiday, Jan. 7, 17A Answer BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker — %%AAT ARE 'C.i WATCJ1iNG \f A TV ' 1 E4 POU&E 4T P0 EATLJE..EAU BRJ%tV1EV ,p E i.0E O OW WFFOW" bJ SEE -Food ACROSS 48 Doctor of Theology (eb ) SOME REAL i9R0000vy ThJREAP, MAN,' -1iT0RL .%viE? i I Small pear- aped fru-t *9 Shrewd 5 Crusted 52 Certain dessert fisherman 8 Solders meal 56 Cook in 12 Upon 57 Skirt bottom 13 Total 60 Lass name water 15 Frsnth boys 25 Fiber networks 29 Bread portion THE BORN LOSER V CAD \OJ by Art Sonsom 1q sa 1LE ' RP c'i- cTWEAP 'iES IT, BUT Al LUK tr- _J . 140W PIP ci. KEF UP4P 28 Gunlock catch of person 51 Fired clay 53 High jump 30 Of the aturn 54 Grafted (her Don't be tofi surprised if you 43 Dry tree kernel 11 Snicker 19 Liquid food 45 Oysters 25 Tension (Ital 26 Devotees 47 India hider 49 Capable 50 Spiritual part paragraph homes 3 Departed 41 Auger 42 Nile fryer dam 4 Users money (comb form) 55 Demotsh 31 Maze 5 light tap 5 Ever (poet) 6 Miss Lupono 32 Female sheep 59 Mite 01 7 Roman oflical (p1) wcc-cs 46 Biscuit — - - - - 2 12 — 16 - 8 - 9 hear - — 17 — IT I I — 122 SPICE FCR rM,0V1"M0aW1 20101 Room womm ""M 2 ,001010 - Ron lap BOERNEl DO ~T.) SrYaG,~ JJV '7o E R0,0 If ) — • ago 'ES< — 19 __________ — = - -, _. - I Jill N 1 ,., f'ADi)unhI'.. ,. have i seen for 29 56 52 — 57 58 59 — - — — 62 64 Entrees--4 _ _______ ' };-u' _____ I Ii --.- I - tIT - ' I tk.i. ')'L I.,., i I;i Ail Publix I' I C1000F, Sw..t Tang.rin.s... 2 • I -- 1 jEKWE_AE U.S. Fancy Crisp Juicy Appl.s Rod Delicious / OF OUR ZUZN0 SUPERMARKET r ii Venice - Gardens ;-rr - • 55 ) ________ - /)( ..LJ tL4-1 1 1 ,, • 1,$ 1'1' (ej; t - "-U H - - .r.j es Liver................ Sliced Bacer .............. A — 4J ---_- - Dinner Franks.......... - -. i '' ' l Green Onions...........- - . . 35 Green Cabbage........ --- " 12 hi Fresh £ggplant........... 23' \ - IeiI,IokorFryP1uçnpPurp1. ' ,dl"5I'tIt5 - — Copeland Sliced -- Bologna......69''89' A ;' • • .3 I Co 10land -- AT BRIDGE '0' Porf.d for Slow, florida Hoed $125 1-lb . . £ J454 phi $155 Swift Premium - - 29' Zesty Sun Giant Brand (2 bunch.s per pkg.) • 1" P49' Oscar Moyer Flavorful ", 59' ' - Crisp Carrots " ' Cal 7 ___ _____ Hams $ H Swift Premium Sliced — )- Yoflow Squash .... Sugar Sweet Brand Fvss.h I '2" Swift Premium Bon.Io-,s Canned . til /,, Smoked Daisies , Tend.rFr,shflorda Swift Premium Boneless / 3 A"a Tasty WWto or Pink RaW 31 size) SoedkssGrap.frultl 23' FOOD STAMPS! Corned Beef ............... 5 1" . - ' Swift Premium Oven Roast I ui U.S.D.A. ________________JJ - _________ _________________ U.S. 0 1 _____________ ________________________________ - -- WE ACCEPT( pehin& THE flWi.I rçr U.S. #1 Juicy R.,-Ida THISW 63 WIN 2 - J! L _____________________ 65 ______ _________________________ to %-our ultimate advantage invoij than usivil. lloi%ever, this today to be extra-patient with does not mean you should leave (1ns4 associates and partners. Important mattersto matters chance. 54 55 60 — — — BUGS BUNNY 1 53 ____ ___________________ LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) It's ilia), take a little more interest 49 50 51 — ru ______ __________________ J n awhile. They're thinking of you. 19) Your most enjoyment will corn e today from fam ily CANCER Junc 21-July 22) oriented things. Leave the \'nu should (arc ra ther well outside wor ld at the doorstep. today in competitive situations. have f ai th in yourself and what AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb. 19) Yon may have some good news you can offer. today that you 'll be eager w I.E() fJuIy 23- Aug. 22) You're share If a particular per*rn able to deal with large ideas was i nvol ved, thank him (it. tiMLtV "tfl' OUT outlook is quite IISCES li'b. 2March 2 exi nsive. Don't let negative There is opportunity about you thinkers limit your vision. today reguarding things of a llRO(Aug.23.SepL22)Tbe material nature. Be on your aspects look promising for you toes, Keep 'our eyes open. today where a shared interest is (oncerfied. Seek to do something advantageous in that Jan. S. 1916 area. This corning year lady Luck _ 16 - ___________________ _______ _____________________ Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1976-3 fl ______ ---_ run into, friends social encounter from, or toilay 10 11 — — 15 For Thursday, January 8, 1976 At onaer 38 Baby food 40 Tardy -- _________ _________________ MHE.S March 21-April 19) Keep your efforts in unison. SC(HtI'l() iOct. 24-Nov. Most of today's event_s should be to your liking. However, you hits ill lx a very busy, may run into someone whose productive *lay if you don't iints conflict with }ours. saddle yourself with tay 201 competents. Work alone if T,tLJIUI (April For best results in dealing with necessary. S/t(;ITrMLtJS Nov.23- Dec. others today, use the soft sell. Ease up if you see they're not 211 Have fun today. but don't wake the pursuit of pleasur e ready to co-operate primary alto. An or,,. (;EMINI May 21-June 201 your 27 Irish ____ _____ ______ ______ 39 Ship*s boat 44 Motives FR2 10— (c ,~ sm Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IFT ___ i -r EJ1Atrt1 AS 1olt1ot1 i. r 2 _______ 21 Double curve 23 Slippery 1 Gamblng game 2 Newspaper 34 Entreaty 36 Not fast 37 Pace l iz -- DOWN 33 Superlative suffix A a Greek love god 10 Glut admiral g ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL Srr.iI ptrs 35 22 Female deer 65 Vsse • 24 Compass pouit 66 German - PTi EL o food 63 Pnass 64 Elementary lob 1 18 Signs HOROSCOPE UNK 0 flt1 t AI LE± 0-fEDI n' P4UIi____ is 62 Pactic 'merc 20 Tenant 0 [IAIL AI I P ------------------ ____________ __________________ _________ _________ SARA tit 11101101 iT LJ IMIAI9I character 16 Thaland native 17 By memory f{i A L. __ _ cartoon name iI jj Ii.gIVlOeI EIMIUI I iA 1 ."c'n..i'i1 Pr"ovs Pu:iIe w'ir rr A ttt 14 Algerian city 61 Female __ 11IrV j I to -•----------.--- •- phii -- Swift Premium Deli Thin Sliced Beef, Sunnyland a Q 10 8 6 Ch 'olesterol Factors 53 w 64 WEST EAST A4 A \ vK53 VA972 _______________________ By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. AV- Dr. _______________ wish BLON DIE Chic Young :____ - - - •.- -- d comment enclosed column by a man who claims the theory that you should limit ur cholesterol intake is allLnk. Note he eats as many as two dozen eggs a week, drinksa quart of milk a day, avoids low cholesterol foods and still has a very low cholesterol level. Is he right and, If SO why cant all of us eat a high choleste ro l diet' DEAR READER The column you sent me do a Issery the public. ne man evidently Is not a scienlist nor a physician and has used hisown case to try todisprove the work done on literally thousands of people by well trained scientists. One case of anything doesn't prove very much and the poorest ex ample of all is your own case. — _E- HH L- PRISC$LI.A'S POP by Al /Do1'ou\ TI-IEY WOULDN DARE BUt THIS I-4OUSE ITWINI< OUR I LZrA t -;-, I - iJ_--e- --- -- ?.i.?-- 1Q1< A WI-U LE — ?'-,T> jI - V.rmutr V C vk- / -- s e~ • 97 ARCHIE - ';:•',-; ri4 :•-. - fN -. . •' •r• - - •. - •-•. - .•.•-•• •.-- ( I LL BE e-cx IN THREE DAYS I HERE 'S A tv'i.&SBER WHERE YOU CAN REACH A I '.---± • !.. by .. - 4' - . E1, EDE PUr [)0f,,N TRAT SIGN A M'NUTE,mp • GIVE ME A HAND OUT - -• - •-,.. . :-ii - 4' ,%_ .- • - ? , .JM Ell'-•- - -'- FRANK AND ERNEST by AE &'-•' I - i - v i • •; FLIGHT 6 .5r •L. -• -f \:-•--' TO _____________ P_ I Bob Thaves East-West vulnierable 1 - eat North East South . "Selected Bab, Boot" . . .lnflation Fighter " ' .v' RounJSeak '1" To$ - .Z \ $12* Chuck Roast.............. 79 SAVE 30c, Style A reader wants to know it Pass p, the new rules for duplicate Omnglead K £ apply to rubber bridge. The answer is that they do not as yet, but there will laws in 1776 W hen you first use the or 1977 Laws commissions J acoby transfer, don't bother move slowly their wond e rs with transfers to the minor perform. suits. Just use these artificial reponses to a notrump open(Do you have a question ing. for the experts? Write "ASh Two clubs - Stayman. the Jacobys" care of this Opener bids two of a four-card newspaper. The Jacobys will or longer major suit. answer individual questions Otherwise two diamonds. 11 stamped, sell-addressed Two diamonds. Transfer to envelopes are enclosed. The hearts Guarantees at least most interesting quostions (we hearts will be used in this column Two hearts, transfer to and will receive copies of spades. Guarantees at least JACOB'v' MODERN) S kI fij -. one with diabetes should ignore diet because diabetes is hereditary. The simple facts are that people who do have high cholesterol levels can often lower them through dietary means. which includes limiting calories to correct or eliminate obesity, fat , saturated fat and cholesterol. If the writer had ever treated patients with these problems He Is wrong when he asks he would have had a broad shy the nations heart attack enough experience to have ratehasntdecreasedwiththe made a more balanced 'nationwide near hysteria presentation to the blic On over lowering cholesterol." If he were better informed he who have seen what diet does would know that It has. It to people with high cholesterol would probably decrease even levels know that diet is an im further if more people quit portant factor smoking, remained physically le active, eliminated or avoided obesity and avoided eic-m in. These patients with high take of high-fat high. cholesterol levels are cholesterol foods different animals than the young col I t wh He is right in assuming that experience level of one case hereditary factors are impor. Young women children and taM. We know perfectly well those that some people can eat high levels • %A not be so restric. fat. high-cholesterol diets and ive with their diet. But such not have high blood individuals need regular cholesterol levels. new in. dividuals inherit a different checks to be sure the cholesterol level remains nor. hndv chemistry than the rest Perhaps when the young of tIe population. Some racial t in hi mid 4)s. If he groups such as the asai are t keep his weight down, good examples of he Mreditaty he will need to change his life protection against high style — if he still has the cholesterol and its com. chance. plicatio,its of heart disease their For f* tnoe who want c anng age span .we rnforinatlofl on the diet to pre low blood cholesterol levels vent heart disa se send 50 despite what they eat. lie is for The Health Letter certainly not a trailblazer cents number 13. DIet Preventing with that news A th erosclerosis Send I stamped self-add r esse d Finally he Is in his mid 30s envelope for mailing, Address and tells us nothing about his your letter to me in care of level of physical conditioning, t his newspaper. P.O. Box how much be exercises or 15.rl. Radio City Station. New whetber he is fat Of leanL Liverwurst.................. Sliced Thurin 0 iror L' TrTnis iwius • — $ Tip Roast................ • Great FoeBr.B-Ouu Beef Short 0 Summer Kitchen- Fresh Plot Ribs 79' flavorful Boneless - ' Beef for Stow............ of A I-Ih,T r'-"U'uiuA u Alrsa". ri'.i'.., __ — ' Ii I• , S •fl Chuck Blade Roast........ Swill iiii," _.-.4 t •) ,P,.,m qn, 110194n 1,. linillil S,I Imperial Oven Roast.... —'--'-- p,,,, ,. ,, p•., ,..s,,, Short Ribs J t-.-) - With y g , '1" •-. ( Pro I_i, I II T ii [1 k _______________________ - i ----_ --- , ____________________ . v ______ 1 - , ill , .., .,i, .- ,. ht 111.111 1044.J0114. allgl% if Ili% ,h:-1,, snuii ililiIsiI ., ____________________ _______ iii ,siiiiiiit,,I .iii,I ti•Lrit i'ii,i*'.s I .i ii tiihiii - 4S 99, P4 Zesta Saltines.................... 14 Is V rlspy C __&_ 1-7 ,, _____ ( G SAVE 6c,Siked at WW— L-------- -- ----i Spaghetti Sauce................... - . - •• tôS -....# _____________________ ": - -. --- 65, .................. JJ vuuu pit. SAVE 1r .'r' SAVE9c 1OC Imperial Light Spread..................... 49' Dakl.Fvesh Whipped • - 4* • .. Oauss.n'soeWeIlswoh',D.Ius 59' Th is Ad ioto will -- 1. _____________ ' 39 99c - 'i .. ' . I. ' i- '. It! .'.."- XV ' Pineapple 99' B B Mozzarella Cheese............ 1Ao"if, 98, Wisconsin Cheese Bar, Individually-Wrapped Pancake Syrup......... t$ 99' uce g 59 Great With Toast Smucker,a Grape Jelly :ht• ____ ___ -• PILL SBURY HUNGRY rn.. JACK COMPLETE SAVE 26c. "don Griddle SAVE 16c 20C cam SAVE 12c Heinz R.qIarorSmo&.d " ' e Kraft's çf'- '-'' •..-•-. 99 PANCAKE MIX .: i 59 ' E ri ; 69C - 24- oz. c ' SAVE l3c,Lady Scott Printed SAVE 4c, Plain or Iodized 'r"9' 93, no M orf on Sol# .... ......... — — -__ ___ __ __ rs 20c PILLSBURY FLOUR PLAIN. UNBLE ACHED ____ ___ I" -_- tin ri TTT.T- •- -'' - " ' Slktd, Crushed or Chunk Doi Monte where shopping is o pleasure 0 Effective: L Grapefruit rink,.. .1 SAVE Sc, in Natural Juke, Kosher Dill Pickles .............. Wisconsin Cl-i.... Bar Mild Longhorn Cheese .............. J, L- SAVE 12c, Y.Uow-aing Sliced or Halved Sliced American ____________ ": Tustin Dole P.n.op ieP,rk Processed Chess. Food - ! " SAVE 6c Swift's All Sweet Wisconsin Cheese Bar, Sliced VI 6 Ra u Marinarla f , rack ers Mellow Cheddar Ab $ .,... 1° ___________ kraftsCi-ack.rBor'eI - • -.-------------.- ' 111116 Im 0 %% 1111C It Wil.4% ILiLmy t SAVE3OC,S.aPokFroz.n CL 'kI 0 ...uirImp ,er................ NoCoi&i.s IS (;foat With Soup, K**61*f's r'wm. ANERKM ROODS .41101 ____ i Kids " Eml Sunshine nYL~R HERITAGE I ____ Haddock Fillets.................. ', • jj II ______ i Ill •I•lt• L . n L - " I .. .. iN ri ________ --, .__. - 89c - • _______ , I5i SAVE l0c,PlctSw.ID.leoous '.-' c1' (I1HEAL'.JT i/ ,' SAVE1SC,HlghUnsrindlvlduoyrir,z.n Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, Gov'iInspected, Shipped. DAD, Fresh, USDA GrocIeA 79' I • e . . . Fryer Backs & Necks.. lb 19' 99' u '2" '1" lb 0 1 7 - Cauliflower......................... ., 79c SAVE$C,PlctSwoot Froz,nF,,nchCut Green Beans....................... ., 79' - Pumpkin Pies............ 1" 99' . 1.1.) s..i (I &..h Ci I.. Chuck Shoulder Roast.. Swill I I'Vem.wr"I'Viffon a**# Ml# I ii i Fried Chicken............. Ib Key Club Stea — ,_ '1" Cut-Up Fryers ................ lb 59 Fryer Breasts i Ribs lb 1" $ Fryer Drumsticks........ lb 99 ' Fryer Thighs 99' s.iv d Shrimp Egg Rolls................. 79c SAVE! 4c,PictSw.et Frozen • • 'I's ' by Dick Tumor • jj - 29 Stew Vegetables................ I i - Daiquiri Mix.......................... a, _________ lb ,p , .,...'n CARNIVAL A • SAVE4C,TroplcFr.sh SAVE lOc, T.nn.sa.. 1kv., '.'-.--- 79' RftyA W P?~. • Hush Puppies...................... 49, SAVE 12c,Mor'tonsFroRon 20.. Macaroni & Cheese............. Sptcy flavored I.,I 1.n S w ell P..?. I.., Chuck Blade Steak...... sold Ready.to-take-nut .1kiI-41 ,," 49 Ktuis.r Rolls................ *. 55' jyjj Sirloin St ak ,, Roun d Steak E VII — -- Fresh Baked INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Swill , P,..... .., P..!.', I "7äi Ma (. Hoagie Sandwich... .r(oOeef U J - ii.' iI 1 T'L Fresh Made •1 , SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT 14•&...11-tJ'a 99 Sausage Cole Slow..................... - flflC1PJCP1 by S5 Publix reserves th e right to limit q jH , ' 59' Hair Spray.................. --...._----------- p eir With Moot - Small Shrimp............ '' '1" Mouthwash.................79' B#of Loin m Ril Steak .................. Ravut1ean Meaty B..fod - SAVE31c,F'orO.anerB,,ath Oral Antirephclistenn. S.afood Treat, Rondo (70 + ci) ' SAVE 6c, Ragu Plain,VA#h Mushrooms - & . The point that high cholesterol levels may be caused by your genes is no argument at all for ignoring its significance any more than — — / Beef Chuck Arm T ' 79 Grouper Fillets.......... No' ii" J Li.i._r - . Lykes Weiners.......... Sof.Tr.ot Frozen Ii Sirloin Steak............ SugcrCook II V4 A Grea t Tr.otI Beef Loin there. but there Is a good chance that South will like his hand so much that he will bid again and -gethlsslde too high [ PLO Ii -- NortA drops him there, but really d e li g h ted when plays might bid poarth ts and pstill th h lay . Ph' 754 Plumrase Sliced . Without the transfer bid. & A J 5 Lamb o 1, - ft - - • • I: — Aj&! FLHTS' A Val .i ONE OF THOSE N0-FRI,L 56.' - ; !I' FLIGHT Mnnt2r, I GU E SS fl-S MUST BE s_ -)-_. . . • . . S MY F L IGHT! HERE.' RPqy V -J H, THAT o B b I Braunschweiger...... over and he has made two spades right on the nose. t_1-,, 92 Rnih Chunk Sty!e 0 Thus. North responds two hearts Sou th rebids two spades He is annoyed when 1082 Smoked Sausage.... PAO 1~ W :LY 4 five spades 7 One real advantage of the transfer bid is that you can transfer with a bad hand NORT111 pt .-. �______ _____ — ___ ii:ffi -- -. - 'i,'. '. "- - ian.7!!76 Legal Notice - ' 1 SESAME STREET 12 THE COUNT OF 9. THE NEIGHBORS ICA adaptation 01 AIo*afld, Dumas cIasscejetu,ota1e 4 KANGAROO EdmondDantosamanunus. l imprison?, 14 yeats, wno escapes. gains a fortuno and sks rovongo on tho conSpiratots who framed hm TrevorHadLesj,dan LOST IN SPACE 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS U BOOK BEAT 9 ABC NEWS 7 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4T BEWITCHED .6' CONCENTRATION j FEED3c 9 WiLD, WILD WORLD OF AN:MALS 6 MIKE DOUGS SHOW .9 MOVIE. (Non) Son of ;' 12 THELIULEHOUSE Ewards(Vc1o,F(on)bopk_ ish adopted son (Rader,ej Pora)faIlstoapprotehisgjft Dunng a poco c'ackdown on drug traf¼, .Bumper (George Kennedy) arrestsa suspected SWEEPSTAKES 4 KUTANA 6 PRICE IS RIGHT not read the boy's fetter of exptanaIn, TONY ORNDO AND DA: Guests Danny U € 4, PRICE IS RIGHT 700 CLUB 11 00 4pqofc't,aJ,n.. ' 700 CLUB 11.30 i TONlG '.,C'L ,'f'.si,f$ *3* _____________________________ TN TU a" p______ ____________________ 2:30 _______________ ______ 7:30 Wed, see below 9 (Wed, oni',') ArTER SCHOOL SPECIAL "The Socret Ufo of T K. Doaring" thence North 36 degrees l6'10' E. seal of said Court this 17Th day of I or write along said proposed Easterly rigot December, A, D, 197$. Sanf*rd Al Anon Family Group p o. of way line 919 Il feet to the (SEAL) Box 553, Sanford, Fla 32711 Southe-rly right of ay line of Slate Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr — being 30 feet Southwesterly of the centerline of said State' Road and on 5.00 2 ADAM 12 €) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B&w) 530 2 12 NEWS PANY of Moss Road and Longwood Oviedo Road; fl thence S. U BONNiE BEVERIY HILLBILLIES 4; KIDS ________ LATE NEWS I ______ AND FLEA MARKET SUNDAY CALL 322.1216 9 RYAN S HOPE SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING Thursday &i MOVIE (Mon)"MadLjttIe ls;and," Ian Hunter, Jeannie Carson, Donald Sindon. &'i. 1958. (Toes.) "The Half. breed" ROoen Young, Janis Cwtor, 1952. (Wed') "OUifl'. Frontier Smut.." Tony Morning SN A CK BOX 2 Pc, Chicken Mashed Potatoes. & Gravy ' I Hot Roll GOOD EVERY DAY 99c WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 6 00 4. SUNRISE SEMESTER. iMon - Wed , Fr',) "Anttvopology of the Mddio East and North Africa" (Toes, R EG, 1.77 - (Thor's) -rt -' Vor Mature, Yvnn DeCarlo, 1959, (Fn.) "Apache Woman." Uoyd Bridges, Joan Taylor. 1955. 9 Af FRIED CHICKEN - I L Ph. 372.9443 7100 S. Frefich Sanford enSun-ThvrsL9:30 ___________________________ Fri & Sat 9'10L30 - : T = 1k '.. - - .. SUNRISE JUBILEE 6.10 .2. SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.15 .6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon.) 'With Thcs Ring' (Tuos., Thursi 'Jeannie" (Wed.) "ProNe's in Edocatson." (Fri)'Foght2o.'- yad - -k c oii a. p ' (1 '.•;_J.4.• 1' 'i .' - ' T-tA l George is.. S4 • '.4 I - 9 - - r . - ..-.. - !9Ø,. : - ... L'• •,.- t NEWS P"ia r ___________ __________________ _________ 4 ' 12 It z frj. 655 DEVOTIOIIAL 658 PAUL HARVEY 700 ___________________ 1 i.D' 725 and 825) .J4 CC CBS NEWS .. '7 STARRING GENE LIZA HACKMAN MINNELLI BURT REYNOLDS p. -- a., .... £ , , a._;_L a. ______________________ ui_______________ _______________ ______ _____ _____________________ ________ 3 35 Si 7 S, I: --- a-t '. a _______ :fYou SHE'S THE CALL, GIRL COP, - - THEY BOTH TAKE THEIR JOBS SERIOUSLY (. i P ••&, BRO T H E 4J$? II ItU P4tV 39 $ - St 7, Vatse I , ..... ' ' ______ ____ __________ __________ ¶1 ____________ ' cauu, V Q U I S A D T VM H R •• '.a.:' I0p GIR Z GMAC WES U F AHR E RRRPADTI 0 OFRTO U A EYB U A 0 J I B I C A I L 1 L P G U L V G R E N R M H F s ERH £ I I C I ltst.d bslw appear tarwir backiva,d, up, down, or disgoelly In b. puzzle FInd esgb hiddenn.m,asjija.,.1 Bette Davis Greta Garbo James Cagney Cary Grant Jean Harlow Marx Brothers Clark Gable Mae West Spencer Tracy Gary Cooper W.C. Fields Wa lace Beery Tomorrow: Famous Conductors ' NOW SHOWING 'DOLEMnE" ' ___________ "BOSS NJGGER" £ THURS. ECONOMY HIGHT—ADUL1 S1, CHlDREN SOC _______ jou E I RS lnstructjoni; 1).. bIdden a.smii VVi• " MOVIE 0A U C S E N C G N 0 S I E N H CNRAECIARKGABLEKN R Y 1 0 R Y 0 1 8 D R 0 F W A R C A LLA R A Y S P E N C C R I R A C V J C H AR ER PY E UG A C S [ H A J CG FNG0NEWITHIHEWIN I -. _______ Deputy Clerk Pblith Dec 21, 31, 197$, .lan. 7. II. 1976 HI CH0T VVednesdtiy's 31 —Apartments Furnished ___ , Someone with own tools, ce-c tifictij ana Chrysler ezpecie-e ' I - Care __________ 4 - A BABY'S WORLO Care for iI,fants toage 2 only. Next to new Drivers' tdx season for income- tax office Eaperienceneces.sary Call after 6 1 References required. $100 month, 150 deposIt. 377 73 _________________________ ________ P CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT PHONE 377 1301 Enj much larger "Seek & Find" _____________________________________ pussies wth Over dict,r,s. per panel Ifl n aII.n,w icries of 24'psje bOOklet,. To oer s'nlum, L 11 and ft. send $1 (or each, making cheeks payable to 'Seek & Find" in care of this iy ____________________________________________________________ attorney, j'sep H. RIChirdt, Ufmer, Murclsison. Asimby & Bill, Pos.t f ice Bos t, JICks.Onvilte', Florida 32701, afldtllotheoriginil fl'sWf or 5: Bruce Schirard Frank A. McCann Publish: D.c. 31, 197$ JAN, 7, 11, 21, 1974 Your House? - 0EV Come browse every Sunday at the Movie-land Drive-in Theatre, South 17 92 Phone 322 1216. bobbin, left for repairs, $26 Terms - LOW as $5 per month See at SANFOROSEWING CENTER Dotown 307 E 1st St 3779411 — '75 Plymouth Scamp Was Now $3998 $3I87 '75 Duster Was p4ow $3982 $3497 Clark 1971 VW Dasher 2 door sedan, autom6tic transmission, AM FM Strre'O, clelph blue. extra extra loll Chrysler Plymouth 485 Hwy. 436 mite-age, 13593. Call 377.1651 5317700 CALL DICK BURNS Dealer. Service Special ____________________ - ____________________ Sanford. 373 5700 409W 1st St 3fl 7235 We Buy Furniture -• -______________ THESE CARSON SALE ONE DAYONLY' ! air, carport, skirting, awning, eiceilent Condition Offered by Savingt& Loan. $6311 per month Phone' 373 6051 or $300005, nights call 6705569. 5-Al' -........ ________________________ -_ Refrigerator, Dr',vr, hunk Beds and DiStiw,mShr Phone 377 7683 Cs!bry-Combo, mobile home w perm. add., resid,, Ige corner lot, KENMORE WASHER, parts, Sc. porch, CHAC. 3 BR, I bath, servlce,usedmachines fam rm.,$13,50Q Larry Brunelle, MOONEY APPLIANCES373.0697 615.2636 or 322 3075, _________________________ _______________________ ______________________ 53—'P/. Radio-Stereo - 611 1006 - i ['- COLOR TV, 511.95 MONTH 2 New double wide, full, set up in Home Entertainment center, with color new picture tube- $250 In quiet adult park. Ce-ntrdjb air, 7839 dlte- S screeneo room, carports and skirts. $1,000 under invoicC No Color TV's from 150, 91W, from dealers, piease Phone )7360S1 O 311 m,ks HERBS' 5.'rv A Classified Ad Can Make Room In Your House And ney In Your Pocket I 7 BEDROOM, KITCHEN FUR NISHED, HEAT AND AIR Phone )fl USS Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 & 2521 Park Dr 3?) 7116 REALTOR AFTER lIPS 327 3991 32? 9701 377 322 7643 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" bedroom unfurnished SIlO mo sit Adultt only. Call 373 0963 or 321-0161 - I Bedroom, 2 bath, large range and refrigerator, Screened PatiO and pool area Two utility .'.'LS - REALTORS - ________- ii . p / - _______ COMMERCIAL For Sale or Pit Almost ney. 3 bedrOom, 2 bath, 2 car garage-, air, LOCATION shag carpet throughout. self clean Completely re-furbIshed 2 bedroom, oven InSanora Occupy alter Jan I bath. trame home 115.500 1st Call 670 3094 after 7 p m hew) bedroom. 2 bath.ati electric. Sch u ren central ht and air Phone 372 2287 ML .1 lOP S (I' ,lnLh OtfieA FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! ____________________________ "" Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes. family room, garage, carpets III CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR__-. f 1 77 6 ! 1 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped $160 pe month FiPtt month and 51(t) damage deposit. Phone 322 0674 - a brand new book by The AssOcIad Press that ges the whole dramat Swoop of 1776, month. SCHUREPI REALTY, __________________________________ Realtors, 377 1)02 "a. the founding year -'--- 33—Houses Furnished Battles • Geotge Ill. Man and King • Found,',g Fathers . _____................-- I1_hh1.hh1: -- 7 Bedroom for rent, furnished 3777677. ___________ ______________ C Founding Fo S Independence Won • - 34—Mobile Homes Independence Almost Lost AmerIcas momentous year Hundreds of 100,000 word's ,, told for today Told in 7ournal form, It 1$ a book that takes you behInd the scenes iust as It happened S7 95 Order now b — Copies of -_. STUDIO 1,7, 3 BEDROOM SUITES I I Please send '76 at $7 95 each. me NAME I ADDRESS ,. CITY L .--.._,,,, - _______ - STATE you tell "Don't Needs" with a want ad ______________________ DELTOPA BARGAINS'-' Builder mustwtlthese3newhomes Were priced Irom $29,500 - will sell for thousands of dollars les.s now. ACREAGE- Hard to find small acreage-ala small price. BuyS or 10 acres at $2,500 per acre or 15 acre's it $7,200 per acre. Terms. available 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES , "' ' I ________ I '... — 1 FROM 125 '. 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 Profcs)menatly Managed By JIrJ1oth n.e xi tc'oc. "-." ..-" 1801 West First St., Sanford 323.7730 __________ 55—Boats & Accessories '---------- ' P085011 MARINE 2971 Hwy Il 92 " " EMIUOLE Co Acreage trjts. small and large 52,000 per acre ________ _,_--------- DeBARY New) bedroom block, maintenance free. Corner lot on p.1ved rOads, SANFORD .. Exceptional Opportunity For Small Businessman oo—'Of'f ice Yes, we will sh,,'w how you can OWN your OWN oft Ice for 10 p0. oowr, balance 511 67 per month Th. an office COndominium Call today for your appointment First callers get itt choice Of iL.'U - - Ci Supplies --- _________ -- Used office furniture SOLLR PlEATING .'.ND WAlE PURIFICATION SYST.E,MS Call Phil Gonralex 305 32) 39)9. Stemper Realty Aluminum Siding KEEP WARM. Replace your JALOUSIE WINDOWS with mc efficient awning or tingle liv windows 831 9974 ______________________ * * * * lb you are having difficutty finding a piacet live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need Of, read all our want as 'ry day ______________________ - lVtenaIs _______ U ding - ______ . -- - - an Cover your home with alum Siding & 501111 system, Also Roofing, Guttert 20 'yrs Exp, Eagle Siding Co 151 A I'1 Ii A ESTERSON L'NDCLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, DUct work Fill dirt, top soil, 372 3943 _______________________ - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON t ormnerly l4arrictt'sBeauty Nook) 5)91' First,3fl 5747 Used Lumber, All SIzes. (50 IxOil? Heart Pine--Will Make Deal) Phone 37? 7194 _________________________ _____________________ ' Land Clearing Beauty Care C&A _____________________________ Large 1 & 2 rm. APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITT DEPOSIT. ______ 3 Mo, -6 Mo& 1 Year Leases 3 Lines 323.8B7Oor 831-9777 Days $495 (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) i A HOUSE DIVIDED Amasterbec)roonm, 17'x15',anij,?h in one-wing,? bedrooms., & bath in other wing, fireplace In living room, formal dining room, big wooded lot, only 578,950 - -- -. - 15 WORDS ORL Only CAN YOU TOP THiS' Lowest price in area, 7 twdrocjni 323•9410 'ivE IN TV SEWVICE- Fast Ser..cm 20? L're Oak Blvd Ci'.s&'brry Prone 131 IMl Roofing Office Machines _____________________ 55,' Srrvi.rr dii mdke-% and qnodtl' FreePickupandDetivery Sanford 9s'sinets Machine's 37210 IPiingle't All work guaranteed BRO(D1:' ROOFING )7767ct) Sewing Pest Control terations Dressmaking, ladies', - ,Iters Clca.i.d, al makes II ears experience Paul Miller, 377 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 'E,5' P,lrb Dr.',r 3?: 55S Upholstering Donna 7320707 Canaoa. Upholstering — Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House Stripping 8 Waxing or ies'dential & Business F'ee - 'stimates Blitz Clean 32) 59.4 Heater Cleaning I Sped comtortable lure bedroom (split plan) with Ii, baths, Central he,'t, and nice yard. Balance si,00, payments $159. Price 577.250 with porch, lmreplae in living room, 700' deep lot, plentyot room for a garden Oy 1)7.900 Radio & TV men's, children's Drapes., Quilts, REALTOR WHYWORRY [rj.J. — A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure-clearing 373 CUS Rf ing And Carpentry Repair Free estimates I -I ort Cleaning Servicf O 1 ([ .',t4(flNF5 I Pressure 1195 Floor Cleaning 377 3)17 ______________________— ___________________________________ i 3 KING FIur1bnig Supplies Futures Water Heaters I a g'u 10 pm thru Sat 253.1 S Park flriv. 373 5412 & moe'd 37? 9)47 or 83. I Le Us Burglar Proof Your -come Si"curity Loks InStalled Phone 372 5663 F? Y' BackHoe Land Clearing, till art, clay. ocl Alt kiM Of dggnq Housetralte, Burglar Alarms Longwood-- 3 BR.? bath, corner lot, dclu.e, 110,900. Horton (#Jy Plumbing JIM'S HOME IPIPROVEMENT 5j Class if led Ad , trdi He,mI & Ar Condtic.ing For, (ree- estimate's, call Carl Hdrris, ,t SEARS in Sanford 372. 1771 or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, Secretarial desks & cdbine$s. as is. Cash and carry PIOLL'S ________________________ _______________________________ J Home Improvement w Each unit hat individual entry, electric service and toilet . Air Conditioning takes 321 0181 Country Club Corp. 322.6457 3726457 - With 11 (ruth prOot case 1st 5151) S GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC - ,,a'z Master elCCtric Guitar ________________________ JOHNNY WALKER , ___________ From using ya.J n ho'iie or Paynig bor somecin,' clSi' building I to choose- brom, one $4,000; One $1,500; one 16,500, or we will build yourhomc on one-of the-se lots for a pa(kaqm ucal - Property Freedom LAKE LOTS EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 59sical Mercndise - 46—Commercial BUSINIESS DIRECTORY ,snd trailer, 21" Sn.mppin Turtle mrr, 30" power lawn sweeper Oil, Bedroom bloCk, 7 bath, recreational ammenstiet, split bedroom arrangement , kitchen equipped, enclosed garage, Out Standing landscaping Only & take oser payments No QualifyIng, A smdll Classified Act brings hi re-turns Try one and see Call 3?? 76)) or 6)1 99) ____________________ xu Patio Apadments —1 I LAKE FRONT Bedroom block. 2 bath paved road & frontage cn sc:rn led iake 579500 Terms I th'Sired TA ardens BOX G-22, Jeaneck N J 07666 I . Lake Sylvan 36 1 acres lkfr 51600 per HortonOrganj:iflon, Realtor, 1299 1520 or 322 3)01 7 bedroom btixk, older home Off Mellonville Ave 111,500, Terms ,1. — — — Enclosed is L . YEAR END SPECIALS - thIng to l)8Vlflg been I '76 1 Evening Hera I Ca ll Bart and get a free color map of the ColoniJ era It's th next there r- — family room and central heat air. rio qualifying MUL IPL I LI 1 IN PEAl 1 (JR For Sale or Rent, 7' acres. s room. 3224991 1919 S French 0er* mooue ome i' atn 377 1314, -377 1496.377 1981 , Phone 377106.1 after 6 p 377 I9S9, 372 116.1 Suspen - i- ______________ Ai -eage cupancy. 525.400 Quallbied for inte-re5t cro lit of $1,270 Terms if 101' ____________________ 2 Bedroom furnished, 1)35 month Only FENCED l4,iir 372 ?it ____________________ OSTEEN-- 1 Bedroom $110 per It's like pennies from heaven when AnnouncIng '- ______________________ -_____ Realty ' * * * * HIDDEN LAKE 321-0041 -- UllfUrnished If you are hanq dibbicutfyfindlrmg a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of. read alt our want ads every day. ___________________________ Kish Real Estate -' I 5 PC golu etal ar 2 alfiu ('rd table-s With drawers, good con dilic.n 372 600? ______________________ Real Estate umber - 32—Houses I Double _________________________ tsk rmds & r,t"s I Daily cellent Condition, low mileage. I owner, only 1450 321 0933. flyone can be a seller or a buyer Plo charge All admitted free 560) REALTY 207 1 25th 373 S32 HALA,COLBERT.REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS,Asso(iate t7 r 32? 191 LOnQwoocl 1) '6$ Olds Cutlass, 2 dr 350. new steel belt radial lire's, good condition '67 CMv. Van , cyl . straight stick, long base. crag wheels, good Condition 1600 each, Phone 322 3)34 Trsrin Si — Household Goods _________________________ taxi's, 1 acre lot on canal. Mullet MAKE OFFER- City-) BR, blk. I bath, corner Walk to Shopping drs JO 17971177, Longwond Call 37) SSlOor 534 .4605 _____________________________ __________________ AT 322-2420 ANYTIME 31A—Ouplexes SoutheasterIy along the- arc of said are required to serve a of curve an along said Southerly right written defenses, if any,copy to it On van of way line 70696 feet to a point of den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, t intersection with the proposed Post Office Box 793. Or ando, Westerly right of way line of Mos.s. Florida 32102. and fi'e the original Road; curs thence S. 36 degrees with the Clerk of the above styled 1610" W. along talc) proposed court on or before January 23rd, Westerly right of way lIne 115071 1976, otherwlseaIudgmentrn1ye' heel; thence-S. 37 degrees 07'43" W entered against you f or the re-lie-f th PIainliff' I 11. S U nwarited Items Cluttering oncaye Northeasterly having a Seminole County, Florida, on P,'ONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 5135 tIM) Color TV N of said Slate Road and On a curve Book II, Page 55, Public Re(ords of plaint - REALTORS MI.S 3SISPARK Chico & The Man Singer Sale GOlden Tnur 'N Sew. $75. Touch 'H Sew model 600. %I69.SO Touch 'i' Sew model 751, er 55 balance $215; Singer Feather 15VR FHA F INAPICING GREGORY ?.%ODILE HOMES Windsor, 12'x60', fully turn . central 419; said right Of way line being 30 THIRD SECTION, accordIng to the feet Southwe-'stely Of the centerline PIat thereof as recorded In Plat pleading to the Corn ____________ br? Bedrooms Aduitsonly PARKAVENUEMOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drive $Oup . , ________________________ Carriage Cove- Mobile Home- Park, Santord ______ Lot 59. THE COLONNADES, Noticeisherebyglveflfhat wear, engaged in busin.s.s. at 12) GrandvIew Ave., Sanford 37171, Seminole Of 377350 feet; run thence Nor. County, Florida under the fIctitIous lhe-Ste-fly along talc) North line of name Of ARGUS ENTERPRISES, (li-irk "4" and along the arc Of said and that we intend to register slid curve 647.06 feet to the PoInt Of name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Beginning1 Containing therein Court, Seminole County, FlOtidi In 779773 acres. more or less. accordint, with the provIs.lo of has been filed against you and you the Fictitious. Name Statutes, To are required to serve. copy of your Wit: Section 84509 FIori Statutes. answer or • BROKERS ().y'. 322 'IiJ Pl11?', 1?; :') __________________________ - ______________________ way Iineof Edge-mon Avenue 115 17 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED feet;runlhenceN54degr,.50.. tnat an action to forec a moe E. along said Easterly right Of way tgage on the following ral property line' 1102.92 feet to the Southerly in Seminole County, FI0'ida: _ 5AP4 MO PARx', I. 7. 3 bedrOom 'railer apts Adult 8. tdmmly prk .','q'e-kiy 3515 Hw I; 97. Sanford J 1930 Nice I Bedroom apt,. kate'n Ni.iipp a' r.s'c'ed Large I PLANNED FOR DAY NURSERYRustIc 3 bedroom, large Shidy lot, Paneled family room. The houSe private home Terrific potential and yard Ii in excellent condition, $11,500 price includes range- FURNISHED 4 bedroom, central refrigerator, drapes. carpeting ar, $28,900 lots more Harold Hall Realty GOLFERS DELIGHTI- Beautitul3 REAL TOP 373 57J bedroom I', bath home, drapes. range, dishwasher. central heat' ar, carpeting. Excellent condition TAFFER REALTY and le-it than a minute from the Peg Prt Estate Broker gail course Low price of lust _____________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ______ FICTITIOUS NAME .3OOm$ for I or couple, water NEED A FAMILY ROOM?- This 2 . _________________________ point of curvature of a curve' con through, under or againsi 'RAMOIIA case Southeasterly, having a radius NEWKIRK, hit wife, and to all 46700 feet, run thence Nor parties having or claiming to have theasterly along the arc of said anyrht, tjtIeorjnt,r,'stin,,,e'1 distance- of 170.00 feet to a point on the Northerly line of said Block "4", North Orllndo 5th Additlen, said point also being a point on a curve concave Northerly, haying. radius ___________________ Water front cottage on the 5cenic Wekivi River, FurniShed 7 with the Northeasterly right of way petition, line' of North 3rd Street; slid point WITNESS my hand and the seat of also being a point on a curve con. Said COUrt O D-Cmb,r 1L 1975, cave Northerly having a radii,'s of (Seal) 1893.50 fee't; run thence Nor Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr., , 42bile Homes 321-0041 ____________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ Clean 3 bedroom, 1' bath, avocado 3 B,droc, 2 bathS Mn-md set up tt: . rot;z'rat;r, b:i cart, w,tr awning and skirting, Cheap Payton's 372 1301 OLDER 3 BEDROOM HOME- on — three beautiful wOed lots The A,%AKE $;Nearly new 3 househa range, refrigerator, on a bedroom, 7 bath, with commercial quiet side Street Beautiful toning Low down, low monthly Large 7 BR, dnstalrs apt. all utilities, mCI. heat, 540 wkIy, Ifl. DAVE' S'37) cub - , PB,AM FM, air. Call 3235700 REALTORSM LS 3545 PARK If you have a job and good credit, we ' perwn or couple Call days. SI) - Buy Furniture __________________________ EXTRAS INCLUDED ICALL US, YOU'LL BE SURPRISED It MLS REALTORS Ste nstro m Rea Ity , 78—Motorcycles rn—cwn Sale WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 1971 Fiat Racer tIll 0uter, 6 cyl stand 5795 11/0 Hornet, 6 cyi slanri '.5 CC') original miles, $995, Many others Iii choos, from A LITTLE SALESMAN III PRIN T. That's a Ctatsif led Ad' CARROI.L'S FURNITURE FREE GIF TWRAPPI NG-All Baby Gifts, Knits. Christening Gos. PAYTOP4'S CHILDREN'S WEAR three bedroom garden home' :_. _______________________ ___________________________ right of way line and the arc of said By' Lillian T Jenkins curve 158 67 feel to the Southeast Dc'puty Clerk corner of Lot I, Block "I"aforesaid Publish, Dec Il, 71, 31, 197$ North Orlando 5th Addition; "tin Jan, 1, 976 thence North 43 degrees 73'f3" E. OEU i aleng the Easterly line' of Lot 0, a_________________ ______________ —______________________ 1 BR burn apt, downttairL quiet Apply: Steve Murphy Seminolechryslerplymou,n 2613 Orlando Dr., Sanford 377 lOSS ___________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 5150 per day We more thai, ih listed price of $73.$C0 Sanford's. Sales Leader make ownership thiS easyt one & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 32) I3 _____________________________ Rent - for Any Car— No Money Down "econditioned Batteries, $17.93 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave - ' near lake, $18,500. RATES WE TAKE TRADES 5135 mo 7580 Ridge*ood Ave. SANFORD. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath NEW high quality hOme-i with only Sanford Ph 32) M hOme, economical oil heat, shady TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You BAMBOO COVE APTS for 80—Autos 76—Auto Parts -- 41—Houses _______________________ ADULTS,PIOPETS 116W 2nd t 64—Equipment Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1974—SQ a—Horses BUY--SELL TRADE WITT REALTY 1911 Honda CL 200, lIke new 311 315 E.First St 3fl 5672 u, •,;i c'a'e H'oer ?l (M Luggage rack. Best offer _____________________________ Phone )fl.1539 QUALIFIED FAPPIER and 3 2748 322 0779 Kitchen. Bathroom C abinets. BLACKSMITH. Trimming. ____ _____ Cttcr tops, Sinks Installation Motorcycle Insurance "The 2nd Get'em Hot" DUPLEX- 2 Shoeing Work guaranteed 371 concrete available Bud Cabell 3fl 80%? BLAIR AGENCY block, CAcellent COndition, no city 0030 or 5)0 1141 anytime 373 3564 will ,lrranue financn 1973 Honda 450 Semi Chop Thomasville of Georgia pecan 67—Livestock. Poultry $450 dining room table and 6 ladder M.UNS WORTH REALTY Phone 32) 5100 after S p.m back chairs, tIM) King size RABBITS headboard, pecan wood, Ui'u Peal Es'ateproy.r and Factory macjo Cage's I977HONDA3SOCHOPPER upholstered for TV viewing, 803W 1St St. 3?? 4181 Excellent Condition 147$ lighted for reading, excellent 3?) 6061 or 37) 05)1 c'yr Phone I?) 5)7% COnditiOn. $75. yellow Ilotpolnt refrigerator freezer, I year old, 68—Wanted to Buy Handy Man 's Delight $I5O refrigerator, $25 Phone 373 Slenstrom Realty 79—TruCks.Trditers 36t5 after 6pm It's a "dog", hut has potential br Want to bud, qocxl Cri Radio and itornc of fli'P Warranted Homes voflt or comfortable home •t Upright Freezer, 723 2791 after 6 1967 International ScOut. 4 wheel AUCTION reasr'nable cost' 3 bedi'Oom, ' SHE DON'T r3IVE- thxt'sO K. drive, 32? )159 WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNSOF bath on well Shaded lot at end of 'cause this 3 bedroom home is Friday, Jan. 9, 11 A.M. ANY DESCRIPTION, SANFORD dead end street. School, church CloSe to grocery store-s., drug New selter every hour. Have had up AUCTION. 373 1340. and shopping In walking distance StOres and churches. Has central 80—Autos for Sale to 16 truck loads to sell. This Pleeds Cleôning, painting and heal air, range, refrigerator, If you don't believe that want ads auction for people wh want to repairs to walls (in and out), extra large lot Price has been bring results, try one, and listen to 197$ Honda, CVCC. 1,100 mite's, I save or make money. We sell by rnos. old, *7,900. 37) 5713 after 6. your phone ring. Dial 3727611 or lids n roof, fle-5t offer over 131 9993. truckload Alt types of goods, s11.ofakes Cashor minimum LOTSOF ROOM inthitstunning 7 19?) Chevro?et,$l.550 jelry, food Inc a brac, p. t ,.,ri tri , Pr ls 322 3 toroom ho? Exira 1911 VW Bi.'g,ar,$1400 Wanted to buy used off ice furniture, crystal, radios, 8 tracks, many '' i"t Th large lot, plus. a separate cottage Any Quantity. NOLL'S Other ltcm. in rear. New alI to wall carpet HWYI4FLEAMARKET 32,000 ml, auto, PS & PB, radio, 541,500, (Bef'IindAuctionGallenie's) ___________________________ 'I R,I( i: ur: YOEED I 14E C OUT MAC -. DO YOU HAVE KIDS? But still Large-site-floor model oil heater, 750 For used furniture, appliances, tIS, etc Buy I or 1001 itemS. 12,895 or be-St offer Larry's Mart 715 Sanford Ave. houseislnexcellentlocatjon,close oil tank, Chimney and copper playground, recreal,00 room, laundry room & clubnouse, From AUTO MECHANIC write PG. Bu' 1713 Sanfora,Florlda 37771 Orlando, Florida 37101, nd file' the Point of Beginning. COUNTY, FLORIDA. All of the above being In Seminoie CIVIL ACTION NO. 'S'2S41-CA.O,-E origiI with the of the' above 25 County, Containing styled Court onClerk or before January 7772 Florida. acres more or less, therein FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. 77tn, 1976, otherwise, a judgment TGAGE ASSOCIATION, adoption may be entered against you Tract "B": PIlintiff, Begin at the Northwe'it corner of v's for the relief demanded in th ' Petition Lot), Bleck"i", North OrIan5th DANNY NEWKIPK and RAMoA Additi, aj recorded in Plat Book WITNESS my hand ana seal NEWKIRK, his wife, 13, Pages 77 and 78, Public Records said ':ourt on December 72nd. l97 D6fendnts. (Seal) of Seminole' County, Florida, run NOTICE OF SUIT Arthur H Beckwitfl. Jr. thence-N 37 degrees 02'4S" E. along TO: RAMONA NEWKIRK the Easterly right of way line of Clerk of the Circuit Court RESIDENCE UNKNOWN at __________ - damage, $115 mo 3734)59 after 5 30 p m ___________________ - • 1976 DEU 79 right of way line of State Road No rLIJC1'1 . t# KEVIN EUGENE point on the Westerly right Of way llneof Sherry Avenue, run thence HOLLOWAY has been filed are reguir to serve-a copy of ano y you bldegree, '2S" W along said right of way 655.00 feet, thence 5 76 written defenses if any, on it to Attorney for Petiti.,, Neigh. degrees02'oo" W, 506 Oil feet; thence borhood Law Office of Central leaving said right of way, run N. Si SEEK & FIP4D MARX 38-Wanted to Rent F unfurn TU OvlDuplex, or V1and Pasture to lease for cattle lel locationburn ReasabIe Large or small 3fl u 365 377) _____________________ Garden Aptt.. 1 8. 7 BR, air, carpet, tOO N Maple urapes, GE appliances • dw. J?I(ir177M Franklin Arms. Apis , 373 6650 __________________________ — _________________ 7 Apts, I or 2 bedroom, furn Real Estate U ifutohson. 3?? S1 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help '" STARS OF THE THIRTIES __________________________________________________ N One & T.'. bedroom apartm'I carpeted, air, turn 8. unfurn 59S up in ieio _________ _____________ -- Residence ________________________________ __________________ o: _____________________ 144__________ 3e-3 45 ________ _ THE DOCTORS & .6 THE GUIDING LIGHT U SCHOOL PROGRAM. Peg Real EstateBroker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101W Commercial 181 Sa _____________ Uh1d b30 _______________________ 6.50 KE HURST, N It37-Tt THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED. ? - 2' 12 LMNG WORDS 643 - Call W. Garnett White )pt'ctrac ci.' mjrinjli fr Ia ,s, r, Ins.',' (floirol GardrnrLarxl, 11(t) W 1st St 3?) 6630 l'y"Cn,. monthly payments less than rt Government Suid,/ 10 quaiif buyers Call to s' it fiui - __________ ______________ terline of Longwood Ovie-do Rold below, on or before January 19, 1976 1.16 feet, thence' N, 01 degrees and file the orIginal thereof with the-. 34'lS" E. 351.54 feet to the' point Of Clerk of this Court either before Legal Notice I curvature of a curve concave service on Petitioner's attorneys or ______________________________ Easterly with a radius of 971.31 feet ImmedIately thereafter; Otherwi, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE a central angle of 24 degrees a default will be entered against you I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. an 254". run thence along the arc of for the relief demanded in the COUNTY, FLORIDA tangency; run thence N, 26 degrees WITNESS MY HAND and seal of Cl lS'I$I.CA-30A 0206" E 14) 00 feet for a Point of thit Court on the 15th day of In re: the Matter of: Beginning; continue thence N 76 December, A. D 1915 KEVIN EUGENE HOLLOWAY tre'502°' E. 376.23 feet; thence (SEAL) N. II degrees. s.s's" E. 130.00 feet; ADOPTION Artpmur H. Beckwlth, Jr. 75 decree's 04'23" E. 130.21 SECONDAMENDED Clerk of Court feet thence N. 76 degree's 02'Oe" E, NOTICE OF ACTION By Lillian 1. JenkIns TO, WILLIAM FREDERIcK, 102.95 feet; thence North 22000 Deputy Clerk feet; thence N. il3degre'es 57'54"w Unknown ROBERT M. MORRIS 52 Ofeet; thenceN, 7ldegrees 02'05" HUTCHISON & MORRIS WILLIAM BADC,ETT, Residence Unknown E. 100.00 fee-I; thence S. 63 degree's 730 North Park Avenue E. Th.S 00 fee't; thence S. 71 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, Florida 37711 matter of - ?011s(esattached Waruuse truck hEight, Large fenced outside storage. Central Io,i'on Rentals ________________________ _________________________ - __________________ - 4 .-a. 2.30 6.38 C. Scott '' __% ab - 200 ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 $10,000 PYRAMID (Wed Ori CLASSIC THEATRE PREVIEW PASTORS STUDY SUNRISE SEMESTER 635 4 FARM AND HOME 3 25 45 7 51 II ______________________ r'' e I RHYME AND REASON 4 _________________________ __________________ ''.-,- .. 630 [URGAINMATL1VaY ft2:3Op.-$t25 _j 1t 130 12 DAYSOFOURLWES 141 AS THE WORLD TURNS Fta 377M 3226071 _____________________________ --37 —- Business Proper Going Business Day Care Ce Will lease or sell Phone 031 3446 MI 5799 of your itten defense's, If any. thereto upon Petitioner's attorneys., ' _____________ ELECTR COMPANY 1255 12 NBC NEWS 1 00 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY A,', - Free, 6413227 for "We Care"- l __. "Hotline," Adults. or Tee-nt _________________________ Afror alirul,1 ' On .i r'rw STOP AND THINK A A, INUTE It ___________________________ and prottatle iarrrr Call 867 Classified Ads didn't work 37$ there- utdn't be any MARY NEWELL WHI7EHEAD, Wife NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Andrew C WhltCheed c o Bryant Electric 6102 NW 54th Street Miami, Fborid 3314 You are hereby notified that a LESS AND EXCEPT INDIAN proceeding for dIssolution of RIDGE PHASE I marriage has been filed against you W THE LONE RANGER SEARCH FOR 8 TOMORROW -ia TOMORROw DAILY WORD Park Forrest Greene, Inc. curve concave Northerly and having a radius of 1730 feet; run thence Westerly along said Nor. therly right of way lint and along the arc of said curve 374.05 feet to the' point Of tangency; thence' N. 5$ degrees 73'47" W 31005 feet to thePOi! of Beginning M ,2J J KOVE ESTATES Ne. Swim, fish. boat, clbou, ISOmo Fre. ttooking for a lob? The Classified AdS WII help yOu fifld that job Ruisell, 1109 E. Fourth St., San ford 377 7735 - -- Oranges. GrapefruIt, Tangerine WORK? Place a Classified Ac) in the Evening Herald today - __ ____ ABDUCTION Seminole County, Florida By: Elaine RiCf'iarcje' the- Northerly right of way line of ANDREW C. WHI TEHEAD, aforesaid wood Oviedo Road, Husband grandfather (R) couPles who offer their advice ROBERT MaCNEt RE. Yellow Cab, 201 S Sanford Noon The DQ Befoe PUbliCQtIOn Point of Curvature- of a curve con FL OR I 0* E 10 H T E E NT H Civ: EdSte-ttp o'J i.vi,J tOutUS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE of 75134 feet; run thence Southerly COUNTY, FLORIDA, a'ong the arc of said curve 2IS. CIVIL ACTION NO. feet to the point of tangency; the'ne EE star in thIs humorous story ofa ung gl who dovaps a (Toes, Wed, Thurs) 'Lowell Thomas Remembers (A) (Fri) Book Beat W BIG VALLEY 12.30 t .2 TAKE MY ADVICE. Ke:tyLangecshosttocolty of )ewef thieves use an so. --------- • j DER DuN ES - 720 E 1st St - Sanford TAXI DRIVERS Deputy Clerk PubliSh Dec. 17, 71. 3). 1975 & 1976 DEU;s _______________________ LESS I? HIGH ROLLERS vflh hiS cruel and harmful Ireatment of rustlers 1956 U LILS. YOGA AND YOU 9 WIDE WORLD:"The Great IceRipQfl,"LeeJ Cobb andG Youngstat Aquaflot ___________________________________ 8 57 óthru 25 times )lc a line 26 times 24c a Isne (57.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 8:00 A M. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY having a radius. of 76 46 feet; run MACK N. CLEVLANO. JR. man Croitmors, Jacques I thence Southeasterly along said CLEVELAND & MIZE Cousteau (Fri.) TBA right of way line and along the arc Post Office Drawer of Said curve 02138 €13 ADDAMS FAMILY feet to a point 33 Sanford, Florida 32771 feet Northwesterly Cf the existing Attorneys for 4 30 Petitioner centerline of Sherry Avenue; 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW n Publish Dec. 17, 21, 31, 19751 Jan. 7, thence 5. 11 degrees S2'23" W,,97 .6 MEAV GRIFFIN SHOW parallel with Said centerline and DEU.76 along the apparent westerly right Of ____________________________ U SESAME STREET way line III) 09 feet; thence S. 26 2 .9 NEWS estranges h fmm everyone (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. As Clerk unin 3 IIR. or ut. CI rond. S,inford py SJ),)O Horton Organsiatlon, p.m. 2 baths, central heat & air t Realtor. 1 299 1570 or 3fl 33$?. carpeted, fenced yard with utility ___________________________ (,J O.ivner. 37) 5400 shed $29,000 373 4)13 after 5.30 THIS HANDY MAN FIXIT -pm --_____ -S)7.000Homehas2ftR, I bathand I Merchandise _____________________ 7S'*175' lot Call us * "Get ' Em While * EXECUTIVE LIVING. 1 BR. 7bath. formaldining Separate cottageor 5O—Misceflaneotjs for Sale room area 549.500 -* They' re Hot " * TWO STORY STUCCO Oflhedoum trr n uia S/S plus $J5 dti,uI 372 ready to wear Apply in PerSOn Douas. Helen Roddy, Scat- Afternoon 'Tribute to a Bad Man "James Cagney, Irene Pappas A Marlene Doltrictm, Arth O'Conne 1957 Man and woman try to out con ea:ri pad, the PointeqSistorg Mon. 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6" LOVE Oi LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) Non, Wed. Fri) Vilia APC9Te (Toes, Thuts) 'Car. raScoendas" it 55 4.. 6 CBS NEWS .2 41 L 9 IL NEWS U ABC NEWS " Nashville Brass, Hat Unden, Kenny Rankin (Toes) CaIof Burnon m Conway, Vikki ,,9: LETS MAKE A DEAL lured Bonnie Ra.tt and Bhaesmen Juncor WeiS and Buddy Guy. 10 30 U ARE YOU LlSTE7:N3 R 1100 ening e pormance of SOme of the COuntry's best Student Cans with the beau of the Colorado Rocwjes j, SUDDENLY AN EAGLELee J Cobb appears in this ABC Ne Binn,p,i spec' adocum 1y presenting paraMei StOnr of the peopu and ents tn Amenca Enotand that Amerin RO',ubø Story 1000 driver and his captive wife. MUSIC FROM _-•-------.-.--- V U ARE NOTIFIED that a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ____________________________________________________ ______________________________ Complaint to foreclose a certain FLORIDA. ______________________________________________ mortgage on Ihe following dcribed CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S•133SCA-2F I 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL property on which you claim a hen, In the Matter of the Adoption o: ____________________________ €L) (Non ) "RomagnoI's tOwjt '1 ____________ -------EDWARD HENRY. JR. an adult • _____________________ ____________________ SCHEDULE "A" _____________________________ ____________________________ Table" (Wed) 'Kup's Show,' NOTICE OF ACTION 6—Child Care 4— Personals Tract "A": (R) THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: - - • From the intersection of the ED BUTLER, WHOSE RESI MV FAVORITE MARTIAN ccnterljne of Moss Road, with the New natural "Grapefruit Extract New goverrmrn? program, Child DEUCE AND MAILING 330 centerline of Longwood • Ovietlo Pill'from Harvestime care for as tow as $2 per ADDRESS ARE UNKNOW N - wtek, if 4 6.' MATCH GAME Road (State Road No 431), Nufritionals moreconvenlint than you qualif 32) 0174 %l ' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ) (Tuos,, Thur.) 'CarSeminole County, Florida, run S SI that EDWARD HENRY hat filed a grapefruits - Eat wholesome _________ degrees 23' 12' E. along the cen 'ascolendas" -meals I lose weight. Faust's Petition in the Circuit of Seminole 9-Goi Things to Eat terline of said I009wnod Oviedo County, Florida, for the adoption of Drugs. J ONE LIFE TO LIVE Road 101.16 feet. thpnce N. 0) the adult named therein, and you are "Grapefruit Pill" with Diadax plan W iMon ,Tuos Wed ,Thuts.) - degree 3610" E. 5000 feet to the required to Show cause why the NAVELS, GM Al' LI P Ui I • Ulias, Yoga and You" (R) Northerly right of way line of sai convenient than grapefruits same should not be granted, if any, TANGELOS Eat satisfyIng meals & tote 57 5 Point of Beginning, Continue thence objections and defenses., i, any, upon ) ROCKY AND FRIENDS. N 01 degreeslo';e" E. 301S6feetfo MAr.K N, CLEVELAND, JR.. Of UNDERDOG the point I CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING Curvature of a curve CLEVELAND & MIZE, Attorneys 4 00 • eIOranQe5$250p.r MOVES MOUNTAINS concave Southeasterly and hailng a for Petitioe-r, Post Office Drawer 7, 2 IRONSIDE Juice-Oranges. SI M)cr.bu ' I Of Merthande- Every Day radius of 921.31 feet. run thence Sanford, Florida 32771, and by ViIig I Your Container 37? 5t84 Tryone! 6 PARTRIDGE FAMILY ___________________________ CUrve 39111 feet to the point of said Court on or before January 16, tangency; thence N. 26 degree's 1976. and herein fall not or a Default U €) MISTER ROGERS $77S Bushel IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 02'De" E 519 31 feet; thence North Judgment will be entered against I Phone 373 Id?' NEIGHBORHOOD IN YOUR FAMILY' 11 degrees 5.S'iS" E. 150.00 feet; youandappljcatlonwillbemld,for AL ANON English Peasfor freezing, you pick, Guests TBA U WOMAN ALIVE STARSKY AND HUTCH. Stafsky and Hutch t save 8319993 322 - 2611 4' 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) MISTER R 00 ER S NEIGHBORHOOD o 30 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 525,000 PYRAMID THE MOTHERS IN LAW 3.00 SetIla GaboI. (Tuos 'aid in Full' Robert Cummings, 1iz abuth Scott (B.&W) 1950 (Wed) All Hands on Dock: Pat Boone, 'Buddy HaCkelI 1961 (Thurs.) "Unholy Pwinets" EG Robinson, Eard Arnoij (BAW) 1941 (Fri) Casanovas Big N;'t" Bob Hope ,Joan Fontaine 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Orihsh 1957 Casanova.tsh road gang leader meets his match In $t;ong girl 10.00 INC a Florida corporatioo, al, ' Oefn NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Thomas I Hatch d-b a T. I. Hatch Stucco Residence and Address Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 62-1.awn. Garden ,1urSs RNs, LPP4's, Aides. Aide Companon, ?ede immiafely 62006)6 trust qualified to do ford. Florida, this 17th day of Chapter 609. Florida Sttut,s. Plinti(f, SOUNDSTAGE (R) (Wod) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Thuts)NOvA(n)(Fn)Kup's SHOW(R) 900 2 PH!L DONAHUE SHOW 4 GAMBIT MOVIE: MrdcleInSoho -. 1ST on thobasisof how much thoy know abeut each other. MING 8' CANNON: Cannon in• %'ostçates what appears to be an attempl to hamo a crusad. newspapereclitor, *1 FAMILY FOCUS 9 BAREflA Tonymusl risk hs lifO tO vo that of an 'nlo(manl who inhiflralod a . lorcycfo gang speciabting in hits, OLGA Sto of the tiny Russ anna, Oa KouL 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMI. LV DOCTOR €1) INTERCOM 24 STAR TREK 730 .2, PRICE IS RIGHT 4' TREASURE HUNT C A P TA I N ________ ______ _______________ _______________ ____.___ ________ ________ ________ _____________________________ I CLASSIFIED ADS CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 19th ay of January. 1976. If y fail COUNTY. FLORIDA, todo SO, judgment bydefautt will be CASE NO. 75.7,O.CA4p.D taken against ycm for the relief GREAT AMERICAN MORTGAGE demanded in the Complaint. busfne 6 00 .2 .4' .6 •9 NEWS j IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE p*ading jo the oflice Of th* Clerk of __________________________________ 2' 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE Legal Notice 24 His. ---------- Place your ad anytime during January and save si.so. A good time to sell those items that Santa replaced. TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 71 four Service Dykes Heating & 4sir Conditioning, 7720877 H ome Improvements Ca,'pe'n$ry Remodeling, Additions, r Ls'r.n. Work Lirr'nscsI Bonc)cct r net' rt.nyii!q- 3?) 603-8 Intiprior. Plaster ti Exterior Patching Plastering, & simulated riCk, 8 stone spec ally '377 7180 322-26 1 1 Clnccifi or 83 1 .9993 Au Pet Care PUT RE'ST IPil (l,trJn & C.rcri' ally upholstcrng Free piCk up 4. llvery. Call for free e-s.timate. b F. Commercial 373 615) ii r'n 377 1057 Photography Photography by Munson Cockayne Fine- wedding photos reasonabl1 priCed Phone 373 631$ Well Drilling WELLS DRILL ED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repaIr ano 5cr vce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO W 2nd St. 377 6.132 �613--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesdpy, Jan. 7, 1976 BRAND DETERGENT Mi __ SHERBET ICE CREAM I GIANT o 1 ,..#, "t I 11 $5,00 wilh in to DE CORNED I t'. purchate eacludin9cigarettes kr EGGS t! 049-or. - EF bfc~ ~~ I r ' 4 *e C, II 99c ' KNEIP LARG 1 - '"4ZI, Tof al ~ U SUPERBRAND GRADE 'A' ROUND * ~ ,.~~' "--N_ "I,~ $ __~ ~ '_ -_ &9 88 WD Brand USDA Cho, Stenki Delmonicos Rc I ce . . Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excluding cigarettes Kidnap Suspect , $29c to -• Woman Cla ims She W itnessed Murder __________ A 77-year-old Sanford woman 7-.---. IN "I 4' ourt jury that she saw Ben r ______ _____ . f_'_' Harden Jr., 46, pull the trigger W..D BRAND HANDI-PAK PURE PIICIS NOT 0000 IN VOLUSIA COUNTY . ies titles In Shotgun Slaying Trial - I H., HISS) t I tiJ LJJU L.IAJ PRICES GOOD JAN. 8- Jo "~""ASTOR. . Ii L 6. DOZ. i Sanford, Florida 32771-Prjce 10 Cents 0 1% iz"'~ " C' 68th Year, No. 11 9-Thursday, January 8. 1916 GROUND I I) Charged Here - c . • -. - _________________________________l - -' . -. SHORTENING . 88c, CAN . BEEF FJSCHERS ALE OR... limit two 6-packs with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigarettes V BFEP 4 I E 8$ :J , .,.- ( -'-. APPLES 16 at. .d:.%t 16-no irn.% 99 16 a: (to ' ~ 20 01 16 at A.6-,, 1 WHITE 0 1I Thrifty Maid Fre s h Sk.tI.d 16-oz. 7' ;or. pigs D i x i e Darling POTATOES I . . . ! Veal 6o, $1$9 4 33c ipi- Omsk - MIX OR 46o,. cans Thrifty Maid TOMATO JUICE • • 46-og. WHOLE FRYERS - I - U MATCH - Cttn -- __ Zr -a BEANS CHILI WITH BEANS - uu 16 at. cons Thrifty Maid MIXED VEGETABLES MORTON -. - POT PIES MINIRPIES C ~~ ~___ --.--.I- - P,JRM~ml -~-- 16-ca. cons Thrifty Maid I 3 o: cons Thrifty Maid •is . 16- a t, cons Thrifty Maid 0 Pineapple 46 ox cons CUT GREEN BEANS Thrifty Maid G'op. ; I . 4 .I$'., - ,• -1__ '- - '('. . '.-.4n'v .-... '4 ... .. - ell ..'. - - [Ili -L. f - - 1. -•-. ..• T I CANS LAMA 6 Allis 89c Tangelos 13 Grapefruit 8 :: 99c Tangelos 13 FOR 89c F OR Piorv,3t 1c:t ;1i- v est Har .! o - I -- f _~- , Orange Yce 3 ; _1 j; _______ ______________ _____ ,'.4rt I c. .,, •.. - it.,': -, Waff Ies '. MOtIOn :: _ - -. ItOX*n .L • $199 2 20o, o • . t Yogurt $199 9" .0 0CIN C eese 59c i FRUIT COCKTAIL s.i C*.5 tr.IWtt MAID TOMATO SAUCE ' SOUPS i., or1 If ,in cup CARS 5P411f1V FRUIT (0'!.KTAII 75c Sup.rliiand Regular on Slu fit to. Fat Cartage 7(8 CUP MArD STEWED TOMATOES . I $1 39 Sup.rbrand Sour • -• Cream . PINTO BEANS FROZEN 4-1 CANS I"I'll'T "AID 02104CN jJ111 GREEN BEANS Quick PIN; . • • - . - - , ~ f FOR 69c . • FKG, CUP 79c FOOD SPECIAB foi.n Patch or Turbot Pith Fillets J - -• ____ C - - 99c . . . iB WOBpcjBeef Patties FOR - $h0,,j $.6c • • BOX (6 ci) Crach iss Good Cr,ic,ni Rolls - ' -------.. __ - __ - -m- - ---- a . . • . 49c C At . I Now .- 1 ~ -miiiiii ~ __-____~_____'-____Z_ - ___ __ - _" - _----~~___-_-, . _ _ _ _ . 40-'!.. -• =:., ____ A_,~_~~ - -N SANFORD 4- 19 E. FIRST ST. ' . A -_- _4 ~ I *% .. . ~ _ ~ -I --.. . - . . ,. • •$: - - .-,. - .. S I - 5 - - - * 1 ,' 1 - '- -- --- - , C I - j1J - - •__ ,, - - . - 7Z I " - . - - - - - - - . The seminar, which was a study of land uses, was attended last year and recommended by Marsee, Woolfolk said. Woolfolk said attending such conferences or "1 iernei a heck of a lot at that seminar. I think iThrector 'nfi!nvfrónmentl Ser'ic Bill Dale 'senhinats takeshfm"n*ay frn his law practice, in which, he says, a much higher let, than 25 per houi learned a heck of a lOt.too," Woclfolk noted. can be earnec, Woolfolk said he can see wh.,.re the county is lKiving hini to acquire an expertise in utihty niatDale agrml with "'oolfolk ffiat Uie f-inirair was ters. useful. Both Dale and Woolfolk called Cohen one of "If they didn't pay me, why should I take the th 'most knowledgeable" experts in the business time off from my legal practice?" he asked, when it comes to utilities. (s.',' I it YA k,'--'.;- ....'A.0 I -. t 1 is' '' -. - - I_S _____ By DONNA LSTE.S Herald Staff Writer '- ' • '-::--F ______ _____ ____ _______ _________ _____ - '_ ______ 2L.) ______ _____ __________ _qFr Industries Needed Here Daniel said his first six Telephone Cc., Mark Grayson however, centered on specific months as SCIDA director has with real estate, former State goals and objectives, "boiling f. been used "getting my feet on Rep. Eugene Mooney and in. down" to what types of inSeminole County Industrial the ground in the area and dustrialist Georges St. Laurent, dustries should be sought and Development 'Authority finding out those areas in the selected Mooney as chairman how to seek them. (SCIDA) director James Daniel county where we can have and St. Laurent rice chairman. "We intend to do some (c was instructed Wdnesday to industry come in and benefit all st. Laurent was named to to-face type solicitation," set a list of specific types of concerned. SCIDA recently, replacing Daniel said, "zeroing in on industry needed locally to solve "The only drawback Is that EAward White of Tuttle-White particular areas, especially some unemployment problems there are not many existing Construction Co. those areas from where and to benefit the county buildings," be said, adding Daniel said the members inquiries have come, meeting generally. industries are looking now for discussed the prospect acthlty with principals of those firms Daniel said todat he expectsbuildings containing 35,000 generated through an ad. and selling the benefits of to take advantage of in. square feet. Daniel said vertising campaign in recent Seminole County and the adformation contained in several because of the money market months, whereby some 45 vantages here over existing studies to have the list of being what It is, many large Inquiries have been received by locations elsewhere." priority industries sought firms prefer leasing existing the SCIDA Office. He said some Also discussed was the tn. available within 30 to 60 days, buildings rather than having of the inquiries came from county concept. pushed by the "We should have specific them constructed, consultants and other type Central Florida Development types of industries needed and Daniel said SCIDA members, indu3trles not directly in. Committee. of concern with the objectives desired within the which Include Ron Smith of terested in putting up an in. overall growth of the tn-county next month to two months," Florida Power Corp., Frank dustry locally, area of Seminole, Q"ange and Daniel said. Hutsell of Winter Park The major discusnion, Osceola. ' -' -. l.5• %3?.'.4 l. On -- r',.'P' _j -, , --- I ,.' - - f ~... ,.L .. ', . 11, Airport Authority Approves Resolution For Expansion - •' - 4(4 - -. '' - -. - 'I 1111111111111 - '1' . - 5 -V 6-B o 6-11 6-11 .- -' will '' - - AxixAx rnund The Clock Bridge . Calendar By JtNE ('ASSELJWRRY and Congress has not .L'td rcplaceriwiit Comics Herald Staff Writer legislation as of this time, but it is anticipated it ('rosord Editorial Sanford Airport Authority, at this morning's will be passed in a couple of months, "Indications from FAA source's are that we I)ear %hbs meeting, approved a resolution authorizing be near the head of the line once appropriate Dr. Lamb Aviation Director J. S. Cleveland and Authority legislation is enacted," he added, "and if the Ilssmosrope Chairman Robert M. Rosenionti to execute 1 egs fall in ffiv right holes, we c,ould be -started on Iluspital Joint participation agreement with the State consction next May," Department of Transportation (DOT) for Phase Obituaries Tht' Authority in rnbers also approved the Sports III of the airport improvement program. leasing of Buildings 88 and 1 to Gentry TeIyisjo The next phase consists of construction of Manufacturing Co., Inc. for in the Taxiway 4 (north-south); Taxiway 2 (east-wesfl fabrication of custom cabinets, The two Women -II - 1t ",t - Today S , -? J' "-P- nr3a V 11 1-38 4-8 84 A - use - -- -- from terminal ramp to runway 18-36; construct a buildings comprise a total of 7,582 square feet. new patrol road on the southern end of the air- Expiration date for the lease will cncjd with is Wednesday's high 79. Toda's lou 60. Ivrt I the new taxiway eliminates the present tit of Gentry's other lease on Buildings 3 and I - .,4-;-- 'sa.i. -- \ - r t- - -7, .