1 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45dfc4b1010492284345fd6346a90a9c.pdf 625ebd7f919946a73114ea6905859622 PDF Text Text - - -. - , - -- Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 3o1974j t. 11111111111111 1E - T. - - ______ 0 LEISURE Evening He rald, .- ______________________ . ~. - —'-- -- -.--- -- — - iiiii ' 67th Year, No. 13—Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 Itettid Sanford, Florida 32111—Price 10 Cents M'MnAv - Survive A TONIGHTSTV EVENING 7:00 (& To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (a) (9) Truth Consequences (13) McKeever The Colonel ) Intercom 24 (15, 44) Star Trek (2) 7'30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Ws A () Jackpot MORNING (6) Sea s F: Tomorrow (6, 1) News Peter Loves (9) All M Child Children (35, 44) Mov ie Daily National Geographic 8 00 (2) I day (6) (24) ____ 800 (6) (9) (9) Captain Kangaroo Dusty's Trail - Fz!!At1 t Rk!,_~ . I I "I * ,~ it Ir , j% Movie Wilson (44) Tennessee Altamonte Springs Civic Cente according to civic center director Eddie Ross Rose said the organization has spent most of Seminole Counthins are Ignoring economic today setting up tables for the more than 200 pblems with plans to celebrate and see in the expected to attend the party. re than 1,000 15 New Year In the same variety of ways. cu of coffee are expected to served to the music of Jack Drummond's Orchestra. Some will go to parties, others to local b1stro. Local night -tubs have bn booked for Some will attend church services and others will months in advance. Freddie's Steak House in stay home to watch Guy Lombardo on Fern Park has openings left at 5 p.m. today. St. television. Alcoholics Anonymous planned their Richard's Council KnightsofCwnbus, expect New Year's Eve party early this year, signing a 200 to attend a BYOB affair at Lbeir new half on contract five months ago for use of the Oak Avenuc. Jack Benske, in charge of the . __ - ___ 1 __ Nrl -. okeswascasual lie laughed at them as if he laughed at him self, his own heritage. fie not only aecepted theill good . , _______________ help rebuild with their hands. . (35) Ratman ) - (44) Mod Squad 10L SAS 03i Helen Pelk* News s ' i ..11 'I tLt - -i ~i l IL ) - I - _-T_ -- - . ; . - New Year's Eve church services scheduled include: Messiah Lutheran, Cassiber, ca dielight services beginning at 11 p.m.; Casselberry Communitv United Methodist governmental agencies will be closed. Ste and federal offices are closed Wednesday Only, but Altamonte officials say they may close early today if business is light. In Altamonte Springs, was to close at 2 today If business was slow, while the Lake Mary city hail closed at noon. But in neighboring saelberry, city hail is open today as usual during normal hours. The same holds true for Sanford, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Longwood. Seminole County courthouse observed regular hours today and all of (ices will be closed Wednesday. . Local residents will not find too much open New Year's Day. hlost stores. all banks and - - ___________ .. - .-- - __ __ _AJ ~ .-.. I ~~.. AWA "U" _w , _`~ ' at ('(george Washington had star sith "Roses Are Red" in to be Po lish" he would inform 19b2 He foIied with there audiences, :4 w ho else, but a I'se Said It Again" in 1963 anti Pole, oWd stand up in a row "Blue Velset and Mr j -' . - . — rriment Curch, Watch Night program at 10 p.m. with a service at 11:45; Holy Cross Episcopal of ford, services at 11 p.m. with congregational singing and holy Conimurdon at 11:30 p.m.; Redeemer Ithtn,servjcp at 7:30 p.m. Lake MaryBapt Watch Night service beginning at i p.m. with a covered dish supper (llowcd by a film at 8:30, and Longwood Church of the Nazarene, Watch Night beginning at 8 p.m. and ending shortly after ht. The ABC Liquor Store In CasseIbey said 3ales are up and most customers are indicating they are taking their own bottles to private parties. -- 7 to telling a few him.self-in his first emerged as a re -.-,-, ~,~ , - .~111111111111111 I . . . A mullitalented mitsician as N -05 Me Reverence party, said Country Ballards will be featured and breakfast will be served after midnight. The crowd expected Is much bigger than usual, __________ .. Neighborhood Deal 7 00 (2.1) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guldin Light (9) 510000 ram d aron 30 (8) Fli - eirs a o and while his career with incredible as it sounds a to perfonii In a benefit 1;nci.rt. flourished ninlnl' on personal I TIC that's sung half In Poli! The proceeds would help the appearances nightclubs and Ind that's no Joke-Polish or rebuilding of a castle in War. Early In his career, Bobby concerts there was a drought otherwise saw. It was destroyed dun Vinton soared to stardom with in recordhIs the war and has become the four straight No. I (Billboard) The frustration ilnaii) CfluCu born In mbol for Polish youth in a coal-mining region cKart singles records. But the this year. Bobby found another of Central Pennsylvania. For II in ' of newly revived spirit. last of those big hits was to hit song, "Melody of " ears, his attitude about Polish Each weekend, Polish youths Impossible Let's Make A By DONNA EES licId Stall Writer se • . - Special Of The Week Seminole Will R1n9 In 19 75 With 11Y DAN LEWIS The herald Sets-ices (6) News (8, 13) Born Free __________ To Somerset Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GillIgan's Island Bonanza Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Or lando City Council (35) Leave It To Be aver (44) Gomer Pyle Variety 12-55 ( ) N Jeannie 6:30(6) Sunrise Semester , - (3) ( 8) • i A "d Bobby Vinton Gives (2 I) (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, s Celebrity Swe stakes 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac Line 4'Oo Password (9) ise ur SunshineJubiee Almanac 6OO (9 6.10 (2 Deal (13) Restless TUESDAY Animals 19) Let's Make A -- - Game One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie Shcw (44) e It To Beaver (9) __ .'A'Aam _..~-_W_ -- S am ZM S -L_ 192 - overeiqn .. i mmunit ____ ____ . , - VAW ,. 5aieV_V_ _V_=f _E2_0 L oss y - 11 W_W_ - ----!, 10Y M~ FI 3 Z fi____ - - - I (0) The Big (35 The Ghost t44) kock Arid Roll 20th Anniversary I . 1 ISA 10:00 (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center (13) R og ues (24) Washington Straight Talk lu My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog Junction Tune (6) Jokers Wild (33) Patty Duke Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) The Dating 10 30 (2. 0) . 'Aid ~ (2,6,L9) News i .1 - WF_31 I I I _ANEEWWI~~ - f Digest (4) Villa Alegre I (44) Lucy Show . 6 30 (2 8) NBC NS (24) Zoom (35) MayberryRFD ,_~,.,! ~~, JL- - - _______ JPA __________________________________________ 1. i - The PaPacy A L ' I (6) Movie (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive . ; -- 11 -00 (2, 1) High Rollers PART (61 Now You See It 011 Split Second (44) PhIl Donahue 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch fl:33 (6) N 12:30 (9) Movie 1;OO (2.0) Tom orr ow Hurt Lancaster (left) and Jorge Luke portray a pair of scouts sho form a partnership to track down 10 Apache Indians missing from a reservation. The movie will be shown on NBCTV Jan. 13, In color. i I N I 5 i1 H Ei0 S RANAU ASCP E DCCTLA _________________________________________ U 00 C A I A Sh ow 0 0 N E R I R S ARN V A M I I AFTERNOON ID s T N C C I I F 0 LWD I RN N A u £ Y NT CD ER (6) Young And / -T NOW SHOWING i mL £ r uesuay, &#ecemuer For -- D U Z " '7, - suss in 10 year s four earlier hits still gave him mo InKnotioim ml M44 ataiau.J U bb y in th. pvzz. Find ends --- bsctwvd, up, dowa, or d hIdden name and box It in CANON LAW ENCYCLICAL PAPALRTATES CARDINAL LATERAN REFORMATION . A. - CONCORDAT `7HE TRIAL OF BILLY JACK" . 0 NtINC10 VATICAN COUNC11. Tomorrow: Kinds o PIIGIk 0_11 To order any or all of the expended "Seek & Fine' numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each. making payable to "Seek & Find." Star- Telegram Syndicate. Addrem lettrn in care of this newspaper. Is coming to the PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE January 1175 ___________________________ at regu la r 'prices ____ iiiiailenge 6 %1 ~1~ - 4 4% - lb I 4~Adp" Z . I I gl I Bedit Pam N" 1"U" YE 5 It 4l ~i III WA I _____ SANFORD DOWN Wnw-lw-ao * M 84N" WEEKDAYS I.00 - 9:00 24 _____ 45 Je ,q ' - 37 sw"l IL*UIC4VWI U I ,.. - - 43Y . If - Eeiqa esoluUons which can be most benefidal to your future progress. rx.,rsonal appearprices now, local ethnic groups are naming Have ar cr.'-yaole time. their 'MLis NImh" beauty..-...ld ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) sour creatisit) Is high, )OU can Vinton incorporates the local plan the future most intelligently now. Usher the new year In on a winner briefly into his act. Miss PPY note. PoliNew York, for instance, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You home Is the best place 10 was hr )fl on sta e at Carwelcome in the new year with friends and relations. The future negie l recent! g lomns large and beautiful foryou. There was another little GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get together with those you want to have in your life far into the future. Planamusement that during his concert. Courtesy of gives )ou the greatest Jo). the Polish airline Lot Vinton MOON CHILDREN Qune 22toJuly 21) A fineday to talk over as with n expert how to become more affluent in the new year and long Kilbasa (Po lish sausaget, LEO i JUly 22 to Aug. 21) You are highly magnetic now and weighing 10J pounds. That's Ili exchange for his new efforts to can convbice others to go alg with your ideas, which are good. biuld the ge. Cele brate the new year properly. Now ere's talk th of Vinton VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Enjoy yourself qui!dy with making his first visit to Poland famil and .F oi os it* ,, 52 54 Sew e - Is = _3 ! I = " I I \ 10 13 FT'E!)!)1ES I1 12 . all i ii- - 3, .w — I OON W111111111111111 OOLDEN 0 C*rn#ro1Comm*rc1i 'kI# Palffwffo Downtown Soitford - __ I -4 .-. . - IF 11141114 For Area Bike Riders Belated - ~_ e_ . . .- . ., . . - , -' ENT(7AINMiivr NIGHILY - - ) I, I . .~ ? " r I I I DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS . , ~ ~ i A6 - _ - 47 48 lb Chopped SrIoin Steak or Baby Beef Large Filet Mignon I i III. Baked Potato Fresh Vegafables, Not Roll and Butter __ __ - __ -1 __ F!M I 1A IIt I - ain e I Horoscope Hospital ,-.7 ~ I I I - - _ -- --- . 1 ~il[ I~ I ~ , , , 4__ ' 1L 1 - . -, - .111 I 4- . ____ ______________ I% f Dr. Lam b t., ;- . - - T Yesterday's high U low this morning 58. Night and Wednesday morning fog with visibility near :ero predicted to continue. Complete weathzir page $A. - REPORTED `G0GD i , -.i I * u . (' - -; VW __ ! - g_~ W — - I - - - I I 1. -=Wr_-~_~ -- r .-~ ~__ ~- - - illiffinp f - .. __ - `_-____~ , ~ioll The snake's gone but courthouse personnel are won. dering how long the colorful -tenant" had Z)een slithermg _" wTeted himself during the days while hundreds of people . identified, anxiously wondered aloud, -- if there was one, i -ccI&. [Awal civic leaders deserix ."IWe C04d'v's mne -my as sound and laud The bi Fit it Federal Sa% ingsand 1-tva of5wito Pr)r %ee related star) page 2A. v - 4 -- -- -- _ -- ----------- -- _ _+ -- i++_ -+ ----- ------ - - -+ - -+_ -- . --- - . = ., ---- -. f;5~~~ , they're hidinit" ___________________________ — - . ' Z___-___.. ___~4- secureh weighted with a stack of books. Jurss said the nonpoisonous reptile would be turned over to the Central Florida 7A)o today. ____ - . __. 'P The snake spent the next few hours, until Jurss' shift ____ - I enan Attvrrt Abbott hIernn s first floor offices The womens* screams brought Supervisor Sarah Smith running and she in turn callodfor a sheriff's dvput~ from the third floor communications center. Sheri S cmpInt flerk Doug Jurss corner ed the unwanted visitor-a 30 inch red rat snake.-and herded him -- r ....... ... S . I IJl 11 II . - ,_-__ 7-~ W. cmiing down stairs from the second now near State tftl -i - f I . .~ (leaning crew members abruptly met the "tenant" .It I, I I -- . ~~. I. - . .0~ _~ .. :if. t• ' ' Monday night after he Was diSCINered "Stroffing" i I ~-_ ~~V~ilg~A~:- .t f - i~ .--- __ - r _-L - - I I I I L REN -=. . ~. _Nz .---- M~ 1, Z -- -___ -_ f - 1 'Cri, I' I es -I I I - ' k :1. , .I Criirthri ,iccs 1 - - 7 I . C I 9t4ill — - - I I _'. I: aSiN . ri 69; __ r1__1 - , : J - -[-- so 813 I .1 15A I - i _. ;ff. Green Salad With I - * .4 Bridge Calendar., , _ I . _V.4 Index 1, Delicious Smothered Chicken, Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Ho Rol.1 and Butter T..PJ,b.%, ,t th is time of the ear it would seem there were (l% prominent issues carried b) the news media Watergate and the economy However, theexciting local events of this past )ear as reported and reviewed by members of the Evening fierald's staff, required pages 2, 3, 5. and 6A of today's edition to make an attempt to adequately dwribe same. We acknowleck,e that during the ycar there were reader coIiip)alnts relstlng to some of the subjects covei-ed. However, we would remind those of the'Ar ords (if Joseph Daniels: "A newspaper must be a militant crusader for righteous causes, and must print hi its olumns whatever God pennits to happen in Ills world" AND DINNER ___ - - DAILY IRA 49 ' " FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT .J... - Edith Duerr said. i - .------- - __ FEATURE I - V con v en i en ce st o blocks away two months ago. ore robber) tw men wandered around the store before one held the illegal shotgun to store manager Charlet Bruce's neck and forced him i' storeroom 1 ~~_~i~i_;__ _-_ - andi Two men, one armed with a sawed-off shotgun, held up Littie Diziemarket SRV at Curch St., in Lringwood Monday night and fled with .ap. proximately $150, police said today. Longwood police IA. JLm Pliecones said two 1i . HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX , falz .I PH. 323-1910 SANFORD WEDNESDAY NIGHT I Herald Staff Writer II - --=- ~. -- .-;__frM7- ~ ~ --~--_ but overrode her objections 4-1. curb in front of her home. Council members agreed err also objected to use of Mayor Bill Grier assured I with Duerr that the city should the road grader to clean gutters Du ilar or ne try and correct deficits in the from in front of homes. She said by city crews In the future win poli ce and utility departznents workers had cut the top off the be by hand and not with the newly purchased grader. •t u s t r • • Officials also approved an expenditure of $1,500 to buy a vehicle for the city's meter reader. $33,800 was Police said the second man txik the nioney from - Stereo arifl, radio equipilleill and a revolver, the cash register. for the city's utility depart. vi'lued at $644, were taken from the Goldenrod In similar robberies this morth blark males with i-ome of Charles Eby. shouns have robbed two sWr, a service station A silver dollar collection valued at 11,000 was City Manager Harry Hug sd and a private residence In &afurd and a store In taken from the home of John D. Tompkins, 2258 a special meeting has been ap k Cas.selberry. Ptsinciana lid., ,Nfaitland. 1h called Jan. Authorities have been unabe to link the crimes utility deficit Of $40 -I I troni d of W.r estimated $30,000 deficit in the be the work of a number $416, was taken from the Fryer Road home of Altamonte Springs police I.t. Steve Garver returned to work th i -, rate inthviduals. arles Raw week after having been shot twiee In a Nov. 2, holdup at the A ~, Sheriff s deputies today were ins estigating Officials In both depar tments burglaries in which: P Interstate Mall stus East sald Carver will - Portable television and bottle of whiskey were are working with Hug sear. -SW case was taken from under a mattress at taken from office assigued to desk duty until such time as he Is fully recovered (if American Produce Exchange. ching for a way to erase red ink and can return to the residence of flmoth> R>a 38 San Jose Qrcle his regular duties. (Herald Photo by BW SR46 cast of Saaford in the two departmen Be ne,illei By BOB LLOYD 4 0)1 3255 - t..__ __. ?~_~_ I., IAI- - =-__ -tl~ -_ ~-L-! ;_ Grader Purchased grader over objections of one Sho un 1 f .- Track Rd Off 14 - -7 -1 0 i 831-2474 11 to Carioll Righter - I I. It 1; Reservations + "I don't feel we can authorize herald Stall Writer council member, who comrn the expenditure. I tKnk council CASSELBERRY - City plained officials should hall should avoid any commitmen ts Council Monday approved spending until a VO,000 deficit until the budget problem is purchase of a $17,300 road in the city budget Is cleared up. resolved," Council woman Dr. I MIh.L.mpil1it., Loorn,• KATE CITY , • i __________ FRI. Trout Altnondint - 56 ___ i . AWAMO - WED. 7:30,10:30 P.M. I MON Laby Bf Liver TUES. Veal Parmesan WED. Chic & Dumplings S 1.00 per person __ - ____~ By ED 11RICKETT ' _______________ _ 39 - , I "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" DANCE CONTEST .M go. I - - ion ) Norlh in Fein Paill Sh ENTERTAiNMEtIT BY MIAMI I ! .. .- . ; THURS, PRIVATE PARTIES 15 I if. DOOR PRIZES ~ 3R!!7[_ HVy WUIn Iiif 6 99 UP ready. For Your copy u,nd Your birthdale w4 I 114 NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED -A .. public officials" coverage, descñbedbyM arseeasa "ugh . - -, __ I I risk area," would take in F - ___ , ",ATongful acts an(i vengeful -, - - of soerelgn irilinunit) ount Marsee recommended irmi a e ts as soon as possible e ie comm oners suits from constituents' '. rates ' ______ 0 $100,000 a person, and !, discussed the need Monday order to avoid a work dela for "to his ralse arrest policy." But whereas general liability would for a "safety engineer" and p00,000 an occurance, 'the some contractors Bush said Hunt sd t his protects them in cover sli ps and falls on the you will be paying for tha'he movedtoobta jn"jntermit(ent" particularly expects "a the se of law enforcement sidewalk outside the cour. Insurance coverage unt il more general Iiabilit ' lot 0 flack from the telephone activities and nothing else" tlouse," Hunt said. -~~ ~ competitive bids could be The county attorney said that company. The)- wi.11 object t t :7_ ' ______ In addition to that coverage, receied The Board voted to purchase with that insurance and tth they have to keep service Hunt sd they would also need general liabi li ty The removal of the sovereign you being careful who you allow coIstent Insurance from to their customers general liability and "p'ibli c Amerin S ta tes, and "pub lic immunity opens up all elected to work in the right1-way," under law" and they would officials liability" coverage officials" coverage from and appointed officials and the county should be relatively protest any delay. before 12:01 a.m., on Jan. 1. T`h Reserve Irmurance. Ueir employes to lawsuits from . ; private citizens. County Attorney hIosard ___ •, board either hire a safety ' engineer or appoint one from . present county ranks by the The 1,300 school-age youngsters in the fiberglass pole and "International Jan. 1, deadline. office has in January. county who ride bikes to and from school orange" flag, and trisngular pr1aUc The eligineer would be aV'bough Commisjo ' Mike Hat. every day are getting a belated rist- reflector. The tothl cost ould be,m. way said he was still co nceed cha rged ith the enfor ce ment ta ns Present from the &mrnole County with Airt_v-- - .t$ ~.,.i protection offered 'o childn wa&Ing to ofnewsafetystandarthth Coiioners. Wewouldli ve togIvethtoevery scltibo : county and would be able to unano1y okayed C W pr fl . verifies Taylor s req st. grea many oard Monday acted on a request rides his bike to and from school every from Sgt. Beau Taylor of the County problems" relating to in• day," Taylor told the coission A *ê • nA V ConJlon tha1n Jo surance. 1II; Kl 83iC7 School personnel b estimated that beoh UI would be no ob. , I . "ritfWw riders" add q* .0 about 1,31M. eUnty rrd also be JbV ( JftljOns by U* bwd if the school ad. Taylor re ied that tiy m1nistraon required t they (flags the actio!