--- I-, __ - - "safety hazards." s:'altr(der and Jennifer Griffin The board also approved place various and sundry installation of a fire hydrant at Items In the 'time rapsttle.' the new Sl.mIllion Altamonte h1emald Photos by Bill ViiiSprings Elementary Setwot. cent Jr.) __ - - ______ - _______________ - I . - '! - . -- -- lights on the north-south runway and associated with the option to renew for two successive ilershossers likely today. taxiway. terms of two years each at an annual rental of Turning much colder this alterThe project cost is estimated by DOT to be $4,549.20. noon and tonight. Friday fair, .ii.5OO. The state's pro-rated share, based on The Board voted to instruct its attorney, W. C. *inth and rob). highs In the 70s 1 : per cent of the total, is $91,687, according to hlutchison Jr., to VTit.e a letter to Florida Air- toda' and IOtiL'r SOs Friday. k'veland, who estimated it will ctt $!4,000 to craft Instruments, Inc., which Is behind Lotss in the lay to mid 30s. revise plans and specificafioms and bring them 11.900 reTU payments, to Tn"t Lh,.L terms of its 14mthwesterly minds 15 to ',10 up to date, lie said the engineering for revision lease or It would Lw terminated. Hutchison m.p.h. shitting to northerly 20 in cost would be reimbursed by the state, but there recommended the lease be reformed or, as an 30 m.p.h. today rnd decreasing would probably be a six Weeks wait, alternative, rescinded, Cleveland said the firm a little at night. Rain flet'eland said feder legislation covering paid for 18 months, then was allowed to get six probability 0 per stilt today. funds for airport projects expired June 30, 1975, Immnth,s behind Details and tides on Page I - .-..- - "1 don't see how you can distinguish between the learning process and what is of benefit to the county," he added. , S - l's, ' - Woolfolk also pointed out he attended a seminar in New Orleans in March and charged the counts for three full days of legal senices. ,r5xUIUI S I - I ' ~' 11 -. - a -, I _ I - . Work crews were scheduled -.5 to begin clearing a wooded area near Woodlands Elementary School today after the School 014 Board last night turned down a request from parents for . courtesy busing. " On request from School Supt. 1. William I'. Layer. the board ' , declared a moratorium on all courtesy busing until a coun- ' -. tywide study is completed that defines areas considered "safety hazards." Action caine after parents ' k *11 from Windsor Manor subI' dIvislonconiplalnedchildrenen route to Woodlands are required to walk an 4. "Inadequate" pathway littered . with rubbish, rodents and snakes. BICENTENNIAL "Parents said snakes, CELEBRATION rodents and other dangers lurked along the pathway," saJdRalphRay,administrative Red Bug Elementary assistant to Layer. School held a celebration this Ray said work crews began morning and County Icentoday cleaning up the area, tennis) Chairman Jack [for. which Is school board -owned ncr presented a flag to ofproperty and a former orange finally designate the school grove, as a part of the Bicentennial School officials ordered the program. As a part of the cleanup in lieu of courtesy ceremony, various articles busing. Courtesy busing may lx' were placed in a 'time ca provided if "safety hazards" suje', thIch ,tlI be locked In necessitate transporting pupils the Seminole County Coup I who live less than two miles (house to be opened in the from the school they attend. year 2,000. The entire student Courtesy busing, school of. body turned out for the liclals say, costs taxpayers program as evidenced $68,000 a year. No state funds the large croisd pictured are pro%ided for the service, above, In the photo at the and about 2,400 students are right, Homer holds the of courtesy buslr.g in BicentennIal flag while Seminole County. Principal James W. Neville, * Ray said the school system is dressed in revolutionary days conducting the study to costume, andSchool i-. determine which areas are Superintendent William P. - S ____ a' - - --------~ - .- 1 - Contacted at his Altamonte Springs of ice Woolfolk confirmed he attended the seminar, confirmed he was asked to go and said, "It was beneficial to me." ___ I , fa ' French Fries - PkG • 5 C -• - - . IIB h CHICKf$ iflI . - VIENNA SAUSAGE bO'PIy Casserole H r • -,_ ' It _4 1- '. R FO , CCorn-On-Col,PKG. 60 7c M.oI • 1•• - GIVEN GIANT 299 - isagreement D* Authority Asks For Specifics ' $ Sup.'h'orsd 10900? or Soo Fit low Fat Cottage BEAN, CHICKEN RICE, MUSH. I ROOM, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEOt. I TABLE (WITH BEEF STOCK), CREAM OF CHICKEN OR VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE $100 1 FIK,!G Sausage MIX OR THRIFTY MAID Fresh Florida / Board Rejects Busing 1 (The,. 5 at cup, p.' carton) 5upt..trond MATCH BORDEN ., 3 MIX OR br,.h bIsdø Bog Orange or 11 101(co $1 09 Sausage C Ti4111I1`7 C*P4 GREEN LlfA BEANS OTO.0 -CATS IIorv..t F,..4h Florida " , 661 i 1W 0 Brood Mild or Hot SAUERKRAUT 1 / to W t) Brand Si..ni.d IwS-ify M.A,D MfD.t OR LARGE SWEET PEAS to r. -s- .. _ -• MIX OR MATCH .4 (*N$ &-4 fit - '1 .. i. 'A % :•' Franks . • W 0 Brand Regular or All B eef OPAN O , GE J U In Ce E - '. .1 • .- -' ri , 1 LB Ham... Vtsp FOR THREE 12-oz.Cans $1.29 •., ..'.I'••-".•-. iT ±.-.' -, -. r" -- OQc 2 ASTOR A- e $139 W 0 Brand Cooled Picnic or €U I 5OOc iL--- :;;.1 vvu S I DOIOI1 APPLE DRINK Ir 4 Ca, t w W 0 Brand R.gsIcin All Bee f or Breakfast IIlIihtujd r1 Bon.I,,, s eat 43 lbt or mote) • fl. I ft . 9 I.B. . FRUIT PUNCH - - . 46 ox, cons Thrifty Maid Florida It 59c UCI( ROAST ..Z?ib ~ -I~ GRAPEFRUIT DRINK POTTED ME AT . W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS APPLE SAUCE 46o:. cans Thrifty Maid - Tots and - 32 ox, btls, Thrifty Maid .. Feet, Neckbones... SLICED PEACHES I F4j_J I '_ii I SLICED CARROTS Pork 29 at cans Thrifty Maid HoI.,t or A is TOMATO SAUCE •-_ QQc UJ I . The only thing an attorney has to make his as county attorney. Shortly afterwards Woolfolk living off of is his time," the commission chairman was named utility attorney. noted. The June 6 conference was presided over by Two county commissioners today verbally Kimbrough, however, said members of County Stanley Cohen, a certified public accountant from disagreed over a county Policy which allowed Attorney Thomas Freeman's law firm "are young Miami arid an acknowledged expert in utility County Utility Attorney Ned WoolfoIk6t hours' pay then with relatively no experience." matters, for attendance at a county-sponsored utility "The county is pitying for the training that's The county paid Cohen $450 for his part in the kininaSanford, In Sanford, just a tact," Klmbrnugh noted. seminar. hlattn.say ;id if V'o.dfolk Co missioner hn ..iinbrot n called payment ° own 'Thecom;nision chairman county policy of $25-ar..hour attorney fees an example of the initiative, "I'd say not," Woolfolk confirmed he has been to reimburse the county said attorney when he county "having to foot the bill for training." tcnt on request from county officials. b i'equestetl to attend a meeting of any nature. But Conunisslon Cliairmn Michael Hattaway Kimbrough said the inexperience of Freeman's Woolfolk and Freeman aren't employes as such, but saw nothing arnls.s about pa}ing Woolfolk $162.50 for associates is "one of the reasons Freeman's firm the two attorneys are paid on a fee basis in return attending the June 6 semInar as long as Woolfolk tLS objected to." for legal services. was requested to (10 so by the commission. In January Freeman replaced Howard Marsee In Wolfolk's case, the fee Man hour 39 Is LB. MA CH I i Thrift9id 8 a:. cons Thrifty Maid By El) PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer ' •- . - . Attorne ' s Pa For Sem' i'nar Pro Pts PORK LOIN o., cons BlueBy & Jjj,UtT MATCH LBS. iv %% TUNA FISH - . OOC ; &' FOR 309c . • . 1 PURPLE PLUMS 6 • 1 S 09 w/ Ribs 29-01. cans Thrifty Maid ' , : - . ~~~ i~____-_ s'.' S WESTERN CORN FED WHOLE OR RIB HALF - GATORADE )tj4 151'3-Os. ______- - -----. IIir,fp, Qd SALTINE CRACKERS HARVEST FRESH A!OLE - - Spaghetti & Meat Balls Breast JUICE GA T ORADE or. cant Thrifty Maid I-tb L -= 15'..-7 i - - ____ F,tDtUmItCIt Thighs, or . - 37o,. bits. Lemon or Lima % -- Commissioner Says County Paying Thtilty Maid Unsw..t.n,d GRAPEFRUIT S 29-as. - - -- . MIX OR MATCH -- Loin Chops Il, 999 1111111111111111 USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH FROZEN 100 C ,. ' I $d' I ' Veal Sirloin Chops Is . ifl .11 0 We 10 fn- 19 s LB. TOMATO PASTE nFift 4 I . ORANGES ~~~ - TEMPLE '_ ,, . k 1.010 "I cams Thrifty Maid 71C F_ _____-• testified that they were in the _ 4Ei~ _ yard next to (1w 1808 Mulbeny Ljw-'._ . residence of the Hardens and - -.. ..had been playing cards when m--' IPFOWPWHarden went into the house and Mrs. flarden ran out of the back Harden trial jurors, escorted by bailiffs and sheriff's deputies, exit cars In observe shooting scenenear 18th Street and Mulberry Avenue, Sanford. door with harden chasing her area back to the front of his courthouse in downtown San- Atty. C!aude Van hook and Harden told him Laura Mae married for 14 years before with a .12 gauge shotgun. house. "He threw the gun In the ford, defense attorney Newman "had been messing around with getting a divorce, had recently "1 was looking right at him," back seat of his car and took off The jury hearing the first. Brock and the defendant. Mrs. FL,her said. "I saw him toward 13th Street," she told degree murder Vial fn the court some guy and If he (Harden ) both been 1iir.g at the 1808 when he pulled the trigger two the jury. Louis Gilley,ofI800Mujberry was the way he used to be he Mulberry house and that Mrs. Circuit Judge A. J. Ave., testified Wednesday that would have already done hlarderm was packing furniture times and the gun went blam, It .12 gauge shotgun, iden- of hlosemarin Jr. went to the he saw Harden chase his ex- something to her." Nam" She said her daughter titled by a firearms examiner and dishes to move out when the inting Scene at the southwest wife from the house and ran State firearms examiner shooting occurred. as dead before we could all as being the weapon that fired edge of the Goldsboro corn- toward the pathway to see James F. Walsh testified that get to where she was." two shells found near the body The Harden trial is expected , munhty in west Sanford Wed- Harden point the shotgun an examination of the dead Investigators said Mrs. was found by police several nesday afternoon, toward the ground and fire the woman's clothing led him to to stretch into tonight or Harden's body was found laying blocks from the shooting scene. Escorted by bailiffs and second shot. determine that she was shot possibly Friday. Van hook told on an allcy.like niithway betHarden was arrested about 45 sheriff's deputies, the jurors Ghl!ey, the victim's nephew, "from an angle" at a dIstance the court today that he still has ween nearby houses. minutes after the Nov. 12 spent 30 minutes at the scene. testified that while they were of more than six to eight feet. 10 more prosecution witnesses Mrs. Fisher testified that slaying afterw1urrendered s to They were reportedly ac. loading trucks at Osteen two to put on the stand The re was also testimony Harden ran from the pathway a probation officer at the eornpdnied by Assistant State days before the shooting that that the Hardens, who had been (Continued On Page 3-A) !, '.'~ ... CUT SQUASH - HARVEST FRESH ) Lflc wo 16 oz cant Thrif t y Maid _- SPAGHETTI . Sliced - ccj; i~ , " -, ~ . VEAL Maid MACARONI & CHEESE • • " . .. _" relatives t1rsH:: o, buttermilk • SPINACH •7 TOMATO0 j :. . • o: cons Thrifty, Mad cant Thrifty WHITE POTATOES ."~S NJO Maid BLACKEYE PEAS 15' .,,'mii .it,t,y .SCUIiS F CUT BEANS Cons ct : • MATCH it, can% Thrifty SLUS. OR MORE 1-M IA'A' *' -.,It -• cant Thrifty Maid 16 oz. LB. . : I V I - . ...d ji _._ , , '- , ~"':'. I' .L 'M .IfJW4 I I I I - lot t r.,,. MIX OR RED DELICIOUS I. -1. I ,I\ 1~ ~ ~ I \I I. .I Mae Harden. Nirs. Annie Fisher, of iw6 " • WINN OIXIE STORE S INC COPYRIGHT - 176 -. __ -1__"d . '%'. c Quantity Ri9hts Reserved HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY ,iilll ,1 1 0 .1 __ Sanford police today charged a New York juvenile ith two counts of kidnaping and two counts of robbery in the Monday night abduction-robbery of a Sanford woman and her daughter. The youth Is being held in Volusia County on charges in connection with a Tuesday night kidnap-robbery in Daytona Beach. The 16-year-old runaway from Monroe, N.Y., could be indicted by grand Juries to stand trial as an adult in the eases or Juvenile Court judges could order him transfer red to Ctrcuit Court for trial as an adult. The juvenile, captured by sheriff's deputies north of Daytona Beach after two bookstore clerks were robbed and abducted Tuesday night at a Daytona shopping center, isa suspect in the Monday night kidnap-robbery of a Sanford woman and her daughter, Capt. C. B. Fagan said. Mrs. Margaret Mergo and 15--year-old Regina Mergo were released unharmed after a man armed with a knife and a pistol forced them into their camper van at Sanford Plaza Shopping Center and made Mrs. Mergo drive to a location between Altamonte Springs and Maitland. The man took the camper van, whim was recovered at Daytona near the scene of the second kidnap-robbery. Police said a 1976 model auto registered to the suspect's father was found in Downtown Sanford and impounded Witnesses told officers a youth had left the car at First Street and French Avenue several hours before the Mergo abduction, The juvenile suspect in the cases is being hid at the Volusia County Juvenile Detention Center t Daytona, authorities said, on charges of armed robbery, kidnaping, use of a firearm in commission of a felony, aut'i theft and possession of stolen property. S ,• , . I - -' : - - - a - , , - 4 -. - - - , - - - -- , £ - - • - ----- '- :' '- - • -'- - - I - - 1if' -. a • ' • - -._-- -. fi1 - __ ¶ '-' - - - -------- . - . - -_. -V ' - . - -- .. . ' ''' -- -' -- a - 1" a - - - - - I - . -. --'-'-- --_____________ '- f, - - - - ---- - - - -: � 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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SurtI seaport 28 Anatomical nCtirk - M JllJill. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS iLw by Lorry Lewis a I Jill lIt(,U (/tug 23-Sept 22) Be prudentis as possible. especially today of (it it B IILTJII),t r proposals that offer you pie in Jan 9 1976 the sk Don't t urn a deaf ear this You could wind up with a piece of burnt crust coming year to opportunities LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct.23 offered by friernLs Be wise Don't make malor dornestir' enough, honeer, to SITecH (k'ctSinftc twlay withn'it n- 'Cti one carefully be fore suiting your mate. Behaving too ting. ' ' -I Cold Last THIS IS A Siicx-up... Gl4ME 'tR WALLET! WIN I - . . - T C.Aw 1: . - - . - - I i - -- - -- - - sandwiches so that they are frozen when pack ed in th e morning By lunch time they are thawed and ready for eating. but still cool. You can also prepare a quantity of sandwiches once a week and take them out of the freezer as needed. DEAR READER ,1 _ - - - - - - IN M W- PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verynsor, 4=-U DOINj IT./ - . ..-& : - - . - .. - i ' .4 .. --: - - _.j .- . —TII)L1 I ET !DI= I /1' .t- - - 2:1 -:;;p-; V i;z -. - b -.-' .. -.' .. ffle . -. - r'I,.' ' . ..- I ' 4 , - . t-- # -J 1~4 ..IeI.. T' t .7-. - / -• .;rIr1i : flc L1-.t4[z. 14 !1.qL'. ARCH SE —.1a4 B8L I Hl,ARCMJE 'JUGGJ BECO&Ai 115 lJ THE GREEN . EH I I HOUSE TALkiNG TD PLANT S.-* HI THERE, fr - BLUSHING VIOtET , by Bob M',ntana 77HArs ir.' 1r WHATS !VENAD I YOUR CACTUS AND I ARE I .iO LONGER ON SPEAKnJG WRONG, '----_ TERMS 'p*... JUG 7 r --- I '' ' LI II -... -. r ~~ ' - . V -- 'IF 3i ¼ - .. F I • It . £ i:•. .) -! ). - It I , i.vni D S .' 1'3 01 &i —PIV - .1 t - - -#-". I j ' ..- (j - i - ;' f;y;.) 1v .10 - • - . A .- 4 - :.-:''".' ---: lssp * ;k7 i -- ; $ - - - Ivor- - . 11 . - - - - \\ - r —, ~~ - . :-i. — (V 1/' ,\L.. c;iap ----I- - /" ~-, -- /,V,-- - -, / ,, , ~, Bob Thav.s UN TI L' YouR PRORATIGNARY pRjoD iS oVER, YOU Ris )~ tS pLMrx : a ~ ~ - I -d-1 -W or female a DEAR DR. LAMB — Last month I got a bump on my right leg I went to my doctor, andhesaidltwasaboil,caus. e d by an ingrown hair. Anyway, I missed a week and Before that boil was healed I got a no ther f ou r inches away from the first one Now I have six others five on my left leg and one on my right At times I can't walk b calJ' of thit Iii I have a good job as a nur- South looked at his 4333 distribution and 17 poinLs He decided that good trumps plus th e three side aces made a ganie bid a good gamble and decided on four spades rather than three notrump In the play. South on the heart lead and knocked out the ace of trumps The delensi plaedtomorehearts South rufied in durnmv, drew the last trumps and a' small club Clubs broke and the diamond finesse was not needed * 10 4 v i 92, • tO SOL711 it)) &KJ 3 '' 853 fkth vulnerable sing iide and might lost it because I can't be on my feet a lot now. What causes boils' I'm all mixed up because people are tellin me so many things, I West North Fast south Pass 2V Pass I \ I 2& 2,N Pass 4A £ flass Pass Pass this. Have you ever had any, They do hurt. Please tell me what to do to prevent them. DEAR READER - ,No, I - haven't ever had any, but I know they can be quite painlul. Th ey are simply an abscess. The infection begins around the root of the hair. Involving the hair follicle. It can be associated with an Ingrown Al elve (LJdUSTOtis / I Hl,L-IMPIP I (LIZ.ARRWHA1'SoN YOUR MNP? (MINirrTo SPEAK MY FIALIGW=11 I I ;: '-C C .-..i.._________ I Thorrum G. Freeman continued efforts today seeking dismLssal of a felony indicirrient charging him with soliciting unlawful comp, ,!nsation State Attorney I ii - - --r- - - I: . - ; . I .. . .If. - - *' ~. 1- 1 , , ".., " I . , , . 1%, A t. I. I lv~ X., - I - -. . - • I . .jk Freeman is scheduled for trial on Jan. 19 but Mason filed notice with the court Thursday ws it prior scheduled " comment on the identities of . Freeman and County Commissioners Harry Kwaitkow3U and Michael Hattaway were also indicted by the grand Jury r on misdemeanor Sunshine law violation charges They are 'j docketed for trial in County Court on Feb 3 74W"IS, ,. . case. Herring would only oases against four count) of ficials indicted b) the Seminole maq County Grand Jury "don't depend on any one witness" The state hasn't filed witness Seiiilnole Count) Port lists In the ues, now m Authority Chairman Tom A -preliminary stages before Biaford was indicted on false trials. But the grand JUt)t'S swearmg and perjury charges I fl1OMASFREEMA 11 report accompanying the in connection with an Undictments in December stated pensation from Morris, who successful 1974 race for a a grand jury Witness, th- t in 'idditlon to witnesses county commission seat. He is The motion for tilled that the jury considered dismissal docketed for trial in circuit claims that "tape recordings and tran undisputed court Jan. 29. scriptions thereof between Jack ,, 6 ort case of guilt and the Morris requested that Herring conFulenwider (Herring's chief il lfl%Cstigator) and certain statements confirm in fact, tinoe the inestigation of the witnesses, either called or not that there is no basis for the matters discussed in the report allf-gatiolks -set forth in the in- "and other matters considered called" tv.-fore the jury. by the giand Jury not discussed Freeman accused of dictrner1t Freeman is accused of seeking a $12,400 kickback front hegrarxlJuromthne pensation in connection 1lth proposed title insurance time, as rigeessary, upon the $517,000 count) land purhase 103 acre tract the Count) natureandeeio menf such that was aborted Oct 14, was proposed for use as a ' p clay pit Investigation." (loseted toda with Assistant Herring has said lie has Herring today refused to State Atty. William Staley, who sworn statements by Morris comment to reporters on the guided the grand jury probe. that are contrary to ,Morris' possibility of any continuing Freeman and defense at affida v it stating that the charge investigation of alleged county torne J Cheney Mason, against Freeman is totally government corruption silently exited Staley 's offi ce false" When Gov. Askew this week andMasondeclinedtoanera Go Reubin Askew has decided not to suspend reporter's question as to when declined to grant Herring's taway, Kwiatkowski and he will call for a hea request for an outside state Binford his press aide, Jim ! motion Thursday s eeking attorney to probe possibilities Bacchus, said, "It is our undismissal of the felony in. of perjury in connection with derstanding that the grand jury dictment against Freeman ti -is' is siW sitting and it is con.. J / . , . A 9M ;~ I& ~-. -1 ".r ; .. Z'N , ~~. .. I ia -, . executive director of the Downtown Development Council ( DDC). A nominating commitice Z .~! 1-o ~ -I' I- - ~- ~ -t ~- -- Ile Board of directors for the new Downtown Development 1,4\ ='- - Z - -- I L ! - 9. l,. . 't I1~f' T. -L, -.a-- A -- - . . - I. 6 I k 1.I 1. I - - I . .., ; = - , . ,q.=7 ~ - -1, 1 ; 'tl - .~ - Seven of the original nine DDC members were named and have agreed to serve on the Hoard, according to Miss Jacobson.They include Miss Jacobson, DDC Chairman John Morris, Vince Roberts, Janice Springfield, Ralph Larson, - - Z-- - -' Jr - p -' r - - '. ,_-' - _____ it, • - - , • , .7i -. ,• / '- g'- - !;-'. . .; '- - : Donald Knight and Rose Jacotn. • - .. - . -J. - -. - - - - :--_--- I - . - - - . /".- • -. -, ,,. --- •- -...... '- --- - 1 - 1 '. i - IF &:1 r` _____ '--j---I L-Z- ' 7' . , -, - f 'Li - -' . _- "' iu- -- p ii- - . I _____________ _. 1 -- - - ________ 1 1 1.J"' - 1 - Other memtxrs of the board -a f - 4F = — WI a r ,--=~Z ~~W lml ' - -I - -- . I 7 1~ ~XZ -_--- - _ are Walter Gielow, Glen .. , McCafl, Gib Edmonds, Cal Tom McDonald, Fred Wilson, Forrest oggin, an Howard Hodges The first meeting of the new corporation will be held Thursday at 8 a.m. - I . - if -. -p _-_-----.r, - - t.. - - -1 — - - -.;-i.,- . 11Z 1L- r' --- -- - - -.- .. - .-- - ---— EM -• - - I priority at this meeting will be - executhe director to head the - T I project, which will cperate on a MODO budget during its first year According to Morris, four = wffivaom - BROTHER, . —,-27- Z,z - - Z ~- — r- : n~ -, -~- - :. ,~--- - %— !~, ~~. I - -- - ii - I I W- — = .. ____ - - JIM ~J-~ --Aa.- - - - WF2 hi T oe('Iownry I - I ord is aH btfadled up to ward off the cold that hit the Centiral was oaly two find some solace in King that the high in Green Bay, Wis., was four below zero and It above in Chicago. Pittsburgh shigh was 24 degrees. ( Herald Photo by BIB Vincent . . . •. torship have been received at this time Ins ide Sunda 01 I -- ~, ~ (0 . - (hi' basketball ladder. - I CARNIVAL --, - I k vviieeiCjialr IuOiS SAiL - b Dick Tum.r . paraplegic pilot? It might sound stmnge, but true, C' tissues an- inlet- ted becomes necrotic, and the destroyct' cells and fluid form the material we call pus The boil IS really a large pimple many respects. nevertheless and a hole host of them will be on band weekend when the Wheelchair Pilots Association meets at --: 'h&), Sanlord.Central Florida Airport. Read about this wiique gruup in .Sun day s edition of the Esening Herald. . - SFN i4WTON I . estl is important to let the boil . / Asi 4 - -- , congressman from Central Florida Is co-sponsor of a ,-,, I .. drain If you are shaving sour legs or using measures to remove hair from th em, it might Country Club. Ile Dernocratir ! . I -. I Stol G ns Believed I ____ , - proceduresmnay.causcabrek ( _- '111 ______ -:J\ in (lie skin and allow t;le in. fection of a haii follicle. There is no sure way to prevent th em I would suggest ; - •. , LI don t til1sp.* e fi tg much like the looks of him either, Doctor, but does bring home $269 38 a wee k!" Garrv 11 " ' Tn w4, ('111 e n u frfc O. (? Detective Cipt. C.B. Fagan t,- ipiii Ihnt Hr .am Lamb horoscope &-n 5-A hospital 6-B Obituaries 6-Il Sports 4-A Television I-B Vi omen (rcrword Fdito,jai I)t'ar hh i Sanford police said today that they have information that pistols, rifles and shotguns stolen in a weekend sporting goods store burglary have been cold In the Sanford areao and are "now on Jie streets 4-A 6-8 5't Bridge (alcn±ir (omica -- i I . I'\l)l ' Around The Clock __________ best to leave your legs alone until you have been free of boils for some time. Such - (tOtCl'fllflefit in the Sunshine bill in the U.S. Senate. - i nce Warren Heatt% and his blow drier brought the hairdressing industry into focus in the 1975 hit movie, "Shampoo," women have taken a lot of kidding about their relationships with their hairdressers. But in Sanlord, It's the male portion of the population who are forging new relationships with women hair stylists. Story, pictures Page 1-C, Sunday Women's Section. Si . - 6-7-A "'' i-n - i-u - - -' . - - f- '- - --- . ? -.: . - - :1 1- - , S ,Jw Harden said she was packing up the furniture and food in the house to move and grabbed the shotgun from behind a refrigerator when he came into '° - . -. - -, S' / rq i4j4 / -- -. lo , - I - - '- - -- thehousetogetadrinkofaer and to call an attorney. Harden said he struggled with her and took the shotgun. "If I ha dn't knocked the gun down she would have killed tii "he tes'ified . Harden said Mrs. Harden ran out of the back door after telling him, "I'll kill you. If! can't kill you I'll get someone who can" - - liar-den took the witness stand Thursday afternoon to tell the lw-v that he shot Mi-s , , F4Cfllt sel defense ed to kill him with his own Harden said he followed her to an alleyas whcre she stopped and reached into her clothing. 'q i .k. - ____________ . ' , _____________- I y .,' i r' - -1' / . - -- __d - ii -, 4pF 0 , - I -' aa 71,'c _ - -. Ii I a it'-: % J lo. - - -i . - - ----- , , Fy A didn't intend begin deliberations this af- Harden told the jurors. "She attorney Newman Brock and Harden's 77-year-old mother, shotgun. ternoon in the first-degree made me do it." He said he ruled the issue of pre- Mrs. Annie Fisher, testified Mrs. Fisher testified that she murder trial of Ben Harden Jr., pulled the shotgun trigger "to medi ta tion in the first-degree that she and relatives had been was looking right 46, of Sanford, as the weeklong protect my-sell." at Harden murder indictment isaquestion in the yard when Harden went when he fired two shots killing proceeding before Circuit Judge Hosemaxin derded a for the jury to decide. into the house and exited her daughter. Judge A. J. Hosernann Jr. neared its end. Harden is accused in the Nov. AdIffibihk 44 . 12 shotgun slaying of his cxwife, 47-year.-old Laura Mae IIz!rden, outside their residence . at 1808 Mulberry Ave., Sanford, i 11 . I --- - ies - - was in Sanford today to meet with supporters in a Dutch treat luncheon a: May-fair , / . cnn esti -, A Different Twist - ant Harden Murder Case Goes To Ju ; : en y ro (he flub r ).,( s the spoils of victory But s at of the Iuct-rs? In Sunday's Edition the Evening Herald, sptiris editor Jini Haynes takes a look at the other end of - tipIying. As the germs multiply body sets up a defensi v e reac10nAwall tissue forms around the area. This is to prevent spread Th e center where th e e What About The Losers? 11 I - . it W Y 10019) Attorney Douglas Stenstrom declined to be a member of the new rdbecausehjslawftrm will be representing the cor. poration and he felt it would be to Miss Jacobson She said DDC member Garnett White had declined to be a corporation board member as he beled he would not have the time away from his own business to serve adequately a- • defenses k eep them from getting th rough the skin and mul- ed DDC Miss Jacobson, and Members Janice and Donald Knight. - , -;- --.- .! : - 9'____ . 91 I -. . for dIsmissal an aflida4it and secret grand Jury testhnony might change in a a> that subsequent deposition taken transcribed ind it is possible would cause the governor to .1 from title company executive that the grand jury testimony reconsider his decisions John Morris, could be discussed during a suspensions anti the sending f Freeman is accused of hearing on the Freeman motion it special state attorney to soliciting the unlawful corn- to dismiss. Seminole. •. • hair. The break in the skin game in suit. or in notrump (For a copy 01 jACOBy that allows the infection to get *title not actually forcing to A40DERN. send $I fo- "Win started is the Important point, game your rebid is two at B ridge, c fo this The germ that causes It is notrump news paper p o aox 489 the staphylococcus W,e a11 With 5-3-3-2 distribution and Racho City Station. Now York, have them on our skin, but our eight high-card points North always using clean towels w hen bathing and washing You might get sime heip h d ith waJiing ,i f the surface f the skin with alcohol. - . " I W • *4 ~ A t ,V wl- - : •- No date has been set for the hearing but it could come as - Board Named By DDC I game next you Just bid it andheartsforspades Then sure to remind him when you When you want to just sit down to play If he still gameinyourtransf,r-t > forgets, either give ui the do that by bidding three. When you want to give you r transfer or give up the partner a choice between partner by by T. K. Ryan . V--". 10 .J A. it A f- • Herald Staff Writer I - TUMBLEWEED Secret Witnesses i ( A frequent question to make sure that you partner 'uii urges when you When vou transfer wit a use i transfer bid bad hand you follow up the 'Me answer to that one is transfer wi th a pass When that at first you keep it simd pie. Just diamonds for hearts you transfer and wan bi - I , I . ",*. - ~'. ..., ,1*1 "W I ,". **- ". a , AA "N., 11i .I t .. - , - 0 spend the rest of my life like . alor.e, or simply apply warin But the realson is because compresses until the infecmost of the rare cancers of the lungs seen in youngtionis localized, Protective tisst'e essentiall women are the type not encapsulates the infected associated with smoxing. Once the boil is localThis certainly does not tied it is usualh best I t t mean that I approve of be opened an allowed ing by young an' -,% - / / - Iungcancerthantheirpuffing. away sisters" DEAR R EADE Of course not You have read my ! out of context. Women tend tbe free (I cancer durinE th e childbearing years Men are prone to lung cancer during this age span In men, over ) per cent of th e lung cancers occur in .11 -, /oo 'J4fJ q l -.-. \l t1F - I by - , ' -'"t FRANK AND ERNEST — - - - ,,A — I' ' r\ I n I 'IVr7 14 ti - E ? W :* Are you seriously suggesting non-smoking, childbearing age women are more prone to smokers. In women the percentage of lung cancers associated with smoking is nowhere near the 90 per cent. 11 jii I - time it Is cold enough to prevent excessive growth of bacteria th at sometimes leads to food poisoning. But this doesn't eliminate the need to follow normal precautions in food preparation, QJ Lamb 17 years old and don't want to R J . (nnsfers to to spades and rc'bids to notrurnp lit might well lw~e diupped the hidding at to spades b;'t his ID of ahead Q64 a useful suggestion and I am happy to pass it along The way to prevent food bacteria from multiplying is b%- either k eeping the foou cold enough or hot enoughL The frozen sandwich under usual circumsiances will prolong the in the absence of snioking, : ,.'-•••;••._• V don tknowwhotObCllel,C I'm lung cancer in women occurs - - i. That is - DEAR DR. LAMB - I find it hard to believe your statement that a higher per cent of __________ - - I - ._ ----- , i - , SLST £ fr 4 r-u- 8 V 83 Lunch I have a suggestion which has worked for me for years. You can freeze the Chic Young GE ._________________________ about packing a school lunch BLON DIE AT \uRTIl By Lawrence I Limb %t I) DEAR DR LAMB - Some time ago I Lead your column '1 0111 D C I iii ts At I " I - uii diii au Jill Jill Ju, by Stoffel & He,mdohl I - • Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents - lie sure to give'credit wher., tnought to gain the upper hand . Fail to, and credit is due todm. today. You'll never know if VOLI Midd lose a valuable ,ill)-. something will work unless you LEO fJuIv 23-Aug. 22) You put it to the test. %lon't 1:0 6o results you hope pIS( thii se under)ou 1r Keep a reasonable rein on to obey. [icing democratic and tactful works wonders. ,~M - Herring good excuse to dump the whole the family today. You're courting domestic disaster. fileSs into your lap. 9 Eggs --I ljlllijll p ri indictments I ~~ - I In Officials I it 1Ihi1 NNE • ... -- 4 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) they can look up to. sA(;l11'tIIlUS i Nov. 23-Dec. Bring things that irritate you out into the open today. Keeping 21) \'(iu're apt to be a bit too them locked Inside may cause generous with your resources you to harbor long-standing todiy. in°t bet oin long shots horses, stocks or people. resentment. CAPRI CORN t Dec. 22-Jan. (EMINI May 21-June 201 Avoid becoming overly in- 191 K-ip it mind: You're prone valved in a friends problems. to be more tolerant of casual lie may see your interest as a acquaintances than you are of ~ ida1uary 9176 cause Don't take on unnecessary S('()ltPl() I Oct. 24-Nov. ) U (hilhleflgt'S today just t) prove )OU expeC' to Inspire perfection your point. Nothing will by pitting in others today, first set a good flCCoIlIpliShC(l example. People emulate those yourself against another. llll iI% o !, will AltlFS (March 21-April 10) independently fiG D,ser,curne'r JlJlll 111111 Jul11 BUGS BUNNY .---.--.. .---.- Iteti1d , 68th Year, No. i out*ard 42 Depots ab 43 Chisel 44 Sheaf 46 Solar diSk 47 Singer Adams 48 Glen an 9, 1976 For Friday, Ianua 41 Turn iaaii iJia JillJililII llRjllllll 6 Un-on horseshoes IIyBERNICEHEDEOSOI.. • 19 Rabbit fur DOWN 24 Ooze 26 Boast 27 Musical syllable 30 Esteem 32 Turkish hostelry 34 Term in by Art Sonsom ..A.4L7 I -t - 0 MisJ. J Workaday] rrrFriIu LNE TAI MTEIP4 S ACROSS 35 Dc 1 -- -- dancer 36 Sea eagle Mort Walker i k - Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY LJ .ièr EiL.LI_11! .— - A B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -12 - - 1W" "'" - I i 'r / j - 1 - = I i '- . k .r ____ i. - - r---- .. - - . • .•- I II �ja I-..__,____-Herald, .. . - - . -. Sanford, Fl. FL Friday, Jan. 9, 1976 Woman Found Guilty nr)m NA m IN BRIEF Jobless Rate At Record High Some Improvement Expected WASHINGTON iAPt — The United States ended 1975 vith unemployment at its highest level in 34 years and vith most economists forecasting only modest improvement this year. last year's jobless figures will be rounded out today sshen the Labor Department issues the December unemployment figures. In the first 11 months of the year, unemployment averaged 8.5 per cent, the highest level since 1941, before World War II snapped the nation out of depression. That year, joblessness averaged 9.9 per cent out of a labor force of 55.9 million. On the inflation front, the picture Is brighter. The Labor Department also releases its wholesale price report today, and the year-to-year figures will show substantial improvement over 1974. Congress May Approve Buy WA.slIlN(;ToN (API - Although President Ford reportedly has changed his mind and will recommend funds for buying land in Florida's Big Cypress Swamp, congressional sources say the money probably would have been granted anyway. A Senate Interior Committee source said Thursday that regardless of Ford's position, Congress had the final say and probably will include in the fiscal 1977 budget about 300 million for land acquisition In several federal preserves. Meanwhile Thursday, administration sources said Ftcd has decided to reverse an Office of Management and Budget recommendation that no federal funds be used In the upcoming budget for the Big Cypress Freshwater Preserve, the Big Thicket National Preserve In Texas and a number of similar projects. IRS Restrictions Criticized WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of a House subcommittee says restrictions placed on federal tax investigators as a result of the IRS's "Operation Leprechaun" in Florida may allow organized-crime figures to evade taxes. Rep. Charles A. Vaik, DOblo, said Thursday that top IRS officials imposed curbs on agents' use of confidential funds and cooperation with other law-enforcement agencies after last year's disclosure of the Informant operation. Such restrictions "have brought the collection of tax-related information to a virtual standstill, discouraged informants from imparting information on a paid or voluntary basis arid demoralized the intelligence division" of the IRS, Vanik said. Growth Drug Ban Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) — The government today proposed a ban on the use of DES as a growth stimulant In cattle and sheep because residues of the controversial drug continue to show up In animal livers. Laboratory tests have shown that DES, a synthetic female hormone, can cause cancer In test animals when fed in large doses. Congress is considering legislation which also would ban the use of DES in livestock feed and restrict its use as a human drug. The proposal for banning DES — Diethylstilbestrol — was announced by the Food and Drug Administration, which said there had been "continued findings of DES residues" in livers from cattle and sheep slaughtered for the consumer market. Panther Tactics Shift -'.-n s' ........' . . - ...... - . d ? ' .'. _........ . •• $ -' f•• .cJ ....v ..... &. - i4 ,s'. , F-'. -.::' - -.- - - OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — In the seven years since Eldridge Cleaver went into self-imposed exile, the tactics of the Black Panther Part) have shifted from guns, grenades and confrontation to ballots, boycotts and community programs. There are no more boarded-up windows at party headquarters here, no "kill the pigs" rhetoric In the party newspaper, no part-time revolutionaries in the thinned ranks. And nearly all the early leaders are gone. Cleaver, the one-time Panther Information minister who returned voluntarily to this country in November, was scheduled for arraigment today on attempted murder and assault tharvei strnry!' fi-om an April 6, 196!, Panther-police shootout here. Cruiser Bound For Angtila? WASHINGTON API — A Soviet guided-missIle cruiser 1 reported steaming southward along the West African coast, raising the possibility that it could eventually join other Russian Navy vessels in the Angola area, The heavily armed Kresta 11 cruiser, which sailed out o the Mediterranean, was last reported off Mauritania. Pentagon sources said the cruiser Is expected to reach Conakry,Giiinea, this weekend. Soviet naval vessels have operated out of Conakry for about three years, but defense officials said they do not yet know whether the cruiser will stop there or sail on south toward Angola to reinforce a destroyer and two other Russian shim already in those waters. Paddling Suit Dismissed NEW OHhJ:ANs (API — A federal appeal.c court has dismissed a suit that challenged the paddling of two Florida students by teachers, ruling that such discipline does not violate the U.S. Constitution. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an earlier ruling Thursday, splitting 10-5 after a hearing that jnvch- ed all the jucires instead of the usual three-judge panel. "Paddling of recalcitrant children has long been an accepted method of promoting good behavior and instilling notions of responsibility and decorum Into the mischievous heads of school children," the appeals court said. "We do not here overrule it. Fraud Probe Grant Sought WASHINGTON (AP) — Florid Comptroller Gerald I wis says there is a good chance the federal government s'. ill award a $600,000 grant to help finance a state probe of !anrl.scctirities fraud, Lewis hand-delivered the state's application for the funds Thursday to Law Enforcement Assistance Ad- tiiirustration l.EAA officials. , t% LI1 G u n men k .. Hiinr 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION THE DEVELOPMENT COR. IN BRIEF register the said name with the of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Florida. Dated at ApOPka. Florida. this 29th day of December. 1975. MEL LEIGH MINDICH MARTIN MINDICH Faces New Talks, May Not Survive Strike IL MIAtlAP.-.- National Airlines Board Chairman 1.11. Mayt.ag, whose planes are back in the air after a 1213,4ay strike, says the company faces new negotiations with a union that shut Lht' airline (lOWfl in 1974. And he says National might not survive another strike. "I'thilot sure we could afford this one," Maytag said iliursthiy 'as his negotiators discussed contract renewal with a mechanics' union which grounded the Miami-based airline for 108 days in 1974. "We had never recovered fully from the mechanics' strike when the flight attendants walked out," Mayt.ag said. "And no airline has ever taken two strikes in a row like this before." Jobless Workers Protest HOCA BATON (API As many as 2,000 unemployed construction workers pushing wheelbarrows and hiving trucks are conver g ing (111 this Atlantic Coast city hxlay for a "We Want To Work" protest march. 'llie parade, sponsored by the Florida Home Builders Association, was organized to draw attention to what the group says are. unfair government controls on the construction industry. 'Our legislators and the news media will have visual proof that the Florida Home Builders Association is united ip t,s efforts, and that we Intend to do something about our struggling industry and the excessive gov ernment controls that are stifling busirwcs in general," :.aul E. I'. (;iuliar, it South Florida contractor who organized the parade. — New Taxes Called Mistake JACKSONVILLE tAPt It would be a mistake to enact new taxes in Florida in these recession times, Lt. Gov. Jim Williams says. "Those who would advocate the simple solution.., to have the legislature pass additional taxes to bail out the state and its programs miss the significance of this point in time for this nation and this state," he told the Jacksonville area Chamber of Commerce Thursday. "It's not business as usual in government, We simply have to learn tolive with the revenue base we have and look at every program to be sure our priorities of spending are based on the need of individuals." Willianus said that reduced spendable incomes of Florida's elder citizens and 12 per cent unemployment have hurt the state's economy and contributed to an increase in crime. - To Meet - __________________________ Unit . Publish: Jan.?. 1176 DEV. FLORIDA CASE NO. 71"2671-CA.130 rees 10' Il" W. along the North line of the said st's of the SE', of the NE¼ for a distance of 079 96 PACESETTER BUILDERS, INC.. a feet to the NE corner of the Florida corporation aforementioned Winter Woods Unit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IIITH Plaintiff I; Thence run S 0 degrm 27 SAJUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR VS. W. along the Easterly boundary of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DAVID C. HUDSON, at uc, of at W ,a Winter Woodi Unit I for a CIVIL ACTION NO. 712356-CA44-4 Defendants distance Of 2050 1"1; Thence run S In re: the Mary is" if: NOTICE OF SUIT $9 degrees 37'06" E for a distance HAROLD D. BARNETT. TOQUIETTITLI OISilfeettothe NECorISOfLof I, Itloner, In the of the State of Florida: Block B, VS. Winter Ws Unit To the Defendants; Thence run S 0 degrees 27' 51" W ROSA E. BARNETT, Address unknown, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — record again that It desires the storm drainage district, along the Easterly boundary of sa i d Wife Respondent. [he Council of Local Govern- local legislative delegation to compr ising all of the DAVID C. HUDSON and JOYCE Winter ooris Unit 1for a distance NOTICE OF ACTION N. HUDSON, his wife, if alive, Cl, if of county, feet to the Northerly right of nents in Seminole County take action to repeal state laws with taxing powers, the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; dead, to his or her unknvn heirs, way line of Winter Woods Blvd. ROSA E. BAR NETT, WHOSE devisees. )egalees, or iediiesday night agreed to affecting only Seminole County organization agreed to hear a RESIDENCE IS THE COUNTY OF all grante,and other persons Ofpanifl C laimi Thence run SI? degrees ]P 06" C, 'etaln the services of the law including the Mooney an- report from county planner, ORANGE, STATE OF FLORIDA, by, through, under along saidR Wiirseforadistanceof or agaInst them; ng 47330 feet to the P C. of a irm of Stenstrom. Davis and nezatlon law and the Seminole William Kercher, at the AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS and curve Con(ve Northerly Thence run IS UNKNOWN. To: All or persons he,, parties 4cIntosl of Sanford, seeking comprehensive land planning February meeting on the study v ing or Easterly along said curve, hiving A sworn Petition for Dissolution of claiming any right , title or interest t Itt elements n opinion on whether the act, a radius of 1000 feet currently being conducted by Marriage a Vlncuio hivIng been In and to the following deScribed and .& central angle of 21 degrees rganlzation can "back a Currently the governmental the county on drainage filed regarding your marriage to property, situate in SemInole 34'34", for an arc distance of 30.30 HAROLD D. BARNETT, In Circuit County, Florida: andidate in a local election." units in Seminole must mply probl ems, Court, in end for Seminole County, feet Thence run N U degrm 26' Lots 3 and 4, Block A. Well 20" E The organization, which has with the county planning law along L,orrnann said a meeting Is Florida, the '..icrt title of which Is' Altamonte Heights, Section One, of Winter the P4orthi't'Iy P W line s members representatives of and the state planning law as also to be called by IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: acco'ding WOodS fth.'d for a to a plat thereof as County HAROLD distance of 11074 feel Thence run 0. BAR NFTT, Husband. recorded se county's seven ci ties and well. In Plat Bo 10, page ?. of N 21 de Engineer William Bush of all Petitioner, and ROSA E. BAR. the ees 33' 10" W. for a public records of Seminole distancegr e county commission, The major dif ference bet- city engineers to look Into of7000f.,,. NETT. WiIe.R espondent, thei Thence run p County, Florida U dtgre 76' 70" C for a distance o pecifically zeroing In on the ween the two laws is deadlines term drainage problems. Presents command you to appear You, and each of you, are notifi ed - I your Anlwv or other that a Suit to Quiet Title to the above 2000 feet to tte Point of Beginning. eminole Legislative when comprehensive planning ItwasvotedtotransferU, hues been filed aga inst you a yotj difenseorpi.adlngwhtp, of the dcrl has been filed *legation, decided to find out Is to be completed. el the group's treasury to a Circuit Court in and for Seminole against you,property and you ere required to written deferne, if any, to it ,i van it can field a candidate who Is In other action at the savings and interest bearing County. Florida, and sorve a copy serve a copy thereof on Petitioners attorney, Complaltst onof your answer to the den Berg, Gay A. Burke, P A., at ore "receptive to city needs," meeting, t.ormann said the account. the PIitiff' at. Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland I Post Office Box 713, Orlando, torney, lerrenc, J. McGuire, of Florida ongwood Mayor James group directed Altamonte At the Yebruary meeting in Mire. P.O. Drawer Z. Sanfor 32107, and file the original d, Hunter, Pattiilo, Marchman I with the Clerk of the cmann, who supported the Springs Mayor Norman Floyd Casselbeny, a new slate ae Styled of FlorIda 32771, on or beone Me 72nd Strong, 23 West Park Menve, P.O. court on or of before February?, January, 1970, Of othirwsi fort, said today. and the chairman, Sanford City officers is to be elected. 1914; a bøx 310, Winter Park, Florida 32199, day a Iudgment may be an. default will be entered against you. a arid file the original in pt. MIle. at OtherwIse Lormann said the Stenstrorn Comm sioner Jnhn Mnrrli in a--- Ca ndidate Q Goes To S aiifo rd ir ru co is rm was selected for the look into the feasibility of lillian because it currently constructing a public safety ovides legal counsel to four of complex for use of all Seminole minole's seveli cities. County governmental units on "Basically, we have gone to city-owned land in Altamonte ! delegation and they have Springs. I wanted to listen to us," The two officials are to study rmann said, a'-Wing that the the idea's feasibility and to ( tincil if Local Governments determine U state and federal a non-political, non-partisan funding is available. lanization. After discussing at length a 'he organization also wen t o proposal for a comprehensive VII I rIt my hind and official seal of the Cleft of the Circuit Court, on this 16th day of December, AD., 1975. (Seal) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine Richard@ Deputy Clark Jack T. arson. CLEVELAND & MIlE Attorneys for Petitioner Pot-f Office Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 31711 Publish: Dec. It. U. 1175,. Jan. 2,?, 1974 DEU.n the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 4th day of F uary, 1976. otherwit the allegations of the ComplaInt will be taken as COfl fessed. This Notice shill be published once lath week for four CQIflecsjtiy weeks in the Evening Herald. Dated this 30th day of (Jacemoer, 1913. (Seal) Arthur H. Bockeitti, Jr. Clark of the Clrcjtt Court By: Miry N. Darden Deputy Clerk Pubilsh: Jan, 7, 9, tO, 73, 1976 ?, 1976-3A -- ,w,u against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or WITNESS my iland and the seel of Laid ovnl the 31st day of December, IS (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr A Clerk of said Court fly Lillian T. Jenk,ng Deputy Clerk Robert r. Higgins Co Van den Berg, Gay a eurk, 16 S Magnolia Av Orlando, Fla- 33$Q Publish Jan, 2. C. IL ii igt "a TA I I. All AS SEE (AP) ry Home, saying the money has qualifications or restrictions veto itern,s in an appropriations approved by the Florida Ener- to the Public Service CommisFlorida Supreme Court already been spent. without also vetoing the appro. bill without veteing the whole gy Committee. sion staff be hired from someis letting stand a circuit Judge's "It appearing that any opin- priatlon to which it relates." bill, unlike other measures. Another required that devel. one hired outside the PSC staff, decision that Gas'. Reubin Ask- ion we render would be advisoWhen Home, D-Tallahassee, Askew said he vetoed the opment plans for the Capitol Taylor ruled on March 5, 1974, ew improperly vetoed three ry only, this cause is hereby brought the action in Septem- three legislative restrictions as Center get final approval from that the constitution forbids a spending restrictions in the dismissed," the court said in a ber 1973, he said it was a unconstitutional Invasions of the Capitol Center Planning governor "to veto any 1973-74 budget without striking 6-0 unsigned opinion. "friendly suit" seeking to de- executive authority. Commission with the legisla- qualification or restrictions out the accompanying money. Leon County Circuit Judge termine the constitutionality of One of them required that any ture having power to overturn without also vetoing the approThe court refused Thursday Hugh Taylor ruled March 5, Askew's actions on legislative expenditure from a $150,000 specific items. priatlon to which it relates." to rule on the suit bought by 1974, that the constitution for- restrictions. energy study fund by the DeThe third required that the fiIn other action, the state high former Senate President Mallo- bids a governor "to veto any A governor is permitted to partment of Administration be nancial analyst position added court over ru l ed a Public Service Commission order that had authorized bilingual bus service for English and Spanish-speaking passengers on a Miami to Palm Beach run. The court quashed in a 5-0 (lecisiona PSC order granting an operating certificate to ExTAI.LAIIASSEE APi for the attorney general's office ecutive Bus Service Inc., and Shi;ir'n Smith has been from 1967 to 1971; Eleanor A. instructed the PSC to take addi. WASHINGTON (AP) The second consecutive monthly dename(l to succeed Florida's Mitchell of Orlando, a 19Th tlonal testin)ony on the need for dine in wholesale farm prices eased inflationary pressure in MIAMI ( All) first woman assistant attorney graduate of Florida State law the proposed service. December, but there was no improvement in the nation's stub' President Ford's campaign general as head of the opinion school, and Bruce Singer, a In the opinion by Justice Joborn unemployment rate, the government reported today. iii a n a g e r, H o w a r d division in Atty. Gen. Robert counsel to the Public Employes seph Hatchett, the court held In separate reports, the Labor Department said wholesale Shi'vin's office. Callawa',, says he once Relations Commission, that the four Spanish-speakui prices fell a seasonally adjusted four-tenths of one per cent LiSt proposed delaying the Shevin made the appointment The four will work in Tall.a- witnesses presented by the month while the unemployment rate was unchanged at 8.3 per retrial of former Thursday in announcing hassee while another attorney, company at a PSC hearing did cent with 7.8 million Americans unable to find Jobs. Republican Sen. Edward several changes in his staff. Sydney Portnoy of Miami, was not constitute sufficient need For the year, unemployment averaged 8,5 per cent, the highest Gurneyuntil after Flori. MS. Smith will succeed Re- hired to work in Shevin's Miami for bilingual bus service in level since 1941, before World War II snapped the nation out of dii's March 9 primary, the becca Bowles Hawkins, who office. South Florida. depression, That year, the joblessness averaged 9.9 per cent out Miami Herald reported Joined the attorney general's of i labor force of 559 million. to(ay. office In 1946, and announced Th e Jobless rate is expected to remain above 7 per cent this Ca ll:Iwa)' said tier retirement last week. lie election year, but a somewhat brighter picture is forecast for suggeste d the delay Shevin said that Ms. Smi th , t inflation. j either Donald Rumsfeld, sbo has served as an assistant The December decline in wholesale prices for farm products, then White House chief of at t ornev general s in ce she T H F ELECTIONS OF F ICES WI 1. L BE ccessed food and feed more than offset a rls in p1ict for nunstaff, or Richard cheney, graduated from the University food goods. EN F OR VOTER R E C I STRATI ON another White House aide, of Miami law school in 1973, has Wholesale prices over the past 12 months have risen 4.2 per MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS but doesn't remember gained a "statewide reputation cent, the smallest annual rise since 1971 when they were up 4 per sshich. for her expertise in Florida's FROM NOW UNTIL 5 P. M. ('nt. In 1974, wholesale prices jumped 20.9per cent W;lS told it would not Government in the Sunshine Since wholesale price trends usually are followed by similar SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 be appropriate and that mmd public records laws." trends at the retail level, consumers can expect some relief from was the end of it," the Shevin said that he has called rising prices in the coming months. Herald quoted Callaway as on Ms. Smith frequently to asThe books close then for the In November, wholesale prices were up 3.7 per cent over the saying. ist in litigation for the office previous 12 mon ths. March 9th Presidential Gurney and six others and other special projects. 1)(--spite the persistent unemployment rate, the government Jot) Preferential Election were indicted on charges of Shevin also announced that r report was not all bad, The labor department said total Cfl shaking down Florida Asst. Atty. Gen. Larry Levy Ployment rose in December by23o,000to,s million after holding builders who wanted will head the Legal DepartOffice Hours Are: steady since last August. Employment had reached a low of 83.8 In federal loan guarantees for ent's Tax Division, succeedmillion in March at the height of the recession, 8: 30 A. M. Ti I 5 P.M. their projects. Gurney was ing Winifred Wentworth, who Joblessness has hovered in the 8.34 per cent range for about six Room 404 Court House acquitted on five charges r esigned to go into private months sin ce declini ng from its recession peak of 9.2 per cent last p'actice. but the jury couldn't reach May. Branch Office: a verdict on one chargee of Lesy, who has served for 11 In December more people went looking for work and the size of l)ing to a grand jury and years in the Tax Division, re8:30 A. M. Ti I 1 P.M. the labor force increased by 300,000, toa total of 93.3 million. Most one of conspiracy. ceived his law degree in 1964 of the new entrants to the labor force were women, And 2 P.M. TI I 5 P.M. from Stetson University. Callaway says he thinks The government said most of the increase In employment was Shevin a lso hir ed five other the real story is that the Seminole Plaza Casselberry in nonagricultural industries, mostly In bl ue collar workers. Jo bs attorneys to fill vacancies. White House refused to gm'ins were registered In nearly two-thirds of the 172 industries They included Jeanne Dawes consider a delay. He said surveyed, Camilla D. Bruce he didn't know if the matter Schwartz of Gainesville, a forManufacturing employment rose by 80,000 in December, with msier public defender; Charles was Supervisor of Elections discussed with about two-thirds of the increase appearing in the durable goods W. Musgrove of West Palm President Ford. "—..___________ sector. Seminole County ." Beach, who formerly worked This resulted mostly from the return of 20,000 workers, the government said. Fifteen of 21 manufacturing industries showed higher em ' .• plyment but, in the construction industry hard hit by the re('tssIon, jobs still were 700,000 below the peak reached in early 1974. Employment in service industries continued to climb, rising by REGISTER FOR 66,000 in l)ecemnber. Gains also were reported in wholesale and retail tr;nk irid in state and local gos'ernrnt'nt. Unemployment rTria l De l ay Woman Named Attempt Reported To Head Office Outlook Gloomy - feet Legal Notice Friday, Jan. - The Airline Man Is Jailed fl_.fl,- n Fl. Court Lets Stand Askew Vet o Ruling FLORIDA . DEV.I - b is - Evening Herald,Sanford, NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the udiSl9flid. dejiring to engage inbUsineIsunder the llttitloJSname 4d of OAK REALTY ASSOCIATES at number iii, 0 Oak Place. in the City of Apopka, Florida, intends to PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, MIAMI (All)) - A Miami INC., it at., TAMPA (AP) — A 40woman has been convicted of Defendants year-old Ocala truck driver, left second-degree murder in the NOTICE OF ACTION Names) handcuffed by bandits to the CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE CASSEL ANDBENJAMIN shooting of a 13-year-old boy PROPERTY Atttorney for Applicant 4; steering wheel of his rig, found she caught playing In the swim. , TO: JOSEPH VILLELLA and 501 Fiagief Federal Bldg awaytoattracthelpbyhonkjng miig pool of an apartment JOHN M. OWENS 1fl N.E. 1St. 0 •. the air horns of the big diesel, db.. SITE DEVELOPERS, Miami, Florida 33132 house she owned. ILN INC. publish: Jan. 2. , 16, 23, 1976 lx)lice said. A circuit court jury deliberResIdence Unknn DEVil atedtwohoursThursdaybcfo and I • •'•I . 0 Italph Glasgow was found CHEROKEE UTILITIES. INC. finding Maria Otero, 56, guilty Residence Unknown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of killing Johnnie Perez last near a truck stop Thursday YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. April after two gunmen hijacked his actontoIorteam-agecnthe CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE truck and used his computer- following properly in SeminoleCOUNTY FLORIDA Mrs. Otero's lawyer had ANIMAL TALK CASE NO. 3.1113CA17A coded credit card to steal 30,000 County, Florida claimed during closing argu- These two lively cubs bid for attention during the filming of Stan That par? of the East Half of the In pit: Custody of; gallons of diesel worth an esti- Northwest Quarter lying East ofthe merits that the death was the Brock's new adventure film "The Forgotten Wilderness," which BERNARD WILLIAM ARM. mated $12,000, according to in- East rlght-of.way line of State Road STRONG result of "tragic, freak acci- premieres tonight at the Sanford Plaza Rocking Chair Theater, No. 100 (Interstate 4). all In Section stgato NOTICE OF ACTION dent" which occurred when she Brock, who played a key role In the development of the new fl. TownshIp 21 South, Range 29 TO. BERNARD W. ARMSTRONG stumbled and fell as she waved Central Florida 7.00 in Sanford, is famous lot his co-host role In East. 152 2 Village Wood Drive Police said two armed IflCfl AND: That part of the East Hall of a gun to chase away the boy and (t'leision's "Wild Kingdom" series. Ills nest movie takes an Waterbury, Connecticut his five friends. you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Intimate look at wildlife and one of the most isolated regions ofthe stopped Glasgow Wednesday the Southwest Quarter (LESS: the the FIM North 1095.12 feet thereof) tying that an action for Custody of Ber Judge Ira Dublt.sky set sen- world, where, he says, man, not animal, is the endangerednight as he was East of the East right-of-way line of nard William Armstrong has been Fuel Oil Co. terminal at sins. tencing for Feb. 26 and allowed species. "The Forgotten Wilderness" u 'G' rated movie. Road tin ice) qIns.r,tet. All f1led eg&nst you end you are Hooker's Point with 7,(Xk) gal- ALSO: The South 22S feet ofth.Wnt required to serve a copy of your the woman to remain free on ____________________________________________________ Half of the Northwest Quarter of the written defenses, if any, to Gary E lofts of fuel. bend. She (aces up to life 5outheuit Quarter; all in Section 11, Massey, Esciuireof Brock, Massey & t' prison Township 21 South, Range 29 East. Walden, Suits 102,616 East Semoran Sgt. John Fairbanks said the AND ALSO: Lots 1,5,6. Il, 24, 23, 32 Boulevard, Altamonte Springs. revealed that Mrs. ba Fiorlda 32101, PetItioners attorney bandits covered Glasgow's and 33 (LESS: The East 156 feet of Florida Otero, came to the balcony of 24. 23, 32 and 33 and the East on or before January 261h. 1976. and head with a ski mask and took Loss her apartment in the building, 15.6 feet of the South 355 feet of Lot file the original with the Clerk of the him to a car where he was held 5); AND: Th. Norm 11 feet of Lot 10; above styled Court either before waved a revolver at the boys, at gunpoint while the men all In HUDSON PARK, as recorded service on Petitioners attorney or yelled for them to get out of her in Plat Book 1, Page 44, PubliC. Immediately thereafter; otherwise a carried out their operation, pool and fired. None of the boys 0 n Old C es Records of Seminal. County, Judgment may be entered against lived in the building. Florida, you for the relief demanded in the ..,s.,.. ny Huts L.&A)T LI Investigators said the hijack- AND ALSO; That pert of the East It) Petition Prosecutors contended that of the West Halt of the Nor. herald Staff Writer WITNESS my hand and official the boys were running away ers used Glasgow's computer. the.vst Quarter of the Sourneest 1#81 01 this Court on the 111h oay of wkzi Mrs. Otero 'not at them. coded credit card and refueled Quarter of SectIO. 14. Townstp 21 December, 197$. A 20-year-old south Seminole three more loads, whisking $0-itt,. Rat5e 2? East (LESS: 'M (,,gal) 0 man has been jailed on charges Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. them off to an undetermined la- South 323 feet thereof) tying South of the Southerly right-of-way line of Clerk of the Circuit Court he robbed three persons In cation. State Road No. £34, all lying and 'Chai r' By: Mary N. Darden January and February 1975. being in Seminole County, Florida. Deputy Clerk All containing 74 201 acr es mor e or Sheriff's deputies arrested PublI sh : Dec. 26. 1973, Jan. 2, 9. 16, I)etectives sa id the four his. 1976 1ichael Johnathon Ray, ), of Pflots between the terminal and the has been filed against you and you DEU.Ifl I ,)I .JIU3IWIuVL r'._.j I%UUU, lrop point took about nine hours we required to save a copy of your Thursday on circuit court One boy was Rpprehended on and speculated that the fuel written defenses, if any, to it on warrants and a probation top of the building, deputies could not have been taken too WILLIAMJ. BERGER, plaIntiff's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE attorney, whose address Is IIOHTEdNTH JUDICIAL CIR. violation charge, said, and two were arrested far from Tampa. Greenberg, Treurlg, Hoffman LipcAf CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Everyone has heard of arm-Ray, an unemployed painter, nearby. Authorities said a I Queniel, PA., 1401 BrickehI COUNTY. FLORIDA chair quarterbacks — but is charged with three counts of ladder was apparently used to Avf'nue. PH.), Miami. Florida 33)31. CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S-3444-CA-4e.5 Glasgow is employed by J. S. on or $ wheelchair pi lo ts? January 77Th, 1974. and CONTINENTAL AMERICAN LIFE robbery stemming from two scale the building. Clardy Oil Co., a fuel dis- fiIensebefore original witp, the Clerk of this INSURANCE CO.. a foreign Such people do exis cor o of the you ths were also t. but they incidents In which hitchhikers bu trr in Oca la w hi ch Court either before s.rv On poration, and FRANCES W. have little in common with plaintltvs attorney or Immediately TOMpKINS, were picked up by men in a charged with carrying con- both the truck and the Individual whose participation pickup CTCdII thereafter; otherwi a default will truck on the pretense of cealed weapons. The juveniles, card, police said, Plaintiffs. be enter ed against you for the relief v. in adventure is limited to a agesl3, 16, and 17, were turned taking them to buy drugs demanded In the claim against MICHAEL VIOLA, the general sent in front of the television, victims over to state officials at the were taken to Isolated defendants, partner In IFCO, LTD.. a Florida The Wheelchair Pilots Sanford Juvenile Detention areas, robbed, stripped of WITNE$5myhafldandthef limited partnership, and IFCO. this Court on DicOnibef 22, 1913 Association, an International clothing LTD. a Florida limited pa rtner ship. Cen tes, de pu ties said. and urinated upon. (Seat ) organization of some 0 pilots CITY OF Defendants A co-defendant in the Cases, Arinur H. BeCkwlf.i, Jr. LAKE MARY,PLORIDA NOTICE OF SUIT who believe being restricted to Andrew Clerk of the Circuit Court -John Milam, 21-year- Crooms 'Hit' NoIic$OlPvbliCH,.,i TO: Michael viols, the general By: Mary N. Darden awheelchairdoesn'tmean they old Orlando TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: partner in IFCO, LTD., a Florida carpenter, was 41111 D.pvty Cleft have to be restricted to limited partnership, and IFCO, Sanford police today were NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Publish: Dec.74. 1913, Jan, 2,9, ground, is scheduled to meet found guilty in the robberies by investigating the theft of items the Planning and Zoning Board of 16, LTD,aFlor Ida limited partnersnip tr ial Juries and sentenced to 15 val the City of Lake Mary, FlorIda, LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE Sunday at Sanford Airport. that DEU.171 ued at $353 in a burglary at 1aid Board will hold a Public p,arIng years in prison plus 15 years Michael Viola be held at Air Sanlando probation. Crooms High School, Per. atl:OOP.M.onTuesday, January p, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 360 N.E. 32nd Avenue OF THE 1976, to from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Ft. Lauderdale, Fla sbnmon Ave. and W 13th EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL, C$ISt. When Circuit Court Judge Joe meeting will feature a A. C a consider a recommended CUtT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Patrolman John Moore change of zoning of the followIng rt Jr. sentenced IFCO. LTD. SEMINOLE COUNTY demonstration of hand- in reported a window was described real property, to wit; Jfl E. Oakland Park he sai d, "I'veMilam never open and a PROBATE DIVISION operated Lot A of H.D. DURANT's AD. PROBATE NO. 75-*73CF controls Blvd. portable Iem, for seen a robber who displayed DITION and Lot I Of GREENLEAF In Re: E state of fl Lauderdale. Fl., prospective wheelchair pi1o,a more of this abusive-type tieadphonesand 2ltyping tapes an WILSON'S ADDITION (9-2070) CURTIS CALHOUN ROURVE, All partIes claiming interests by, film on radar and na vigation, were taken. P l at Book 3. Pages 1L 26 and 77. co nduct." through, under or against decease and a luncheon, according to The public hearing will beheld In • d. MICHAEL VIOLA, general Judge Cowart told Milam, NOTICE TOCREDITOMS the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Douglas Lyons, a wheelchair All creditors of the e,tate of partner in IFCO, LTD. a Florida "You're sadistic . . a mean, Weldin g Taken Florida on Tuesday, January 77. limited partnership, and IFCO. student pilot from Osteen. 1916, at 1.00 P.M or as soon dangero us person who gets his CALHOUN ROURKE, LTD.aFioridailmi,ed plrtr,e,sh ip deceased, are hereby notifi ed Lyons said six Sheriffs deputies reported a thereafter as Possible, at which time wheelchair kicks from unnecessarily required to fIle any claimsand andtoallpartiespavIng or cla,ming Inlerestnd Partin for and against demands pilots are expected to fly in abusing victims." or to have any right, title or interest in OW acetylene welding and which they may the request stated above will be against sa id estate in the oflke of the real property herein described from ar ound Central Florida cut ting uni t was stolen in a heard. Said hearing may be Cler YOU HEREBY k of Circuit Coon of Seminole that a ARE complaint andNOTIFIED aix) Georgia to attend the bond Raytoday was being held without break-in at Parmar Inc., Rand tinimd from time to time untilCCfl. final County, in county jail on amended Florida, in the cOurthouse at complaint to action is taken by the said Planning meeting, rd Road, Sanford. foreclose a mortgage Sanford, Florida, within four on proba tion violati on charge in and Zoning Board, the totiowing reel property in calendar months from the dete Of From 11 am. to 1 p.m. on connection with a 13 case. THIS NOTICE shall be posted in the Seminole County, Florida first pIicatn of this not ice. Sunday an open house will be tee (3) public paces within the Each Bonds totaling $20,000 were set 'Pot' Charge Commence at the inIerston of claim or demand must be in City of Lake Mary, Florida, at heldatAlrSaniandoto acquaint on the robbery counts. thi Northerly R-W line of Winter the writing an most state the place City Hall, and published in the prospect i ve wheelchair pilots In other arrests, Longwood Evening residenc, and post office address Of Woods Blvd. and the Westerly R W Herald, a flpaper the Claimant and muss be sworn to line of S R No 436 as Shown on the on w ha t t he co m pa ny's flight Police have jailed John Joseph general circulation in the City of Of by the claima Youths Jailed , hit agent, or his Plot of Winter Wood s Unt I, at school has to offer, Lyons said. Lynch, 18, of Syracuse, N. V., In Lake Mary. Florida, 0fl tifli at attorney, or itntwill become void r ecorded In Plat Book IS. page IS, least IS days prior to the aforesaid according to S He added that prospective Public Records of Seminole Sheriff's deputies, aided by lieu of $5,000 bond on a felony hearing. law. County, Florida; Thence run N 21 pilots who want to see how hand Casselberry Police, arrested marijuana possession charge. potted inIntheaddition. notice shall be Dated December list, area 10 be Considered degrees 3310" W. along saci R. BetdIng, controls operate will receive three south Seminole Juvenile At 'east IS days pnicr to the data of Westerly P W line f or a distance cI Administratrix the public hearinq. free "buddy rides" from I to 3 boys Thursday night on at. 0 feet to the Easterly most NED N. JULIAN. JR. Radio Stolen DATED; Decemie.r 12th, 1975. corner and he Point of Beginni ng p.m. Attorney for Estate tempt ed burglary and prowling City of Lake of the tract about ho be described Post Office boa 11)0 A feat ured speaker at the charges after officers spo tted Mary, Florida Cit izen's band radi o thieves Thence continue N 21 degrees 3)' 10" Sanford, Fl 37771 fly 5: Kay Sassman meeting, Lyons said, will be three persons on the roof of a broke into three autos in south W. iaIng said R.W line for a Publish: Jan. L9, 1976 City Cleft distance 131. $ 5 feet to the Norm line H oward Treadwell, president of store at Butler Plaza Shopping Seminole Thursday night, 0EV 10 46 GARY E. MASSEY of the S' of the 5E'. Of the NE'4 of the Wheelchair IN T Pilots Center, SR-436 and Howell accordingtodeputies, andsle 016 E. Semoran Blvd. HE CINC'JifCgy OF TM'! Section i, Twnthlp 71 Allamont, Springs, Florida Branch Road, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Range )0 East; Thence run N 0'? radio uniLs valu ed at $725. Attorney for City CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, .3 Spending Restriction Vetoes _Improper' THE CIRCUIT COURT O TIlE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DIVISION CASE NO. 75.IPIO.CA4i.A IDS MOrTGAGE CORPORATION. a Delaware corporation, Plaintiff, Truck c IN Legal Notice LegalNotice' N OT ICE - ' It Guilty Of Selling Baby ORLANDO (All) A young mother faces a maximum sentence of five years In jail alter being found guilty of selling her 9-rnonthold daughter to ai Undercover police officer. Circuit Judge W. Rogers Turner, who delayed sentencing Jewel Ann Sherman O'Conner, 20, pending a presentence investigation, celled the case a "sick, sad and sOftii(l tale." — Lobstermen To Be Retrained MIAMI (All) Federal officials plan to grant at least $2 million to retrain lobstermen forced out of the rich fishing grounds near the Bahamas, spokesmen say. OfficiaLs of the Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration (EDA) say $2 million to $2.5 million will be awarded if the state Department of Natural Resources sends a proper application to Washington. - Analysts To Trim Budgets TALLAHASSEE (API Funding requests totalling $3.05 billion and presented to Coy. Reubin Askew by state agencies during two days of hearings will be picked apart by budget analysts, Askew will send the analvst.s a list of Priuritir's in' estab lishes froin the requests of the agency heads. But he said at the opening of the hearings that the requests must be trimmed closer to this year's spending of $2.22 billion before he submits his 1976-77 budget recommendation to the legislature. - Shark Victim Undaunted FORT PIERCE (Al) A scuba-diving spearfisherman, bitten In the head and neck by a shark apparently attracted by his catch, says he will return to the sea as soon as his stitches are removed. "The stitches come out in a week and I ran go hark again," hank Newber'er, 25, of Palm Springs said Thursday after he was treated for deep Lashes and puncture wounds, "I never saw It," said Newberger of the shark. "It must have conic from behind. When it hit me, it felt like 200 men ramming into me at full speed. - ;'_ i OP I-- - - I0 S EN - Optimism Shows 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 1 1976 3 PM To 6 PM ): Celebrating Resigns - PH. 322.2581 INVITES YOU TO Ba ii in1g Scion ____ I- Free Bicentennial Scratch Pads For ALL Who Register PRINTING COMPANY In Stock Market _ NEW YORK (All) — The New Year's Day, the stock stock tickers of Wall Street are market has staged one of its Lapping out a message of strong most powerful rallies of recent economic optimism in the early years. days of 1976. Tue Dow Jones average of 30 In the week of trading since major industrial stocks, the best-known indicator of market trends, has climbed 55.57 points to 907.98 in the first five trading k' days of the new year. By calcuIatlons of the Hirsch Organiz.ation, an investment advisory service, it was the best opening week of any year for the market since 1938. The Dow, which had been wandering sluggishly all through the second half of last TAMPA (All) — The year, suddenly Jumped to its unexpected resignation of E.P. highest level since November Taliaferro as president of the 1973. First National Bank of Tampa The clamor of activity gave and its holding company. First the New York Stock Exchange Financial Corp., leaves the its 10th and third busiest days bank without a Tallafero on its ever on consecutive days this staff far the first time in 93 sseek. years. Stock market gyrations, parTallaferro, 47, cited "very ticularly over such a short time compelling personal reasons" span, can often be misleading in a letter Thursday to the and their significance is always boardof directors as the reason subject to a wide variety of infor his resignation, effective terpretation.s. iiiuuediately. Analysts have been quick to Taliaferro was a third-gener- point out that at least part of atian member of the pioneer this latest surge can be traced Tampa family to head the $360- simply to the calendar, million bank. It is the second Jan. 1, first of all, means the largest in Florida and the $1- end of the last-minute selling billion holding coirpany Is ses'. that investors traditionally do y enth largest In the state. in December for income tax A company announcement purposes. quoted Chester ii. Ferguson, In addition, analysts say, a chairman and chief executive big chunk of money becomes officer of First Financial, as available for investment in sayingtheresignationhadbeen JanuaryandFebruary,thiough accepted by the board "with the such things as )'ear-end bonuses profoundest regret." to individuals and payments One senior officer at the bank into pension plans. said Taliaferro had been sched. Adding fuel to t he rally tiled to go over bank business Thursday was a reduction in the Thursday morning. But when prime lending rate from 7'i per the officer reached Taliaferro's cent to 7 per cent by Chase of lice, Taliaferro was en route Manhattan and several smaller ho the board room with the res- banks, gnation. But the market also corn"I was shocked. I had no Idea mands attention as a predictor was coming," a bank spokes- of economic trends, however nan said. erratic its behavior may be. -- FREE PRIZES Parent Counseling To Grow - .... - TALLAHASSEE IAP Rep Harvey Matthews, picked in a poll as the house member who "contributes least to the public welfare," says his colleagues who voted for him are "a bunch of clowns who sneaked into office." The poll, coixiucted by Florida 'TruNi,' a- nthly • business magazine, chose Matthesv,D.Orjajido, and ('hester Stolzenburg, It-Fort Lauderdale, in the least category in both chambers. The magazine said that 26 out of 120 house members responded to the questionnaire while 19 of 40 senators responded. Matthews labeled the poll "stupid, idiotic and foolish." "The people evaluate us, not some clown who wants to run a poll," said Matthews, who is serving his third term. 'll we are not the best the people can elect, then I think America has got a real problem." TALLAHASSEE iAPi Within six months, the state hopes to double the number of parents of Juvenile ik'ltrxiuenl.s involved in counseling programs, Florida's director of youth services says. "We're finding out that family counseling can really pay off in creating a better home situation where chances of delinquency are lower," Allan Hubanks said Wednesday. Ilubanks said the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services hopes to boost the percentage of parents involved from 10 to 20 per cent. • - Matthews Chosen In Poll & rip - - INTERNATIONAL WEEK t of Our Equi;ment, ''SpeciaIDispI ay ,fti I.. Presses-Camero,Jypeselting-paper / 700 Year Old Manuscript1 "Cutter, Will Be Operated Continuously ) And Old Litho Stones ej . S • ' - .. ' Electronic Type Setting And Paper Cutter With "Memory Banks" Will Be CT Demonstrated Mr, Al Kunie, Member of the Staff of " Printing Industries of Fla. Will Be On Hand , To Answer Any Questions About The Prinng Industry. All School Groups . And Children Welcome. (Under 12 Must Be Accompa nied By By An Adult - - - - - - 9 M �fl----- - - TT1tL --- -------çr - SANF'( ) 1U), 'I.A. :---• .- IV , H. HICIIMU) LONG, - ,t - -_ ;-- , - Boy Wonder May Grab Powerful Spot %VAYNE: D. DOVI £, Publisher Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 9, l76—SA r Y1JI1LU AA^ Iiriri nI fm% r)V ,.rrc U LII.II. i ii 'IIUU CFI = LUI TOKYO (All) China today em times," People's Republic. in contrast who decided in 1969 that it was began a week of mourning for Chou's paren ts were memto the enigmatic, withdrawn time for China to present a new Premier (Thou En.lai amid ex_____________________________________ lkrs of the Rockets, Mortars Hit Beirut wealthy Mandarin ('hairrnan, he was outgoing, face to the world, to be part of it pectatlons that Tengllsiaoping, lass, but he was educated at witty, adaptable and gregar- and to his 71-year-old first deputy, will compete In it, to build the the Nankai School in Tientsin, ious. These traits made him a succeed hint as premier. But Chinese economy and to make In _____ Night' Of War near Pe ki ng, which had a repu- favorite with foreigners and China strong and (irnu's more powerful second self -reliant. tation for prod ucing rebels. In also helped him to sur vi ve the spot in the Commun ist party lie res tored contacts with lll.iltUT, Lebanon i APi Christian and Moslem guer1919, he took part in the May 4 savage Infighting of Chinese many countries, among them hierarch)' may go to 39-year-old rillas subjected Beirut to its worst night of mortar _______ and Movement, an upr ising of stu- polItics which brought down se veral w Wang hiung-wen, a vice rocket lire since the start of the civil war nine months ago, hi ch had been cold or dents against th e treatment the others who appeared to outrank chairman of the party and th e tlice reported today, ______________ hostile. The period of detente Western Allies gave China after him. tx' wonder of Chinese politics. 'An average of three reached its climax with th e re 4e, mortars or rockets exploded per I World War I. The movement Tho ug h no directed the co nciliation with the United ('hiou China's premier since minute Irotti midnight onward,'' a police spokesman said. produced many Communists, broad lines of policy, (Thou ran States. the Communist victory in 19-li Ile reported that 55 persons were killed and 125 wounded ______ and it was there he met his and ()fl the gorerument. A long career during, tin' night but said this count was incomplete of- the ouLstanding During his Illness, Chou contP.._. _.L.. .,,. -, i.,-triao ., as negotiator for the Commu statesrilen of the century, died ______ tinued to interest himself In po(Thou in the 19}s clashed of nists, begi nn ing wi Thursday at the ape of 78. Th e . , th talks in litical affairs. i'orl6months. I' 1 ten with the authorities, led the 1930s with Chinese Nation- met important foreign African Ministers To Meet lrmouncement of t)e death was I demonstrations was jailed tlist leader Chiang Kai-shek, in his hospital suite andvisits r delayed For 16 hours. lie had kept AL)l)IS ABABA, Ethiopia Al' African foreign from time to time and was a fitted turn for the concurrent finger been in the hospital since he had on the pulse of Chmt itiimusters were meeting inlormll today to narrow leading member of the Awaken post of foreign minister, which life But in September 1975, itwart attack in May 1974, but ___________ his areas of differences' in preparation for the Organization Society of anarchists and Corn he held until 1958 cincer us given as the cause " doc tors forbade him even the of African Unity's weekend sununit meeting on Angola, 8 munists dedicated to a new or of death, A moderate, his ability to br ief interviews he had been spokesman reported. der for China. compromise and his accept- ha ving with foreign dignita The Chinese Embassy in Tok _______ ries, The foreign ministers gathered Thursday for a twit From the l90s he identified ibIlit'5 to both 51(1cc saved o said the funt r il would hi publit St sslon tit %'5hich four of thun condemned 'uutii On his eighth '5lsIt to Peking '. If '5'5ith Mao, arid after the China from total dmos during last October, Kissinger sent held held in Peking Jan 15 hlsinliu i - __ African military intervention In the civil war in the for Communists Communists took over China in the Cultural Resolution, sthlch him flowers official Chinese news and got back a titer Portuguese territory But they said nothing about 1949, a s Mao s first h oot' n c(n'5lsed the party and admin agency announced a 107 .personal note, but there aS no X)%iet or Cuban lnterention ant in he founding ouning and running the isIr ition It was evidently (Thou meeting member funeral committee The OAU spokesman said a private session that headed bs MaoTse tung,the g2 followed lasted only an hour because lltt.le preparation for year-old chairman of the thenhtctingo1go%(rnmnenttw,I(jSt1y w1.s required Chinese Communist party and lie explainedthat any decisions would have to lx- made by 'I I I I i'ia'a for 40 years Chou's mentor. the goirniiicnt governmentheads Japanese correspondents in I)oL(,lAs % till it l'i lung reported that Cornmu St Paul Misslona Baptist Sanford, died Thursday. She -1st plrt% leaders rn"t Thurs Civil War Threats Sounded Church, e ser'd as 'cas 1'chng .-eLj of litiL \ iM d ty ni ght at the Great Hall of Douglas J Walter, 16 of lit.Deaconess and officer of the Sanford and a member of All oct.hern Ireland iAPi — Protestant 2, Longwood, died Thursthy in Missionary Society. Other Souls the PeoPle. There was specula- mntle, putting him in line to af r an unsucces,sful Catholic Church, inilitantsh.ise sounded new threats of all-out civil war in PlUt to tion that the central committee succeed Mao as Orlando. Born inMelbourne, he affiliations included Daughter Daughters of the American party chair assassinate Mao and Northern Ireland. Teng attended Altamonte Chapel ti Isis, Rebecca Chapter 83 R evolution of the party was on man. and Un ited reappeared two yer lter at Protestant political leaders reiterated that thity sill not ( hou's successor. United Church. ltainonte Order of Eastern Star, Daughters of the Confederacy. Wang was chosen for high of banquet in Peking for Prince Springs k w share power with the Roman Catholic minority undi r ini fie a senior at American Woodman Camp 19, Obser'5ersbelie%edthe servers choice lice as a concession to the na Norodom Sihanouk of Cam Survivors include four urcumstances Lake Brantley High School coo and Friendship and Union, ladies daughters, Mrs Dorothy Bolt, was sure to be Ten t g,aprotege tions ' youth but his star bodia a member of 'the )f Chou who wits purged in 1967 seemed to wver in recent The news of Chou's death was Soccer Team. I Senior Varsity Auxiliary to the Seminole Mrs Ann Moore, Mrs Mary ccept that Vanguard party leader Ernest Baird le was employed County edical Society. Iliggins, nd during the Great Cultural months Following Chou's ill announced rs. Kathm declared Thursday night it must face the inl'5itable nnounce to the Chinese riart time at Rolling Hills Women's Auxiliary to the Park, all of Sanford brother Revolution, returned to power ness he ceased to accompany people by a radio broadcast Country Club. of final conflict" in Ulster. Florida Mc'dical Dental and \illiam A Izffl€r, Sanford, 14 - government since the Premier with Mao and in recent months king were reported stunned and and Mrs James M Walter, of National Medical Association grandchildren 1* came ill has made his headquarters subdued even though they knew Longood AI he & I A __ T brot her. DI'5)(i Autiliar Ladies Auxiliary 'o Funeral senices will be held in Shanc'hai lie reappeared in for months he was gravely ill Teng is considered a str Walter, also of Longwood; the Florida State Medical f (.IUI/'kLLIN[JLA ,.( i i Saturday at 11 am at the Missages of le ong Peking Dec 17 to preside ti condolence cam e grandmother. advocate of relations Mrs Margaret Society, Form San Fonnian graveside In Lakeview China and the Unit- 4tween totes, funeral of another party Ice from all over the world Among -d \ichols Mclbourne and IJterar Club of which her Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral ,, U tile dflti Pri- ".rs 11. I officials S-llu cause chairman, king Sheng I, k itcr " ame is Walt isUSuaflu Is president, an ' d n charge o. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 dent Nixon who worked with Bradenton of this Chou's dea th was not exTeng and (Thou were students Chou Ladies Auxiliary of the arrangements necaucs to bring an end to two pected 'o have an adverse ef- in Fra nce together in the earls' Seminole South Rotary Club. 7:50 Funeral services will be hold Atnorirn - -.. . ..-,. Mdig',I - - am Lord o (Ji'unese-American f eet on contacts between Wash- 1920s and organized a branch of (Thwnley"s, Altamonte Springs. Sunday at 2 p.m. at Altamonte In addition to her husband, ington anti Peking. Teng be- the Chinese Communist party' hostility, and President Ford. Chapel United Church of Christ, she is survived by a daughter, Ford said Chou 'left his Senior Citizens tour to Cypress Gardens and Citruscame known to American tele- there, in the formative years of Altamonte Springs. M s. Helen S. hums; two sons Showcase at Winter Haven, Leave Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. vision audiences when he was the party' in China, tie was One imprint not only on the history' Herbert L. Starke, Seattle, and Seminole Plaza Casselberry at 9 a.m, President Ford's host last of Mao's and Chou's most val. of modern China but also on the MRS. RUTH ST1tRKE Wash. and George H. Starke '5sttrld scene." Nixon said "only month. ued administrative and Jr., Washington, D.C.; four Jacaranda Circle of Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m., a handful of men in the 20th Mrs. H. Ruth Starke, wife of political aides. however, the funeral corngrandchildren and several hostesses, MmesM. rs. Ja Hay-es and Mrs. William Kane, century' will match Premier Dr. George H. Starke of 611 mittee list, which presumably' nieces and nephews. He was party general secre- Chou's impact on world Locust 105 F'airlamie Circle, Park Ridge. Metal crafts by Mrs. Ave., Sanford, died listed the members in the order tory and a member of the PoFuneral services will be held James I.. Wallin. history'." Tuesday. She was a member of olthearty standing, placed liburoas well asa vice preinier Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul Secretary of State Henry A. C&'rI!t,t&tfl Wang, c*'nni nilnr Mean .ie WI 'LJ%oAIuuscerun Iao Kissinger, whose negotiations Wilt Teng fotnth, following Defense engineered his disgrace during , on-Eichelberger Mortuary Christian Get-Together; 9:30 a.m., Carriage Cove with (Thou cleared the way for Notices Minister Yeh Chien-ying, 9. is in charge of arrangements. Recreation Build.in" SR 427 the Cultural Revolution, Lin Nixon's historic 1972 visit to h' This could mean that Wang wa.s killed in 1971 in a plane China, said he was "one of the PLU'U% WIGGINS WIGGINS MRS PEACHA Woman as fiend of the Household Seminar, 10 a.m. to would inherit Chou's party crash in Mingohia, reportedly remarkable statesmen of mod. LEFFLER— c 3 p.m., SCC's South Seminole Ce nter, 1-4 and 436. fOr Mrs Peach Le4flec Wl9giflS, Mrs. Peacha Leffler Wiggins, Registration, 9:30 a.m. No charge. 0 7, of Lakeview Nursing Home. 87, of Lakeview Nursing Home, Sanfofd, %00 died ThurSday, will Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 g W. First St. Sanford. Cemetery with Fr W411'am _________________________ MOND.Y, JANUARY 12 Ennis off iciating. In lieu 04 flowr, family reguests High School Band Parents, 71.30 p.m., band roormunb0k5 ..CALL ro mp L t'Vr i Florida ZooIogca ' 3S2 I '-oorfy Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christiami 26 SOfl r TAMPA (AP) The forms and financial statements. MichaelSmith, executive Scott HigQrn. Robert Bolt -Sanford ('hurch. 2.50 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Florida Power _ Young Democratic Clubs of hlillsborough's charter ex- director of the ilillchnrn,,i,h n.. -0, speaker on Kartrware. Florida has threatened to take piredinJune ITi5and the group group. W Moore Gramkow Funeral Horre. 5infordr in charge legal action if tile Ifillsborough did not apply for a new one, Mrs. Wilson said financial Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. County chapter doesn't stop us according to Genanne Wilson records had been requested by WALTER, DOUGLAS J Funeqal set, cr's for Douglas-j.— ing the name "young demo- treasur er of the state club an in v estig atin g but Alcoholics Anonymous 1 closed meeting) 8 p.m., 1201 Walter 16, of RI 2 Long crats" until it is properly char"Because of the highly unsa- were not supplied. wood, *ho filed 7hursday in W. First St., Sanford. tered ti.s actors nature of the p Orfando, *ill be held Sunciay ai 2 The investigation was repm at Aoamonte Chapel United 1.)nian fligh School Band Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band State organization officials nary investigation iof the c Church of Christ OW68fed by by Don room. claim the local arin failed to group), failure to cease use of quested in December Rev ES Castor, the county , our comply with rules last year re Funcfal Home. 622 Semoran Sanford-St minole Art Asia, 6 '10 p.m. , co'5ered dish Democratic executive conl. (hate It ii ctor ,tnst you , rctzsuancc of its char Center. I_Xrnonstration by Dorothy mittee Castor i lie ca lledf ter liall, Oriando artist. a pro be after Smith did not STARKE. MRS. H. RUTH— respond to his request for a fiFleet Resene, 8 p.m . tjneral Scr tCcs for Mrs H Starke 01611 Lust Ave nancial statement Editor IN Managing Editor Advertising Director CURRIE, ROBERT C. MARKEY, .. -j--1_- 3 2771 Friday, January 9, 1976-4A WilliAM D. . Herald HEN('fl AVE.. Area (fr 305-322•2f11 t'r &11.9993 -I J_ .--- Lvening -- II t I ut'5 %etk. 5 renLs Month, \car. $.84O t3 Mail: In Florida same as home deliver. All 'tht'r mail: Month. $270; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. $2.40; 6 BRIEF - - PPI1.II -- - - 'Worst ø. Long, Confusing -' Race Has Begun - 'r.... I - - ------ - ----- ________________ Some of the current crop of presidential aspirants have been barnstorming for more than years, but it generally is agreed among political observers that the presidential election year begins in earnest now that the holiday season is over. (inc of the many bellwethers is the ruling of the Federal Election that as of Jan. Commission . JOHN CUNNIFF ____________________ RAY CROMLEY 76 _ Study SCORE BOAR D Chop Head - mm ttee i 1 To Kill The NEW Julius Sniskn, coin. illissioner of the Bureau of Labor Stafistics, is YORK AP - Democratic Parts'. A complex and ambiguous new election law, which includes public financing of presidential candidates, is frustrating and fusing, If the po lls are accurate no candidate in either party has the approval of a majority of his party. And finally the inordinate num be r of primary elections some 31 that will choose about 75 per cent of the convention delegates encourage the demagoguery that Mr. Gardner fears. Despite the turbulence, however, we believe Shiskin, whose ability and integrity are highly regarded even by most critics, concedes there have been problems with the measurements but hernaintains they do the Job and that th e official jobless rate -8.3 per cent in November is a good measure. that the worriers and doomsayers are overstating the case. While it is true that the American political process is in one of its transitional stages for any number of reasons, it also is a fact that there is no "It has multiple uses," he said. "It's a good rylical indicator. It's an excellent measure of economic performance. And it is also a good indicator of economic and psychological hard. Doubts about the figures have grown t )., Some users of the Jobless rate feel the true level and meaning of unemploymen! is poorly un derstood, and that the figures are badly unrsthted. 1t expanding into legitimate businesses and , ,, Nevertheless, Shiskin, who is responsible for ga thering and reporting the figures, generally defends present concepts and techniques as und, If sometimes imperfect. A review Is he feels, to satisfy critics. _____________________ fueling the corruption of officials and police. Yet, I j SPERITY we're bumbling our attacks on the snyndicates - going after insignificant targets, ignoring the / jugular. 1 _______________________________ ________________________ C5S,Ot'l _______________________ _______________________________________ ____________________ __________________ ________________________ ________________ ________________________ ________ — / substantial radical element in favor among The signs that Americans instead favor the middle of the road are abundant and, in the long run, will not he lost among the candi dates. Nevertheless, like many other Americans, WC yearn for a way to move faster toward Nov. 3 when ke — ployment statistics, - a WAS}HNGTON Organized crime costs yow family and mine $1,000 a year 150 billion among those who would like a blue ribbon reflecting largely the disarray of the Sn — committee appointed to reiew Concepts and procedures used in developing official cm- recounted time and again. The field of candidates _____________________________________________________________________________ No syndicate can operate on any important scale for any length of time without large payoffs to officials or police, usually both. So long as these authorities go free, or if only a bribi recipient here or there is caught and jailed, a clamp-down on organized crime Is Impossible. investment capital and working capi ta l are esenUal to any major synthcate Operation. But our attacks on organized crime, in the main, ignore these truisms. We are so obsessed with the thought we must catch the man actually running dope, stealing, strongarming or hijacking, that we end up with a barrel of small fry and, in total, a few billion dollars worth recovered from the $50 billion thee ' syndicates take ho me. Brez long last the nation can set a course, Outdated ? The mviI Service system, long synonymous with good government, has fallen under attack as too rigid, too cumbersome to be compatible with modern management methods. Diehard supporters of the so-called merit system like to point out that career members of the bureaucracy resistcd efforts during the Watergate period to subvert the federal machinery for poiUcal ends. It must be conceded, however, that the bureaucracy has been equally resistant to progress toward more worthy goals. The sternest critics of civil service, mostly at th e state and local level, contend that systems are hopelessly archaic and inflexible, hampering elected officials in Implementation of policies they were elected to carry out. Chicago, Minn eso ta and -egn Clvi! 5r I. hiring, firing and pr omotion functio ns back to elect ed leaders, But there must be a better way of restoring efficiency government than drifting back to patronage and the tyranny of ne v os machine politics, A less narrow approach to personnel policies by Civil Service boards would a llow better utilization of talent and provide a means of trimming dea dwood from t he bureaucracy. And it wo uld preserve the essential safeguards against political manipulation of public Jobholde's. - IkSSSS . a !,ll.' 'I, a y t P awsu t - AP ___.._ - --- ______-_ ..-_.---.-- ------- Free Home %egetable GardeningSeminnr, .30p.m., Altanionte Springs Civic entcr, sponsored In Seminole Se --— --,-----------r--=--- -- - _ - _, _ ___ -_ ,-_ __ _...... ,__ _ ......_. ---.-,-------------, --- _-_- — -------------- --?----_ -- - -----e-------------- - -- ----'- - - Mar% J. Coyne Adeline Gebhardt John hi Hanner Velma V Johnson Velma Dawn It. Kelley Nlar% J. Sparlanan 'anfordAdseistQmrch' 2-4 - WEATHER WFDNFNDAY. JANUARY 14 The Almanac o f 177 6 ;ati :ray in be lieu of :' flers . to the Cancer - - ---------------------- - - SanfordKlwanisClub,noon,CivicCenter l ltoru Community ( rikr THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m. Mayfair Country Club Mostly fair mild Sunday with lows near 40 to near 60s and highs in the SOs north to 70s south Mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers Monday. Lo ws in mid north to mid SOs south and hlghsmld 6O north to upper lOs south ('tearing and cooler Tuesday' with lows In upper30s north to mid Ws south near north to lo%er , Alcoholics Anonymous (open meetIng), 8 p m, 1201 W. First St., Sanford, American Legion Post 53 17.92 Sanford 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 Seminole South Rotary Club, 750 a mu, lord Chwnley's Altamonte Springs. SATURDAY,JANUAJIY 17 Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, 2 pm., 1201 W. First St., Sanford 70i south, Sat ur day's Daytona Beach tides: high 1:52 a.m., 2:06 p.m., low 7:59 am,, 8:14 pm. Port Canaveral: :h 143 a.m., 145 7 p.m., ow a.m., . .fl1 Audubon WihtliIe Films, Bush Auditorium, Rollins College. Winter Park,2and8pni Fili nonceylon l)man 111gb School Band Boosters will have table at Maitland Flea Market all day'. - _____ — .. t -.,.-~--• O'~ . - - - — - • --- -c-- - - -- 4 1 -- -- .-- - - -. - r - - . .-•_ '.- - - , - L IV* _we, - Memortai Park mausoi eum. 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Burial w#11 be Monday at 11 a m al Glen Haven Cits Robert L. hlr4inning, Orlando Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Jaint's tWand;n Thursday's high 74, today's low 29 Fair through Saturday. wine Saturday. 1,0'A S In the upper ZOc and low 30s witti lro%tlicly,nlgh Saturday near GO \ortht rh', winds IS to 2 mu ph, decreasing at night Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The caboosLt. favorite recipe for popovers. Hazel I lripp Estelle . Welborn I,ola It. Wettsytein Alice Beinert. DeBary E. Carol Doyle, DeLand Zora Cole, Diltona LetaI3. Skiles, Dwight Illinois position. L. Schultz, Like felen Charles C. (.edulding Orange Paul miss,onary oaptist Church V Robert Doctor : Senior Citizens 3-day to ur to Everglades Fort Mycrs and 1~ik e Okeechobee. 1 eave.s S 111ford Civic Center, 8 a.m., pick up 4it ('asselberry, 9 a.m, Ohio ( lab, 6 in Covered dish supper f p.m., Seventh and F Ini - -J - . 1:- held Sunday al 2 p m. al St Castor said lie sent a letter to Smith in November .sking for the information So he could "respond affirmatively to any. one requesting information about the llillstx)rough Countv Young Democrats and expf.cialls about their financial JANUARYS Sanford ikins Club, noon, holiday Inn bay, longer than any other American out a roar of rage and conducted a scholarly study of domestic cornSimilar smear campaigns were run against and became too s.unmoned a trusted assistant whose functIon it munism, which co concluded the Fill was over- former agents Bill formidable a public figure even for Presidents to Turmi' and Bernard Conners, challenge. - , ' pink paper was understood to mean they should One agent wrote a deLiled destroy the message after reading it. letter explaining hy Hoover's favorite hymn wss "The Old A recalcitrant former agent, Jack Levine, Rugged w Cross," then learncd the correct hyn -uf was railroaded out of the FBI by was "Rock of Ages." The Hoover but agent simply changed struck back with an article ridiculing the Fill the names, utilizing the same reasons. director. The vengeful Hoover blocked LevineBecause of built. But there were some passages that were through Fill field offices to the media, his mastery of publicity, from getting a Job at the Justice Department the old less than flattering about Ibover. The Fund for the Republic, meanwhile, tried to block his and curmudgeon lasted on top of the bureaucracy admission to the Arlzor.a Alter he read it, he let .-- - -- (( -- _ t - - '_ - ._ -- I with -- --- _ on The agent would rather have faced gangland ctmis. Communism, "Masters of Deceit," which was gunfire than Hoover's wrath. The tongue lashing The FBI chief direc ted his subordinates t '5TIttefl for him by FBI ghostwriters. The FBI was more than he could take; he broke down and prepare a monograph ripping Hutchins to chief arranged with a friend to set wept like a baby. "Mr. Hoover," he sniffled, "if I up a front He built his enormous power by manipulating had known this book pieces. They became so impressed with Hut. group, whiCli bought was hundreds of copies of the th e press and maligning his coming out, I'd have chins frern their research, however, that tics. Thanks to they book and distributed them thrown my body into the prse to block it." to influential r ully publicized human strengths carefully produced a mild monograph, Down amid in. Aiiicrl'ans. Glowing reviews, prepared Inside Al though it was too late for this sacrifice, structions to rewrite the piece, ca ef hidden human failings, he appeared ma king t the Fill, were distributed to the press. Hoover ordered his minions to prepare hall-a- suitably derogdto-y, on pain of being censured, a man of action fighting the forces of evil. indeed, hoover established a powerful More than 40 years of planted press notices dozen black, fiber-bound volumes of critical lb ,second, more vicious monograph was leaked publicity machine. For example, a transformed his bulldog visage Into a national analysis tearing apart the Lowenthal book, to the press. letter-writ ing unit, staffed with FBI agents, These were used to personalized symbol. His staccato speech and em man compose harsh book reviews, his Another famous scholar, Henry Steele correspondence. The agents provided inquirers which were secretly circulated to compliant Commager, nerism completed the image. also offended the Information on what kind of suits, shoes and great G-man, Writers who dared to criticize Hoover wound newspapers and magazines. Agents were even Hoover fired off pink sheets to field agents, ties Hoover wore, how he liked his steak and up on his hake list, which was far more deadly reduced to canvassing booksellers and urging directing them to smear Comnzsuiger. The use his _ *M, T-!~%Xa"i" Democrats' U •ii republic, Only a complete exposure of his abuses can prevent them from happening again, - -- — w,s11lN(;1'oN — We have been digging into was to prevent such embarrassments. hoover blowing its importance. This Inflamed Hoover, who also the secrets of the late J. Edgar Hoover, whose angrily threatened to fire the man for wrote critical books about the FBI. falling to who ordered an-all-out Investigation of abuses of power made him the most formidable block the publication of the both the In contrast, l'oover (Iirecte(I a vigorous book. Fund and its head, Dr. Robert Maynard and feared bureaucrat in the history of the Hut- promotion campaign to sell his own book - ' mt.s. Youn Late FBI Chief Manipulated Everything " - '----------- .-.-.- ' Free blood pressure , Acerir'liuu,s., '''''' , ..,'juIII%JII. - -.-.-. Funeral I ight, Sanford. . -- - ..' BERRY' S WORLD - - .. JACK ANDERSON them not to stock the book, than the Fill's most-wanted list. Attorney Max Lowenthal, Inc exampie, But this wasn't enough to placate the questioned the Fill's fabled reputation In a book irascible FBI chief. He also ordered every index entitled simply "The FBI." It dealt more with in the Fill checked for derogatory Information the corrupt agency Hoover had inherited than about IAJ'5tmthal lie seized upon a vague tie the eIkc'jve crime-fighting organization he ' AR EA IC A TUC l__ - - - Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. of - w ef Po I a n - -"* 1 UIâ .IP,1b4,. ---i — "I know made a New Year's resolution to stay around the Wh,te House more, but I've got this ter,i -'l urge to shake hands h . - the election is over, a mandate is established and at -- /f The men can be replaced at a dime a dozen. And the syndicate losses from law enforcement off icers represent a minuscule percentage of LONDON ECONOMIST taxes most of us pay. The procedures used by Shiskin are largely a There are, as Indicated above, only two roads product of the Committee to Appraise Em. to fective syndicate busting. h \fIc) ployment and Unemployment SatLcucs, creat ed d SOIIW in 1961 and commonly called the Gordon Cornmeans must be found to search out and WAJt.SAV Leonid Brc-Thnev may not be in members) with his supporters. This, and the identify criminally acquired monies which is not mittee for its chariman, Prof. Robert A. Gordon. ° difficult as it sounds. And all such money, the best of health these days, but he traveled all dropping from both the central committee and Shiskin praises the Gordon Committee the way to Warsaw recently in order to give the the politburo of Franciszck Szlachcic, Gierek's wherever Invested, recommendations. Still, he concedes even in legitimate ensome leader of Russia's biggest ally in Eastern erstwhile protege and right-hand man, who terprises be confiscated. This may prove exserious changesofhave developed since then, such Europe, Edward Gierek. a pat on the back at his apparently showed himself too pushy last year, medingly difficult but there ire laws which. in as an increase women In the labor force and party congress. Brezhnev's pay-off from the are signs that the party leader wants to con- the main, would make this isssible. the extension of jobless benefits, both of which l'olish leader was a warm tribute to Poland's solidate his power base in anticipation of might tend to change procedures and interFurther, there must be provisions for fines so Russian connection, coupled with his en- troubles ahead, pretations. large that syndicate operators, once caught, dorsement of the idea of a world Communist would have to dig so deeply into their capital and Gordon. an economist at the University of conference to uphold Russia's primacy in the Perhaps to strengthen their leader's hand the capital of their associates, the might find a California-Berkeley, believes another corn- World Communist movement, against pressures from Russia and his own comeback next to impossible. mittee should be created partly because t he The Russians have wanted this conference for hardliners, some 70 Polish intellectuals have Typically, fines today are so small in corn- * thstribution of many millions of dollars in protested against the planned changes In the parlcon with profits, convictions normally put no revenue sharing depend upon local Job statistics, some time butpper even keener on it now that Polish constitution, approved at the party which at best can be trusted only "cautiously." (Timp in the illegal operaUorts of large or midtheir project for a European Communist con- congress, which are designed to emphasize the lerence has run into serious trouble owing 10 We-zed syndicat es. the Communist party's leading role In society. Mfred Teller's criticisms have been of a di!- opposition of Important parties in Western Evidently It isn't enough to merely recover stolen the protesters fear that these formal ferent nature. Teller, now a Census Bureau Europe, plus Rumania and Yugoslavia. For good Employe, declines to comment from that measure, Gierek also threw in a sharp attack Ofl changes could also mean a further erosion of the country's modest degree of cultural and Even the arrest and conviction of middle and position, but during his years at Georgetown ina. religious freedom. University he attacked what he felt was subupper rank syndicate management hardly gives The Polish people were told by Gierek and jecti'e questioning and analysis. imuse UJ U1 of rations. IflC top men are se ldom other Polish leaders last w ee k that their living caught and even more rarely convicted. Among his many criticisms was that a lot of standards would go on rising but only if Moreover, it is money that makes the operation people would ra th er say they weren't looking for production costs go down and productivity goes go. More men will always be available for the a lob than admit to a qiIctioncr that they were up. A "flexible pricing policy" will syndicate if the money Is there to pay them. replace the unable to get ork. Some might say they were se pre nt pr ice freeze on basic foodstuffs, ill, he fou nd , and thus eliminate themselves from bu t only The second emphasis must come in a vastly after the government has had anoth er good look the la bor,itatistics. expanded drive to determine what officials and at th e economic facts and consulted the workers. Through his research and that of others tIC what police are receiving tribes. found a curious recurre nce: Many of the reasons Price increases will be phai,ed in gradually, so Worry less about numbers of cases and small as not to upset too many people. people give for not being in th e labor force have a convictions. Worry more about drying up large cyclical nature, developing as alibis and excuses amounts of syndicate capital. Shoot for the Gierek has repla ce d nearly half of th e cen tral big when jobs are ha rd to get. committee now enlarged from 115 to 140 deal, then much of the smaller crime may fall by the wayside, citizens. System I __________ troubles are forcing its into "politics of (liSillU.SiOfl" American EEEEE Needed and that this, in turn has "already blown the steam out of American foreign policy and, before long, may mire (our) financial recovery," The imponderables of 1976 have been is crowded, Co dm aft Editors of The Guardian assert that our economic - ' ________ pa.gn" in uhich - the portents have never been so misty nor the outcome so potentially dismaying." -, ' ' the Common Cause already are warning candidates gratutitously to avoid demagoguery. And as far away as England The Guardian gloomily declared recently that the United States of America is embarking on a "prolonged, bitter election cam- - - i 111 1)1 1FeSi(l('1it hrd S appearances at political functions will be counted as efforts in his own behalf. Nobody expects 1976 campaign to be a bed of roses. Political ecologists like John Gardner of - -,*-- ----.-=--- - --: I _ -- .- -- _____ __________________________ - -LtU---- -- . �L 1— - - I I ---- -4 -1 = - - M ________ B d flier:One 1 - . Tr ai 1 - I - AW Chase the ball seems to be the name of the game In soccer, and Seminole High did the Wednesday night, besting Spruce Creek, 7-0, on goals by Billy Lee j two 1, Skip Burdette, Chris Pilcher, Bobby Duggar, Daryl anders and Bobby Kelly. Seminole's defensive standouls included Virgil Jenkins, Ricky Slann, David Parker and Dan McInlosh. Seminole plays again Saturday at 6 In a home game against Apopka. SEMINOLE ON ATTACK - '- F y water, lhad to three-putt Said Miller, bitterly 64—Eveni n g Herald, Sanford, Fl disappointed, completely Subdued, almost in ters and pieking just above a whisper. Ail his troubles were centered the 460-yard, par-four l8th I of the Ti.i Na tional Coll Club course. In the gathering gloom of late afternoon, Miller went to that journeyman (iIbb Gilbert at six-under par 66 for U first round lead Thursday in the $200,000 Tuscon Open. ButMillcr pushed his drive to the right in the glimmering wa. ter of a man-made lake thiat s proidedsomanyheart.achesin this old event. He finished the hole with a triple bogey, a round IM-1A CO//e e Draft Scoutin Syste Kev For Cowbovs Zz4 , 7! 4 r t ou AW - MEMM - • .1 : ' Friday, Jan Quick as a bunny 9,1976 miss the cut for the last to well, not ally that fast - the greyh oundsat the San f ord-Orlando Kennel Club ;haseSwIf, the mechanical lure, around the 16th mile o val In In;o.d. SOKC - open mat bees Wednesday and Saturday at 1:45. days' ctivity. ey Seminole, Ovie o, Home L yman,N aval d Toronto ; as . y .: . - - Baseball 41 ' 11 Is 8 42 132 127 Amelia Gal FOURTH 1, AleCha Elorla Boston 2, ex. Bannon'%' Duke~ 5 H,D'& Cecil; 6. Bilbao Zarre, 7 Manoto Sanchez. s Berkley Duff; 1. Clay Delaney; 8. Alava Perez. Rusty Toby Torordo S. New Y ork island V slump in a The high school basketball beat goes on KANSAS CITY (AP) Lake Brantle A lie noted the association has ers, and McNa ll y, wi Me 5-16 A 1 Aragon; 2 Er EAST chave th the Oct. 28 claiming the grievances major lest of baseball's "r tonight with five Seminole County fives in home encounter against Metro Conference PhhiaI Dela ware 70, K's Hopeful; 3. a o Los Angeles Carol's maintained it was willing to Montreal Expos, maintained Montclair t 65 Nancy. 4 1 Chucho Mencha , S. Sala by Msersmith and McNally because PpAChmfl? S Creslip. 6, High Muguer. 6 Marur, Ramon, 5?. Louis 1, Wathngton 2 action, featuring a Five Star Conference inember Orlando Boone. serve clause,, moved up on a gree to some kind of reserve they were free agents because were, in effect, illegal MIT 92, Ne jersey TNh s4 Detroit 5, Minnmta 0 vv3Y Robber. I. Barn Serg, 8. Glen's Cel8ya Sengoa. 1, Fermin Larre., matchup in Sanford federal court dockut Thurs&y system, Seminole and Carol Buffalo 1, Vancouver 5 but considered the prothey had not signed contracts they were precluded SIXTH — 1. Cachomiguei, 2 by the Bea ch Mainland. at Bishop Moore while Sanford visions for such a system neg SOUTH SEVENTH — 5-11, D: 1. Wyclif! Today's Games Bengoa, 3 Negui+Pefel, A beforelast season contract language. James, 2 Kitty Shay, i ceemax; 4 Aretha Javi, S. 7Dngo Zarr. 6 the old dispute between players tiable. Chicago at Atlanta Oviedo is home against Spruce Creek. while e. a St 61 w Naval tests Mount Dora Bible tfla road am1,, California at Richmond 71, E Tmne-ss ee 6y ng?on Bilbao Echa," and club owners be settled at Team owners chum perKauffman was Joined Ui tli Barber-Scotia 92 Maryland E Saturdays Games ncorrnan The owners didnot respon(jto petual rights to players' set suit by alitheotherowners The Shore 69 the Largaining table fell on deaf Sov ie t W i ngs New York SEVENTH the Proposal and Judge Oliver, VI ears. of 70 and wsks (our qtrnkiq 7 Mnrniri Af!ef; 3 Kenny B '.e L,: I k Ooti A Early Islanders. exhlbillon I'Pq 11 Pollins go. Smicn u 67 ho had sidd he hoped to avoid them. New York Rangers W Kansas Eckert 4. victory victor, S. Ultra YZ8, Sr Larrl Quiola, 6. Aldana in the first competitive roundo ' They Point to a provislorl court struggle when the neutral najacksonville St. 9], $1. Bef Vlolenc' City e; 6. Penny Evans; 1. Fancy Alberdi. I Domingo Aran*, a 'iria lengthy litigation, set the c the 1917 26 pro golf tour. calle#J on attorneys for the club DAUAS iAP) - For the s ears tough trades hot it gill Ourt of their contract with the party of a three-man ar- MCN"Se 104, Louisiana 17 Fillie. I President Lad. Detroit sI Montreal Brandi, a former tklb) ph flhlStaKeS to see sthy a Bill timetable during an afternoon "It as a temble shot" Md owners and the Major League third time in six years the DalNew Orleans 7o, Samford 61 NINTH — 5.16, C: 1. matinee Idol; Vancouver at Patsburgh plavers association saying if a bitration panel ruled the two EIGHTH 1. Alava-Aguirre, 7 catch up with you when no new tographer. luid I hobbv of rat- Thomas failed and why a Bur. 2 Otto Maker; 3 Tiny T;de; 4. ler said. Los Angeles at Toronto Pla y ers Association to file session pla}er declines to sign a con las Cowbov`3 have mide the Na- guys come in, Brandt sid, ing footNill Players pitchers were free agents ' in 1960 ton Lawless exceeded ex. Tho5 St Louts at Minnesa MIDWEST briefs by Jan. 15 nd scheduled "I never thought I would do tion4il Football League iham- adding 0 The court here finds itself tract by Mardi lo, "the club Factual, ?. M,A.'s Dennis~ : California at Boston Michigan 106, Wisconsin it hen Dallas became an NFl pcctations,' sa ys Brandt The panel's findings will have hat I did, but I did it It Just the hearing for Jan. 19. Bouncer Boy pionsWp game thanks to the "You can't be a 100 per cent expansion team. His knowledge 0,ai Roberts 73, Kansas ?o Sunday's Games dealing with the greater issue of shall have the right by written MSfurs Mencha, noverturned if Oliver rules Lawless, a rookie from Flori. came from out or the blue. I bee In the morning session of the baseball's resere clause as Minnesota 77, TENTH — 5.16, A: 1. Ripple Rube Soviet Army at Philadelphia Illinois 61 co llegte draft and a su pe rb drt team Sometimes )OU get impressed Tex Schramm, no NINTH — I Aguirre. 2. Zarre. i to renew his contract for the in fa vor of the owners A deci Flyers exhibition da drafted In the second round can belie ve it" Float 3 Buck Bannon; lIIinss St 92 W iiino, 79 Sala, i Bilbao,E'Joza 6 Alp 7 scouting system Pretrial conference Thursday, result of grievances filed last the period of one year on the too many lineba ck ers &nd have club presient and owner Clint in 1975, NOrthwirstern 105. Mich. SI $9 Tom Wood, S. L-L 's Dan; 6, KS New York Rangers at Chi moved into the starting sion favoring the player -3 amoHe tried a little smile It held to estahllah procedures, f MIAMI i APi - ('alder Race tiger of Calder and president ard ['allot, chairman of the :ago Sprite; 7. Atgo Robot; 1 8 Mystic Wichita St emphlS 70 al l by two p1 tthees, And} lo, trade, Then on some rare oc. TENTH — I r ucho, 2+ Fermin, 3 urchisan. And sinct,- Its Ili- lineup at guard and has Played didn't quite come off. re a re rookies a n ciation would provide it wi th a o SI Judg e Oli Vancouver at Atlanta ver urged the Darties Messersmith Loyola Mucuerza 1 damon S Mena 6 sion ) ou find a eston Pear Course has shocked state racand general manager of the Bord of Business Regulation. and Dat ception D4IIlL has been an F wing Kauffman, owner of major in free agents on the team Dallas s s cli in the t o National ('nfl breakthrough in its ef . T or onto at Montreal ELEVENTH 34, But I in not in bad position Larrea to settle their longstamfing dif. on.' : 0 Wr av Mr.VN eNzIly. Mcsscrsmith, who the Kan,sias Ci ty Ing of(ieiih by asking (or 14 Trocal muting at the sanie 'I s ould hope the Caldtr offi notiv team that built i tself ference playoff games. GO;M Boston &I Wash;rkiton Astro takes to Super Bowl X. Only Ogutza Miguel. Royals, filed forts to gain a revision of the I'll be all ri gh t. Really, I played less racing da tes for th ferences in negotiatic was 'tlti the s Angeles Dodg SOUTH WE ST e 1976 park, said Thursday that there cials realize how impoaant the it in U S District Court here reser e System I running back Preston Pearson, Pittsburgh t Pearson when through the draft. K King, 6 silky O'Hare; I. Coroll Kid; Barre lan e S Alava SMU 82. ArkAnsas at omet mts a computer pretty good. I just hit that one summer meefing Min the track were two basic reasons for the monies produced by the thorBengoa 6 Dallas rks with a scouting WHA ironically obtained from Pitts- the Steelers became overa Amy Gibson. W Texas 75, Tulsa bad shot." AfeCha Perez. 7 ErdozaAxp.. I had in 19Th tends to take the personality out and WIL T OF GA Pis rtuestirig no reduction in operating days. oughbred industry for the char• SW Tex 61. Abilene Christian TWELFTH- 3-6 C I Ks burgh, and World Football stocked with running backs and goup ctidled "Quadra" which East Division But that one shot turned the charity dates at all. of it and you have to watch for "One Is to avoid as many un. ities are. TWELFTH-11 Bilbaomuguerza, League linebacker an Ca Dallas mapped him up without feeds information into a comN Eng : 19 Il 3 11 lii 112 sri, I hole tournament around. Sul Ross 11, Texas A&I 1] thiS says ran Daisy R.B.; S Go Go 2 Sala Ramon.3, Eroza Aitu. 4 Last summer, the track oper. profitable days as possible. The "I'd be interested in looking puter system named Optimum ponre weren't picked by the even having to pay the $100 From his customary position ated a 120-day regular season other is to conser ve cur horses Six players on the 43-man atthefigiirs he Systems Inc., a subsidiry of Ithink _______________ Cowboy computers and scouts. FAR WEST aier prict Inclapolis roster are among the leaders Miller, plus six extra (Lys tlut benefitformer first-round nd patrom for the long sum. We should all be willing to UCLA 62 Oregon 61 the Cowboys and owned Ii) West Division reco rd-setting winner of j this ed 9 "Some people like blondes draft picks — linebacker Lee charitable or ganizations, met season," he said • The free agents on the team Murch!son. examine t heir figures at the A6 149 124 evada-Las Vegas 90, Seattle and some hire brunettes, but I include Drew Pearson, who evthe last couple of seasons, state universides and the Uni. S dan, tight end Billy Joe Track officials said the bene. board's I Feb. 3) dates alloca. Thtre are five fulitime scouts n 69 suddenly was sdil back in the versit of Miami S Diego 1717 1 3* 113 1)2 feel like the draft is the way to caught Roger Staubach's last in the Cowbo% organization ° rZ defensi ve en d i ORLANDO SEMINOLE lit dat es raised 117Z500 for (ton Nev Reno io2, st Mary's ca Lez)Nu,Arn3:ica B Phoenix THURSDAY'S RESULTS 17 Is I 1? 117 133 go, says DaHas vice president Second Under Florida law, Calder lif. 76 mut system has* "T(x) Tall" Jones, running back charifies, but cost the track pass to de- The coniputer-s' Officials of Ilialeah said their Otlawa 120 IS) OVIEDO — The Oviedo lligh scorer, as he connected on / San Diego St 92 Iowa Gil Brandt, who oversees the feat Minnesota, running back had its failures like Bill Thom Charles Young, can apply for a maximum of 120 $42,111M, During the current Tro- track lost more than kerFIRST - I Negu, Via (1) 1200Unia AFberd, I Aldana Elorza Canadian $150,000 UC Santa Barbara 97, Port SECOND — I Eddy Leniz. 2 freshman team used a tightseven goals and two fouls. Winnipeg 28 15 0 56 lyg 121 6 60, 4 60. 7. Aldana-Sanchel if): N&ib regular dates and 14 charity pil meetin Cowboy scouting. "Washington Doug Denrdson; defensive back as, drafted No. I in 197Z Pwm. lineman Randy White and SAl g, officials said running nine chant) dates in land 75 I n1antrnan defense a nd 20 was followed in the has been only team I can Benny Barnes, linebackers as as a arKI scholarship days, which scoring l inebacker S4G5,000 was raised but $216,000 spring 197 Sacramento St 71 Stanlslaus 14, art(] Gulfsteam offi. flop but Robert Ne Calgary Point outburst In the second parade, for the Uons, by Brad st 66 are not mandato remember that has been able to Dave Edwards and Capone; Unta Elor:a 7 A$dana0kokl I as lt Edmonton SECOND cials said tha t rack lost $243,692 Larr,Alberg, house, taken in the second Four are second-round selecUtah 12. Utah St so period to win I ts first game of auxton and Calvin Wad, who trade for a championship team f ree safety Cliff Harris, place- round the same Elmer Vickers. gemral man. "It's a Weber St Gonzaga 39 year, gained tions—cornerback Mel Renf ro I 100 3 OguI:a Arana (1) 600 0 (2 the season, 55-37, over Lake finished the night with 11 and Thursday's Results "You might Improve a tepm kicker Toni Fritsch; and rc- over 9M yards this season. Echano Len;z. 3 Oguia Beitia 4 Newlikime, wide receiver GoldHowell's ninth graders eight respectively. considerably for one or two ceivers Percy and Ron Howard. Today' s Games "We go !. evalute our en n 111111 0 I'm W. The Liors c=e Into thie ii Al Squartinio, led Utie Silver Ar,ch6.Alb.r1i 7 Larri Okoki I 99 ana polls at Calgary contest with a mark of 6-3 as Hawks with six baskets for 12 Urfa Yta San D;eW at Nt England to a record of 14 for points. The flashy guard was -:: If the best things in life are their Sth .:; Seminole neighbors followed Edwin King who added Atlantic Division •:' s- : n Saturday S Games indeed free, then Saturday is a Ova After the firM eight minutes eight in the losing effort. 8lbaoBengoa 7 Same Sanchez I Ga Sa Diego at Quebec FOURTH I Alava MueI Uj mighty big day In Sanford for i Boston 2310 87 HO5!n at Mnneta It 60. 5 40, 3 60; 2. Negul lame (1) , of play the score was The lions will try to nin their philphia free throw shooters. FIFTH I Sala Bengoa 2 Er Ottawa at Phoenix 0 60. 340, 3 DomingoElorta (2) deadlockL Bullalo 002a Mencha, 3. Santi Ramon. 4 Sundars Games Two free throw shooting New York the home team broke the they entertain undefeated 11 72 450 81 1 Mar uf i Aguirre. 5, Fermin Echave, 3) 20410. Indianapolis at Clevel3nd contests are scheduled. Central Division 6 Celaya M,guei, 7 ManoloLafrea Minnesota at Cincinnati FIFTH — 1. Fermin Bengos (31 contest open, Croorm Mon(Uy at miedo in a Washington Basketball enthusiasts with a 20 IS S71 — San Diogo at New England 14 DO, 840, 41110~ 2, SalaMiguel (2)' 1 ChuchoW,,guerza In the smnd period. not only 6:30 game. Atlanta 11 16 .529 11-1 SIXTH — I Nequi Sanchez. 2 1 40, 6 40i 3. Celaya Mencha (6) 0 Ottawa of Winnipeg penchant for hitting the charity (hd the Lions bang home 20 toss have their choice. ne Houston Domingo Ecnave. S. Barre Bengoa, markers but they were able to OVIEDO — Nash 7 2 14. Warren 1 SIXTH 1. Oguila EMave (1) T~4 4 Knights of ColumLus have a N. Orleans t 15 40, 4 10, A W. 2 Bilbao Perez (m: 6 Alava Elorta, Bilbao Pere:, s hold the Silver Ilawks to a scant 0 2- Bauman o 1 1; CluxIon 4 3 11; Western Conference Ward 3 2 1; Geiger 13 5; Burke 0 2 2 tourney at All Souls Church and 5 20,160. 3 Negui Bengoa (3). 310. - Arecha Zarre. five points. Midwest Division SEVENTH — 1. Urfa Ltrit. 2. Ica Oviedo's Brad Cluxton (IS), Calvin Ward 110) ba (1 6). 31 40 P (1 6). 164 90 Bufnelllloj~ wilsono3i; mathleux the Elks aubis staging one at on 1 0 2. Totals 19 17 IS. SEVENTH mith. the lions' head I. Newi Yza (1) King 041 for rebound. P177SBURGH (AP) Penn SANFORD-ORLANDO After laboring through 1 1-13 talent. including fullback Stallworth and I vill, lean line. the Sanford Middle Sichiool. Milwaukee 0 4 IS 20 .429 1 6 Domingo i, used the fina l16 mi nu t esLAKEHOWELL_M H State's Joe Paterno didn't want season Noll 's first c1ir, the Franco harris KC 1271 375 5 1801403 lcaLeniz(7)360Q(1 a Perez. ba cker from Kent Lite named the job,so in 1969 the Pittsburgh Steeler s won a coin flip with the. Noll's top draft pick after that Jack Larribert. "fie's skinny, Pacific Division EIGHTH — I Sala Juan. 7. Alava 16 of his players into the loosely Waillck 0 1 1 Totals If 3 37 EIGHTH — I M&rufl mugvefla In the Knights of Columbus Steelers nude a low-keyed Chigo Bears for the top pick 1972 season as connerhack but he s tough Noll said 0 Stale 27 9 730 1600 480 7*0 2 Fermin M"W played contest. Kyle ) 6 310 3 Micky Vicky event, youngsters 1114 young assistant front the in the 1970 draft. J.T. Thomas, now a starter, but Maruri Miguel S Chucho Menha La ke Howell , 4 Oiedo's Dan Nash finished 13-37 The 6-foot4. 215-pound Lameligible, boys and girls. This is a Baltimore Colts their head chosequaerbackTer subseentchoicesinthatdraft SECOND C: 17 Ginger Oviedo P h oenix 16 II 411 10 1pi It 113 10 bert is one of 18 Steelers who council championship, to be coach. 1510 • TOmbo ry Bradshaw, then resisted were not as productive as in Portland 13 24 41 Lynn (5) IL NINTH - I Aguirre, 7 Zrr NINTH — 1. Altu (4), 73 40, 4 OiD will play in the Pro-Bowl this followed by advancement into Chuck Noll was hired because some tempting trade offers "A past )CJS Thursdayi Results DO(lS) Um 00; 0(56) S154 sinter. "He's so mean he hates district regional and state hisorganizatlonalmrndhadim- prospect like this might only B,IbAO lAip P (6) 360 0(31)6700 P(13)17630 In 1973, the Steeiers scram Cleveland 115, Philadelphia TENTH —11, Ramon. 7 Chu h I hi mself," 53)5 teammate tourneys TENTH Muguerta (1), pressed Steeler official Dan come along once every 10 bled for a wild card berth to th 105 I 40 4.40; 3 enc a (6) 1340 6.60. Mean Joe" Boone), Contestants shoot 10 free hose father Art )ear" said Steeler personnel playoffs, New OrIns 107 Kansas City 1000 5 60 1 IC 2 Andy Sh.nnai (6) San?, 7 Ljrrea • Maruri here they were 3 ermin (4) 340 0 (3) fOG P 180 760 3 Courageous Karen 97 , throws, with bought the franchise with $2,500 chief Art Rooney Jr. the winning ELEVENTH - % Alava Juan (3) (34) 14130 DD (43) i74G crushed by Oakland. BradWith Dan "Bad 0 5 00; Q (6 3) 116 20~ T (16 1) U01,00, ELCVCNTH in racarack. carrili ngs 1 r, a eitantsi going Intu the ;,vo t32.01 Bradshaw became a starter shaw, target of some fan kovich (trilling the offensive c,5 r, Today iGames 5 Afecha Aft. 6 Sama 8) 1910 17:0 483 2 Arerha The "Yankees" of auto racing have broken up. Hurley Ilaywood year after Noll was born. FOURTH — S 1 M I Miss his first season, and Pittsburgh criticism during the season, line in 1974 and BradshaIN sur- second round to shoot 15 free HAYWOOD, ashington at Boston Cacho Alpo,7 Manolo Perez I Ildli and Peter Gregg, co-driving winners of the last two 24 Chicago at Buffalo Erdoza miguri finished 5.9. That winter Noll was divorced in the offseason. viving a challenge from Joe 7 so. 3. Itio (1) 1 40; 0 S36) 7 40 P M igu e 1 13). 4 so, 0 (A 8) 61 70 P (I [fours of Daytona and the 1973 12 Hours of Sebring, are going their Los Angeles at Philadelphia TWELFTH 1. Erdota Aguirre. .4d when pressed about the Ill. made one of the most producwill shoot 20. 41 11 1111 1 10 7 40, 6 60; 2 Celays ' Aipi (6 3) 16 so 31.90. In that offseason, however, Gilliam for the starbrig quar. Detroit at Milwaukee 13% THE AS-SOCIATED 1111USS 2. BilbaoRamon, ] $anfijuan, 4 3 so separate %ays. When the 15th running of the 24 flours of Daytona starred image of the "Same old tive drafts in National Fo 0 tball Noll turne(I to the draft for terback job, the Steelers put it FIFTH — ~46. C: I Kansas eattle at Phoenix Fermin muguerza, s Sala Aipi, 6 Cit y TWELFTH 1. Santi Altu In the Elks group, youngsters GREGG SPLIT UP begins on Jan. 13, Gregg will also end his longtime association TEANECK, N.T — Ben Jolinson, 18, the se(Ti-id-leading Steelers" Saturday's Games Lea gue histo pl ayers like Lyn Swann, John all together. 26A0, (4 7) 27 40. P (4 7) 102 60, Big ' ORLANDO— Irish Gene Albuquerque, N. M. fie is 9 (not 10 until A pril 1) will Ricky (S) 9 40, 1 ?0. 3 Pile Reri (1) 0 ith the l'orsche laeto to drise for the rhl B M W works cor, Cleveland at Allanta er of Fairleigh Dickin on's basketb.ill team, was Though he didn't like the 4 20; 3 Sala Aguirre (2), 4,00" 0 8 Celaya Altu His 1971 choices brought him Wells of Orlando is now the scheduled for an Orlando main Portland at Houston shoot four feet in frunt of line. lean). nickname, Noll as called 'The Frank Lewis, Jack Ham, Gerry killed and to other pla)ers ere seriousi) injured when K C i ty a? Chicago Handle - 5171 5*9 A Other age groups for the Elks 2 SIXTH l6 A I Kid Domtle Johnson's car slammed into a utility pole on an ice-slick Pope" as a player at Cleveland Mullins, Dwight "Mad Dog" New Orleans at Detroit Th ere's Nothing A POINT IN HISTORY dileweight boxer in the world, Alan 'S ENTRIES Mover competiUon are 10-11 and 12-13, ths t Washingilon because he supposedly never White, Larry Brown, Ernie Like 4 60. 