_i of private and pill je Edmiston appears to be sordng out the tangle of the Old Year,s Ta) lor said the reflective flap can be had appropriated $5,000 04 ytar for a And reflectm) be Me "ty (ampanies whes Ae firneid in wtlien the CS rn ore UDCWng iu,O merry IIneSS UI ringing in counly-wide safety program, and that the sm At n%ht, Although theY ' wW be used child firms are leaves" at the end of the year. worng in a cc New Year. Danny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Edmiston of Tulsa, by the children durmg the day 'most of i t' cx nse coul d coire from the Ume." these funds. The board waived its poUcy of ob~ IL • when existing use perruts miston, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor exp flags and nga east eecompetithe bi for are granted by the county ifter For $2.15 a child, Casselberry. Herald Photo Bill Vincent. said, each bike reflectors would be imtaUed during the purchasm over 11,5ju in order to have the Jan. 1, they should require that can be equipped wi th the six-foot an nual bike specfton t flags by the mid4anuary Inspection. erffVs suced - . [ VIT171K 11H C%l , FRI. ?:)#-It P.M. SAT. 9:30-11:30 A.M. 1.)O 4 P.M. 7:30-11 P.M. r0rec8st- Evening Herald, Box 629, tjollv*ood, calit 9W78 ~ A-4 the county be added as an in. safe from damages. john Hunt Jr., of the firm of party, even when the SOd Assocthtes County Engineer Bill Bush from Seminole County Corn. wo.rk is being performed by a asked the commissioners to mi.ssioners, faced with tile loss private contractor for the implement tile new, altered that Sheriff John Polk had herald Stall Writer .. — . tion AC BILL BELLEVII.I,E - ! ;* nsura nce -,. - I ~ 7 . II AND IINUT STEAK HOUSE Hishway 17-92 . \'-~_____-_ .4", - __________ IN CELEBRA TING new eir In with famul), friends 1 PISCES iFeb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make your home more char- ______________________________________________ - ____1 ming, delightful to be in. then you can enL!rtain and be happy. w mice appreciation to co-workers. IF YOUR CHIWISB1 JpJ TODA Y heor she wfflwhile FETO, young want to have the life on solid and secure foundations, while FEAST SIRLOIN planning how to has e big sicess that can be made possible wIth a S (APR EMS Served Every good educati on that brings out the talents in this mind and nature Friday Cie the right kind 'if religious trairJng earl) and permit to take Part InportstlJtLJild)teachfairpIa) w "The Stars impel, they da nnt cmpel." What you make of I " . IN I - - CINMAL ILORIDA'S OLD(Sy '4.85 -. ~ ~-M~ ~ , .- -- I W : ; the right note of scess. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 in Dec. 21) Look into new Interests that can make the coining year trore lw-~Fis-',,-, ~ Get new ideas. .See thc new year in with chosen ones. 'II Ian - SKATING SCHEDULE SUN. 1-30. 3:30.4-6 PM. AACIN. 1:00-10 P.M. want to be in your life in the future and exchange views. See the 48 Sgt$" 34 vef9feen tree 22 and kin to bring in the new year properly. Make new acqusin. lances of note. Dress well. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Make it a point to meet new persenalitici, famoiLl p.e()plc, soyou,A,ill usher In the new year (in AQUARIUS (I Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Get together with those you ft vitage 41 1o.ftVJ9&WWV 30 Arab rome 17 A14n4CO. ding b*rd 49 Ssev ' - -- 7 - -,= . + tonight 430) 7V, - I w r 44 Yvik of 80 at fim<mbe I / I1 A emiouse ______ , -L-M i_ c"o bf bwcft k 'AILI ,-* &.':. R ~I 0 L T i V ciI ___ ~k FT - 59 sw*3h _____J 3221502 L r " A rN,If 9Ay;IaLre 1tP,i.$io 1 3 Troia crown L1"(C'ft9C11A!%_tJRl2:KJ1J1J M311191 I 56 Flavor 19C d _ ~- . :~ ~__Tk =-. - -- - - ~ I . F' 400 .t I I . BLOOD 'Il A 11:" - - .Jr OF " ----1&--L~ ,,_~!~_-- - - - ~~ traction," Vinton claims. male artist "We're sort of building *Polish without a record contract Power,' ver) much like r ment of hepickeduP"MelodyofIve. 'eta k P ' mo e Fight major record Companiec fiseesr: "Melody of Lov cording to Vinton has done sCStCd $50 000 and recorded it Own. more then just afford the singer ° lie se nt the ta pe oser to ABC S his first No. 1 recoed hit in 10 Remirds, and a deal was set. sort of 'happening' for Polish More than two million singles people," Vinton says. -It's have been sold since the record August. The album given them a lot of pride. I notice now, for the first time, which shen I perform in nightclubs osr $1 ml Ion "The real joke is on those people stand up and proudly Polish eight companies who turned me embrace their I down, Vinton mused. backgrow)ds." Uni ea we cae Now, Vlnton has twopcocls ) coIncng wi th his career to I help build the Polish image. When ever he appea on a I ret iai * A kik TV talk show, Vinton hands out to his host as cue was wi th nah Shoe) 1Shirts with Polish Power', DEANSCAREERAPPAREL Icbed aoos the front. 112 N. HWY 17-fl r ~6 It seausess cs""Vl"iMal"T __ ~ MASSACRE r7t '~ Forces --Lum-__, - Z~ _-~. __~, ---xj-M, ; __'? ~P; -_ -_ &~ ~4113- - 7I. _ ---~i"'--~_/ __- .%I , • I L I. :4 , I A I. W W N D G S T C A I S I A P A P (44) Green Acres (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show i~__:~__ ---j'~ia-w'! , goa It hedesc S 53 movement." - - _~~ ._L~A__ incide, ritally, despite the fact he I ____ (13) Modern Home 3.00 (2. 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (33) Mr. Ed (44) Three Stooges I 0: CIO (2) Name That (44) La iv In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) Rat Patrol if 6:00 (33) 9:30 (35) Floricia Lifestyle (24) _______ .. (44) Lea v e It To y - - ------ -- - -- - ., ,. - ----- + ------- - - - + = - -- -- + -- - - - --- ,____ �_______________________ _____ _ _ - 2A-..The Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 County Fanne's Arrest, Jackson Kidnaping GaNat in ionalight Spotl 11~ by the irlind as The staU claimed Tampa Onesuspectwaakilledandan case was postponed last week unindicted co-conspirators resic1entSaiicagnlna was ahi t Altamonte police olflcer until circuit court trials of were Altamonte Councilman man hired by Blackburn to kill wounded in a ttlef gunbattle Wilsons are completed. HeraldStaffWrfter .._ dancer Fanne Foxe and the I t., I . w. ;: -, I - after she was arrested Dec. 12, by state ally. investigator C.E. DePuy Jr., on a charge of in. decent exposure following her performance on stage at C:tub:i:)mnter was ('1 rgcd with prnmiin show. MUS Foxe and Pinter posted $500 bond eacn and were released from jail. indect " ~ ; I: t .t _ .[ .f, - .1 , . I It I 1Z . ., . - ..4 - 11~ _ae ' [ RIMM-M ___ -0&=~~ . ,I' - - __ - a = - .. - .. if, I- - - — - -. 4 I ,. _. __, . . . -0-" z.. ~ .- I - . - ~ . ij1. . i, _____ - ---. .- - i I . . ---J. _:I-•-• ..... .- . . r - - fIr ____ --- !4 -1 -4 ____________ .7 . .. — di- __________________________________ io' of people to be listed as con. f.`", I -_ / F ":, - ~ 4 . 4 .. - -. . ___________________ ! - - _ft___! _z- " 111 (IJIU t..aifld. Lee told the jury he was shot The grand Jury report stated on March 19,1971, and again In Hanks violated state election the telephone booth June 11, laws by giving to Myers names 1971 by Cagnifw. . .. "" under oath. - ..1i - J"' - when in fact the people were not contributors. the witness stand, apparently onnirfa#41 1i hi I #6 Charges against flanks were efforts to discredit the women's rown out of Coun ty Cour t testimony, ani said bo th told th because of legal errors, the tru th as they understood it. County Court Judge Harold Blackburn said he didn't Judges Volle Williams Jr. and attempt osi Lte's life, but ad. thrown out the bulk of the telephone talking with Lee June conspiracy, perjury and 11. elections law violation charges against Swofford, Bundy and Pornographic -erry Bran dt J iirearm in felony. commission system-manifested in the $5 million purchase of two piv 0 . p %. oi a '" % Bod Found state witness in the Phillips. an overgrown embankment near interstate Mall, Medical examiners' 1CJ)OILi said the woman, believed to be a white female age 35 to 45, died as a result of two stab wounds. si the chest and e_ omen. The partially clothed body was found by a teenage boy while riding a minibike in the Parrish tri3ls. Miss Ket- area west of a Hattaway Road te ri ngha m is being he ld In residen tial area south of SR-436 protective custody and Is near 14. In vesti gators said clothing scheduled for sentencing t fØjj negotiated probation the week and two . (, ~ Twenty-eight hours after two directors of Associated member newspapers. ski.maskedmen,arnj 1napoUofb,andd shotgun, tied up Mrs. Jackson leaders from the Sanford area, and blindfolded Jackson and the one single event which forced l'.ini to accompany them, affected this area the most the kidnap victim was released during 1974 included Auto Lnharrned near Sanford'. No. 2 Train, First Fed eral Savings Fire station at French Avetu . '..-.£_ ”. *-.. and 34th Street. Stromberg.Carlson and the Jackson was released af ter totion of Scott Ek'ctronici his sun, Cliff, 23, foUod Uw eMary and JJn telophoned instructions and change. dropped $30,000 in an orange the most optimistic gro'e near Mautiand in north statement came from former Or. County. Sanford Chamber Manager livraid !.tafic,rb, covering ate John Krider who said, case continuously from the time "Seminole County experienced police rimeived the first report the greatest growth in all the of the abduction, Joined with county's history, perhaps in It .1 t IN 4 SI I I - I - -. - - _____ . - --,- .. _____ .-: -.,----..-'i.... T... •. -. .. . L ________________________ ...... - --. .' - . 61; -no :.&': - 0 0 . ' LiL._-'. -' -. --- ' •1 _••':tE.7; Auto Train was selected by tbow interviewed as one of the most of visitars to Sanford via Its two northem dq*s Ic"ted at significant contributors to the Sanford and Seminole County Eorton , Va., and Louisville, Ky. "onomic wene, Tbis "uthern termical his brought thousands ---— Horner also hopes the Central iJ r ' . ~ fi 'ii - , ,I I I ~" 9I -I ' ~ .- I I ! I I - ' I C i ' I - - i I save 24%.46% no-iron cape cod curtains , , . I!, ,~ P0, 24" length our reg. 2.79 pr. 2 pr. Our big best Ieter. now at terrific ungsiAs charming as they are easy to care fog in Kodel' sav 25C Fruit of thc polyesler.Avril rayon blend Tie backs inciuded;e white onlyl OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE: 30'...sw,.,189pr, 4., ...an...c.89pr. ,, ,. Zippered cottc protect all pillt .... 1.49 ea. ' wif" e! prints, SflOW W standard hod ,' matching vaance 'f h- • .. " ' - , '_ The fact that 0 George Killed in the tragedy were --r" .-<' ' ~ _, Hess led the dis-Incorporation faction, 1,1:v._- - - ;.--;-' knocking at the Hess's door. Emma, 36, of New Smyrna ~ . 4 , ie city at that time was only 11 months old and divided over - -'. s .'h issues as multi-family zoning, the high cost of running a city I I I tid the general "unresponsiveness" of councilmen. *0 The July 30 vote to ave 27% corporate wa.s the first such election in -, Florida in 10 years. i ' 'I ; - I j - '' - " unusual twist to bring national networks and wire services , -'-- -- -. while his wife, Margie, sat as the city's Mayor, had enough of an There were business failures Milton Wilkin3,38, and his wife, ,' .17~ - - - Were it not for Wilbur Mills' love of champagne and Argen'"' tinlan strippers, Lake Mary would probably have generated th e " most publicity nationally for the county in 1974. tsut, asit was, the aborted two week booking of the Tidal Basin Bombshell Fanne Foxe at Mike Pinter's Casselberry Club Juana, and the Bombshell's arrest at the hands of auper.aleuth investigator Jack Fulenwider, brought Seminole County the most natlonalattentionduringtheyear. (See RclatedStory, Page 2-A). A far iecond in publicity genera tion was th e threatened dis- incorporation move in tiny' Lake Macy. -- - --- r. • Publicity Spotlight, Too which caused pain and area and nationsl rwvsmen in a nation. This area is in eAcellent m1W recession; however. who-n on First Street In Sanford. Beach. and Barbara Clark, 35, fering. voluntary blackout of news in e(-n;1(,,111r rr,r,(1jti(.,q,Knowles stressed the point national expmure which )nu consirltr there is now a Kenneth " I t's n,~ t "The over-building or ratherdaughter her son Cindy, 11ii- ca~t Until J4,., t_L~_a V~"s 9. , 2, and itl~t tl' ( ' v:' tly-' t' t' thaI I-' lik'eyes of oUwrs outside usually is n(t afforded to ! "'ife P&i&r crWited several.%uper Labor fme of 35,OUO in at home. %alue it offered to enhwicing this area, it's a healthy small city. "It's also bringina the under-usqe of residential developmen ts such as Disney county while there was ot1us nly the new look downtown, but all Financial sign w 9 ui!ts was the one factor which Ofbciais he n "one of many people who eventually route to a f oo t ba ll game at said the abduction World, Sea World, Circus World 23.000 back in '71," said Kjjder, the good which this lending yo had ur own" makes financing decide to mov e here per. area U bluest Im pa ct was the fint ransom kidnap In as affecting All Of CLn;tM "we're in VWtM)t coindiUon." Kissimmee. Institution has offered kw,Wly,,, available instead of h&viq to maftenay.,, ," said Albert. U* Wstcry of Seminole County. Florida. "Locally, Aun-Tr "Deducting the 2,400 said Knowles. "They've had go out of town for it. A!bert acknowledged the Pollee, sheriff's deputies and Is um big plus," said Krer. unemployed, th Hodges alio said the ere are some their own progress calendar good which came from this FBI agents, who worked on the ..To grasp the full impact on iooxi more pe ii irdluz of thousands of located Stromberg.Csrlson plant misfortune In .the realization working In and kept to It. First with me !otrlsta Into Sanford and the case as a close-knit team, Seminole, it is importa on Ithmnehart Road in by the gener nt to Seminole Co al publicand that there we do arr-esjed three Sanford men '9 know that in excess of $6 unty than there completion of the Sanford national publicity directed Lake Mary Uis favorably added have sorn' problems ' ' I Lake Mary Captured construction and the decline of diUribution truck on the bridge. were in '71. 'flu rea is in building and the other branch' towardsSanfordwas hours after the abduction. the reason to the grJwing Industrial is a willingness to work nijllionin new istjtion took excellent economic condition, of fice expansions it has why Howard fudges and Jack climate to vie Sanford area, tw suspects, who all place bctteea 1971 and October All Lrslications point to new ao%ided a means of financial flo together to solve them." r selected Auto Train for lived within a mile of the ab.. 1974. flonez-, executive manager upward cycle in Seminole support to builders from this their choice, A president of the Sanford duction scone, wrc Ernest of the Greater Sanford "All of this growth reached a County during the early part of area. instead of !ong out-ofchamber, Albert said his Hodges, president ann Chamhei- of Commerce said town, they knew that it loan chairman of the board for was -droolN over Auto Train, Prmary Project (Or '75 would Southern Shortening employc, Unfortunately be to Improve on the public's , the energy Sanford City Manager money was available, the Atlantic National Bank of and the Central Florida Zoo, willingness to work together, Frank Wheeler Jr., 21, aI4 trists and *'rld wide Inflation Warren (Pole) Kaow1ea' choke t*ilkli ng trade could expect Sardard, Said the locationofThetwoare tied together, If we Jesse James Jones Jr., 23. ha caused Central Florida and was the completion of tne at- assistance from a local soir. Auto Train's s.uthern terminus can ge the zoo completed and %1/e need each other now more Authorities said nearly Semir.ale County to go Into a tractive First Federal building Ce." than e ver,"was the way he - in Sanford has provided thensetuptc*wsfirthesemany Con.luded the Interview, A :.. traffic accidents over the Mary will mean as much Sanford, especially downtown, county this year including five as any other economic boost persons Oct. 11, in a van that ltinged through a wooden which occurred In 1974. Wayne Albert, vice president guard rail on the anti quated „,,,l ,.. - — V1 ..., g',£d- ç. Ip - ., U, ., - A.h..... 13.44 -— ê1- W.II 1fl Rank of Seminole, took a Johns River at SR-415 east of banker's approach to the In. Sanford. teryiew when he said the Passersby and fishermen economy did hurt us here the same as it did nationally; and resCued six children from the van as it filled with water after t he n issued a challenge for , "In the realm of building, it W83 hit from behind by a food it caused some unemployment UL It of Scott Electronjca In Lake Thirty-three persons died in _ t Store 14 _ _', ~ - - oil , :. - - -. ., luxurious 100% polyester room size rugs Another super Lluy 0 Our great line-up. loaded A record 74 per cent voter turnout of the &M registered voters with real value! Plusi, deep 1OO!poIy pi!e is backed with mn-skid rubber for safety and comfort' acorator blue, gold, avocado, red. purpe 8½x1 1½' flarrv=wlY turned back the charter recall. Two-t hirds of the 601 total votes cast (401 votes) were needed to abolish the city. There v'ere 354 votes to do just th at, w hi le 247 voted to retain th e ci ty's charter. is - charge It our rig. 22.97 Corflpare Following the election, Councilman John Norden submitted a I0 1letter of resIgnation. Nurder. was a "pro-city" ad vocate. After the dls-Incorpora ti on move failed, the bL'sinesa of the city — ________________ 'andof th elles.seswentonasusual--withofleexceptlofl: Margie (e in effect thrui-weekend, ....., t....A I.,. 1.,... 1J4 I.... ,,.....n,,Il *,iê in CCIfl't •••! than ____________________________________ - municipal elections. , TORE HOUR , DAILY 10 0 It didn't make Walter Cronkite's desk, this time. QZ SUN. 12 But Fanne Fo.ee did, again and again! NOO - - U",e oRLA #"d -(L'k S' 4AA WntCe4or .t ., As/M'L.ouae/wes,°aLANDOJc ie,A, ok A., : X ~ DO SANFORD % H. *ap I? oAt AIArot / / - - ,:=- - I - — -- . n -- I F OPEN WEDNES NEW YEAR'S DAY 10 a.m, to 6 p. i and the people." was attended by law enHomer wants to expand his forcernent officersand FumcltyDaysprogramlnlrn businessmen. Authorities said a living room Auto Train visitors to Include heater Is believed to ha ve exthe zoo, marina ard the ploded, blowing out the front beautiful St. Johns River, it door and a window and would be the key to drawing engulfing the partially people away from the train para1yze1 woman In nam. yard while they're waiting to have their autos loaded onto Traffic Deaths Auto Train." Homer also said the location ?If ) ", I I Homer feels Seminole will — Sanford Presents, free concerts in the park. easily pull out of the slump "The key is optimism," he — Free seminars explaining said. "We have everything it federal safet, and health takes to see this through — standards. SPrinA Jan. 14. Construction Of a 1175,000 interim city hallfire house in Winter Springs neared com. IN ' fabulous year," Horner said of speakers from across the state. — Greater Sanford Story, a 1974. And he's looking to 1975 picto rial about Sanford used In wi th optimism. Although the an tempt to attract Industry. at economy Is slowed down, Parktirenenfotmdthectrei mills while Altamonte Springs kept the tax levy at five mills and Lake Mary at three e1citY to Farm City Week, hoping to make it into a major sta tewide programs Homer sponsored programs which took care of last year will be expanded next Seminole residents, They Inyear in hopes of attracting cluck: tour ists to Sanford's Downtown —Personality breakfasts '' 16 "I think Sanford had a once a month w it h noted Cooper - I I but his Philosophy is Also to take with auto-train passengers to care of the people who are visit zoo facilities, already here. Looking back to 1974, Horner Many of the successful sa id the cha m ber emphasized Former a s, ~ 0 1;* spentalloflLl4sellingthearea work out a special program 1 Oviedo retained Its property tax levy at four I -_ 9 ford Chamber of Cornimerce, business next year. Ile plans to accused rw will beef up the mayor's power and transform n. council into a 11 I I A/ways Come Ist Jack Horner, the executive - Ca&wlberrY Mayor Bill Grier, in an economy move, Ordered that city employes, voluntarily leaving their Jobs, not be replaced e=W in emergency positions, Altamonte Springs voWs passed a new city qu . manager of the Greater San- Florida Zoo will be ready for sentenced council chose to ralw water and sewer rates or Y I time in Its 34-year history. As the year was coming to a close Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd and 1 participants / construction iMustry locally ran into !rouble with light money and then the recession, rry, In 1974, remained Semlnole,s Longwood, In financial distress most of the raised Its Property tax levy from 3.68 - attraction like the Grant Who sells a city? Seafood Festival, which atIf you guessed chamber of tracts thousands of commerce, yourc rlht. yearly. V the time in its 15-year history, went for a property - -. I - I By ED PRICKETT Herald 8Zaff Writer Ueoreduce utility taxes from d same cent to six per cent. Oviedo's fledgling plan to begin a sewer system or the city with aid from land developers went into hibernation when the IL. . Caase1be. i.,- Winter Springs City Discount Depjrtm I / the - /Area Residen ts .. . city, Southern Gulf, and turned down a bid to levy an eight per cent utihtY tax. Ir - - Chamber's Jack Horner: a, V V I I I inne property tax-tree community as the city Lake Marytalked about 0 - .. - of the state's Seminole County Comprehensive Planning Act. The act, referred to as the "little ELMS (Environmental Land Management Study) Act" requires research and development — ByJOl1NSPOLi AUOCILtC Editor Police said money was the Watergate and the nations motivefortheFeb.28kjdnapof economy were the over. George Jackson Jr., 53, from wheuning choices as the his