3 10 according to the latest ratings 3 Phantom s Pearl (1) 'Mere is no entry fee for e: York : FIRS T z 2 made mistakes. "fie was very Holmes and Mike Wagner. That 17 41t 97.4-*?rrP 1009e5ZZY THE BEST Sunday's Games released by The fling either tournament and trophies ;V - tL9fr,4 Eddy Beitia, 3 Barre Yla. 4 urz bright," former Cle v eland same year be cla imed kicker troll at Kansas city ENOO 84CK / /99 and ribbons are up for grabs (xc -i SEVENTH — 5.16, o: 1. jc,,3 Lenq, S EchanoOkoki, 6 Aldar3 ll!)ston at Philadelphia coach Paul Brown recently Roy Gerela on waivers from Aran&. 7 Larri Aiberdi. 1. Ica wlqlcly 4 Gene MisChIC4 (1) 700. 3,10- 2 if Washington at Cleveland Weila woke i nto the world T opper Go Houston and signed Glen Ed5 )(7) .11COR r& 011C14,60 AF41?5~ ORMONI) BEACH . Ha L Angeles at Milwa ukee The historic Ornnd I SECOND - 1 EthanoBta Noll used his first Steeler wards as a free agent. ranking at 154 pounds, following New York at Phoenix .5C'OR.FP .?7 Y7.6, 770WA!~ Garrage. used by automobile pioneers Henry Ford, "9O 31,11 draft pick on a relatively un. his Oct. 28 decision victory over In the 1971 season, Pittsburgh 7'0 04F ZP . 4,YP !;fWIV Y18, 5 CLhoSanchel, 6 Urfa Barney Oldfield, R.f'. Olds, Louis Chevrolet and offiers to EIGHTH — L1. C. 1. Shang Tang ABA known tackle some skepties moved to a new stadium and then-third-rated Mike Baker. HEAT PUMP d - 2 Lake Embe (5) dör26y, Ak prepare their cars for racing, was gutted by fire, Thursday's Games Alberd, dubbed "Joe Who' Now they improved to 2 60. 2 20~ 3 It ene Eckert (1) 4.4); Q Ile local boxer has since Then Noll No grtles Sc hedul" CALL . . W 11274IR 61,Yhrofhl Chlf6,F9 roday's Gae call him -Mean Joe" Greene. turned to the draft for more t i t jose Martin Fl PLUMBING & (A;r,6e ~~15 ,~4,#fe qZ1 TAMPA (AP) To Rose The rntuc some of the things I've Leen stroke and with it little hair left, HEATING INC and Eddie Davis, running his NINTH —I6. O 1 Gull x'm Alberd, S Eddy Javi 6 A'dana Son Anion;ct at Indiana regard a step NEW YORK (AP) — et e got some easy current winning streak to r007,04Z 4 Ail I Ed Hudson came up with an SsturdaY marks the coaching Up." ' Hose noted forhustling on the living to do, After all, I coached Saturdays Games and his overall record to 42-0, basehall field. is hustling BUFFALO — Bob Shaw resigned s ass stant ou1santin e football TENTH — S-li Al Ges Conover sayl he bought ~111 thosc )cars undtr Bill York l St Louis with 17 KOs. bosses: Ralph backboards Thursday night and the National Football League's Buffalo Bills to become ,, arounu wC couny speaking Indiana at San Antonio ' 1 Virginia at Denver ' I th H r sparked Croorm Iligh's fresh- of Auburn and Al Ctmover of miles north I T ' rC t f the of Austin, Tex., and at Rice where everybody, int. 0(1 41 0 60. It so The most active main event dinners and collecting awards. Sunday's Games OAANP Rice, ("anadian Football League, men to a 41 victory over has a herd of about 5,000. — 5-16. C: 1, Kristen The Cincinnati third baseman Kentucky a t St. Lou is boxer in the world in 197, Wells eluding athletes, had to know Jordan, 65, has the head Mount Dora, don't have to worry about how to read and write. Indiana at New York blitzed in from a dinner in Iowa fought 14 times last year Ilis 13 00. 460. 3. Paul Bolin ) Ir -Ybff-OW coaching job for the south. Con. the first olne nuking his grades to pick up, t1w Hickok Profm I ses ed or JYONCR. of them on offensive rebounding over,37, is one of Nsssistants. to get from pen to pen," 1p, with 7 1) 1"1, 31 95 $?,M,0W by a boy I dropped ('0111ing ()It plit decision to John sional Athlete of the Year Wqo Jordan, who's coached Au. quips. "And I don't have to front the t situations. Chris Cillmore TWELFTH — 4 0: 1 Belly Shan 'inney in Tampa, and by TKO Award for 1975 Thurday and AUCKLAND, New Zealaiid — Topi-seeded Onny Parun cant. And in that time MIAMI ( AP) It's too late to reverse a Dec.19 decision to 11) 6 AD. 2 10.2,80; 7. Mikirs Special W/?OTb o II or years an added 10 points to the Crooms n worry about one of them break I NHL guess I made most every of New Zealand defeated Colin Dibley of Australia 1-6, 7-6, to undefeated Elisha Obed at thell rushed off for a dinner at (6) 160. 2 80. 1 Montague Event (1) for the Super Bo t delay replacement of Ow turf 1%115 attack. Campbell Conference t4I wanting to reflre since 1772, Ing curfew or blowing a I.Ilock. bigtime coach in America Dayton J , Ohio IA Beach. We I lls as won ange Bowl will have a new for at It a ear. 7-6, 6-3 in quarter final action of the New Zealand Open mad Patrick DivIsion WItN IT It WaS the seventh straight said he's convinced he's mak- ing assignment 80 20 3910 "I was in Denison, Iowa, for a at me" Tennis Championships. straight before the Pinne pla)ing surface W L T Pis OF GA A - 1"91 Handle 129,116 C00 0 5 AD Actory for Crooms, and set the Ing the right move. A f inal decision was dela yed "What I got to worry about y loss, dinner last Wight ,Rose Ph itphia " said at 21 6 I 62 183 Ill wWch he avenged later with a Jordanannounced games. City I 2' "1 i Mc / Mage (or Monday's NY island going on 66 and with the mostly right now is how to sa the Hickok luncheon, where he TONIGHT'S ENTRIES sixt h-round TKO win. y that Tulsa's Jeb Blount will fAfif commissionets reversed an Atlanta OIN775i, Lord's permission, I have a lot 'sooey... soloicy, with the Oviedo freshmien, mendation by a citizen's com. received a belt valued at more so theyoll come the starting quarterback for thc Y Pang5 earlier n and of living to do," he said. "Being FIRST —1-16, I: 1 Coco Blue, 7 9; 6f 6 106 mittee than $15,OM. when I call them and how to I Both the fling, New YorkMOUNT DORA: Landers o 2, I S 20 4 34 1 7) 1 S& Clay J 3 )A Bronion. A Blue Thursday to la p.m. kickoff of the eighth tin. a coach is restrlhe - t he CunbeelO 7 Manning?? Smythe Divitiori prepare Just the right recipe for nual bow l clash "I got home to Cincinnati at Thurs,day's action came after (701,01BUS, Ohio Ha based "Bible of Boxing" and PenylY. 5 P(Vgy Raider. 6 Little Andrew Pattison of RhWesia out Poly-Turf with either 4 0 a. Shurnb&cker 1,1 x sinhan o o. h ng, the the most fattening slop. 315 a m, pick uJ)sct second seed ed a Chamber of Commerce offiup m wife ed w Id John Alexander of Australia 7, 6-7, Denny Stolz of ichiga n ti nateral grass, another but Vancvr 0. Totals 14111. recndflng, the meeting with 1316 7 31 l I?? Carry On 12 6-3 in the second round of the $64,000 World Champ "I 'Matinees Wed & Sat 1:45 cial tald attempts to persuade S Louis recognize Korea's Yuh Jae Do and children and was back at know they can't talk back, State, head coach for the fa. SE CON D — 3-4. 0: 1, G's 5iq ii r7i, Tennis Tournament. who the airpiort at National Foothal.1 League offi. 7 10, Hudson so is, Williams 1 o 1. *3 won't have a chance to fumble vored North, hasn't a quarter to seven. Trifecta Races as world champion. Obe 12 IS 2 26 IS 139 2 Baby Tars. 3 C. Pee's Tracy 4 wiih natural grass plantM over nnounced KC 7*1116 'A 11 76 4 26 % I is Douglas$ Babe; S, Texas Sue,* 6 Nelms 3 2 1, Hardy 10 2, Hkk& 10 2. young man's game." imside our own 10 and they're whether cia.ls to use the Orange Bowl for I took my children out of school hol&; the World Boxing Council * Big Perfecta .i Fargl basu atirl intricate he'll start Mike Kruc. Wales Conference Totals 5 AS Conover announced his ded. tough. They even eat Look Ethel. It Tell Doll. I future SuperBowl garneswould because I Wanted to them to see title, is rated No. 'I'Thursdays Ladies Nite I contender by Norris Nvision of Boston Col!ege or Charles BeW SOfl C VC Ct 1/1/115 t week . nakes. Mount Dorm 1211 4 0-31 Montreal me get this award. weu be fruitless unless the Lmm was TheRinand WBA THIRD $-4. 8: 1, Berilry. 1. *Monday Matinees Begin Feb. 22nd. -I think we've all pretty Bagget o( Michigan State as saying he was quilting to accept 3,f47 ;9V croarns L Angoits Is 1 27 11 7 46 138 143 McKavelt. I Mikado. 4. Jo Randa. rwver says he's had some Rose won ma close vote with ruirrowed it to grass," said deciAedPith 1520 1 34 155 162 S Friend Ardei; 6 KG Ace. 7 a private buiness offer. Wells kicks off his 1976 goiter Jack Nicklaus and good times and is "quitfing the Fouled Oit Landirs MEXICO CITY — Mexiclo's Raul Ramirez beat Cliff all am go Detroit C~inirnissioner J.1- Pluamr Thie forthcoming Suplet Bowl Backup quarterback for the agolet. I moccasin. KEffleJ,,,aJJB Perlorul Fouls: Mount Dora 14, campalp for a title shlot on Jan. heavyweight champion 1,101 be a hog business while ; am without WaShn Richey of the United States 6-2, 6-7, 7-6 in the quarter33 S 11 m 211 south is Bruce IIIII of FOURTH 5.16. D: 1. Be M~ Jr who introduced the motion is set for Jan. IS. ,. Crooms 10 , the Uni. "And after of Otk"'60 0" "Ov 11 in L"*tod 13, when he headlines against Muhammad ALI, the 1974 Adams Division eringa heart attack or it vt'rsit - of Ariuina. finals of the $64, M Seffin World Championship Tennis C&OUS-7 BAInbrY; 3, Mary A; 4. Go N - -- for three earstniggiedtoa o f it, - Friday, Jan L rL TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — John pack is composed of I)ii string to67 onetrokebdckof Tom Weiskopf, who became the leading Gilbert, a consistent Phil Rogers. Curtis Sifford, n Miller's fantastic string of successes In the Arizona desert the center of a raging con- itioney-winner and a one-time Larry Nelson. Frank Conner h had led every round of tro%ers) when he rnl!.sed the %Inrir In seen sears of tour dfld Jun Simons it for the last two rounds 0 activity. e ver) tourna mentints state British Open cimpion Tom since Jan. 12, 1974 — came to a this tournament a year ago, The group at 68, two off the Watson was at 70 despite losing rode it birdie-eagle-par-birdie pceaot watery nd four str kes to par over the last Millet "it was an easy seven," Milfour holes. ter said with a half-hearted Lee Trevino matclwd par 72 reach for humor in a comt. despite three three-pults. pletch humorlem situation. Arnold Palmer, now 46 and •'-• Sanford, Fl WNW er s Evening Hera a - Soviet Army e a - . . - ._• - Calder Requests Fewer I 3r For Cha rity Da tes, - - - . . - • .- vie o s Fros 0\ft/ e - - _____________ Free ForSaturday - - __. - - - -- - -- - - - - - Pro - LowmKe - f:;: ; Contest - - U Paterno Passed - -- •. -- - • Job •. . . - - - Noll Ca 1talizes Dog Racing - - - - ? We11s Named 4th In Rng Ratngs - IN e BRIEF ,, - .ç4. - Farleigh Dickinson Star Dies - Hickok It's Au Revoir For Jordcin Dora Loses Conover l L - -. t. -14 _y -A -~k&- 7Y4 1~. TSA4'.4 _T ' 1 Ormand Garrage Destroyed Award To CroornS - v - bX - -- - IL ~'~ tA WALL Shaw Opts For Hamilton' •. , . -::•.. •. .. Grass To Retu rn To Orange Bowl i Parun Advances To Semis - - 1 Pro Hockey John Alexander Ousted - N / fWM-ORMDO ..,• ....., . Art Alderete of Mexico at hlickok winner. -= - - - - --- -- - --- -- ------------.- - - -- . - -. - - --- - - - - -- -- ------------ --' -'.-- - -. - - - --.- -----. '--- -- - .. - _ _ Buffalo I ouanwnt. B - ton 71 99 5) 130 1I - - Mnale Toni. 7 Lake Barge, I - -- -• . -A : • Rarnirex Defeats Richey - -- • \ 'F . , - - ______ �-: OA-Ev,ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. L _ 1 7 _ " ijj Friday, Jan. 9,19y& A Staple Around The World Humble Ptt Dresses P nto Fine Fare The Discount Department Store NAN('V ltOilii Herald Correspondent Graceless, colorless and an unpresentable object at best, the humble potato is perhaps the most unportant vegetable in the world today. It appears on our tables more frequently than any other vegetable. This is due in part to the many varied ways it can he pre pa r ed , A little known fact surrounding the potato is that it was taken from South America to Europe as late as the 16th century. There it met with con- B the 17th century, the impoverished Irish, being the first to recognize it's nutritional value, proceeded to cultivate it, so that it soon became the most important crop of their country. In the middle of the 19th century, the gifted French chefs and in a small part, the Germans came to their senses and began to create a repertory of dishes which stili please us today. Presently, all of us, the rich, thepoor, and the in between, can look to the humble potato for an never ending source of culinary siderable resistance and dishes, at a reasonable was used mainly as a botanical curiosity. Chefs from all over Europe, taking a cue from the wealthy, refused to acknowledge its potential, to make 2 7`bsp finely price, The nays to cook and prepare a potato are legion, but I must confess, that one of my favorites is not to cook it all! Many cut or USe the green lop of a couple of scallions to make 2 tbsp. finely chopped 3 tsp. salt: 2 for the batter fly 4 * C' 11 16 a time, as a child, while my mother was preparing supper, along with my brothers and sisters, I would confiscate a potato, wash it, peel it, salt it, and eat it with relish! We have all prepared potatoes in more ways than we can count, but here are two recipes you may not have tried, SHREDDED POTATO PANCAKES Wrni CIII VES OR SC/ILI.IONS 4 med. baking potatoes (peeled and covered with e1ild water) Fresh chives, enough rnmd.s into thin cakes about 3 inches in diameter, and fry them over moderate heat for about 3 or 4 minutes on each side, turning them over gently with a large metal spatula. M they are done, remove them to paper toweling to drain. Proceed to shape, fry and drain the remaining potatoes similarly. Serve at once, sprinkled with the remaining salt. WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Jan. 9. 1916-lB 111111111111111111111111 - bowl. Do not (train off the fat begins to turn 1- ghtly water that ill acculnulat(' around them. Quickly stir in the chives, or scallions, 2 teaspoons of salt, and a few grindings of black pepper. (Cover them with plastic 4 tbsp. chicken stock hrown, make the pancakes by dropping 2 tablespoons of the potatoes in 3 or 4 heaps into the pan, leaving about 2 inches between them. Gently flatten the while they are 5till hot, for sewsoning. Add more ifresh or canned 2 (sp. salt 1 tsp. dry mustard 4 tbsp. ,inc vinegar Freshly ground black pepper holding them one at a time in a towel if necessary to protect your hands. Slice them immediately into 'to . inch rounds and place them in a large mixing salt if needed. Serve at room temperature. If you must refrigerate, be certain to remove the salad at least two hours before serving. .6. Im .,1,, -.,; I)i I ..'-. ,1 "Flandria" FRENCH POTATO SAL%l) 2 lbs. sm. new potatoes (the same size) !P I Motivate 'Old Dog' - 188 Reg, 109' Portable All Clearance' , $49 Orig. 99" Sweaters 12' Blouses Orig. 5.99-10.99 Our Entire Stock Of Bed Slacks Pillows, Rea. Price To 4" Reg. 18" _ .- Shave I . 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Mrs. Myers, assisted by her husband, F4, and PLENTY OF SLEEP IN write to "Dear Abby" for a real son, John is preparing for the Fourth Annual Sanford Depres good answer. sion AI.TADENI% (',lass Show to be staged Jan. 24 and 25 in the Sanford Civic SECRETARY,.,OVEIt4O ('enter, Approximately a half-million dollars worth of glass is DEAR ABBY: My wife and I expected to he on display to delight collecto rs and amateurs alike, recently moved into a new I)EAII O R: Try "To hom (Herald Photo by Jean PaIteson home. We love the place, but it may concern." if that strikes e're having trouble with our >°U as heim too impersonal, how about "ladies and (;e -- ,! - - - no 0 old wife who wanted to know where she could buy some salt discrtnnnation and Women's peter to slip into her husband's lab, etc., how does one addri-'', a letter to food A Christmas party for IwIin, Mrs. Darlene Horn, Sniith, Brian and Mark Smith, Schoolhotc. Final plans were :hildren of Theta Epsilon Drew and 1)avnl Horn, Mrs. Mrs. Karen Wallace, Tiffany' announced for the Christmas Chapter members Beta Sigma Mariles McGibb on. Robbie and and Allison Wallace, Mrs. bail that the chapter was Phi, was held at the home of I'at ('ores Powell and Michele Mvnie Schanel, Ashly and Bill hosting at th e Mayfair county Moyc. Delighting the children McG i bbon, Mrs. L inda Sh;inel and Ronnie Dudley. Club. The last meeting of as Santa Claus was Jay' War- McKibbin, Jennifer and iiike. month was held at the home of Christopher McKibbin, Mrs. The first meeting of the Mrs. linda Sapp. The members Parents and children at- Pt Moye, Bob and Stacey month was held at the home exchanged Beta Buddy gi ft . t nding were Mrs. 'I m 11 a Moyc Mrs Linda . Sapp, Brady Darlene horn Lmntii Mclubbmn and Pat Moyc shoed th' Rojanowski, Jamie and Stasi and liriane Sapp, Mrs. Casey had as her guest speaker movie of the children's l(ijanowski. Mrs. Debbie Sharrow, Sean, Shannon and Christine Jones and Nancy Christmas, party as her !t lin, Chris and Handy ('ores Sharrow, Mrs. Math likker fr o m the Little Red program. 10 I) - IS ult.1IP ' - - ~_, - to YOU chuckle. It was from that poor answered. J .. hang it outside your deor. If he drops by unexpectedly again, DEAR ABBY: I hd\c I l)LAI( ABB\ That letter question Ill bet mans from All %'.OHE OUT IN I A gave my' husband and me a secretaries would like to have l - questions here are. "Does JOE think he needs to learn? 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Pour in the chicken stock and stir the potatoes gently with a rubber spatula until they are thoroughly moistened. Mix together in a small bowl the salt, mustard, vinegar and a few gratings of black pepper. Pour it over the still-warm potatoes and again toss them gently to coat well. Then let them rest for a bout 10 minutes, stirring once or twice. Little by little, stir in the olive oil. Add the scallions and parsley, mix well (gently to prevent the potatoes from crumbling) and taste Cp. wrap, if they must wait, But if they are allowed to rest for more than 10 minutes or so, they will turn an unpleasant brown, Combine the butter and oil in a 10.12 inch 'eavy skillet and set it over high heat. When the butter has melted completely and the 1 4 z and 1 to sprinkle over finished pancakes Freshly ground pepper 3 t bs p butter 3 tbsp vegetable cii One at a time, pat the potatoes dry with paper toweling and grate th em on the shedding side of a grater into a large mixing, Coping Today % ' olle oil About 4 scallions, (including 2 inches of the green stems to make 'z cup thinly slice) Parsley (' ept Scrub the potatoes under cold running water, then drop them into a large pan of boiling water (enough to cover them with about 2 inches) and boil them briskly, unco vered, until they can be easily pierced by the point of a small knife. Don't overcook th em, or the potatoes will fall apart after they are sliced. Drain and peel them ----.----=•-- - - �i-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. Adventist W itnesses In Malawi ,'viethodlsf . lilA" #lOJA" of" OCIR C'OMI'CJftuI7'}' A 0f Atioc.at, Pa;tar, 1tw, Hcf4i,iiofl & R A Kth Sa'w'dav Srvci I*vv tn. 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It's a treprecisely what I would like for himself when he said, "1 have ('(1 to neighboring Zambia, but taxes as law-abiding citizens, age, and to make commitments mendous thing that they suffer YIVUHIW, Evanq,IiI SIr,' • Np in We 7)$prn FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE $111 SaMord 37: Irn'tI C VaupPn Baptist Sunday Sct*.I •l$ a Wotjh,pS.,v,c, Id_uI c:1 in a II Slam Mp,I,ng W.d 7 Np in ipi SbI,St,dy Church Of Christ P TIp in __ rd Pf&ptt Ser.,c, in P Np Nwcioty Opi'o DIVSI.O,LJI 34 323 $411 iOSDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1411 Weit P't 5?TH4 Govi Galtway Pastor II ia n ii Nin •" W, osda1 Snv,co ?SOp in 040 Trwths hr 1 NI Dip PINICREST SAPTISTCHURCH 111W AIrpSI5 Blvd Ii, o.iwth Holl I ISa II Na CRvncNTnan.n .' •w' / Lir" and faith. Pp. Rhine, A Ppttr S"dy SPooI *ofiIitp%rrt.cp K,nd,,qa,t,n and Nurt. This is the heritage we carry forward into L7"/i *iS PSIIP AO4S1IVQ finI PK PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H'5$y44W,st HsarcpTaIor6BudHi,p Lvanq.Isls ISP, (lafl II PSi in Morninpwersli,p II Ham LvnngWoqs1p I Isp in IMaChantsvpd 7 )Ipn Congregational 11PM P SOpin WoO Lw. Bible StoOp 710pm 7 Npin 7 SIp in FIRST BAPTIST CHUPCH SIPFjrbA,øy, ' . )p a ,,, 145am ____ . Mm,ns Worship II Na in - S.. W'II.amPicb,fl - MsrmnWs,s1i,p . ' " I . ' ' • . SIp in - ,' Pat,., I )S6tI. in Church ScMSP P III II a in Sinvices WItI chat 45 for all e, FolhiwUwp C•t44s 'jetwpp* safvlC$ UMYF S $ in. %n4wI,Wrsh.p 7Npm Wed I'uI•Studv&PvaywS.oqv 150pm Firs? *ednssday Fillwihp Sup,., 4)Ipn ____ _____ \'" . : Catholic ______________________ FIRST UNITED Ill Pk A., LoeF.K.n, Pastor Mrmn,W.tsinp I SO&lIain Christian Science ALLSOULSCATHOLICCNURCH P1SOakAv.IsMo.d FrW,lhamE,in,t Sal V4lMass Sun Mass Patt P Np in Ian.Ia )I&tliWln .un,Jas Titus - - . . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ' .' - Sunday Soruce 6 $ndiySchool liNan I .1 ' '- - -' . ,%fi;ng!a LuAr IUe1dJS I.up' c /7/') ii cjto ,1as Lid.' 102.1 IhursdU% -Maith.'w 24-26 tiiIgi I Thetsulc'njwis 25 ni3 SIurdas II Ti,nothv ii.s Sunday School 4:6.8 p -_ 't '.J2 1" Sunday CRutch ScIsel I ISa in Mr,wnW.,sI,p Ii a ,, W.dCPio,rPrac?,c, 111pm tory Clintr CounfyClub & Upsala ' Pastor Ri, 0at,n j,, Sy4apScM.I 'wa II Nan 111pm E.,nnpw.fsI'p • PAOLAWISLIYANCHURCH Old NI I4&Ot.np,A,, SundayS(t,,l tnd&OffiTPiucsdav 411am MIfIWIiWht,p I'd Sunday 4 Np in Wed (i 111am John V. Mercer and Staff . - it works. It will work for you. .. - _____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ y L) r. 1-I a r r i S 1c.) S t a - t F I rs t (1i r i s t I a 11111 Members of the First Christian Church of Sanford, in unprecedented action on God Of Prophecy Tuesday evening declined to Rivival serjces conducted accept the resignation their by Rev. Da1d E. Smith minister, Dr. }Ia1d A. Harris, I'owder Springs, Ga., at the who had resigned to accept the REV. DAVII)sMrnI Elm Ave.. Sanford, nightly at Christian Church, B.axlev. Ga., of Ecuador. day. November. be universal among primitive Capitol, Sacred, Zondervan, begins this Sunday at the First Christ, Scientist, Deltona, 7 SI P in well spent. "It is a remarkable Mission. The Pains have set up story of missionary ef- housekeeping in Cuba, Spiritualist fectiveness and demonstration Guatemala, Costa Rica, Peru, The door to the Aucas soon as in the United States begantoopenafterthetragedy WILSON..MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. where the five men left off, "The response of the wives to Howard H. Hodges and Staff alone, NEW YORK iAP -friend begin. "Fundamentals of our Faith" will be the main theme and includes such topics as: and Employcs GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford CELERY CITY & PAINT CO., INC. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff P4p. I.p:'sl Chutcn, F.n,il C.lp Ccmmysuty (.Meq, Ferpi C,tv Cahiary Baptist Aiti.nbly. $41 Pa,,mp (San$.vl Gordon CI.. Hwy 11111 Cal,,t, Iii's' (PunS. Crystal La, & I'd Lak, Mary Ravinna Pin BapSPll Clutch. 1741 VP N* S P.np't' $apIisl Chapei lilt VP F,,l St.,,f, sani.,d Ptt,l Nip's? (SV5 III A.np,t Slid C..PraI liptisI Chuoch, till Oak Ave Pr.,t. Uisiioaty $aplsI Church. Udaay C'rar*a'.r M'ssionary $apt'i$ Church SiutI'ws? II [Ø, Baptist (Suit1. 0*4 O'la SI alMesIol Ave Frendsb.p Rapt's? CRurUI.0 At'annnl, Sptn,*, Rt 414, AfIamool. First Baptist Church .0 OaBacy Pitt? Church CO Geneva FHII Iapt'sI (hunch II Lab. Morvio F.ri lap?;? thyrch! Uu'40 F,tsl 5hfoft Mo5$oiWv $aph's?CIut*. Oil VP 11th Ft lapotsI Church i 0itt$ FousOin Ibid $aptsi Church, OwedI Jarden Mosl.an#fy Baits? Church. SIll VP Fits? St Ma,dana Mn,,,eo, Iii' if CRutch, Oat H.'? SI - Oiled. W.i;,an.aop Bpp?,t CRutch. SinL.iida Speus$s j, Mt S,njt Mistni', Baltst Church, INS Jff'v Ava 5pr,pi sj,y $apt'sf, )fl & Coda, S,,nØI Un,t.d M.m.,h.l (hutch, I DoBary Ave, Interpeepi CRutch $ Ch,sst, Goena CP',,,cI Cl CRt,l Lenjwisd Ciutch oh Ci'? PaoIa P,np R,d,. Rd Cass.4wcr, Dolarp Ccinm,tty P, .nie4,i I,,cP, W H%hba,s Pd D,Sa " Fi,st Unitid M4tMil (huech, III Pa,k ., F.r,,t 1J SSttIi Di, Ad,in?,t CP'u,c. Is, l5 F•tl (it7 Ss,,?h Dap Advpnl,,l ChutiR. Matland Aup, Alliin Norths4e CRunch SI Chris'. Pta Han 0,, Ma,tIasd F,ril Southern Motted,tI CRunch, 24.0 Sanford Wn$o Spehi )n Seventh Dap A$ylfll,tt C5wrch. Sf5 MIU RI CHURCH OF oOD Cb,t(h 4, $43 H.ctury Gin,,. Methodisi Chtwcb. Oaoo,a Grac• UntIed Methodist Church. A4,pori MI PloW St. 1a*t., OTHER CHURCHES Churchol God, Ousida Oake.e Mdhod,st Chord. OvIeds 'an Hope Siplit (h,'ci, 717 0*a. L,e UpsaIi Cmmvn.ty Ptt$y51qi Church, UPISIa NO Westmlnstpp PvIs$ytotisn Church, Rod S.g Rd. CasleIbeny of youth and music at the The "implacable cold war- after ordination to the I'resby- church, On Tuesda' at 7:30 p.m., waste of manpower, but it tion across Europe, and me to go into the tribe. ChwchioJnvsCtw,SI..L.n.fo.$1nt25, Churchol God sO Prophesy, 2511$ Elm *. SI Paul's Mi$Red,st CRutch, O1ns Rd. Enfecprss, Chutchol God stion. EMovpr, SaMande Unit.d St *,tn. C.m. Church.• 1uns Dr nav Boils 54, Casiolbecrp EPISCOPAL Church Tanp First Fed, 5.mo,an "rslChu'choIffi,$a,or,n,w ?ndaft.t4p Alt S,n4s Lpc.paI Church, I DoBary Ave. 1ferpnip Oc Lad, t r, Lakes CitRe1.c Church. III Miotinthin, Dfhtp,a them. Harris stated he had of Central Baptist Church will decision to leave. Community landmark action - the global resLstencc in the free world religious restrict ion a in religious freedom but on politi- Altzunonte Community Church ami means, coupled with t&'iid evangelism, and aching out ficers ' Mioe Chapel, Dranye Blvd Laka rse ding, bespectacled man, works 7:30 p.m., Sunday, in the the Sanfond and Lake Mary across the pattern for revenge. jeopardize sotnene. But we get even If I wasn't there in per. periodical. Fern Pan Pt5$IclitaI Ojqii S,o Tabetsai R'p,,,,.d AVO, (Oil 3IlR, Geresa Clutch *0 IRe Nalorarw, Gerwva Coinw'un,t, (,e5 Ft,l Pinl,,,t,, C"urcpt l Lonisiod LCØ5W004 "Sometimes I don't know all the plan to keep a regular eye Fern Pant SI y f Strategic P01.14 Somtp H,* khoal offitrs will be installed at the -v we were asklng to live with Cucborn naturalized Amen- must help those who are being priest, the Rev Gleb Yakunin, r The relar Sunday morning Association on Jan. 17, 18, 24 Science will be held at 19:30 held at 3 pm. The hold over churchesinthe coxmimnunity will lmiimmiediatcl following Mt Q$i,o $.lin.p Church. 011 14,11 II, O44,ø f,r5t (Pttstin Church. 11175 Sano PtTht4e Chr,phan Ch I P, Pfo'i Haven. 0,, M1,tasd Ml i,an U.t%oarIk', laplitt, S'pss A,. L1biys tA4qpe544*( lapis? M';; (,.it Liii." $dy Lanpnoc4 Fli C,'ir,,,t.t,na, Chi,sli,i Ci,tt, 14 CM,p$,an Church. luif Lake Cd *4 Jaaui,tan Good 5'ht.had Unit.d Luther. 1*143 Orlando Dr PRESBYTERIAN Lv'InChorch*0,5e4,,q, 113* 1RP Fits? Prtiby?.rian Church, Oil A 6 I'd $0 t P'rssoh Lvffi,,s, (hutch. Gold,. Days 0, 8 Hwy Il-Pt, F''t TSp $el,a?io Amy, 111* 14th SI FirsI Pvflby?,a. Church oO DqSa. p. I. HIIMIAd United Chvrch.4 Chuish, t4154 CiMinunipy Chapel, LII 5p Hpl Innity Church .4 O*dtn Christ l$l Mii-iiojt,, A, 5' t.tns .'." '' '. .i Cl 414 Slaoia SI Andrews Ptetby?iri Clutch 1113 Boat LIkI Rd have defended their lies, But the churches to speak out was forced to flee hitler's mill- Council. Observed the Rev. CJIi.. C? shoot the Indians Nothing le --- -.-.---.. -- fl - ' "fl.'c - .... .--.--'=->.------''-..r-.- -.-'- - ' '.':v4 -' q, '-U-'- !__ ;. - "-- - r . _,,, - -- ,_. - •- -.. -- ._. _F% -r - - -. , --;-'- - repression of faith. -- - - I minister and his work among CRoiv.ta CIp,mvntty Church St Janet AM I POR at Cyprus Church SO Ph, Nat,v.ty, Lako Macp 5 .an' (IPp a(tmlIstrative board precautions they were able to, rope, broadcast on Fr France and others at the assembly. they could have taken was not the U.S. Office ' with members of Fir3t Baptist and members expressed their in this unique study. feelings concerning their All Fa.ts Chapel. Camp Senn,I, Wit,,. Pirk Nd Poo W&oyan Methoditt. It II VP at PHIa CRunch V 0d. 1.12W lath $, W,)I,am Chipol Missionary Baptist C1utch, M.IP & William SI. Sps Baat Lake United Method,st Churb Ba?h.I A N I Church. Caitain HtI Church .0 God ssn. IMorpr'n St Jho's Musse.nlqy Baptist Church III C,p'as, St. SI Milks Pt'$by$oqhaa Church, 'Ill Pam tprin,s Nd. Altament, CIutch ci CP'r'iI at Lake EII.n. 1.7517 PIN Cass.lb.qry South kin'fo Church ii Chit, $411 Lako HOw4I Nd km,"ci. Sipit TIinpl,, Arn.,,ca,, ti-pan Halt. Fic Pitt Swiand Iap$'tt Co.,,.. 3P)p Pa'm.ft, St Pj,l Rapist Church, II) P11 AVO. METHODIST (1.1cR.0 Ckt,st 1511 S Park A.. 511 VP 11th Nw T,sIampeI Baptist Church. Quality 11.5 MotOR Langneod SAPTIST Ml CHURCH OF CHRIST NPnMP Calvary Msss..nory Baptist, 1111W 171551 '' [)It ILtROU) HARRIS Wa)fle Williamson and other deacons stated the)' had Christian Church in the state. " nesday, will meet at 10:30 a.m.,on WedJan.sanctuary 18 t 7:30 p.m. in the who had fled from her tribe priest had now been fired from mnent at the assembly of the (lictatorip and what hapwith a program church greatly moved by the out. many years before. Da'uma his Job as a church caretaker. World council of Churches in pened under the Communists," prayer pouring of this expression of taught Rachel the language and and 1'hespecialiscntitled"l Love 'iffeetionllthetf self-denial That the information its Nairobi, Kenya - even though he said "I watched t With ill)' presented by Mrs Moni Stuart Rachel introduced her to circuitous way at once tomade the he wasn't there. Aiiterica," written by John W. his folks, the like of which he Christ. Later l)aywna over- Rev. Mr. hiruby was 1'pical of eyes, and it's still happenBut what was there was a let- own ing. We cannot remain silent. Members of the Joy Circle 'ill Peterson anti Don W}Ttzen. I had never before experienced, came her fear and took Rachel the continuous, variously de- ter from two Russian Orthodox I'm afraid we're under the spell luncheon txstes t the covered dish Love America" es a patriotic and so rescinded his action and following the iitusical expressing love for OW' has declined the call to Baxk Auca village has been Rachel's the treatment of religion in ing retigious persecution and which betrayed Europe to home ever since. On h"ridav members of the l.0 back to God. CommunIst-ruled countries, He also stated that the urging the World Council to hlitlt'r, and now people are In the Jan. 2 issue of Soloists will be I)avid Kritz- historic Baxley Church, which lt' a unique service, carried (hallenge it --- a letter that had much brainwashed by the ('arlson ('lass will hold a macher, Debra Yates, Nancy "Christianity Today," Miss on almost single-handedly by a made its roundabout way to rhetoric of detente which ap- lunchc'on in 1ellossliip kill celebrates its 100th Annh'erSaint discusses the deaths and man who personally kept a hiruhy, been translated from proves of all Russia's conquests Altamonfe Walker, Kelly Gregory, Pat wy this year, is a great events that have followed. She jump ahead both of Nazi and the Russian by his wife, Olga, and oppression. To me, it's a l)ykes, Ten Harper, Dick church, with a fine plant, and Ransbottomn, and the Youth said she felt the men took qIl the Communist foes in wartime Eu. and rela)'ed to various officials fraud. unsurpassed in the town in macn Ensemble. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -_ASSEMBLY OF 000 .... Awareness, &3 S. Orlando Ave. to a(Id new classes and Sunday at 7 pm. at Community featuring a different topic each Attendance, giving and general United Methodist Church in activities are at an all time high ('asselberr. A iiicmbcr oi the week. Dr. Jay 1. Cosmato, in the congregation. Both Itachel Saint, had already met New York this week that an month, his spadework provided sphere over the East. WINN-DIXIE STORES _________________________________________________________________________________ Foil Atwnibly .0 God. 1715 & Elm ________________ _ _____________ radius to visit every house, ' o n d er fu I d e d i c a te d Holy Spirit; \Vhat We Believe have the minister remain. Dr. apartment and mobile home. The Living Circle, vocal and About the Bible and What We Harris holds the distinction of Chntians! He is assistin Sunday School Director instrumental group from Youth Believe About Salvation. the second longest pastorate in Baxlev, in securing a minister their husbands' deaths was in Zurich, Switzerland, through nor," some church officials call terian ministry in this country, and Employes STENSTROM REALTY ______________ --- What We Believe About Jesus; from the membership as to decision he has ever had to truly a dedicated Christian telephone contact with another him. But they recognize his he served as an 055 captain in refreshments viii be served at Central Baptist and Employes you." were attempting to make nor his name. But they have recorded numerous single enlargement campaign in the Lectureship, will speak Jan. 17 and many persons were inWILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Oledo Baptist haveaccomplished so much he Evangelism and since 193 has week period, while presenting proper, but members will fan IS Ham The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff Nathaniel Ridgway White, CS, a fonner business and financial editor of The Christian ciencetonitorand:nemberof mete withal it shall be measured to you again." Give first. Now the Master of men said that, not me or some philosopher. Men know it works - men besides John Mabee. J.C. Penny, the great businessman, practiced it. He began by giving away 10 per cent of the profits from his tiny isiness. A he gave, he prospered, and by the time of his death he was gi%ing away almost half of what came to him. wanttomakeitclearIdon'ttka miracleissomething!or nothing. It's the harvest from a seed planted. God set up the earth that way, "While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, shall not cease" (Genesis 8:22). This plan is not a gimmick. If you try to make It a gimwick or a one-time thing, it will fail you. It has to become a way of life. You constantly pur in seed and then you con- '- seminar at 2 p.m. plant. The basis for this Is Luke 6:38, "Give and it money, but to other things too. I'm talking about time. Men can give to their families, to their jobs, to their communities, thd they'll reap what they sow. strations.Servicesareatap.m. during the week of Jan. 11. An On Jan. 17 and 18, Rev, emphasis is being placed upon Evelyn Muse will conduct a the enlistment of adults in Bible S'minar on Spiritualism and study as well as youth and Psychic Phenomena, also at the children. Spiritualist Church of The young people of the Awareness. Rev. Muse is a ('hutch will be conducting a tastic things that have ha there 11 years in evangelism, entertainment, and he is Baptist Church of Oviedo. pened as a result of their For 11 years he was Latin sometimes booked In a dozen The campaign will en- , , FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE A seed you news caine over the radio he the personal dealing of God Many ol these are still being volunteers will scatter into the will explore the question of how Sanford in 1971, for a second First Baptist was living in Orlando with his with man. So we are simply produced and distributed Oviedo community Sunday to deal with inflation through pastorate, following a severe the brother making preparations to taking them the conlusion of throughout The theme for Florida Baptist illness while serving as senior English afternoon for the purpose of the application of divine laws of go to Costa Rica as a their own culture, n'ut robbing speaking world, enrolling persons for Bible God. In his lecture, "The for the year 1976 In Church minister of the Rosemont Personal missionary. His initial reaction theni of something pure and appearances study in the church's Sunday hlwiim and Divine Economy," Training is, "What Baptists Congregational Christian was "What a tragedy that five innocent." numbering in the thousands, School. Persons need not be White will share personal cx- Believe." This Sunday at 6:15 Church, Norfolk, Va., one of the ? young men with such promise Born in Cuba of Quaker are still a vital part of the Baptists or church members periences of how health and p.m. (luring the Church largest congregations in the should be struck down." missionaries, Rev. Pain, went McGill Itinerary. He considers an)vhere in order to Join the business (lifficulties were Training hour, a special study Congregational Christian UPSALA PSESSYTESIAN CHURCH in MoiEs Prayor Ineablasl 'W) f (()) '• (c)) f (r?)) f Churches. Rev. Joseph 11. ssorking with the churth's four Merrill will be guest speaker Adult Sunday School Departand several uf the trustees will ments to prepare for the new was commenting on the 20th Indians back that which they Baptist Church, Sanford, Jan. anniversary Thursday of the lost, maybe hundreds of years 16, at 7:30 p.m. iie a spiritual experience death of five young Wycliffe ago. In the stories of the over 20 years ago changed the missionaries killed by the Indians, they recognize Ailbyc Au, lakiMary Cassolbetry - Sunday School Outreach EducationConunjtteewillri,eet pians 4:19. "My God shall supply all your need." God shall supply eve need, God's supply mes in many ways. The insument may be your business, it may be your bank, it may be a friend or loved one. But God is the one who gives you what you need. THE LAKE MARY UNITD 3qLf%è , II Na in Numc'y • - P SIp in BlIl W,Psis Pal.., p s p in Uri Joan Ream Aisac Pasfoc Søiday Lecti.,, 6 Mflb,es P Np in h',sia,. kcvtce 7 Npm 7:SOpin ' - .,., ,.; - It Na in 5$ VP. Church ICIvIc Loep,e labtary P m B40 I Lawsd. Fl. lit & 2.0 Wed MorUp, worsiup .. _________ ________ p . . IHa METHODIST CHURCH 0,,.,. SunIand t;I$$UI i,, DainiID Sa,n Pastor METHODIST CHURCH 7 . -' .' ' , 'l'c ._ FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCHOFP4ARMONY Pair ____ of Winter I'ark, will have as departments to the Sunday the Chapel Guild at 7:30 P III., Trustees of the NSAC, a of their own. the same willingness to give resurteetlon of the body and National Spiritualist Teacher, a The Acteens of the First their lives as to soldiers fighting forgiveness of sins that gives certified medium and a Baptist Church of Oviedo mLssionar)' and was recentb' assisted in the chapel service at 40-year veteran of missionary is absolutely amazing to see,... appointed to be superintendent the Orlando Union Rescue work Rev. Hugh W. Pain, now Their tremendous fearfulness --" of the Bureau of Lyceums. Mission last week. The special of Sanford. "CrIticism of what has been transfonned," said Classes will be at 9:45 a.mn. and music of the evening service may seem foolhardy comes Miss Saint. 1:30 p.m. with devotional waspresentedbytheActeens,a from lack of perspective," he In answer to the question, services and psychic demon. missions study-service group added. should we leave people like this ) ' strations at 7:30 p.m. Saturday for teen-aged girls at the First Rev. Pain, who with his wife', alone and not destroy their AN Mll.t. and on Sunday the devotional Baptist Churth of Oviedo. Jane, isin semI-retirement still cultural pattern, she replies, "I services and psychic demonis associated with Latin have come to the conclusion program of sang and christian strations will be at 10:30 a.m. Christian Science iii,. m FIRST PUSSYTIRIAN CHURCH Cab Lip I I'd SI Np VirIL Ityantind Ron K*n,55 W MvII,5. Mi,NiIrp MonnsnqW.niinp SO. MYF)&ISvn En W.npI&ISen Wednesday Marn Pnipof p one than this kind of commitment Herald Church Editor would have broken the Aucas' "The secular orld does not cultural mindset," lIsa m SetwOavM,n', Itiailpsl Tck _,, McGill, ByJANECASSELul:Iu(y ,.,,., SundiyClycchSdbooI ic B ec a rn e . Sip n SPY. Mhl AJ4,,wY CHRIST UNITED _____ _____ sif-':Ii. 7 1711 Hwy and Lab. Mary $1.0. 424pm _______ 11:11am Eumnqwors$ip PvaperM,$IWo,4.y E n*.n Wth.p Wed. Pea p., 5, ic. _________ ___________ Pastor 711pm S,n4apkhool MrWaIWr-uwp ... Oran,s Blvd. Lab. Mo.,s 1:15pm WIL.,d Etdr4je Mcnung Woiinp SvndiySchoiP r_ •& - Alais S PI,II, is. m han 7 '$4 p in i*.nwn, w.rsiwp &Nwcslry mote any political regime or make it, rather than God, an maybe their lives to stand for Akin McGill ConcerP Set was asked, ''What (10 YOU want lead you more effectively. CO'nCNANT MYF _____ Theirs has been a heard a youth being in- your mind and soul with wor- soloists In the religious music of Trustees of the National I Fen,h M.IP*dst, Pork Au. S.. MaivinO Ivckii.r Past., CNWOSCP*.I to as. in P tea in THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL t oi, m Dr. Jay T Cismat. 2533 Sanford Lii S.. Ft.dMcCIpat. SInday kISool M0vDg Wefsp E,pi,eng Sonic, Ib4.$lvdvTv,i Rio y..N S,VVCI tuti In GRACE UNITED Other Churches 145am Evrns*,Iup 7 Si p in S METHODIST CHURCH LLDU SPRINGS Mi.n.g Worship WoO Sb4, $tdp in IAPTIST(HIJRCN SM Ploilpy A.. PR )fl *flt Randy Ray Fists, Tnb.n,ny P4.,, SHin ii Slam Methodist in CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CNURCH till S Park Au EvanIft$IISeCSI'vv,cIo wed Ptayu-&$i58.$tvfy Swndap$cP,wol U.,n. M W,,th*p Malawi. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 0000lPltrHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH $00 Orlando ASP (U P31 (Lvth.ran CPwct In Amei,cal Roy. Join Otyctilond., Past., StdaykPsI P Nan. Worsiwp to am '"' may be surprised at what he decided to be a better per- verge of spiritual bankruptcy. now, getting up is not enough. We must be completely honest We must do as the prodigal did. with the self-analysis of our- "I will arise and go to my selves, or the conclusions we Father," reach will not be dependable. Give this year to God. After What are our priorities in taking inventory of )aur51f. S Ii * in '7 )* "1 with us in our churches every Sunday! Ti,pday Ia in )p in t Ia m II Il-Il a in Ii Ham all P Si. in are those who wish they were free to worship . tot FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 lii O.an,o $t,eti TP, L j'Pw,an HOyt" and TV "TPep,5 II N a in 1100am PALMETTO AVENUE SAPTIST CHURCH 2I3IPsIm*tt*Av Pp. PsboqtJ Hvnt Re, Iaym,uc,e, Pa,?., Sunday School S,iio., $choo4 P 55a in FIIe'wUup Mr.sngwosØwp it Ma in MnnWory$,p P SOp in Pentecostal LUTHFRANCHURCHOF THE RFOEFMFR the tact that these two hundred years of Amen- 1517 I i$pm 7 11pm Wed E.,n.n5Sqcv,c, in ____________ ________ CHURCH OF CHRIST Lad'ts $54. Class WP4I4N.y $.bfoCI.,s ' '' Lutheran J (_J E"l I: a Np in P Cp r" P SOp m $514 St MIwSgW.,ihip NuvTpfy Pr,vd.d Cu'a' I 00* as been heard to berate 'religion - and that garbage." CHURCH OF CHRIST PSI Palm Spt'ns Dt Aflam.$ 5ptin, r 1.iC&ri Evari.i,sl 5544 Studp II Na in CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH C•, IIThSl &OakAv. 1)1W C.4lman Pastsc EvpAanpW.vsPp S,nday ScBool P 4Si in w,d Ev.ø.ng ktv'ce Movn,n W•rthp II N a in Wodnoydap 5,54, Chit ChlueOiTr.iinq a lip in Syndip khoot MOImM Wrthip He's the same cynic, incidentally, who has 7 SI p in 7 )Ipn' P,, Ptf,v W CoIIens HOipCOu CP,urtP ScPool Holy Corinun,in "liberty - and that junk." Pat,, Star,,'q & PreIamnq *.'d Pry,tMp$ NurwyPrev.Opd Duplal 0 LIIicH Episcopal Not everyone has caught the spirit of this CAi.VAIY IAPTIST AS%EMlL' ZOO Fe,,mo,,t 5I'scby 7 POp in Wtd Prapv IPOp YPE Wpd II Na rn Sun Wcrp P PSa Ewanpel,ic 5,,. Farn,Ip H,pPl $prw ,cp SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH U7 Slid p.,,,, R, A 'CPIV(CNO$OOdHOU,"WTRR Seic, I4Ge,'eva RI Oral Roberts 'ci EW YOIIK (A1l - Jeho- their plight now considered That's the principle that penO' thes" rounIls, WItness&" Witnesses, whose conztcute, with no more zones of (xlicallv has plunged Witnesses often have faced (h1ficuItes, as ii victions Often have put them in refuge open to them, into trials, as it did for thou- they do now in Malawi, where -. ''Violent attacks'' and sands of them who suffered or abuses of them are mostly atI saw soijicone the other day out f life?" 1k answered, "To conflict with governments, are that was a new employc in a haveagood time!" II that is his presently reported in dire tray- "brutal treatment" are being (lied in Nazi concentration tributed to party-boosting store'. The clerk told me that aim, he'll be greatly disap. ad under one-party regimes in inflicted on the defenseless, camps for refusing to hail hit- young groups and street mot mid•Mrica, charges the organization's icr or the swastika, they were taking inventory and pointed before the journey withacquiescence of local pout: . I've tried tomakeenosmeet, but Iean't manage. flow "It's one of the largest permagazine, Awake. It says the) that it was an enjoyable cx- over, ical officials. ('an I get ahead? They've also been prosecuted ' secutions in our history," says are barred from their homes, perience. I was rather puzzled A. I've found a way to get my needs met, and It always In this year lt76 ask yourself Charles Molohan, a spokesman denied Jobs and subjected to or Jailed for refusing to salute So far as is known, tmwever, by the clerks optimism because works. Istake my life on that. The only time it (ails Is when I in various countries, inPresident Bands, a Presby. for most people taking in- e'%e') (lay if there isn't for the Brooklyn headquarters beatings, rapes and other fail towork it; when Idon'tfoilowitsprinciples, soiiiething you can do for others cluding the United States until terian, has done little to reof the organization, officially atrwities. ventory is • fr iears ago I was talking to the late John Ma bee. He gave doing you (Sm called the Watchtower Bible The cause of their troubles is the requirement was dropped. strain the assaults, reportedly Another store last week had that day. By away millions of dollars to schools and other causes, and he bless another life and also and Tract Society, Witnesses, who expect the An%'olvinggflngrapesofwornen, their refusal to acclaim ling rolled a large paper across enrich rout own. told me something that I've remembered. He id, "Oral, The victims are riiore than administrations - in Malawi world to end soon, arc one of the tortures with itching poder their windows with the notation, I ye learned one thing in this life. You have to put something As you face this year 30,000 Witnesses of the African specifically, by joining the Con- fastest growing religious rubbed into wounds, and im. ' "Closed for Inventory." This is in if you want togetsomethingout,"Gjvjp.g was his IiItyle, men check up on themselves, time. There Is no need to fret ago, they fled for respite to ad- party of the state' headed by driving zeal to eonvert others. detention centers, separated flue plan I use is based on three principles, and one of Utry 6 Xdtc,aI,n ADVENTIST CHURCH Cer* 7Th £ Il I P ersecuted For Beliefs , II a - i Friday, Jan. 9, 197-3B SANLAJN;1;;m:?nT:OOI%T s t. I'ra,u M,:q Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. oslovakia and France, Later, "The struggle costs." . Macrica" a book written by will be passed on to presiding. Mrs. Walsh will be rcvicv,cd by Helen Juthe for resident indicated he preferred, of the Church for the year 4.i\ ' :- 's'.' :' i,." i- -' �-. I S. . - ______ _____________ TI I - - - -' . -.--.-- 4--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISION Evening 600 J L6 NEWS 630 .2] 12 NBC NEWS 4 .62 CBS NEWS - U COURSE OF OUR TIMES ABC NEWS 9 ED ROMAGNOLIS TABLE 700 2 TO TELL THE TAU C BEWITCHED 6:' CONCENTRATION ;çii.. .. ';--: ;#- -.. 1J~1 I - 830 12 CHICO AND THE MAN. At Chico's suggestion, Edvisitsaretirementcommuru. ty and seriously considers living there *1 ED WALL STREET WEEK 9 00 j. THE AOCKFORD 12] FILES. James Garner stars. A onetImeproststue(LyrypHam &lton), nOw weu married, holds thokeytothestayingofthewife of a former ceftmate (Isaac Hayes) 01 Rocldord 14.) CBS MOVIE. 'Ser' Cops" Ron La'bman, Dave ED ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- PORT 1.00 12. THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL. Helen Reddy hosts a 'm.lon softer show" WIth performers whose albums or singles have sokI a rivaion t more copies in 1975. Ned Sodaka The Captainariø Ten. nite, Glen Campbell, Earth 1:30 4 LATE NEWS 1:45 Legal Notice .2. C PASTORS STUDY Saturday Morn ing 00 € 62 GROWER'S ALMANAC SUMMER SEMESTER 6.50 92 DAILY WORD 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 EARLY NEWS 12 LIVING WORDS 700 #._ T r. -- - -- - ii TUCSON OPEN GOLF. Semi takosMaryloWash.,D.C.fora Press seminar. LE S.WAT.:Spocialtwohour O5odO Details tO be an'4 12 VEGETABLE SOUP 7:30 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 142 ARTHUR AND CO HARLEM GLOBETROTTEAS 92 GILLIGANS ISLAND 12 GO USA 800 .2,) 12 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR :4) THE FLINTSTONES 62. PEBBLES AND BAMM L3AMM ti N 1ST ER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9 HONG KONG PHOOEY ED SESAME STREET (A) 8.30 122 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - 42 BUGS BUNNY. f ROAD RUNNER *1 SESAME STREET (A) 191 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 9.00 '.2] 12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO KITTY ED THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 9:30 2 PINK PANTHER .12 14- IL SC000Y DOO TH E ELECTAIC ti COMPANY(R) 19. LOST SAUCER €0 MISTER ROGERS' rtiur1uus-u'1uuu 1000 2. 12 LAND OF THE LOST -IC LSHAZAM COOKIN' CAJUN .1) THE NEWADVENTURES At avow The photography, action, and musical score are !arttas tic," Joanne Drake "More wild animals and birds that; in any movie I've seen." Maximilian Shell IF YOU LIKE ANIMALS AND ADVENTURE,YOU'LL LOVE EL) €D THE BIG BLUE MARBLE Afternoon Evening 600 4 6 NEWS Fl) (300K BEAT. "OnThoOry Sijo, reviewed with its author Louts L'Amour (A) €3 WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 2 12 LOCAL NEWS 4 62 CBS NEWS ti WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVEW ED FLORIDA REPORT ) ANIMAL WORLD 700 2. LAST OF THE WILD 2; THE JETSONS 4. '61 VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS (1 EDISON The Oid Man (A) 9 .12: CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING EL) GETTIN' OVER €D UNISCOPE 1230 .,L GO. USA 42 191 FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS ti A CONVERSATION WITH SQL HUROK (A) 4 €1) COLLEGE ALL AMERI. CAN FOOTBALL TEAM .2. CENTRE FOUR 62 HEE HAW U WALL STREET WEEK 9 LAWRENCE WELK: Aoa Up the Rug arid Let's Dance" 12 AMERICAN LIFESTYLE 12 COLLEGE BASKET- BALL 76:Firstgame,Loujisyicio at Providnc, second, regional game, teams TBA. 14] SOUL TRAIN .t) WAY OUT GAMES: Cornpetitivo games for young peoP.O. hosted by Soupy Sales . U NOVA: "Predictable El) BURNS AND ALLEN ED FAMILY FUN THEATRE. 'Last of the Curiews." Survival at the arctic bird. 730 2 FRIENDS OF MAN aster." E.xpiores the scienceof earthquake predictions (A) 191 WORLD SERIES OF WOMENS TENNIS: Live coyerage of the second annual L 'eggs World Series of Women's Tonni from the Lakeway Wøildotlonnis, Aus- 12 CANDID CAMERA tin. ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT,' How to Use Small Clams € WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Courts." AMERICAN BOWL aoo 12 EMERGENCY AbOy 2 (Pxtor) causes trouble for the paramedics when ho and his father (Steven Mario) ate rescued after their camper has overturned in a carvon .6. THE JEFFERSONS: 4 Comedy Series starring Isabel Tampa. North South. 130 EL) WALL STREET WEEK 2.00 TBA 42, iai"*tii ''7.1.. . mijvu. .uiu. JcILR Hawkins, Stanley Baker. 1964 1964 B.ISSOd s'ory of a handful of British soldiers fighting thousands of African warriors €0 MASTERPIECE THEATEA "Upstairs, Downstairs' (A) 230 U GETT1N' OVER .91 PRO BOWLER'S TOIJA Arc Alameda Oiien, Alameda Cat '' 'Beachhead" Tony Curtis. Frank Lovo1oy. 1954. Story of marine quartet on dangerous mission in WWII. 1000 (2 J CAROL BURNETT SHOW. Guest: Steve Lawrenco U SOUNDSTAGE 11.00 J) 2.. 4 .122 NEWS U BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS (92 ABC NEWS ED 700 CLUB 11:15 MOVIE: 9 By Love PosSosød," Lana Tumor, Efram Zlmbalist, Jr. 1961. Wealthy attorney realizes his dOnesticIfoISpaJit,.id be, is drawn into an aflaur with an oquaity lonely and duscontented wife of his crippled partner. 11:30 .12. SATURDAY NIGHT: - -''-" Sanford and Sherman Hmey 9 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WITH HOWARD COSELL EL) AFAMILY AT WAR ED MOVIE MHuon Dollar Oay Ronald Reagan, May Robsori 1941 Naive woman inherits fortune and many headaches Live Comedy and ,.".i..'c.s'U'&Ui 4. MOVIE: "Thunder in the East Alan Ladd, Deborah Kerr (88W) 1953. Gunrunnor mercena is inedin India's political upheavals 61 MOVIE. "KungFu." David Carradine. Barry Sullivan. a.-rwju null rur trw uriuniar western TV series of the same name aboutaChinose-Amert. can priest seeking refuge for the mui'der of Chinese royalty. 1.00 21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1:25 '91 DAILY WORD i 4' LATE NEWS r.-. 145 '' ' JANUARY 70TH. 1976. Seal Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha 1. Vihhen Deputy Clerk MacLean and Brooks PubliSh: Jan 9, 1916 DEVil ___________________________ IN THE COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cl 75.14-31-CA.04.A IN RE: Th. Marriage of MARY FLORANCE RIVERA, Wit, and FRANCISCO ROY RIVERA. Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO, FRANCISCO ROY RIVERA. Residence Unknown. Last known address was: General Delivery, Hammondvihle Road Branch, .42 WHY" Pompano, Florida ONE WEEK ONLY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CiVIL ACTION NO, 74.0-CA.tI-E( IN RE: Chang, of Name QPJTA' TWA R!V% tflIJ 1:30 il:DOr ' L*OV2 NOTICE OF SUIT TO: WiihIam Edward Davis Address Unknown whi.o.sarjI LDDT 'I /t.4) 4 TANY4 ANN DAViS 'th.rta1I ; ates me J\T - IAJSL J -11 - Enjv much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over i0 discoveries per panel in an alinew series of 24.pap bookIe's. f To order volumes I, U and fit, send .31 (or each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. "'-C---..- AND -' ,1 9'401" 1 U -- 1 " . a DAYS FREE SWAP SHOP & FLEA MARKET fl.)2I6 ¶ AAA EMPLOYMENT - Opening Monday, Jan. 1? be -- -'-- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Change of Name of Tanya Ann Oav's has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your rittefl if any to Wallace F. _____ 172 lJ2' n, t,, flru RAVEPINA PARK-Lakefront, 3'.'i' inonewin, 2 bedrooms, & bath in Other wing, fireplace in living crystal, radios, S tracks, many other items ____________ Looking for garden equipment? Read today's Classified ad; for 41-Houses damage, 1115 mo 373 13.$9 after 510 pm Baby Sitting in my home, 3 mites west of lion SR 46. 3724630 Ridgewood Arms - I . 9-Goocl Things to Eat EXTRAS INCLUDED! 'CALL US, apartment So much for just $39,500 TANC,(LO5 Kitchen equipped 7 large porches, I all thi; and more for utt $29,500 Cali Sartorcl's Sales Leader $133 mo. 2350 Rldijewood Ave.. cOuntry kitchen. Situated on over Has new root Best offer Over Sanford Ph. 3236170 1", acres Lakefront ideal for $I1,000tatrs Cashormfllnimum70 Navel Oranges, $7 SOperbu -- JuiceOranges,$l 50perbu, Your Container 377 5188 Tariqelosand Tangerines home, nestled under shady trees One & 7 b'drnom apartments. furnished or unfurn,ihed Newly If you don't believe that want ads see,373 300I3' E bring results, try one, and listen to I redecorated, Airport Blvd.Come Sanford, your phone ring Dial 327 7611 or 53)9993 1 BR turn apt., downstairs, quiet neighborhood. Ideal for older English Peas for freezing, you pick, person or Couple Call days, $3) $3 bushel. Caulifluwer after Jan. •,, 1st. Farm across the Street from __________________________________ Monro Baptist Churcti Herbert 3 Rooms for 1 or cov'ile, water furnished, Russell, 1109 E. Fourth St , San. air condition, ford 372 /238 References required. $100 month. - - 18-Help Wanted -- --- - AUTO MECHANIC Someone with own tools, cer 8 ." tificallon and Chrysler experience preferred but not necessary Apply Steve Murphy NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WIll's A CLASSIFIED AD 5)0e4)) SAN P.'0 PARK, I. 7. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly ISIS Hwy 1797, Sanford 173 1910 CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT ________________________________ PHONE 377 1301 NfEW BRICK FINISH-.. Paneled family room, Sprinkler system, bedrooms, and range Owners will 90 FHA or VA with lowor no down NO CLOSING COSTS! Well kept 3 bedroom home In nice neigh borhood Family rOom, thick plush carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, CL fence, anti more. Excellent terms with financing avaIlable, HAT YOU WANT, here it isP 3 bedrooms, drape's, kitchen appliances, air conditioning, fi'n':ed, SCr'ened porch, storage shed Alt on huge MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $1351150 Color TV lot. Little price of 118.500 Call Sanford's Sales Lea'jer - I Bedroom block, 2 bath. recreational ammenities. Split bedroom arrangement, kitchen civ) bedroom bhoct, maintenance free Corner lot on paved roads, 1 to choose from, cm-ic 14,000; one $4 500; 16.530, or we will build your home on "t. of thSe lots for a package deal 322 6457 , , , , ________________ Large 1 & 2 BEDROOM MOSSIE C. BATEMAN rm. t' APARTMENT 1 Broker Real Estate 322 7643 - FURNISHED FROM $125 OR UNFURNISHED hReEsth U 322-2090 Prole;iionatly 'Aanaged fl H $1 DEPOSIr. 1 Year Leases L Hwy. 17.97 Acr * page 171,500 From Ranch House MLS- RtAL TOPS t'.i 323'16700r831.977744) 2571 Park Dr 372 2115 REALTOR 3223991 AFTER MRS 322 9784 3220615 . -. . '...,- ...,...,. -----------. - ...... ., ._ ...... -. - - ,''"" ,,. ,-. ,,. . --"--.-.-r--'--' ",.,,---,-.=.., -. --.- '-,..- -.,-.-- -.,,. - ---' ''"-.----- - .. ' -.'__. -- S ..'- ..-.S".-.' -., - Aluminum Siding -_.. __,. - ---- .=------------ _____________________________ Fee Estimates Prione 3720707 '. .1 liN Beauty Care Income Tax Serv. ____________________________ Pressure Cleaning _______________________ ____________________________ Income Tax Returns Individual, Busineis, Hwy 1797 at Five Points Phone3fl 7 - - Burglar Alarms Radio & TV OR lyE IN TV SEll VICE - Fast $er , ce 707 LIve Oak flhc1 Caseii,e-rry Phone 83) 9641 ___________________________ Us Burglar Prc.if Your Hiine Security Locks Instalted Phone 37? 8665 Floor Cleaning Land Clearing _____________________________ ESTERSON LANDCLEARIP4G Bulldoting, Excavating, Ditch work ciII dirt, top soIl, 372 5913 Roofing Roofing AnciCarpentryRrpa' Free estimates Call 373 6769 C&A Back Hoe Service i'ior Sir;';' g ,'.' 'ix ing 5, Residential & Business Free adult park Central air, I irid Cearng, fill cirl, cIa, rock All kinri; of digging Housetrailers estimates Blitz Clean 373 5951 screened room, carports and skirts. 11.000 under invoice No Expert roof repair;, flat roofs Cr shingt.; All work guaranteed stored & moved 372 911? or I - dealers, plejse. Phone 3736031 or *30U001 Nights phone 678-5549 A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior Pressurecleanng 373 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE tt Classifiea Acts didn't work INert wouldn't be any ______________________ Plumbing Supplies Fitures Water Heaters Ia 'r tO p in tr Sat 751.1 S Pars Drive _________________________ Williams Accounng ____________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tforriueri1 Harrett's Beauty Plkl 519 1 First, 372 57..'7 Phone 3736051 or 830000$, nights call 675 Plumbing Panting tntei',or and Eiterior Steam Cieanng House Cleaning _____________________________ BR000EN ROoFING 373 6700 119$ Heater Cleaning ii t , . (, 1 i i i I II , it -. 15 :r'ri'n,e Paul P,',,ler, 372 Upholstering i Office Machines I - Seminole & Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large. ________________________________ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 24 478 0711 HCur Service Dykes Heating g Free oct 01 lICE MACHINES "We Service all makes and model;" Free Pickup and Delivery Santord Business Machines 32'? 3005 ________________________ Ar Cenditioning, 327 5677 - deliety Call for trt'w e'sIr' 20) E Comme'cial 37) 'i _____________ Wall Paperiny lSO'xIig', on a COflet lot wilts 50' lakefront, paved streets slO,S00 Pest Control Home Improvements Cu;tom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373603$ Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & Simulated - PAUL SLATER - Professional Wallpaper LicensedRes;d,ntiat.Commertal Free Estlmts PI'i 372 1173 Well Drilling __________________________ Pet Care WELLS DRILLED PUMPS ___________________________ _....._ SPllll'IKLER SYSTEMS All types arc-i sires We repair and PET REST INN Boarding & Urmi't brick & stønr specialty 372 7750 STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Ph 3721057 I lot on a peninsula for unobstructed JknI)1kItc I efficient awning or single hung CarrlaceCoveMoeilep4omepark. LARGE LOT- 3 800m, 2 batt: ,,, Split plan. Brick co.fltructioi -Range, wall fowal: arpet, central heat ena air. Assume 773 mor J.IYI HUNI REALTY INC. LAKE MARY- Beauliful lakefront P - -' rifle weddr ctos reasonably • Ced Phone 373 6361 KEEP WARM. Replace your old JALOUSiE WINDOWS with more ___________________________________ I siding & soffit system, Al;o L349t72 I Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs Exp 3 Bedroom, 2 baths Already set up Eagle Siding Co 85) 9563 with awning and skirting Cheap I Phone 323 0)50 1)0 Exeter Court. ST JOHNS RIVER-- Near DeB ary, almost or acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing. says "sutimit otters" it. t( RI :, 1,1 windows. 53) 9971. condition, $375. (sales tax 4'-Lots-Acreage . -_ / : 'I,-- Photography __________________ __________________ CaIIBart THE CONT HAC - 3 Mo 6 Mo 8 3131. Home Improvements ALTAMONTE- S wooded Sites, No Down 75*125' each on blacktop Street D-.'.t, P "i' Al ', (0*11 R0 AND WATER N A' Two t,r'ctrrx)m, faint1 room, carpet, All for 5)1.500 ?'4?Pa't Dr,,' PURIFICATION SYSTEMS murl', rnor Good area, close to Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3' thopping Call 'tow for detals LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely ______________________________ __________________________ $17,900 wooded canal front lot. 15500. ¶J RVI( I II! 'y'(')'4[.i SANFORD I I Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions 321-0041 . IBR. I, bath, many extras, good !2 SECURITI 1505W. 25th St. DAVES'3235370 Sanford.373 ?t Veferan R1 TOWNHC'USES IOnS base. meg. wheels, good condition $600 each Phone 373, BUSINESS DIRECTORY V. ¶ ri, b6th, corner lot Ravenna Park. ALTAMONTE-- Wooded site, Phone 32) 3215 after 6pm. STUDIO 1, 2. 3 belt radial tires, good condition, We Buy Furniture JOHNNY WALKER MAKE OFFER- City-) BR, blk, I BY OWNER P E. Afloc 1 BR, 1 BEDROOMSUITES '6$ Oias Cutlass, 2 dr. 350, new Steel '6?Chev,Van.,4cyl..s,ra;g stick, H?ti5, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 2 New double wide, fully Setup GENERAL CONTRACTOR 171 Al [STATI. INC bath, corner. Walk to Shopping I(IJlt, ctc Buy I or 1001 itefilS 1 arry's Mart, 715 Sanforci Aye Central HCôt & Air Concitioning. JIM'S HOME lNPROVEMEP4T5p t'hofngraph b '.unson COCb,IyrIC carpet, air 8. immediate OC- CsIbry-COnibo, mobile home w Pcy. $25,100 Qualified for penn, add, resid,, Ige corner lot, interest credit of $1,710, Terms if sc. porch, CH-AC, 3 BR, 1 bath, it,sired fain rm., 113,500. Larry Brunelle, 615 2626 or 32? 3028. SANFORD Winds, 12*60', fully turn., central bedroom block, older borne os H A, screned palio, 10'x17'. Meilonvilic Ave 514,500 Tm-i inS it spring water insde, lOw taxes, I desired acre iOt on canal, St. Johns River 319 5403 REALTORS MS 751S PARK Luxury Patio Apartments fir uSV'd furniture, aprliaruce, Air Conditioning Sanforci standing landscaping. Only $1,500 8. take over payments No Hillcrest i7xdO, 2 bedroom, central qualifying air, carport. skirting. awning, excellent Condition Offereø by DeBAR Y Savings & Loan 563 14 per month AT 3222420 ANYTIME ardens 3 HIDDEN LAKE LAKE LOTS IF EXTRAS ARE 7515 Park Drive $70 up G eneva I 121 f1%) I Hoint. Cf BPP Warranteci Home! stereo. ctelptu blue, extra extra tow mileage, 13395. Call 377 1651 CASH 322.4132 transfer), take over payments 1 can cot'r your home With aium 573950 br? Bedrooms Adultsonlv PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK QUALITY INN NORTH II A SR 131. LOVigWonI (- REALTORS Ste ristro m Realty Spacious garage apt., air conditIon, pool privileges, utilities furnished Adults, 117$ 373 7976 - 34O3OrlanctoDr,,e equipped, enclosed garage, out- $50 deposit. 322.7399. Seminole Chrysler Plymouth 261) Orlando Dr., Sanford 377 1053 _____________________________ LAKE FRONT 529.500 Terms if desired Forrest Greene, Inc. Phone 373 1671 - ISYR uP :.tct GREGORY MOnhi C HOMES & frontage on Spring fed lake & air, VA terms 521.020 I BAMBOO COVE APTS $2 7$ Bushel Cassemoerry. Hwy I? . 630 4706 - automatic transmission, AM F,'. __________________________ 42-.4'iobile Homes 3 Bedroom blok, 2 bath, paved road - Cc.i,nty y style kitcer'n, central heat 116* Chico & The Man ___________________________ REALTORS MLS 2515 PARK YEAR END SPECIALS LAKEMARY_IBedroom. I',batri ADULTS, PlO PETS I 68Vnted to Buy . -------------1965 Thunderbird, fair condition. radio, heater, electric windows Want to buy, good CLI ROdiO and 5700 322 1909. Upright Freezer. 323-2791 after 6. JUST A PHONE CiLL AWAY _____________________________ BUY NOW AND SAVE AVALONAPARTMENTS 194$ Pontiac GTO convertibte, cx cellent Condition, iOw mIleage, 1 owner, only 5650. 32? 0933. For, free estimates, call Carl yard. $19,500 MAKE OFFER --- --- ----- I RABBITS and Factory made Cages 372 448.1 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ home, economical 01 heat, Shady 31-Apartments Furnished 197) El Camino Super Spor', PS & I PB,AM.FM, air. Call 323.5.700 after S pm, I AT 322-2420 ANYTIME * *** SANFORD-. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath / 1973 FordWindowVanloo 17,195 or best offer. Phone 322 5065 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Need; cleaning, painting and repair; to walls tin and out). dining room ceiling and plumbing - 3276733or)fl347 ( 'l)Plymouutpi Fury, very nice, 37.000 mi , auto., PS & PB, radio, vinyl top, 12,230 3736035 after 5 67-tJvestock-Poultry ________________________ , '. LAKE MARY-- WATERFRONTBedroom, 7 bath home With den fireplace, formal dining, roomy 345 3771 $2 SO BUSHEL 1975 Honoa, CVCC, 7.100 miles, I mc; old, 12.900 373 5715 after QUALIFIED FARRIER and BLACKSMITH, Trimming, Shoeing. Work guaranteed 3710030 or 530 4749 ___________________________ Color TV'S from 150; B&W, froml 515. Service all makes HERBS'! 'IV 1200 5 french, 373 1734 I Quality living I Beautiful i bedroom, 2 bath home on large wood'ct lot. Alt the t.xtra in chiding fireplace, screened porch, carpet, foyer, family room, break down, No closing costs, 372 I 6&fe - --- -. --' --- ---- -_____________________________ bU 1006 QUALITY CONSTRUCTION_ 1747, cxl, 76 1973 Chr;etfl,650 1971 VW Bug. •ir.$),200 322 lS"afte-r$ ________________ id 17 978. 177. Loni'iwcxci AUC I ION. )73 73 ___________________________ *,S7Oorsji 4603 Wanted to buy used officefurniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S 1971 VW Dasher 7door Sedan. COLOR iv, %li 55 ,'Ct4Tpl RENTAL P(JPCHASE PLAN Baths Tennis. Swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room & Clubhouse. From Swimming , fishing and boating. 80-Autos for Sale _____ WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD . 53--Radio-Steo - ,: -- , story home close to e'veything, I Also available for rent. 170.000 CALL TO SEE ct,n'1 MOONEY APPLiANCES)?) 0697 and shopping in walking distance FTU Ovledo-Duplex, Iurn. Or unfurn Ideal location Reas'"abte .il Hunda &W Semi (.'o $450 Pbone37lSlooatt,r5p r, 64-Equipment for Rent - -____________ ' SteanuCleanyourownCarpet Rentour Rinse'nvac KF.NMOREWASHER.PIIIS. .edmact'imnes WE TAKE TRADES Spacious 1, 2 & 3 BR apts, 1 & 7 - Phone 3fl 26*3 PtOft or comfortable home at fast bar, lust to name a few! reasonable cost 3 bedrooms, 7 bath on well shaded lot at end of SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE- 6 dead end Street School, church largebedroom, 4 baths. spacious? LAKE MARY I brdroom, 1 bath home, detached garage, nice shade tree'. Fenced yard. near lake. $11500 -- HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY Retrigerator,Dr1c'r (turk OedtandD,sr'washer perfict for you 1 large bedrooms, lt' a "dog", but has potential for BLAIR AGENCY Tractors& NTRA jQUNT FARM EQUIPMENT PAYTON'S CHILOR EN'S WEAR 2610P'iiawatha Ph 172 tUl YOU'LL RE SURPRISED I t ______________ Phone 322 7539 _____________________________ Motorcycle Insurance Heavy Equipment _____ _____ couch, $40; rocker, $15, pedestal WITT REALTY dropleaf table, 110. swivatrocker, Rg Rpi lctat ftrck,'r 31) $10 KuIp Decorators, 109W. First 372 7748 ______327 0719 St., 3777335 DUPLEX- 2 bedroom cciie block, excellent condition; no City Singer STe tape;, by Owner 377 6670 - GoId'n Touch 'U 5c',.. 575 Touch ryiodel 602. Si6 50. ouh 'N ST. JOHNS REALTY CO, Sew model 151, over 1300 new, BROKERS balance $j45; Singer Feather Days - 372 61/J Weight, $40; Singer with drop P4 ghi' 372 2)5? tx,ibbin, left for repairs, $26. Terms Low as $5 per month. See at SI.NFORD SEWING CENTER Downtown 307 E 1st St 322 9111 j -. . _______ - II " ! . 52-Appliances . - Ofl I' acres. in town 20'O' with covered patio, Also has separate furnished garage Handy Man 's Delight Luggage rack, Best offer 570; Danish (hair, Sl, sofa, CARROLL'S FURNITIJRF 372 French Provincial. $10, Studio - If you have a lob and good credit, we can move you into a one. two, or three bedroom garden home! Real Estate 321.0041 ___________________________ - ...-'----'.-------__-______._.__.___.._.__.__ 7 Apts, I or 2 bedroom-n, furn. or unfurn both AC, w w carpet, PIAVFIS,GpAplf.pUilS ?'JU S FRENCH tiiwy I? 92i' Ste nstro m Realty NEW high quality homes with oni TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You Ufonie of BPP Warranted Homes can't afford to rent when we can HAVE A LOT OF LITTLE ONES? make- ownm'rspip this easy! Thiscbarm,ng lSyearolohomefs 373 $371 or 32? _______ 24 Hi's. : - l97iHondaCL200,likenc-,, New and Used Ford, Kubota, Peltiborue 197$ Suzuki 266 mIles $900. 7300 Sates, Rental, Service Meftonvllte Ave. north garage FREE GIF TWRA°Pl HG-All Baby 1)7 Magnolia Avenue apt, after S p in Gift5, Knits, Christening Gowns. At. TI.t.'.ONTE SPRINGS 834 1341 game room area. 149.500 TWO STORY STUCCO LOWLOWINTFREST RATES Sq Ft Shop Space lOON P,'-apr*' 30.-Apartments iJn,hed New government program, child care for as low as 12 per week, if you qualt', )fl €I2i 3239410 - food GardenLand, 1100W 1st St. 373 )0 HWY 46 FLEA MARKET On Highway 16, Sanford ndPctboni Galleries) room, format dining room, big wooded lot, only $75950 THISHANDYMANFIX.If" - i .-.L;,..-Z- ____ -- -- the piece, dozen, gross, or 63A- ' 517.000 Home has 2 OR, I bath and a Financing avallabte $37 , -, 75'xI25' lot. Call us. COUNTRY HOME- Small7 BR on I 51-Household acre 119.500 EXECUTIVE LIVING. 1 BR, 2bath, LAKE MARY- I BR, 1 bath, ten lormaldining, Separate cottage or Twn br'dS, cOrrp!.!.', s Re-g. Peal Estate-Broker - , '-'- .A,M. truckload. All types of gOOdS, jewelry, food items. Lric.a brac, - __________ Friday, Jan. 9, A HOUSE DIVIDED A master bedroom, 17'xl5', and bath ted, citrus, excellent location 1)8,000 ' _____- - -' 'I. "- --' OFVii Onebedroomtrauler inPaota 5/5 pii:s$7$c't A BABY'S WORLD, Care for Infants Garden Apti . 18.2 OR, air, carpet, drapes, GE appliances dw toage7 only, Next to new Drivers' Franklin Arms Apts 3734650 ________________________________ License Bureau 372 66.43 Specified Bonds: The Successful bidder Shall pcov.rte a Perfcrmar,c, Payment, an Guarantee Contract Bond as provided a st's fnrth Lr 1k tOrl.ii -- Shed 129,000 373 4313 after 530 p.m MLS REALTORS Date, Time and Place For' Stainaker, Jr. of STEPHENSON And Opening of Seated Bids All bidI BEANE, Poet Office Drawer One, must be received arid OPened in a b CaSselberry Florida, 77Q;, At meeting at the Seminole County orne'vs for the Mother, and file thi School Board Office, on the 77th of i original with the Cierk Of the above- January 1974 at 1:00 P.M encIlj in a te&i144 styled Court on or before t'i1ruhr.,V---------------"-'Ye ..i-,.,.., i'IaIflly 17th, 1916; otherwise, a Judgment on the outside, "Proposal" and the may be entered against you for tn, tithi of the work, the date aid name relief demanded In the Petition, of the bidder. The Serninofe County WITNESSmy handand ttiesealof School Board (("ServeS tNt. right to Said Court on this, the 7th day of relict any or ail Bids received and January, 1976 Or to waive any informallties in the (Seal) Bidding. NOb;dS$hahlbe withdrawn for a peri Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. of 30 calendar days : Clerk of the Circuit Court subSequent to the Opening o, Bld fly: Elaine RiChard, without consenI of the Board Deputy Clerk D4ted this 9th døy of January 1916 Stephenson and Deane The Seminolø (.ounty Attorneys arid School Bo$rd I Counselors At Law 5: Mr. R. 0 Feather 1 Poet Office Drawer One ChaIrman Cassetbarry, Florida 5: Mr. W. P. Layer, 32707 Superintendent I Publish' Jan. Publish: Jan 9, 16. l, 73, 30, - - Phone 372 106.1 after 6 p in. - Ileman --- preferred 377 1526 after i. I Wanted, Pasture to icase for cattle, A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PR1N. Large or smdil. 322 81. T That's a Classified Ad' I _____________________________ ____________ 6-Child Care local the Evening Herald _____________________________ ' available $77(,) PINECREST-. 32, CHA, large lot . JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. 107W Commercial 29-ROOmS -----'---------...... Phone 322 1851 Sanford Room-n in private home, private ....- 38-Wanted to Rent entrance & bath Working qt'n And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets ReuIt And That's A Fact Too! PlanrOOms for bidders to re'1iie-, Place(s) & Date For Obtaining ('idding Documents: BIdders may ObtaIn Documents b phoning the office of the Architect requesting further information 6i7.i$) after SP-ecifkstlons - ' TWO PLUS TWO ISFOIJR - 34 -4fbile HOmOS . Rentals English Dull Dog male ______________________ A phonecaticoutd start you on a new and profitable career Call $62 ___________________________ at ________________________________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' WORK! Place a Classified Ad n Johnson fiberglass fishing boat bnd trailer; 7i" Snappin Turtle mower, 30" power lawn sweeper. 3721770 - with porch, fireplace in living room, 200' deep lot, plenty of room for a garden, Only 117,900 3,5-P'bile Home Lots SAN LAPITA- 3 BR, 7 bath, new Experienced bookeeper wa ' -----FHA financing available, 516.600 I PAOLA AREA- Over 1 acrc-$ I employment in one person office I rOVE ESTATES New Swim lots wooded, 17700. near Sanford are. Write fish,boat,clubeuouse,$3Orno Frer' Box Sia. c o The Evening Herald, Stemper Realty literature P.O Box 10, Osteen. P 0 Box 1651, Sanford, FIa, 37771 _____________________________ Fla. 37764 377 6077 _____________ ______________________________ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LIST tHU REAL1OR ____________________________ _____________________________ 3774991 Busit rtu, 1919 S French 3721196,373 tc$i Going flunt'-t5 Day Care Center 37? 1959. 377 ilr..* - ..-Commercial Building Wili it'a.. or sell PhonelTi 3i44 or '" Office-s attachei warc'tiouse truct Kish Real Es EVERY DAY someone l looking for height. Large fenced outSide What you have to sell Call today I Storage Central Poca'iori .L RviC F' LiE YOPID and your Ciassitied Act wiil appear TuE CONT 14.',C T he-re tomorrow Call PlO GIVE AI'dAYS, NOGIMMICKS W. Garnett White -I- Sanford, Florida on the f011owing' will ______ 2921Hw',Ilfl 3fl 5961 50-Wuscellaneous for Sale central heat . air, Payton's 372 1301 CAN YOU TOP THIS? I5 CH A, $3500 DeBAR Y-- Lakefront, Beautiful, new, 3 2 145,000. SUNLAND- Pool home. 3 1.5, $3O, SUPILAND- 3.1, CM A, Financing For ale or Rent, Vi acres, s roo2 I", bath mobile home in Geneva, ?l -Situatjons Wanted Toournewfriendsof Sanford: Ya All Come, Get Acquainted OveraCupofCoffee Your"LittleFee"Agency 201 Commercial 373 5176 (at the Mini Mall) ______ 1"O P.M. on January 77. 1976 at W ,h time bids will be Dubliriv Opened and read aloud in the Seminole County School Board Office, 207 E. Commercial Ave., Documents - only, No phone calls P0 Jays, 218 770 E. itt St.. Sanford brown & white, 1 yr old; 7$ lbs Answers to name "Buster", Vicinity of Palmetto and Sanford Ave Reward. 37336)5 Seminot, County School Board Office 202 E. Commerciai Ave. Santond, Florida 3277? --- . - Merchandise _____________________ carpeted, fenced yard with utility _________________ 327 7673 Yellow Cab. 201 5. Park Ave.. Sanford --________________ Saleslady - Experienced in Iadei' readr to-wear Apply in person __________________________ Nurses; RN';; LPP45; Aides; Aii Companion, Needed immediately, Announcement 62! 0436 Invitation to Bid Not ce Is hereby that the Seminole County School Board, Seminole County, Floridawill receive sealed bidsuntil '' " PerhapsAlcocuolic Anonyms Can Help Call 17) 4511 Write P0 Box 1713 Santorci, U iorct,t 3777) -- _______ LOST ) -. ROflO?4 MARINE ________________________________ to 16 truck loads to sell. This auction for People who want to save or make money. We sell by _______ . ... 33- Houses Furnished '' 2Deilrcx,rnfr,r rent, TAXI DRIVERS Od buys. Project ScopetCoristruction The project generally consists Cf a Bicycle Path and Walkway Bridge over the little WekIva River. Place(s) For Examining Bidding Documents. Bidders may review the Documents a' the fotlowirig- -- -' -- 62-Lawn-Garden ______________________________ Lowest price in area, 7 bedroom New seller every hour. Have had up 3 M Preci time relea plant Req Real Estate Broker Piaii.rs 122 IX'? - - January II, 1974 - - Community Action Inc. 1101 Pine Ave. (upstairsl Reward Offered For information leading to the returnof a MOsler government file cabinet and records inside. Call between Sand 5. Monday through Friday, 8)0505) placI!5: ____________ Opportunity Employer. Seminole 4A- Public Notices 1976 DEU 90 January 77, 1974 DEVil your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 377.2611, or $31 999) FACED WITH A DRIPJKI;,c. PROBLEM. 0 "..,'r Real Estate 803W. 1st St Secretary (head start) High ____________ 322 764,3 373606) or 32305)7 eves sChOol or quivatent, personable, ___________ ____________________________ accurate, neat appearance. Salary OSTEEN- I fledroom SIlO per Sanford - By Owner, i Sl? ranges 11,200 to $1,335. An Equal month 5CHUQE N REALTY, plan, 7 baths, central heat & air, Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idte items with a want ad. To place your a, call Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish: Dec. 19, 24, 197$, Jan, 7, 9. Witness my hand and the seal of Said Court on January 7th, 1974 - Free, 6417(12? for "We Care"- Clerical POSit,on5 Open- 1 Clerk "Hot tine," Adults or Teens Typist Receptionist and 1 Clerk U! Superintendent of Schools in the ScI00 Board Office, 202 E. Corn. mercial Ave., Sanford, Florida Time for Receipt of Bids; Bids shall be received until 1:00 P.M. on (Seatl Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihten Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Jan 9, 14. n, 30. 1976 #1 ' , 32703, on or before January 73rd, i•m ... iii- •. -'---• wIiii TOC 'v,,-' Clerk of the above styled Court on or before February lCh 1976; other. wise, a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition, it 7:309:04 - Seminole County. Florida, con taming st 43 acres has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on GEORGE C KEL.LEY, III, PA, Plaintiff's Attorney whose address Is P.O. Box 1137, Apopka, Florida, Project Title: WALKWAY BRIDGE FOR SPRING LAKE ELEMEN TARY SCHOOL, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Name of tnt' owner The Seminote County School Board Project Location: South SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA, Place For Receipt of Bids: Alt Bids are to be delivered to the $ome Entertainment center, with SWAP SHOP FA MAR color new picture tube 5750 3fl Anyone can be a setler or a buy' iep .ilter No charge All admitted free ________________________ Come browse every Sunday at the Movietend Drive in Theatre, 55-Boats & Accessories South 1797 Phone 372)2)6 -. First $100 ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS. /0-Swap & Trade __________________ - tttW IifleoftheNE.loftheSW.l1 of said Section 23. N. 0 degrees 00' 32" E. for 2$ 300 ft. to the point of, beginning. All lying ami being in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage and other relief has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your ..r*it,n iJelense-s, i# any, to on Attorney for Petitioner, Neigh l'orhood Law Office of Central Florida. Inc., whose address Is: 106 W. Central Blvd., Orlando, Florida, 3780), and file the original with the carpets, dining room, eat in hit chen & an unbelievable 16'x2S' family room, Only $77,500 Call to seewhythlsr1om-I 'drastically increase in value 131 8222 CLIFFJOROAN REALTOR Before Publlcatlon - (Seal) (Attorney) Kitchen Equipped $)SOMonth Call 373 485-1 - - NOTIF'ED that an l' I 372 1302 53-TV-Radio-Stereo _ . 481.001 CIPU 111W REAL. iti€ 70/ [ 75th 37) /8)7 IIALA COLBERT,REALTOR Retire In Style Unfurnjshu.cj Sunday Noon Friday unknown, and BRENDA 1 FOELKER, residence unknown. In V HAL COLBERT Friday, Jan. 9, 1916-58 - LAKMA,LVO. 17Q'frontage Il'deeponacornersite.1,eMsq ft. of building zoned for offices 519,900, FORREST GREENE INC.,, REALTORS 373 6353; 8)0 6i73; eves. 3728970 3*,, Acres, Rr.id'yfor Development C,iii O,',r"r, In -'cri _________________________________ SELMAWILLIAMS,Asscxiate Evt's 377 0612 or 32 _____________________________ Tropicat plantings surround this 'jcan 3 ''-'--.-.___ bedroom, t' bath, avoca''o 3 Bedroom,) fl.ith unusual home. Paneled walls. Stove & refrigerator, blue carpet 32-Houses 3 Lines Minimum Noon The Clerk of this Court either bifore Service on Plaintiff's Attorney or immediatelythereatter, otherwise -a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Cornpiant. WlTNESSmyhandanthe%l0f this Court on December 17th, 1975, Post Office Drawer X Jacksonville, Florida 37203 a..- 2:454:713:53 G door of the Seminole County CoUrthouse in Sanford, Florida, at Tl1I:cflAv 11:00 am.. nn - Stan Brock KIDDIES $1.00 Model 50250 Chrysler Furnace. Model 2077O Chrysler Air Conditioner, Model 1262 01 State Hot Water Heater, Model w 1405 Wail to walt carpeting at publicsale. tothe highest and best bidder for cash, at the front West variety Stoneware and the Southern Crafts," 330 T BLACK EXPERIENCE SHOW TIMES FCI00 General Electric Dishwasher, '. €0 ANTIQUES: 'Pottery, WiLDERNESS describedandinadditlonthereqotfle following described household apM, which are, and shall be deemed to be. fixtures and a part of the realty: Magic Chef Range. Model 312V Fasco Hood. Model 764 General Electric Disposal, Model 7() OrI,Irud() Dr,'i' REALTY Estate flrok,'r ._.__!tLJi I is,,, St Realty ren Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 4k-Commercial Property 72 -Auction WILSON MAIER FURNITijW" I 7 BEDROOM HOUSE BUY-SELL--TRADE Do!J HOME WITH WORK SHOP- Partly )1)315E,FlrstSt. CLEAN.CARPETED 3223672 Auction furnished 3 bedroom, i bath, DCpt Required. Ph 122)312 59-Vttsicat Pvrchandise Easy Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, centralheatandair,$70, terms, Cnter tops, 5ink. Installation Sale , NeW)bedroorn, 7 bath,alI electric, Longwood, I DR. 7 bath family FANTASTIC available. Bud CabeIl. 3228052 Uv'r J'iti r,'.ister electric Guitar central heat and air. Phone 372 FRIDAY P4iGllTl INVESTMENT., room. formaldinop 7car garage, wth 1 (ruTh prool cas&' is? 5150 flalance of an estate n':iudri 2767. anytime, __________________________ Nearly new I bedroom, 2 bath, many extras 134.500 As',ume tat,.'. 321 0141 Commercial zoning. $19,Si*) Easy Resale Boutique. ..SpeciaLjfj' furniture, etc Antiques gas coo' I Bedroom house, clean, central terms Les White Realty, stove, all kinds of garden tools, Holiday Sale' Open 6 days a week, 4-Personals heat air, carpeting. For rent or 60-Off ice hundreds & hundreds of 107 W. 77th St . S4ippheS 373 7494 Realtor FURNISHED 4 Bedroom, central miscellanenus item;, inciuding 2?5 t4!___________ Siegler matic Space Heater. w 55 , One bedroom house heat and air, nice area 576.900 black & white & color TV's Come 1 come Tax Preparer needed during iS ALCOHOL A PRO EM got. tank, stand 8. tubing, $70 Used offIce furniture UnfurnlspiedorFurnjthe.j early a tXowe 114 YOUR FAMILY' * Get ' Em While * tax season for income tax Office Harold Hall Realty AtJult only 372 $741 AL ANON St'arS7I.00OBTU.A C, 170; Lady's woodc.r steel desks (executive desk Experlencenecessary Caitalterô ________________________ 12 lb. bowling ball, 56 fl 95 IJ[ AL TOn J?3 For families or triencls Of Pr0blen p in., 377 0782 * Jhey're I-lot '' * & chairs, secretarial desks & 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped $160 Dell's Auction Service drinkers Thornasvllle of Georgia pecan chairs, sfraight chairs, filing per month, First month and 1)00 Newhouses,,,a rural area Nodown HAIRDREsSER WAriITED For further information call 23 43 damage deposit, Phone 372 0671, payment, montrily payments less Rent your own booth ____________________________ or Write 5620 NOLL'S back chairs, $350; King size headboard, Cassetberry, I? 97.5301206 pecan ' "' "" wood, to qualified buyersCaiI to see ii Sanora 3 bedroom, 7 bath Im REALTOR Box 55). Sanford, Fla 3771? upholstered for TV viewing, 76--Auto Parts rla,,i.ied Acts re t11c maHsI b'ii you quilily' mediate occupancy, Call after 7 WHY WORRY lighted for reading, exceltent 61-Building ?iaterials news items you will find ______________________________ "Grapefruit Pill" With Diadax plan pm , 675 3091 "The 2nd Get'em Hot" A;i,t 'miring ifltCrCSt r1i"' ri OfldttiOn, $75. yellow Ilotpoint , anywh,'re . more conv'nseflt than rapefru,ts t'concitionea Ratteries. $12 iS sped COmfortable lic new 3 refrigerator freezer, I year old, Used Lurrb,', All Sizes tSO ix$x)7 ' I',, bath, carpeted, fenced Custo'n homt.on vojr lot or ours We exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, Eat satisfying meals 8. lose Securit Guard, full tIme, 1 17 5t'if bedroom (split ptan with I'-,, 5150, refrigerator, 125 Phone 373 Ui flQ 1 back. 1175 Heart Pine ',iil Make Deal), 1109 SanfOrd Ay, weight. Faust's Drugs. Lake Mary area, Call Associated baths, central heat, and nice yard 3615 after 6 pm, Phone Security Inc., Orlando 4259059. Balance $16,900, payments $159 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN __________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll M.UNS WORTH REALTY Price $fl,230. AUCTION ' '.' 78-Mtorcycles COUNTY. ac'Ion to fore-close three mortgages on the following property In I Seminole County, Florida: Begin at the SW corner, SE"i of the NW' of Section 73, Township South, Range 29 East, thence- run N 0 degrees 05' 02' E fr ft along the W. line of said SE 4, NW '. Section 73. thence S 89 degrees U' 5$" E. parallel to the N. line of the NE-'1 of said Section 73. for 2400 391 II, to a point on a curve concave to the NW on the W right Of way of Longwood Markham Road, Thence along the arc of said curve having as it elements a centrai angle of 21 degrees 02 16" and a radiusof 1113.210 ft ,for ii 774 ft. to the point of tangency thence S. 77 degrees 47' 56" E. for 706.765 ft along the right of way of Longwood Markham Road thence N. 89 degree-s 4.4' 55" W. for 1951 (119 1?. atong a line paratiel to the N tine of theNE'iofS,e'ction23. Township 20 South, Range 79 East: Thence along Sch u "i DEADLINES GILLIS, residence B. YOU ARE COnnectionwith the premises herein -- GREAT PER ti FORMANCES. "Barber of Soyule Ciaudio Abbado conducts the La Scala production of Rossini's three act opera. Baritone Hormana Prey is Figaro, mezzo soprano Teresa m9 0a,b0gi Alva is Count Almavuva VALERIE NOTICE OF SALE MOVIE. 8:00 AM, - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon TAFFER Completely refurbished 7 bcjr, I bath, frame tsorn., 515,500 Bedroom apt, kitnen Cquipp, air, carpeted Large Priv.Ifry,ird $105 AduIt 327 7296 nd', A i".-, _____________________________ "T, I thru Stirnes 4)c a I inc 6 thru 75 tImes llc a line 26timos 24caline (52,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 41-Houses COMMERCIAL LOCATION 7 bedroom unfurnished. 1)10 ma deposit Adutt only. Call 373 0963 or 321 0161 RATES H OURS flOUTIQUE," located at Space 121 Seminole Plaza, Highway 436, Casselberry. Fiorid4, Transferor's. to JOHN E. SIMMONDS and CATHERINE SIMMONDS, hiS wile.i.j 918 Park Manor Drive, Union Park Florida, Transferee's All debts of Transferor's are tobe paid in full as they fall due as a result of this transaction which will take place on January tO, 1976 or as soon thereafter as pOSSible at the office of JOHNSON AND PANICO, p A, Attorneys at Law. 111 South Maitland Avenue, Maitianci. Florida 32751, to which address Creditors, I any, should send their bills. DATED at Maittand. Florida, this 23rd day of December, 197$. Robert T. Smith Linda L. Smith PUbliSh' Jan. 2.9, 1916 0EV I? Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO: KATHRYN L WOOD. fOr merly KATHRYN L IJASS ReSidence: old Highway I?, Mars Hill, North 28754, Carolina RAFAEL A RIVERA. ef ux, .1 ñI, Defendants °' CLASSIFIED DEPT. EDROOp. rITCHEPI fIlcHED, HEAT AND AIR Phone)774j5 . 5 SHAKER VALE, INC. et al. , Odando-Winter Park ___________________________________ 322-2611 ________________________________ 831-9993 CIVIL CTiCiN óO, 'iII•-%.A-U7'I STATE (lANK OF APOPKA, P a nt it I cuir, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Civil Action Number 7%-4V Ct U WILMiNGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, a Delaware corporation, Plaintiff, Nolice Is riereby given tha!, pursuant to an order or a final ludgment of foreclosure entered In the above captioned act ion, I will sell the property situated in Seminole County, Ftorda. described as fnllo.s Lot 10 Block C. NOR TM ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 6 of UNIT I as per pIat recorded in Pta? Book 17. page 37, Pubiic Records of Seminole COunty, Florida. Together with all structure and improv,mrnts now and hereafter on said iand. and all (ixture' now or hereafter attached to or uSed in Seminole IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT IN,ANO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CLASSIFIED ADS - - FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA ___________________________ ' PU _____________________- __________________________________ Sovifle" Claudio Abbado conducts the La Scala production f thiS thteo act opera by Rossini. Featured are baritone Horrnann Prey as Figaro, mezzo soprano Teresa E3orcjanzaasflosanaandtonor twigi Aiva as Count Atinav,va. 930 6. 8013 NEWHART with a PatiensfixatIon that the bingo game 5 fixed, and staggers through a series of weird stag U REAL1DADES FIIGOá.EN Starring 5 30 12.00 - The closest a wildlife film has ever come to myideal." Evan Mclean 2o G AEAT ED PEA FOAMANCES 'The Barber of U MUSICFF1OMASPEN(R) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS .6 US. OFARCHIE .,9 HOT DOG I. - """ VISION ON 4 'f: --- fl final round hosted by . Gaagtoa 0 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? (A ED OUR STORY (A) a '- I 4 6. MARY TYLER MOORE. Mrs Botty Ford makes a cameo appearance Ihis episode in which Lou refuses to admit he has lost tOuch with the prestigiouscon. tacts ho once know, when he 11:30 2 12 WESTWINL) .4 6 GHOST BUSTERS U CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT NEIGHBORHOOD 2. ACROSS THE FENCE dangers AND PALS .9 ODD BALL COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be In writing and filed In duplicate and state the place of residence and putt office address of the claimant arid must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at torney, - e same shall be void. Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 2'th day of December, 1975. 5: VIrginia E. Keeling A Executrix of said Eslate A. Edwin Shinholser, of ShInhoier and Logan First Federal Building Sanford, Florida 377)1 Attorneys for Executrix Publish: Jan. 9, 16, 1976 Oregon Trail encounter many TACULAR 'Challenge of the Sexes Now series featuring head to head competition between top mate and female athletes in the sport at they excel. E WOMAN ALIVE (A) €D PARTY 5:00 2. 12 DEAN MARTIN THE ELECTRIC COM- Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, within three calendar months from and his family making perilous 2,000 mile ,ourney &ong tho CBS SPORTS SPEC- 6 PANY (A) €1) BUGS BUNNY-POPEYE 630 OrogonTrail"RoriTaylor Man Dame vs Manhattan 4:30 ti LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS. ROCOlIection of the end ol WWII and other historic events as recorded by Commentator Lowou Thomas and Movietono News 9: SPEED BUGGY .9 DAILY WORD 857 21 ia NBCNEWSUPDATE 900 2 .ia NBC MOVIE 'The €1) BASKETBALL. Noire NUTS 2.55 . RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES 42 .6' FAR OUT SPACE 2 30 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6' 12 Upstars. Downstairs 41-Houses 31A-I)iplexes NOTICE OF TRANLH uL TO PURSUANT UNIFORM COMMERCIAL COt)F CHAPTEI 6766 107 TO ALL PERSONS WHO MAY LIE CREDITORS OF TRANSFEROR'S. A transfer in bulk of equipment, Supplies, and other inventcry tOb made by ROBE RI T. SMITH anj LINDA L. SMITH, his wife doing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROMTE DIVISION PRORATE NO. 7S-313-CP In Re: Estat. of ALBERT R. WAPPLE. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any Claims and demands which you, or either of you. may have against said estate in the office of the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court Seminole County, opera ' a: HULABOWLFOOTBALL: From Honolulu. ED WOMAN (A) 11.00 2:15 , TER €) THE JETSONS .4) EVERYWOMAN (4) 6' DOC: Doc Joe is offered a chance to 'Clean up' lfl show bsinoss as technical SOUNDING BOARD Stoncware arid the Southern Crafts.' .1 GROOVY GHOULIES O SN(ATU €J ROMAGNOLIS TABLE 4 10.30 RUN, JOE, RUN j lIon tO. ' 10.00 2] ii POLICE STORY: A SuPearliet robbery in which an (S shot and paraIyzed,)adsapairofdetov (BockPoters, RoborlStack)to tnvestIgateasonesolassas Slayings Pan one of two PailS (I ED AUSTIN CITY LIMITS. Rusty Weir," Rusty Weir and his FiI4r Brøs. Band in an hour of mock arid roll, country style 11:00 2 .42 i 12 NEWS U ED AVIATION WEATH. ER €D 700 CLUB 11:30 2. 12 TONIGHT 142 MOVIE. "Furies.' Barbara Stanwyk, John Huston. (88W) 1950 Western about the conct between s:rong rmnded woman anø herdogmaticcanie ranche, father .6) CBS MOVIE. UFO. Target Earth." Nick Ptakias, Cynthia Ckne. Two scientists and a psychic undertake a tThSSioi to disCover the truth about unearthly visttOr, 1974 U LILLAS. YOGA AND YOU 9' WIDE WORLD. 'On Locaton. Alan King on the Sunsot Strip" (A) _________ 2. Gregory Pock. Hai'ryGuardino 0 €1) NovA: Predictable Disaster," Explores the sc. once of earthquake prodic. hoas (A) -i ABC THEATRE: 'I Will Fight No More Forever James Whitmore, Ned Romero Dramahzatn whch recounts the otc story of one ° America's great heroic fig- €D MOVIE: "Crime Humphrey Bogart. Gale pg 1938, Warden mis to reform F- €D SESAME STREET (A) 8:30 j WOMAN ALIVE ' 9:30 MOVIE: "Torrid Zone Ann Sheridan, JarncsCagney. 1940. South of tho border aCnafldrO(flaflcowithnight. ckib star cmng between IIValS J) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS it SPACE. 1999 ED SENIOR SCENE ) STAR TREK 7,30 -2] CELEBAIT v SWEEPSTAKES 4' NAME THAT TUNE JOE AND SONS .9 HOLLYWOODSOUAFIES 800 SANFORD AND 2 .12 SON. Fred uses Iamoni's sayngstobuya supply of Whopper Choppers. HAPPY AN3 .42 NIVERSARY. CHARLIE BROWN Special combining anlmationar)dbvoactionhh. Ightod by a visit with ,..*eaiul UI iut,' Cnaries N Schulz. Cart Reiner is hos!. ED WASHINGTON U WEEK IN REVIEW 9' BARBARY COAST When 1110 offspring of livo contodorateconspiratorsaiorneet. rig to dig up a half dollars in gold end Cash and Cable pretend to be two of the - Ian. others, are featured, uros, Chief Joseph. (A) ti FEEDBACK - OF GILLIGAN walhnglorthelndsanstoattack €1) LOST IN SPACE -. Wind and Fire, Laboe, Janis 9) MOVIE: 'Poil Chop Hi.' Taylor, Ernest Borgnino. 1967 Western about a man arid Woman holed up in a iou. U AEALIDADES ED ANTIQUES - . ¼._'... .....& . LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Seiby. Two young otfic,s find their wikJ oxpioits lead thorn into conflict wi9 the criminal world rid ay F .4 _,,,_____________________________________ Friday, Jan.9, 1976 Legal Notice 2 -- is) W 2nd St )fl 6432 _____________________________________________________________________ scenery. 575.000. Forrest Greene, Inc. F_To List Your Buslness..,DjcI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 10c5)) REALTORS 34,)tl ____________________________________________________________________________________ ,,.----------, --------- , . ----.--- '- -•--'------ -- ..-- -H 'i-- --- 'I - ,'-- - --. ..--" -.1- �I -- - - - :iii -J - - , I --( - I • I - - -t I • - - - • 4 - _ _____ __ _-_urii - 1 ? I •. _ --:- _- T ---- - ':- ---. iT1iiT - -S — N - _________________________ ________________ He aMord, Fl. 4 r2=. ---:- .....i _ _ _-.--_-__-_-_- - - r4_r .-±.------ ._ __--_ -. --- - - --• _- — -•-------"'--- -----.--- - —,-------- ___ -- -r-- - --r--r--. .- - - -- -,..----- -..- 1 - ------ - r-.a-j--- -sq - --j- -- - 1 EEThE TAi( 'E TO A MOVIE / - ('RE I I ' I (_: '1\ L11 f - - ______ '- '- c ____ ______ ____ - ____ f '—" \ - _--a.4.- - 17 57 eek strong 6 18 large planet 61 Epoch 7 Conducted LAO 44 ATM ,,/qI\...\ UF -?'V 65 Guido's note (ab) 30 Pleasant 34 Soul A end'nU (p1) 48 By negative 23 Adjust pitch I LE 11 MAY OT VIOLATE 3 Antlered animal _____ 2 1 ____ J) Y (I:1lNl i M'iv 2kJune 20) ('onironinig I ('-I4 JtI('(fl(N t Dcc. 22•Jan. 9) , flyj fjfld 'fl5f airt of LIIIc )OU LJfl a'.oid toda Makt the best of it 1)on t seriou.s repercussions. ' oilothers fun - 9 JO 11 ori I run likI * beconu' a trifle complicated Lt r biin 'ics dock tt hOilli II controstrs) irises uxli 12 13 14 15 16 17 11tt 4il' You tii h )) p l'I( F'S Fd 2M \IIU if i Liy of rist tO(LI' % UU,() (Aug 23.Sept 22) discontented Do things your / -" ____ 5 34 / (Ii - - 6 7 8 68th Year, No. 121—Sunday, January 11, - • I - SIGN UP HERE ________ ______ today II snu see you're e'pouslng unpopular issues get 38 ____________ NEED PiPE Th 47 - _____________________________ ENCH' - t.- j- _____________________ - ___________________ - : _____ r-_ -- NDIN' — - ' 1 - - - - - fl - - - uide Iocthy If you are e coiiim sear You are going to peeIin more than you would be more interested in having a - ________________________________________________ - - - - - S - ___________ " 1 UI( OON'r ',Vu REMEMBE?I I,, %'ELBO.S IsIJ,.4,J DuGAvP.eE1.EI --_-.i__ _______________ - I Lawton Chiles, Florida's U S Senator ho Is ha1d only by close and continuous supervIon. In a speech at the Mayfair Country Club, Chiles stopped over In Sanford Friday to tell citizens theeconomy and thegrowing power of bureaucratic monItored by coress individuals part of both agencies Chiles says, would be to define and control -' ( t ,l ''- ''"e- 1? the Sesenth Day Adsentistsas 'ULLJ ll-( HE SURE io.c,'s ' ml 1If BoisrER'ouc€Go'I (10 Io > DAYS OFF ii 72 r --...___- L your readers I had the priiIege of ___________________ was impressed with the one thing to know the dangers succeeded had smoked 20 to 40 _- - - r -I- ---- J-. - .4.W4.....SiPflS- 4,. -n,. Jr - -t..r.wr - - -- - ould be one - —1 a - 1 Sena in l0tn a walk across FIoda, said recent He said he fly oppos any fuher expaion ______ trascIs across the stati' convinced turn the economy of governmental bureaucracies Chiles said he has ____ - - 'keep inflation from catching hold again," he said - - ------------- oer tzireaucracies The bill would provide Gerald Ford inl the Federal Resene System agencies The bill comes upfLr hearmgs next ycar, ______ - ______ - p . _____ L or hearts It does not matter Slest "crib last Sth s ill go to six he ts If he likes that suit . A iWin,iveUdss asenue , (Continued On Page 1-A) - - - -' - - - - fail to esthblish a "case of possible that the public and scheduled murder trial in are sc - -- ______ Wed for IrIs! on the ,t.tr - - ,At # $517,000 county purchase of a - Morris is expected to be the center of attention at the / , I J F w rtader wants k !aL4 with - __0 - J r IVI I) e nfl is x- vv' Ill ire indicted M is --I " t 11 1 l " lord, was being held without pre-sentence Investigation, relatives, went Into the house e told him, "I'll kill you. If I State Ally Abbott herring court jury serdict that he is prisonment on the murder toanalleywaywhereheblastefl Harden testified that he h AL t ) #-"+J 1 ' Opening ead -ha to ansone ssho s'ants to quit thrilling c Freeman is accused of eveols - Pass 4, na g g m dictrnent against Freeman, that there no basis for the Freeman Is scheduled for msioners Michael Hatway pensation in a 10 am Wed isa cinch even though neither ) ye - - Indicted County Attorney depositionby Morrbasounds (lictflieflt' 19 in circuit court, but Mason also tn&ted by the and ur) ornas ( eeman Wi see for dismissal If Morris secret grand Jury has notified the court that he for alleged Government in the - heart diamond t5o suit hand •AQ732 treasurer accepts He said the key to America's iccess In coming Peoples sup ort ver ________________ South merely goes to four VJ1093 pass 3 £ ______ - CtW -----e-'t&-- ____________________________________________________________ Interest Ilithout slam In terest orth ssould rebid three \OflTII II)' By larence F Iamb %t 1) - __________________________ ___ $I - congress must ovee the agency He aIso said used maIy to commit muer He ao favors FACE-FACE added, must be a n "to get us moving foard former FBI Direct J Edgar Hoover "abused some type of "cooling off" cr waiting period on Sen. Chlle, (left), State Rep Bob Hatlaway chat That's the big challenge" 0tH 1111(1111) Yr k J 105 , -S-.a-- I - - - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents By 110111 LO I) ____ fl-a.s. 2 ___________________ - *t* EDITION N •. 58 Afternoon party _____ ________ f.-r h today because just exercise a little lflltii1ie • seapou 27 Wahoo 29 Boy's r 5 \ I ____ ,--€...ct?f. - )i)u're(liSturbell. count to 10 Ikfl't ,iiakc things worse by bu) Ifl St West 24 39 Western state 41 Superlative II RULES IT iS &XTEMELY SI SLEADIN _____________ _______________ ____________ •- 6 I runner 1J4 Y •..t A ___ ___= _____________________________ - I1 __iiiL.' -, - f 'v' ________________________ - - -I---- - - =- Ii HLRNICF JIFUF ()SO1 ç•r I 9 'C ,' I - - SUNDA . -- -' c . -_ CL.EiRIC - A Mu. 44 i iii 1.)) UI! IT Th - 43 Eay Roman ACROSS ( TAT NICE. DNT biJ \ SiC ONE TElL ME T1E % ERE 50 - - - a. .---z'-, ______ I I -- - - - At Home 1 A we? to Preo: Puzzle HOROSCOPE Friday,Jan.9jm Mod Walker I, '-- ----. _____ ____ - itiorristittstontrary # intheos l2shotgunslayingof The linrde were rnarned shotgun ___________________ -- - from her clothing in the _______________ nein Cancer SOeY _____ - - - ___________________________ _- ________ rF - WkAT II KID NEAVY 600K ON - -. AR C HI E 5ffl7 : kAVE SEEN ._,, LABOR PPO&EMS w 2 ALL DAY LOJG . 5)R/*E, 57X'rnE' L - , It may Just ho a feature ed by the sictorfous ones for The Health Letter number 2-6 0 tv'o carts is next bid of _____ Ye take a decislse stand ______ (Do you hji3O a ques?,on lof THE COLD to the freezing leel on Saturday However, Robert FrancIs, 11, Mason, sulAsequenti) took a deliberation Friday afternoon Mrs Harden was said to be a refrigerator and tried to kill loft htoffthechill wiuth (HeraldPhotofl Bill VtentJr) P It. - Whe Ic ha i r Pilot 5g 'shy" - even our doe I)E.AIt READLR Stop v.orrying about that The drug E. fly In from 180 and ma hand control for that aircraft is Georgia to attend the event, Douglas Lyons. 41, of osteen and Steve Martinson, 2, of installed in minutes they want to learn to fly' are get my license," he added with Asiatlon Administration In St used to that Its a lot like last from 11 m to 3 pm film, and free airplane rides for "YoI4r hands are busy when prospectise stseelchatr pilots Is noneof ttce and does '. :. r' - Ase r"=' - i,'* -::-i -' , ____ -- Page 1-C. / ' - -' - Police found the shotgun lie testified that he Test1ed blocks from the Mulbe '_______ t Around The Clock Still 6(. Crossword 4-C Dear Abby 3-C IlospRal Obituaries 7 IA ________ '1 1 pine moutcines in it 1artoui said after 12 hOUrS final examination But the fact that both men arc _____ ____ Mason in the motion seekin Cirit Judge A J 11emann mose out of the residence __________________ erd the next denominational service You 1 BlttngcoldwIndshavehltthesanfordarforthe,(fewday,, testimony transcribed and member jury s serdict, togetherat 1808 Mulberry Ase attornes when Mrs Harden probation officer at the cour three heartc We do base a Is there any chance that I was also around 80 per cent Any one interested should call a ay - WARDING OFF 'Wbrwc tya ç \ " - fi 'edavs the I ChooseNot to mation about the effects of diet are used the first for a clinic and people are IN A BOWLING ] 1/ ________ new suit call isa game force by Bob Montana WI'IERE DOES ") -k'' -. -ct \ou start ss1th the transfer right hand opponent two from the quality of life a HAVE LOST ____________________________________ MY COt)SIN -( ' length of life particularly in ______________________ hand controls sheelchairs will attend and -; - f monthsaa:yoi in:ts: a means of achieving success F.nglan JonaofMcd:cine June 26 1975) of the chances stheelchairs, seems to hase little to do with it lsucpecL the program iaries with the people ks like there is no connec lion at all between these cident In 1951, said "Then I the main thing in our minds," records of bumpedlntoafriendataschool lyons said hecichair ssholehirUd cupport It i (,pn()pI l(flS (I) bt in li tinson presently are awaiting aircraft is scheduled to be said 'But if they can't attend, _________________________ ons said he is right medical certificates from the displayed at today's meeting of they can write to the _____ i' ' t A I / f -_ -- - - - - ______________ v y ping i pan Eyes I and the Stese ______________________ _____________________ ut him in touch with prospective pilots are Mc )J(WA U - u - - ' - JL_ ____) _____ - _________ 1t'StI- I f___-l., Y - - * , - 11! __ ( j'c-.. -s" L_j - :-=-_S - ' .- - - -'------'- --.- 1 .. . . - 4 __ --::--- ' . . . - -. '-. - - wounded in Vietnam In 1968 . 'T - . 1- —- - - - - 1 ''-'----- ---- — - -'--' - ------ I LI I7 - ' ( I -1 j _________________________ -- t4pic 1)etaIlc and tideso Page? A - --- - reported a banner year for World officials reported Auto 1aJ'i officials reported pletely loaded" trains ha%e Creel pointed out some of th' days traffic was backed up for piggybacked North has Jumped 500 passengers daily in addition holiday season tourists hase the land of Mickes Mouse from about 50 to 75 cars In to the 15 ca and estimated come and gone Southbound Central Florida Zoo officials f - ) - - .-, -- _i - . Thhi14, l ' -. —' anted to do, so I decided tc d = i$-- v -:i - Thi. public is inittd to attend groundbreaking I ( /.tc_ - J 1/ 757 Aic1sr7fl mAT / _____ _______ A 7ZD-fV. FRUM 'flhF'C.*JE M HAVE BROKEN Lip. _________________ - (p- F TI(F It Die influx of northern the train, Creel said touris ho flocked to Florida tractions are reporting record tour'sth into sunny Florida has He said Autain officials this year attendance figures "I'm learning to fly because passengers who daily ride tourists around Dec ___________________ portunity to meet once again Mked about h the man ssho nas tntrumental future,lyonssaid I intendto - -------- J Lu' " ,_- - 1, all for It." But he said she had I "She's ncser k-en up In a cmall turnc(Inrotind1In&Ient back on In part, to the record number of = - ---------------- Asked if his sife, Nancy, hd tourists who dnse cars to run to Louisville comparable statistics for last December Phil Butler, etnploye at the (car G Carlatead Flower Farm ou reser%ations about his learning Florida and take the Auto-Train Thomas Blayney, a corporate year, he said th number of Rozon said attendance at Celery A'e, Sanford, stokrs up a smudge pot to ward off '. .-_fL 1JJLULL- .— —' - .- r "A big influx of people came booming at Sanford's Auto- departing from the Sviford j 'i - s. ' . ,' - . •—- -I----. -- --- - -- * • ' .- - - - ----. s_-._k_%r- ____ -- -- "We've got a lot of visitors," 32 degrees larenheit. Fortunately, the 29 degree chill that hit the I and by the Junior Woman's Central Florida tourist at - - The BIcentennIal pruject Is being sponsored by the V - 14 Ickett Jr ) '. ------------' - - =-=--. =----iT=--- , i-aii.-t - ___________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f1e4cdd8549c729c765d59fdefc271a.pdf d58f0996f6550287c253b5275895dfb4 PDF Text Text I -- - - - :iii -J - - , I --( - I • I - - -t I • - - - • 4 - _ _____ __ _-_urii - 1 ? I •. _ --:- _- T ---- - ':- ---. iT1iiT - -S — N - _________________________ ________________ He aMord, Fl. 4 r2=. ---:- .....i _ _ _-.--_-__-_-_- - - r4_r .-±.------ ._ __--_ -. --- - - --• _- — -•-------"'--- -----.--- - —,-------- ___ -- -r-- - --r--r--. .- - - -- -,..----- -..- 1 - ------ - r-.a-j--- -sq - --j- -- - 1 EEThE TAi( 'E TO A MOVIE / - ('RE I I ' I (_: '1\ L11 f - - ______ '- '- c ____ ______ ____ - ____ f '—" \ - _--a.4.- - 17 57 eek strong 6 18 large planet 61 Epoch 7 Conducted LAO 44 ATM ,,/qI\...\ UF -?'V 65 Guido's note (ab) 30 Pleasant 34 Soul A end'nU (p1) 48 By negative 23 Adjust pitch I LE 11 MAY OT VIOLATE 3 Antlered animal _____ 2 1 ____ J) Y (I:1lNl i M'iv 2kJune 20) ('onironinig I ('-I4 JtI('(fl(N t Dcc. 22•Jan. 9) , flyj fjfld 'fl5f airt of LIIIc )OU LJfl a'.oid toda Makt the best of it 1)on t seriou.s repercussions. ' oilothers fun - 9 JO 11 ori I run likI * beconu' a trifle complicated Lt r biin 'ics dock tt hOilli II controstrs) irises uxli 12 13 14 15 16 17 11tt 4il' You tii h )) p l'I( F'S Fd 2M \IIU if i Liy of rist tO(LI' % UU,() (Aug 23.Sept 22) discontented Do things your / -" ____ 5 34 / (Ii - - 6 7 8 68th Year, No. 121—Sunday, January 11, - • I - SIGN UP HERE ________ ______ today II snu see you're e'pouslng unpopular issues get 38 ____________ NEED PiPE Th 47 - _____________________________ ENCH' - t.- j- _____________________ - ___________________ - : _____ r-_ -- NDIN' — - ' 1 - - - - - fl - - - uide Iocthy If you are e coiiim sear You are going to peeIin more than you would be more interested in having a - ________________________________________________ - - - - - S - ___________ " 1 UI( OON'r ',Vu REMEMBE?I I,, %'ELBO.S IsIJ,.4,J DuGAvP.eE1.EI --_-.i__ _______________ - I Lawton Chiles, Florida's U S Senator ho Is ha1d only by close and continuous supervIon. In a speech at the Mayfair Country Club, Chiles stopped over In Sanford Friday to tell citizens theeconomy and thegrowing power of bureaucratic monItored by coress individuals part of both agencies Chiles says, would be to define and control -' ( t ,l ''- ''"e- 1? the Sesenth Day Adsentistsas 'ULLJ ll-( HE SURE io.c,'s ' ml 1If BoisrER'ouc€Go'I (10 Io > DAYS OFF ii 72 r --...___- L your readers I had the priiIege of ___________________ was impressed with the one thing to know the dangers succeeded had smoked 20 to 40 _- - - r -I- ---- J-. - .4.W4.....SiPflS- 4,. -n,. Jr - -t..r.wr - - -- - ould be one - —1 a - 1 Sena in l0tn a walk across FIoda, said recent He said he fly oppos any fuher expaion ______ trascIs across the stati' convinced turn the economy of governmental bureaucracies Chiles said he has ____ - - 'keep inflation from catching hold again," he said - - ------------- oer tzireaucracies The bill would provide Gerald Ford inl the Federal Resene System agencies The bill comes upfLr hearmgs next ycar, ______ - ______ - p . _____ L or hearts It does not matter Slest "crib last Sth s ill go to six he ts If he likes that suit . A iWin,iveUdss asenue , (Continued On Page 1-A) - - - -' - - - - fail to esthblish a "case of possible that the public and scheduled murder trial in are sc - -- ______ Wed for IrIs! on the ,t.tr - - ,At # $517,000 county purchase of a - Morris is expected to be the center of attention at the / , I J F w rtader wants k !aL4 with - __0 - J r IVI I) e nfl is x- vv' Ill ire indicted M is --I " t 11 1 l " lord, was being held without pre-sentence Investigation, relatives, went Into the house e told him, "I'll kill you. If I State Ally Abbott herring court jury serdict that he is prisonment on the murder toanalleywaywhereheblastefl Harden testified that he h AL t ) #-"+J 1 ' Opening ead -ha to ansone ssho s'ants to quit thrilling c Freeman is accused of eveols - Pass 4, na g g m dictrnent against Freeman, that there no basis for the Freeman Is scheduled for msioners Michael Hatway pensation in a 10 am Wed isa cinch even though neither ) ye - - Indicted County Attorney depositionby Morrbasounds (lictflieflt' 19 in circuit court, but Mason also tn&ted by the and ur) ornas ( eeman Wi see for dismissal If Morris secret grand Jury has notified the court that he for alleged Government in the - heart diamond t5o suit hand •AQ732 treasurer accepts He said the key to America's iccess In coming Peoples sup ort ver ________________ South merely goes to four VJ1093 pass 3 £ ______ - CtW -----e-'t&-- ____________________________________________________________ Interest Ilithout slam In terest orth ssould rebid three \OflTII II)' By larence F Iamb %t 1) - __________________________ ___ $I - congress must ovee the agency He aIso said used maIy to commit muer He ao favors FACE-FACE added, must be a n "to get us moving foard former FBI Direct J Edgar Hoover "abused some type of "cooling off" cr waiting period on Sen. Chlle, (left), State Rep Bob Hatlaway chat That's the big challenge" 0tH 1111(1111) Yr k J 105 , -S-.a-- I - - - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents By 110111 LO I) ____ fl-a.s. 2 ___________________ - *t* EDITION N •. 58 Afternoon party _____ ________ f.-r h today because just exercise a little lflltii1ie • seapou 27 Wahoo 29 Boy's r 5 \ I ____ ,--€...ct?f. - )i)u're(liSturbell. count to 10 Ikfl't ,iiakc things worse by bu) Ifl St West 24 39 Western state 41 Superlative II RULES IT iS &XTEMELY SI SLEADIN _____________ _______________ ____________ •- 6 I runner 1J4 Y •..t A ___ ___= _____________________________ - I1 __iiiL.' -, - f 'v' ________________________ - - -I---- - - =- Ii HLRNICF JIFUF ()SO1 ç•r I 9 'C ,' I - - SUNDA . -- -' c . -_ CL.EiRIC - A Mu. 44 i iii 1.)) UI! IT Th - 43 Eay Roman ACROSS ( TAT NICE. DNT biJ \ SiC ONE TElL ME T1E % ERE 50 - - - a. .---z'-, ______ I I -- - - - At Home 1 A we? to Preo: Puzzle HOROSCOPE Friday,Jan.9jm Mod Walker I, '-- ----. _____ ____ - itiorristittstontrary # intheos l2shotgunslayingof The linrde were rnarned shotgun ___________________ -- - from her clothing in the _______________ nein Cancer SOeY _____ - - - ___________________________ _- ________ rF - WkAT II KID NEAVY 600K ON - -. AR C HI E 5ffl7 : kAVE SEEN ._,, LABOR PPO&EMS w 2 ALL DAY LOJG . 5)R/*E, 57X'rnE' L - , It may Just ho a feature ed by the sictorfous ones for The Health Letter number 2-6 0 tv'o carts is next bid of _____ Ye take a decislse stand ______ (Do you hji3O a ques?,on lof THE COLD to the freezing leel on Saturday However, Robert FrancIs, 11, Mason, sulAsequenti) took a deliberation Friday afternoon Mrs Harden was said to be a refrigerator and tried to kill loft htoffthechill wiuth (HeraldPhotofl Bill VtentJr) P It. - Whe Ic ha i r Pilot 5g 'shy" - even our doe I)E.AIt READLR Stop v.orrying about that The drug E. fly In from 180 and ma hand control for that aircraft is Georgia to attend the event, Douglas Lyons. 41, of osteen and Steve Martinson, 2, of installed in minutes they want to learn to fly' are get my license," he added with Asiatlon Administration In St used to that Its a lot like last from 11 m to 3 pm film, and free airplane rides for "YoI4r hands are busy when prospectise stseelchatr pilots Is noneof ttce and does '. :. r' - Ase r"=' - i,'* -::-i -' , ____ -- Page 1-C. / ' - -' - Police found the shotgun lie testified that he Test1ed blocks from the Mulbe '_______ t Around The Clock Still 6(. Crossword 4-C Dear Abby 3-C IlospRal Obituaries 7 IA ________ '1 1 pine moutcines in it 1artoui said after 12 hOUrS final examination But the fact that both men arc _____ ____ Mason in the motion seekin Cirit Judge A J 11emann mose out of the residence __________________ erd the next denominational service You 1 BlttngcoldwIndshavehltthesanfordarforthe,(fewday,, testimony transcribed and member jury s serdict, togetherat 1808 Mulberry Ase attornes when Mrs Harden probation officer at the cour three heartc We do base a Is there any chance that I was also around 80 per cent Any one interested should call a ay - WARDING OFF 'Wbrwc tya ç \ " - fi 'edavs the I ChooseNot to mation about the effects of diet are used the first for a clinic and people are IN A BOWLING ] 1/ ________ new suit call isa game force by Bob Montana WI'IERE DOES ") -k'' -. -ct \ou start ss1th the transfer right hand opponent two from the quality of life a HAVE LOST ____________________________________ MY COt)SIN -( ' length of life particularly in ______________________ hand controls sheelchairs will attend and -; - f monthsaa:yoi in:ts: a means of achieving success F.nglan JonaofMcd:cine June 26 1975) of the chances stheelchairs, seems to hase little to do with it lsucpecL the program iaries with the people ks like there is no connec lion at all between these cident In 1951, said "Then I the main thing in our minds," records of bumpedlntoafriendataschool lyons said hecichair ssholehirUd cupport It i (,pn()pI l(flS (I) bt in li tinson presently are awaiting aircraft is scheduled to be said 'But if they can't attend, _________________________ ons said he is right medical certificates from the displayed at today's meeting of they can write to the _____ i' ' t A I / f -_ -- - - - - ______________ v y ping i pan Eyes I and the Stese ______________________ _____________________ ut him in touch with prospective pilots are Mc )J(WA U - u - - ' - JL_ ____) _____ - _________ 1t'StI- I f___-l., Y - - * , - 11! __ ( j'c-.. -s" L_j - :-=-_S - ' .- - - -'------'- --.- 1 .. . . - 4 __ --::--- ' . . . - -. '-. - - wounded in Vietnam In 1968 . 'T - . 1- —- - - - - 1 ''-'----- ---- — - -'--' - ------ I LI I7 - ' ( I -1 j _________________________ -- t4pic 1)etaIlc and tideso Page? A - --- - reported a banner year for World officials reported Auto 1aJ'i officials reported pletely loaded" trains ha%e Creel pointed out some of th' days traffic was backed up for piggybacked North has Jumped 500 passengers daily in addition holiday season tourists hase the land of Mickes Mouse from about 50 to 75 cars In to the 15 ca and estimated come and gone Southbound Central Florida Zoo officials f - ) - - .-, -- _i - . Thhi14, l ' -. —' anted to do, so I decided tc d = i$-- v -:i - Thi. public is inittd to attend groundbreaking I ( /.tc_ - J 1/ 757 Aic1sr7fl mAT / _____ _______ A 7ZD-fV. FRUM 'flhF'C.*JE M HAVE BROKEN Lip. _________________ - (p- F TI(F It Die influx of northern the train, Creel said touris ho flocked to Florida tractions are reporting record tour'sth into sunny Florida has He said Autain officials this year attendance figures "I'm learning to fly because passengers who daily ride tourists around Dec ___________________ portunity to meet once again Mked about h the man ssho nas tntrumental future,lyonssaid I intendto - -------- J Lu' " ,_- - 1, all for It." But he said she had I "She's ncser k-en up In a cmall turnc(Inrotind1In&Ient back on In part, to the record number of = - ---------------- Asked if his sife, Nancy, hd tourists who dnse cars to run to Louisville comparable statistics for last December Phil Butler, etnploye at the (car G Carlatead Flower Farm ou reser%ations about his learning Florida and take the Auto-Train Thomas Blayney, a corporate year, he said th number of Rozon said attendance at Celery A'e, Sanford, stokrs up a smudge pot to ward off '. .-_fL 1JJLULL- .— —' - .- r "A big influx of people came booming at Sanford's Auto- departing from the Sviford j 'i - s. ' . ,' - . •—- -I----. -- --- - -- * • ' .- - - - ----. s_-._k_%r- ____ -- -- "We've got a lot of visitors," 32 degrees larenheit. Fortunately, the 29 degree chill that hit the I and by the Junior Woman's Central Florida tourist at - - The BIcentennIal pruject Is being sponsored by the V - 14 Ickett Jr ) '. ------------' - - =-=--. =----iT=--- , i-aii.-t - ___________ �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chiles: Monitor Secret Agencies Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, (Continued From Page lA) the opportunity to be free." FLORIDA 1970" and hopefully a few more politicians will run CIVIL ACTION S-23I6-CA09.G says he is providtn,g ordinary citizens the opChiles said his 1970 walk across the state "was campaigns without funds from the "fat Cat.!." FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ptunhty to finance his campaign. The goal Is to kind of saying I'm gonna do something different." LOAN ASSOCIATION OF raise $400,000, which would requirit participation by Chile said Seminole County was a "turning SEMINOLE COUNTY. a U.S He said his limiting campaign contributions to 40,000 citizens. Already, Chiles says he has collected corporaflon. point" in hIs 1970 campaIgn. Plaintiff, $10 Is also "something different." He hopes other $70,000 in $10 politicians will copy the concept_If it peoves i%zuj, by allowing the people to liaro"the Chiles said ft's human nature to "treat JAMES W CRAI3TREE s.ssful. financial burden, Chiles promised to "have myseu H DAWN CRAUTREE. JORDAN somebody who gives you big money different, That 'swhatthe$IOdoes"hesaid "Ilgivesme a good campaign" when he seeks re-election this MARSH COMPANY and CLIF. He said a ' few pep1e started walking after FORD PENDARVIS, d b a OVIEDO year to the senate, TEXACO, Del endant, -NOTICE OF SALE Legal Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that _______ pursuant to Final Judgment of NOTICE ______ __________________________________________________ The Annual Report of the Ouda Foreclosure rendered on the $Ih day i; _________________________ ___ I _____ _________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ J' Foundation for the year ended of January, 1976. in that certain _________________________________ -' ____ _______ ____________________________________ In the Circuit Court In August 31, 1973 will be available for cause ______ _____ ______ Iinpeclionat A. Duda I Sons, Ovledo and for Seminole County. Florida, "' ______ ____________ (Slavia) Florida during regular wherein FIRST FEDERAL AND LOAN business hours (S:0O am, to 3:00 SAVINGS -' __________ _________ ____ pm )lrom January 15, l9lólhrough ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE _____ __________ July 1$, 1976 at the request of arty COUNTY. a United Slates cor •.:, cItlzn. Requests Should be directed poratii, is Plaintiff, and JAMES W. to the Foundation Manager. Mr. A. CRABTREE and wife, H. DAWN _____ _____________________________ CRABIREE. JORDAN MARSH Duda, Jr. at the above address. _____________________________________ r __________ Publith: Jan. ii, 1976 and COMPANY CLIFFORD 4' PENDARVIS, dba OVIEOO - DEV44 -'.. ____________ _____________________ ___________________________ TEXACO. are Defendants. I. AR _____ ________ ______________ ________ THUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Cierk of _________________ ________ FICTITIOUSNAME ____________________________ NotIce Is hereby given that I am the said Circuit Court, will at 1100 engagc'd In business at 10 Roderick am, on the 22nd day of January, sellfor tocath the highest and front beSt Court, E. Northport, NY.. At Large, bidder at the West Seminole County, Florida, under e _an - _______ ___ I ______ _________ fIctitious name of CRIPPLE door of the Courthouse In Seminole County. Sanford, Florida, the . . C PEE, PEAT ______ fO4lOwin'J described prorty %ituñte __ _ _____ ____________________ 1-fOMOTIONAL CONCEPTS. _________ " SemnoIe County Florida, 10 t that I intend to register Laid na PARCEL I. tJ.S. Sen Lawtcn (lilies (center) meets Sanford suPPorters Tern McDold (left) and Torn Hunt. with the Clerk of the Circuit c Lots 10 and 11. Block IS, TOWN Seminole County, Florida In0' SITE NORTH CHULUOTA, ac cordancewith the prOsions of cording t Inc Plat thereof as Fictitious Name Statutes, To recorded in Plat Book Pages 34 56 Section 663.09 Florida Statutes - of the Public Records of Seminole 5: Mr. A Levy County, Florida, Publith: Dec. 21. , 1973, and 19'ó PARCEL II: .!U Beginning i7$ Feet South of the Southeast corner of Lot 7, Block 77, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE on extension of East line', run South FLORIDA . I N BRIEF , Trains Crash 400 Injured, Probe Begun (1HCAGd(Ap) - Federal officials took over the in -. Ford Convenes Meeting WASHINGTON i AP) - White House officials are cx- -. -t• 4 .. . of the CIA as President Ford convenes a high level meeting to discuss his own plans (or reorganizing the intelligence community. .. A. :• '.:r L. r - -' - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Defense - ':. Colby and other top official!, 'rs' rhc'1'c i to tucet with the President today to go oer a vuiety of options (or overhauling the nation's intelligence operations. - •y?• -. dismay at suggestions offered by the Senate Intelligence Committee, but said the President is considering "almost every option that has been seriously advocated" during the past) ear of investigations into the CIA, FBI and other intelligence agencies. - - •, ______________ - p Security Proposal Expected - - WASHINGTON (API A special federal task force formedinthewakec month's bombing at LaGuardIa Airport in New York Is expected to propose tightened curfty that would limit public access to coin lockers and baggage surveiliance. The recommendations are to be proposed to President Ford on Monday by Transportation Secret'ry William Coleman Jr. Despite published reports listing details of the task force study, spokesmen for the Department of Transportation declined Friday to discuss the recommendations. ..1 The task force was hastily formed after the bombing that killed 11 persons and injured 70 others at LaGuardia, The bomb was hidden In a cotioperated locker, Influenza Deaths Dow'n ATLANTA (A?) - The National Center for Disease Control says fluera-relaJ deaths, which rose to epidemic proportions last winter, have remained below expected levels this winter. The C1)C said Friday no outhreaks of flu have been - ..t L -- outhreaks have been orted in Hawaii. - -. 'U. ____________________________ - - '. . - t,I, 1916, • Judge Rejects Trial Delay _______________ MIAMI (AP) -A federal judge has turned down a bid by lormer state Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley to delay hIs March 8 trial on a 26-count grand jury indictment. U.S. District Judge William 0. Mehrtens refused the motion by O'MaIley's lawyers, who claimed the delay was needed because of the complicated nature and length of the Indictment. O'Malley faces two counts of income tax evasion, four counts of extortion and 20 counts of mail fraud. He is accused of using his office as treasurer and insurance commissioner to direct buainess to his former Miami law parthers, Richard G. Ciravolo and Bennett G. Feldman. 7, In City Of Longwood HyI}ONNAFsrS _Pç OCALA (AP) - Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, barnstorming through Florida on the first (if several vote.seeking tours before the March 9 primary, has repeated his call for decentralized government. 'Unfortunately, even in this country, we have too much 'cntralii,atjon,'' the former Republican governor of ('alifornia told a (linfler reception here Friday night. 'Washington hitS control of SOIIIC functions which, if they are to be per(orlllc(1 by government at all, should be adnunistered at state ar1(l local levels," he said. "Among these are welfare, Medicaid, (00(1 stamps, education, uiiriununity and regional development. '.Ish. flgton )Ia.S shown that it does not perform very t-Uicienly or responsibly. These program5 can be better aflIl more economically administereti at the state level or the lxa 1 level.'' - Attorney Abbott Herring to Schreiner. FOR SEMINOLE "The only button I pushed FLORIDA, COUNTy, tnence Northerly on shore to point West of beginning, Ihence East to 2 CHULUOTA. according to the Plat General Jurisdiction DlIsion the day after the meeting in- the Dec. meeting, the last of about regular tape recorders, CITY NATIONAL BANK OF theftf as recorded in Plat Book IA)NGWOOr) - Rosemary dicated he was discussing the the old council, but there is not a record button MIAP,f I. SI S$of the Public Records of N.tioc.iI b.nking car Wood of Watergate fame lost charges with his personal atporation, Councilman Seminole County. Florida. Lawrence on this one," he said. only 18 minutes of a tape torney. Said Late will be made pursuant to Plaintiff, Goldberg, a tape recordec buff, Goldberg said, "I'll take full and In order to satisfy the terms Of recording, but thiscitydo,ie City Clerk Onnie Shomate operated the machine at the blame," adding he Is going to BAKO CONSTRUCTION COR. Slid Final Judgment. her one better, said, "There is nothing on it meeting held prior to his learn how to operate the PORATION, a Florida corporation, Dated January 1976. (Seat) The tape recording of the (the tape). We tried to play it receiving his oath of office, machine before Monday night's e't al.. Arthur H Beckwitfl, Jr. Defendant(i), Dec. 22 city council meeting at and there is nothing on the Goldberg said today that with first meeting of the new city NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Clerk of the Circuit Courl Councilman Gerard tape." Schrelner absent at that par- council. By E!aire RiChrde rorct.o:uRE SALE 'n'inell was accused of DepulyClerli BYCLERK Shesaidtheonlypersonswho ticular meeting and Coun"I don't want the responNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PHILLIP H. LOGAN of harassing the police depart- have successfully operated the cilman Parker Anderson sibility, but I'll find out how to pursuant to the Final Judgment of SHINHOLSER. LOGAN ment Is completely blank, two-tIer, two-year old $1,000 refusing to operate the tape Foreclosure, da?e'd January 6th, AND MONCRIEF perate he said. Connell, at the meeting, said recorder at council meetings recorder he did undertake the 1976, and entered in Case No 75.1536. Post Office Box CA 09 C of the Circuit Courl of the Sanford, Flonda 3)771 the police reports were false, have been Roy LaBossiere at task. "But, I told them I didn't "Larry Goldberg should not 16th JudicIal Circuit in and for Attorneys for Plaintiff made a motion which died (or the time he was fire chief and know how to operate the be taking the responsibility for Seminole County. Florida, wterein IackofasecondtorequestSthte former Councilman Donald machine." CITY NATIONAL BANK OF the blank tape recording Mll, a National banking car Publlth: Jan. 11, 1976 anyway," Anderson said today, porat ion, is PlaintIff, and BAKO 0EV 47 noting neither he nor Goldberg CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION. a Florida corporation, et al, are NOTICE OP were officially officers of the Defendant(s) I will sell to the S Ii a BULK TRANSFER ri) y P ri z e I i s t 'ity at the Dcc. 22 meeting. highest and beSt bidder for cash at TO All Creditors of PLASTIC MAC, the west front door of the Seminole INC., a Florida corporation Mrs. Shornate who was Ofl County Court House. in Sanford. I. A bulk transfer of the assets. vacation at the time of the Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 tafl9bIeand intangible, exclusive of o'clock A.M , on the 23rd day of •accounts receivable, will be made meeting, said fortunately her January, 1976, the following ten (10) days after this date between daughter, Mrs. Linda Martin, de'cri property, as set forth In PLASTIC MAC, INC, a Florida By BOB ORREU.. acted as clerk at the meeting Slid Final Judgment corporation, Longwood, Florida, LOTS 4, 5,6,9, 10, II, 17, 13lOin and 16Conpany, Herald Staff Writer Transferor, and Standard Container already has drawn prizes and harding galvanized tilt-bed and did take minutes iii shotin BLOCK B. LOTS 7.3,6,7 and a Georgia corporation. running Into thousands of trdiler furnished by Don Smith oiand almost verbatim. The list of prizes to be dollars with more corn- of Seminole Sporting Goods BLOCK C. STERLING PARK UNIT Transferee, with its Principal awarded to lucky fishermen in mitments coming in every day. Store. In addition Seminole NOS TWO, according to the Plat executive offices located al 703 But, she said, the written thereof, as recorded in Piat Book 17 Claremont Avenue, Mount CIalr. Sanford's First Annual Shad 7. Enrollments To Be Cut a 2719 American Party To Meet cJ [)e d Continues To Increase Among the many valuable Sporting Goods is contributing remarks prepared by Mayor Derby continues to grow as prizes donated are a six Four complete spinning outfits James t.ormann and read by 'i1c-minded merchants outdo horsepower Johnson outboard to be awanled to weekly win- Council Chairman J.R. Grant themselves to assure a suc- motor, furnished by Jack Rath- ners. were not taken down verbatim. cessful contest, mt'll, manager of Monroe Denmark Sporting Goods of "No one seema to know what at Page 37 of the Public Records of New Jersey, of the following Seminole County, Florida, descrIbed property: DATED at Sanford, Seminole (I) All machinery, equipment, and County, Florida, this, 6th day of fixed assets used in connection with January, 1976. the pro,act line. (Seal) rre Inventory, intludlrtg Ahur H. Beckwith, Jr inventory of the proct line, and (or Feb. 15 thrru Mar. 15, aalf H.P. Mcrwy outboard spinning outfits to weekly "Thereforethereisnorecordof By Elaine RiChard. finiShed goods, assemblies, parts for sponsored by The Evening motor contributed by Gene winners also, which will work Dpy Clerk modelspriousIy sold, all as based Herald and the Greater Sanford Meadors of Meador's Marine; a out fine as there are only two unless the person that took PubliSh: Jan. ii, 1976 upon inventory Of November IS, Chamber of Commerce, Taylor 12-foot fiberglass boat 197$: the paper brings it back. The DEvM senteeism at several schools. categoriesasfarasagegrjpa. W Dr4wings, 15 years and under and 16 years paper was never In Mrs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP 'THE specifications, prototype, designs, bills of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Martin's hands." and up, male or female. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE materials,., vendor and supplies lists, Economy Recovery The clerk said Mrs. Martin COUNTY. FLORIDA. manufacturIng information, Johnny Bolton Ford Company . marketing Information, customer given copies Civil Action No. 1S2373CA-9.o of statements had also indlaited a desire to was lists and engineering data sE%\'oflK(Ap, -Signsappearedthj.s past week that FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS riiade against Connell by participate. Ill Tooling, lbs. fixtures, dies. three AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for the economic recovery Is "making haste slowly." y,ds templates, and patterns: Dick Dove, chairman of the city police officers and Public merly known as FIRST FEDERAL (3) Domestic patents, or ap Safety Director Douglas Keller SAVINGS The nation's most persistent economic headache, Iii AND Shad Derby Committee, LOAN plications therefor and actIve In ASSOCtATION OF TAMPA, flation, appeared to be easing more convincfig1y. "he and they are safely In vention disclosures, including rIghts Issued an appeal for all mer- record. Plaintiff, By 808 LLoYD government said its wholesale price index dropped fourto bring legal action under said police in Daytona near the chants wishing to be included in lleraldStaffWrfter for past and future Is tenths of a per cent in December led by lower farm prices "And Mrs. bookstore where the two clerks this extremely worthwhile thand notes areMartin's safe. shor- WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS and patents fringemqqt, -the first such monthly decline In six montht RUTH E. CHRISTMAS, his wife, were abducted the next night. project to contact him at Dove's (6) Anyand all foreign rights, In THE I,NITED STATES OF A 16-year-old New York boy her steno pad," the clerk said. AMERICA, An auto registered to Pratt's Taxidermy Shop immediately, 1dng forgn patents, knh, and DAN F. SMITH. The government also said retail sales shot up 3.4 per Defendants, drawings and the like which seller charged with the kidnaping and father was found abandoned in so that a complete recount of all ________________________ cent in December, the largest month-to-month increase acquired from Beloit under NOTICE OF ACTION robbery of a Sanford woman Downtown Sanford the day of awards may be published as since July 1973 and a struts vnt.e of buying agreement dated November 1, 1973. fl4ec by TO: WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS nd her teenage daughter has the Mcrgo abdut.tiull, policy SOOn as possible. I?) Any and all contracts, which the American consumer, and RUTH E. CHRISTMAS and all are assignable, giving rights with been indicted for trial as an said. parties having or claiming to have Dove is offering to mount, For respect to the PrOdut$ Llnq to Seller, adult in Volusia County in ________________________ any right, title or interest in the free, the largest shad caught lnctuditg, w;tpiout Ilmitaf ion, all of connection with the kidnapnroperly herein described. "' those acqulr by seller from Beloit ' during the contest as a per. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: robbery of two women at Corporati rnanent trophy (or the grand C-o Robert C. Jones (I) The tradenem, Plastic t)aytona Beach. Mac Route I, Box 33 tv prize winner. and the right to use same and tne Douglas Pratt, a runaway jTj4" Katy, Texas 77450 name Plastic Prize presentations will be In connection \1l from Monroe., NY., is being YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED with the Product Line arid the made at the end of the contest asts . that the above named Plaintiff has herein held in the Volusia CouLty Jail described. filed a ita Bar-B-Q which Complaint in the will abovestyled be open IONI)AY 2 Dtig the past thre (3) years at DeLand, authorities said, Ofl to the public. Tickets for the Court for th, foreclosure Of a the transferor so far as is JANU tRY knn to mortgage encumbering indictments charging two the the transfer,, had the f011owing Bar-B-Q will be on sale during . following & noofiles described real property: business name counts of robbery and two and addrs only. Lot 11, Block C, ENGLISH the contest. Dv ED I'RICKErr voiced, PlastIc ME, Inc. counts of kidnaping. ESTATES, UNIT TWO, according to Herald Stall Writer Corn In order to insure safety of all t N. H, 477 "1 would be interested In the the Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Pratt was apprehended by LOflQWOOCI, [)ti, participants. Sheriff John Polk Florida 32751 t BOOk 13. Page II arid Si, Of the choice) restraints," Commissioner sheriff's deputies north of 3 All debts of the traniferor will will County have government his patrol boats Public Recordi of Seminole County, be paid in full milk is Harry Kwlatkowskl said. Daytona in a wooded area after as a reSult of thls Florida, available for use on the river to scheduled to receive $88,000 of a I'UF'SDA' action Creditors Should Bob Ellis, the commission's two bookstore clerks w'ire send their •' You are commanded to file your Statements or bIlls t h&p slow down speeders and JANUAI(V13 $.82S,000 federal grant awarded acting adm'lnlstrative robbed and abducted Tuesday written dof.'irn to said Standard Complaint Container Company, Co the Seminole Employment assistant, said many times night. The women were with the Cli:k of the abOv..narned help the fisherman keep his Morton with rice Kpslo, Esq,, of Friedman, Britton I HOSPITALITY, WARM ourt ano to serve a copy thereof temper. ('ole ilaw Economic Development Cot- federa1andstategrantsr,ta Stettin, Attorneys, 5uit 310 released unharmed. upon the attorneys hereinbelow poration (SEEDCO). Members of the Shad I)erby rtra1nts, or are used as startfruit cIiS[) not Southeast National Bank - Bldg., GREETINGS, AND later than January 26th, 1976. A Sanford police have charged Orlando, Florida ,oi, Committee will also patrol Rolls WITNESSmy handand soalof the In a letter to the county, up funds with county govern- Pratt with two counts each STANDARD CONTAINER Court at Sanford, Florida, this 17th Milk river in well marked private WIDE VARIETY OF SEEDCO Director Horace Orr ment picking up the tabs (or kidnaping arid robber)' in COMPANY clay of Decemt)er, 191$ said the $88,000 may be used for projects In later years. itt.s to assist fishermen and Y,FDNFSDAY By: FRIEDMAN, BRITTON (Seal) cornection with the Monday HELPFUL CIVIC ('amp 1. STETTIN operators, county environmental and Orr said the grant wIll night abduction of Mrs. JANUARY 14 Arthur H. Beckwitp,, Jr. By: Morton Kotto public works projects, Clerk Qf the Circuit Court Weigh stations will be located uamtmrger with bun provide jots for 1Q3 persons. Margaret Mergo, 41, and her ISi. 310 Southeal Nat'I INFORMATION: By: Elaine RiChard. at all fIshing camps in the Orr also asked for a meeting Jrench fries: tater Bank Bldg. Such grants are intended to year.old daughter, Regina, at Deputy Clerk trolling area from lake Monroe Orlando, Florida 37001 In tators with county officials to ci.scuas offset unemployment in areas Sanford Plaza Shopping LOWP4DES, PEIRSOL, PublIsh Jan 1, II, 1975 to Lake Ilarney aid all shad the grant proposal nd tuming where the rate is high. DROSDICK & DOSTER Tnq salad In ('enter, r'rv 18 PI.1OFCSSIO?4AL ASSOCIATIOtI t-nteftd in the (britest IlIUM be of the a,000 ta'i the county. Seminole County , November flaked dessert The Iocil charges By: S. H. Richard Bates, Esquire U you are new n town weighed and registered On the NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING A meeting was scheduled for unemployment was 129 per with juvenile court were Milk Sultt 431, First Federal Building officials, Th Board of County Corn. SHIRLEY Monday, but county officials cent. MILLETT day caught at one of ti Po'l Office Box 2SCP TIIUR.SDAY mitsioners o but the youth could be ed as Semite County, 834 9212 Orlando, Florida 32107 announced Friday the meeting official weigh-stations. Florida, will COndUct a Public JANUARY 15 Cr predicts staffing for the an adult in Seminole County If Attorneys for PlaintIff Casselberry.Winter Springs One other rule whiCh HearIng in the Commissioners' Oven fried chicken has been postponed because SEEDCO.related positions will the juvenile court transfers him Publish; Dec. 2), 76, 1975, Jan. 4, 11, Meeting San? ordAlfamont, Springs Room Of the 0,-n said 1w will be out of town. be completed in February, He to Seminole committee will ftrrnly enforce 1976 1iid COunty Courthouse, Sanford, circuit court or if the DEU 96 A letter sIgned by the corn- alsoe$tlmates9iatabout6l net' Seminole (a'iinkr ('.'-n'4 Ti,p',, is that all boats must be US. on January 70th, 1976 at 7-On PFla., RUTH TUECH LA or mission chakrman was Included cent of the jots will be coast Guard'safety equipped Jello as roon thrNfter 8% ';sbIe to 83497)2 ccnalder an application fee a boat Altamonle Springs and USf cOflflfl seji in Ott's proposal (or the funds. manent positions in the flotg and dock at the following described Mrs. Mergo and her daughter Longwood The letur, buica1ly, said the Sen1nole Community Action courtesy when on the water. Milk Property: ssere forced Into their camper East Posters advertising the derby county found plans and Agency (C.%A). SectIon 72, TownshIp 21$, Range FRIDAY vanbyan1anwitharütoIanda 29E, Lol 9, Block J, Sprbng Valley arc in pcograiiis under the grant were the process of being JANUAIIY16 The grant was secured under knife. They were robbe'l SHIRLEY MILLE'rr SVbdIyisbO, Flat Book 15, Pages 49 printed as are official entry in conjunction with the county terms of the Job Opportunities fish 1 50. PublIc Records of Seminole 834 9212 of $25, police said, and released t)!alks. (IiI1fl'5 objectives. Itaked Leans County, Florida Program, Titli 10 of the Public unharmed between Allarnonte Forest City Michael J. Hattaway, Weekly standings ThOugh commissioners cx- Works Altamontt Springs Cole al.ai, in the and Economic Springz and Maitlarxl and the Chairman ia intere In receiving Dec!oprr.cnt Act of i. contest will be pulilished in The Ice crearxi Board of County man stole their camper van. HILDA RICHMOND Evening herald as well as a a portion of the grant money, or ft was officIally announced CommisIoner5 Sgt. Edward Hughes said the 374.3)67 complete rundown on the Seminole County, some reservations aI. were last week. Milk Mergo vehide was found by Deltona FlOfidi fishing in the Outdoor Column, Publish: Jan. II, D76 0Ev is J ___________ ______ J ;* . - 1 Slow U. ,. - •..''-,•I . -• • - -- . . .- .:-. - -ri ••k . . . .1 . - U tf. t&/I -- .- - I * r -- - •' ! - . r ' w. ,'.--- I F *i.I •L•' - -c ••',,•-• t- "j -$j '-I • '.I. .• 'kr' y,ky.1•_• ,d. •. 4.;_ .. - % •. ,4 - • '-t.: t fç'q.,, .. '.4.' 4 •c•.. . - - .'.. /j - •- •'. F•:.. e•• ', :i •.' .. I - - . __ - . To t $ School AAe 8 8 () (,)() BARlOW tAP) - A 6-year-old boy and hIs 4-yeari!d brother have been charged with burglary In the th(t if a neighbor's pistol, the state attorney's office says. The Mulberry boys are charged with entering a neighbor's house Nov. 27 and taking a loaded .22-caliber pistol, officials said Friday. The boys were arrested later that day and the gun recovered, but the bullets had been removed, officials said. Asst. State Atty. Mark Orr said he decided to press charges because the older boy was "old enough to krs the difference between right and wrong.'' ME , . Boys Charged With Burglary " . Medicaid Funds Abortions ' .q--.. •. - • Held In Kid n a o i n a Se iii i n o I e Co U fl 1 ... I . .- .:_- 1 6'Y'ear'Old Boy ' L( - MIAMI IAI' - Federal drug agents have arrested seven men, five in Miami and two in New York, and charged the in with con.spiring to sell 4.5 pounds of cocaine valued at $932,000, a spokesman says. Ted Swift, spokesman for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, said Fred Goodman, 61, of North Miami and Jose ('omactlo, 28, of Hialcah were arrested Friday night as they delivered the cocaine to undet cover agents ill the parking lot of a Miami hotel. Thirty minutes later in nearby Hialeah, agents arrested Daniel Colasanto, 41, of Staten Island, N.Y., Rainon I)orta, 42, of Hialeah and Jose Guzman, 45, of Miami, Swift said, - - if •. -•.. .- __ _____ : _______________ JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Florida Medicaid officials, in an attempt to clarify an earlier statement, say the government medical plan will pay for abortions for low-Income women. A statement last Dcc. 19 was interpreted as dning Medicaid abortions unless they were necessary to save the woman's life. but Frank Youngblood, a spokesman (or the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Sertices, said Friday that the program will continue to pay for elective abortions outside a hospital. - Set VIfl' ' -.. ,'r4 - --' - ' -:.-ç-.# ____________________ - I• -••.•' I 1 .t! IIItI r... -t - ____ ORLANDO (AP) - About 100 members of the American party of Florida converged on this Central Honda city today for a meeting to plan strategy (or the 1976 elections. Dr. John Grad)' of Belle Glade, the party's leading figure lfl Florida, said Friday that the meeting would center tin fund raising and the status of a petition carnpain to assure American party candidates a spot on the ballot. Grady, who collected l percent of the tote in a race for the Senate in 1974 against Democrat Richard Stone and Republican Jack Eckerd. said the petition drive already has collected 70,000 signatures, about half the required total. Drug Agents Arrest Seven In its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the CDC said a flu-like disease broke out last month in Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada, causing up to 60 per cent ab- __________ TALLAHASSEE (APi About 21,000 students 1st would normally qualify for admission to state unIversities will be turned away under proposed enrollment cuts, a Board of Regents official says. It sould work out about one out of six, 5hi would normally be eligibie (or admission, will not be able to go," hiendrix Chandler, the regents' corporate secretary, said l'riday. lie said the cutback plan would limit enrollments at the nine state universities next year to 97,000 students. Current enrollment is 112,000, but Chandler explained that normal growth would boost that figure to 118,000 next var. - 6, -I -,i.::'___ Jobless Workers March 3 -* - _ 9 1T.JIii. . -.---, -.- , 4 ROCA BATON - "Nobody is going to toll Inc I can't work," says the organizer of a parade in which 1,000 jobless construction workers protested building restrictions. "I'm going to house America because I love America and because I love to work," Ed GiulIano said Friday as the workers, a st.ar.spangied concrete mixer, a muledrawn cart and 298 lumber trucks moved past the city hail of this exclusive South Florida city. Trading Stamps Redeemable , , Ln Circuit Court Trial Docket Has 17 Cases Dy IUHI t.I.OYI) Herald Staff Writer More State, Local Power Called For By Reagan pending No one was killed In the rushhow collision Friday inornin, but 11 hospitals reported at least 61 persons admitted and three were listed in critical condition. Chicago Transit Authority spokesman Tom I3uck said Friday night that motorman McKinley Rs.s, 35, automatically was Suspended pending the outcome of the inves'igation and wife, ___ trains which injured more than 400 persons. Meanwhile, the motorman of the train which plowed into the rear of another said he was blinded by the sun reflecting off snow. . IN BRIEF " In Chicago, Sunday, Jan. 11, 1976-:IA TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Floridians can redeem defunct King Korn trading stamps for cash by sending the books to tue Chicago-Midwest Credit Service Corp., says state Comptroller Gerald Lewis. The stamp company declared bankruptcy In July after 22 years in the business, leaving as much as $500,000 worth of stamps unredeemed, Lewis said. A 42-year-old Broward Counts' man is scheduled For trial for two charges of In. ilie trials of a former Oviedo voluntary sexual battery in I*lllccrnan on drug charges and connection with a Nov. 15 two riien on rape charges are on assault on a 34-year-old the (locket of 17 criminal cases ftltamonte Springs woman. before Circuit Court Judge J. Rocco Anthony Conti, of William Wood.son this week. Pompano Park, was docketed Arthur Barkley, 25-year-old for trial in the case on Dec. 15, tx-policeman who says he has but the trial was postponed until no present occupation, is ac. this week. c'used of two counts of delivery Other trials on this week's (if COfl(0fl( substance-.. docket 'Fttrahvdrocannabinol and -Charles Edtiard Jones, 22, marijuana-to an undercover of 374 E. Warren Ave., state agent on Oct. 24 during a Longwood, accused of arson in probe of illegal drug activities connection with a Nov. 10 in Oviedo. firebombing incident at a Andrew WhIte, 22, of Taylor Lwigwood residence. St., Oviedo, taces trial on the '-Maria DavIs, 21, of 1117 W. same charges. 12th St., Sanford, accused of The drug transactions took attempted murder in conplace near a market on Slt-419, nection with the Nov. 3 woun according to court files, ding of Mary Francis Johnson Albert Bradley, 18, of Lake on W. 13th St., Sanford. Monroe Terrace, Sanford, faces Clarence Ray Pritchard, 46, trial for sexual battery In of Aitamnonte Springs, accused connection with the Oct. 19, 3 of grand larceny of coins from a am, rape of a 28-year-old Sanford coin dealer, v,;rnan near Seventh St. and -Johnny Lee Nickson, 21, cf Avocado Ave., Sanford. Sht-426, Otiedo, charged with The woman told police that a escape from the Oviedo City man put a coat over her head Jail in Mi'rch 1974. and dragged her into bushes ---('ohm Sidney Manning, 23, where the man amid a Corn- 01 Sanford, charged with grand panion both assaulted her. A larcc'nv in rnnnoetinn with $930 second suspect in the case missing from a shoe store at hasn't been apprehended, Altamonte Springs where he )ollce said. was employed. Burglars 'Hit' Area Residences By AUI)IE MURPhY Herald Staff Writer The biting cold weather that has descended upon Seminole County recently has not deterred burglars from en. tering more houses, according to law enforcement reports. in tact, tne reports Indicate the plague of burglaries is 61, 475 Aulin Avenue, Oviedo, heavier than ever before in the told deputies he went to the City of Sanford, grove on Friday morning and Ruben Stewart, 29 1018 discovered that 32 90-pound Willow Avenue, told Patrolman capacity fruit boxes, valued at Jack Fulenwider Friday that $224, was stolen. someone removed a screen, entered a window at his CB Radio residence and removed a stereo tape player, a tape recorder Another theft, of a citizens and two microphones and a band radio worth $140, was suitcase full of clothing. The reported Friday by the Geneva items are valued at $500. Fire Station. James Carlton WahI, 25, told sheriff's deputies Drugs Charges the radio, mounted on a woods (in Saturday. John Stephen fire truck, was taken between Myers, 25, Apt. 53, 2500 howell Thursday night and Friday Branch Road, was arrested on morning. An attendant wa. on charges of possession of a duty at the time, but had to controlled substance (heroin) leave the station on an and booked into the Seminole emergency call, according to County Jail in lieu of $5,000 the report. bond. Oscar Beacham, 27, Bldg. 21, Color TV Gone Apt. 1, Merchison Terrace, A burglary of a house on Orlando, was arrested at the Gabriella Lane in Seminole same address on charges ° County has resulted in the loss possessing a controlled subof a color television set, an stance (PCP), and booked into undetermined amount of liquor, the Seminole County Jail in lieu a transistor radio, towels, of $5,000 bond. clothing, food amid a chain saw. Also arrested for possession In the report filed Friday, of a controlled substance was l)cnver Wayne Miller, 27, 869-1 Beatrus Whiddon, 57, said the burglary occurred between Ballard Street, Mtamontc Monday and Friday. The value Springs. Arrested Friday by of the missing Items was not Altamonte Springs Police, immediately availatle. Miller wi.s jailed at the county facility in lieu of $10,000 bond. Door Pried Open Restaurant Fire Meiin'hile, William C. A two-alarm fire swept Cagley, 67, 230 Carriage Hill through the Arthur Treacher's Drive, Casselberry, told Fish and Chips restaurant at deputies Friday that a dishthe intersection of SR 436 and washer and carpeting valued at U.s. 17-92 early Saturday. The $400 were taken from a house on F ire, which reportedly caused Dyke Road. The owner of the damages amounting to between house, according to the report, $1,000 and $8,000, originated in a is Robert C. Postle, 40, 807 tape recording device, ac- Carling Ford Lane, Houston. cording to Earnest Wright, Texas. Burglars reportedly deputy state fire marshal for entered the house by prying open a (loor. this area, The fire damaged restaurant supplies ma rear storage room, $100 Bills Missing Wright said. Six (ire units responded to the alarm, which Meanwhile, David Lambert, came In shor(ly after 6 am. No 22, 2423 Lake Avenue, told injuries were reported. Officer 0.11. Whlt.mire that three $100 bills were missing House Ransaked from a dresser drawer at his residence. l.arnbert said he Als, Kenneth McIntosh, 45 told officers Friday he discovered the mone' was discovered a house at 705 West missing Wednesday and when First Street, which is owned by he checked his house, found a had been removed and a the Ne) Easterbrook estate, had window opened. been ransacked. McIntosh said three jars of coins from the kitchen pantry were missing. Mcintosh, who said he will be in charge of the Easterbrook estate, reported to Patrolman Mitchell E. Tindell that he had checked the house Thursday and found everything okay. Oranges Stolen An orange grove on east SB46 was scene of grand larceny Thursday night. J.H. Browdy, Clothes Taken ALSO in Sanford, Booker P, WashIngton, 49, told police Friday that $190 worth of clothing is missing from his residence at 106 Bethune Circle. Washington said his house caught fire Friday morning and he left the residence to file a report at the police station. When he returned, he said, the clothing was gone. OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY (Seminole Plaza S hopping Center) IS OPEN 24 HOURS �1rJrIiEYLffTL - - - .___j--.---.- t-------- -' ----------------- --.-'- --i.-- . = . r- - - I - - 1I - - i_ -• . ---- - . - . -i-- -- - - - - .. - - II I I I •.• -- - uI - --•- -- - • -:-. - • - 4 - 4. - - - . ------------------------------------.----•--.•------- - . -i - - £ - • - —.. 2 - d- - -------------------- ----.— --------- - - _• - a - 4 - Mki— Sunday, Jan. 11, 1976 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLUE BAY iff TUNA "I 1 I 01 In •3 pull 11 ;A FEDERALLY GRADED 61/2-o z . HEAVY WESTERN CANS ST. SANFORD 1610 £DGIWATEE Dt 0St.AJSOO 2861 DELAHEY St. ORLANDO CONN TRIAJIGU SHOPPING CENTER Ill SOUTH ROSLINO . OftAJ() All. 0(*A . (NOTE ... NOT000D Reserved IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINPI DIXIE STORES t' COPYRIGHT 1976 W, kw W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BONELESS ROAST THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 t. FIRST 89c ulaper...... IV BE EF BOTTOM BOTTOM ROUND 1%0 Piontfy Piint4 Toddler or O,rrnight Ditpott hi. ''(-I £13 AGED BEEF SJ 9 a.m.-6 p.m. OLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, AND COLLIER Qucintity Ri9hts SIZE FRESH E HARVEST SO-CT. FRESH CUBED " O&G STEAKS GREEN TEMPLE CABBAGE r?)ORANGES , S 59 PRODUCE THRIFTY MAID HARVEST FRESH LB. WD 9 P.M. - SUNDAY ORANGE, SEMIN- W.D BRAND U.S. CHOICE 9 a.m. . rl($u((J 1 JAN. - COUNTIES ONLY... GOOD PRICES MONDAY SATURDAY PRICES GOOD IN THESE i, 14 1l, $50001cgz.rt?r "o,r -1 NEW STORE HOURS '0 FISH Sunday, Jan. II,19761 USDA Chor BonrI.t f [. or the Rt.1 Blond ALL rLAVORS HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS ICE MILK \ Ii'! APPLES Bee DJICLr33KJM3 I IT U 39 E e4d, .118. Ire! C &cri Chuck California - w r, D ê nOOSu I hosrn.I Ci'r HI Bororl-is $ 159 . . . . . . . BONELESS STEA K ¶#'j$ S, CHOI Blond USDA Ban, In Nr. Yw li, - Sausage Bologna..... . S •. $129 PKG. _- -. - USDA GRADE A 99c Sausage . Franks 79c • • • 1- LB BAG • • Yogurt. •1I Bog cue's 3 - Fryr D,vrnitch NNW CANS 29C 2 99 c illow Turkey Breast. tall beef '\ franks W.D 79 c 1 BRAND REGULAR OR 12 -oz. G I PKG W-D Brand .• - ' - GREEN GRAPEFRUIT NIBLETS CORN ' JUIEE CANS 3 '. h FOIL ALKA-SELTZER 12-er. 49c P1(0. ______ SIZE s-.. -- — Ills -' 60 (1 $2 29 - - -- TAMPONS __ $129 40-CT. - P1(0. COUGH SYRUP •-t\ 3-el. SIZE $J19 4 9c 2 S-CT. P1(0. BEAUTY BARS SHAMPOO 88c ___ BUY TWO—GET ONE FREE 1-LB. CAN S 49 HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE MAXWELL HOUSE SALTINES 5c 1-La. PKG. ' ____ 2 1:-\ __________ 94i '"- fl'4 - 0Z. BARS ." lID INSTANT COFFEE 39 JO-ox. JAR • $2 uy APPLE Path BrounschweigerI 89c - - - r CARNATION - - -1 Swp.rbvoncg ligulor or 5to Fol Cottage I SAUCE 39 $ -=-----= I • . -- - -- - - - -, t 'A' EXTRA 1 LGE. EGGS C DOZ. Fr - GRADE ASTOR 12-ENV — I Brr! Sir - or Ch,rien Th.!, M( I DogFood...5'J°° Cabbage..... %-1 111 GOOD THRIFTY MAID PLAIN OR bc ,-.---•-1/ - - NSTANT POTATOES it SALTINET'to SALTINES —I I I I I I I I '_ SELF-RISING FLOUR - - •. -_.____••_________•__'4 - . 16-ox. SIZE C 5 'I. LB. Crock.n Good - finthiomed / rat in Good Tøa,t,c - SANFORD - Old tnjtot Pastries...2 - _--.•;- PKG. C BAG MiIk.......:.' 9" FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. •; ==~ Ft to.. C -- Fresh G'pen Sit UC1 50-01. JAR - - -- -- %N TANGERINES I COTTAGE CHEESE LB. CUP _______ ju%1 HOT COCO mix SUPEIIRAND REGULAR OR STA-FIT LOW-FAT for V HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA $119 On, ud Grp ROMAINE LB. V! Ho l -0 C, 1131 THRIFTY MAID - COFFEE KRISPY BRUT 33 $6.0'. SIZE 65c - MAXWELl. HOUSE _________________________________ uys' LIGHTER FLUID 10-a,. 39c CAN $229 SPAGHETTI SAUCE JAR CO POTATOES HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA LINK SAUSAGE I 0'r E,p. HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING MUSHROOMS01" ZEST 152-0I. - j'iOBAG s139-j- 1-LB. PKGS. Peas ...... 3A:S RAGU' PLAIN, WITH MEAT OR WITH MUSHROOMS i 99c I I TAMPAX REGULAR AND SUPER VICKS VITAMINS Cooked Picnic or _________ Florida Grapefruit . .9 1SUPERBRAND MARGARINE tn,? 4 I 900 Iar.et F.5h QUARTERS Green Grint Sections.,.3.. BAG CORN NibJ , LB. 99c ( HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW CANS ONE FREE RATH BREAKFAST PKG. 32 CT BROCCOLI SPEARS i-oi. 3 P1(05. $100 PAC jUT Oki ... ej . 1 --, 12 oz. U NRBz _____ ________ HAIR COLOR KIT $J99 EACH 79c 79c Ham . . . . . . . BoLogna.. . . • 11 8 $100 . FLINTSTONI WITH IRON W-D Brand Regular o, tk,tk Sliced •• GIANT in., '-a 6 part ..th 0(1 or ,*o,,- -CT. CANS MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO ALL BEEF FRANKS - FISCHER BEER TEA BAGS - ARM £ ARM A Froth . i.oz. P1(05. QIUU GRAPEFRUIT - - - ASTOR CAULIFLOWER ON - WHIP TOPPING 9-01. 00 CUPS 2 BABY LIMAS . HARVEST FRESH ORANGES OR ASTOR FOROHOOK OR 3 SUPERBRAND I THRIFTY MAID UNSWEETENED LIPTON DEODORANT 9" Turkey Thighs. . TI "I ' l A lhrif(!J Paste.....2.. 5100 49c USDA Grad. CUSTARD PIE 26-oz. 79c PIE 1 1) ;e:b o MRS) SMITH'S PUMPKIN - 4 1v7 GREEN PEAS PKGS. $00 3 10-01 - 89C\' 4' POTATOE S 13 OOcr r"c'e purchase r.cludir,g cgo ,,,,. TURKEYV'ii1GS A Froth DINNERS 1 l-øi. 99c PKGS. Pillsbury 6 Court' Buttermilk nt --- MORTON (ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM) • USDA GRADE 'A' LB. Il-a,. PIZZA r.LrIn1 1hg-. of Breast w/Ribs i t Breast $' 19 P 1(0 5. 79c PKG 43 CAN S WAFFLES ___________________________________ 2 10o,. $JOO 87' B a: Cheese Kisses Biscuits . • • 2 PACK 6-o*. ASTOR CUT CORN OR CHEESE ESE PIZZA DOWNYFLAKE HOMEMADE or M.IJ 89C PKG 6 . ccL:uTAro ) Suprcii,,rncI All FIa.0t4 929 1208 . . • 6 79c A -cz. CANSI OR ORANGE JUICE 4 .. Biscuits $129 PKG LB 10 Count 49c LB. pool t $269 I to ....• Good . ... ASTOR (THREE ' 969 sweltimolk or Buttermilk Copelond Mi ld or Hal SA UCE FRESH FROZEN WHOLE FRYERS a 1 Poll Regulo, or All Beef Franks TOMAITO Sliced Bacon 2 J ol luIi HUN W it lo ary 5..tt - USDA Grad. I-LB BAG CroLsn Sliced Bacon. 99c 9" 41•. Sausage W.t* Vcgin,a H,grci(fr . .. 9 69 PKG. Srnobrd Ri.çjulnc of Polith SLICED BACON 1-LB. - - BOX 1201 HICKORY SWEET - • Fish Portions. t2LB IfIIh,,, fol-i Variety Pak.. $2"r;i Roth -, Chcjrr flrel to,n Strip Steak... nams...... Calf Liver 9 WD 04(0, Ma y or Regular or All Be, S. f(P DELMONICO ,Y_. HARVEST FRESH SWEET 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD ..- fft_ -. • -- 4 - Of 89 419 E. FIRST ST. �_ 5:5_.t: -J. v...0 -:?4. t—- Cfl...fl ..t L5-tU.. ..U _ 5 - -r .. - ft - -. . -.--5-.-. .. - --- S--- S _i ir_________ r-r.'-' fl--S ?tt.'fl LAt rr - Nobody asked us, but . . . 300 N. FIIENC)j AVE.,S.kNF'OHD FLA, 32771 Area Code 3O-322-25l)org31.3 thlk for a few minutes on Friday and was impressed, once again, by the knowledge this Sunday, January 11, l97A A round WAYNE ft DOYI.E, Publisher Ii. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CL'IIRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 -_— Year. $28.40 l Mail: In Florida une as home delivery. All (*ther IIIaII. Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32 40, -• _______- _______ ti au oi Aid Is NOt In U.S. In te rest The Clock lie fielded questions well and was quick with answers — an.swers that made sense and in the language that any la)man could easily understand. Chiles is running for re-election this year and says he refuses to accept any campaign conIribution over $10. He said he doesn't want to be key issue and by limiting contributions to 810 he fet5 ls that even the lowest man on the totem pole Ls his biest contributor. Too, Ctüles said he wants everyone to be able to call him direct when they have a problem and not have logo though some 'hatchet.man' in the middle who might decide the Senator was too busy tO handle calls that seemed insignificant, The walking' Senator is on many important committees in the U.S. Senate and appears to have clone his homework well. Too, he had nothing but kind words for the cjtjZeftS of Seminole County. Gradually but perceptibly North Vietnam is creeping back into the mainstream of American dialogue as part of a deliberate initiative by Hanoi to tap the resources of the United States of America. RAY CROMLEY In just the last half 'ear or so, for example, Premier Pham Van Dong has twice offered to restore diplomatic ties with the United States. The G offers were repeated last June by Radio Hanoi. In June Hanoi also was the host to U.S. banker Luis Sauholle, who reported he was told that North Vietnam is ''willing to develop inut ualy beneficial trade with United States corporations." He was the g es first U. S. hanker to visit North Vietnam since it was established in 1954. ove rn rn e Co lie - - * - ::- 5 - '-- '4'- ---------:-- - - -fr& 5 . . .-' 5 -- -- - -i---- __________________________________ I! ---- -- -5-i - S ________ _____ - - -5- - f___i— -- -- 5 .-.-- 5 5 - —I----1 _c-v. - - -- 5- - - - -=. ---___ S - - ________ _________ __ -. 5 _____ - - -:_______ ______________ _==___________5S__S_=_ - ____ - - ___ I -=- ______ - _____ - . -- TE ___ _____ ______ - - - - T --5 '-5- - - .. - -'-;: -- J±r ___________ ________ ______ ________ ;-.----- -'-----------___; -.5 ---'- - ! -.-'-'• -. & 4i- '--' - - winter Park from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on the 31st and that will be followed immediately by a "Spirit of 76" poolside reception at the Convention Center, Howard Johnson Motor Lodge at the corner of In. terstate-4 and Lee Road. Contributions will be $76 per person or $1(X) per couple, according to Holloway. "These receptions will be a great opportunity for supporters to meet Governor Reagan and give his campaign an enthusiastic boost," Holloway said. it was at first believed that Reagan would by. pass this area because his Initial itimerary did not includeastopfnCentral Florida However thathas dependent' or 'No-Party' you can't vote in anY primary. SernIile County citizens may register at the office of the Supersisor of ElecUons at the county courthouse, l'ark Avenue, and Seminole Boulevard, between 8:30 n.m. and 5 p.m., and at the branch office in the Seminole Plaza, U.S. 17-92 & SW436 between thehoursof 8:30am. and 1p.m. and again between 2-5 p.m. The Seminole county offices will be open on Saturday between now and the close of registration on Jan. 24 for the convenience of the voters. —BlllCurrie ______ ____________ _________________________________________________________ _______ __- n t, p ___1 J9 4t Financial -; hi ___________ _________ p ______________ attain new stature. Ford Adviser Sees Republican Disaster WASHINGTON One of President Ford's come nut ni thi' TI c t1iIIll1UI&.1 top advisers privately forecasts a Republican tend to blame the Administration both (or the debacle at the polls this year. His reasons are higher gas prices and the sluggish economy. strictly ecciiomic. Contrary to Republican gospel, higher On condition that we not identify lIm, he told prices haven't stimulated Increased production. us frankly why he expects 1976 to be a bad year An alarmIng 30 per cent of our industrial far the Republicans. Here are his main points: capacity still stands idle. Despite skyrocketing More than eight million Americans are out oil and gas prices, for example, the oil comof work. Millions more, seeing their neighbors panies are opening fewer wells than they did at employed, are uneasy about their own jobs. They the lower prices. This has undermined public can be expected to vote overwhelmingly for the faith in GOP solutions. - i'lU. - -- - - . .. 5 5 -- - - - t=:,- _______ ___ -I -5. -- -' __________ * ________ - _______________________________ Ii- Kills 15, Injures Dozens hAMBURG, West Germany (AP) At least 15 workers died and dozens were scalded and burned In a steam boIler explosion deep inside an unfinished cargo ship being tested for its maiden sea trial. The blast tore open a bulkhead of the boiler room and sprayed victims with 900-degree steam, searing some of them bright red, witnesses said, "They looked like boiled crabs," a fireman said. Officials said 12 persons were killed on the spot and dozens were rushed to hospitals, where at least three died and others were reported in critical condition, ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (A?) African 1eade's met here today in an effort to bring an end to the Angolan civil war. President liii Amin of Uganda, chairman of the Or. ganization iii African Unity, said on the eve of the confer. ence that Africa's first priority Is to stop the bloodshed and not to endorse any of the three Angolan factions. "We have not come here to discuss Russia, Cube or any. body. Any force in Angola —South Africa, Europe, Russia they are killing Angol.ans. We condemn everybody, even black AfrIcans, 11 they are involved," Amla said on his arrival here Friday night. - Statements Misleading? 1'vIIIIIIg lt_iIoi. temporarily but soon came back "because he AGENTS IN DANGER: The truth about the liked the house," report our sources. tragic death of Richard Welch Is that the Central Footnote: CIA operatives around the world, intelligence Agency didn't properly protect its meanwhile, have been endangered by publicity. top man in Athens. The CIA defector, Philip Agee, published the Like other CIA station chiefs around the names of dozens of CIA agents and contacts in world, Welch posed as a "d1plomat." But it was a Lztlr America. The agents were quickly with. transparent cov& that foreign diplomats easily drawn but their local contacts were left behind, saw through. The CIA has never made more than A number have received threats, In Uruguary, a flimsy effort to disguise some of its regular one miraculously escaped injury after an :u?'nt 'I EDITOR'S NOTE Despite out that firms in Japan, troops fighting against Amenand the biggest claimant, the hot words from I'resldent As in the meeting at Western Europe, Breaux and other ites, Canada can-hacked faction,s in Angola Eloise-Cascade, whose ex Ford aboifi Cuban troops in the United Nations Argentiriaare already selling to civil war "destroys any congressmen gained propriated electric utility was gola, more than 50 AmerIcan with and that the five-year tunity (or improvement of rela- support in the latter valued at $7.6 million. Continental them firms are quietly preparing for the Cubans plan can proceed without US, tion.s." Sixty U.S. companies lost $1 the day hcn U.S.-Cuban trade Can, part of 1975 for a bill help. The purpose of all the million or more in Cuba after Although Castro has made it might resume. And the Cuban point out that firms shopping, the Americans say clear that Cuba will continue its urging Ford to lift ('astro took over. The number g0'mnt encourages their in Japan, Western they are told, is to help Cuba military intervention in the trade ban, But of firms seeking trade with preparations. Europe, Canada and avoid long-term commitments African country, two American the drive faltered Cuba is roughly equal, but lawnow to buy goods that will be consultants say their in- because RICHAIW HOUDREAUX Argentina are alCuba's yer Jerry Tripp, representing cheaper or better made once vitations Ampex Corp., reports difficulty to visit Havana this support of ready selling to them ;%i)Clfl(cd l'ress Writer they're available from the month are still on. a U, N. getting them organized to fight NEW YORK (AI) In a and that the five- United States. re SO I ut Ofl COfl against the embargo. "Trading Officials of these companies basement cafeteria at the year plan can proThe business discussions demning say withtheCornmunistsisan issue they are frustrated by the Zionism United Nations, the Cuban irismastof them initially arranged embargo, which was imposed alienated ceed without •5• they don't like to force," he the bill's sion's third secretary recently by private American consult- by President John Kennedy said. hosted a low-keyed business help. author. ants withi contacts in Havana Feb. 3, 1962, when u.s. se -ity In South Florida, where most luncheon with officers of the slarted after Secretary of State seemed threatened by a Soviet licensed to sell 100,000 tons of Cuban exiles settled, the issue Coiitint-nt,al Can Co. parts and is operating at less Henry Kissinger announced military buildup on the Carib- South American and Italian S particularly sensitive. Dow The secretary, Hugo Yedra, than half capacity. last March 1 that the ad- bean island, 90 miles south of rice to Cuba, despite a rice Chemical Co., whose agriculrelated Cuba's interest in buyThe luncheon ended in- ministration was willing to Florida. lural chemicals are sought by surplus in the United States. tug rebuilt and new equipment conclusively, after Yedra told negotiate its differences with American businessmen supBreau.x and other congress- Cuba, has decided it will do for a cannery expropriated the Americans that Cuba was Castro so the embargo could ported the embargo's original men gained support in the latter business with Castro only on mm from the New York firm after taking bids on cannery equip- end. purpose, to strangle the Island's part if 19Th for a 1)111 urging affirmative vote of Cuban.s emF'iilel ('mistro took pocr in 1959. went from other capitalist 'these consultant.s lined Up fledgling socialist economy, but Ford to lift the' trade ban. But Pl0)d in its litin American The buslne&nen, seeking to countries so it won't have to client American firms as the sortie changed their minds after the drive falttcd because unit in Coral Gable So far, offset the .9 million loss, cx. wait for Washington to lift the climate for dipinmatic negotia- the embargo failed to work and Cuba's support of a U.N. res sent ent is negative. pressed interest, trade ban. tions improved. On July 29 the prevented them from benefiting lution condemning Zionism An end of the embargo won't Such a sale Is prohibited now The meeting was typical of United States went along with a in 1974, when record world sug- alienated mean a return to the pro-Castro the bill's author, Rep, UfldCr the U.S. trade embar' others arranged for American vote in the Organization of ar prices gave Cuba enough ex- Jonathan Bingham, 1)-N.Y. commercial relationship of against Cuba, imposed in 1962. businessmen in recent months American States to lift an OAS Ira foreign currency to expand 1958, when two-way trade totalAside from the issues of AnBut the Cubans are looking at (lie Lini(ed Nations, at trade ban imposed against its t.,otal trade to $5.2 billion and gala and the Zionism resolution, ed more than $1 billion and U.S. ahead, and so are some Amen- Cuba's CIII&IIICI i..i1 uflices in Cuba in 1964, although the U.S. its commerce with non-Socialist there are businessmen who ('Ompanies bought 71 per cent of can businessmen, even though Montreal and Mexico City, at embargo continues. On Aug. 21, countries from $667 million in oppose any trade with Cuba Cuba's exports t principally U.S.-Cuban relations are more the Czech embassy in Washing- overseas subsidiaries of Amen1973 to $1.5 billion in '74. until itsettles*l.R billion In U.S sugar, nickel, tobacco, rum and strained than aksuill today be- ton which hatidk.s Cuban af- can firms were authoritized to fish, ac't3unte(I for 64 per cent Congressional critics of tI'ie property claims. cause of Cuba's support of a fairs in the United States, and in sell to Cuba subject to U.S. ban on direct trade complain This group has been organ- of its imports and controlled 30 leftist faction in Angola. Havana by foreign trade government licensing, that subsidiary sales don't ized for lobbying purposes by per cent of the islarut's vital Cuba's five-year economic ministry officials shopping for Now the business contacts create Aint'rlran Jobs. Rep. Lone St.ar In(IttStniIS, which t sugar industry. plan, beginning this month, American technology, food and have gained a Today Cuba permits no forrn momentum of John I3reatcx, a Democrat from !' cement plant in (tlls for exports of canned fish industrial goods. their own. They are reported to a rice growing district In LoutNational eign investment in its centrally. um.. es the and fruit juice, but the old ConAs in the iiieeting at the be continuing despite President slana, complained loudly last AssocIation oi Manufacturers; planned economy and require-. tinental plant in Cuba, where United Nations with Con. Ford's statement on Dec. 20 month when subsidiaries of Bangor Punta Corp., which lost foreign businessmen to di the canning is done, i.s short of tinental Can, the Cubans point that the presence of Cuban Continental Grain were $53.4 million in sugar proper- through 26 state trade met: _________________________ polies. The Soviet share of Cu trade, which is conducted l barter, declined (roth 51.6 p-r ______________ cent in to 38.7 per in 1974 as Cuba used its sugar exchange earnings to pay cash Saturday's high 60, low 33 vv ' MONI)AY, JANUARY 12 A warming trend through for Western When and If the trade embar. 11)' nut' LLOYD Seminole High School Band Parents, 7L30 p.m., hand meeting to acquaint the Sunday. Generally fair r(rhh Herald Staff Writer go ends, ordinary Cubans won't miicmbcrs with the Sunshine weather. Highs mostly in Law. This could act as a low to mid 70s. Lows mostly in be able to buy many of the Sanford I'ilut Club, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford Seminole.Brcvard the State refresher, he said, also for mid 40s. Northeasterly American goods they hear adlom.'nge. Attorney Abbott herring is incumbent members. winds 10 to 15 knots decreasing verti.sed on Miami radio and Orange Audubon SocIety, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian urging governing bodies, television because Cuba's five. "I think that this is tonight, th1l) Church. 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Florida Power agencies and boards in both important that such action year plan stresses capital in EXTENDEI)FOflCç' speaker on Earthcare. counties and all municipalities should be a matter of record in Mostly fair and mild Sunday vestment over consumer spending. Although Coke was a to create "public reading files" the minutes of the meeting," with lows near 40 to near on Florida's Government in the lkrring said. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. drink in pee-embargo and highs in the 6Os north to 7O Sunshine Law that would be days, the Foreign Trade south. The State Attorney said he AeoholIci Anonymot (closed meetIng) 8 p.m., 1201 available to the public and interprets the Sunshine Law to Mostly cloud)' and mild with Ministry has cont2cted neither W. First St., Sanford, officials. Coca-Cola nor Pepsico. scattered showers Monday. "prohibit communications, i (i officials wh,th- by telephone, personal Tourism is a growing source LQW$ in ti fl0Ith to Lman High School Rand Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band this week, also proposed that contact, or otherwise, between iflid-& south and highs mfd-60s of incom'ne that could eventually room. each municipality hold a public two or more timembers of an for such goods. north to upper-70s south, help Cuba SanfordSeminole As.sn.,, 6 30 p m ,coered dish Clearing and cooler Tuesday Although the Castro governorient citizens "as to the of sight or hearing of the public, fttll, Orlanila artist, meaning of the law and to even though it may be niece to mid-5( south and highs near cause of' many pre-revolution. review case law generated convenient or expedient, and ary ills, It recently has built Fleet Reserve, 8 pm 60 north to lower 70s south. subsequent to the last done to transact or agree to Sunday's Daytona Beach new hotels and taken bids on Basic Class Piano, 8-9 p.m., Piano Lab, main campus seminar." tides: high 2:48 a.m., 3:02 p.m., construction of others. transact public business at a Seminole Community College. Herring said his office has future time." low 8:58 a.m., 9:08 p.m. Port Intermediate Class Piano, 6:30 8 p.m., Piano Lab experienced "a recent rash of Herring said the law was Canaveral: high: 2:41 a.m., SCC campus. complaints alleging violations passed to allow citizens to 2:40 p.m., low 8:43 am, 9:05 READY FOR THE Effective Speaking Through Use of Humor, 7 p.m. of the Sunshine Law." Most of exercise their right to give 5CC South Seminole Center, 7 p.m. BICENTENNIAL? these complaints originated, input during the governmental Parent Effectiveness, 12-week course begins, 7 p.m., Herring said, because of a decision-making process. S('("s South Seminole Center, 1-4 and SR 436. Small Tractor. Small Price misunderstanding of the law. "Resorting to unannounced Tennis 1, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College. "Experience has demon. n1eetngs, such as executive :mr (;rundbreaking for Community Improvement strated the need for the public, sessions, conferences, caucus, Project sponsored by Sanford Woman's Club and Junior and public officials subject to study or work sessions where Woman's Club, 10 n.m. near Memorial Park on lakefront. thelawaswell,tobecomemore the public isn't Int,ited, is an Public invited. familiar with the meaning of evasion technique which the TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 the law," herring said. courts have consistently Free Home Vegetable Gardening Seminar, 7:30 p.m., "I think It would be beneficial denounced," Herring said In the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, sponsored by Seminole and I am recommending that letter to officials in Seminole Hood Tractor Co. County Extension Service. ora. Si*i,n, t,.,i each agency subject to the law and Brevard. Oqla,,do, Fla IC4 create a reading file containing herring said in the interest of Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's AltaM.,sI SprI.i,i, Fla 32713 the nin*isnpininacnitheSt;itc' eliminating "v.n unIntended Oriao AIlar,,c,,t,S,,,.,,, Attorney General and ujurt violations ci the Sunshine Law, 41 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. 134_ 3344 decisions relating to the and to educate the public and _________________________ Eye-Catching Cartoons Anonrnous 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & ISunshine) law," officials subject to the law, that light, Sanford. for Advertising or herring said following the he is urging officials to take the Personal Needs elctlon or appointment of a new Initiative in establishing the Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., Seventh and E1n, a.',' k' • S...51. 1 member to public agencies concept of a reading file and Sanford Adventist Church. 6' 'U' time should be taken at the next public seminars. a and African Leaders Meet ' Sunday,Jan,11, 1976-7.4 - - I EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. - - More Russians In Angola ADD!S A!ABA, !thfcpi.a (AP) The NaUu.sài Uzalu for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) claimed today that 500 more Soviet military personnel have arrived in Angola to take part In the civil war. IJNITA Foreign Minister George Sangumnbe told newsmen before the start of an African summit on the war that the "Soviet experts" landed Friday In Luanda, the capital held by t.he Soviet-supported Popular Movement, from a Soviet ship Sangwnbe said the new arrivals brought the number of Soviets aiding the Popular Movement against an alliance of UNITA and the National Front. - USSR Denies Request TOKYO (A?) — The Soviet Union today turned down Japan's request for the return of four northern Islands as a precondition to concluding a peace treaty, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said. The ministry said Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyaz.awa made the demand at the SovietJapanese ministerial meeting called to discuss the longpending peace treaty. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrel Gromyko rejected the request for return of the Lsl.aiids Habornai, Shikotan, Kunashirl and Etorofu which Russlansseized at the endof the World War H. - - Beirut War Continuing BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Mortars and rockets again blasted Beir t's luicury seaside hotel area today and rightwing Christian militiamen fought vicious battles with the Palestinian guerrillas En the suburbs. A police spokesman said 62 bodIes were recovered In 'Jie suburbs, bringing the round of civil war. The bodies of several Palestinian guerrillas killed In the fighting had been mutilated, he said. - - - - - __________________________________________________ Herring \Na n ts La Se iii I n a rs WEATHER 1973 cent goods. - ' PEOPLE ____ p.m. Beulah Celebrates 99th, -- ' BERRY'S WORLD g: ;:h.f - The additional efforts by North Vietnam to Fo mi C Ii q u e gain American consciousness again have been ____ numerous. They include discussions about medical (._.'_ W:I1INGThN — President Eisenhower assistance with the American Friends Service NEW YORK (AP) - Sometimes when the ____ warned, on his retirement, of the militaryCommittee, talks with the Mennonite Central patient is very ill he may develop a deceiving industrial complex. glow, a fever that to the untrained eye might be Committee, and a warm reception for (cur Add now, the federal bureaucracy-university / ____ '-= mistaken (or ruddy good health. members of the U. S. Congress to give them the compl2x, less publicized, but as powerful. 1 Touche Ross & Co., the big accounting fin! A dozen universities regularly furnish an remains of three Air Force officers who had been suggests that corporate Imancial statements abnormally high percentage of the higher killed (luring the war. It was the first official visit ..... might be emitting that glow. ranking bureaucrats in the majoragencies of the 1w a U. S. delegation to hanoi. Additionally, the o . I . 'how ran U.S. corporations be reporting government. North Vietnamese have made numerous overtures record sales and profits at a time when they are A handful of schools year after year receive a to the United States in speeches from Paris to New Tacked with record problems of liquidity, dtbt sizeable percentage of all research contracts 'jjJ York and from Washington to Bangkok. And and capital shortage?" it asks, and quickly given to academic institutions. supplies its answer: recently Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Gap said Some major schools reportedly cooperate Because the profits they are reporting have with agencies of the government to give acelections would "tinily" all of Vietnam by next little relationship with reality." creditation ,ind mythical job appointments to April 30. -_-__.. The dollar figures used re inflated, sairl trtaii iidividuaL so th*t they will be eligible North Vietnam is in desperate need of U. S. Russell Palmer, managing partner, In launching1 for high-paying influential government posts technology, money and food. Mr. Saubolle was told a campaign this week to experiment with more under special regulations, replacing men and that the Communist state is in the market for grain, meaningful accounting. Today's dollar cannot be women who have worked their way up through agricultural equipment, communications and civil service channels. compared with yesterday's, he said. To illustrate: Nonfinancial corporations transportation machinery and industrial raw Then there's the matter of overpayment. The materials, various departments of the government reported 1974 after-tax profits of $66 billion, _______________ compared with $38 billion in 1965, an apparent regularly pay excessively high rates to certain __________ Hanoi's increased warmth toward the United _________ ______________ -- Increase of 74 per cent. universities and other favored academic groups States indicates also that the Soviet Union may be Now adjust for inflation; that is, use the same for hurried superficial studies which would not at the limit of the aid that it will furnish to its Indollar to measure both years and thus obtain meet the standards imposed byopen competition dochinese allies, comparable results. Pick the 195 dollar as r in a free marketplace. "It'sOkay! Senior officials in the U. S. State Department measure and you learn those earnings didn't rise" On occasion, I have been asked by friends in have long held the view that North Vietnam con- they fell, from an adjusted $37 billion in 1965 to thegovernmcnt,asapersonalfa%'or,tobookor around $21 billion in 1974. REPORTERS NOTEBOOK siders itself a major Communist power, the only one expensive study or another carried out on One answer to such one with an unabated revolutionary fervor. These matters in which I had some background and numerical nu.epresent.ation may be to report a company's diplomats have been ready for Hanoi to approach experience. I have been shocked, both by the financial condition In current or real values price the government paid for those pieces of the United States if the Communists felt threatened L o o ic I n g i il rather than current prices, that is, with inflation research, and by the low quality of much of the g in some way by the Soviet Union or Communist wrung out. Palmer says we should seek to material. In some Instances it was quite clear ina in order to have another "chip" in the game. it was a case qf needing a pair of bifocals, to Freeman that newspapers don't vote, but the develop techniques. that the researcher, usually a Ph.D., had clipped The administration has turned a cool shoulder It w at last week's county commission county attorney just wasn't buying Blayney's and pasted material from newspapers, books, meeting. •'porUng assets and liabilities at current version. values reflects true economic proflt.s — not IIcluding the fact that Hanoi has frequently and them together with some limited continuity. foottotheotherasheperusedabudgetheheldin vote every (is)'." repeatedly violated the agreement ending the The research, in short, was abominable. The his hand. panies have reported recently, even while Vietnamese war, which it signed on Jan, 27, 1973. quality of the language was frequently subheading into bankrupty," he said. All this while County Commissioner I-brry Always good for a laugh a day Is Liob Ellis. Congress has voted to withhold aid for the same marginal. It was frequently difficult to deter- Kwiatkowski grilled Pearson of the Office of Ellis, the county conunlsslon 's acting ad. Touche Ross isn't the first to make such reason. mine what the author was driving at. After a Management Analysis and Review about the ministrative assistant, was passing out cookies suggestions, but it seems willing to throw more careful study of his paragraphs, it became clear budget, Both the President and Congress are right. Our at Tuesday's meeting. weight than the others into what It calls that he was hiding some obvious simplistic Pearson shif ted his eyes back and forth to the future relations with North Vietnam should be Seems the cookies were left over from a "Economic Reality in Financial Reporting," statement behind polysyllabic words in order to commission to the budget. Suddenly corn- telephone survey conducted by senior citizens subtitled "A Program Fur Experimentation." based on whether they will advance U. S. interests make th reader believe he had deep insight into missioner John Kimbrough said: under the auspices of Budget Analyst Eleanor and world stability The proposal, aimed initially at directors and the situation. "Sig, something bothers me. Sometimes you Anderson, senior corporate managements, and then at • Indochina would do neither. take them off to read." are ripoffs. Yet the government agencies go Chairman Michael Hattaway warned Ellis. seeks to experiment with current value ac"Well, commissioner," Pearson replied, "I Ellis, the humanist, circled the entire room, counting this year. back, time and again, to these same favored put them on to read and take them off to see who then sidled up to the sleepy reporter and offered universities and private academic groupa. "The goaLs of accounting are to measure, I'm talking to." him a batch of cookies, Recent studies have shed some light on th( record and communicate reality," the proposal connections. There seems to be a definite pattern begins, soon Illustrating just how these goals are The Organization of African Unity was formed in 1963 to end Leave it to Commissioner of personnel circulation between certain colleges The community Sidney Vihlen Jr. to encumbered by persistent Inflation. has a new author, Seems a provide his moment of levity. colonialism in Africa and to promote a common defense of arid universities and certain departments, well known attornoy Is writing a column for a There are messages there for government members' Independence. Seems agencies and bureaus of the government, weekly newspaper. About the only problem thus second to Vihien was having trouble getting a also. The civil war in Angola now presents the OAU with its most his motions. Just about everything Graduates aid professors regularly move into far with the arrangement is some political Sidney brought up, commissioners refu.cd to significant challenge can the organization function ef"Inflation is distorting the economic detbft*i.s departments, where fr1cnd. and aisoclates are uhuiiue li.ve been rejected by the editor. Its second. fecuvely to bring peace and independence to Angola 1 of almost every enterprise and government located, then back to the university or to special hard to Imagine an editor rejecting a column by Africans have resented the European domination of their Then came a Vthlen motion to abandon a agency," the accounting firm research institutions which have become one of Seminole County's leading politicians, commented. One road, continent which began 500 years ago mid is just now ending In riced only match his or her paycheck with last "holding groups" for scholars out of govern. the former Portuguese colony of Angola. "is there second to the motion?" asked year's to get the central idea, which Is: ment, perhaps because of a change of ad. Speaking of the county attorney, a con- Commission Chairman But now the Soviet Union sees an opportunity to extend Michael Hattaway. You cannot use two different measuring ministrations, until the time is ripe to move back versation last week between Thomas Freeman Soviet imperialism into another corner of the cofltlnent. Will the "Is there a second?" sticks,, one of perhaps 10 inehes,the other of 12, Into the federal system in higher positions. These and Auto-Train Executive Thomas Blayney wem Russians replace the Portuguese as the rulers of Angola? "Is there a second?" and claim to have comparable measurements, men, in turn, bring In their proteges who, more like this: "I second it," The situation Is complicated by the presence In Angola of said a smiling Sidney, frequently than not, receive rapid promotions. Regardless of whatever size measuring stick you it seems l.11ayney was attempting to explain South African forces supporting the antlCo,nmunlst side In the Pr1cktt use, it must be the sanw for both years, I civil war. The South African Intervention is likely to be resented by the OAU nations even more strongly than the Soviet inJACK ANDERSON tervention. The need for OAU action Is dear. If the organization can C ' - .- , Ship's Boiler Explodes JOHN CUNNIFF - jj I N BRIEF 0 AU Face s Te5 f - In case you didn't know, or simply forgot, the Florida Presidential Primary election will be held onMarch9andeveryoneshouldmakesUfcthCy&e eligible to vote. Deadline for voter registration Is drawing near with the books closing or Jan. 24. Under Florida law, you can only vote in the primary election of the party in which you are - Despite StrainedRelations away from President Gerald Ford. ci L I s t e n i n - ____ been amended and many feel the one-time movie Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, an announced candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, will be In the Orange. Seminole County area on Jan. 31, according to Seminole County Reagan For President campaign chairman Audrey Holloway. Reagan will appear in Winter Park for fundraising receptions. There will be a private reception for major "1k?- __ c;!!- lie might just be a tough man to beat this First Woman In Navy SAN I)IEGO I ATh — Beulah Wilson Is 99 today. But still remembers April 6, 1917, when the Navy recruiter in Minneapolis dashed across the street, waving the telegram from Washington. Congress, the recruiter said, was authorizing women 10 join the Navy — something Mrs. Wilson, a 40..year.old srtietiszy, had been pestering the recruiter to let her do for months. Mrs. Wilson served two years and eventually became a thief yeoman aboard ships in U.S. ports. e made a skirt out of the 'i.andard Navy-Issue bellbottom trousers. Otherwise, she wore what the sailors around her did. Capri. - Tattoo Artists To Convene HOUSTON iAPi 5, A tattoo artist says he would like to profession upgraded. I )ave Yu.rkew has organized the First World Convention of Tattoo Artists & Fans lobe held here Jan. 24-25. He said riiore than 100 artIsts, including 23 from foreign countries, have registered. "Themain thing iwouldliketoseetheconventlondo IS get rid of the drunken sailor Image," he said. "I don't tattoo drunks. I boot them out," lie said 40 to 45 per cent of hLsclient.s are women. see the image of U'.-, -. '.:tvl ') - his Indian Painter Honored REGINA, Canada IAI') — Allan Sapp, an Indian painter who describes himself as an illiterate by choice, tis been elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Sapp,a45-year.oldCree,isaformerloggerandwelfare recipient who says he preferred drawing pictures to . learning to read and write. ,, , •,, . HOSPITALNOTES ________________________________________________________________________________________ JANUARY 9, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jessie H. Brewer Louis E. Estes Harlow W. Goodspeed Barbara Johnson ''e T. Keller Arthur T. McArdle iry L. Smith Charles E. StOOdt Marlene H. Williams Charles Reilly, Casselberry Harvey H. Matzener, DeBary IkTnIC'C K. Spear, Deltona ,,'.nI it.' t .t. t__ John K. Doyle Sr., Cocoa Catherine Wilcox. DeBary Russell E. Cushing, 1)eltona Arrioll Dodd, Deltona Fred Johnson, Deltona Selma J. Cram, Maitland Charlotte A. Tovell, Osteen Dallas 0. Wood, Osteen '-. "He Can't Win For LOS lfl g - MIAMI (A.?) When Steve Mashin returned to his apartment, he found it L*Voifls' . AREADEATHS 3'au Tec"' U'. .5 YtATSON B. WALLACE Sit. A native of Czechoslovakia, she had been a resident here for Watson 13. Wallace Sr., 70, the past six years and was a 1201 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Catholic. passed away Friday, Jan. 9, Survivors include widower, 1976. Henry, of Sanford; a son, Born in Charlotte, N.C., he Joseph William of Salem, Ore.; hadlived InSanford for the past three daughters, Mrs. 2 Ci1S. lie was a member of Elizabeth Ann Moore, the First Presbyterian Church, Lakewood,Ca1if.,MissMji'A. the Brotherhood of the Sunday Felo, Glendale, Calif., and Miss School Class and was retired Susan K. Feb of Lapeer, MIch.; from Chase and Co. three sisters living in Survivors Include his widow, Czechoslovakia and two Mrs. Grace Wallace; two grandchildren. ,,_,,,,,, ,-,",, -- . ,, - - _____ ____ Ask George C. Hearn 1 CALL 834-8776 ______ ____ _ - _______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ - - , -w ___________________________________________________ if' �- L ' - - - - - ---. - .F - -- - • - • - - :JTITJ Any ' - - * - i1. - -- - __;_•-_ •-.--,- -_--i--- __ -. -,-- --- - -- _____- - - i .- - 7 I - - • - a, -, Size Room Can Be Accom odated ' Itts Po ss I ble To Add A BY VIVIAN BROWN Ile Iferald.Ser-wicts Fire ace n M E St P H 31"I S SPORTS a comer -one occupies only 39 Hanging fireplaces hug the inches. Cozy sight of fire as god worshipers suitable in every other respect. footings or special supports, lodge-type wall for another kind of look. A fireplaces go from floor through In ancient time& As Today it Is easier to solve that and may be used adjacent to cub- type needs You don't need to tear outa ceiling or may be suspended a 3inch clearance Benjamin Franklin o bserved In problem either w a s wall ho acquire a fireplace, from th a wood beams joists or wall wi chains. Some fireplaces his booklet, "An Account of the unit that may quire no th HO materials , combustible wall or a inch Many free-st.