Sou ther n Shortening plant stories of 1974 acvorciing to a at 2200 Country Club Road, recent vole by editors and news Sanford.' water supply. ___ A I 3. The first tender steps In October towards implementation Sanford, Jackson Kidnaping earlier, opted for fluoridation of its cltu'a GrolAIInrl Pa; i ns L sorely-needed Seminole County Jail Si \ vOtee's following Oviedo's lead three months Dec. 31,1974--aA & 2. Voter rejection of a bo nd th at would have provided for the - abandoned five years In rea n xce ent Economic Condiletion aw - fire departments. later arrerted, ty council approved a million bond issue to update and city's water arvi sewer erry Tuesday, IIU%IUUUUB. Voters approved the free county library system Of 11,387 to 9,730 in the November generai election. by a margin . program, branch es ; ), I , ; would be located throtwhrfhpisn,,y,, '""IJ WIU uuwunoones Would make materials the available to relden1s. CoInhzIIssfofl(.f5 who gave their support to the library Vervlces, have dLscttj the need for a special half T1I1I property Lax to fund the program. The target date for operation is Oct. 1, 1975. Politically, the biggest county story has to be the voluntary retirement of R-epubllcen CommissionerGreg I Drummo nd from xlftIcal life, and his subsequent replacement by Democrat Harry Kwiatko wski in November. The addition of Kwlatkowski to the board brings the total of Democrats to two and a half with Democratic first term commissioner Mike Hattaway, and once Democrat now-Rep ubli can Sid Vihlen Jr =i Close on the heels of th ese three cowfly stories of the year for importance are: - - --1. The move towards a county fire protection systom andthe IF anticipa ted phasin g-out of th e local voluntary, non -professional years in prison; : UIIL second to the regional utility move, in terms of long. rangeclose effect on counti ans. diamond rings _. million gallon daily capacity regional sewer treatment plan~ Longwoo voters, by better than 2-1, meanwhile, tutned down (and city council confirmed the successful referendum for county library services and the It m ission promise to fund the program has k, be 8 a against an nmate in the county Altamonte Springs was con. Jail. Sta te Atty. Abbott Herring's Material victedoti the same charges and RM! Bat*Mella, gained worldwide for. WViS received a sentence Of evidence and sentenced to five office refiled a perjury charge headlines two mon ths bef ore State Ally. Abbott Herring after the trials. Jackson told reporters be 20 years to life in the kidnap near the body haven't furnished years in against Swofford after the has prison. appealed a circuit court the Casselberry incident when didn't know why he was picked case. I In Dec. 18 ,court appearance any leads In efforts to Identify Ben Haines, 39, Arthur original indictment was ruling that his raid and seiz she jumped into the as a kidnap victim and didn't ure Raymond Miss Ketteringhain said she the murdered woman. Ellis Gaines, 2, of Bruncion, 17, and Kilce Mullins, disml&sed on a technicality, Washington, D.C., of allegedly pornographic was tidal basin rez11y know who his abductors Sanford, a self-described 34. Ua of Or do were conwith Phillips, Parrish and Ian after police stopped a car in might have been. The grand jury indictments materials froni an Allarrionte Hobbs, who brandished gum "lucky rabbit hunter" who said victed in the case. flames was didn't fare well in the cou-ts Springs warthouse of the which she and Mills were Murders '41 honestly believe they he and Hoisce Gathers found sentenced to six months to three as I riding. because of a series of legal Transcon Corit, was illegal due to leave fingerprints, but said would have killed me If any another $10,000 of the ransom Also unsolved are two Sanerrors in their wording, in- to a faulty search Warrant, Brundon, Mills, a Democrat, was reshe didn't enter the store, (news media) of you had money, was convicted by a monthsto 18 months, and eluding switched dates, and ford area murders — the elected despite the notoriety reported on it while I was wi Thousands of confiscated Police say Miss Ket- shotgun slaying of 53-year-old th SarifOrd circuit court Jury Of that followed. But a furor them," Jackson said. Mullins was placed on a work neglecting to charge the crimes books wid films have been teringliam went to Atlanta, James W. Fairly, a part-Urnoe illegally possli,g the money release program in which he alleged were committed in stored for possible USC 83 whtre she was erupted after Mi1sappeijr,Jon Police said Jackson was held and was sentenced to three to was to spend the weekends in Seminole County. night clerk at McAllister Motel a Boston stage with Misa Foxe tied to a bed in an evidence against former aft prison. odldnreturnto Charges jail for 18 onSouthwestRoadandtheJuly of perjury against Transcon official Jerry Mabie in late November. He entered a house on Alexander Avenue, waiting car. Police arrested Gaines in beating death of John E. hospital several days later, Judge Williams ruled Swofford and Bundy haven't and clerk Marvadean Graham, and wrapped under a Belle Glade with a $6,500 trial, testimony by flames and come to pending appeals Burrows, an 86-year-old complaining of exhaustion, blanket in a moving car during automobil arrested on charges of e they said he had Brundon that Beck Trial ta te to the of Jan. 13 Roseland Park subdivision th Then, because of LU health, he the ordeal. allegedly by the s Four wholesale promoti on of oix,cene purchased with some of the said "sock being District Court of resident. decided not to seek a new term it to 'em" after Appeals in ma t erials. "They didn't hurt me but they money, A self-styled minister Is read a proposed "hit list" two West Palm Beach. as chairman ofthe House Ways did threaten to kill me if anyone Circuit Court Judge Voile w.heduieti Gathers gained a reprieve to go on trial in and -Means Committee. Herring in late November Williams Jr., threw out the circuit court at Sanford Jan. called either the police or news from threatened probation weeks prior to the Air-Flow fire 13 Fires Claim Sijr was not admissible under state filed an appeal of Judge search warrant authorWng the Miss Foxe's pre-Mills media," Jackson said. violation when he agreed tosign law. Williams Sept. 12, order sup- July 17 raid stripper's lees were $300 a Wheeler and Jones were a promissoryynote guaranteeing It didinnot png charges Six persons burned todeathin During Evans' trial pressing evidence in the Bundy specify Itemsbecause actually seized %"Jli4ng the Oct. in a case Lweek. She reportedly was to get acquitted by an all-woman repayment of the $480 he said he detailed five years of alleged c 11 fires In Seminole County in 1974 theft of a se. A week earlier Herring the raid. $15,000 a week for a two week Tampa jury in May, alter their got from the $10,000 "find." two men In a Midway Mable, 31, 1836 Rusbwood safe rer,orterlIy containing a including _ arson and one sniping attack appealed a ruling by Judge engagement at Club Juana, but trial was moved to the west li Midway family's fe rooming house.gr 1100,000 hi,?: she citstjhe which he claimed he carried Stiawn dismissing the charges Court, Orlando, also faces gpgaj Coast city because of pee-trial Arsonists 1. and a woirman and two men In a against Swofford. out on union urtlers. the end of the fleet ieet publicity Pinellas County. charges of Grant Wilson Jr., 47, of seemingly bewildered with the Davis pleaded guilty to the. ,Convicted . selling or distributing otcene - East SR-434, Altamonte Frm laborers Joseph Corruptlonj AsaMJpptIon floodof publicity and Ihhkfl by kidnap and was the state's magazins. He surrendered Springs, is In county jail star 3 CII Andrews, (, and Ernest Ralph Dec. 18 at Sanford and posted $200 the sicrape with Florida law. witness against Jones and Atterapt Four Men were convicted And Charged bond on Campbell, 3O burned to death the witness 000 bond on the Pinellas She tod a startled audience Wheeler, ; one suspect freed in circuit 16 when a blaze, believed tampering charge. He was June CoI%lcttd gambler Harlan charges. that she'd rather quit taking her Jurors said they felt that court on arson charges stemjailed Dec. 20, after to have started in a mattress State Atty. In July clothes oil than to jeopardize Davis' testimony, as a 4f ming a Seminole County "Ilse Colonel" Blackburn, from the Sept. 19, 1973 Grand Jury Aut,heriUes said the Pin~llas Abbott Herring's staff said that Ignited by a cigarette, investigating already serving a 22-year charges, filed Dec. 6, are Mills' career any further. She confessed drug user and kid. blaze that destroyed 26 ser, In a witness In the robber y case, ckstre)ed a two-atory rooming ,ice alleged political corruption in federal prison term, was connection with announeerreementfrom naper, was not alleged Mrs. Georgia Peterson reliable — tricks at Air-Flow Designs in Altamonte Springs indicted house-grocery store-cafe at convictedin January of aiding distribution of nagan the stage and a vacation in the despi te physical evidence of es to Orlando, was Beatdall Avenue told Wilson would and Main former Altamonte Springs and a be tting a man already adult book stores over th sta te, West Indies. Her manager handwriting and fingerprints Circuit Court Judge Voile Mayor Lawrence kill her or have kill if St re et nei by Le ed me ul Eudell Swofford, city acquitted in a June 1971 hinted that she might write a against the defendants. Williams Jr., threw out arson public works director s te tifi es agai ns t him in the Jan. Jr. Donald assassiaation attempt on book about her zperIences. Wheeler was later A8P Shootf 13 trIal, and conspiracy charges against 'Bundy and Seminole COWIIy Blackbirn's In an eaclualve interview to three years in prison for William one time Two other men escaped the K. Beck, 5, of Orlando, Wilson's wife, Mary Lee fire with minor InjurIes. Planning and Zoning Corn. lieutenant Clyde Lee of Trials are scheduled Jan. 6, with Herald Women's Editor violating probation on a 1972 busIness agent for wits, i, is Plumbers missioner Richard Hanks, on bond, 3 Longwood. Jean Patteson, Ml Foxe In- firearms for two suspects in the Nov. Fire of undctermInej origin and Pipefitters Lca1 8. hed in the safe theft Case The trio was B la cktujn was sentenced to a attempted robbery-ahootout of as gutted a house at 1306 West 16th dicated her life was happier as Jones was later sentence'1 to robbery principal." Daniel Evans, 26year-old participating in an alleged . six-month to 10-year state the A&P food store at a Street, Sanford, April 7, killing a little-known stripper in an 90-daYs in Jail for assault union In organizer The juvenile court trial of a Johnie F. Harold. frorn election liw fraud scheme. Also prison term. obscure Washington nightclub. j2, Otis D. AlLimonte Springs. 17-year-old youth charged in the Harold, 68, and I felt all right in the Addle Williams. 78. beginning," she said, "but as 1 be Altamon te Springs and Fern 'more tsmo'.zsand the = Chamber Manager John Krider offers become higher priced, I don't feel like a of 0-year-old -year.old Nancy more. To the agencies, the club I In a ocidng chair on the 1 -1 front porch of a house at 156 money-making machine." North Street, Altamonte ; 1 utility s"tenu-was Probably IhP one county gove rnment ac on with the most far-reaching ifnPlicationi during 1974. A well-run coun ty system could mean fewer rate a more thoroughly maintained s Ystem less prone to service in. terupt.lons and aI mor e uniform approach to utility opera lions ne regiona increases . for Lcngwood which would have linked the city to Altamonte Springs f sewer system andd 1974 in the mole County cities of i Altamonte Spriggs. casselberry, Longwood, Lake Mary, OvJWo and Winter Springs, Alle monte Sings finally received apr l from the U.S. Environmental Pro tection Agency and the U.S. Department , Ile fourth suspect in the case, Dorothy Ketteringham, Police are still trying to 18, Slidell, La., has pleaded Identify a woman whose Blackburn, 54-year-old one- guilty to misdemeanor charges &-composing body was found time area crkne kingpin, tool: and is expected to be the key Nov. 24 in Altamonte Springs on accounted . Y)dNNAESTES C Sf Writer alking before . = i.i Herald Staff Writer was killed and U. Steve Garver money believed to have been In wounded. Garver Is Ahe safe ha3n't been r recuperating from his wounds. police said. ors were Mandell, Robert Dennis Phillips, 28, Gomillion Hillery, 71, his Lester Zimmerman and Leslie' with Cagninsand the attempted Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Dean sister, Mary Brown, 66, and a Gibbs. murder py Parrish, 38, Lyons, Ga,face friend, Roosevelt White, 68, Bundy was also accused of Maithers ackburn's ex- charges of robbery, second were bound by four Intruders conspiring with Dorfman to girlfriend, ind Laura Mae degree murder, attempted who ransack~d a house in - • By BILL BELLEVILLE builder Lester Mandell booth at Sj.134 and 1-4 t after a "laundering Process." by telephone with Blackburn. Named as unindicted Co. Willie Ft x, Blackburn's .1,, . cases are scheduled for trial UL. County Court Judge Wallace Hall. A mother of four, MISS Foxe, $20,000 of the ransom money 38, whose Jan. 28 real name is Anabella was recovered or f I i 1 from assasination attempt, a por. y raid and =P ht:ata: ed an -' Z I. accusations of political Corruption, a 19"sI underworld '".'., - : - Seminole County in 1974. Police and the courts were also with cams involving arson, appvrwce at county jail ir. Sanford briefly - MUfllCipCliities Su ffer - Svstemc Were Key Moves Dan Dorfman and former Lee. but a jLry In Titusville had when police entered the store In his wife and the acqu ate were arrested Oct. 18, Myers. case that stemmed from an 1-4 while the robber was In after investigators found pieces According to the grand jury early mon shooting while progress. of a safe at Wilson's borne and a report, Swofford took 12,MO Lee was in a pay telephone rharles Hobbs, of Atlanta, safe In nearby Pearl Lake. The ransom busi nessman turned the national news spotlight .m Utility Jury The arrest of Evening Herald,Sanforci,Fl - Purchases 0 0 Of . ___ ________________________________ ___ -- '(l$SIMN(( .l 1 Offf"Wa Awl, WIiTICHAvEpe OttPIO$C,p,p, Diva ,, I Dt.YTONAB[, ( Oa,f', - i 3L*ii.wlj j' �_______________ (DfINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evenin ]Jerald JACK "The word was passed," one participant told politics," Steens swore to us. "It's alcoholism." beyond Asia, on the body of the world." , ' _______________________________________________ P RALPH throughout the world, but is locked in battle at home with a slipping economy that has the "experts" puzzled about what to do. That war is expected to continue at least into early 1975 before it - WORLD f In l War especiaUy of gasoline. Accordi ng to a Just-released study cornmissioned by the American Enterprise Institute, lighthearted way many resolutions are taken, there a publicly supporW, nonpartinn researcb and educa tional or ganization, one of the most sen. would be a more unwed nation Involved in ur- sible steps the nation could take would be to and . , : ' , ' .#/ fr" average citizen's trust in government. Iftie current dustrial nations has no provision for stodpiling economic bIem has been called the step-c hild of crude oil bond normal ' Watergate and the Cover-Up, authors of "Energy- Self-Sufficiency: An The simple pledge of a citizen that he will do all Economic Evalua tion," prepared by the Energy in his persoial power to support those who are Laboratory of Massachuset ts Institute of working to solve the most puzzling economic Technology. If the United Sta tes required oil companies to problem of this half century would also return trust maintain stockpiles, as do European countries, ( of 0 i, :. ,1, /' ,._- '__ I I are drawing unempent bents in are not 1 coun, figire Wt is up considerably hvm a year ago and up sharply in the last month. Recession may well be necessary to cure Ir.faUon but if it's your paycheck that Is lost, the cure is worse than the disease . p have cost nearly 800,000 of the state', telephone customer, rutce money, Deputy Atty. Gen. Baya Harrison jfl ys. Fortunately, two PSC commissioners met in . . request by General Telephone Co. pending public hearings. Th e first hearing will be Feb. 25 in Tampa. , NOVAK Man Held In Death LAKE LAND, and - Fla. tAP) assault charges Tennessee man faces ,f '( ____ ' , ) I .. / / t. superstars .- coming series of talks, of others are going to have to negotlate' with pain. while a number I . '1 ,' ' '1 tongue muscle he suffered 1 / . I because. of excessive grinning during his recelit CW 41/~ ,' . 101to ___________________________________________ Px - Letters To The Editor Editor, rw Herald: oil blackmail and cutting ergy costs are This question from a Sunday School teacher contradictory U the target date is the early loft the was Put to the guardian angel Psahnist of the old "AcWeving U.S. energy self-stdficiency by l98 would almost certainly mean much higher 'h0frait of rhy7ne and reason at DeBary, Florida: - DEC. 30. Ie71 individuals. churehe'* anil nib', .m.-i- p Tammy DOtOvhy . out of the llnp but his bencridden teammate Mexei Kosygin is still on the disabled list with an ou t-of-joint nose. For the French, lanky Val G 'dd'Es'alng is limping trOm a cut foot that has been blamed on Brezhnev 9 This has to be the absolute p Springs c - ~ 1 (' J Gorwn R Britton Offer to de Giscard to Canada even up for Pierre Trudeau has already been turned down. • William C. I Muse Elmira F Hall Sanford F Dovdney Trudeau is currently sidelined witi ____ ____________ ______ ________ , "The deal is ,. 4 4 ~ simply this, My dear -- alther we bite the bullet, or we bite the dust!" Ur next maiilng iii start all over again." - A mo re deprng view Of life can hardly be Imagined. says Bettelheim. Nor is there any suggestion that something meaningful may go in school In fairtifts to Jand wW Mark.things me not much better in other readers. The _____ Clock ' / ISSES' AND JUNIORSY EANS to s3 to s5 OUT rag. 4,99 to 7,97 our rag. Super buy at this Price for funky cotton denims, more in ripe colors! Sizes In group for misses, Jrs. - _____________________________________ save 2.99 to 4.99 - 2.99 save 1 99 to MATERNITY SIZE MISSES' GROUP OF COORDINATES save 99c to 3.99 GIRLS' SELECT Tops AND BOTTOMS SPORTSWEAR $ * 79O Our reg. 9.99 to 14.99 reappraisal of priorities. Springi 8.99 to 12.99 What a fabulous groupl Fashion sweaters in newest fabrics, textures and Colors! Don't waste a minute! doesn't see any "drastic cut. ba cks" but said there may be a Bernard Kamann. CRItona Dora Jean Downer. ltona George Wayne Fuller Deltona Eleanor A Henneman N. Winter i ) ! 0 hl&;L BEATRICE,' ANDERSON ( 4 ___________________________________________________ i She was director of the Seventh Grade Department for 35 Bluefield W. Va., btspital. He was a frequent visitir to Mrs. Beatrice A. Anderson, year:;; president of the ford. 71, of 107 Shannon Ix., died Jacaranda Garden Circle, Survivors include I $3 our reg. 3.99 to 8.99 $5 our rag. 3.99 to 8.99 School Officials. Harris nott-A. am also faced with th! soaring Imaginel 11 off on special looks cost of electricity and natural as rates, New fabrics, colors! this year from $700,0 to about $1.2 mill Ion, according to Harr is. smart misses will love these Grab a I e $1 $ FASHION BLOUSES ..... SMOOTH KNIT TOPS .... $ u Sclect group of mother-10-be looks at inf lation-fighting prices' For dress. casual. wove put together for big value! .1i,.. LP eL situation: . "How much state his wife, porate taxes are hurt by the was member of First Baptist sportation Union; secretary o!Middletown, Ohlo;daughter "1 think, optimistically, 11 Church Of Sanford for 54 years. Soutbslde Elementary School; Ernestine McKlnrny, Owen capital outlay funds still come ______________________ secretary First Baptist Church; sboro, Ky.; sevei grand. in—growth will be manageable , - . 11 I 11 I -, i ~ funeral Notices I ~ ; # # L. ANDERSON. 5rRIcE • A.— runeral services ,or Mrs Beatrice A And,ron, 71, of 107 Shannon Drive. Sanford. who died Sunday. will be hold Wed nesday at 1pm at First Baptt • Chvrch with Dr .1 Ted Cosmato r1f,clAtIng vie*ln g h ou f s , Iveiday, 0$ p rs & br,tn Funeral Home Burial In 'f I cha rge, HOOSETT, LUTHER J. Funeral services for Lulner Hoglet?. 63. of *70 S Myffle Ave. Sanford. who died Monday will at 11am, Thursday, t Brisn Funeral Home with Rev Henry Stameyolficlal,r,g Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Brnon I .r member of First Ba,)tist children and eignt Church Choir; secretary of grandchildren, i I I " i N .1 - Gramkow-Gaines .1 Flares. more in top fabrics, SMART PANTS st ep. for a good year." -_ Senior Citizens Club of Sanford: Funeral services %-Il be held member of the Woman's Club of at Segales Funera Iforne, Sanford; member of the Prince ton, W.Va. FIorIda E x t e n s i 0 fl Homemakers Clubs. UJThERII0GSI11' Survivors include two sons Lather J. hIogsett,of 820S. Charles, Tampa; and Craig Myrtle Ave., Sanfod died What girl won't love this big group of tops and bottom7! All the WEATHER VrsterCl high $3 low sanford for the pas eight / S • $ .1 * Great buy for the enthusiast' UsSembied 100 PAIN FIGHTER EXCEDRIN TABLETS QUADRAPHONIC -__ - STEREO .i 991, $219 our reg. ,010 pack. 26 gil trash bags _lies portions on 4 CAPEHART 69 0 our reg. Sic -• : req. 99.9 our ourreg.3S.9 CAN LINERS . MEN'S 27## I O-SPEED RACER Pirue To Life color that'll pleas e the family TRASH Years. fie was a menber of Swaney, Miami; Mrs. Joyce Osteen Baptist (7hureh. Ile was Frved, Orlando; Mrs. Laura retired from Civil Serice, a Gutilla, Sanford; 18 grand- 'iietn be r of the Dsabled or less to $6 298 moes to $3 GROUP ...$4 WITH STAND •PIumply fiber filled, corded zero Conditions are epected improve by mid mr'rnn Night and morning tog and mostly sunny allernows through Wednesday Continued mild Hight in uppff Yo% ' and low SOs. t.ows tonight upper SOs 10 10W 60% Variable winds 10 m p h COO' RDI '' N ATE MOTORLA 18 COLOR PORTABLE our req. 3.flN. Travelers advisory in effect early lhis morning Møtçjtts should eerc,se cautn for dn,' lo this t~'4 A 399 pkg. this children; nine great- American Veterans. Extended Forecasts Thursday gran childr n; mother, Mrs. throu gh Sa turday. Surivars include ht wife Florida Chance of rain northern Ruth Hall, Lake Worth; Mrs. Ruby liogsett; a stew districts Thuray rdng into brother, Arnold Martin, daughter, Mrs. Diane Bush, central and southern at this low pri e TWIN BED PILLOW PACK I Anderson, Daytona; daughters, Mrs. Martha Hertzog, Folsom, Dooley County, Ga., be lived in to ('al.; Mrs. Ruby Thomson, our reg. 1.41 with air .IThe extra strength pain reliever, nee. safety c.ip •Dclu'iC system sus pflSlOfl speakers _________________________________________________________ " turning COOIr Thursday end Friday Brisson runeral Home in of Lakeland Ga. .Nir& Immil Comiinia ndcr, Pensacola; Mrs. charge of arrangements. Funeral Home IL semonols Blvd Pn 131lS5O—Lonqwod Tabor ]caw lop COlor, Styles n group, Layer summed up the she came to Sanford in 1913. She Auxiliary of the United Tran- Donald, OfSanford Sri II.T. Jr., affect Seminole County. im a Apparently the check writer diaregar the letter. I is most gratifying tr, be asswe that we ci tizens have again about the matte r th ree Ic (our weeks ago and Mr. Hyatt informed me SPOLSKI p,0tection from such harinfu elements. Obviously Uldt the bank records of the check Witer had though. ,oZ all the citizens feel a iced for such protection relueted, been This must be a most since 11 goodly complicated procedure. number were paog six dollars each for Judge Sirics pii)tainied the Watergate T the pri vilege of viewing ape$ from White House In less tIme." 1 MMES' FA concern" among school of. licials that state legislators will alter the financial mix and give less to school boards next yer. All in all, Has said he ______________________________________________________________ El el Eddie Woods AREA DEATHS t,,,t1 inquired BY JOHN save 2o99 to 3o99 g s vic'bting the law in Seminole Ct*pty IIU b arrested." It the ne W • money in Tallaha.ssee. Ha rris said there is "grave Rosa e of t Lillian B Sipes Clarence Barlow Dwayne P. Hall John Dick, DeBary BIRTHS . .- savings and lots family •• pars resolutiOn to help you save of our all year Iong ! generated ___________________________________________________________ , a=-& DISCHARGES Rhonda Rei,nolcls Artie Houstøn George Beckelheimer. Orange City Frank P Piddell. Oti William Frederick - S '00"M~~~~~~~~~~ - other Sanford Dorothy B Slabiugh. Deland Jean While, Deland Bernard karmann. Deltona John Deltona Merle M Daniel. Dettona Anna Guinte, Dettona Clyde I Shonyo, Enterprise Larry R Chappell, lake Mary Beveiy Smith Arlis 5. WoodaIl John 0, Ashley Richard Billie Lesle. R. Gordon , Around * more for the entire board's been devised, On the hand, the school board may find Itself short about $40,000 In money from local property taxes because of a shortage of Mr. & Mrs Henry PatrcIa VinSon, a girl, Longwoctj JoNathan 0. Bedlnbaugh. Thelma Atkinson ' I Bishop overenthusiastic VUM* walking. 1U French EdIW, re Herild: N flunrr Lorrain* Graham --______________ 41 ~ ' ff Huge mrkdow special for - Ella M Merrill Tony flro*n Brenda Campbell Herbert H Geitter Mary Williams, Altamonte ADMISSIONS during hl.s last crucial outing. Having his fingers permanently crossed isn't expected keep of X allegedly mritains several million lethal his ehrnni.aIlu •,,,i..,j *, .... Uoses." for their wonderful conbuU mosa s wfly Chiang Kai-shek has &gain reinjured the needy Rep. Aspin &sd the AP should be prosecuted his nose tripping over his beard. The Chin families this rlstn.as. ese "Encounter" magarine. In fact, he charges, the The desire to share, particularly in this tum for aiding and sbetting the enemy WA Aspin Reds' brittle veteran twosome of Mao Tse4ung Harper & Row primers are a major reason why of unusual economic premwes was and Chou En-lal is also being called the .,Over the should be Impeached tnstan'Jy. There seems w many ddldren not only never learn how to beyond expression. gratifying be im length A.-oir. will not go to aid th,e enemy hill gang" in some circles, with both doubtf ul read properly but are pernunently turned off Every gift gave evidence of a great deal of or hobble the U.S. and an irresponsible news starters for upeoming crwi4 negotiations. from personal thought and time taken In the midst of service, with wide acceptance And finallY this note: Veteran official Kurt has deadly to our siri'ival as any atomic to be as Waldheim is re portedly' For example, the first two pages show pictures (lays already filled with demands. out of action indefin.ly bomb. with Injuries received while Of Janet and Mark. Janet is tending a toma to Mrs. FraneesCordell knocking his head S. B. J&n"Q.owe against the wall in plant and Mark is raking gr. recent action, ______________________________ Now, no no1 ft-grade boy enys raking -'. or mowing grass, says Betteltwim, and OWy q There are times when letters receive from few girls Of this age are enamoured of tending It would be eatly appreciated if your offic s"u reader, are so thoughtpro,ting it would be a e would tomat p!an!, Immediately, the young potential (ll!l S'!lIC of the above ,&'r lti not to use them asa ctWnn, described enthusj m prosecuting th e ite r Of the bogus c heck reader's intelligence is imulted. you have been Die following from J.C. McDoiald, manager of the Llwwbm-. the readers powedully suggest% holding In Your (4fice since September I.9. 1974 San(ordMobile Park Inc.,of Sanfore and addressed to the ( a period ftt school is best avoided: (it almost three months). Although the publicity would be State Attorney's Office falls into tiat category. "In the morning you get up. You get ch'essed. __ utmewhat insignificant the task should be relatively easy By printing it, I'm certain list well have a sub- inasmuch You get breakfast. Even If you get wet you go to ,III as you have th e address of t sequentronsef he check writer and tOfflce,dIwelcumejL also know out of school where he is employed, Officers "itWasnoted wf th grat in won't have to seaidJ,pJayy se purcha a yougobogaIn.Afteradayofge up on tickets either the State's Attorney's office in dfecflng the arrest Of ,0 wait p until 2 gett1n dressed and getting breakfast, and Fanne Foxx, the stripper, in th wee morning hours a.m. getting wet, WA getting to whool, and getting hot recently. It waz inspiring to note tte remarks of the States ' _W Attorney (according to newspapet articles) such as sW to (Socks?). And they han't learned a thing, wri tes famed du e cational psychologist Bruno Bettelheim in Wh a a 'pectacular kickmo method of splitting upthemoney Soviet standout ' soi I HOSPITAL NOTES aPpeaflCeL Kissinger is also still hampered by the cauliflower left ear he incurred last season when he listened to too many whispered Lenny Brezhnev Is also hur. ting, having suffered severe hand cramps while holding his fingers crossed under the table ,- --. were Sydney last month while trying to say "Fat chance" in Arabic during the crucial Mideast talks. Ford's ace substitute, Hank Kissinger, meanwhile, has come up wi th torn lip ligaments •• I ' lOamt0 6 Pm - - Ga to have his sprained pact-signing hand In a cast but he a ppears to have recovered from pulled V,. I - said water • 1 ) i "best person for the least ~ amount of tax dollars we ~ interceptor most "t--_____,____ - .- ,all salary has not been set, I WaterShut Off Upsets 5Famili Thomas Otis Knight, : L: I k - 4 Otherwise we would be hearing news roadcasts like: Power .. Although the negotiator's Youngstown, Ohio. Manager Springs. Knight ) __ . - For the United States, Gerry Ford is reported three years "compares favorably-' with the alternative of trying to develop tota lly domestic of ergy. basic Co uslon Of U study costofsecurity is too high Lilt Is sought solely by eliminating imports. Th e authors present estIma tes 5howffi4 that the two jtlflcatIcns for FBI Susceptible to incapacitating injury tonight is that number of Big I "I" / .1 Joint - ) L by to fill the position as union is Ma Grayson of Altamonte says school official will get the Polk County jail, b Good Mning, diplomacy fans. The big news .t/4fr . as develped k - DeBartolo Corp. negotiator. possibly can." Asst, Supt. Roger Harris says pressure from union negotiations will bring pressure on the school budget. 7 also casting es arris Hisaw' Arrests A eye toward the possibility ALTAMONTE SPRINGS WASHINGTON (AP) AP) An escaped prisoner charged city water department unemployment benefits could 0 the slaying of a millionaire Miami Industrialist and his spokeiman said today the shut be granted Seminole teachers • during wife was captured early today by the FBI in an apartmen t off of water to some Th homes, lie summer holidays. said it could cost the board in New Smyrna Beach, without notice Monday while as much as $120,000 a week if 23, one of the FBI's 10 sewer lines wanted benefits are paid. It's also fugitives, was heavily armed "hen captured, but $'was being installed was regrettable. possible, Haffis said, that the given no opportunity to Offer any resistance," said FBI 3OkSfl will amend the law Difector Clarence hi. Kelley. was turned off to hoints. in the'. Leilat Knight was charged in the slaying last July 17 of ke Brantley area While 1~111,11 provides benefits to ns and his wile, Lillian, after allegedly forcing the contractors, Bumby and grades K.l and below. inure positive note for i Industrialist to pay SK000 in ran.som. Authorities said the Stimpson, installed sewer lines pair had been abducted and forced to withdraw along Sits 434 and 431 to connect Harris i3a $50 million trust fund from a bank in return for their release, wi th the planned new re&onal in Tallahassee which for the sewer plant on Keller Road. (it time this year can be used for secondary and elementary education. However, no me thod has been developed to get the funds thto __________ ______________________________________ the school system, nor has my Identical twins, Janet and Mark and --Socks" Seminole County office wants to thank all the _( "'?i of J. of the 1,284,000 sq Crossville, Tenn., surrendered Monday to two deputies and was with first degree murder In the dea th of his wife, Lillian, 48. Holmes, who held without bond in wasalsochargedwith aggr police cer, authorities said. - 6 the Edward charged l ,Doesn't prices for American consumers than a policy who madea popular comedian like Jack tiny Associated Presi's part. larynx, which he suffered when he began yelling, It is easy to see Aspin's The entire community must help bear the burden. Even ff the that relied on some imported oil," people laugh do the Father's ' My part as he Is the same party who delayed the oil fields! Mine! Mine! Mine!" during cost tends to be inflationary, the expenditure helps the govern- director Edward J. Mitchell. says project on Earth? Answer entitled GOOD WORK:"°' recent negotiations. "TO Alaskan pipeline while he tried to get the pipehne ment rest pressures for more expensive refla tiona ry make good peoesmlle isnoble cause. To "In other words, the premi um paid for th England's Harold Wilson 13 Still in perfect make tocomethroughCan where Thideaud'sleflst condition mea es. em think can also aid God 's laws. And angels na tional energy insurance would exceed the cost but there go vernment codd tigh ten The Senate and the House have agreed on a compromise bill of the damages the insurance Is supposed smile as they perform the task, of righ teous energy noose cares, since his has been no sign that anyone team again unscheduled. ar ound our ned at will, as they are demo auth,orizing $5.5 bUllon in aid — public service jobs, unern- pcotect us against." to service as the Father asks" nPalestinian quarterback Yassir Arafat has strating now. oyent benits and public works projects. President Ford kwned up with a sore arm from overpracticing should sign the bill. AP's irposs1bWty came In naming his otilck draw, which Is, Coincidentally, the Dick, Jane juid Spot are no longer on the Editor, The Herald: . Ingredients of the neirve gas, thus putting in the. same problem plaguing Israel's elementary educational scene. But hold your Yitxyak Rabin. hands of terrorj organization a tool for blackIn the Eastern Division, South cheem They ~ave been replaced by their The Vietnam's Division of Family Strvices in the mall of any sbta)le city In the wotId. "One quart Nguyen Van TWeu still seems relutUnt to test BERRY'S WORLD 6,000 vehicles was A here after holding two A sheriff's spokesman said Harry B. Holmes, 48, of ) as, say, professional football playe . ______ hold the o,000 0 1 I " would cost about $900 million annually. But even the cost Of a stoëI1e uffldent size to nation against an embargo for v Public Service Tallahassee MondaY, and in an open meeting voted to suspend a $73.7 million rate hike One of the live or six small things In th e universe we ha ve to be thankf ul for these days is that the negotiators in international diplomacy , the casts to the companies would rise about 25 pledge cents a barrel. A stOCIk tha t would cover the wi th a United States against a one-year embargo The slide Into recession has steepened. The unemployed of V. The was ,, -- of futare oil embargoes. the The United States alone among major in. Jobless * Nose Out . CONDI'rIoNs in finding a solution to the slipping economy. It wouldn't be an easy task; certhiy, but if th is resoluti on was taken seriously instead of in e th Happy New Year! - Fla. tAP C 1111nission almost made a serious mistake that cou Id estranged wife, Polk County authorities said, - sincere wish of prosperi ty and good will, TALI,AIIASSEE:, sheriff's deputies at bay as he allegedly shot and killed his - in government to its proper place. At the same time, that resolu tion or would enable the nation to welcome 1975 In General Tel Bid • Watergate, Nixon's resignation and the other Oi problems that went with th e scandal. As 1975 arrives, it would be a fitting gesture for America ns, regardless of political bellefs, to resolve The talk now in Washington is all a bout øiergy conserva tion anil how best to persuade or to assist in any y possible the nation's leaders force Americans to cut their consumption, ,There is little doubt that Watergate shook t~ murder leadership, something shaken in 1974 by prOgresS. .01 a Major Key The Discount Department Store " . In Southeast PSC Corrects 'Error' ip Stockpiles How the economic war is solved depends a great deal on America's faith in govern ment ning the country to a state of prosperity Alta t ll Bigg s t FL:II[, IN BRIEF 0 ' : police and sent to Cogress. ArAla education," Layer said. Regardless of Layer's I mon e desires, school boatd officials across the state foresee diificulties in bargaining with Ma e teachers and other employes Earlier this year, school board members hired a professional negotiator, Dr. ALTAMON: SPRINGS-. Jerry Lee Hart. Hart was acThe $36 million Altaraonte Mall, tively opposed by the Seminole the 1;irgest shopptri uvnt('r of Education Asci,itioii SEA i , its kind in the Southeast United hater, after much con. States, opened its - doors to troversy, board members tO rescind Hart's negotiation business in August. policy. Initially, The mall has over 100 the specialty shops in addition to Washington-based Hart was the large departinet stores-.-. hired for a 110,000 fee. Now, SEA has increased its Sears, Jordan Marsh and Robinson's. A Burdine's o't1et numbers. SEA officers claim is to open for business in they represent 160 teachers, counselors and librarians in January. When the shopping center off Seminole. All total, there are SR 436 at Palm Springs Rd about 1,300. one-half mile east 1 Interstate SEA officials are set to 4, completes constriction there petition the board for re gnition co will be 168 stores in all, as sole bargaining agent Jan. 8, the same day The two Ieve shopping wi th parki ng SP8CO for over Layer will recommend is choice 1 1 - Aid To Th e I Year ll America is not engaged in an), brush fi ' M 0 I it ____ ______ Let's Help Make DON OAKLEY AELmd1lbo M said us, "that the money came from the Stevens The senator pointed out that his backing foi Hwnphrey Warned policies he was required to amendment," As If to drive the point home, Hammond, Vi any event, had been only defend In public. "In no case," he said, "did OF recreational Stevens' able aide, former college Jean Linda lukewarm, facilities, could (we) possibly have estimated the degree of Beech, toured some of the recipient villages. At the alcoholism institute, a spokesman Suddenly, teen-age halls and ping pong roomi U. S. involement, and our military assistance did A tally of some 120 villages, which received conceded that the massive Influx of funds was not prepare the Vietnamese Army for the right were opened In the villages. There was money to an tiakoholism funds, showed more drama tic largely a re.lt of Stevens' pushing. He also buy TV sets, to spend on arts and crafts, to Improvements for th e Republicans than for the admitted that another $1.5 million was spent In war." finance other village recreation, He also deplored President Lyndon Johnson's alcoholics, Alaska for a ptblic relations campaign. But not a failure to And with the government green went the consult Congress fully and frankly on We compared the election results in 1970 and perny went (c politics, he said. word that the Republicans had arran ged it all. 1974 in numerous Vietn am problems. vill ages which received Linda Beech, who helped Stevens wangle the Result: On election day, villages that had recreational funds, In 1970, liioklng beyond Vietnam to what he called Egan carried these funds from thefedcral government, Is now under "real voted heavily in 1970 for the Democratic in. villages by a 5,797 to 1,912 issue," he spoke gravely of the Pell mell 1 landslide, easily co'sideraUon for a high post under the cumbent, Gov. William Egan, switched to his defeating his new arms race with Russia. "What If somebody loses Republican opponent, Keith Miller. Republican gornor. But she, to, swears there's Republican rival, Jay Hammond. Bucking a his cool?" he dramatically, There would But in 1974, Egan's new Republican rival, Jay not a dram of politics in the whole anticoholism Democra ti c tre , nd "no defense," the notes quote him as warning. Hammond eked outa 287-vote Hammond, got 2,920 votes. Th is cut Egan's edge 7be clock is ticking away the final minutes r effort. "Their capacity to build more suh is three 10 3,8", a reduction that cost him the elcction, 9 041 nation, Flori(fa an(] " STOLEN 11,~PERS: Amung the papers stolen (1111L.3 our!i,,, Ile &,,' id. Ile recalled the 1962 Cuban I'I'le $1.6 IF, IhWl Vi's Put up by the National Seminole County will welcome in the New Year In Bethel village, for example, Egan won 239 Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcnhollsm, a to 108 in 1970 but lost 365 to 275 in 1974. In Hooper recently from Daniel Ellsberg and no* locked in mLwile cri.sis. "Khruschev (the late Kremlim a congression al safe are notes outlining Hubert leader) didn't know when' our subs federal institution, for "recreation alternatives Bay, Egan won 77 to 6 In IWO but lost were. Now . 7i to " WW L%Ls Ifuls-1plifty'b ViCW3 on Ux Vietnam Thc advent of another year always brings to alcoholism," It was made available from a year. Eganalsocarrfedthetinyvivageof Eek by back In 1968. predictions of what's in store for the world, but $2-5 million appropriation that Sen. Ted Stevens, 44 can (destr oy) them." Humphrey desalbed to 7 in 1970 but lost it 28 to 26 in November. As Vice Pre9dent, Humphrey couldn't speak what 1975 will really bring, no one knows. R-Alaska, steered through the Senate Khruschev and Pope John according to the Most of the money was poured Into the openly the war that he privately con- notes, as two of th One can only ho amt 1 975 will be a y ea r i Appropriations Committee. To be sure, villages from January to October 1974, demned.about e most "dynamic figures" he But lsberg was Invited to a secret had ever met, "Bo alcoholi s m is a serious p th are pragmastLst,s," roblem In these remote throughout the campaign. Yet those who were Democratic prosperity, peace and happiness. stntegy session where he took notes villages where short da s lead to Humphrey said. 1 1on g drinking responsible for the grants vigorously deny any on Humphrey's confidential remarks. y oLng back over 1974, the past 365 days will bouts. Footnote: The notes on Humphrey's views politiclal motivation. "This Vietnam business we're all in a lather are part Of Ellsberg's papers, have to go down as one of the most historic in the But the emphasis seemed as much on politics "If which recently there's any program I'd swear on a stack about," the floPs quote Humphrey nation's history. We have th e first "smelected" as on alcoholism, as saying, were stolen by sneak thieves, recovered b me of Bibles to the Lord himself that was free of "It's the infected thumb on the palm of Asia and, administration in our history in President Gerald Ford and Vice-President Nelson Rockefeller as we as the first "deposed" president in histor. — j F/ Tuesday, Oec. 31, 1974-5A other r A Happy -""NMI, I said the slowdown in growth Layer said, building program again. In Seminole COUIy has Instead, Layer said emphasis In the area of collective dltnlnbheii the ne4.d for high. Negotiations with teachers' power will shift from grqwth to bargaining, Seminole finds con5tructioi unions, the Possibility of in the near future, programsupgrading curriculum. itself In the boat with reduced funding and a cutback "More emphasis on the Florida counties that 'A sta survey shows must face in construction programs will new schools five basics.-reading,writing and teachers' unions Jan. 1. planned highlight Seminole County Seminole In the next for arithmetic" according to "I hope collective bargaining School Board activities in 19Th. five Layer, lie it w ig he two not as big a problem as some yearompared School Supt. William Layer schools to eight new years before the county people anticipate. I prefer in the last two years," aggressively cranks up the look at as an orderly process to do what is best for Mixing Alcohol With Politics P~ays Off WASHINGTON— During the 1974 election Home DeLvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; campaign, the federal goverment handed out Year, $21.40. By Mail : In Florida same as home delivery. All $1.6 million of the taxpayers' money to Alaskaxi other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months $32.40. village leaders to spend for 975 Li / ByEDPRlci,' Herald Staff Writer WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ead School Outlook In 1 9 ANDERSON AVE., - .,,_'.. Unions Funds, Con~structi Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-4A 300 N. FRENCH SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 83l•9993 ROBERTC.MARKEy,Advertising -'- - - - TABOR of Prin- Sally Burton Vienna, Ga two brothers Otis, Cordele Ga. and Clyde of Lakeland Ga. ceton, W. Va., died Monday in ti charge la%rf 70s Gold COSSI and highs near 70 north art uroer 7O south lows 40S norih fO 60% South ond h,ghs mi,u I OOs north to mid 7Os south D6Y10n4 Ofach fides for Wtd flesday high 10 07 a m, 1037 pm low 33$ am ,1lSp rn; Port - i'm, lOw 3 3'9 n, i 01 p rrt, (:Mpareeefyou cant do I ________ _______ _______ _______ oaLat,00ta%,1/ , a r-, , . A, better than Zayre.1 ---- .,, ' ,, A 1 _/ •, 'c... , / S,tt,ubas " '.......... /I / .' , lOA!?O,ast,,, 'v''' ' " •"'"•" '" . ,, , . - — �: ______________________ --I . - _____ - - %—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1974 _ - .-..; ~ ..I . .t Throu ictures P _ .. =_ ___ : i .- __ - __,I, --11 - -f ___: . - I I ___ . . __ r E- - -k - __k_ - ~~ - T 4 ~ --;:6,~_-Z.-; - ___ 1 21~ - - - 1W;w,_ . . I-.- _ I - __ _ iL =Ln ,I . I - -_------_-._-_____---- I -- I ___ _t" . . ___ --l-t-_r _ __ - 1. I __, - - I ______ - _____ ,-. __ I---_________ - I- I - UREE-01101 - -4, . ____- - - - 3NIIII - -==- I I 1 -- 1 -.-.-..-----.----- -.-.. , ,4 s . ,.. - - I .- - ~~, - — - In my humble opinion, that was the best advice I've ever you p'xase run It again for those who may have missed it. I hope it will ff__ _----- iil!IIiitNiN(1 White House In August. He had just announced his articles wiI1 chase them -- • - .-,,. . •. , - - _11 -ill IIIii1I Ill Aft liii! ,!1uuu 1 - • I II . . - i 10 .. - •. . . . .--- .: Ili - '- - - - . -. .1 4, • ,• •. out of my mind - . . . • • - . .! . • -; . . - .••'' . - . • - - . ,ø fJ •-. - . 7 Problems? You*ll feel better it vou personal reply, write to ABBY %=_ - 41 - . I i I i - to write letters Dr £ecrt p4 Hatp - X - . I . - I _ ( - I.- 1' .. I - _ . _ . \ (` . -, ~. ~ . SWEARING I 9; . J& . - =_ -- I get it off Your Chest. For - . :. _%,_A_ ,____ ~ 51- li7 - A- . &;N I --_-.."------_r ,- r ;1 f . — .. - I;- - - - FULL BOLTS, FIRST QUALITY - -. I 4 ____________________ , r i ;rl PI . rd ___________4 — - j _ - - -- __-fI __ _ - - . - -- '- ______ ' - HOSPITAlIZED- -. -• - Rep t Cessna Re'olve to Pilot Education got entered a hospItal M advice of fneadg. He faces lossofhIscban3hipef the youoffftaeground L j .1 I i I . • call the . [louse Weis and Means MIT Drill - when his a ssociation with a I - - - , • ( -• -. . - k , - - become e te phy .- - :% _- UA6 !_ - _ - z- - - -- W - .. d Vlllll~__e i % — ___ — _. - ! - .- • - _. - __ 1~ - -- ___ . - - _____ - r - 372 1812 - . I ; : - I I -\ / - \ WOMAN GOVERNOt.... Uls . me. - of tne Memories 4-, _____ 1 ____ f. 4 5 . a ! MRS DONALD BELL -atlotl Organization gosaor of ConnecticuL She is t& ffrd man elected gostruor without following her husnd info that office. She is A native of Windsor Wile of a re 1red Ild" Prindpal,, Mrs. Gram takes Office In JAinuarY It7S. - ___- 0 - I .. - - . .. - . • Relic'blestri and MARILYN GARLANTI • &ire grip handle on large sizes. . u wall front AItamon Springs Do • Rur ble SPECIAL back, bottom. , I -.1. exel M gwgestu~ 2 00I lititil also available, I 31 jail pg" i,*, ~ f,#41 _ oll,nee -41 3 Pataents with S74 3167 fall in the latter category The best advIce I can give you Any obstruction in the outer since you have already had a ear can cause ringing sounds In good examinaflon is to try the 191.".M3771110 4 the czar. If it 1 -• . is wax, simply diet, exercise program. . -- - BRAIDS FIRST Price inino e oun to mar down appointmenis (or - Dellona, held at the Mtonn C,011 and Country (lub. Duting the e v ening, Santa and 1rs Claus, played by Claude and Be rn ice Jordan, distributrAgUts to members lHerald Photo by Fun. nette Edwards.) - --- -_-- . --.1 _-. I - __ *r li - ._ jAZai - FIRST QUALITY women o 4 li, 6- , 00 Starting at Jan. 1. 1974, under "notes to self," are those brave Honda Chorale and Sanfor Seminole Ballet Guild. We have a woman* on our School Board exerL ise, saving money and area city counclis ________________________ Ycwe'%stIl1gotaiongwy r ril, JIRSEY discarded pinges, reminiscing a little - -- . : - .- _ . FULL BOLTS 'flC tune, we can t resist the Women ha e done rand urge to bros.se through the tngs In the Seminole Mutual at the recent Iustsild.n Christmas I)inner of the fllinnis flub of z -------- - - - the coming year, but at the %iously have what It takes. , — - Our local women's clubs and. It's rather like sitting at a organizations rEport record desk. sharpened pencil and memberships and fund raising fresh new calendar on the rig~t, drives. It takes energy oryi Littered pages of bygone events initiative to 'WIN' agai On the left. We can hardl wait current economic Mrs. Kathryn Stehilauser (left) and Bernice Medlicott, I t by cuddly toy monke) cofleckd $100 for the Ce ntral Florida 7 , - __- z IPRINTIC - III - VA ___- __ -II 4 = V1 Uj -i t. 4 - ' _____________________ .1_•-.. . - . __________ . _ take care of much of that lr 1975. In the meantime let's pause - -_- k ____ - - ______ I_. I - I :~i.t", ,. ~ ! - I no4 - . 11:' . ht- . -f - --- I . iw Wi 00 & -_ - - ---.-- KNITS -- - M f. - --- - - - - Tw..__ . icooperation -and kindness, to tilts jV C . omen's editor. .. - -_ _-- ,.,4~1 . - . -.. -- 0I POLYESTER DOUBLE 4 rI -- --_.__ - __ I -- ENTIRE STOCK *4 FIRST QUALITY ay thanks. 100°o To the women of the con-, V) unity, a heartfelt thank you - .- - -%- `________N( - __________________________________ _____________ -. AL - - ' _____ L I .. IN I - .=. . . -- :1 - , -- 6 FAIRWAY .. :: LAUNDROMAT,. I . ?: Dry Cleaning ." Officers of BarracksNo. 11ri, Veterans of W.W.1, DeRsry, HOLIDA Y Enjoying the least are Ifrom left) fYank Hill; Charles L. Ed. wards, cominandcr; ;nhn Pilek; Ted Sundile; and Josep were en'ed a ChrisUnas luncheon by thclr Idies Auxilary, Monday. Deusen. lJeraId Photo by I annctu Mard at budget Prices and Coin laundry ,' VETERANS ENDY LUN(H Next year's gang to be go, worng together. Hay New Year! ur' ,iI_ 'I___________________________ I LACES Poised on the edge between as a Futur e, affairs traditionally Present moment is one of bitter. sweet nostalgia combined with monopolized I Menieres noises is either very simple or mechanism, not inside the almost impossible. Apparently brain. A RICHMOND TRIMS - .. hearing. wire humming in the winter and Is s I Probably rclated to actime DE AR HFADFJt The cumulation of 1nagnosis and treatment of inside the t1eIicae . ear FOrCSI City ENTIRE STOCK mothers and housekeepers. as well as forging ahead in businesses, professions, political fields and c(nnmunJty 1974 'nii noise is hard to describe. disease may a1w have ringing but it sounds like a high line in the ear, diuiness, nauma SHI RIçLLET —'I " reaffirmed their value in timo. - Lator POSER- Patricia Hearst Is pictured before a Symbignesie [Aberation Army poster after diss"ramet in c1ditorstia. which Is my normal weight. button closure. extruse Moiding co ee an r n tha t conta in caffeine may help Yard And we rnlle ... or sigh. l.(cally in the Seminole Ccunt) area , women have b) _* _ i iI Ringing and nocs can also some. nat is better than taking with this noise. . pounds, tranquilizers. I'm 62 and weigh 150 M 1812 Winter Springs dt gone tinge the celebration with MONKEY BEGS MONEY FOR ZOO hospi requency hearing and hose jcen told ttüs caused the nose. I w told I would have to live ant ord - ' TOflg uo • Mod. of high test 11 LI 1 . - -- cal LIDS ALL ABOVE ARE NEW REG. PRICES1.49YD.TO$2.6,yD saving tempers, getting organized and getting up earlier. make it a merry champagne - . nervous. I have taken many associated with buxiing and _,lin(N of tranquili7ers, I Ili(] a ringing in the ears, This Is compl si in d tal, prubly related to ihangs in and they found nothing nor did the arteries. For this reasion I they give me any relief from the usually advise people with this noise. The brain scan was problem to (10 the same things they should do to prevent heart - normal. ,o on a low-I'at, low-e haid three hearing unations which showed chole-sterol diet, correct Obesity hat I have lost some high. and get regular sensible A&I 00 By JEAN PAflESON, Women's Edi tor —_ :: 1 , . ;!!, * feeling. 1 1I , good - '4_ j ff T '~%'0I Friends. fun and flowinh .r -, - -- -_- - - - - This noise has caused me to condition. Intre.islng age is commorly I)ecotlIe very uptagtit and For fast rebel ____ U Doin' Things 11 . br1ain and around the heanng U n . - . v• Noise In Head n chair after a day's work I FULL BOLTS, FIRST QUALITY 10 • . & PRINTS CALICO PRINTS Goin' 'P,#t#itie A When the medicine is stopped, the ringing stops PRA IRIE - . . al t! • MI - wake up with it, and it may last inechanism can cause ringing for two days. or buzzing noises. Some people Attar aninit In irai,arnl AnI arp ininro awarp nt n^rm ... and usig e drops and being cirlataon sounds than othe examined for the prostate Damdge to the ear, for gland, which is normal, I have example fron) a very loud noise no relief suchas gun fire, can cause this REAL NUAGH - Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., t_ BE A . -- V - . . - - . -. - CONCORD FABRICS -- . . -..--•-;• ;_, I•r.: ;_- How to WrIP Letters Circulation changes in the ' ALL FIRSTQUALITY FULL BOLTS rIsa was Obviously merry for eight-montholdElizabeth Tennant, a wee Scotts lass m Enbwgh presently vaeaUoag In Seminole County wi th her mo th er, Mrs. Megan Tenant, sister Evening Herald women's editor, Jean Patteson. We hope th e Ne* Year ll bang as many smiles Herald readers, as Christmas d to young Elizabeth. HAPPY NEW YEAR things that could be wrong. This tx- caused b some medicine& CAN - A"&--& Abi a he next. If I drop off to sleep in 't- - * - MERRY CHRISTMAS; Calif. 0000. )*j? ." proceedings. noise Is not with me all the time I ma y havee it one day and not MOVING -- YOU'D PAY UP TO $5.88 YD. . — ately four years ago I ear may cure the difficulty. ticed a noise in my head. Unfortunately most cases are hiLh greatly disturbed me not that simple. -" ' lI 1 I . . • .. - . Jap - _ . "I . BRAND NEW 1975 GOODS :I- Nelson Roekefelkr takes oath before Snak Rubs I I J I TC III I I L _Z, PRICE . - -.--- Send Silo Abigail Van Buren, lii Lasky l f ii .' :- because I imagined all kind of I I 0 .. . I I 4 COmmittiee looking Into his fitness to become Vice President. I -.2 I . . DOUBLE I ~ - i - 4% - .I. - - . AFTER TORNADO_X1a, Ohio, area appeared th1S way .JfrTaInAII - -_ . ____. --- 100% POLYESTER NO-IRON 1 4. -Wvlr - -_ % . . I 7 I IN BRAND NEW FULL BOLTS .. - ------- LOVE, ABBY . FABRIC I 4 .S. Have a happy, healthy New Year. And pray for peace! I . ____ NEW FULL BOLTS - 1975 GOODS - Cd -.1 - , I I M . ~ 10? _V ISt Y• 16 totheworId,theworldwjlJgf.e to me It makes sense, doesn't It? And so does their program. It's free. For Informa tio n about this wonde rf ul organisatlon, wk -: : --__ ~ imp floz34*S4[o,Aage:es,cjf•9)34 I 41 z_ - - - -i C, 9. Just for today I will be unafraid. I will' gather the courage to fdo what Is right and take the responsiblUty for own 4P - . _. - -1 L L Just for loidgy, I wffl have 4 quiet haff hour to rein alone. Diaring this time I will reflect on my behavior and will try to get a I : better perspec ti ve my life. .;-. - - BRAND 0 . nu - !! 4 .•• _ - SALE -. .T. and replace them with happy Just for 106Y I will have a program. I may not follow It . - EnctlY,but I will have It, thereby saving myself fivm two pe Is: - I -, _____ not try to improve anybotly except - - . i - q_ Just for today I will be agreeable. I 1l look a' well as I can, dress beeoming:y, talk softly, act courteously, and weak Il 6. . I _-. -, cept those things I cannot change. 4. Just for today I will try to Improve my mind. I will not I* a something (fort, thought and concentra tion. exercise will deed for somebody -without letting them know it. (If they ad out I did It, It won't count.) I will do at least two things that I Ow I should do, but have been putting off. I WM not show anyone that my feelings are hurt; th ey may be hurt, but day I wi ll not - 4k . . OP Eli , - , -I '9 14 -, ,=_ -- ; - - today I will adjust myself to what Is. I will face reallty.Iwffl try t'i change those things which Ican change, and • ftot 'at -_ 1-it 11 '10~ ', I oughts. of Impeachment. - ZF% .- - __________ y try to appy. Abraham Lincoln said, 'Most folks are skbout as happy as they m3ke up their minds to ." lie was r1glit. I %Ill not dwell on thoughts that depress me. I i - I t thank me. !dldo'Iorjgfnate us or -. • 4 lum I 111~.., I * , -- 3. Just for di 1, . . ., KII FAREWELL- President Nixon says goodbye 90 staill In res Iguation, following [louse Judiciary Committee vote adopting EastRoom of __ 1A __ , - . -1, _- - . 3 I am not a teen-ager. I am a 3 3-year-old wife and mother, but we are never too old to learn, right? ~* - _1~ = 1. Just for today I will try to 11% e through this day owy, and not ._ et far-reaching goals to try 110 overcome all my problems at once. _. know I can do something for twelve hours that would appall me a THE INFORMAL PRESIDENI in first week of office, dueling the office of president. lie was photographed to Wbite President Ford attempted to show changes In met hods of con- House Oval Office. - _ _ __ 'W. A... - s - ___L 'Vw- I , - - gamblers after all else has failed. _,R=_ , -ZT DEAJt .1 . V W LA Anooymoul and C — -- C 1- .4 . -___% 34 It 's he creofo ea ttnonmous —an organization of k'1ing, caring, confessed compulsive o%ereater, who ha%e rt abed their self'esteem by losing weight feeling better, ' luklngbetterandhdpingtf 0 do the same.' = ____ I!, = __ - II __ , .I Y --. -_ ,_ -W _~__,.A - -1_` , _- " I _s~~uch better Person t0daythan I was a year ago simply because I -1-lied to live by those rules, t, ~i_ , ________________________ ___________ _. '. - ____________ 11) ABIGAIL % AN BUREN a - ___._ . ___ ~Aw N fiw= i- - I __________ ____ --k , ~k~A __ - ,i;719 _!-_= 1A i ." eiy FOPPYYeQr ,rt - _. - __ - - -, ' — I _I ,fj' DEAR Ali BY: I -ist New Year's Eve you published nine rules 'for living, Yousuggeste d that they would make an excellent set of Nuw Year's liesolutions, and that's exactly what I used them for. , -a A -1 SHOP'S NEW YEARS DAY _!, X . _#__Fs f Z _2, _c. -I-. 3 .1 . f1 F . . 1 .1 i I . -W I VZ ___ - Z W 4fr - I --_,__ T~-Ir 1 -- . - - a I I : - . DEAR ABBY I __ . =I , ;~_i- ___ " I jda I __ - ___ - 14 __ -. 11 THE REMNANT Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-7A 7 ... . — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 111111111 - I WOMEN __ R :E_:-_ -. 1, - ,- j. '!! ! . —-- - i - g h AP -, I II *%I ,., "`"_~~ A_.___T,~.",_ ___11.__.. __. "._.1-~_;1--~,,_71',`I -... -.1 sl ..1.- - -_~~ - ____ :: " __ _..__1. . __ --____ .- k -_ - -- - — -10I_7: __ --.-7t.t_____ - - - __ ____ I ____ _-1 -1! -', .-=.- . ews Review -- _________________ -. .* Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 N --.:l";~-aI - _Z;::_ T - = __ - al ,.. Locat. at ...:1. "..1. :: FAIRWAY PLAZA .I. .-: ..: On Hwy 17-n at 27th 0 The Remnant Shop 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE, 3796 WEST COLONIAL DR. BOTH iiIN ORLANDO .1.11. JUST NORTH OF MAITLAND ..:::::.:.:.:::.:.: SEW- & SAVE 17-MaK �- / Evening Herald, Sanfcrd, Ft. _-• Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 I Look SPORTS all the wonderful gifts at Evening Herald, Sanford, FL waiting Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-1 B for F r, nr r, -w. - By HOWARD SMITH A? Sports Writer Powerful Alabama, big, bad, unbeaten and hoping for a national championship, laces ever-popular Notre Dame, lag, bad, somewhat beaten but hoping to redeem itself Wedneglay night In an emotional climax to college football's 1974 season. The Crimn Tide, 11.0 and ranked second only o Oklahoma, will meet the ninth-ranked Fighting Irish, 9-2, before a packed house In the Orange Bowl and a national television audience. But before that, thet-e art some preliminaries to clear AY I -%j ,_ - VI U 'II% Pasadena, Calif. also Wednesday. Monday night, sixth-ranked Auburn dumped Texas 27-3 in an error-filled Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., that saw the teams lose the ball on turn-overs seven times apiece. In between miscues, quarterback Phil GargLs threw touchdown passes of seven and 14 yards to wingback Ed Butler. The Alabama-Notre Dame game has enough emotional factors to stir the heart of even the most jaded Hollywood B plc. lure producer. Coach Bear Bryant of Alabama has been turning out dyn3mite teams that fizzle in post-season cornpetition for ears, lit' has one tie anti six losses to show for his last seven bowl appearances. "It looks as if I will go down as the loslngest bowl coach in history," moaned Bryant. "1 would like to keep that from happening." Bryanrs last bowl loss came last New Year's Eve in the Sugar Bowl when Coach Ara Parseghian's Irish won the national championship with a thrilling 24-23 decision. As if revenge isn't enough, the - cl)ra.ska Qf the Big IigiiL Conference and Florida of the Southeastern Con. ference will match 8-3 records tonight in the Sugar Howl in New Orleans. Penn mate, 9-'1 carne-1 Eastern grid hopes into Dallas Wednesday against Baylor, 8-3, surprise wiiier of the Southwest Conference, in the Cotton Bowl. And Big Ti co-champion Ohio State, 10I. visits Pacific-8 titlist Southern alifornla, f-I.), in the Hose Howl lii Tnnl* k# I I II Tide will also be going for the national title, An impressive showing could boost them ahead of Oklahoma, 11-0, In the Associated Press poll. The Sooners are barred from poflt-season competition for past recruiting indiscretlons, On the Notre Dame side, the Irish will be out to win one for Ma, who has decided to give up college coaching after 11 - easons at the Irish helm. Notre Dame will also be out to erase the sting of a humiliating 5S24 loss to Southern Cal in the regular-season finale. While emotions build in Miami, seats are still avaifalJe in New Orleans shrrc the Nebraska-Florida clash has failed to ignite the populace, Despite equal records, Nebraska is a solid two-touchdown favorite. Florida star wide receiver Lee McGriff has his own pee-game analysis. "I think its quite possible they could blow us out of the park," sald McGriff. "I also think It's possible we could blow them out of the park." In Dallas, Penn Slate's Joe Paterno and ~1 I II Baylor's Grant Teaff have been offering observers a lesson in contrasting coaching philosophies. Penn Slate has rented 40 cars to carry the team sightseeing around town. Baylor's Teaff has imposed a strict curfew and has been lecturing his troops on the importance of going to bed early and getting up early. Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin of Ohio State and runnerup Anthony Davis of Southern Cal will match footwork in the Hose Bowl where the Trojans will be trying to a.'enge a 42-21 loss to the Buckeyes last season. "We've got to stop what they do best," -aid USC deknsive tackle Gary Je'tcr, referring to Griffin. "We've got to control the line of scrimmage. If we do. I feel we can win the ballgame," Woody Hayes, volatile Buckeye coach, meanwhile, continues to defend his three. yea rs-a nd.a-cloud.of -dust offensive philosophy. "The fancy teams finish ninth and tenth in the conference,' said Hayes. "We'll let them do the bouncing around with the football. This isn't basketball you know." Fordham, St. John s, LaSalle Upgrade Eastern Ball Yes, the first. baby to be get him or her off to a born in cu county is going fabulous start! It's our area to be a lucky baby! There merchants' way of will be great gifts for the welcoming the county's new year's first arrival to newest citizen! By ALEX SACHARE AP sports Writer In the stunning round of up- was deeply upset by his team's 19 of his 23 points in the second 13 rebounds by the Cardinals' 7. Wichita State to a 95-91 upset o. 12 Penn, No. 15 south loss, its first after eight wins. haif as Oregon erased a 32-27 foot center, Rich Kelley. over 19th ranked Memphis Carolina and No. 19 Memphis ' - They just beat us in every de. halftime deficit, using a tight Larry HaraLson scored 21 State. I.- aitern college basketball in State a— 'so went down to defeat. partment. Ilkoutshot u5, they man-to-man defense to force 12 points to lead Drake to a 92-71 Adrian Dantley's 35 points general, and New York ball in Meanwhile, in the final of the outrebounded -us, they out. Washington State turnovers in upset of 15th-ranked South and 11 rebounds carried Notre particular, got a big shot in the Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, hustled us." the second half. Dame, which is tied for 19th arm Monday night as Fordham, second-ranked Indiana turned St. John's dealt Providence In the consolation game of the with Memphis State in the St. John's and LaSalle all won back Hawaii 69-52. Te victory its first loss after seven Rainbow Classic in Honolulu, national rankings, to a 9343 holiday tournaments, beating a was the undefeated Hoosiers' triwnphs, and stunned a crowd 12th-ranked Penn led Tulsa 75. victory over pesky Butler. trio of top-ten learns in the of 12,069 in the process. Glen 72 with 3:49 to play when Zack In the finals of the Big Eight Process. Williams' layup snapped a 65-63 Jones of the Golden Hurrican tournament, Hick Suttle's Fordham, an 11-point under. tie midway through the second sank afreethrow, then stole the twisting jumper with 38 seconds 1 dog to Pacific-i powerhouse half, putting the Redmen on top ball and went in for a tyin to play lifted Kansas to a 76-75 Southern California, got 24 to stay, and seven straight layup. Another turnover ga-e ; triumph over Iowa Slate. poInt.sfron Darryl Brown and22 points with about five minutes the Hurricanes the ball With In the Virginia Corn. from Kevin Fallon and upset to go sealed the decision. 2:07 to play and they held the mnonwealth Classic, the host theflf th -rankedTrojans83.oto LaSalle held a 13-po int lead ba ll for one last shot. team was buried bya 16-2 spurt win the ECAC Holiday Festival over Alabama at the half, but Ken "Grasshopper" Smi th, in th e se co nd half, wi th Sonny before a wildly partisan throng the Crimson Tide finally drew who had scored 20 first-half Parker scoring 10 of the points of 11,117 at Madison Square FORDIJAM'S BROWN even with 1:24 to play on a short points but had been he1d to ) and dropped an 84.70 decision Garden in New York. jumper by Johnny Dill, three field goals in the second /4 to Texas AWl In the final. In Providence, 111, Mel Ut. LaSalle worked deliberately half, took it with three seconds Carolina in consolation play in Parker finished wi th 27 points ey.zued in 1nt to lead JoHN's UTLEY for one shot, Guard Charlie left. He was fouled by Penn's the ECAC Ocean State tourney, on 13 of 17 shooting from the St. John's, N.Y., to a 9l-7) Wise took a 15-foot jumper with Hon Haigler, and when Quaker Drake shot 53 per cent from the field. triumph over Providence, gir. 30 seconds to go that spun off Coach Chuck Daly walked onto field, opened a 42-30 halftime In other games, Brigham ing the Redmen the title in the 11th of the season, the rim, but Bryant Upped it in the court to dispute the call, he lead and coasted home. Young beat Bradley 10047, ECAC Ocean State Holiday Big Kent Benson collected 15 to make it 75.73, was hit with a flagrant tectiniArizona State, ranked 16th, Ohio U. defeated Loyola of ChiFestival and ending the Friars' of his 17 points in the fist half Wise stole the Alabama toss cal foul, raised its record to 101 by cago 75-63, Tennessee whipped 41-game winning streak at the as Indiana built a 4140 halftime in but missed a shot, so the That gave Smith a total of coming from 10 points back in Vermont 115-66 and New Mexi- BIG MEN TANGLE Lyman's 64 Bernard Wright, 44, and Seminole's Jam es Gray at S. 6, have one purpose in mind—get the ball Winners name will be published January 6, 1975 -' PORTS CONTEST RULES 1. The ex act t ime and day of baby's ive exact hour and minute of d Doctor's or hospital's statement must be submitted by legal PARENTS OF THE BABY. -. PIr ,if Ir4k C ,. LI" .v... 4. Any ifant, reg:rdless of race, born in Seminole 3. Name and Address of Parents. - LITTLE MISS OR MISTER NEW YEAR WILL START AS A CAPITALIST 10 Gift Certificate $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT - —FROM— - J" MATERNITY SHOPS The lucky mother of the First Baby ALTAMOIITE MALL or 131.9154 We Will Light The 'Row Year Baby's" Way With A Nursery Lamp. 50 Birth Announcements For This Year's First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents by Celery City Printing Co. Inc. UIHIiVI IG VI *IIIII SIPU an.y - Sanford, Fla. Kader I 112 S. Park Ave. Center 322.2363 • fl* put • OA Next A I • s;i J tOA&P on 17-fl Sanford FAIRWAY MARKETS The Lucky First Baby Will Receive A To The First Baby of 1975 ' WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. PAMPERS FROM r KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 208 E. FIRST ST. ACVIflr'.'s h.,I',l I S-Ill High Trade-In Ailowances—W. Give TV Stamps 311 E. First St. Ph, 322.5622 lflj 322.0204 For Seminole's Neriost Arrival For Seminole County's First new citizen of 1915 T.G. LEE FOODS 10 Gift Certificate 10 GALLONS of GASOLINE Altamonte Pharmacy DEKLE"S Hwy. 43.6AltamonteSprings 315 N. Bumby, Orlando, Fla, th, 339-0421 Compliments Leonard Francoeur • 2518 French Ave. rof ' . 322-4924 17-fl & S.R. 434 Longwocd 25th and French island Sanford "If Hwy I1$4 14814.'d Ph Hi 11$ ad Pu $44 5$14 -- - "f - - FLAGSHIP TO St a vt ,, S H. OeLAnD D.L P 13541$ ----------- -- UIS.BANK DY K IK ORMI OL F0IC - - "WY' t? ______ - - 5 SANFORD v ' - . ,,,, - .-. I Texas Hall Inducts - - - - . -.. - "Jitterbug" Henderson, a five-sport letterman at Texas A & N. MELBOURNE Defending champion Jimmy Connors whipped Kim Warwick 6-3,6.2,6-2 in men's singles play' to advance to the semifinals of the Australian Open (liaznpionships, while top-seeded Australian Margaret ('curt was upset by Olga Navratilova of Czechoslovakia 6. -- - Blues Get Re - - - - -- . ' • - - ,. -- . ..'-' - -• Cat fish' Down To Five , - , — , --. '4 -•• ..._. -.' d ' - ST. LOUIS— The St. Louis Blues reacquired Rod Berenson from the Detroit Red Winds in exchange for forward Phil Roberto and a 1975 National Hockey League draft choice. j I"- 2 rj All -' .-j. --.--- - Sanford SPECIALLY ENGRAVED IS READY FOR 1975'S FIRST BABY AT THE BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC *o -- _____ welude to the Cotton Bowl game, will be the late Bill A Piggy Bank Bill Baker Volkswagen will welcome the First Baby of the New Year with a Car Wax Kit for its parents tOCATa; SANrOlO 1 vf !Arne today. OPEN 24 HOURS — TUNE-UPS--BRAKE WORK - VVINN-DIXIE entucky Oregon Advance 1 s Connors Advances parents 6 theatre tickets added 18 to lead DePaul to a 76.. Oregon, 7-0, also rocketed last week. rectived 756 _ GULF SERVICE Seminole County's only privately owns1drugstore 24houriemrgencyservic e 1975's nw citizen brings his route to an 80-67 triwnph over hgarnents in his right foot, Forward Greg Ballard scored Stanford, despite 28 points and sctred 18 points and guided 63 triumph over Northwestern. By The Auoiated Press 13th to a tie with MemphI1; State Louisville, The Wolfpack, who Invitational by handing Alabama, 5-0, after beating Joining Oregon in the Second North Carolina State rings in for 19th place. conquered Pitt and Kent State Maryland its first loss of theVirginia Tech, advanced one Ten were No. 12 Penn, the New Year a-,the No. I team ' THE FIRST BABY OF 1975 WILL BRING ITS PARENTS OUR GIFT OF We Will Present A WEEK'S MILK SUPPLY raise its record to 8-0. Southern Cal Coach Bob Boyd NC State First , COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS GLASS AND PAINT CO., INC. 210 S. Magnolia Ave. 322.4622 the SLfgar Bo% I basketball tour- rankings in the top 2o. points season. The loss left the place to sixth and seventh. Marquette, Arizona, South area during the next season, even if the league has to in the work of college eight places to the No 11 spot, and 26 of 40 first place votes Terrapins witha 71 record and resçtctIely. Rutgers loss Carolina, Arizona 'state basketball operate it. bu Kentucky has after beating Villanoti then cast by a nationwide panel of dropped them to seventh from dropped the scarlet Knights to Michigan and Purdue with The franchise was revoked from Soccer, Ud, the something to ch'er about too reaching the final of the Far sports writers and broad fifth 8-2 for the season and out of the Notre Dame and Memphis corporate name of the Rhole Island Oceaneers after theThe Wildcats t'aped into the West Classic with victories over casters The Hoosiers, who beat Louisville ilk captured the rankings. State, tied for 19th wntrs failed In post a 1100,000 league acsec.sment earlier Top Ten by nmping Notre Creighton and Arizona State Florida and Ohio State in the remaining No I vote and 568 North Carolina, 5-i held onto Penn was ninth a week ago, this month Dame 11-96Satirday night in a Despite the loss, Arizona State Rainbow Classic in Honolulu, points after winning its own eighth place after edging Utah Marguette 14th, Arizona 10th, battle of rnked teams moved into the rankings as the were fa vored on 11 ballots and Holiday Classic by beating 9491 and Pro v idence, 7-3. South Carolina 11th Purdue Kentucky, 17th eweek ago, rose No 16 team with a 9-1 record wound up 40 points behind N C. Western Kentucky and Florida mosed up two places to 10th 15th and Memphis State 16th to ninth place o a 71 record in North Cnrolina State, 8-0, Slate State overnor vernor 'S e behind Kentucky after two Michigan and Arizona State are The Associated Press voting remained atop the weekly UCLA received two first. Southern Cal, 80 after Holiday Festival trumphs newcomers released Mondy, while the ratings, again followed by 10-0 place totes and 668 points after routing Rutgers in the Holiday IIARIUSBUH(1, Pa AP If Penn States Nittan) lions Irish now 4-3, i'limritted from Indiana 8-0 UCLA •ind 7.4) win n i ng the Maryland Festival in New York. and MajorCollcBaskrtbaIlPoLl can beat Baylor in th e Cotton Bowl New Year's Day, 6 Alabama 5-0 367 Pennsylvania will be richer by one crate of Texas By 7 Maryland 71 350 i i ____ , ru grapefruit. h ii ________________ r -i-The Top Twenty teams in The 8. N. Carolina c.i ,ac Gov. Stilton J. Shapp of Pennsylvania sent a telegram Wt_0W.q wn —_ Assiated Press major college 9 Kentucky 7 1 20 %tondirty to Gov. Dolph Briscoe of Texas, betting a bushel basketball pofl. with first-place 10. Pro%idence 7-0 208 of mushrooms against the grapefruit on the games %1te , sea.son records through 11. Oregon /.0 159 games of Saturday, Dec. 28 and 12 Penn 71 141 Shapp plans tolls to Dallas for the game _Lim point tt:tals Points tabulated on 13 Marquette 5.2 104 basis oi 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8- 14. Arizona &1 86 etc is S Carolina 5-2 60 'l I 1% C' 'It 2 8-0 75t, lU Arizona St 9-1 41 ,.._1 2. Indiana 11 104 716 17 Michigan 71 26 '"w' ___ 31.U2 8-0 668 i8Purdue 5-3 16 J, DALLAS AP—Golfing great I"Trevino, Olympic gold 4. 1AIUMille 1 7-0 5G8 19. Notre Dame 4-3 15 inedalist Randy INIatson and former All-Pro Baltimore 5. S. Calif &0 466 tie hlemphis St. 8-2 15 colt split end Raymond [terry enter the Texas Sports [fall Go Surprise Gift At The First Pair Of Shout PH. 894-4941 TO START LIFE IN COMFORT 1975'S FIRST BABY WLL RECEIVE 1BOX league definitely would have a team in the Providence S. HWY. 17-92 & 27th ST., SANFORD of the proper size within 60 days of birth — - Delivered to the home TI PROVIDENCE, R.I. AP—The American Soccer League has revoked the Rhode Island franchise from its present owners and plans to put the franchise up for sale at a meeting in New York Jan. 4. Bob Cousy, league commissioner, said Monday the -' FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW YEAR BABY AT. GVI • (t%flv ,*ALA Sanford, Fla, Custom Made Frame 1 Shopping 1u Jewelers SENKARIK Ph.322-2581 • tOOO for semInole's First Baby of 1975 So that the proud parents of the First Baby of 1975 may treasure Its first portralt, we will give a beautiful. Medco will supply the parents o f 1975's First Baby with SIO worth of Baby Needs PhtPcrftct 10 Gift Certificate &V*M • G1 - nament at Nets Orleans ASL Revokes Team only to commit an offensive them all for Tulsa's eighth vie- State 80-71 for third place in the 61-39. foul with eight seconds left, tory in 10 games. Tim Carson Far West Classic. Guard Uonel And DePaul Coach Ray Meywith 30 seconds to go, then All three Eastern Teams giving the ball back to Lasalle. sank two free throws In the final Hollins scored fl points and er, who got the 500th victory of added another basket at the Fordham and St. John's are in Oregon, ranked 11th, won the second for the six-point margin. paced the Sun Devils with his his career Saturday night, has buzzer to give the Explorers a New York City, LaSalle in Far West tourney, coming from Bob Elliott scored 30 points ballhandling and defen. started on his next half-century. stunning 77-73 upset over sixth- Philadelphia were heavy Unbehind in the second half to beat and 14th-ranked Arizona reeled Se. Calvin Bruton, playing Freshman Dave Corzine scored ranked Alabanu in the final of derdogs, and none boasted Washington State 7465 and off 14 in a row In the first half en with a leg cast to protect torn 20 points and Ron Norwood 1 lww, FI R ST u - supped a 73-73 tie with a tip-in scored 10 in the second half. qualifying last August. SANFORD 35Th SANFORD, FLORIDA lead. Steve Green, who topped Crimson Tide had the ball again fotr free throws, and he made Ole second half to beat Oregon co State st)inied Texas-El Paso And LaSalle's Joe Bryant the Hoosiers with 18 points, boxer Jerry Quarry, rodeo's Marvin Shoulders, skiler Hugo Nindi and motnrcycle daredevil Joe Elrthorn. The top four placers will goin pole vaulters Bob Seagren and Steve Smith, skater Ard Schenk and pro basketball player John Havlice, who gained the final in the first Will start a Savings Account —HERE SINCE 1920— Now In Our New Building At 221 Magnolia BANK OF Providence Civic Center. represent baseball. ne others are soccer's Kyle Rote Jr., 1 A Beautiful Sterling DIAPER PIN FURNITURE Steve Garvey, Lou Brock, Rollie Fingers, Rod Carew, FLAGSH I P 1% Vj 2640 Hiawatha Opposit, LahQu,n Chrysler.Plymovth Hwy. 17.92 Ph. 3131120 - Carl Yastre'zernski, Jim Wynn and Bobby Murcer will FROM FOR 1975'S FIRST ARRIVAL " Sanford's Newest Largest. Finest OPEN Mon..S.at94 Fri. 91 PH. 323.1410 2304 French Ave. Sanford ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE 194.9311 - FEEDING SPOON Children's Wear, Infants to 6* will receive a $10.00 Gift Certificate for her choice of merchandise. — ROTONDA, Fla. AP—Seven major league baseball players are among the 12 athletes who will take part in the preliminary men's Superstars competition here Jan. 2223. Four of the 12 will go into the finals Feb. 17-18. p - Will Receive An Engraved Silver Buttuo'KB0W6 - - Little Mr. or Miss 1975 1 WITH ,Ce - In Superstars Field He or She may have them absolutely FREE. . . . No obligation. The winning parents lust present their letter of authorization to the sponsors within 60 days THE FIRST BABY-OF 1973 WILL BRING IT'S PARENTS OUR Ai.wii BarJ ri BRIEF Seven Major Leaguers P WINNING BABY1460F;7 Your area merchants want to start the "lIttle Miss or Mr. New Year" oft r i ght with the fabulous assortment of gifts listed below, Atlantic National Bank of Sanford ii S. Call or bring proof to THE EVENING HERALD no later than 10 A.M., January 3. In the event there Is no winner by that time, contest will be extended until a winner has been declared. . viiii and rome. Iki - I County Is eligible. - - THE CHAMPIONS A • riri #jru Tnc,g REWA rr'v#iiw RD ne winners of the Seminole Coualy Christmas Toumment, Seminole Ifigh Sebool disp Jay those winnIng smiles a; team mem bers are presented victorious tro ph y by Bud Layer, Se superintendent of &hois AHOSKIE, NC. AP—Five and Atlanta Braves all main. teams wili make w ha t could be lain they are still in the running their fi na l pih today for and when questioned a bo ut th e CatlisL Hunter. And a high still crowded field, Cherry said: baseball source says the 28"If they- say they' are still in year Id righttiander and his the running, you would be at torneys asked one team for a correct in saying so." contract totaling $3.75 million. Cherry himself refused to Thomas Cherry, one of four specify the teams because, "I attorneys working with Hunter don't NO at liberty to divulge on the contract negotiations, them. But ifan imhvnlual club acknowledged Monday night Is willing to say it Is In the that the bidding had been running, we will confirm it. We reduced to five teams, anticipate an announcement on The San Diego Pddres, w ho ht' will sign with shortly." minole County Cleveland Indi ans, New York No one here would say whe n a Yankees, Kansas City Rovals contract might lx' reac'hj A 41 �= -- --. ' / (i'. - • - - -r .--- ,. - -- . - ,'ff'r'.U.r .1- - 1-1 .4 .B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. euesday, Dec. 31, 1974 I__ I jI 1~11 ='! ---I--7.--4.! - - .- .~ . . SC)REBOARD I= I lai s a OSUI A s ° Blue ' 5) 20 1800 $ , .. . Negul Arena . . . I 20 a $80 S 6.3 Brutus 1111117- LarrI-5ancp,z Quinteta (7$) $43.10 Perfet. ($2) 5*3 70 SE COND, Doubles, Spec 7: 1020 100 300 3 AIc7an Beffla 61') 370 I Eddy Sanchez 2.10 $ Oulniela (13) $3560 Perfect. (31) $99 00 big 0 (25 with All 1) 5308.70(7 I -- A . -i 41 I % --, • With All 3) $7.20 11 Oulniela (4 S) $4080 Perfcla (8 8) $139 FIFTH, 5-I6, D. 31.81 $40 13 3 7 00 2 Ears 7 53 $ Fritnd John , . - - . 770 AI Lissy .. . Perfecta (7.3) $14910 SIXTH, Si. TA. 31.5$: Mary Etta 110 280 280 6 4 60 340 1 Bcrkley Smiley 3 203 Callaway Sam Quinie!a 11 6) $13 10 THIRD, DoubI, Spec. 7: Perfects is 1) $25 50 Aldan Via 1800 S60 100 I SEVENTH, 5.14. D. 3133: Oria Beth. sb 300 710 Talk Maker 480 640 2 . IF f I 1 '1 11 I and 27 the previous night, earned him the right to the MVP trophy Patterson took the trophy awarded after the championship C uu game. UIIhIUSIY. With the scoring going much the same in the first half, the Lions had a one point lead of 18-17 at the intermission. Then Patterson turned the tables the third stanza by scoring eight of his 1 points to an 32.21 lead at me trnra buzzer. inc rats managed only 10 marks In this quarter, to fall five behind. "Clennie (Patterson) played a real good ball game," commented Phillips, "he does everything." 310 Frolicking Fran Perfecta (8 2) $174 50 Quln4a (4 71 5870 Perfects (1 7) $17.10 FOURTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: Arecha Sanchez 7-110 7 80 300 1 EIGHTH, Si. B. 38.92: lalO 480 540 Cacho Miguel 600 3.40 3 M.argM. 480 540 Ogulia Juan 580 I Go Go Cactus Quintets 03) $31.20 840 M.ayefla Perfects 03) 5135.90 Quine(a (SO) $37.70 Perfecta (So) $193 Daily Double (5 1) 1)31 70 FIFTH, Doubt#%, Spec. 7: NINTH, S.U, A. 31.11: Quin'els (2 1) $.49 20 0 C-) i -: 1 SIle 3 -. 3 6 Ur:aV:a Ice Butte Quiniale (2 61 55000 Perfects U 6 167.00 lo Sill? p':uep Al&y Juan Quiniela 6 40 360 1 3.60 2 Oiler ( Perfecta (3 A) $111.70 NINTH, Singles. Spec. 7: Tab 17.40 600 too $ Agutne 11.10 900 4 ; Murua Ou(1e48 (II) $6350 Perfecta (I 1) $ 163.50 11TH. Doubles, Spec. 7: st Jacksonville, Fla. Aubisn 77. Texas Tuesday at New Orleans Nebraska 53 vs Flor i da 83, N. national television A - '.,.Mi. 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The monster undergoes despi ca ble ' , DELUXE 35%SYR. IiiiaI _____ . 13* T*EZT0*YWA SO *NOEA*ALIJCYWUYI points 0* DIAL 11*11 HEDGES ABC 8YEAR Ill IT lOul$Oi KENTUCKY ROYAL DELUXE 8 YEAR OLD • VODKA. IMP SCCICN QUEEN KHLUA . * _ k. ______ I@ DRY GIN RUM N$IM $11 IT 101)1108 FROM ALL IF US AT ABC NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "Frankenstein; The True Story" RERUN PART II Dr. Frankenstein Leonard Whiting and his aide Da vi d McCallum Kentucky, behind Ants No one ever really stops physical and personality Gllmoi-e and Bird Avcritt, Buffalo's Bob McAdoo but change s. An all-star cast helps broke it open bte in the first Kareem Abdul-Jabbat- came Aea this one along. quarter and eahy in the second relatively close Monday night, 0 with a 22-6 std'eak. Gilmore close enough for the Milwaukee 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES wound up with 26 points, 15 Bucks to hand the slumping Barnaby is after a i. rebounds and use blocked sots 11 Braves their fifth loss In six .c ager tonight, and that simple ',shile A'eritt ilded 14 points. 11 gaines, case turrs into some thing much -. .' _____ inc 7-toot- 2 Abdul-Jabbar Itucketsl29.Lakrrs 107 more complicated. hjt'he&s To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & scored 31 points and hauled Find" books, girl is married, but to a Calvin MUrPh? PWT)PeiJ lfl 30 It numbers 2 through H. send 60 down 28 rebounds while holding for each, making checks points, 16 of then in the fourth professional killer. Barnaby payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address Rudy Tomjancvkh McAdoo to 29 and only 10 quarter, and Rudy Tornts a tip about her from her letters in care of this newspaper. rebounds as the Bucks dumped added as Houston girl friend, and he finally the Braves 106-91, McAdoo's 29 it away. Jon Clemons led notched its setenth straight locates the girl. But then he points were only three below his Cleveland with 14 points, victory, endangers her life when he goes National Basketball nearher. Association Ans$et to Pie. 'uS Pu:iIe average, 'ar1ety but the Buffak) sharp-shooter 11:30-I CBS NEW YEAR'S CJ4•s, ,S T, 1A , of managed to hit just 11 of 33 tiv * . ACROSS V A6:A •:Q EVE WITH GUY IA)MBARDO. ;Ittempt.s from the Field. A _ 3 _ p 3e RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL IL'I L .it'1 It wouldn't be New Year's Even LOUNGE •L - '. "I think the Inspirational play Cla AlT '9 5 3S,grtwithout Guy Lombardo. of Kareern early in the game - I NEW YEAR'S PARTY PAP4iA T•v 7Sp*wtvuP 5,khtflal*' " P_ A(, £ _ Tonight he ¶30b,cec,tj5al l comes from the $20 PER COUPLE I jocked everyone up," said 575it lb L,t'catocs .js. , main ballroom of the WaldorfLIVE ENTERTAINMENT 58 S cots n T Milwaukee Coach Larry l5 Sffxtltvd or. 0'i , i stor1a PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY Hotel in 5TlSta.pos. #'s'r New York and Costello, '6 Small maul A P4 1!. (N £Il Tr A GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE to help him in 1975 will be t1CenturyI) N 05. 1 A "He knew he had a tough Job DOWN -J WITH DINNER UI.__ '-!'_ it't' special guest singer Helen to do, covering McAdoo, and the Maborcrr'tttcards honored Il'ers?a?e t,',iil Wvgs R@t 1)6 & I I 7 O'Connell.A remote pickup win ay he went at it gave r($rw $ AI!,itTOct,' pt rn,;s. Florida 3Ct.M ?IWuda, show the Times Squre crowds tI lMesiiitcaqe everybody, a charge. 10 Y o ur FREOTSE 4Fuog $204441 LGu'at(atj 7?(lecI?,calIsI'I ii t .51'e'bd1Btt SHasebaiig'eai I Forit,ca, "I just tried to play a good 23 P i lch Wes 6A,oreaihornes 4P4olajr,,cr ________________________________________________________________________________ game," said Abdul-Jabbar. 240et 4 Boysiwr :T 37Dt.eite "Inspiration is all right, but 2314O504ta 8Pjro eope-.r U Set wct'on : when you're In last place in 4 Cupola 3.4 Forgi. 7OUaulcai term your division like we are, every OFemn.ne Ay : t'CkJWTW.! game is important:' 31Col'.sl 2'OW I se men 4 1JissM,er'.~i 4O5lesb'oa3y IIAIgovvijan Elsewhere in the NBA, )OU4lalgw1men 5 Cravat 41 kct, inda 3) d:cqeaI g'ar Washington 5.'4e a bo, rolled over " sta'e t40 I 5.letoe it Cleveland 103-90, Detroit beat 4 'I.',' A I oKs Iscul, 5I Ills .. Chicago 86-81, Houston topped 1 23456 789 to Los Angeles 120-107 and Golden H11'l2 .State defeated Kansas City----13 ' Wednesda Omaha 110-102. _________________________________________________________________ .. Bullets 103, Cas-aliersl • Mike Riordan scored 27 Shrimp Dinner hln and Wes tJnseld added a 17 !lI8 19 season-high 28 rebounds as ~. r Washing oil Improved its 10 Med. Shrimp, French Fries, record to 26-8 -- tops in the _____________________ It NBA. The Bullets ran up 38 127 1 I'm J31 j _ Cole Saw, Hot Rolls & Butter, 26 11 points in the third Quarter !r, put j _ I A__Il -: lava' , 1, 1875 regular prices January at " TOM SIMS "1 HAPPY NE YEAR TO AL L McAdoo Has 'Off' •Gam e, B r oL aves se Colonels 104. 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Montague Clarify DePavI 7'.. Northwestern 63 6. JeanteLj (1),?. Margaret's Wichita St. 93, Memphis St. 91 Beauty (10),I. Tons Trans (57). Wednesdays Games Memphis (6). 7. RIOW R ed II). 3. Pony Ten'i1s Ohio U. IS. Chicago Lovoa I 4. , . ,,,'l Rs . • " 3 m26" 102" cut 1966 VINTAGE .. 11.95 ' 3 .35" 129* cast FIFTH. 5-li. p - 1, KeItir Boar William I, Mary 73. ColumbIa No games Scheduled ABA SECOND. Si. 0 - I. Ed's Final (5), 7. Montague Print 61. . Otens Torn (6),1. Jennifer Jo(S), S C. Glory (12), 6 Early Wynn (10), 7 Toni Tress (1), 8. Ima Beam (5-2). THIRD, 5-14. M - I. Lutre Eckert (3). 2. Circus City Chuk (4), 3. S.iokty Blue (61,1. G$cy Girl t. S. Mt Farm (8), 8 Lorna Kay (10), Smoothy Bill (61.1. Baynor (SI. FOURTH. 3.14. 0 - 1. Classy WinK (32). 2. True Value (6). 3. Ks ¶urIwbse(1),4.B;gPursecappy),. S U.S.A. Crystal (10). 6 Freddy Ditto (U, 7. Joe's Brave (17), I. College Capital Cleveland K.C..OmaPa 20 18 .524 Chicago 17 17 .$OQ I MIlwaukee 11 19 4fl Pacific Division Golden St 73 17 657 ' Se attle 16 18 Ptoeni* 15 18 455 7 Portland 15 19 441 15 31 .411 Los Angeles 'I FIRST. S-IS. B - I. Bouncer Boy (6), 2. Merry Michele (II, 3. Country Swing (13). 1. WllcIlf# Anuy (52), K's Gus, (5). 6. Another Nc4ak King (6). I Country Cheers Jan. 11 SCISlerIIWI at Mobile, Ala. PIorTh vs. South - WV ) 4 I E ___ _ CALWA cotocuci 2.49 s cast TONIGHT'SENTRIES East vs. West (6) Mike Douglas (9) $10,000 Pyramid Auburn, too, made mistake damp so they were Unable to TUESDAY (I) Movie 2:30 (6) GIrt In My ai'ter mistake, but most came in dry their hands. (35) Not For Women Life Texas territory and turn ed out "The 7:00 (2) Only footing was a big (acTo Tell The (9) The Big JACKSONVIIA,,E Fla, t0 behannles5,The Tigers also tar," said quarterback Marty (44) Leave It To Truth Showdown (AP)-The most famous quote committed seven turnovers Beaver Concentration (35) My Favorite Akins, "I had a stand-up touch9:30 (35) Florida Lifesty , e (I) Truth & Martian in Darrell Royal's quotable 'five fumblesand two in. down If I hadn't slipped down career goes -(44) PettICOat Consequences (44) Underdog like terceptions and were just before the end of the half. (44) Movie this: "Three things can happen penalizei Junction (13) Ensign O'Toole 3:00 (2,11) Magic Holiday All Night 2:00 (0) 70 yards to 37 for That was the big 9.30 (6) Ben Franklin play of the 10:00 (2, 0) Junior Orange (24) Florida Folk when you pass the ball, and two Texas, Movies (6) Price Is Right (13) Proud Breed Bowl game, as far as I'm Concerned. (35' 44) Star Trek (9) General Hospital of them are bad." "We certainly didn't expect (24) Oscar Brown 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Joker's Wild But everybody was slipping on (35) Mr. Ed WEDNESDAY He was referring to i'i. Texas to be so 10:00 (2, 8) Poke Story (33) Mothers In Law gencrous," said both sides." (6) What's My Line (44) Th ree Stoog es completio ns and interceptions, Shug Jordan, 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (6) Barnaby Jones (44) Father Knows (I) Let's Make A 3:30 (2, 0) NBC Ne",' Auburn's veteran Freshman Earl Catiipbell 6:10 (2) Sunshine (9) Marcus Welby But Royal, the foremost coach. Best Deal Special "But with all the fun)- the game's leading rusher with Almanac (13) Target exponent of the famed wjçhhon hung out there, our 10:30 (0 Gambit (9) Hollywood (6) Match Gan defense 99 )ards, said "it -as more 6:15 (0) Sunshine (24) Soundstage (9) The Dating Squares (8) e Life To rushing offense, learned the the difference, 10:30 Almanac (35) Rat Patrol Game what we did to ouieIves rather (13) Movie Live hard way Monday night that "True, we 6:25 (2) Profiles In 11:00 (2.6,0,9) News 8:00 (2,1) Orange Bowl (33) Movie (35) Uncle Huble three things can happen w hen cunrLstently, moved the ball than what they did to us. We (24) Mabel Mercer, Educatior, (44) Gr een Acre but we also played didn't play well itid Parade Sh ow grass is a you run he football and two of the best defense we've 6:30 (6) Sunrise Bobby Shor t 10:45 (2, 0) Rose Parade (6) Good Times (44) Leave It To ever lot different than artificial turf. Semester (35) The Saint them are bad: you can gain Played against a wishbone I Preview (9) Sugar Bowl Beaver couldn't get a iick start." (8) ( Today In Florida N i ground, lose ground or fumble. team. ghtGallery 11:00 (6) Now You See (24) America It 4:00 (6) Mery Griffin I never dreamed 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional "(;rass is one of the hazards 1130 (2.8) Holy Year 19/5 (9) Split Second (35) Victory At Sea (8) Lucy Show Royal's 11th-ranked Texas 7:00 (2. 0) Today keep them from scoring a of football," ans*ered Jordan, (44) Phil (6) Guy Lombardo (44) Dinah (24) Sesame Street Longhorns, a one-touchdown touchdown," (4) News 11:30 (2, 8) Tournament Of 8:30 (6) MASH 'Perspiration and the humidity (44) Gllllgan' Island (9) Wide World 01 favorite, proved the rankings (9) Bozo (8) Movie Roses Parade 4:30 (2,111) Rose Bowl Entertainment Two quick touchdowns probably contributed to the 7:30 correct and the oddsmakers midway through the (44) Forum 4.4 (6) Love Of Life (13) Social Security Game (24) Captioned News first perkJ fumbles, but we ain't offer that 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo w rong -- by dropping an error(9) Brady Bunch (71) (r)flnj PaUl, (9) GIWqin's Island tilted Auburn into a (44) Playboy Uiinriy an CXCWiC fur dropping the (9) Ousty' Trail 11:55 (6) t. fill 27-3 decisionto sixth-rated ant proved once again that the Paul Butterlicid (35) Leave It To Pageant ball. People play In (44) ew Zoo Revue (23) Hollywood Beaver 12:3iJ (44) The Fugitive Auburn in the 30th Gator Howl wi'..hbone isn't meant to be a and don't fumble it." 8:30 (9) Movie AFTERNOON At War (44) Gomer Pyle game. 1:00 (2. 8) Tomorrow catch-up offense, (44) Tennessee (2, 0) Movie The infractions on the kickoff 5:00 (9) Mission Show The Longhorns lost four of Tuxedo 7:OO (6) (6) Hawaii F Young And ive-0 Phil Gargis flipped a seven Impossible returns apparently were a 1:15 (9) Movie 9:00 (2) Phil Doiuhue five fumbles, all in the first yard scoring pass to Restless (24) Mister Rogers Ed Butler matter of interpretation (9) Password Neighborhood half, They also lost the ball on with less than two minutes ween the Southwest Conference (35) Big Valley (35) Batman three pass Interceptions, hot- later. Jim McKinney blocked a in which Texas plays and the 8-8:30 cns GOOD TIMES Orange Bowl Parade, with the Tonight it's the Sugar Bowl 12:30 (6) Search For (44) Mod ched several handoffs on their Texas punt through the end Southeastern Conference, Things are beginning to look theme of "Fantasies and from New Orleans. The Tomorrow 5:30 (6) Andy Griffith tricky kickoff return plays, had zone for a safety that made it which Auburn represents. A (9) for the Evans family as Fables," (13) The Detectives Joe University of features meets a punt blocked for a safety and at half time, (44) (24) Electric Company split SEC-SWC crew officiated. James is sure of getting a Caragiola and Jo Ann Pflug as were penalized at crucial University of Florida in (6) News Gargis, who (35) Lost In Space for only "I think the SEC in. job so they can beat the in- cohosts. The parade has first of the holiday's stages. (9) All My Chikren 6:00 (4. 9) News big bowl five touchdowns during the terpretation on the kickoff flation squeeze. But he doesn't (35,44) Movie (13) Sports And marching bands from 16 states games. Since they closed out the returnsLsvery hid, because In get the job and, instead of his and 1:30 (6) As The World Travel specialty groups perregular season by whipping caught just two all the .Southwest (nference troubles being over, they're Just forming along the three-rude Turns (74) Villa Alegre 8:30-9 MASH It's a party Texas A01 A m Ore than a month teamed m up for another score can be at a 45.-degree angle starting. (9) Let's Make A (44) Lucy Show m ood at the 407th tonight as a ago, little has grne right for the late in the game, a DCCII 6 - 30 (24) Zocm 8-9 NBC THE 41st ANNUAL route on Biscayne Boulevard. Greek colonel, to show his when you hand the ball off," 2:00 (2, 8) Circus Town Longhorns. A combination of strike. Chris Wilson's 28-yard Royal said. (35) RFD KING ORANGE BOWL "We certainly 8 to conclusion ABC gratitude for the help his men (6) Guiding Light final exams, (44) Hogan's Heroes Christmas field goal with nine seconds left didn't expect it to be called for PARADE live from Miami, the COLLEGE FOOTBALL received from the hospital, vacation and inclement closed out the scoring, like that," added return - NOW SHOWING throws a wlngding, Everyone Is weather prevented them from "Because we have any man Pat Padgett. - nappy except Italar. The little doing any contact work this contact work, I said before the 'Mandarin the While Texas came up empty month. corporal can't stand the idea ofL% game anything we did in its first Gator Bowl ap'4 .., Monday night, things got would have to be from memory, pearance, Auburn won for the Magician killing a baby lamb that was worse. They had trouble with and apparently we didn't fourth time in six trips, inflown in from Greece as the 'I "HouseWife the phone lines between the remember main entree. ___________________________________ well,," Royal eluding the last three. Jordan, -11 field and scouts in the press box said. "But for any howl game who has coached all six of 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVE.O and Ho'al's headset picked up from now on, we'll tay on Auburn's Gator Bowl clubs, is "Han-Karl Murder" A the ABC-TV feed at one point. campus through Christmas looking forward to No. 7. ttUPIOL ''l" ,,•.,, shamed Japanese The had to play on grass for vacation and put in contact banker "1 have years left on a the first ritualistically kills himself, and in more than a work, because lack of contact five-year contract," said the 647:20 '*D• P SICV,Su$ year-grass made slippery by resulted in our fumbles." McGarrett wants to know why. .aas.i year-old coach, who has been at the Florida humidity. And they Some of the Texas players Auburn 24 seasons. "A lot of Especially after he learns the penalized twice for an said the ball was slippery people are betting that I won't is; banker's financja! consultant Illegal exchange on kickoff because of the slick field and make it through the next four andhisassistantarelnvol),'edm return handoffs, the hulnidit) made their pants years, but don't you bet on it." an international swindle. Guest E TRIAL OF BILLY JACK" Ossle Davis plays the financial is comi ng to the adviser. ;PLAZA 11-0 l!'ad s¼1I Dog Entries at Tampa East vs West Hula Bow l atHonolulu Standings IasnCowtee'ence AtlantIc Division W I Pd. GB Buffalo 77 72 13 29 Boston 71 13 .415 ' Now York 19 13 .559 Philadelphia 11 21 •° $ 8-1 / By Ile Associated Ness YOUR All -America Bowl $113,593.00 ,- Rangers Terr ible * rs been ' _----- 11111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 01 - e could - Sugar Bowl Ogulza Cotton Bowl Muguiria 10.20 5.20 4.80 1 at Dailas Negul Aipt 8.00 340 1 Penn State 9 7 vs Baylor 1 3, c 480 6 Erdoza-Juan Quintela (1 4 ) $30.40 Rose Bawl Perfeda (11) 59480 at Pasadena.Calif. 12TH, Doubles,Spec. 7: SornerTt California 9 11 1 Erdo:aAgutrr, 792023.40 1 1 20 3 State 10.1, NBCTV Ora.t, Bowl Chtho Juan 720 1.40 S at Miami DomtnTan 500 Notr.DameC2Ys.AlbbamL 110. Qutniete US) 557.40 N. NBC-TV Perfacta (35) 133630 Jail. 4 Big 0 (1.4 with 3.5) *1.705 00 - ~ conducted By The Associated Monday Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-38 . IN recognized Football Bowls Evening Herald, Sanford, FE. 1 1 1 1i was assists, EIGHTH. Doubles. Spec. it Sate Ramon 10 60 4 60 3 20 - ' SJC Night At Kennel Club College __•---------'--- LEL%PE rS i _ - middle SEVENTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: 17-80 5.00 1 40 7 $ 10 380 6 S 20 ta The Rangcrs strafed goalie game of the season," noted and lion Schock added another Cesare Maniago with 47 shots, Coach Emile Francis after and three assists to carry For the New York Rangers, including 21 in the eight players scored boaI.s in Pittsburgh past Toronto. Monday night was the best of period and 17 in the second, leading New York to its third Kings 3, Red Wings! times. For the Minnesota North Ma n I i go ' s teammates consecutive victory. Jean Bob Berry's goal at 5:44 of the Stars, it was the worst of times, managed just 25 on Glues Ratelle scored a goal and third period proved the New York moved the puck as Villemure, wbD lost his shutout assisted on three others, gamewinner for Los Angeles, If tile Minnesota defense wasn't to John Flesch in the second defenseman Ron Groschner now only two points behind on the ice in recording an 8-1 period, had three and Rod first-place Montreal in Division Tonight will be Seminole nationally athletes National Hockey L Elsewhere n the NI!!., the Gilbert and Steve Vickers 3, The Kings can tie th Junior College Scholarship who have represented the massacre of the North Stars. Pittsburgh Penguins tr ipped night at the Sanford-Orlando College in the sports field. Most of the players agreed: the the Toronto Maple Leafs 74 and continued the scoring parade canadioni tonight with a vie. with a goals and two assists tory over Chicago. Kennel Club. Proceeds from Educational workshops and North Stars defense really the Los Angeles kings nipped each. this annual event are used by seminars are :11i'ul.i:i.iii -wasn't there, by the Detroit Red Wings 3-2. Brad Park, Bill Fairbairn, _the College to aid ii variety of College in cooperation with ' It was our worst game c he In the only World Hockey Pete Stemhowski, Rick Mid- ___________________________ programs other educational and corn- whole season. I don't blame the Association game, th e Phoenix dieton and Ted Irvine had the Through the scholarship and munity groups to study and fans for walking out," said Roadrunners dropped the other Kangers goals. ______ ______ loan programs administered by develop new programs for the Minnesota wing J. P. Parise. Quebec Nordijues W. Penguins 7, Maple Leafs 5 ______ the College more than 1000 benefit of the community. "We were teally terrible." "h was our best offensive Rick Kehoe scored two aoals students have been able to continue their education. Needy ....... students as well as .V110 academically gifted studen ts _. * NEEDS have aided. The athletic .. '° GET department has been able to AT YOUR develop an all-round a thletic program which Is evidenced by 0 q I 11 the outstanding teams and Perfect. (2 3) $172 10 Larri Lent: S 11i,ol), Ouinle4a (2 3) SU 60 c,: . Donahue 1 il.it I, 11, )I4ILIL&I(IItIt ( 11111 1I I I. I presents Most Valuable Mayer trophy to Oviedo's Clennie Putterson at the Seminole County Christmas Tournament this past weekend at Lyman High School. 780 1 Re ----. . .- - something - I rn .. - 01 $ Domingo Ramon 380 I 6 4 380 2 Loch Cactus SantlIarrea 310 7 QuinIela (12) 11040 QuinieI (211 $2$6C Perfecto (I 2) 517030 Perf ecta (2.1) 590.40 10TH, S-Id. B. 31.39: SIXTH, Doubl es. Spec. 7: Mineola Ms Mull? 4 40 740 270 $ Cacho Adu loo 360 1 7.10 180 7 Konk.a*a Phyllis 3.00 360 3 Willie De Marco 400 1 Quinicti (1$) 51 20 - III 1 ~~IIIIIIIIIIII ",. . . .......... r.%_'.......................:....... .r ............. .. MNIGHT'STV boost 1111111111111111111111= -- in 700 440 2 1310 9W 4.60 4 silver Spice Oguizi levI Alava Pace: --- - .. BYIIERSCIIEL NLSSENSON AP Sports W ri ter free :','' -. --'-.---.-'--.'-= Texas Fumbles, Lions flay howling led the Brantley Bunch with 10 markers, but the But relief is due to Phillips' charges, as his Lions have Lion defense held the sharp-shooting Patriot point man scoreless completed the hardest part of the schedule. "We'll start playing In the final fourth, to insure the lead. The Pats came out strong in in our own conference next week," replied the Oviedo skipper the final, storing the first two buckets within two minutes, but the af ter their loss to Seminole, by one point, last 1day night. lions refused to give up another two pointer until the last o The victory was theirs to claim, Saturday night over coach. minutes of the game. Chris Butterworth and his Patriots from Lake Brantley. The Pats Brantley held the victors to Just one basket within the first six were upsot by Lyman in the first round acticn of the Seminole m1r.utc of this stanza. "Wc got In foul trouble at the end, but the County Christmas Classic. Braniiey came Irio the consolation two free throws by Lee (Ward) pulled It out for us," said Philhipa game 2.7, losing their last three outings. after the game. "He's our playmaker, he's quick and we needed In what was more of a defensive struge throughout the those clutch throws to win," concluded Phillips. Ward night, a last period ftedo charge increased the winning margin finished the evening with 10 markers, eight In the final half. to 12, with a 44.32 victory. Once again it was the forces of the Lion Steve hlargLs scored eight for Brantley along with Anthony pivotman, 64 Ciennie Patterson who led the way. P: tterson Collins. hiargis dropped in six of those with field goals of over 17 managed 18 marks, the game high and added tohis career high of feet. - OulnIela (73) Ica Eloria been team as • $ 380 2 160 6 Hinders By UG herald Currespoudeit LONG WOOD-It's a long rugged road for head the LiOns coach Dale Phillips and his Oviedo basketball had gone winless in six of their last eight outings. "We have one ofaschedule" said Phillips, "and it'i hard to keep the icarn S meraic UP or j ust w eei wem going wirn a scneauie tixe ours." The schedule, which is one of the toughest in the County, in. eludes the likes of DeLand, who edged out the underdog lions by one point after two periods of overtime had eIapsed. -t i-A * j, 7.:., pr . AIbf.it Slate -;.= I ______- _ I MONDAY NIOHT'S RESULTS FIRST, DovbIn, Spec. 7: Mchifl. 'Strong' IN . . - . __ H T.Ron - -- ---- '' "r"' - )' 0 8 HOURS 10 MINUTES �._____ --________________________________________________________________________ - - - - - - : - I -- - - - - - _____ _______________ -.------- ----•......., ---- _____ ______ tning Herald, Sanford, F L Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-4B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974-5B I I r A Very Big Thanks For Your Patrona ge -Ma y 'I W4w,,,Jffj s Everything Come UpRosesForyou And Yours. -. -' '- outique wig AUTOMOTIVE... Altamonte rings, 831.4554 eLOW OVE RHEAD LOW PRICES •. •,, • • • 41 'FAST SERVICE £• • '• AlL_ • a GardenLand LOCATED AT HvW.vlqvp lilt SAhFQDAv DISPLAY WIGS ON Al SPECIAL BUY ONE WIG.... GETONE FREEI 10 r . 200 STYLED •48HOURSERVICE 1400W.F.iitSt. Pl.3733 Sanford I , Lewis Automotive Helps You • Semunoie t Putt on Out And Save At 50W,stflhStreet Sanford. Florida 32711 Phone 303-322-2772 Printers A Selisidlary of Layer Enterprises DUDA AUTO PARTS tifts For All W ip Inf lati*on Now 32 . -. we ers - I "Will 0% 1pv Occasions At CarmlBen And Open Daily 10a.m.. 9p.m. Sur. 1p.m.- 6p.m .o;; JYJ1 Aff rvfls • -I Interstate Mall . 436 & 1.4 0,18.0at) 'PROFESSIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE tt1.-;:_' liii.- IV!' B Irma 's Meet Your Worst Enemy -- The Termite --..•---.- OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. Ph. 365-3241 Oviedo Route 426 Commercial Printing Letter Press A WORKER 0 IL AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE meflls and all eth*f Printing 7 r1M P-50 DESK-TOP - - - - -I -- * Automatic Toning. Local Service - OPEN 6 DAYS n urs E yesI o Thurs. 9 pm Alk A, - - \ i# f- 830 1243 or 831-2522 - BUILDERS .............. -- - II I - - WEEKENDERS CUSTOM MADE - .- ) CENTER • 919E. E 2nd St - rJUfl eL I1Op 1. SoblidiarY of Layer 111aftirprims IIE'S DOING HIS PART TO WHIP LN.FIATION NOW! Lewis Johnson, owner of IA%h AutomoUve offers low low prices without giving up quality workmanstilp and satisfaction. Private Patients -VA -Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Sanford, Fla. 32771 Phone 321-0334 FAST - ACCURATE ECONOMICAL i 14 Industrial p&r__It. at SR U Rt. 1, ioz Power ourt Sanford. Fioridi 37771 PNW M-323-4147 - 'p- Sanford Fla. / ( . -- .. Gift for all occasions can be Today the cost of everything Lewis Automotive, owned by Automotive sells Hillcrest tires operators have been accused of is zooming upward and the cost Lewis Johnson. Is located at the at unheard of low prices. Many overcharging and illegal of having your automobile Hughey Equipment Co.. on So. parts that he uses and sells practices. They are looking for serviced or repaired Is certainly Sanford Avenue, directly carry a life time guarantee. repairmen they can trust to no exception. it takes an arm across from Pinebreeze Egg Lewis is a young, h. give them the true facts about coda leg lust for the necessary Farm. You can't miss the working man with An extensive what is wrong with their cars, servicing to keep your car building, for Its bright red and knowledge of the automotive and who will not overcharge running. let alonp what Is costs yellow paint Is an eye catcher. field, and he feels that he offers them for the work. for a major repair. Lewis has been self-employed quality work, the best arou nd, They need look no further, • , - * - ••,• e - urriuc MKI SPECIALTY INSURANCE V Fertilizers e Seeds Tuxedo Feeds OW RATES 9 Pet Supplies : Annuals 16.24 YearOlds 'PAINT 'WALLPAPER . Nj / i Vegetable Plants SR72's Filed EZ Payments Open Daily 9-S F ri. 9-6 Senkar k e Glass & Paint TUXEDO FEED STORE' Phmi \ s in -- " - " r - WZLllUL5YL! -- --- :.:- ( £ - COUNTY lflttH$U11U ') or H ) I - - ;• me - •'• - 's." i r •J R de • -. - - * - - - . • - •' .. - I V'. • - - V - *! ' - h 14 i 4 l . j ' i KrrI C I- - V al ' shoelailid - 6`1 j ____ ' -' BeE FUR/I/TI/RE 2.12 S. HIGHWAY 17-92 CASSELBERPY. FLORIDA 121 Ph. Ili.7252 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 1792 Longwoed NEW & USED FURNITURE WE BUY & SELL--ONE OR A HOUSEFUL BICYCLES 831-3304 Sales-Service A Parts -Accessorios Ta A 13111141 XW um U - -- \•- -. i) Nets. . - - I wLItu -- oft i i Yea w 11 I 323-1640 "! & counted for the lion's share of unit, Including owned anti 78 the asset In The market billion, up a rccord rn.0 billion value of all farm real estate or 26 j*r cent niore than in from 1973. Ile increWSW, at 14 reached " 5.3 billiun on Nfarch Nlarch Hq3. I*r cent, w&3 stmost double the 1974, up W.7 billion from a Unusually high commodity 13 per cent rim in 1972 and Uiree year earlier. prices, record Wgh net farm times the nore moderate The a%erage salue per acre ircome in 197J, and buyer optimisin over the long-term nutlook for farin incolyle were Ilk-' 114611 ciluseS of UK- increase WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT ) In real estatcs'aI Iff-F Sales, Service CAMPERS, TOO Myrna Cavell p!; :, f . V/J7.4 I Debra Walsh , ASK ABOUT OUR ,' r people fo -' 111. L. David florner Chairman and President of the ;koutheAst First National Bank nf Nfaitlarxl, announce(] the prornotion of two officers ef. f tive Dec. 1, 1974. ifidney G., Cash, ay Cishier, was elected Vice President and Cashier of the Bnk, and Jeffrey H. lighton, lin Assistant Cashier, was I l I HITCHES OF ALL SIZE$ - Andfast. for ® - SANFORD CAX40 14-1, ' 211111 'St. St. 01 648-5843 . 02 1 U112 - k. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH.831-2285 3PI LONGWOoc PLAZA Hwy.1192 lorgwood . Home of Offic it & " i' I At AU - cage 9 I i ______ • I I P"romotes Two Officers 0. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER . t i mr P s incre i d to such an extent that they have opened J Mr.Ce"oe n3,7607 I -- - - • -- . - - o It YourWay' Southeast Of Seminole TRAVEL TRAILERS & ' 1974: sets arnur:ed to contact Celery I'Milionville fnIERLE 11ORMAn COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE 110 PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD I c Complete is Shop - UP To IS rel 20% Of Sdes Ir L1 74 Ac ievements • 1. , &Ia $me blitt #g • By FRANK J. i/ISA vast busnessfrm, here's wtujt grossthrate of8 per cent dwing increased by an astounding 25 CountyAgrIcultuJg1 Its balance sleet would have 1971. per ecntto$3loby March l and If U.S. agriculture were one looked fike at it beginning of Farm real e3Ute again ac. the value of _____ • is / JJL3A.LU. Book A Home DemO"Stration For 1975 . Ag A ent Rider 7990 Dutch ma;d Weun*ng LES TANDEMS- 3 WHEELERS vtplk I - in t gold -- earrings for • - -- - , •- . - _.1•' - •'. .-- -- -- 'a' 4T JO-EV, YOU -UI. 11A V E VO UR IIA IR DONE T1IE WA V YO U WA. T 1-1. ...Fat right, Gary and Nancy Zu)'us owners with staff , , _.uIo1I#lI._._.__.___ oiu k ,k -, - For persons with light brown in Toronto, Canada, and moved here a year ag6 from Con. or blonde hair Jo EV does hair cticut where they worked In A painting, which Is done with a auty salon. They have both paint brush and bleacK to Impeted In beauty show create the effect cf sun contests in New York City, bleached hair, This puts shades on shades of light hair . where Nancy won a tr op hy Ear piercing Is also done at Gary and Nancy are celebrating the first birthday of Jo Ev. The piercing Is done ern and 14 their salon In Longwood. where with a e ALL FURNITURE TIL JAN. 10 - - - cu 1 - ' Horse Shoes s' 10% OFF - -' •-• • - Walnut - ______ :' - - V uacius i I Q - n many at offered They are open from 9 till 9 only I5 Monday and Thursday, other never ends up looking the way 3 more stations Jo Ev caters to all aces from 9 till 5 every day ex . you wanted it to because the Their 6 operators, most of the young to the young it cept Sunday. operator insisted on giving you whom have had previous ox- To heip fight inflatm,n,heart they Make a New Year's "the latest style" even though it perlence In the Sanford, area, offer spec lal rates for omen 62 resolution to let your hair doesn't fit y ou r looks? are Meta Burgess, Teresa and over every Tue-slay and s li If to you'll really like the Jo- Drake, Diane DeBord, Kay Wednesday. Men's hai cutti ng orty ng be fun instead of an deal. Go to Jo-Ev Beauty Ev Beauty Salon on Highway Harris, Martha Chadwick and Is also available at lbs shop, Salon In Longwood, and let 134 in Longwood. where Gary Sherrie Drake. T he y all share only a short drive from nf them "doityourway!"_ ADV. and Nancy Zus a nd t he ir 6 the spirit of the s ho p which is Nancy and Gary a civicrlenced operators "do it "make the customer happy!"minded; thlspast Sumner they J~Ur way" In a friendly. JoEv Bea uty Salon uses only sponsored a chamtlonship axed atmosphere where they the latest, most successful Little League basebal team, specialIze in satisfying the products Including RedKcn and they are also Veicom stomers' wants and Uni Perm They specialize Wagon sponsors .RT Alt houg h still young, Gary in bl ow drying and precision No appointment is n<esary has been a ha irdr esser for 13 cuts Today's most popular -Jo Ev offers walk incervice years and his wife Nancy for 11 fashio ns are bl ow wavi ng in years. They have attended which Act and Uni Perm are • uiiiiuiii,,., I•vu,. Brunos HIgh Styling ns,ue USe-u. . - - - - - . - . .• • brand new ANNE - Er 4'• - Ben for overhaul or repair and Ben's regular customers will Car Ben flf can be me more fell you that dependable service personal b having our them.and fair treatment are the essa engrev.d nn' reasons they keep coning back 4 - Visit Our .- I'd rather be walking in my - M - rv to i Do you dread ; a uty salon because your hair • = Aid I - 4% flilIlliilt M Chrysler lighters and fountain to Car- Ben whenever they need class ring. These are still wide assortment of costume pens are a recent addit;on on something in the jewelry line available at Car-Ben, with jewelry, from belts to earrings. the shelves at Car-Ben, Both Master Charge and •me being offered in There's stainless steel dinYou can find clocks, silver BankAmericard are accepted onomical 6 karat gold netware by Oneida, as well as dishes, wallets, clutch purses a? Car-Ben ADV. - - £L I - - or daughter Is a high - school Speldel, copper jewelry and a - - OiLAR5 Promise rings, friendship rings Car-Ber. h3ndles the complete I line of dependable Timex watches. The perfect gift that a parent Browsing around, you'll fi nd con give to their graduating son beautiful I.D. bracelets by - -. BINGO FE EDS ' - Jo-Ev Beauty Salon - DOES UEEN ITZ OPEN TICI permonth. InadditiontoSeiko, an dotherkeepsakesareoffered you are guaranteed an ex- the entire area. -- verytrnng ,.. hoof and offers the oni Timex watchrepair service " Will I • \ C Pert wa c repairer ith WHO any years experience. attended Bulova watch repair for accuracy within 15 seconds p, 323-7710 - " and decorator items in a wide owner of Car exciting gift Idea from Car-Ben Keepsake wedding rings, a gathering dust because you • Ti9TJ11ITfl1TTJJ7f SUT ANY(RC I SEUtf Mc(I Cr For Quotes . "DOCTORS 00*1 uhf unnrr CALLSr ) #nc 2)0MagnohmAe. COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 322-2624 Sanford, Florida I a?''\ OE?iME HOW PART OF YOUR FUTURE, .Car.&aautstantwfllhelpinyotjrselection Watches are always welcome Oneida baby silverware. - dinarity carry a one year both yellow and white gold and piece which Is of practical use wrra nty, bi't the new space comein lain and fancy design as well. Whatever make of açge5eikoQuartzis guaranteed to suit our Individual taste watch you own, take itintoCar. ' - -, . the Seiko Quartz watch for tradition Ben Jewelers, Is not only Is men. through eight can't get It to run, Car-Ben can All Seiko watches Of* decades. They are available in repair it to give you a show knowledgeab e n a aspects a truthfu I diagnosis of what is - i IS -. CASUISIM / full of exciting gift items that watches In fashionable styles wide range of styles and prices. clocks. If you own a beautiful anyonewilibeproudtorecelve. for both ladles and men An They also offer exquisite old timepiece that is lust someone in Seminole County weiiknown firms in Central The Lewis adon this page will wrong with your auto but will do offered expert auto repair Florida and Shnford since 1968. contain weekly specials you the work for You at lower prices servIce at prices everyone L ew is Automotive specializes can't afford to miss. They will than others. You won't be could afford. He sought to find a mostly in front end and brake include specials on brake jobs, tharged for unnecessary parts buIlding that could house his work, but also doe* major other brake work, wheel Or labor when you bri ng your equipment, give him a place to engine repair and auto tune- alignment, wheel balanci ng and work to Lewis Jof on work on cars, and have low ups. His front end equipment shocks. A standing s pecial Is a In these days of Inflation and overhead sohe wouldn't have to includes a John Bean tire free tube job with oil change. never-ending price increases it pass on the costs of an ex. balancer and an Allnite wheel Many people are suspicious of Is a relief to know there is a pensive facility to his alignment machine, the auto repair Industry today, business that Is doing customers. In addition to service, Lewis because some unscrupulcijs to Whip inflation Now.Its part -ADV. 202 S. Park Ave. •GLASS L HUNT'S experience. decided It was time has been associated with many large or too small. L41VIAg m CUSTOM BLUING A PLATING POLICE WEAPONS OUR ' - found at Car-Ben Jewelers in gifts, especially for birthdays, For couples looking forward variety at Car Ben. the Longwood Plaza, where and Car-Ben carries an out. to marriage, Cdr-Ben offers A special repair service at shelves and display cases are standing collection of fine beautiful engagement rings ma Car-Ben is one for antique Lewis Johnson, a first class for only a short time, but his at the lowest prices to be found Lewis will do both of these mechan!c with over six years facewillbefamIliarbecausehe in town. For him, no lob is too thlngs.Hewillnotonlygiveyou - / COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS i.... _--, - '1) - Ph. 322-67fl j (\ ____ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanor I ds'old es I nd a_Larg __ est Compa ny. RIGHTNOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO GIVE CLASS RINGS , Baby Chicks Hor se Care items Tic At 24 Hour Nursing Care For $07 W. 2nd Sfmt The Fir ng iine Holiday Shoes Galore 3228865 NURSING VICTOR DRAFTING SERVIcE .( , - - where your friends are'' Al .. I - -- SHOP DRAWINGS LOT MAPS BLUEPRINTS t I I ADDITION PLANS (?1' I - HOUSE PLANS I . i 'r r ' H - r - - -.' FL A:!-----'--- CONTRACTORS 2. Termites cost Americans over 1500,00 0 , 00 by all tornadoes, hurricanes, and windstorms combined. 4 That your largest single Investment is your home. Ttvdt most people have fire and %form nsurance but In many cases they neglect to home against eafecUard their s. Don't wall until costly damage ls done, callus today for a free termite survey- NO OBLIGATION Our employees offer all 91 A £Ji 'Beb Sn j i '-4 Leesburg - Daytona Sanford Ph. 323-1330 bill Wilkins, Mgr. Bid. 143 (30th St.) P.O.Box 444 SanlcrdAlrport I 1. Termifes damage 5 times as many homes as fires? •.• 3. More than twice the damage done N k Hwy 434 at Pr-essview St., Longwood CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. - - - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 0 Any Length. - •-• - BEAUTY SALON or On The Market Demonstrations REPRODUCTIVE !N 7_ COPIER -.- - QUEEN WINGED SOLDIER f . Ca5h's %ife Linda, their five year old son Sid Jr and year old daughter 11sa, live in Winter Park. Ilis hobbies include golf, softball an(I fvhing. Ile Is a the Winter Park U)CI11bC Cliamber of Conunerce and the American Institute of Banking. Jeffrey [Aghton is a native of New York City. He attended University of Clnc1nnat, and was a member of the United States Army, where he semed with the Golden Knights Cash Is a liatVe o' Georgia.Parachute Demonstration attended the University of Team, The Army Parachide Tlnessee 1010giCalan(I Florida c0rps, and the Special Forces. ligliton is a niemlvr of the University, from T: whichhegraduatedin 1972 with American Insiltut I Banking. cane to the bank in ivio as a n rru Co-op irernber teres are ng, tennis swimmi This Week's SPECIA. Chuck Wogcn STEAK Choice of Fr. Fr Ma d Potato Salad Choice of Corn, String Bans or Saw Reg. $1.30 S5 Don' t forget cur o European Grand four could be complete without a trip to Italy. Great writers, artists and artisans of many ages mAde Italy their Mecca, not to mention a myriad of stage and screen stars. All soris of Royalty, from a sorts o countries found the Ideal resting spot In the little Italian boot. From the alps In the north to the wonderful seashores of the south, the country Is full of beauty, history, and ex citernent. Rome, Florence, Venice, and Naples - they are the big four to visit In this wonderful - -T . Here t comes aga n p tch. ve heard i ()Ile Shophiffing lis Plus many otter non Bar B Qse Dinners Sandwiches Guy's Bar-B-Que FRENCH ,23.5230 Helpful Hint: tourist offices have publications Which can help you plan a trip to practically any. where i -------------------------it by lals. the he future. It erased. Say uets C-' you a eoLIrt • r-' record plans j ob. they hire a thief. Is thzii. wihIeL. or lipstick you pocket wordi the 1)1-i(.( pay ' i that can't before - crim nal. hopes for Ave., Winter Park Mali. Open 9:30-5:30. All forms of transportation avall. 111, , 11 COS', nothing ex* Ira for our services, HAPPYHOLIDAYS. i Stetaling. It is punishable, t Visit this romantic and cultural country on your next v cation. Make your plans at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO, INC., 574 N. Orlando Shopl ft ng i i of Bar 8 Quil: -.- necklace -. - - �j' ___ - _____ / _______ - ______ 'I. EveningHerald,Saiford,Ft. Tuesday,Dec.3L1974 L / _______ • t00Q FICTITIOUSNAMU ,a k I AFII I I I "1 Iu.p1 1!I IF'J BRIEF • fis' ('tl{tft)l.I. ltlGlEft means oy Marksman Honor Student Faces 3 Murder Charges OLEAN, N.Y. tAP) An honor student who was one of the best marlumen on his high school rifle team faces arraignment today on three murder charges in the sniper shooting deaths of three persons at Olean High School. Six persons were injured. Anthony Barbaro. 17, a senior, was captured Monday afternoon alter police stormed a room on the school's third floor. The youth, lying on the floor and wearing an apparently defective gas mask, was not injured but was overcome by police tear gas, police said. A National Guard tAink had been sent to the school to help the removal of injured during the bloody two.hour