-in ding fireplaces are hung from walls: others can clernce witil brick wall. New Invented Pennysivanla more than a UC One of the mo innovative of can be installed easily by do BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. be erect ed so they serve two ) ,ourselfers and they So-called Franklin stoves one the new factory built-in are rooms. (few resemble the original) reprinted for the Bicentennial that can be built in. fir laces uses a triple wall flue usually less expensive than the "Imsmo=~ _= by In choosing a fireplace you may provide the Fireplace Institute, the b' an the The pre-fab built-in is a d blowers to bring air from built-in kind. In addition, they warmth and A good fireplace for a family units fi~ must decide where you want it beauty of a v e_ been designed f o r English love the sight of a assist to the do-it-yourselfer. the attic or from outside the fireplace as well as room might be one that can be are available in a full range of to go befo greater efficiency In radiating (I," and would not really Some are cnginere re you begin to shop cooking conveniences. One placed within a di vider decorator colors. c into the room. (crone. It is to serve heat, says the Fireplace accept a heating unit that everything from a factory-built I roof opening is cut flashing is to be put in a big manufacturer advertises a two areas. Any size room can be a you might want one of the Franklin design with a institute, which representsmerely warmed a room. It may hearth to chimney components. sinstalled n and 'then a For most people a fireplace manufacturers, cemmodated, whereas a built- round lounge models that are swingout barbecue grill. A provides an aura of romance, also be important to feel the One can vary the installation refabricated chimney of Fireplaces generally warmth even to hear the suit one's tastes, adding brick in fireplace may run into bilt into drum bases that handsome Franklin type stose coziness, relaxation There appreciated for are atmospheric crackle and of logs mld brick can be put up limitations because of struc- provide surfaces for ac- of solid cast iron has hand- really Isn't enough heat thrown effects work, stone facing or tural problems - people feel warmer New homes usually have but expensive masonry wor eneva cessories The (ire is contained crafted parts, radiates good from some fireplaces to make a and happier when they are in a fireplaces because the demand will not be necessary. Some For small rooms, there are within the circular screen heat and can be used for great difference in saving room with one And some is so fireplaces disigned to be used In me ar ens ceoking at, but a house may systems may be set on the energy, although many newer people are mesmerized by the lack a fireplace though it is existing floor requiring no Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ]W. Ir 4~__ Sunday, Ja n. 11, 1976--i B M - emi - - - mino e ounty Land Transa c ions ecor e S - Haywood E. Burch a wt Marie to Marie s, Burch, Sit at SE'4 ci NW' 4 7 Lids Mae Simkin 10 Harold H. Calbert constr. Inc, to Dona Id F. & S 313131 9100 &rveyor$ Map A portion of 81k X The Hulokey COL to Oak Tree Mobise Manor 12,600 Inc Lct tO - k StiVoettater Oaks, Sec 7, $19,9W, H. A. Miller Constr., Inc to jam" H. Johnson & wt Linda L.. Lot IS, Highland Hills Id 117300 Charles C. Dannet Jr. & wt Mary J to Benjamin S Creeth Jr & l Walter H C(rk h to Annie Clark.wf.. Lot 7, Bilk F. Dixie Terr,, Ill Addn,, 1100. JamesH. Benson Ill locarmen P. McCaughan mtg Co.. Inc. to 104 Howeii Esti d rept 536 500 ana9erncnt Co U 211 Repiat Inc' Jos McCarthy, sçi Lt ii? Quceni Mirror S o 2nd rcpl. Addn. ca. e Su t\ -. I \ 0 -_______ Brantley's Butterworth not consoled. $125 ee I en Al0 e in )r ose i I 322-2090 C - _____ P_I Hunches - - - - - _________ ____ 3 .- -- - -- l it • W 1111 A** - _______ Dav - - We played a great first half, but they played a great smnd remarked Coach ills. Hunting season is opl!n in Sanford got in early foul trouble anford. Seminole fligh cagers and started turning over the t(r ranked ball. '11iis Mainlnd the C iunt ntumto catch up. vway tip in the Top "David didn't shoot as wL.11 as 10 tr ee. o,es and we missied Seminole has already bagged some easy shots. We blew th ranked Seabreeze Sand big lead and they made it close crabs nd Friday night it at the end," ills commented. caught up with the Mainland Mainland closed the gap to, iuccaneers, nicki ng them, 47 420 with 156 left Reuben . Cotton then hit a fret-throw to F irlie, Seminole knocked make the store, 430 _____________________________________' [AN r- UCS 1505W 25th St Portion of Donn& J., Lt 17 Olk N, The Thomas A Binlord £ wt 8•fly 0 T cot RCIOCHOn Mgm Co to Richard P Kelley $ wt.Margaret Woodlands, Sec 2, fiio.000 to Frank Lall A wt Edda, Lt 4, 4 , flere aren Jerry w. senkarik ery mans The Woodlands, Sec 4, SiIIIOlk 3, Levlo Fla. Inc., of Portion of Lot 19 alk 0, Sterling Park un. I, Walden Terr Faye to 8.m Greater constr. Corp. 10 Charles 1Si Woodcrest. un. s o s3moo. $31.000. Levle Fla. Inv, to Emill no of Lo 1$ & 1 81k Frank Baran sgl Tyron W F Shiare, £ wI Ma H LI U PLC Fin. Corp to G uy C. Grenier winners. H. Sarilando Springs Luther C. Taylor Tr,, No. 3. %too, Prusner & Thelma M Ruth E. Moore to John R. Booth I Professionally Monsqrd Wt Cathy S.. Lot 107 Winsor Manor, , wt, Lots 109 & Wtkiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1. MelCndCi & WI Sandra L I The or Wayn. Whit 10 Bobby Lou T. Carmen Benson. sgi. to James It's easy son, Hb SE'4 of S 100 of Lot 3d Forest lit Aøn 9O Earl iOhnn & Juanita Lots IS Lakdt % do 119,000 H A Ross Constr. Co to G Charles Clayton jr, otux etal. to Wm. D. Brooks & *f Joan to G The most difficult part of coaching, say the 16. 131k H. Sanlando Spring% Tr. Jenkins & Noll Vogel & Charlotte to Vogel Orlando Knolls Ltd to Centennial Paul R James H. Williams & wt. Deborah Kitz lnger B WI Linda K Wilbur E. Wright Ill, wt Ma JiLt No 3 $19 100 wt Donna c Lot 49, The Homes Inc.. from W 1 4 cor, of ConsIr Co Lot 10 81k A It 14 to John L Souls Highlands, Sec 1 $11 000 Sr B wt. Clara If oung all(] older coaches, is losing. Practicing 4OWisra 7lfletcI acres 000 Chefrywood Gs use, a certain play, a particular defense, FIcklino GHR ASSOC. Walker Inc. to and then 1111C., to R. Gerald rapt 15 000 Charles w. Clayton Jr. •tux etal Torrence I O'H PI Real property In Seminole County valu L having 1 1 go out the window oil game night, eren Lot 14, 61k F t Edmund A. Gendreau & wt tvrnt' A wt 8&, bars A., Lt By JIM IIAVNF_S Iwood sn,. at $11,247,700 changed ownership durina th A., condom, apt. 132,300. React ions ary Probably for as mnnv oacl1e . Cerruod us., A-d PIA to Louis i. Larson constr.. inc. to city of Alf. Barber & it looks like Maiand may Ethel, W 1O of E week ending Jan. 2, compared with S8,3imoo there end with Anthony William hitting a Charles Clayton Jr.. @lu x etal, to SchrammgAImjM Lo?2OlkH e game, there are as an Lot 16, BrOokhollow 0 Tiff 15, E.R. Traf, during the same week In 1975 Joanna Jan@ Lundy, %gl. condom. fords Me UI) with the same (ate. repi Of Sanora Un 1 & 7 937000 2(oot Juniper to close (corrective) StOO philosophies, om never I never in" described the situation Apt Unit $ Bldg 6 B FF.. Mid Fla. to Donald V, Drake Mortgage oan credit "Everybody played a real ChecOOd . • Donald Josef Bacorn & WI I Tribe's lead by one. 43-47, with e week HenryM Dixon $QitOEVClyflM I don't know of any coaches who go home and perfectly. Gdni Condom $31 500 Jacqueline to Wait% Really Corp , N Dixon, ' g1 Lt Ii 81k A South $15,017,729, up 500 good defensive gariic, as the low 21 .secnda 4 per cent over the same week left. That's when the Santora Un I & 2, $40'e0o Charles Clayton jr, elux efal, to Pinc-cfest, %too, ';Of sw 1 4 of SE 1 40f Sell, & N so, o lx'1it their \ies after losing I 'know sonic who indicated. David Wiggins g;llll(.,.% Sam T. Bar nes jr, & *1 Velma, unit hero. I Tom K-LLM, Builders Inc , to Karen L. Seminolecoaeh Joe Mills is a perfect example would like wring •k necks f rnfres 2, Bldg C. Cherry*ood Gdns. Homer Diana H condom. Re Unit A 2131, S1000 (l1daJobaga1nstt1icirtIll man (Married) Loti 19 & 20 Bilk E. FROM MARONDA HOMES condom U2.500. 'Continued on I'age 2-B) Virginia B Eppi to Donald J Lake Wayman His,, tillf,000. Patience is the nanie of the game. Athletic 0f composure. ho had five inches on hun" Let us build one of III DI Kenneth W. Powers to Sara Cameron Brown Consumer Fin A. G. Bangert to David A Lawing Ruth J Allen, SgI, 10 Eliz. A. Bacorn N 1 1 of SW 1 4 of SE 14 of SE Leo C Lor,ng B our unique homes on What I can't figure out is when he sleeps. His Jennifer M to programs steeped in tradition and ted Tribe Coach Joe ills. Inc- to Lewis D. fielijklieIa, wt James R. & Evelyn E,, Lot 56, Lake Markh4rn J- Powers, now Oliverlo UniI 6C, A N Sol of S of SW 1 4 of SE 'a of ith sound Paige, Lot 1. Bilk I T your o n pdvafe lot 4 P01411`4110 At wt Jeri A., Lt Sandra Est%, &i,floo. Sausalito, Condom. Ph. 1. $100 J,, SE 1. of SE I.. Lt 120 Queen Mirror $0. j glit B, Longwood North, %21,joo, in Sec. 4.2l.jl etc., feeder s Trafford's Map of Sanford. %too. ystems are the ones that click the tst Top We offer 10 different Don A Loftus to Chuluoto wt Linda to efense drew a lot of fouls frorn Sil verma n, sgi, to C. beca us e he is so keyed up Warts for YoU to select from Marital C. Martinez Lot 31. liesdale exam Barbara pie AL Gore to Cecil R. in this area is Orlando Evans, state Wm A Asniaii SgI to Wm 8 re, Volunteer Fire Dept Inc.. LL 19 it 1] 46 the M I I team, 113e Tribe ' w' Manor, si2mo. ' of lk 83 iS 14 0 , ) M . 100' of Lt is. IBIk D. Steve PRICID FROM mence at NW cnr o' "But then too, he can't sleep when he loses, Olk 29 DrCAmwold 4th Se, GiJUS GU L IJ+fS, ll),L. , , SZS.300. Frazier & wt Penny E., Fr Chlinpioll last season but a powerhouse fol' tile last E'n Nw'T' SEMINOLE: Rainei 0 3 0 1 6. made good their freethrows, 14,500 '23OOi rkinscon (OCO) District School Board of ç decade )I I?, Baker0000, Smith Pagano & Wf, Mary Lou. Lot 244, Som. Orlando 436 Land Holding Corp. t o Co8anA New models CiPen 'COffOn49 Cameron Brown Co. to Fla. Co. to Stealing Park I nc., from s d etc.. S4,floo. for display, So Come on over and CO to John A Balin Woodcrest Un S 941 000 5 23 12. Wiggins 2 22 6, & Michael M. Baslia After Friday night's upset of highly ranked choose the right one for you. I. Rik D & wt Victoria to Thomas Green# W'. (or of Sec 27- 21.)O, run N l Robert w. Residential communities Inc,, Lt 2 Fred Pennington has his system being taught Reuben Cotton as one of the NoUingsrth O:Si Brown 1002; Anthony Jullatino. Trustee & ind. to Graham Trustees From NW cot of 8I A H alrif Lake Park, S91,500, l along E. r-w at Eagle Cir., 24U.12- Joseph ighland Hills *77 200 I atifland, Joe couldn't sleep. "Ile finally just got Thelma Vo&ka Beg &ISE cor. of sw SW'4 Of Sec 34 21 30, oic.. $100. in junior highs within the Evans district, and the) primar) , reasons the Seminoles Craig 0 0 0 0 TolI 15 17 22 47, H. Allen Kellar. %of. to Robe" m. t. 81k 8 IdYllwilde of Loch Arbor, , for Poo etc., %too. Carneron-arown co to Fla. ii Sec 4 21 31. etc. $10,000. ViPOnd & wt Mary R., Lt 24. Blk A $44,300, Thomas Greene etc, Trustees Residential communities Inc., about two or three a.m.," related his wife. Hidden Lake Dev. C orp. to led 27-18 at hlftime lie consay even grammar school kids know about the 1-3-1 Lot Anthony Juliano, Trustee & Ind, to City of Casselberry, from NW cor. of 10 Olk A. Sunset Manor, %32.9m. Sterling Par k Ltd., that part of Govi irenom. Martin 10 Billy Pugh wt Mainland Highland Hill%. S17.2WL Ned Volka Rick Steinke also has the problem about and 2-1 from SE cor. of Sw i,, of SW'4 Of Sec. 34 21-30 run N 17 deg -2 Trojan defense. Even the Boy's Club LY01a M Lt 5 nIk 7, Fair lane Ests i M Snyder Lt 3 lying W Of Public Rd, & Goyj Dav Seminole Cameron-Brown co 131410 101 to Fla, Sec 42131 etc min 23 Sec E along N l ine of 910000 napp. of 6 throws and lIed down Lot 4 (leW25 of S6ó0 in Sec U21 SIrept _535_X Lake Markham sleeping. The Lyman coach hasn't lost but three follows suit. Swl, Residential Communities Inc., Lot Anthony Jutiano, Trustee & Ind. to 30) et 10443_ f or Pobetc__ $45100 EStS $40,9W. PH(3054611.6170 al 73 pages of description 1081kBHighlandHuh__$77_200 rebounds at guard. This was ______________________ S yiwia FmS E FrW Bromhoold, otal, Trustees to FrankKraI& Total Fouls: Mainland 21, Last month, when the current basketball times this season, but he got his taste of it the last ISoliggo Color. of SW lie more than the Bue's 6.5 center, Seminole I? sec. 4.2131 etc., Gabriel Calbeto & wt Carmen. Lt 17 Sjo,000. DelberI i. Eugs 111- wt. Martha to Mkoland's HII Giddets grimcts as two vears when he won only five times. gra K0441I season began, Lake U from tne iPI Brantley took it on the chin Ifl Fouled Out Rames llerb Giddens, could manage. 'EHE Bill, B, Swit0waler Oaks. S?O,OW. ~th,i ANCI Delbert J. Euga, W 38' Of US,6 7. Rik A PISCS Baker 152) East Seminole Co. to 3C county tournament t Seminole Comm urutv Don A. Commonwealth Land Title Int. to Th e game that sticks in his craw is last week's OF LANV A6, A 12. Tier 2. Sanford, E R. Traffords 4 iT i%A6 "C"CSRFUL Gabriel Calbeto & wt Carmen I , Lt Loftus Commence &I NW car. of E 11 Map. $I 00. College. cle T?49 FOL K!5 To &% E loss toEvans lie had the Trojans do w n hy2linthe of NW 14 of Sec. 2&21-321 etc. 1100. Cri F T aks. 110o. Roger P, McBride L wt. Vernia to LJ CUR LAND gi., I ThOrnal T, F ergulon L wt. C4M Corp. to Viking Builders Inc., 0 The Patriots talked and joked freely in the third quarter. But Evans came back to win, despite DOugINS G Isler & wt. Edith C. Lot CAN Il'it AXII Geraldine to Geraldine G, Ferguson :1 Lots 21 A 24, Blk S. Sky III` C. Bear Lake Manor, $27,300 Lark 94, Lots 43 & 46, 0 k A. Tr. 32. Sonlando Howard locker room. No, they weren't proud of losing, but all stops pulled by Steinke. 8 Montgomery Jr & wt. S, %101) BelAlre HomM Inc 10 Eugene Spring Ell:. to Joel M they were not shedding any tears over the loss. st Putman & wt. "It was like watching a man die of cancer . . . trIing Capital Investments inc. Levine & wt Judith A. Lot 419 Susanne H Lot A. Grove Hill, 10 the Robino Ladd Co.. W 411' of E Brantley coach Chris Butterworth was crying there was nothing I could do," St inke says adSPring Oaks Un. Ill, S40,100. e A.~ Louis W. Breummer to James p. 737 11' Of N 1 4 Of SE L]ii of NE 1 4 of GUY 0.Stenstrom Jr. A wt. Either 11), LOU IS SAPSIS enough tears on the inside for all of them. Ile initting he still thinks a bio front line that is that big." come out of the man-to-man, I 26. Stc. 14 21 -29 (len SR 436) S tooof N ut something else lie Another factor that led to the L. to Fred R. Evarn A wt Mary F.. Panico, Trustee for Louis W. Lot 148.of W flo I I eral d Co rrespo nde n couldn't talk at first. t , of E 9 1 7.11, of N v? of Phillips' slowdown tactics am sure you guys can beat laoions' seventh downfall ( as Olk 1, Sanford, Dre&mwold, %too. 8*9. 25' S & 610.5' E Of NW car. of coWd have pulled to Stop the floodgates. SE 'Ai of NW 1,4. etc. 3 Parcels, worked for awhile but late in ftm. They might be bigger but compared to three wins) of the Jam#% Portico, Trustee etc 10 SI.IiiiI Ifis expressions were as easy to read as a NE'4,rvnSl?S5'E3$01*lc.,S#C.31. That night, Steinke stayed in the gym viewing E KT CM -1 know this is a the third period, the lions made we re a lot fster." roadmap. What went wrong? Ilow could his team viedo replay Jaymor Corp, to James H. Mills season was, Ifird picked up his Jack 0 Carruthers & wt. mar garef Sanford, Drearnwold, $100 of the game. lie finally went to bed at FE-t% iI .A-r, 1()tls%gaine to watch, for the ;I fiI mistakes and Spruce wt. Deborah r14E LOW 11111S "*4 C.. Lot 6. The give Ind take score fourth foul of the game with 23 .r//tf #"U72~;q R uselano Corp. to Wm. P. Elwood S27.9,W Northwood, IOMary Lawrence, div. Lot 2. Blk A. play this poorly? Can't he start the game over 4:30. Ile do' II Soils OF fans' . but I have to do this to get Creek wa.s able to pull away to a continued till late in Ille esn't remember what time he went to aw & wt. Mary E - Lot 40. Gooldle Manor, TwgjR p4aAES ARE The Spring% Deerwood Ests , 01ird seconds left in the third period. I VOU FUO?4f II 4 Spruce Creek to ply our 5442 victory. sleep, but it wasn't right away. 7, 4E rr,_-PeRr~ S " 411`00 4F i period, when with the score 1-1,99inbotham & wl. Shirley A , Lt 17 The tall. slender sophomore Til,0 SATH!5 Ful1ZN-S44 TmE,v, Milliken's Ston*cfall, Inc. to The Greater Constr. Corp 10 , **v Nioung, and that's what happens were the entiments of The visitors' front line had 6.5 tied, 26-26, Spruce Creek took did not return to the game and ssure-co Northwood, 121,500. CAN eUILD 1,CVR Eusiene A, Mallek & wt. JO Ann F "E IN w-t young i he said collecting his thoughts. ever-present and can't be 'S 'THA J8YMOf Corp. to Shirley P. Howls, Lot is, [);Ile Phillips, the Oviedo lions' l Steve Bok. &7 Anthony Gaiter the lead for good on a basket by 'S 'THA F Bill. F, Sweetwater Oaks. Sec 2A., 9&4UnFjJL Winsor Manor, 17,700. in his abis ignored. It's the nature 0 ence, Spruce Creek Still. Lot 61. Northilif mtp<p mOME.4 THfiy'io1E head coach, during the ha.lftime and 6-7 0wis Cantrell. Cori. Gaiter. Mario D. La Poms & wt. Joanne 10 I remember thinking to myself, where's the the animal. FINANCEC' FURTWelit 4 wu able to take control of both Jaymor Corp to n M Vander Thomas R Hogle & Eli: ANCP WHEN Carl H. MAJectilly Air A wt. Judith A54LAI )Cij ' int. & of Friday night's game with sidering the lions' biggest man .. Lot 106 Nor line? 1Yue basketball is just a game. But any game to Rotter Meyer a, wf. j# But Spruce Creek was able to boards in the final period. Arlen D. Hydeer & wt. Janet, I? Int Yep, winning isn't everything. But it sure beats 21 thwood. $27."Q. LAND Th Spruce Creek. isGary 11ird, who only stands 6- put the game away by doing Bik A.less W IS,, is plarINIM at Lots 64. Town of Loegwood. UO,OW. KANVLE THE I Jack Page Illo Jeannine A. to Bobby Lot When asked why Hird didn't A 28 Blk A., Brantley Hall l[lis., l"Wilips'staternent came wit. 4, the home te ni had a difficult just the thing Coach Phillips III Wr Earl Patterson & wt. Doris to C. Davis & w4. Margaret H., Lt 11 A. SS31sco. LOP Enlr.. Inc. a par of Lots 203, It the score deadlockcd at at 22 assignment in the 4-A visitors wanted them to do. Deep L-ito get back Into the game, Philhpi Patricia a. Winfield, S91. Ita jam W I's Of It Blk J Lake WSYMAM Htl,. 204 & 205 Forest city, Orange Park reVonded, "I wanted to get Lake Addn, %",too. piece as the specthtors had from Volusia County the tinrd stanza the visitors Jelynnor Corp. to Noll Grigionl Le 'TAKE more speed in there and Gary A L004 AT watched tke Lions "let some air "arrcon Corp. to Johnny Roger E-i Winter Woods Un. 4. sAit,ow. To cupe with this problem, went into a man-to-man defense ANCi IF HAp%o y ~VLJ wt. I rent a portion of Lots 91 & ee co PROFVRTY AII SEL&;rT 6 :;A-LR Pearl F. HaywoomI wid. to Phvoc Norlhwood, 17J."g, POPWIll A wt. Daphine W. Lot 7. elk 04 CVY CAN RITOUC.E -THE PII ) fT6 out of the ball" for all of the Phillips had this men slow the and Oviedo was unable to do has b n mplaining about a 'TNfi Ha"s -mu "A.VT. iI D. Sterling Park Un. 1, 134,700. .0 t 6~SN,I#ICRZ 9v Cto.yo BE Thl Lot 24, I had back, so I kept him on the ATS econd jvriod r:d part of the ball down late in the first period anything with it. Elk G WDoamero Park ;nd rtpl. 00V4 09 THE FiN15KA* -'-'R HO"a AAIV bench." first. VCU stSOL$:' in order to get Spruce Creek in a -I arn very disappointed. I rrrrrr, A. L. P Iche & wi. I vy to Charles H. "We went into our deliberate one-on-one situafion. Hird only got five rebounds felt we played so good for L. SPII L wt. Patricia C.. Lt 9 attack, I don't like to call it a "I am sure their coach is almost three periods and then for the entire night and the Bf`OOkh011OW, U1,olog. wt. Francine to when Sprucr Creek went going to have to make some when we had jur chance to win whole team only gathered in 14 Michs*IJ. Dwyer & wt. Chart& R. Lt from a man-to-man defense to a changes in the second halt and the game we were unable to defensive rebounds in the s. ec, it, game. zone," Phillips explained. one of them might be. coming take advantage of it. Also, some of our nien were in out of the zone," Phillips told Tucker arcs., Inc. 110 JOSW E. "I would have to say that we Dennis Golden was the only _____________________ Graham, Trust". Lt$ 111 foul trouble. but I fit)* men to come down court third period to begin. Icto Granite Corp. I.- Robert I offense very well in the fourth the Uons as the leaping seenior and gun the ball up against a wt. Terry H., I of Lt 2 a "If we can stay close and they period." scored IZ i- "t C,00mmffIch HIIIS 6th Addn LIRItiffing Ix-tween 5)-liables. loss last Tuesd,ay. 8) 1 ;C07IAI1I1AHA,N1i 'fwo such pzi.sses b% Wright t Iferald Coff espondent To the players coming "It's not a matter of w3nfing gave Lyman a 12-poin' t lead at K"neth E. Gobbert Margaret through the door prior to to run tip the ware, it's just that one point in the final frame. to Anne C. Wickliffe, From NW cot. Lt I WA?tS Forms, SIDD. It I,yman had been as cold ganietime a Lyman statistician it's not our style to slow down But a big Lyman failing, Estill Brower Ill, wt. Msry 1(, _1X) hooting its the Bishop oore Joked, "You'll have to really the game to preser% a lead, has been at other times, were _V Delbert i. Brower wt. Alice M L I gym temperature Friday night, run to keep warm tonight." the coach said. ISL Myrtle Lake Hills, silI free throws. The), hit only 13 of Charles 0. Bilebbl" & wt. CoI 10 woiAd have been in big tier words proved prophetic. While both clubs were mostly 1 (otitinued on Page 2-11) Ct aries o. Babbitt st wt cassit M A ~p trouble. As it turned out Bishop llig,h school basketball doesn't, equal in rebounds and turhloore was the cold team. get much faster than novers, LyInn kept the Ilor- A Taylcf 000.- Wright 6 s ii, Lo Verne F. Bardeen to La Vern* Lyman shot 42 per cent front Lyman and Bishop hiloore nets down with I strong man 40- KAulman 8 0 16, Carter o o o. F- Bardem & wt. Dorothy, Lt 161 the floor to Bishop Moore's 34 played. But, to paraphrase a man that forced Bishop iNloore Thomas 3 6 12. Smilley 5 ~' 2 Totals, Qvvml~ Mirror So. Adan ca., floor per cent (including a zero per popular rock song, that's the to bide its titne nd shoot 20 III13 S3 Clarence L. Walker & wt. Pamela ISHOP MOORE: Fernell 2 2 6. to Franklin w, Schwarz & wt. mary cent first period), to up its way Lyman coach Rick Steinke mostly front the outside. Talbert I 0 2, Meckarihi 2 0 A. P-, Lt 24. 151k a. Camelot Un I e-son record to 7-3 and clinch a likes it, Lyman meanwhile, worked Gralton 5 0 10. A. Fussell 2 4 1 T 121.1 OD. 0 2 2. Lovvr4s 5 3 11 Totals 5345 Metro Conference victory. "By I the time the year is out the inside with 6-9 center Jon F L. Hall to wells. it. Voss Lot ( I A!i 31, Ilk " Tr. ity, Soniandia speriall, Inside the heatless, golden people are going to think I'm Kaufman and 6.5 forward 1. s10@. A dorne facility, fans shivered crazy for playing so fast," he Bernard Wright taking tile Lyman H. Knox Billottinighm 10 Wm R. t under blankets while both clubs said. "But we play better the honors. Sophomore Greg sishopmoore VOSS, Loft 21. flik H Tr. &J, raced around the floor. "I'm faster we move it. Evans Th,omas, who started the game, fe Eleanor costelmon, sgi. to rised Eleanor Casleirn,sn & Kent J • it played well against YOU list n an / ten. Lot 2S. Lake Brantley Holt, Fouled Out Talbert. FUSI one Lvman observer, his teeth Steinke referrcd to the GI Sim, . o - - it 1uto ui %IA\ llerald Correspondent No grin, but Seminole,s h1ilb bears it. TOWNHOUSES 0 . - xu Patio Apamenfs FROM - un ers - - 2BEDR30M Inc. Lot 12 ICSS NB 0 Nd of LO a •.- STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMSUITES ROS*II 1'. Walker wt Die Sheiply Betty Joan Shelly it Itfl -. - S - - MARONDA HOMES, INC. d . -- - - - vie o pruced~U IF 54 2 j - WN 4 an i L - - Lr _C t~M A '~PiX j - I T-1 N"l, 4Q~^ it' %,-j Ilk _ Aline 0. Krug. wid, to David M Snyder, $91., condom. Reog., No. 24, Jam" it. A. Wilson wt. Betty 10 Richard L Olsoon wt. :yrithia Deg- At cen Sec 22-21 12,etc. mks Lot S Olk 4. 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Beg. #I Sw cot, of arm n - 0 (21,1 PL *1 Karen P Lot - ---- - - - -- - ----------- - ,----------- -•-- - ------ ------ whittling themselves a 3&20 by then the score was 104. lead that would not be Boone's press, Installed °°'J -- ---=- - thutcned - - - In the second half, -- - -- ---= midway in the fir quarter, .. n-- - 4 took its toll, forcing several in the eeond half, although the turnovers immediately, and led flats di(i play some good lavtins which made it 110 of his points In the r going into the second eightlf. minutes Boone is now 9teals, and-or I BOONE: Coffe~ SO 0 ir I 0 combination of errant pa&ws o 2, tiutseil 6 o o 12. Cot!lano 2 0 0 4. led to Boone stretching the lead Cox 10 2 1 22, Harrell 2 0 2 4. Little 0 to 27-10 It asn't until 4:08 was McConnell 0 2 2 2 Repass 2 00 1 showing on the clock that Lake Tookes, 2 6 8 lor Totals It 11 70 13 LAKE BRANTLEY: Wall 9 7 25 iii imtk' i4urne out of Its trance fM Alexander I I) 9 - - - - Scott 7 11 3 and brae ttw-- ice with a Crawford I 2 4 A. Eberle I 2 s 4. throw by Alexander, 1. Conley 2 0 1 4. The first fiel(I goal. of the the Leroy 2 3 5 Yr Total% 21 17 is St. econd period for the Pats didn't come until 3:36 and WtL% also by Alexander. There was mare the same - some Lake Brantley Fouls. Bwn# 21, Lake Brantley 16 F oul Out ncts tell all as determined Scott Alexander (20) moves downeourt agailost a surprised [katils Cox I 23) Wall. --------------- ------ - --- -- -- -- ----------------- - - _ ----. _:-_ ----- -- - - - - -- - ----------------------------------------------- -= - -- - - - -- - -. �- - - -' - - :-== L __ __ — - _ _ _ __ 711 San il N Happiness Lt P O SCC 0 te ~ILagers age groups "The object here is to promote accuracy, and s ki ll of h S:iOOi1fl ' I r cc throws" i(I King Smi th , local chaIan. r ç i 11ere coaC1S 1rom •utoru Elks Idge No. 1241 were P aItch For NFL Membership v holding the local tournament of NEW YORK The Memphis Grizthes and th e Bmingham Vulcans both made presentations to t he National Football League for expansion franchises Friday. Commissioner Pete Rozelle said a decision on Memphis would have to be made March m order complete the 1976 schedules, Said Rozelle, "nere should be no pro or con con— the NaUon Free wow Elks -- -- that provide drama of com- petition. S Jimmy Gilchrjst, also of . I .. \ division, practice attempts this week he made a personal high of 14. -- - - Memphis president John Ba&sett and we expect to meet again in the very near future." Rorefle indicated that Bi rmingham was "not that conce rned about 16" .Iohns 1l5'er Community 72 per game, Super Bowl Arrived, No Doubt: _____ - - - , Johnny Miller had a wing for h fellow big guns competing base a really low round am time floW ' he said ' A 62 ould be easy Ue way I'm hittk." Dave HW, Gibby Gilbert. and Pat Fitzsimons shared ON - - — the top spot at 237 two ' - They Count In Roman ' - it- III UU tlt in GEORGE all seven under par Said RW of Mifler: "I never pay any attention to the rest of these donkeys. They don't pay no attention to me so I don't P) no at tention to them WAtIACE tr idi tiui iwi lion. is Pla)ed next Sunda), and, s in past )cars, more Pe slick p id iguig ciI Mntstrong $ First step on Anybody can relate to it. Reduced to its common de- the fnnnn. CBS is the TV conduit this than %tatched Neil Armstrong's just a football game. the nnual ment with NBC. The game will million last January. ,Our gonI is 11.) get 50 per cent, (-hampionship of the National I)e be aj, led through 308stations, and we're slowly getting Football League, the end of a lncludi satellites Under Iloselle's slick manthere, Sterling remarked after W11-1. GRENISIXY of a 'cnIeflt and with the aid of t he five-month season in which unIt is the television phase Al' Special CoffesAllident last Wednesday's $149 win over told millions release their frus- the 9111le that has made such an networki. the Super Bowl his DAYTONA BEACH \1J,\1! (Al"I It is in Lsent trations and aitiate their unpact on the American social biconne more of a spectacle Daytona Beach Community Alabama Gov. George C. that counts its age in Roman inigimitions by watching 250than a ' t U 'ame Hasina College has- et—A Wallace has been named grand numerals, is would :;omc first lwwid men slain away at each structure. For years the family tele- Paid $3.5 Ilkillititi fui Lim pri marshal for the Fel~. 15 century emperor. On the day of other on lime-striped, 100-yard vi:ion set was regarded as he lege, CBS this year will cover to the free throw line 277 times . t Daytona 500 Grand National i ts occurrence ministers short Fields the production as it might a this year, and connected on 69 man s domain on Super Bowl stock car race at Daytona en their Sunday sermons. 13 col per cent of the tries Opponents It is the 10th such title game unday -- as on most foothall dozen moon walks, ming International Speedway. Crime declines. l3tisiness (Irops fir uaineris nd 110 monitors. have hit 61 per cent of 245 atIn ma ki ng the announcement o ff shpl) iraffic dics down ince the American Football Sunda)"s through the year tempts. league merged with the parent creating f ami l Th e auto, tire and ra zor blade y tensions, Bill France Sr., president of the on normlly teeming thruways. And in rebound the Raiders NFI, in 1966. Rotated among marital problems and in some sponsors must pay $230,W0 International Speedway Corp., And the nation vocs into a warm weather cities, a have raided the boards for 30 I t goes cast's divorces. The common minute for commercial time. more total rebounds than op. said, "Gov. Wallace has been a strange trantue. this iami's Orange ritual -InultiplicA in 40 million This is the most ever demanded true frl!nd to auto racing over It is Super Bowl ponents - 522 to 472. That is 40 America's Bowl • kickoff, 2 p.m. EST, households -- had been for the for TV fixture. It is exceeded the years and we are proud to number one single sports event am o 36 for indas Tan 18 man to put onk t NBC's two part o"g Seininok recognize his help to the sport each ycar. h rivs If the Super Bowl freezes a ii ." The going b) naming him Grand Marshal It represen ts the clinlat, the nation thro'agh telesision it elbow and close the door to the of the y room rate for top prime for the world's greatest stock WcrId Series, shows is club," was of what has be- staggers the city that hosts it. Sterling's car race." However, the influence of 180.000 -a minute. come a national addiction assessment earlier this week, is a spectacle of mystical Howard Cosell arid prime time Wal la ce was Instrumei in professional football PS) It is press agent's dream. and the figures for average proportions which becomes a Mondas NIght Football base bringing NASCAR stock car The teams are ordered to be assists bear hi m out Seminole cholohLsts have sought to diag- ritualistic mass activity," says turnedthe game into largely a on the seene I racing to his home state. The nose the fascination. Some say Professor Ilea]. "Rather than fmily affair. Surveys show week in advance players have assisted their creation of Alabama Inter it is an es(ai kitch Froni world mere of the gune Ind to make them- fellow play-makers 2U times sersIonar) entertain nal that in 100 homes tuned in, 100 selves available For a carefully this )e, and opponent assists tional Motor Speedway at tensions and Problems. Others ment, it is a propaganda ve hicle men will be watching the game Talladega was due to the desire contend chmeographed series of inter. number at 124. Randy Faber represents thL strengthening .1 nd leveloping vompred with of the Governor to base 53 women, 23 vw major fulfillment of Walter \titt) the larger social st ru leads all Raiders with 71 cture."teen-agers between 12 and 17, lea gue auto racing in Alabama. dr eams. assiSts, while Reggle McDonald "The Super Bowl," adds NFL and 18 children up to 11 The sodal hilit is te The Governor's wife, CorIn a way, says Pr3f. Michael Cpininissioner Pete Rozelle, a has 64 and p Noe 48. '* The ladies resisted at first Friday night press reception, a nelia, is also a great fan of A Real, assistant profe ssor of tnttunc public relations man, but Seminole's five strters are we brought th em lfl kic ki ng I;lcapaf fair attended b) up NASCAR Winston Cup racing. communicat ions at the Univer. "is like the'last chapter of a and screaming, one television 5,000. In 1973, it was held on the ,jfl aseraging double figures in She was the fi rst woman to e ve r sits of California in San Diego hair raising rn)stery. No one official said 'And they Mary. anchored off Long scoring. Chip Noe with 15 per drive a pace car for a 500 mile it is a minisciale portrayal of life would think of missing it." Reach, Calif.; in 1974, in the game leads followed by Reggle stayed." race when she brough t the field itself "stressing the key McDonald (13). Randy Faber Since onl y 80,187, the Orange Many homes now have more houston Ast r odo me- w he re t o to the start of the 1973 Winston elements of modern society, Bowl capacity. will be ws (12), Vernon Johnson (1:), and able to than one set. On Super Bowl were barbecued on o 500 at Talladega cniphastng control of ternt acobs (10). Sixth man see the action lfl the flesh, pay. Sunda), almost all are tuned to and last year at New Or'eans Ile Governor was a Terry Jamison has nine Grand ry, efficient use of male domi- Ing 3220 each for tickets as pre- the game. A Convention Hall. big enough to man in Kansas Marshal at Talladega. nation. disciplind personnel CiOUS S Leading rebounder is fine jewels, the event with a big family reported that I"'old six football fields, Cost: Seminole High graduate becomes largely a television he had three color sets lined up the Giant sale to Canadian Interests from Toronto Pototial opposition is known to be Walter O'Malley of s ge es em, Donald Grant of the New York Mets and John W. Galbreath of the ttsburgh rates, but Phd Wrigley predicted if the deal was sound financially, he and the other owners would go along. Dorothy Hamill Prevails .. . I COLORAbO nda Fauanne gase Doroth y Hamill a sf challenge at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships Friday. but the cooler Miss Hamil.1, 19, won her third consecutive U.S. ladies Duroicher To Manage LOS ANGEIX-c - --,- -. - -_- . - is base ba ll Durocher wW manage the Taihelyo Lions of Japan next seas0fl1 0033 O Friday. Lions said received a Fqm pact which would make him "the highest paid baseball manager anywhere." - Judith Oliver Triumphs - ' BfflNG — Judith Oliver of Pittsburgh fed a hole total 227 to win the Harder HaIl Amateur Toumament of the U.S.Go soc1aUon's "gra pefrui t circui t." ggy Harrnon of Gautier, Mis3., placed second 229 and Lancy Smith of Snyder, N.Y. was th" with extravaganza. - — Central F1oa'i water ermen bct for the A lifestyle undergoes a dra. inisters say 'Itic change. they find prishoners getting Seminole Da tona Pi*er Rewards 1114u> if the sermon goes past 12 Wins o'clock and it becomes discreet Hollingsworth, came through. Those Who Dare W er Ut It - Outdoors I __________________ ax 4r f land a pair of them about four pounds apiece. annel bass, four to six pouM, are obliging anglers in th e river t Port Orange, a f blues are hitting in the , and big - -- - -- bluts k 12 to 14 pounds) are In Ponce DeLeon Inlet when it is ca1mi enough to allow boa ts to anchor. - Only two boats ventued out from Net Harbor all week. They reported bottom fishing just "so4u" but Greg 1AGDur, fL"g from his own boat, the "Virghiia M," bested a rive foot eight inch sailfish th!t Saturday. - - potnU - - -- — the there isIile chance of keeping their population down. ke Jp speckied perch catches continue to be excellent Even Thursday morning ahead of the advancing cold front, Ifiley's Camp had many fishermen out. Henry Effis and Mr. Qark, Orndo, took a string of Bay Bninell and Russell DevIK Orlando, had 37; Mr. and Mrs. Sightler, Orlando, 16 and Noah Jones pulled in 16. Ron Selk of Fern Park landed 35 aj~d earlier in the week, Iferb Mul!IsflshedthreedaysFor Itothlof99 ut arc t he re but it is ha rd to find any large -- and bank anglers )se u1led in some as large as one and a nafl POunds. Bullhead minnows are showing up in lAke Jessup and as a rilL bass fishing is greatly improved.Several bas e been Haven, hit the baslastSatorday and landed 13 They threw back tLiring thc roi i xteI the liiit of 10 each trl Bank fi ien are gett plenty of specks in the deep water but the feeding period iWed Dre they reacW th& quota. From the same camp, Harold rpenter and pay - ream and one barz on a recent Lip. The infesta tion of Nile Perch (Tilla pia), onroe, s sprea in c In a mon flaward East at High Banks Marina tells of good balf; fillihing brought in in the Wekiva Riser neai his place and speckled perch m the deep holes Wong 11-ic river bank. reported IIowrdaisohadwordofthede,agispatht, an elghtt Mup. 1007 Totals 12 6 14 )0. SEMINOLE Hayes 2 S 15 12 Walker 0 CL 1 0; NkGovern 2 4 9 Is; Newman 0 2 4 2. Totals: 10 ll 17 3g, II 13 4 3-30 Seminole mainland MAINLAND JV Carter 7 a 10-point buck kifled not too far from his camp. 19 7 6-47 11. Pacific. Ore 92, Willamette, Ore 91 Alaska Anchorage So, Warner Kansas City at it S Utah 100, Adams St 07 W New Mexico 69, Colo Mines American U 19 o 21 13 610 5 Washington Haven 70 Ke ntuc ky lb 17 SlI S Louis Virginia 6 29 171 2017 Friday's Results Ne w Y ork 107 Kentucky 101 San Anion.o 121, Indiana Ill Donver 1 55. Virginia 171 Saturday's Games New York at St Louis Neb 61 Lora $7 Yale 37, Brown IS Guard MIT 71 79 Monmou th III 75 Beckley 91, Ohio Valley Col Monmouth. NJ 12, Kean 6S 73 Md Bait Cnty 63 Alfred ", Hobart &o Rensselaer 57 Westmar Christian 100, Col of Santa Fe YS Buena Vista 12. Simpson 69 Dubugue 66 Wartburg 57 Dak ot a St IS. Mt Many 65 Chicago circle 77, MiChDrarOkla PrincttOn 62. Harvard S? Penn 71, Dartmouth VitIanya 7$ Boston Col 70 Coast ly fl SOKC 's Lea d ay Miami Another (C ,000 — N Cob 91. 77 N hI 90 70, C 8 's Joan North Florida St S Gun Lane 9S, on y Two Ring, I Port St Joe 72 Chatahcbee Spencer WE LL SOLVE YOUR MUFFLER PROBLEMS sonFOREVER ins Lifetime guaranies on ALL parts No exhaust system lasts forever, but ours s13) that the are guaranteed to ou AS YO A promising Dubl Conversions • week as outscored 1.5-10. making his move this Jim Ferreill brought Bit;,hop well. Baxe, who was sired by parceled out to the three teleMoore to 20-19 with the 1hIrd the famous Axe Maker, won his vision networks, commercial maiden, grade D and grade C quarter's first bucket, but the sponsors and for political and inside work of Kaman and ram y. fie went for his promotionl purposes," sa)l Clyde Hudson began clicking A Saturday night after Don Weiss, a Rozelle aide. grade again. Lyman's lead, while press ti me or edi tion.If ' Some go t fans who wilte for he won he will be th>e first pup to never at any point completely them." overwhelming, was never climb (I ladder all (tIC way The Super Bowl customer Is from maiden to Class A this riot the average fan. Normally, season. of affluence with Headers py , CLEM LEONARDS 322-9430 seriously threatened again Chaser. and Con ve ntion Bur eau "Es sprinters iiung au Ox t our ist spenL aLout 5 a day, attendance and hane were up the SUP(-'r Bowl fan by th as they were for Seminole — between $200 and $Z0 night this flLLSt Tuesday , game thus Produces a m arked effe on the city's charity night esday. Over 30 econotTiv, Houston repor t ed ------- Domingo Yza S E'ddy Ar Aloaria ia,i, Larr, Alberdi, - 6 Urfa Perez; 8, EIGHTH - 1. Alav4 Attu; 2. Sala. 3 Manolo Juan 4 Santi Marurt Aouirre, 6 Barre i~ ngo , S3M?' Alev&mZl rre, 7 AreCha Alp;; it . Erdoza Perez TWELFTH - 1. Fef min Aguirre; 2. 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In first place still is Au tomo ti ve Speed Parts (-18), In se nd in Au to atn (4&26) and in th ird is Irames Ceramics (429) Hwy High for the morning fell for KrisUe Johnson from the Jack's iri Ntkt. team as she rolled a 523 set. The high game was a tie gloing to both Johnson and Patsy Kerns (Wallace Auto team) w ith 195 game each F CLUB VYM Gilbo 2U.547, Larry Duniho M-548, and Kristie Johnson 2w-wa. Ginny Duniho 194-524, Marvin McNutt 192-515 Ron! Brede 1809, Sharon Selmer l830, Ed Seer 1fl Frank Slaughter 182-529,Mary Henderson ISOM, Judy Bellamy 18 Barney Driver 1 711 and Geo Beers 173, 510 r IYRYUDIES LEAGUE Dot Button bowlmgfor A&Aceans thtiiirolledanic and 200 for the high series of the morning 561 They t oo k thri games from Cohia Boats Susan Rogers was high for her --- - - I -- Star of the Week" is Jesse Cook with his 2l38 set Te rry k Kaiser 504, Joy Walters ur, and Phil Roche 1934M. j BOWLERES LA DIES LFAGLE ' 17-92 DeBary Ph. 668-4459 Golf Outings & Company Tournaments Welcomed Greens Fee $6 so Ca-, ts $7 50 2 Players & Other highs JOY Walters (DC B team) 482-179, Retha Griffis (Ilorse LL. Rider team 1168 twice for a 473 series, 1,orr aine Jackson (same team) 483-163, Kitty Lawrence (Car-Ben s fell for Susan Oates, Griffis and Sue Wynn. Cart SI? lii I m SHOOTING TARS lADIES LEAGUE Public Mon & Fri SPeCial-2 Players & Cart slo (above inc. tax) Holes after iP.m.-- Cart 1500 Green Fee $2 Memberships Available Bill Hardgree—PGA Professional The high game Ind series goes to the Capri Team with the fine bowling by Phylhs Walsh 203443. Bonnie Link was high for the link Conat Team with her 511 175 Ellen Emerson For the Andy's Paint & Body Shop team had a 159 game. Janet Standifer bowling for the Vogel Car Wash team had a 155 game foril, Converted arriett Jones, argie Smith, Audrey Bolger, Marlene Burk. U TOYOTA MIXED L EAGUE B&rneyfluey had the top series with a fine 575 set and a 213 game The high game was rolled by Jerry Carlton and a 9 series. Burt Truax was orgy one pin behind Car'ton with a 221 as 9 hues 512 High game Hdk) 191 Kostisal 185 Converted splits: Louise Cosat and Kostival spared the 2-7 split, Dot Coats 5-7. Margie Farris and Thelma Hickson 5-10, and Polly Busher picked Lp the &7 split. Mary Williams and Carolyn Street rolled a four bagger each. JANUARY Classff"ed Ad SPECIAL 74 p - he matched his series with a 9 also. Buster Anderson was another of the 2M bowlers with his-Wand so was ViE*RE DAMNG MDAS CRAZY! Robbiris 200 T.G.I.F. MIXED StA-MI POINT LEAGUE: CHECK OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON- TUNE-UPS, BRAKE WORK FRONT END i MMENTS i stilt couldn't hit enough free thro TIRES, GENERAL CAR MAINTENANCE ETC.. I "S tar of was Adams lt 600 series i NIghtIy 8:00 p.m. 41"Matinees Wed. & Sal. 1:45 CLEM LEONARDS Evans. Our defense also was super," he added Especially first quarter i SH ELL Races Pe rf ecta *Thursda ys •Monday Matinees Begin Feb 22nd Fumil sank two free t wit)) 08 on the dr hrows Talk r; out cold! 3L 15 WORDs UUIU Onl OR LESS (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) learn high series Place your ad waswon by The 4 A's (2472), led by Chuck Art Martineau 129 for $700 First Place karn Second Street is and save v $ 95 y Another first 600 set goes to his brother. Jim Adams, and also Rose Patrick will receive a 200 patch and 500 seri es h for her bowling. Adams'611 and Jim Adams'608 for $24.00, Team High game goes to The left Ines (852) for $1600 Indisidual Game was won by time durin g $i 56 ' A January me to sell Santa replac ed The Spinners Midway Mart) Sworid: Allen's Pro Shap. Third: Impo rt - TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL EARLY TOYOTA MIXED LEAGUE 2500 PARK bkedess and scoreless until Adams was really a stir as he won several awards including a 225 game patch, a 600 series pa tch and a bicentennial "76" club pa tch High Individual Series with a 725 for Slo.00. Is there anything left? This '3 • 322-9430 Ntk of Oindo Jun oIl *y I? & 92 Lged RESERVATIONS: $31-1600 • Bill y bowler of the evening to Wt the 200 game twice was dark with a 2 203 f or the high set 598 The high game goes to Others Ma r> * Owens 2038 Bud Campbell 2086, Robert 322-2611 or 831-9993 Classified Adw. Dept, $ - -- — - -- - - -------- -- --=----- -. - - ____ - Your Container. 322 SIN I - - - - - Navel o- —es. $2 So per tv — (at the Mini Mall) SANFORD CLASSIC TRIO I GAMES SCRATCH: • when Lyman held the Hojrne~ Still coining up will be a local ViCinity Palmetto and Sanford lose AR E YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ELEVENTH -1 OguitaEchave 2 C a c ho Bengoa lcaBeiia, E:cta,o Lenir; 3. Negui Olsoki~ A. Fl A wee Lyman, meanwhile more convenient than grapefru its Eat satisfying meals we ;Ill. Faust's Drugs - An1wisrs to name "Buster- Manobo Mencha RLANDO Both attendance and hanWe Al Fussell and Dasid lWfldes fun habits willing to have up at Sanford In the last two minutes Bishop blow t ssid on Is Angeles Orlanbeen do There have been two Moore had come back from a Sunset Strip or New Orleans' trifectas pay Ing over $5,000 and 47-33 deficit to 47-41, but the loss Bo ur bon Street the Texas 11)11 seserai $1,000 perfectas. of those two good mid range lionire in boots and wlde-brim- ampa gs LOST English Bull flog male brown & white. 1 yr. d, 13 lbS TUESDAY MORNIN G SWINGERS LADIES I-#, C: I D,G 's Cost With Tampa closing for the shooters crippled the Hornet Illed hats the Hollywood and ffort. New York jet setter, soul people season, several top dogs dec ked o ut in colorful iotswts Out Of tillieouts and almost an an own with jewels, Seven of the top 10 kennels at out of time, Bishop Moore fl e Super Howl cTo5 rep.h mp tre area ) rat ng con finued to move the ball well, bu t sh poorly, as U clock ere. resents the biggest spenders in - kos outgrow the swing set or small 3. Ica Arat,a, 4, S For information lead ng t o the rCtrfl a Mosler government file cabinet and rec or ds Inside. Call between I and S Monday throuq Friday, I)o 505j or frIends of proIe "Gir apef ruit Pill" with Diadas plan el., 2 Bax@.. 2 Circuit Breaker, THE NEWLY RENO VA TED ( Part of the Bishop Moore problem was the fouling out of es ALANON For famili _________- Pna e Afava Sicflcz S Intl Autrr Jai- AlIa! ai SHELL STATION 2500 PARK AVE, SANFORD gu Eddy Beilia S Neçui Jay' 6 Urfa t P4u Elorza SEVENTH — 1 1 7 10 1 Tell DI (7) 780;11 60 6 00 10 10 2 Barre Javi 151 DO (5 61 SSA 40, Q 1 3 6) %is ki P (6 5 60, 5 00. 1 Ccho BonooA (J) 8 20. LE n charity chances second 1 Ica Via 2 Eddy. First $100 Reward Offered IN YOUR FAMILY? i Pe 7 y - & Fou nd iCobia) with 1 155. "Star of the Week" is Gary Varner with pliLs lo4 pins. FRIDAY 's RESULTS land Thent> rise 200 games were rolled by the following keglers.and Alice Hendricks bowling for the Three Pinballs had a lr_4~, ialher Lopez 13. Melbourne Sandy Russell's 161 helped them win three from the Ellman s FIRST - I Ica Sanchez (8) to 6o, The high of the night was Dave Hunt 246Cmiral Catholic SS 229-202 for the high set, &Ittery team. Empire Auto Body Shop won three from Dolphin Flagler Palm Coach 73, Pier 5 80, 4 00, 7 Barre Yza (3) 500. 3,40. -1150 841. Other highs- Gary Varner 205_201.19(~=416, Phil Roche I UrlAtenif (4) 620; 0A30) win Taylor So Finance. 233-19&195-M, Bill Westfall 220-737, Fred Samples 193-193-214.773, S-42 40 P IS 3) %1" 20 Elaine Galloway spared the 5-7-8 split, and Syl%ia Paye SECOND - 1. Ica Leniz (2) to w, Chuck Blackburn 191-242-718, Kit Johnson 201.202,726, .11-%.hnson 201-190-201-761. Eric Storm 206-202-736, Terry Waldrop 11 10 3 Larri Eloria (3)620 Q (7 =49i -7s7, Chuck Baker Sr., 205, Burt Tx 213, Jack Kaiser 214, FRIDAY's RESULTS "Star of the Week is Early n Muue with 50 Pins over her FIRST- 5-16, 5: 1 Peggy Plld S?7 43 Russ Morton 200. Dave Lacy 201. Gee Wldrrip ?!3. GFry Priske 51 15 00, 1 fti. 4 2 Xnwiiii, Puddins THIRD - 1. ArechaLenit (2) 200 and Connie Iahman 204 .718 foiaverage for the eek. Shake Suigles is still in the fwst place spot. the women, 1) 21 00 500 3 Blue Benny (1) 1100 1 10 1 40 2 OguIza Quia ) High games for the evening: Liz Rice 204499, and the high series 6 40; 0 (S 7 1 S93 60. 3 111. PYCOATS LADIES LEAGUE 4 10, 4 60. 3 1 cA Arana (1) 5 60; 0 goes to Cathy McCl oud with o> 500 a nice 5 set Iuise SECOND - 3.0. D: I Look Ethel (7 3) 60, p (2 3) Sl"10 of the Week" is Twila Barrow with plus 124 pins. (61 7 60. A 00. 3 20, 2, C Pet's Tracy %`hcaton had a 498 and Sue Ce)mowa rolled a 482 set. FOURTH - I AlavaPefet to) 11-irrow carries a 97 average and rolled a nice 163 game. Al. -- Bulpel 1 3) 3. 40. because they're SUPERIOR. u started Period, when they were being 4 6 Alva Miguel. 7 Bilbao Sanchez~ Montague Mystic, 7 Moody Hall.I Mineola Pette New 1 Erdo:a Mi — auter 213 The 500 series included Slaughter with the high of Ghost - —.---.- Dog Racin g In writin g I )man, for example, hit none of — muffler, tallpipe, exhaust pipe AND labor for as long as you own your car - ji) 66. FIFTH Pakovic rolling the highest 220, Shannon Corsi 219 ar.d Carol BaShful But,,bj. 7 Sanchez, Alava Miguel Blondy Jane, 0 TENTH latBriarwood LOSt drinkers For further information C811 473 4517 FOURTH - 1, Cacho Elofla. 7, o Prirnin(y) Qu 018 Negul Echave; SInford At Anon Family Group P 0, i rch Per ez S Barre Zarre 6 Box $53 Sanford Fla, 37771 Bilbao Java, 1 Man FIFTH - 1. Fermin Mencha; 2r 6 Marurl Ramon. 7. Colava ChuchoAguirre, 3 ErdotaRamon; Larrea. S. FermInAltu 4 SantiMiguel; 3 ManoloSengoa, NINTH - 1. Aguirre; 2. Zarre, I 6 Macun Larrea 7 Celaya Jua n, I Erdoza S Bilbao; 6 AI Echave, 6 Sa:a Muguef za I Attu S. Cetaya. SIXTH - I Barre Jivi, 7, Cacho TENT * H - I- Ramon; 7 ChvCho. Bengoa, I Ogulza Zarre; 4. 3 M e nc ha, 4 Fermin. S. Maruri; 6 es Mystery. Apopka Beach SS 5intcrd 3 Ica Okoki Perez I -- - Jane. 7 Minta Ugly. 3 Times Apalachicola Leni: 3 Oouiza Qulola I Larri Beitia S Eddy Via 6 Urfa Ara 7 Aluana Alberdi I Arecna Javi 1 14 INTH - 5.16, C: I Kay's Buffy. Leon 74. Say 71 GGdby 47, Chocfaw 39 69, — - Pakov c Gary Varner Sanford Classic Star Drifter, 7 Canoe Shoes 3 Kim Sue 4 Texas Fay. S. Nora Gray; 6 GP's Florida High spencer Warner Academy 102. Hughes 10U13(flto Lyman of 16,8W. This makes 68,8W soon. The 6 ; Christian 4—Personals I Echano Okoki, 2 Ica. S ManOIO Mugueria Mugueria, 5 i San Ica Eloria; 7 Cacho Lenli 7 1 enc Learn To Win 3 Here Sa nte Fe $9 Hamilton County Comes Me I Touch Of Hope 5 Jim plo,r 6 S et s Turn, 7 Donald Go Spruce Creek 54 Ovido 12 0 Per low s Chano er Lyman teanis receive 700 eaih, a total shoWd start closing the gap person Jacksonville Englewood Technical S7 Jacksonville Parker 6$ dal*00d 62 Ill Tech 72 . 13,000 each - go to the com- brought some top flight dogs Greyhounds were continually ting teams. The 24 other NFI, from Tampa this week and going to the line. he Is a I K s Melody S Idomore 6 Rumbler 7 Bingo Murphy; I 45 Quincy Emporia Ayiin 7 Unit. I City Liles, I Mystic King SEVENTH C: I Cth, Rigby; 2. Bo Collins. 3. Polly Rose, Bradford County Starke Macdenny 10 Monroe 71, Vernon Liberty 73. Grand Ridge 59 Strong Kennel net proceeds Hughes Kennel But 80,187. "The remaining tickets are Iaing Louie Mayo 71, Trenton 69 O,T. Gainesville Oak Hall 48, Ma rianna Academy 32 Chicago St 105, McKendree U AS MO Valley 45. Cent Methodist Gree'rifibooro SOUTH tQue Factor. Aucilla Kearney St 79. , OT Williams 66, Clark 64 St I FOURTH - 1. Barre Elorla. 2. Alberdi. 7. AldanaOkoki~ IS. Larri. NeguiQuicila; 3 CachoSanchel; 4, Perez Arechn Berwgoa; Sr Domingo Javl; 6 EIGHTH - 1. Chucho Beng0a; 2. Devil 2 Marigold Oak 3 Todays School 60 High 6) III 67 W C onn Alachua Rolling Green M THIRD 3 Ica Eborza I Alber di Jahn% Academy 45 Branford 64, Bell 43 SI XTH - 5.11, A: I WyCliff Andy, DeLand 6S. Gainesville High 2 Bob's MIA. 3. Bud's Go Go, A Washburn Kan 19 SS Benedictine. Kan Rochi- ter Tech 63 continues to dominate Sanford- races. Orlando Kennel club with 25 %ictories during the first two autorisaUl!> earmarked out of 4 Irrs ill[. S Rondi Harris, 6 G.R Is Explosive; Yr Sweetie R inds; Or 56 Thc s Beta - Coe. lc%a 77. Beloit 60 Chadron, Neb 64. Concordia, EAST utgers Camden 6$ — 1, ALCOHOL A FROBLEM FIRST-S-iii,e:i WycliffSadie; 7 R & T Chindler , 3 K 61 Jacknvlle Raint-s SECOND Sla Aguirre, 3 Fef min Ramon, 4 Celaya Mencha, S Marurl Bengoa., TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - Set on Hall 19. Hawai i 75 Northeastern 92 Lock Jacksonville Temple 62, Jack nvilit Episcopal S6 Jacksonville Paxon 61, Jack sonvi lie Stanton 39 Tallahassee Godby 41. Choc fawhatchet 19 TL - y BarreArana; S, Eddy-Sanchez. 6, Urfa Okoki, 7, Larri Alberdi THIRD - Echano Aran&. 4 Echano Sanchez; S. Aldanj Beills; SIXTH - I Oguiza Javi; 2. 6 Eddy Yfa, 7. Urfa Alberdi; 8, Cacho Perez, I Barre Echave; 4. Larri Elorza. Domingo Miguel; 3- Arecha vitIe Bolles 10 s — Basketball 63, 73 Echano Beitia 360 3 20 7.20. 7 J L JO V lfl3 10 ange Park 47 Charm. 4. Birthday Go; S. J S, C,,s DeLand 6S, Gainesville 60 Go Girl. 6 Harm^ 7, Con Lake City Academy 71, Lake stellation. a Jack Hoefe 50 OT City Forest Hills I? THIRD Brockport $8, CW post ?9 514 D 1 Mineo la Lake City Academy 71, For Angel, 2 it T. Come Along, 3 Bicila Q, Bethany Nalarent est Hills Academy 12 Krista. 4. Harries Maid; 5 Monte SS Alactiva Sante Fe f9, Hrn Blue, 6 Easy Punch, 7, KG Cougar. Fit Loma 117, Mid America $lion County 66 Leesburg Ss. Gainesville FOURTH - s.iii, m: I. PnantOM'S Pacific Christian 90 Azus a Buchholz 10 Ann 7A Venture. 3Bo Hammond a C Greenville 99, Bronso I PC fl 0. 5 rgger. USIIJ $2, Southern Cal Cot 49 Keystone Heights 11, Inter Red Canasta, 7 Mafor Dec; I Dusty MIDWEST lachen Pow HDPir Coll 101, Tuscuium its Hawthorne 61, Lake Butler So FIFTH - S-10, D: I Wycliff June, Mich TKh 70. MinnMorrls 64 Gainesville Yonge a4, Chjel 7 Jokin Jim. I Country Rip. 4 Carlelon 60, Concordia, Minn. land 4S Strato Queen, S Artistic Style 6 $3 Coll Middlebury & Lee FIRST - 1. Negusl_enit~ 2. Jacksonville F letcher $8, 2 60. 3 Eacies Shef1 (3) 7 60; 0 (1 1) Jacksonville Forrest S3 10 20. T (1 7 3) 7100; 39.73. Jacksonville Kenny 46. Jack A - 7803, Haoidle $195.724 Rider 12, Trenton St 49 Bloomsburg St 92, Catholic U Indiana 'irginia at K en tucky TodaysOames enuc t St Louis Ind-ana P4 York - St.w 4 Connecticut ". Columbia 69 Urbana. Ohio, 64. Ind SW 63 Tran%ylvanla 78, Ind U Pur 150 - New York San Anton Cit y 5 Simon Fraser IS, S Ore 72 Whitman 62. E Ore 60 Lintield U, Pacific Lutheran $1 W L Pd enver Jacksonville White S7, Jack sonville Jackson 41 Jacksonville WOlfwn 67. Lake Pacific Ore 56 Phoenix Bannon's King (S) 240, 740~ 1 Wed nesday Go (I) 310 0 (56) 1160. P (65) 15240; (76 with 65) 964 30, 39 48 TWELFTH - I. K's Pharoah 11) TWELFTH We th -;--- Milwaukee at Washington New York of Golden State Today's Games - the average buff, the $20 tickets everything in sight, Strong won f Continued from Page 1- B) are almost impossible to get. I I races during the second week Twents sl thntiind are a! to go along with 14 vi ctories I while Bishop lotted tosemon ticket holders in opening week. A distant second Moore calied I I of 12. But the the host city - in this year's with 11 victories is the Larry Hornets kept getting many blo ws Total Fouls, mainland Seminole 11 Fouled Ou1: None 65 1 Arecha Perez SATURDAY NIGHT ENTRIES — - Urfa Elorza — 3,076, Handle - 1147,012. ELEVZUTH IS B I Sil' O'Hare (6) 7610. 660, 660, 2 Camar Community College charity ' New Orleans at Detroit 61 to make the rest. Ii,body is a big shot.,, absolutely Cross 3 0 2 6. Wiggins 3 2 3 1. TaVW 12310 Totals 71 31747 certain until the final minute, The Super Bowl normally Two charity nights have bee SEMINOLE: starting s oo to. brings in 5o,000 to 60,000 Wc got out of here by the visitors held at the Jenkins 044 4 The first skin of our tedh," Steinke said. Martin 1 0 0 14; Brown S'2 ° I2 to a place such as Miami, charity nit was held for the "But I'm proud of the fact there SmIth0000 HlisOOOO w Houston, New Orleans and I Fl orida Board of Regents wasn berry 1007; Hayes00 00 Totals. 21 olet down afterowloss to Angeles. Wher eas the normal scholarship program 6$ d Both Mainland SI Pepperdine 75, San Francisco 59 koff of the New Orleans Tourist saw six of 12 West Coast 01 1 i'CO A - DEADLINES Day Before Publication II) 610 320 3 Parre Zarre II; Urza Len,: S Larri Aran 6 5 20. 1.60. 3. Algo Rebel (1) 1,20; Q 6) It 40, 31 40 - Sunday - Noon Frida Eddy Alberdi, 7 Larri Okoki; S — Prep Basketball fist Strong the world, says !ster Kaba. or Fouled Out: None tt l oon en cha 151$ 20, Q 1 2 6) 133 10; P (6 (36) 25 P(63)3900 3221 6 20,3 40 3 Marurl Juan (1) 3 10 0 TENTH 114 A I Fruit Float (6 7)55960 P167)5271 10 BigQ (I I?) 2 60 7 70 770 2 K s Sprite (6) 6 with all 6) $16060 (All 7) $101 20 eap 41c a IIflL' 3lc a line 74 c a line CHARG E) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY MATINEE I RATES 1 thru 5 times 6 thru 23 times 26 times 8:00 A M S:30 P.M, MONDAY thru FRIDAY 2 Er:a Juan; 3. Chucho Altu. I Bilbao Aipi; S. Sala Larrea. 6 Maruri Rarnon; 7. Celaya Muguerza; 6. Santi Mencha NINTH - 5-16, C: 1. Factual (6) 260, 0 116) 4 00, 3-AD. 2 40; 2 Tiny Tide (3) 920, TWELFTH - 1. Santi Larrea (6) 1 40; 3 Roc k I stand R ock (S) 3.00. Q Is 60, A 60, 3 00, 2 Chucho Alpl I y) $0 Sam Houston 78 Wayland Baptist 7) Phillips 64 Wiley 85 Paul Guinn 12 831-9993 HOURS Arecha Zarre. Sanchez. ELEVENTH 3931 87 5f Mary-ii, Tex 77. Tex Baptist 61 Tex West bo, Midwestern, Tex 71, OT Angelo S1 St 81, W Mont 62, E Mon? 55 Fresno Pacific 74, L A Daisy ( I) 10.10. 9.10; 3. Fancy Fitlie SI Edwards Tex 9) Trinity Tx Wasnington 76 California Tex El Paso 49, Wyoming IS New Mexico 00 Cob St 11 l New York local track. The big one hit on a wild sinner. The Van Cannon f amily,four generations of them, bass ffikhed Travis Hodge atid Dale Brown, fishing out of WeM~-a River at Marina Isle and landed a few in spite of UnSetUed Weatha. cc 0 0 2; Black I OMcQ:n Mainland enough to keep. The eight and !cn inchers grab "Trout-Touts" and caught recently around the rmuths of creeks entering the wures"b or e th kcepe r size can get to lt One pywldof strings of specks landing about 40 with only six of Um over the 12 bitch Wt. landed. Ronnie Cash wored wM 15 to 20 on se%wal trips this Jcly, camp opera tors on the Wekiva mver had song week en~oiujraiging reports. Paul and Kathy Sn)sder at Wekiva IA1xfifig Four shad and 27 speckled perch fell to Mr. Mayberry a listed a f our and a ha pound bass landed by a North Carolina rty as they ol1ed theriier near Marina Isle Camp and a nine visitor, Mr. Sheel% Speckled perch are biting in front of the catrip and threv quarter pound bass was weighed in for camp vWw. - - MAINLAND GIRLS Corse 212 S ThomasOo 00 McGavity 0 171 39 Los Angeles 322-2611 iMuguerza TENTH -I.Maruri 16) 11.60.5.40, A: 1 President M Carabelle 63, Wewahitchka 56 ELEVENTH -5.16.A: 1. Snolke, Shanks 111, Jrhylor County 69 2 Yeller Bear; 3. K's Carietta, 4. Madison 61, Jefferson county Noble Tony, S Fir OU d Erreiie, 6. Starter, Tim Raines, had est scaiping rates in sports For and thghwa> Robber winningW fouled out so Hollingsworth was sent in. fie was fouled three conse cu tive times He hit four high wbids failed to out (it the live freethrow at. ddi"Pen tlx: viltimiasni of many anglers who visited the Main &reet Pier m Daya Thuraday The ase ones w tempts and won the game. rewarded In early action the Tribe J V with a teii-~rffic run of bluefish in the two pound class hitting "Seahawk" plugs and cut mullet Ut as fast as they were cast. co slip.. ping by Mainlard, 48-17. San. According to Merle Keller, pier manager, whiting bit well all ford's Leon Jerikings hit four week until the storm moved in and a few dwepshead and drum w also obsen ed among straight freethrows in the laist catches Dale Robins did his fishing from !be Ormond Be.wh flier and twenty se conds that were the pulled in a channel bass weighing 26 pounds two ounces. fie EMEM? margin of difference. eleamt1he big one after putting it on the scales. The J.V. was led by Derrick least two were landed this week by anglers using freshwater An6ther big one, this one a speckled trout, was landed in Martin with 14 points wW!e Ken shrimp or balt. The Tillapin were imported a few years ago as an Tomoka Basin according to Wayne Brady at the Fismn' Hole Bait experimental prod in con Brown hit 12 points and pulled trolling week growth Some of them down 12 rebounds and Tackle Shop, Daytona. Brady reported sheepshead plentiful managed to get loose and enter the St. Johns River system. around the area bridges and good sized mangrove mapper biting It was a good night for all As one biologist put it, ft fish has the "appetite of an in the Ha lif River elephant and the reproductive abilities of a rabbit" Although Girls won their first game of U Kent Gibbens, who spends his time fthing when he isn't on they are primardy vegetarian, if food becomes scarce, they will duty at his place of business, The Tackle Box in South season. beating Mainland, 38. torn cannibalistic and eat the spawn and na11 f of er fish told of finding many atook in the back waters of Spruce Creek and 30 They had previously lost six 7bey are excellent table fare but almost Impossible the Tomoka River. Most of othto catch in a row. them were mull but he managed to on hook and 11m; only occasionally does a fishennan land one so - Clara Santa Loyola 47 San Francisco ward St 7S ', Orlando - Winter Park . 3 00, 3 Dori n IS) ] 03, 0 (3 4) 16 60. McMurr ir 61, Dallas B 10 has 6.9 rebounds per outing. Fans have been knoiI to offer automobiles and mink coats weeks of the meet. for tirkets. They bring the high. With Fruit Float, Prairie Dog I Continuea troM ' Page I- B) ______ Washington St 67, Stanford 60 lii I 100. — with see an - 485 10, ; 1)71 351 at — — I Chucho 2 Fermin ADS Seminole — 70; Aurora 82, Judson 77 CLA SSIFIED e ELEVENTH I Oguiza JUfl , 7 Cacho Echave, 3 Domingo Miguel, 1 Barre Perez S Erdoza Beng 6 Manolo AIu, 7. Alava Aipi. I Ut — — Sunday, Jan 11, 173S C LASSIFIED DEPT Toni (6). Q 521 $0, P II 41 500, 2 00, 3 Cacho MiQUCI ( I) I SO, 90. III? Q (2 3) 531 P (2 3)517110 F IFTH 14 0 I H 0 s Cecil SEVENTH Echano Javi (I) 5) Ii 70.6 20, 2. Clay Delaney 1120, 500, 7 80. 2 Domingo Arana EIGHTH sets do a landslide busine alone, the largest audience to Families and Friends have event. Additional turned the occasion into a millions will see it in Canada and overseas and Th an ksgiving ______ - Neighborhood bars 16 17 who at 7, is hauling Nothing is too big for the Su. down 7.7 per game. Jacobs in the living room and six others game will be viewed by 75 mil- Phoenix Boii St 76 Mont St 66 Johnson, Nielsen, which keeps tabs on throughout the house, all in use per Bowl. such things, estimates that the (luring the Super Bowl. lion people in the United States 2220 321 I 14 M I Be My 110 Q (56) US 00 p 5301 10 TENTH Oguanengoa (7) 3 Ramon, $ MoSoutheqn FAR WEST Portland At Atlanta Buffalo at Seattle - - I — Celaya AipI 7 vermin Larrea Chucho Ramon NINTH - IL Zarre, 2 Erdoza. I — Huntingdon Mont 76 Idaho St 71 0 IS Il $1570 P IS 5)5113 Cameron 91. Northwestern. 2 80; 0 IS y) 173 6C. p (S 7) 190 60, Okla 370S EIGHTH I Marun Mencha ( I) NW Christian tO. NW Cal 73 SIXTH 5.14, A: I Highway IS O. 6 60 , 410, 2 Santi Muguerza OkIa Baptist 11, Lubbock Robber (6) 760, 2 20. 740. 7. Clip (II 1 70. 500, 3 Chucho Juan (2) ChrIstian 57 IS) 3 40. 3.70. 3. Carols Nancy (3) 7 00. Q (1 5) $47 60; P (0 1) $9) 00 17 3137. 500,7 Erdoza CSJ 6. 20 ,1 60 ; 3 Zarre Knox 75, Lawrence 51 SEVENTH — 14. 0: 1 Ceemax 5 Q (5k) $106 40; P 16 5) Rockford IS, Eureka 63 Bridgew4ter 17, Radford 72 Madison 90, Grove City 6S Boston at Philadelphia Washington at Cleveland Los Angeles at Milwaukee . , 125 S 278 61; Ala Huntsville 73. 27 9 t 77 Is 65 21 Is 138 ?' 1 Detroit — NationW League owners appear ready to shed the "oat by ruLdYU19 12 25 9 26 I Kan4s City at Chicago Named How About Toronto Giants? 411 Statlift 1 12, Phoenix 110, OT Saturday's Games ople will watch the game nominator, the Super Bowl is year In its alternating arrange Week, and put the figure at $124 Ponents Wallace lb 20 1319 0 State CIC lrct Portland FOURTH Okla Francis Middle 106 Milwaukee ID? Detroit 95 core a bucket every other time they shoot, but Seminole Is on ver ge do ing it. The the clt% in 14 New Orleans Raiders are hi tting 49 Per Cent nsid~rcd the wide sweep of from die flour, ab sed to a t1te event, covering Super Bowl 41 per cent figuile all op- , St Bernard 63. Belhaven SI Wm Carey $0 Montevallo 17 Tenn 9) Palm Beach Atlantic ' Friday's Results Boston 118. WAShingon 113 Chicago 107, Buffalo IM Philadelphia 1 L Angeles can - er Seattle Portland here team morale real!) lies" It's not every team that II - E USAO 50 JY 61 LSS OD Denify (1) (2 11 SISS 40. 26.70,700,420;?.McKavell(2)3,40, FIFTH - 1, MaruriRamon 16) 2.80, 3 Moccas:n 18) 4 00~ (j 77 Winston Salem 18, Norfolk Si Pacific Division r es pectively. But as Sterling observed this week,"n't look at the points too much Look at the shooting percentages, and the total rebounds and assists. That's _____ - K.0 Chicago 3) Di Midwest Division Milwaukee Detroit Winning Seminole Com- their opponents' 944. That VERNON JOHNSON La 29 1 10 16 Central 6$ Wrn Penn 5$ Luther 86. Upper Iowa 13 S, Xavier 89, Trinity. fit ss Fort Hays St 90. S Colo 60 nd Mron 71 Ccnt Christian 09, Calvary Fla Sout hern 71. ckinso n 69 flf,t 19 Chris Newport 79 Hampden Be midj i 6$ Winona 65 Sydney Langston 99, Panhandle, Okla Pd. • different 1' 'Cleveland 19 15 .5,1 II) Houston I? 10 46 ?' Orleans lb 19 457 3'-, Western Conference acc 'Nil - cluons drawn. We a going to explore it further with Atlanta 1er.,,,5, re similarly im. But stats do serve to reflect pressive. what is bannpng on the court, In the most obvious category, Uflu prO%luv reisavie wiai pOIfl, wt'(It ea fl3jstviflnlflgorling. umulated 1,2 points to WC. on to Distrid in Da 'tona and many he'd need to win in his ' Philpha 21 13 Buffalo 71 Il New Y or k II 72 430 Central DIVISIOn Washington 20 16 SS6 stats through the first' 13 games, oe Abbey 102 Md E Roanoke 71 Pfeiffer 67 Hampton Inst 69 Va Union Boston • 1 "Next week, our winner-s will go Goldsboro wouldn't predict how nationals." Smith said the which - - 7111 - each age group will go on ' Atlantic Division 2W1 , Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl Augusta is, Valdosta S1 69 S1 Andrews 67. Va Wesleyan ssfern Conlefenice ics don't tell the College tonight in a road game, 'Y for and it takes along an im. hoIe story in 1 122 cord The team it's the players and coaches — •' i)Ofl5 Belmont Shore 84 NISA - One girl and one boy winner iO Johns I , }ears gd The scene was the Sanford Middle School audi torium floor, SCOREBOARD Road asketball - Memphis, Birmingham Make On p four loot Bruce shooting mpetinon from 8 up at the basket Franklin, a four th grader at through 13, came from all somefeeta bo 'e him Satuy Goldsboro, went on to hit six of Seminole County schools. Girls morning, bounced the ba ll once, s 10 lint round shots. Corn participated in their -Ind I fl I tors t all d' Little Franklin IN BRIEF - 0 I For Ar S OR A FreeThrow - -- - �L ____________________________ _______ __--:_ - ___ - - .-- • - 1--- ___ - - -. 4 B-Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan. ) - ii1Ioues ______________ 9oodmtngstoEaf - ____rtmens T'2r NAVELS,GRAPIFRUITS, Get Em Arport Sanford 373 13~ Blvd 5omtn, with o*n looI cer ___________________ bedroom Lafurnithed. $1 mo 541.500 Phone 37) still wafquietghborhood?Tnj to shopping. sthoos 52)5 after 6pm That slassifiedAds One BR. Lmtumn, apt. electric heat cana ron? lot. SS.S00• Wont to buy. go C8 Ralo and Upright Freezer 323 2791 after o _____________________________ . 52-Appliances -- -- ---------- --. - - ' . 321 service.usedniachnes MOONEY A - MA V ULVO-- )7 frontage Cor $1 Pd.ohts 372 ?JS? 549.900. FORREST GREENE - . ' BUt then 517 ORIENTAL RUGS WAJJTEO - ___________________________ - _____ _____ ____ - PLANT MANAGER- Small plan? experience with purchasing - $133 3743 monthi, pius deposit. u,i;.0 MLS 254$ PARK REALTORS 131 ' - - ' Merchandise '' - ________________________ Realt t I ______________________________________________________________________ islura in uking I f S' I t ______________________________ Ca11323 - :. - homesite "!i REAL TOWS Rranc 011cc 2671 Or ancoDr CLEAN. CARPETED Deposit Required Ph 372 3312 LIVE IN MANAGER- Salary t Realty Sch u ren 7 BEDROOM HOUSE 707 E - IY lb 37) 7537 yard and USED CAR SALES- '- Someone with AAA EMPLOYMENT Ol COmmNi'M 1,1 7A i irwn vu rv ur,na,ex 1 house 3B.d unuSu3I home Paneled w3tls clean central is in excellent Condition New home mediate occupancy Ciii lIly ome 299 665; RCCOnditOned Batteries. $12 95 Phone 3238406 $,,5 AGENCY TRAINEE- Are y self starlet? A good phone and aggressive personality I success. Excellent rtunity with plenty of roor key to 't -. --- MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate SERVICE BEYO'D 1 (ffl SURE N L eroom, - ryps' ttecepttontsi and 1 Clerk school or eguivalen?. personable, accurate. neat appearance. Si lary , Back ard fenced with for rent change in st) Ic Dozens of othtr ' - . , -- - eli CR EEH THUMB YARD h r H ehd - - 110 Exeter Court. radios, I crystal, mes 34uI __________________________ Sanford ner, I BR split By beoroom, 2 bath ranch home, huge recreation room with fireplace. - plan, 2 ba?h central heat & air, ' Aventii . .- call 67$ 5369. 2610 Hiawatha Carpeted, appliances, im. Csfbry-Combo mobile shed. 529 000. 323 1313 after 5:70 home * Ph. 372 l'xcl - Sc. p.m. porch. CH AC, 3 BR, 1 bath. tam. rm..$1).S00. Larry Brunells, 6152676or 377307$ TICKLE ME,IMCUTE Fastsaleonthis3bedroom ibath Saleslady- Experienced in ladies' ready-b-wear. Apply in person only. No phone calls Ro Jays. 215 . ." - . Meyer's deciding - . -. - - - '73 PIymon Fury. ve U,Sor best 8111341 nice, lirber's going , Offer. 197) El Camino Super Sport Blythe ----- - . : i____i ___________ - ----.--- as-r-u-a1ppies 5inor Slc3 11155.1 U UKC ' Pit Bull the 1a and neck. she charges (or a shampoo, cut and Ann's Ha Styling gnboard recently had the word "Unisex" greeted his shining new cuillure obnously had him almost (on. the same sen'Ices on,, 'u's o •e reason men are or 14 b O er . rounL flu •-. , unger, the stylis said tisfied urin' ' mment Hunter greek with a . . . - - ehn with happy familiarity. 1' (hir mer have tried the female hairstyling teuch, and they - ccor nuto . inIord-admit to having felt positively awkward the fst Ume . ".' uacisei sioman Or the Year award, nominations ". I.' - -=-- Companion, Needed immediately 323 9410 BAR 24 Hrs :::: .'VJbIe 2 wide fully b set up In b:r erPars26:ierrn Chico & The Man Nominees are rcmindcc that deadline for sub .! - - lIterature HOME-Srn 31-Business Projrty - TI III :.4,>-' .?.r.' .:. ,. '4r_- ii '-- -J - '-w - 'r - - . , , p ,r - '' -' -'&'. ..k• 7'-' :i- -. 2j.,'t I ' - ' - - '- 1 1.14 144 bath. ten ced. itrus. excellenl location $11000 SAN LAPITA- 3 BR. 7 bath, new FHA financing available. 511.600 - I 1 -'- Vend.,.g routes available. Only hours weekly with compl company training & IOction up. Investment of 5400-15,000. I collect. Mr. Carson. $13 576S someone is looking what you have to sell Call t and yir Classified Ad will app h.,.. tomorrow r]lre Rg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, 107 W.Commercial sone32271 Sinfoirct Central Florda s MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 499) 1919 S Frentt 372 1494,372 IS 3fl 1959,377 1) - EVERY DAY --. ;,A,y, -:-f..t(44$ .,A,V?:' -... , ., . 1(f1 . -••--,'-- 1,-G:; - " .f 9'l ...=a.5' , r' 'w,i '-- . "ui •' s'. . 'xi .j'J-. "t.'i\. •. 'T1i.i ' ' . '. . •',,.,,. -, - -- ';3 -;-. L. Rentals - :t-" - ,, 1) -, 'i''"l - : , i'; . - Thai's a Classified Ad 'i A.. 4...4. r - lI.J..,.......k .ppiiances + di Franklin Arms Apts.. 73M5o. .' 1jL .V: f.?'; 3! •"' '' t- . .... 5 70 p.m. Ridgewood Arms ---.' - I '..;'. _.,.:.. .: •' Maple - '' tenstrom rea '' WMrñntrd ty aeautllul lots with listed - ______________ 5acjs 1. 2 & 3 BR apti., I & Baths Tennis. swimmInç playground, recreation roorr laundry room & clubexoule. From $135 mo 290 Ridgewood Ave Sanford. Ph. 323 41. dryer, Car.eting arid furnished C L fence, surrounds lot. You a in love 111th It, and only 537,900 ' - L 0w CALL AWAY rI _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ' ' i - '- ')" --' - '' . ' 71 fruit trees, YE AR END SPECIALS LAKE FRONT 3 Bedroom block, 2 bath, pavedroad a. frontage on spring fed lake 529.500 Terms.f desired ________ Qviedo-DupIex. turn. 0 vnturn. loeal location. Reasenabl 1A5 377), aiiners I HERE IT IS! Just what you've shopping for. Well kept 3 bedroOm home' in nice neighborhood, Range,carpeting.dith*asher,CL fence pan:ied family room ' ____ Central Heal & Air Conditioning, F or. fr ce estimates call Carl Harris. a? SEARS in San o d. 3fl 1771 , ,, . H I ' Large I & 2 I '1 ,r - L• .' 7 ' - .. -. . _. - '' . " S - , - ' ,, r*n tIdinQ Qtfit System Also Roofing, Gutters 20 yr's. Exp , - FURNISHED ' Screened porch, equipped kitchen. ,. '.'!". 5)1300. IIUCIIOMICUir1 IJFI I l Fl i' I .J ri L U Real Estate HIDDEN LAKE AT KEEP WARM. Replace your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more efficient awning or single hung ,,, Eagle Sldng Co $51 9563. Free Es ma es "( 322.2420 ..-. - ___________________ .- -. . XE MARY-i áj'n, 1 atp ionic, detached garage, nice hade tr, Fenced 1 Year Leases recreational zmmenilies, split yard. near bedroom arrangement, kitchen equipped, enclosed garage, Outstandlng landscaping Only 14.500 & lake over payments N Qualifying WE TAKE TRADES KEMARY-_WATERFROPIT_3 edroomn, 2 be home with den. New) repiaca, formal timing, roomy - Owner-) BR. )L1 bath, extra larg. fenced yard. 13.000 and assume payments. 373 19l1or 372 By Hwy.17.nAcr55 From Ranch Hous. I Plumbina . I flurnbng Supplies WJ'er Piraters I a rn C pm tu Sat 7534 S Park Drive 211361? Welcome block, maintenance /I Income Tax Serv. i to Life ' ' _______________________ usurciarprootourltome a I WilJiams Accounng Phone)?) $643 - es fl L.LJ aaCrsriuv . IFORD- 3 Bdroom, 2 bath tmne. economical oil heat. shady ird. 119.500 MAKE OFFER RUYNOWANDSAVE tl cretht Of deSired. II 720 Term: Buying p new hbme? Moving ii'4*! ANFORD ' . - (id some action with a Herald Classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will brinç a fast sale. CALL 122 2811 .,, ._:-,.. . I - to an , 5 •"\ / ' \ .J- -. Oi-FICEMACHII'4E5 LA KE LOT .anfordBusInessMchinj 372$003 .•.. - II ' -- -- miomer , ''... - - "\\ : Ii I • . Wl,p 11,1 r - -- .-- '-. - f ' - rsvu . ,-.- .- ROoting And CarpenUyRep,'r ' ' -c.!?.36)69 Expirt root repairs, blat roofs or thingl MI work guarantee-ti BROt'DEN ROOFING 2336700 - - ________ I , ' ,I _____ r'.:-" I , , i" -4( 1 .' - ' . . . . ' -. "' . I ii - LET U' -p - build your home cwl One Of th'..e ltt f.r 54,500. a'x *4.500, or we will e3 REALTORS 171 6.353 '- ' . . 5790 _._. ______ I - _____________- 20) 1 Crnmt',r,.,, 1,1 A41I -. . . She wrote, "We are cioser to me south-bound lane of U.S. 13 than Herald plant Is to Lake ..tonroe, According to Stella, Eden is a small town with no sociallife,andshes.aldth,at the nearest town, Allen, is not much larger, but d( have a church, Volunteer Fire I)epartment, a community ball and a country store with two gas tanks. . '.f'#,r t DRIVE IN TV SRVlCE-- Fast Service 707 Live Oak Blvd. Casselberry. Phone $31 9l. - -. ) If . , Mr and Mrs. Herbert (Rosemary) Mossein of Rochester, N.Y., are ' -r - FTr-1 .J4I,,d5 '_, I I _.."J, 5......'' ' i' 'rf -..j. .r - rJ : . air. VA terms. $71,0 .'. S 1 ' .), , f ,. /' I II 7. ,/ " . sponsor w\ Sf %'i 1' -: " l_ " ' Iv',' new • "' \ A l" (r • PrvnrWilla.v J , ,. Gielow Is the -- ' , ,. I / Radio & TV S"r v v i' Oirice macnines . Telephone calls hase been piring In regarding the marriage of Steild her new home, "Almost a Farm,inEden,Md.,ted - -. S '1 / AlA CLEANS ALL ' - - stored rpQved 3729117 . - - , -- - 'LI oavaUabieorrenf$7Q,0Q' - - . • - Income Tax Returns 4' A . / - ESTERSON LANDCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch Fill oirt, lop soil. 372043. -. - '-' ' ,t'. ressure aI ieanIng Land Clearing ______________________ Burnlar Alarms - • uirr I ' ,.'. . . .j-' - bedroom '' '..: - (formerIar:,, 372574? 3n-ed7uor$)1.,777_Aj 566.] DeBARY , -, - ', 41-Houses 1' ,. - - • DEPOSIT _______ ANYTIME 1 ' ,- Beauty Care ' 11., C )236.JU 0e NO SECURITY - - '-c - - (_. I . ___________________ Pholography by Munson Corkah r no idin cto reasonably JIM'S HOME INPROVEMENT SER window-s. $31 ParttngtecforanCJ Al uminum S'd i ing Bdrm. APP TMNT COMPLETE TEATI I beOroom home wan many extras. CL fenced rear yard, extra large lot. FTIJ z IICT ô )UjI 11 •,,"I 671071$ Homes RIVERFRONT HOME- Ju%t EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Seminole & Volusla Counties Acreage Tracts small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, h, Call Saord's Sales Leaoer CALL TOSEE ,, 4'x_i -. u Apt5 . I or 2 bedroom, turn c unturfl • both AC, ww carpet, $ viamage, IllS ff50 3734)8? afte •i-- i I ';- • 327 1484 ike. $11,500 ''J1' ",r ....-.-.,-., • 600 Sq Ft. Room in private home. pfv entrance & bath. Working ç tlemin preferred. 322-1526 afte 1tZ- 4\ ' Large or small. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PR - Pt,a 29-Rooms T. -. anf )CJ3N iJ * * * * 38-Wanted to Rent -'--'-, ' :I •1 . - tei-v ç r ... - ..... - ,v ' , .L'- ,'. •.;:;t7 .'rL',, ,. '. , .. D Stemper Realty Call " w. G arnel, DYNAMIC OPPORTUNI - i.1 rntjyi SrWnansC1ubspon - "i" -. i.k )CiI Commercial Building Otficejattache,j Warehousetruck 43-Lots.Acreage 0 onI acre $19300 LAKE MARY- 3 BR I 644 5299. :;--.... ....:. ic. 1. - P0 Box 40 Ostien C i,.__ :....... , D fs - ines summary - - - - .- . P5P32%it a Nurses; RN's: LPPes Aides: Aide - Coespondent -- 720 E. 1st St.. Sanford Experienced bookeeper w employment in one person 01 near Sanford are. Vi Box 39$. co The Evening Her P0 Box 1437. Sanford, Fla. 3 anior One s'oung man came in for a permanent and his sister liked it . , enthusiasm (or the permanent he had received in the salon a week I "ke Vatna WI tral He . didn't want te lose his shoWdnr. . was length hair, although he admitted It unmanagable. It took a Dealer ifl 13 charutnu (or stereo, delph blue, extra extra tow mileage, $3SCS. Call 372 1651. Trrier 100 points _________________ __________________________ (Held Photos by Jean Patfrson) charge for a trn, But despite that1 the to 1 d13 Rent our R losenvac flIt. Only $450. 371 35. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3725111 ________________________ 1971 VW Dasher 2-door sedan, - abdildon the butch look after a quarter contends that the ri'tition .0 PS & . , _i her clientele, including attorneys Mack aeveland and Venion Mize, and pediatrician Dr. Vzuin l'arker. - 8G-Autos for Sale - - (Idims toh1 bun em, of the ptrsUdSite forces in Suzuki 766 miles 5900 7)00 Sales, Rental, Service -- Bcaut Salon on French Phone 333 SlOOaf?er$p m Tractors& ALTAMONTE SPRINGS (BehindAuction Galleries) . skirting, aing. --------- l'i butt mobile home in Geneva. Pnone 322-1044 after 6p.m. -- -- - - / 4 __________________________ - . tracks, many HWY 46 FLEA MARKET air. cart, •:- '-----i-- '' __________ I - . 63A- auction for people who want to Sanford home *ith family room in and 0180 - - - TAXI DRIVERS Sanford brick Phone 373 its taking to er franticrTt? ' , __________ ('orrifle's after 5 p.m -. Yellow Cab. 701 S. Part Avq, bath, family room. refrigerator, dishwasher. New Secretary (head Start). High ranges $3,700 to 57.333. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Seminole Community Atlion Inc 1101 PIne Ave (upitairs). ii Motorccle lnsurarxe every Friday 11 A.M. transfer), take er payments. advancement. Erdhusiai?Ic nd a1lv II TtI 517* Oeii ' - -__' 3 M Precise time released plant )97$ N Wc . ____62-Lwnarden 3$OjOmlandoDrive Sanfcwd,3n 5200 REALTOR fl)5i71 I ________________ ( once in a sa on or l iitr ult, ie men eep COfl)lfl ac _____________________________ _______________- FHAFlNANClpG a,1, ' I I - Ike so many other men In the area, Meyer has found the only place he can get the hair styling he's happy with, at a WDtu.Ifl S hairdressing salon a trend which has introduced the ' BODY SHOP, asse berry 2193 42-bube Home's FL)R:ISHED .4 Bedroom central beat and air n'ce er $26900 STOP AND THINk A MINUTE II ball U 372 -- - after 7 - 12 lb bowling Call Sanford's Sales Leader n pm In GOLFERS DELIGHT!- BeautIful) a4do Central heat and air. 570.900 Easy Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, famIy room, formal dining, 2 car aaraoe. 2 Bedroom block home, Rlveryiew Ave. .infor 5175 mo Jthnrtv For Sale or Rent- Clean) bedroom l'bath - _____________ -, - Meyer Used office furniture lntallon available, Bud CabelI. 3?) $052 w or steel desks (executIve desk anytime & chairs secretarIal dtIs & - ;!::r- - "I can be a seller or a buyer No charge All admit ed re Counter ,,rooT iarnIy room neI _______ ____________________ $16 500 NEED A FAMILY ROOM?- This? I I = L - . CARPET SALES Good op portunity for sales oriented per- - liked what I saw on other men," remarked Meyer, "and after attitudes and prejudices started changing about longer hair SWAPSHOP inrone 59-Mjsjl Wrchandsse - .. tile) realize(i \r h hi ?tARIP F - 322.242OANYTIME . itw'( 1 IICW Commissioner at all, just the same nu131joner Gordon Meyer with a new hastyle. For 25 )ears Me)er projected the immage of the t}plcal clean. •tli . ('C%%-CUUl A!IWrI('ant)o)' Ther) the time came (or a more DAVES 373 9370 - . %%nmen's F dltor We Bu Y Furniture TV's from $S0 BIW, from HERBS _._._' . 11'.1tN PATfF.SO' 6441006 -------- LAKE BROKERS DJIS in Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL,'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1792. l I2, - KENMORE WASHER. Parts. LAKE MAIY- Beautiful 'aront lotona peninsula Iorunot ,' :ted scenery $75 3"Acres AT - Buy Call)?) $71) $2) $00 Sunday, Jan 11, 1976-IC ARKIM.. Large nicely ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Twobedroom famlI room car 68-Wanted to Sanford, Fl area. 549.300. Fttite. Broker Veteran No Down and tennis L WITT REALTY DO YOU HAVE KIDS? But + 372 TWO STORY S U R BARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE St., 372 23)5 517.000 Home has? BR. 1 bath and a ST M.UNS WORTH REALTY made Cages Evening Herald, THIS HANDYMAN FIX-IT game room and Factory French Provincia, UO studio All for 5)7.500. Re.l Estate Broker wil arran' reduced to $26000 7 BEDROOM KITCHEN FUR. NISHED 1EAT ANDAIR Phone)?) us.s 2 _________ and churches. Has central air, range. refrigerator. extra .arge lot. Price has been stores ht*t RENTALS AVAILABLE 5135 5150 Co'or TV in.t;: 130 ALTAMONTESed TAFFER REALTY th6n rent Government Subsidized to Qualified butersCall to see it Warranted Homel Home c4 BPP MONTHLY AUTO MECHANIC EKPeriencenecess.ary Call after 6 While* ji h t Stenstrom Realty CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT 35*3 Park Drive. $JOtJp IncomeTaxPreparerneededduring t br income tax Office lakeiron,, paved streets, 510.500 y N bed,completi Tw;n 3 redecorated, C3me see. 300 E. )7$3 '1'-_ New Compact ** )8--Help Wanted ___________________ stOry 1' - ;flrtl%y _______ 67-4lVSt0CkPOUtfry Sods Ej - I Ph 32?23 BAMBOO COVE APIS NO I.ONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT _____ -- She has already Joined two garden clut In dif(erent counties and 1ULS begun making plans to decorate and refurbish the eight-room, two-story home, A near catastrophe orcurred on her arrival in Maryland. Her car was struck in the rear with such force that it completely turned her around. Stella didn't get a scratch, but her cadillac was Injured to the tune of about 11000.00. The letter, which clearly .Il,11ln1 ....... '..,.. rented a house at New Smt,'n Be"h nd vIsjtj ,..;.. ' p ,, , . . .. , ,- " 1 , i.. e....i...i III )dII1U[LJ daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan (Laurie) Dlckey. A college professor in business and marketing at Rochester Institute of Technology, Herbert is playing hookey during the _. ' ,. S4 ',4 .. .. - p. I; -. - I ' j..'' P5 i '.. 'l,,.....",,.'.,,_jâ...I5' ..,j'Q 'i.' . -''_ P1 4' - - - #- I -' - '.' - ' 'ii :-- " - t'i" ...4 '''4. " ) '," 1, - k '( .t 'l1"t 4i$" .1 - 4 - winter quarter for an t "1'.' I * -.1 4 -'?'a s. - • r - '-r -i , .4&'.'r.f-q' 'l_ 4Ti3 Ii1 '' !'5 ',),,, 1' I 1.1 ,L Y '' 'F1 1I overdue vacation. During the holidays, the arrival of Laurie's irother and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mossien from Albuquerque, N.M., completed the family picture. i,'f' "x4, 'x 75. f' I ,'. ?y,'' II '' -' " , . -I ' -" . I ' 'Vi." a ,I." .' i . . - - • :' - 5. . -,, . • -.4 ___ ___ Saying it with flowers is exactly what Eloise Collins did at the Wednesday' Woman's Club luncheon. meeting. Each table was decorated with one of Eloist's creations, in a clever game, each member selected a number, and the lovely floral arrangements were presented to five lucky women, Including a huge arrangement on the - L" - 1iL' .9.- I ilAY ,, Lx I.. ,.#t. ' '4 ,, 0' ' l91t!4. f ..J1 I..1IM 57 .. •,. '. ',' .'.'I'' .' -- - '.4 .L- ' t r 141 -' .. - ., Ii... . .''. :i. ti t•. '7i2' ::''i,-' .. ' .- I,.. 3) I -'.'-'' -i ,;' '.'b'i r,,." 11 1454'S1 ,,' _____ 't "' ..1,.s. -. 'I I ',- , 41r '. . ..'.1 ' 5"."k",g is 'ii'- ' -'.' t • ne '' ' •. -- ' I .-. - --'.r •y fj I , &r ,, . . , II.. ____ .. -- �-___; 10~__ - -1 _- ~=w 7- ! -i 2C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday. Jan. 11, 1q76 ~ *~_ . SteakleymJohnson '-.,. : . .1 — ._. iijj Engagements Announced . !I , . I - -I- 1 r graduate in I . I 0 -..I~~ May. ~ 1. . ____________ - Aiken-Beach Wed In Gainesville anror nI Women Honore dI !~'. 1-. 11 .- __ .'. - Presbyterian JI:1 of Sanford at a time and clate to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, 444 Jimi L. Steakley became the Given in marriage by be announced later. Elliott Ave., Sanford announce bride of Timothy R. Johnson father, the bride wore an Ivory the engagement of their .,'. Dec. 6 at 1:30 p.m. at colored Hindu gauze kaftan I daughter, Margaret Ava Krienke-Chase Cr ossroads Church of Christ, with fitted bodice embroidered .. (Missy) Aiken to Paul Richard Gainesville. with Brother in orange, yellow and green. Beach, son of Mrs. William S. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ii. . Richard Whitehead officiating She carried a cascade of peach • . Beach of Moscow . Ohio and Krienke of Homestead anthe . at the double ring ceremony in silk roses, dried mountain fern, late William S. Beach. $ nounce the engagement of their Ii which each of the assembled eucalyptus and baby's breath. r. -. Born In Sanford, the bride-toI daughter, Susan Jane to family members participated. The bouquet was centered with be attended Seminole High Randall Chase Jr., son of Mrs. The bride is the daughter of the wedding band of her - -School where she was a Randall Chase II and the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steakley, maternal granmother, Mrs. J. c' cheerleader for three years, a Mr. Chase of Sanford. Sanford. The bridegroom Is the S. Pettit. member of the Anchor ub, Cl graduated ..' \ / Miss Krienke %. son of Mr. and Mrs R.aynold P Sue McDaniel ser%ed as 1 Keettes and Future Teathers ern from South Dade high School Johnson of Olaza, N D matron of honor in a rust Hindu 4".-, * of America She graduated In "and holds a BA in CtlemLstry Paternal grandparents of the gauze caftan and carried a 1973 from Central Adult High, •. . from Vanderbilt University; bride are Mrs. Lola Steakley of crescent of la rge yellow mums, r.. Orlando. Currently attending : ABA in Nursing from Columbia . (J Sanford and the la te E S bronze and copper da isies and Eastern Kent ucky Uni versity in / University and an M A from Steakle y ; maternal grand oak leaves. Richmond, Ky., where she is , New York University. She s on parents are the late Mr. and SUSAN JANE KRIF..NKF. 1r. and Mrs. Timothy H. Johnson Bridesmai ds Dayle Steakley MARGARET A1 AlKl.N secretary of Alpha Phi Sigma the Faculty of Manatee Nursing Mr. J.S. Pettit of Quebeck. and Linda Stephens were at- Steakley and Bob Finch. 4400 SW 20 Avenue, 316 ,and vice president of the Social senior year he was senior class Junior College in Bradenton. Virginia Theological Seminary; Tenn. The bridegroom is the tired identically to the honor , Gainesville The bridegroom is Work Club, she plans to president and president of Followinn, g Her fiance wag graduated served as Assistant at St. a wedding grandson of Mrs. Emma Myrhe attendant. a graduate student at graduate in May. Future Farmers of America. from Seminole High School and David's Episcopal Church in in UL Fello wship Hall of Plaza, N.D., and the late Mike McDaniel served as University of Florida, Her fiance, born in Batavia, lie is now a student at Eastern Florida State University where Lakeland for two years, and Is Joseph Myhre and of Mr. and best man, Dave Bynum and of the church. the couple left on Gainesville. The bride is a (fluo, is a 1972 graduate Kentucky University where he he majored in Business the Chaplain of Manatee Junior it we(hling trip to Florida Keys. . Mrs. Palmer Johnson of Roberto Santiago were ushers. reading specialist in Levy Felicity-Franklin High School. .served on die Men's Inter- Administration. lie holds a College. Palermo, N.D. Groomsmen were Jerry The y will make their home at County. Felicit y, Ohio, where in his domitory Council, and plans to Master of Divinity from The wedding Is set For Jan. ZI. .1 -ce I - 1% -Rao,, a - Mrs. E. Ross (Betty) Harris magazine and TV material, turmoil with crime and of Jacksonville, pr esident of th e urged women to write unqualified leadership, Julian Sr., Carl lAnd, Gordon president, the meeting was also Florida Fed eration of Women's publishers and TV com pa nies to America is still the greatest Sweeney, J.H. Van Roy and proclaimed Junior Day. Five Jack Burney. Junior Woman's Club mem bers Club (FFWC) was introduced to register t heir complaints, coun try in the world, and never recognized were Ruth Gaines, members of Sanford Woman's On the school t't book issue, sell it short. According to her, Mrs. Clark, Woodrow Linda Hughey, Laurie Dickey, Club Wednesday by Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Harris circulated a copy of res toration is due and will membership chairman, and Jan Freeman and Eve CrabAustin Smith , a past state a newspaper page which ap- happen through faith and seco nd president, tree. vice president of FFWC. peared in the Charleston (S.C. taking action, welcomed the foliowing five With a lengthy background in Gazette on Nov. 14, 1974, and Mrs. Robert Karns conducted new members: Mmes. Joe Junior president Jan civic and charitable endeavors, was revised in April, 1975. The the business meeting followed C,azil Joel Field, Richard F reeman presented the state Mrs. Harris's prominence will article, 'What Your Children by the covered dish luncheon. Mapes, Ned Yancey and Percy president with a miniature be featured in the next Will Read," is frightening Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Mercer. A former member, silver Liberty Bell. Past publication of "Who's Who," to according to several members Adrian Hail, chairman, and Mrs. Amy Lloyd White was re- president and District Director be published in England next who read it. Mines. Thomas Cain, Boyd instated Eve Crabtree reported on the year. Mrs. Harris stated that Coleman, J.T. Collins, Irving outstanding work accomplished For women who question th e although the country is in Feinberg, John Hamilto n, Ned While honoring the state by the Juniors. value o1 club work , Mrs. Harris 10 announced that (luring the last , .; e. , t ef Florida Women's Clubs had I "~ W .. 1, i W .t ., 4% ,-4: _N ... .* contributed enough funds to . ', ç . . . ,.• .' " li j •, .. '..' - . ., ' - . . .' . . . - . 1P "." " - - , . - - I . $ ," F ' I. ,• , '- ' - . ' 4 - '' .. ' 4 . • 4 . - , - . project of the f ederation Ballet Guild Presents ..... -L. -f7__,A,_r 4 .. a L ~.~ ...1_ . 7 ' . _ ,"_ '_ _'_ _--_-,_-_- — - Original Dance Drama In Commemoration the Bicentennial }ear, Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole (BGS) proudly presents a dance drama, River Gold" on Feb. 21 and 2 at Sanford Civic Center. Dedica ted to Mrs. Reubin Askew, the only Seminole woman to reign as First Lady of the State ol Florida, the ballet was conceived and written especially for BGS by Mildred Caskey, first pr esident of BGS and a renowned personality in national dance circles, who now calls Sanford home. Miss Caskey, Founder of the Copper Coin Regional Ballet Company, Springfield, Ill., has written three historical ballets. In her research for material at the General Henry S Sanford Memorial Library inn site .spe nt man) hours, she ns named library curator, since she was on the premises during most of the open hours. The dance drama is based on the magic and legends of the St. John's River, depicting In colorful hues the background of Central Florida and people. According to Miss Caskey, no attempt has been made to follow unerrin gly or with historic exactness, events (ranspiring within the timespan of the story. She said, "We have, instead, tried to highlight those events which have most significantly in. fluenced or affected peoples and the area in a nd around Sanford, Enterprise and the great St of I -' S .,(,rp. -. 'S .'.'. 1 F .- - - •,. - '",. .: 4.. ... -. -.. , 11 . _•__ -... .4.. . - -. 1 "- '—v - S . Mrs. George C. (IL!) Wortley, Sweetwater Oaks' recreational director vice Recreation Director Appointed At 'Oaks E. Everette Huskey, president of The Huskey Company, announces the appointment of Mrs. George E. (Liz) Wortley as recreational director of Sweetwater Oaks. She began her new duties Dec. 1. 1975, and produced the Sweetwater Christmas Parade. -We are glad to have Lizasa part of our team at Sweetwater Oaks. 11cr background, education, experience and personality are the type of assets we've been looking for in a reqeational director," Huskey said. Liz was born in Germany and holds a B.S.E. and an M.S.E. in Physical Education from Arkansas State University. She was a graduate assistant at Arkansas State for one and one-hall years, a health and physical education instructor for three and one-half 1 its years at an Atlanta High School before moving to Sweetwater. In accepting the position as Sweetwater Oaks' recreational (brector, I~z said "I hope to build a recreational program suited to each resident's needs. I beheve in the philosophy of social in. teractio1, among various age groups. I hope to create this interaction for residents of all ages through various activides such as bike races, hikes and field trips." Mrs. Wortley's husband, George, is Southeast Marketing Manager for Nalco Chemical, Agricultural Division. George Is a graduate of Indiana State University where he played football and was voted most valuable player. He is also an ex-Dallas Cowboy, backing up Roger Stauback and Craig Morton as quarterback. Ile and 117 are resident.s of Sweetwater Oaks. . John s it tr the on!) United States Riser east of the Continental Divide that flows north from its source to the sea." The ballet sill feature the 22 company dance rs wi th an additional cast of 50 guest artists. The premiere performance will be honor supporters of BGS, who have made it possible for the eight-year-old nonprofit ballet company t succeed. Supporters will also be honored at a reception immediately following the concert. BGS artistic directors, Miriam Rye Wright and Valerie Rye Weld, are the original choreographers for the historical ballet. The - enthusiastic president of BGS Board of Directors, Dora Lee Russell's one comment was one word "Incredible" li - - .1!,',~'% . % V' -r . ~ 4; t 1 - J I ' . . - . - . - .- ' M1( . '' L h- . . . i - , •1 / . - - - . . ... . - ' I. VIR . ., ' Citrus Pudding . - Of No Lef tover , •1 - . IA There'll be no leftovers when Mom serves a fresh fruit dessert with a puddi ng text ur e. This treat is easy to prepare, making it a boon to the weary cook. It also shows the versatili ty of oranges which are combined wi th apples and baked with a custardy topping . Serve hot or cold. .Jiu . ' ¶..4 ft ,j, . ' 1, -_____ -. - . it -, , I. , - ?'4, - ,. _. )- -. .1....... Scanning th e manuscript for River Gold are seated, Mildred Caskey (left) and Dora Lee Rtsell; standing, Miriam Wright (kit) and Valerie Weld. I Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) Older People CITRUS TASTY Pt:u- DING 3 oranges, peeled, sliced and quartered 2 apples, sliced (Roman Beauty preferred) 1 tablespoon sugar It teaspoon nutmeg Ii teaspoon cinnamon Ground Beef Proves A Tricky Buy 0 Ground beef can be made the exact lean-fat content of have the beef ground to order. supermarket usually contain the t"o types of soyburgers, life if you buy it already frozen ' from a variety of cuts of beef, ground beef. Depending on the - Another way to save three parts beef to one part Consumers Union's testers at the supermarket. On the all containing differing cut it was taken from, ground on meat bills is to use ground watered soy product. If you liked the taste of those made contrary, Consumers Union's amounts of lean beef and fat. round may sometimes contain beef mixed with soy extenders. follow the instructions for with a packaged dry mix better tests have shown Owt a much But no matter what cut it's as much Fat as ground chuck. These products come in two mixing on the packages of dry than that of the premised beef- poorer quality of meat is from, ground beef, according to Which griund beef is the best basic forms: t extured vegetable protein, soy products. - generally ust-d for frozen meat federal law, must contain no value for the money? The an- Premised ground beef and you'll get two parts beef to one Though you more than 30 per cent fat. may prefer the products and that an overlong swer is a bit tricky. It seems textured vegetable protein part watered soy product. period — especially if At the store, the most corn- obvious enough that the leaner I made from soybeans) sold at Consumers Union's con- taste of all-beef patUes, Con. storage the freezer temperature stays ll Mon labels for ground beef are the ground beef, the more the supermarket or butcher's sultants compared all-beef sumers Union thinks it's "ground beef," "ground protein in the uncooked meat. meat counter either in the form patties - made from combined worth considering the savings gives the meat a stale, rancid chuck," and "ground round." But the U.S. Department of of patties or in bulk, possible by mixing textured ground round and ground chuck product with Ground rourd is ruppc~scd to 19 Agriculture says that the le4-ifict ground beef. The odor. In terms of protein con— A imckaged dry product of -with patties made fromings will vary, of course, tent, frozen ground beef costs the leanest cut, followed by cuts of ground beef usually cost textured vegetable protein store-prepared beef-soy mixes sav ground chuck, and then by more than their lower fat (made from soybeans that you and also pa tti es pre pa red at with the of the meat and over 60 pe r ce nt more than the average price of Fresh ground ground beef, which is content is worth. Consumers mix at home with ground beef. home from soy product mixed the price Of the soy extender. beef because of low-quality sometimes called "ham- Union advises you to buy the The premixed beef-soy with rneat. As a rule, the allYou may think that ground meat used for the frozen burger." A shopper can't tell least expensive cut of beef and products you buy at the beef burgers tasted best. As For beef will have a longer storage product. money 1 cup flour 1 cup sugar I teaspoon baking powder ' i 1 egg, / ,, -- , . - - - r' - - . - .;~,?'. I . - 1#504-A" Aa""_~ - - i a £•' 4- t. ... ~ V- . -* - ..'- .. - ,_ I'll . 3.__-. Z .- . ~ . a, Youth Ranch 1~r' -- " - .•—. L&a1 I, ,,_ ;t - .. ;.;- .' - .. . . .":...._....•: '14.l.It 2 tablespoons butter ' cup orange juice - - -.'.Y-: Place orange and apple slices in layers in 8x8x2mdi baking pan or a 1quart casserole. Combine sugar, nutmeg and cmnamon, Spr inkle half of th is mixture over th e fruit. Blend flour, sugar, ba king powder, salt, orange rind and egg un til crumbly. Sprinkle over sliced 'frui t. Sprinkle remaining cmnamon mixture over all. Dot with butter. Pour orange juice over all. Bake in 350-degree oven -(5 minutes. Serve warm or cold with whipped cream, if desir ed. Makes 6 to 8 se rvings. - ! - --, , ,'. -,-, - , ' , -. ' ." .:'..: \ ', t -r ... ..... . V# - .• ? M~ .--' - :' i-)' ' c'-•' - - .,s.., J- ? , I. ' " F s . ., s I •. - - . - . ' I - - 1 - .. ,- 4. - "%I- . . 4,= . , , ( - 'je - y - i' -Ii , . . .- ' '• t"' '.' •''; . ' -- F. " — I- 1.- - m I i- , .- - i:' Ile'_' -- , • f t "!r. -- ....,-:: -. ,, i.s.b' _______ ______ ''' 4. I- I -' • , $ __.- - ' ''" -i - - - . . ' -, ..' . Sanf or d City Council of Beta Sigma Phi has announced that ttwh sponsor its Valentine flallasusual in the Sanford Civic Center, .incl that proceeds from this gala event will benefit the Seminole Youth Ranch Deadline for reservations is Feb. 7. Tickets are $7.50 per couple. . Music for the Valentine Ball will be provided by the "Checkmates," from 9p.m. until I a.m. Dress Is formal. Eddie Rose, well known for his amateur hour at the Langford Hotel, Winter Park, and for bun many o th er enkrtainment talents as well, has agreed to be master of ceremonies. highlight of the evening will be the crowning of the Valentine Ball King —thatcontesta nt in the "king competi tion" who collects the most votes (in money) to be donated to the Seminole Youth Ranch. lnsteiidof one queen, there will be 10 Valentine Sweethearts presented (luring the evening. Each chapte r of Beta Sigma Phi nominates a Chapter Sweetheart, as does the sorority's City Council. According to knoret LaRosa cha irman of the Valentine LI-ill, plans for the festive event are proceeding smoothly, and the sorority hopes a record number of dancers will attend the Ball and in so doing, demonstrate their support for the Seminole 1' '' - 3 Week Delivery Karen Gallant 221 W. Fairbanks Winter Park, Fla. Ph. 628- 1 53 Decorator AL - — I Tickets for the Ball may be purchased from any mntmnbtr of Chapter representathes checking Valentine Ball plans Include (front, from left) Fran Morton, Marion Farella and Margie Bebe, and (top, from left Wanda Kirkland, June Helms, Doreen Martin and Darlene Horn tHyroid Photo by Hill Vincent Jr. i MWOMMW 1 ______________________________________________ ( Bridge Partner Puts Foot I n It DEAR ABBY: My wife and I We are all in our 60s. DEAR AUBY: I have a key were invited to play bridge at BRIDGE PLAYER employee who does an excellent th e home of a couple we DEAR HltIl)GE: Only a job for the company, but he recently [net. During the game, dummy would accuse a recent presents a problem that I I happened to look in a mirror acquaintan ce of playing tricks can not for the life of me solve. across the room, and I saw the with his wife on such flimsy He has extremely bad breath other man put his foot right evidence. 11 the old boy was and body odor, too, which leads next to my wife's foot! The way trying a finesse, it didn't work. rue to believe that tie doesn't it looked to mc, my wife didn't ________________ Pass. bathe often enough. I know it Is make any more to take her foot DEAR ABBY: Our 20-year- very offensive to those who away. anything by it. old daughter is planning to be work with him. In all other This happened several times Should I tell this man the next married in six months. She's regards, he is a wonderful (luring the bridge game. On the time I see him that he should be had only five dates with her person and a veryard h worker. way home, I asked my wife more careful where he puts his fiance, lie lives in a distan, Any suggestions as to how to about it, and she said she felt feet? Or do you think I am state - too remote for them to handle this problem will 1k' this man's foot a few times, but making something out of get together again before the greatly appreciated. she was sure he didn't mean nothing' wedding. STUMPED They write to each other and l)EAII STL'MPI-;D: A key talk long-distance once a week, employee who dot's an excellent I I"athersays(andniea ns it) t ha t job for the company is worth U he will never acct-pt the young sa v ing. man even if they do marry. (lie Bad breath and bad) odor are not uncommon problems. n sta iWitmiess the amount of adproval, but he is wrong.) - ertising for products to BOSTON (All) - What do a particular state, they can ('Omil. I am not in favor of our remedy them.) socialite, an empty-nester, a I'te on the same footing as daughter marrying a man she Take this "wonderful" man former office worker, a young Imien, knows so slightly, but if they aside and tell him frankly but married woman and a career Men still play an important marry I will accept him war- plainly. It would be a kindness. girl all have in co mmon? role in residential real es tate mly. Th Everyone has a problem. What's Mv husband is anti-v with the real estate business. them by quite a margin, .,, .L. ---ior a ine. He uiinvs IIIaI bec use tie ABBY: Boi No. C5700. L.A., Calif. No one reall knows for cerWomen spend more time in tli5pproves of this marriage, I Enclose stamped, self. lain how many women are cur- the homiii and consequently should do likewise, addreied envvlop,. please. rent))' involved in selling real get to know more key areas of It For Abby'i booklet, "How to Have How do you size up the a Lovely Wedding," wild it to "state in the United States to- than males. Thus, they are in i situation' Abigail Van Buren, 131 Lasky Dr., better position to sell t. Beverly Hills, Calif. 93111, Please MOTHER But, it good guesstimate is A home may be i t man's iw1it MOTHER: Your enclose a long, selt-adcire%sed. 500,000-plus, castle but it's a woman's husband Is making a serious stamped 12 DC) eilv.lope. workshon. , , .. .. -,i .i .. t1 im.ia,.c in saying "never. 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' Will Benefit -___ - . ; Valentine Ball . _ "--;, ~___ _A4;ai;_ :L_, I __ _____~_ I - Draperies • Carpet • Wallpaper .. arian Anderson To Sing I Orl an do - -- DECOR/i TORS PROFESSION/IL SER VICE :i cx- -: , .,, 1 - _____ _______ _____ - 1 1 Mrs. E. Ross Harris frenterl Is welcomed to Sanford Woman' s Club by Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith tie t)and.trs. Robert Karns flrk--fllptrlisk illerald Photos hJ -----"I Speaking against pornoiranhv and distasteful beaten ___ LEIi . teaspoon salt teaspoon orange ri nd Joy Of Stitching Dissolutions Of Marriage . . iietasigmai'hi Needlepoint Carpet Is Hei r oom St., # 'TV . . ( -1. , .. . / I .. n ature's Insures Cook - #~A_ Ki Robert J. Rice, 20, It 137th Chuluota St., CB, MirelUe I. Leberre, 32, Ray E. Vogel, 28, 1009 Sylvia, 4061 Queene Anne Dr., OrL Sedalia, Mo., Ruth A Stoup, 26, Bernard B. Smith, 22, 18 126 SmIth St., Sedalia Mo, l Castle Brewer CL, Ulva M. Hugh F. Penn Jr., 35, POB 510 Hollis, 19, 1710 Alexander Ave. Hartefle, Ala., Susan I. Adams, There comes a time when the If the carpet is a single large must each of the others, background one solid color as Ronnie I, Newberry, 22, 11 24, SanIsh Ti ace Apt. accomplished needle artist piece it probably will require a Working a carpet in one piece suggested in the kit. Even using River Rd., Deflary, Gall A. Hartselle, feels an irresistible urge to frame and a permanent also has its hazards. If you want textured stitches doesn't add Burchett, 24, same. Wm. Giaznet.a, 62, 954 Mango apply her talents to a major working arei. However, it's the finished carpet to lie flat the interest I feel my design 13 EISA WILLIAMS James C. Crumbley, 48, 669 Dr., CB, Gertrude L. Meyer, 54, project The deign she selects possible to make a carpet of you must remember to cm- needs. Is there anything else I Sanpiper La., CD, Margery J. 954 Mango Dr., should be of such intrinsic individual squares such as the broider in an even, relaxed can try? Zannis, 40, 26865 Shean Dr., Kenneth W. Straight Sr., 32, quality that, if carefully fruit carpet in my current way; otherwise the carpet will Dearborn fits., Mich. A.P U ______________________________ 215 Wilshire Dr., CB, Sara A. worked, it can become an Needle Arts Collection, have a tendency to distort itself I'or A.P.B., J.B. Holtzclaw, 35, POB 581, 11der 30, 1092 Tti-nberlane heirloom. Today a favorite It's made of 12 individual into a diamond. I urge you to I.W. Carmen E. Pearson, 41, Rt Tn., CB. There are many handsome shades of a single color. Little colors. choice Is a needlepoint carpet squares, 27 by 27 inches, and use the Basket Weave stitch on color effects that make fine squares of Scottish stitch can be I Pt 244A Hwy Jceph I. Babb, 30, Bx 219 done on canvas, small enough to take with you any carpet. Clarence J. Hayes, 21, POB backgrounds If your central worked in different shades, Vihien Dr., An illustrated leaflet on Jayna H. Ea.th, _______________ whereever you want to work on 3145, Marilyn L. Daniels, motif doesn't use too many slanting diagonally or moving needlepoint 1111 I 19, 2416 holly Ave. applique Is it. Each of the squares is a Dear Elsa, 1 9 Harding Ave. colors and Is not, in itself, very horizontally. And the long and avgilabl FREE, For yours, Michael . CrtuTipton, 14, 2659 different hand-painted fruit I enjoy doing the central complicated. Behind a large short stitches of Pari3inn, Ronald D. Sherman. 47, 5061 'A tile to Elsa Williams, Box Magno li adapted from rare 18th century motif of my needlework ki ts but monogram you might use which are done vertically, a Ave., Patricia E. Pa lomino Wy On., LURk I. lend 3758, (rend Central Sta., N.Y. English drawings and print ed I'm tired of making the vertical strips in three or four themselves well to Siegrist, 25, Eustis Dh, 31, une shaded 10017. pure linen canvas. A simple Win. H. Galbraith, 18, Thomas P. Watts. 22, 514 b'rder sets off each motif. Selkirk Dr., WP. Re becca J. Briarcliff Dr., LW, Sharon L. Other carpets In the collection Smith, 21. 431 E. 5th Settles, 16, O8 Poplar range front delicate flutal M fantasies by the talented Mona Spoor to the clear singing colors Honor-laden as few have been and has been invited to sing at with such prestigious or____ of a Persian design. 15 concert will include ____ in the history of music, Marian the Inaugural of thrce United chestras as Philadelphia and Stravinsky's "Pulcinella Suite" Etch type of car)et has its Anderson has become a legend States presidents. She received the New York Philharmonic. It and Sibelius' magnificent First advantages. While the carpet to millions across the world, the Freedom Medal for her is "A Lincoln Portrait" which Symphony. Maestro Pavie Hubert T. Lewis & Joyce E. Kathryn S. designed in a sinlc large piece She will appear with the Florida many contributions to the she will narrate with the Despalj will conduct, Beth B. Debb & Robert Win. Boyd Thee & Judy Lx not portable, It doesn't have Symphony as guest artist for its nation, including her countless Florida Symphony. Michael. Atcheson Thee. to be seamed or joined. Those Jan. 15 Subscription Series concerts for members of Walter Hammond Wessels & Alom Jean Daniel & Charles li is estimated that over eight done In squares can be pur- concert. Single tickets are priced from American Armed Forces Irene Marjorie Waldeck. Melvin Sr. million people from all parts of $4 . chased and worked, one at a ,50 to $8.50, and are on sale at Miss Anderson is greeted around the globe, J. Vernon Kyle Jr. & Robert Albert 13ott & June, the world have attended Marian the Florida Symphony Office, time, throughout the world, by heads Since her retirement f rom Anderson's concert throughout and at Colonial Plaza, Margaret W. Robin I. Card & James K. I A word of caution about of state, as an amtjas.sadress public singing in 1965, Miss the course of her long career, Altainonte Wm. ft. Strawder III & Carmen P. Benson & James working individual squares. Be and by the ordinary people as a Anderson Mall, and Streep's h as made many Millions Wendy A., H. Benson III more have been sure to count 11w 1hz-cads of great artist and human being, speaking engagements Ticket Agetdea. Tickets will , and has P0!ed to her by Gerald [,eon Willirins & Cecil R. Gore & Barbara way of radio, also be available at the door each square very accurately. If She ser ved for a time as U.S. appeared as narrator in Aaron television, and records Joseph Tb*mas Hickson & Shirley. one measures 150 threads, so Delegate to the United Nations, ('oplanci's "A after 7 o'clock on the evening of Lincoln Portrait" The Florida Symphony's Jan. the concert, o, ? ,,, I - -. ' $ --- price Marriage Applications I -' - A 11111 . . --tv - - Jan Freeman ileIt presents Mrs. E. Ross harris a miniature silver Uberty Bell . _0111101 .•:! ~ ' .. .j 1:.2 .: . . - . - L . . ,,,,.-- -i . . - __4. lost freedom co untry relating to the of )cster)ear. Mrs 1, Harris pointed out that in . / tiaY's society, citizens are demanding freedom, yet in. "4 nocent citizens are virtually -E prisoners with crime on the Z''E1. rampage She added that it is no - • I -- -- — Ili . .i ..- r'- ,5 t'_ 1 i4,P '00 . r~ -. t i - -- . - " ' f!.i . . . All ,10. ._ * .~I-#_. .,. s1-m1 - , ,.6 A~ ,._7?_~,_ - __.- - _1 . I I ~l " . '. I— .. , . f ,1 II '' -i, Z=-I-- , 0 . i' - For it . ... I _ M . . 111:111. 4.. _ -% a ,_, Tlft guest speaker read 4 , ,- .. * = -.1A . , —I ) ; 4. /F __ i~l A 1104 of ' Sunday, Jan. 11, 197-3C FFWCi Presdent Visits Area Club . 40' _~.~ Idpo .4301k., 1% Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. a & ' ' I PHILIPS L f' t.JLI. WVII I ~p I - 3lt West 13th St. - SANFORD, FLORIDA ______________________________ - ; - ________________________________________________________ �L Li- 4C—Evelng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. BEETLE BAILEY Story Mort Walker VF T-E I t (I / NOTHIP46 '. 41Tbe$ 44Pom:nb'1' 45 Sw ss rim AMt 1LIIA_ Charmg Andi!P i SIeePQ 11 mortgages 13 ReigiouS 54 small II Speaker sp.ce var I 31 Perched 32 Earn 33 AbstraCt beings I s Spotless f,vcf For Sunday, January 11, 1976 god war C _____ SCOI(ll() (Oct. 24-Nor. 22) AllIESMarch 21-A pril 19) You can manage material laflJO)IIlCflt today will come not matters very competently from quantity but quality. Be today if you set your mind to It. very selective regarding group A good day to put your budget in activities and associates. 40 V-pefs order. 42 Engage for sevice 43 Deang SAGIT'FAI{IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 21) If you're nei!otiatlnl! with It's a day when others will be oday who has need of establish the someone t lockingf' to you ' I to your services, don't underprice pace. N n 't let them down. ,our t1aCn. a len at apparatus 45 The dill 46 Shin 1 io r r ______ 25 Low sand hill affliCtiOn form) 47 Rots flu 6 Town (Cornish 26 Hops kiln; (var) 49 Was prefix) victorious 7TbeLittIe Red 28 Sandarac ies Man brew again inatlin warr r - Irith 13 22 -- WOlf 23 Issue loon 24 GI5e 3 Calf most 4 Adjectiv al ending 5 Recent (Comb Fables • ByBERNICKBKDEOS0L I ff 6 Souarilrdar, 37 point 20 Laud 21 1 esP Apectfe 2 Ireland 20 Church dignitary 24 Idolize 27 Subjects of Aesops p. E I TT A- 12 om.caI e •ii f3 lsiaid IF' (Dec. fl-Jan. ICORN CAPR You're good at getting to the bottom of things today and 19) Don't be too surprised today finding root causes. Put your if you receive more than your share of compliments Others nrnhna' rwrc In work find you quite appealing. CANCER iJune 21-July VJ A(UARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You won't want to be doing things entirely on your OWfl Someone working behind the today. Find an amicable scenes has your best interests companion to share theta with. at heart today. lie's aIding you in a way not presently' visible. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) That sshRh You attempt to do today plstI.,.S (Feb 20-March 20) I MENEM moo MENEJ MEN1 MENNEN NEON i11 __l I Jul • M FI1ir1 120 21 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ViC4 WOULD 1OU RATHER &EEP TL \" ...O 24 by Lorry Lewis ( Y' 75-,1iNUTE ) OJW, P4ATS .cAT: CALL -THE50.'IMJT!CLASSE51 CLASSES,! 1 26 25 22 23 21 - 28 29 30 31 .32 33 34 A tEEK... — 4.0 — Challenges td to bring out our best. — ____________ RON No BEENjl MHUMll Julius 111MOMEN MENEM Jill, - 1: I _--q /! -- ' YOUR BIRTHDAY - au • •. I! V.-, WIUI I)II ...••. V a V b. - ., IUIIU UI LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) In will become much stronger this sour dealings today appreciate coming year. From time to the fact that you have certain time each will do helpful things advantages in your favor. Use to bring happiness (Me the other's life. them wisely, HER by Stoffel & Heimdchl _ ..-' rti'i or mental pursuits today. Why not tackle something of in artistic based upon what you've learned from experience. Keep your perspective broad. Take the long view. ——— — — L BUGS BUNNY --_ - - IRt.() (Aug 23-Sept z Manage your affairs today nature? 38 — — ' GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 50 .J Lr P.PE _______ 1f £vce 55 Mule 15 lifestless 5* 16 Far fl(comb 57 A lms form. ) i Maiden rime DOWN 19 Before F $ _1 0 — And lhe %ENT S HOROSCOPE 5 r:A:N -_ Al i 6 GoId Iocki \\Th4 A TE\r _________ 39 Entrap D*1I$ I V't' .c T fe 7 le ~ ACROSS '? Ti me 38 1 Srw*-af'?e \EE 13 S 11, lfTh - For Monday, January 12, 1976 10 OCC W IN ARIES March 21-April 191 SUCCCSS. Use your imagination today in SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. fl celltrg others on your point of You're like)) to become more view. A touch of dramatics will ambitious toward evening today. Could be a late night, but have an impressive impact. a productive one. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 SAGITIAIt IL'S iNor. 23-Dec. Take plenty of time today to think thin gs through in linan- 21) You're a shade slow in cial and business dealings. The making decisions today, but t ha t could be good. Don't let clock is your ally, anyone pressure you beyond GEMINI I May 21-June 20) Be your pace. realistic today in evaluations CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. that have a direct effect upon your interests. Results should 19) Though you may be a bit Slow in starting today, your he favorable, resolve is apt ta increase when CANCER (June 21-July 22 1 others begin to let down. '*ou may be the recipient AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) today of a favor, in exchange Plan something of a social for something nice that you did nature for this evening, but not for another so time ago. with too many people. The LFA) (July 23-Aug. 22) Take a change of pace should do you firm position today with a good. friend on an issue you feel PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) strongly about. It can be done Give explicit instructions to SO as not to disturb the anyone performing work or relationship. c*pt'4,1oc fri.' t'nui •nalt, fli .,. Ju,. AT BRIDGE Its OS',% All) and JA1LS J.t(OHY NORTH (DI 10 Q2 LA V' K6 L WEST 3 £ FAST 10 4 Y652 • 10 9 vA8 BLONDIE - GEE--L A b A Q 103 Chic Young HERE PLA'vING SW I MMING i N HIS WATER' IN WITH Mi P Er THE WCi( PXED ) ON THAT Il A 9764 &8 000R! WATER 3 SOUTH K 65 K Q 107 4 Q2 su'-rEAq I WAS JUST I JAWS OOESNT LDCE PEOPLE : GOT TA GET MR PJtCE \, UL 09 A - I Both ,i1nerable West North East South NI 24 Pass 2 , Pasl 3 V u 4V Pass Pasi ir cing bid North's first thought is to bid three notrump lie only holds jack and two small hearts Then he thinks some more, decides that his partner's bidding has shown decided weakness in at least one minor suit and that four hearts is the place to be It sure is West gets his two aces and South collects the other 11 tricks Had North bid three notrump. East might have led the 10 oF diamonds. In that case North would be one down Against a club lead, North would make four notrump, but that would be 20 points less than the points South scored at hearts £ PRISCILLA'S POP , - ' A Pennsylvania reader wants to know what North should open with: When do you use a Stayman LA KQ AQJ Q J 10 844 K 9. Th is is a standard opening two-club response to an openingnotrumpinpreferencetoa two notflimp. Nor th has 22 transfer bid' In general , you high-card points, all suits use Stayman because you stopped and 5-3-3-2 distribu have five cards in one major tion (For a 01 JACOB? and four in th e oth er. "Win South has 11 high-card MODERN. send $1 points, four spades and five at Bridge." do this hearts and responds two nnspaper, P.O. Box 489, clubs His jump to three Radio City Station, -Now York, hearts at his next turn is for' N V 10019) by Al Vermeer I INVITED MR. \ TO TAb< \ GRUMBLY ALONG-) HIS MIND OFF - ,- %_ - opernr.g 7 111 copy . r4'r — i. '•; - tic I t 4 I,.. .1 ;•__ - q ' j* I :.-:v -- 7- .' _.__S• '- - a . r j 4 -a - EcA.JsE1 pA .1,,A ,ARCttE w 001 CAN 1'V k DOA YOU BRiuG JuGI4EAD GREAT DUCKHuNTG DUCK CALL J,c,slA WITH US 7 JUST LJSItN TDTH1S At ) ______ 'i • :. U Py ?-je .S•r pr'..t • MY 0 '•: ,W4,A1( t2 ç4 z, i, •-p ..IlCK QUACK (C" I TH'OT4OE OUCKSAQE SA'1M6 IN DUCK LANGUAGE, 'DON'T CALL US. Q(JACK! WAAK. WE'LL CAILYOJ.' wr QtYACK M - 't• , 'a.- — --• NTE pFs:• ?ir-' .. . 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Knowles is left turn lane on French Avenue and the study results indicated suggesting the City of Sanford frnmthStrecttothc1akefront thaithe oerailbcne1itstobe Anotheritemscheduledtobe idopt the sdiedules used b th scheduled to come under deried b thetraeling public i-fought up by Knowles at SenitnoicandOrangeCounties s at tonight's meeting tonight's meeting Zl5o base plus $l5perbooth. foreseeable disadvantages." of eight bids on the city's new htld at 7 o cloek at city hail Public hearings scheduled for public works complex tonig t will involve conoperations might be affectLA by involve eliminating curbside istant State Atty. Bill who lives In Largo, was just one of the many pflots confined to wheelrhnirs to be In Sanford ovrr the weo.kend for the parking on North Irench organization's meeting AirSanlando hosted meet, which asked for the trial delay originated in a Novcmber Avenue - Sanford .Motor could well become an annual event here. Rumble, who has been because a doctor scheduled to meeting between City Manager Company, Smith Furniture, on W. E. Knowles and flying for over 30 years, lost both legs due to arterial blockage in testify in the case is out of the county and the Tropical Fish Shop and Antique Shop- were notified rudder pedals. (See Around The Clock, Page 4-A.) (Hers.1d Photo Six other felonytrI als were officialsletter of the project on Dec. 30. by BIII Vincent Jr.) continued for,a month by Judge The Citv of Sanford sub.- The letter, from Knowles, 1< : --- - i -1 - = _: - .. I --- - - - . . I iI ____ . BoWeard ma memorandum through 75730), ordinances to the city commission wTitten 1324 through 1327, involving the Friday, Knowles said the closing an alley, the rezoning _. --- -_1 -I- - _._-r __n===_ I Wherty; a the Ci ~y code to Another itein expected to Standard Plumbing Code. would be ready by tonight, __ I - ____ - .------ 1 M . ri kca --=< _. M 0 1 9 M, 9 : -8-9 51 R:: _'. C. P F, In 01 CHECKING OUT ; -, isllllis , 0 ,-12 I -f :~ $(I- a, f ketting to the State Attorney's - I nces o a s e Left Turn Lane On City Agenda rape of a 34-earold Altamonte 3 .2 4 0 ill 1 su arraigned and dates for circuit scheduled the attempted with two counts of delivery of with negotiated i I 10kh d ~ '. 2- = _ -r ~,q ~:~ 1J, 2 ::: i4- X ,M 0- ;; con o -I I i -, t~i i :"1 6) E; 5 . 0 a - I*! 5 ` 1,- R F ,-J P P, ~ %0 9. ~, C, ~9 2 r, W , d becausi. _'A - L" C) . -< -a T~ ;; " i2 I 5. ri 0 . =5 -. 0 = , , , a W :4 k = 0 , R & 4 W " F ; ;3, :~ -1 -U - - - k. M El o"f- %,! r, aft_d i Pk. b . .,I~ I I !. U - S; ir ~Mir__ - N 5? 0 § , ___ j' "T~ 'f J N r a , 9' & ..", 3 , VV 1 ~ a- -~ :.. ~ I ~ 0 - ?. C- %FI!. -_ (D E ?.. = x, a- a. 0. - - f char 'e as dro tkit t he foul-u p centersOfl i reeently Instituted procedural - - .. S. . 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II J- ___ Charges pe . a e se ng mur r a o ar a avis, 21 plained that they hadnthadttrneto prepare for Cowl begin Tuesday morning State Attorney Abbott trials because of a foul-up in IlelfcrnanagidVanHooksajcl Davis is accused in the Nov. 3 Herring's office today dropped receiving witness lists and , . W, 71 & . - --- -- I Herald Staff Writer - . - __ ; ___ a ___ _ - A 4 r - . - - - -_ -_ -_ -1 -. I . ~*fl 1 _ .- ___ .1i -R ail V ____ -,, .- ~ 'I a V= _ _11M - - M `;_ _ - .~ - 0 a fr - % 4 ; ~: i --- - - ; _ I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - I . . N !! 1976 .! di - W ." --_* __ 12, - __________ . - - . r -.-_ P - __ -_ -11 -1 -_ - - . _7 'i-___ I- -- - - --I F F -- .- .'1 -.- -- To Coord inate .i . (n T P • . • 'Umbrella' Agency --...____ ____ = ...-. - wm!m_.__ I - . Favored - By ED 11RICKM Herald Staff Writer - ndustry- of duplication of efforts with the left hand not knowing what the right is doing. "The feeling is - f all is seeking tlI : -. I ~o County alone, Commissioner Rich.ard Williams said today he favors creation of an "urnbrella" agency to coordinate promotion for three counties Williams pointed out that in Seminole Count) there is i lot brella organization, we can accomplish a heck of a lot more," Williams said. The Central Florida Deelopment Committee was scheduled to meet at noon today i1th commissioners to discuss . ii 4 I kzAt _ _________________ _________ - - It I &_ ._-- . , - _ _ "M 411M ,_.-,'~~7~:_.-_7'~-_.. _,~~4 - . -._:-:I VaZ -.-n - _~_.C7~ 6 ; _ ,~ _~ - * 9 ~ .54 . !.1 I ! t -_ftf4j! -."-- - 4I- / W. 1 E3 I -0 . ; fn-~: ,-- .__ -:44, -, , ,., ." - .,., .., - , .I, - W -I:.-i -1: -P- a I - .. E t ~ El 4 V- 1.. I _________ R _ ____ a' . -1 -M .~_ 1 - ~*~.~_ j. , , , . A, -IT, __ - - -'- -_ --- - ... - - . . .- cm ______________ __________________________________ 4 . ! ei r1l 4 - - - 1T_ -- - - - Z.6 - , __ __-_ - _ --A -_ __ _ ___ __ - - - • - - _________________________ - - __ . - ___ ______ - Ii - ____ __ _=;__ - £ - -r= U - P _ - = C 117 I _______________________ f ' - 1=1* Z_ r1i -- 1 I %!Lfr;. 04111-113 .- - --.- Officials estimte some 7,000 workers without Jo this county. - __________ • --- - -_- -=------ Rau _____ - t ------ - ____ - - 7 . . -' - '-i'-' ,- - . 4. .. . I icia IS9 0 Off $13,000 bond, charged with the multiple stabbing of a Chinese ministrators may be returning some type of in-hous, stud), restaurant owner. For dvtalls program, or a second proposal At least that is the feeling would have county managers among county commissioners attending courses at a nearby who niversity. probably program to teach management communitv Bridge techniques to county officials. WiUiariss4dILtheorj ;: :_J~ I - - . - - - - -....a - L_:_rr -- -___7_'_-_Mj [-_--___ 1. - - E, --~. - - - ic-_ - - Z-__-__= -1 - -!V:_ I - = . , 7' - _'i_- i~ . qzei -,.;A~ - _. .......... 4 v 2-B . ' -• , ___% . , . -; %, ---.-' -. As - - Le - - - I __ - aclass going. L,lw,, ,-• ___ " - (11_L/ , --' I and mild ChairmanMichael[lattawayto throu h Tuesda' Rh Richard gather additional information morning log. Highs in the mid ~ _TF Monday's session . -tll~ *;WInhIrdBtH)GIeIow and Mayor Le Mocf. (HeFld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.I Fee 'Me commissioner also said jections to the concept of the count) sonipi;ack management reimburse the employes for the 0 school to ct of the iourse studs management Protested By Owners Ih IH)Y'g,% LS1I.S Herald Staff Writer M ~ ~ ~ = . .e~~v,-_I-. - .;,~J I' I.~N. .- . ____ -, -ra V, ,~ "might be a good chance" of management could benefit Television 1 4-11 setting up a special non-cred.it greatly by courses in Women . .. I-B course at Seminole CommunU) management principles %.I T1II it Andrew brought the Issue up ~, 04~ , , v' CoHege (SCC). Andrew said Sunda 's high 70. tWay's low -A-@%qltSCC officials told him about 20 last Monday, and h~ was in- op including the annual license fee exemption, would al.so ay $45 audience called t merce; Pat Register, C of C's the cit) is no inequity between fees paid salar civic and community affairs session Saturday as the they must pay the state, 30 per In property taxes. parking fee a "rip-off.", while by mobile home dwellers ani be viewed individually and all They Insisted, in addition, another ventured the guess that the owners of permanent employes' salaries will be chairman, and Margie Smith, governing body was to discuss a tent of hIch is to be returned propowd ordinance to levy a to the city, council members that ft city is not providing the the 74-acre mobile home park hon*s. All councilmen agreed I looked at after their first year $50 annual parking fee initially admitted they had not done mobile home community pays more in ut taxes than to delay action on the proposal on the job, a ul Club -- -f / !'-, ~ - I ki,0, and a $54) annual tax thereafter their homework arid an services in the same degree a t.r& comparable housing until u gains uiditionl in on mobile homes unprepared for the onslaught other homeowners, noting deelopment and that the fnnnttion . Councilman Martin Bacon The mobile home owners, specifically that part of their proposal would be double . In other businc:_~s, council LAKE MARY - If residents Sr., said he appreciated the who rent parking space from rental fees paid park owners is taxation. -~ informally agreed that the of The Forest, a mobile home mobile home viewers attending The Forest, said they each pay used to provide s r t ligh , I: eted by July 4, 1976," Mrs. community, have not com- to give the board the benefit of an average $100 state license roads, water and sewer Francis Jenior said total city's official holidays will Pi GIeIow said plete'y convinced city council their input on the matter fee which returns $30 to the city systems These same items to a property taxes paid to the city include Washington's birthday, . The $2,000 check was that it should not levy a parking Mayor Walter Sorenson said Added to the $15 property tax large degree are provided by The Forest, including the Memorial Da , Fourth of July, I Thanksgi'ing presented to Sanford's Mayor fee on mobile home dwellers, council's intention had been (or levied on $5000 aIued lots an permanent homeowners bt the le on the utility , IllS, labor 1)ay ' Christmas and New Years I Lee Moore, who joined in the they at least left a serious doubt the city to gain an equitable aerageof$45 is returned to the city from taxes, they said clubhouse is $1 900 annually r sue a ec wou rc%vnue or c ty operat on rom wrth-turning tvremony with 0 w ty rom each mobile home. All that is offered to ne Council member DeLores mobile homes In comparison they said. Mrs Glelow and Linda Reck of equitable Foiest residents by the city, Lash asked Jenior to look into holiday falls on a weekend, the 1, i 0 the Junior Women's Club; John By the same token, the), they said, is police and fire fees levied in other cities to weekday before or after will be observed b the city employes, As The F orest residents pointed out that the owner of a proectlon (-arli, president of the Greater (ruin the exclusi. e Forest mobile home owners :3 -- _________ - L--- ---- - 1 Sli{i L" . _ .~~t. 4 ,.--, Wctnite other ciic groups to join us In tius project We hope and sincerely expect to - ___ M - • - - r- - . _h , _ - -r fW- -- - - --- . - --_ - - =. - .- -- ___ -- - - , I M_ -a -_ - -,I - _ r wimm_& - - ___ _-_2i~ 4 -_~~ - I Today courses are available and what line super%isors, and others. Horoscope . ......... _ !_ the cost would be. Commissioner John Kim- HosplW . ............ 3-A 00,460, eluding the city's women and ', at this morning's garden cubslrsGsid. seawall beautification (from left) John Carl], Pat Margie Smith, Linda Reck, Ile tI, L ilu i, Slit • = - tT - - - Z_____ _- - _ P -. -- - -_____ - - __ , ,.1: 4 ,I .11X seawall's looks with 10 floi beds I 'S I I 131'd project The flowering :- - _________ - ______ - I- - `40 W :., % % -,- " Proposed Mobile Home - - C SAMEM months lie said the first I r i- i; - Present!) $2,000 in donations has been pocketed for the W 1 __ - . __ __ - __ -, - - now __ ___ - -- &v H _______ _________________ -- . - ________ W R , h A. ~ I = g W i ~ - -- , 4 F_ g phases and how long it wiU take I. - __ - __ I ; .4 - b deliver a report today to the train other county employes at Dear Abby I --- 13601111MIX I _________ _______ ____________ tj - Daniel h M = . - .-. . . .1; . , i = tl _ - 'b g _____________________ - 0_1 -- I ' ' , _____ - ~ =. sg .91.1 . Z Cr I t he : --:---- - p -, 54&4j the 10 a.m, groundbreaking I . -101 ____ .-. - - -ff ; _________________ _ -__ _.___ -. -- = __ -- -_.,f_ _ __ __ - - = < 93 - task is part of CIP's Bicen D 2.*4 ;5 W . .- t qw - __ _ - 9' = ~ i :-' _ h ri _________ W_ I ~W W - ~ - I - wy~j IJ g t; - . i M12 -10 a iV L - 0 5- - It - --- M ---- _____ I - . a ~ - -_- -_* M. . -_ 2 w %oz .a r- M .,= - - 1 - . II . IT ~ . work of beautifying -_ 1. _Tm_ 9 - ______ __ __ ___ I - __ -_ - . .4 ______ - _ 4 .. - 11% IL so W t- 12 ri a 4 - A; fir tA a ~_ 1' -4 % I ., J .1 , I - r__Ap%;n__._._.!' V -_ Fo r or-, I 1. t - A;za i ~- I W 2L -V :; 5 '2. - - ______ A . Ii __ - f :; I . ~___ __ M ME= MR____ 2301W&4 - -"M - - -:,'- 7_ - Recently Daniel was quoted as saying one of the biggest - Mean while. ununplo)rntnt - _____ J 1~ , - .; S- 4 " , f F 92 .- W - 7 last report state officials said a 12.9 per cent unemployment rate existed in November for ii .. r. =0 -_ llr_'~ , 1-1.r .. - - =* -, ~_,, -d ,; -,,,, '- - L -.0 ~0 ' -____ ; .." i8 (A - W_ .6 ;F 9 V ..." - " -__ - _; = - - - Z21- ,-,: 0, . , '' L" _-';1P' - ___--W-v Ammvblftu = - 1mm ~ rL V e has some 45 Inquiries from ustI informa1ion about 7 eminole seeking • Back-To-School Started - ;n"10_1111, - 4 Ly;;4i..., ~VlI SCIDA Director James Daniel and SCIDA Chairman Eugene Mooney ai3o were scheduled to meet today with count officials Lakefront . __ r_ Ad , r- I _t . , .R .0-7,' .,.,:,.*;t.~~v 4 _-V _;,7 , -~ I 'r ,'.!~~J-q .-e~~ , , - Ir , ". months were usd ,,getting my feet on the ground.11 - . - I :, - = -_ ~= f , - ,~ir~, Seminole Count) Port Authority (SCOPA), the airport authority and the Greater problems in this county is in on what type in. I I. hi k. • Si3OUiu oug,t a ho to seek them Pro'ect . - -( , , - . n . inc Central Florida Development Committee is pushing for the tri-county concept which would include Seminole, Orange and Osceola Counties. Last year, Orange Count) officials contaited Commissioner Sidney Vihlen Jr Vihlen, who was corn mission chairman at the time, expressed an Interest in the rnnI''rI* in agr I b eed discuss the pros and cons ~ ,_ - 11 .7. _., X~_Ilt_ k -?F-- -- ' 0 - = R I r_,:. - ___ ___ __-___%_ - .- - =-.7- __1 --- __ __ - -' 9 , 1,31 %r ftL-1. - _P i a' r 1d W CA - M 5 __ - 11 41*)v -- I- - Sanford Chamber of Com. merve. . -'• _r ,-----._ . CL = __ __- - --.-- __. 7.1 -1 - - I -,_-__.II I _;-6;-4-1 J_ , .&,~ ~ Ye_4 I i!PN~_ - __ __ V :_;r, r- N, - I . " . - . - - - -:,. __ ~ _.6p -;- .. F __ __ ,Z--,-- __ - -mf__ __._V___ ... I I ''... , . --__ I I'-- __ - I 6 5 `Cr - , __ -- - . - __ - RNFA _______________ -' , - _ Fr , . . _= :,L:!11111l1W1 . --- - _ _ Due to the wealth - implementation of a Lri-country promotion study. esent count) his t separate es which appare ls:ek :;e industry the county. They Include, among others, the Seminole County Industrtal Development Authority (SCIDA), the -- Details and tides on Page 3-A. 1Pl .. -C . 11, .3tr,l __ ig ---Tree Park -, DiSCUSSion Set ' inettin as stt siith the Seminole Counts Commission and (ount', School Board for 11 a.m. today in the county cour. thouse to discuss plans and funding for deeloping the 316-acre Big Tree East Parknearhake 1* csup into an educatIon,l outdoor - i.ftI - __, =__ _ ___ L__4~_c _ __ ;_ ' -__ __1 _ fE_ - -____-_-__ - \lrs Bettie Palmt r -ind enUronmental education - - - _ - __ Scfr'nce Youth Foundation Atlanta will help 'und the project. ______________________ T__-- !,, - , -!' - - - . - . - ---- - __ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald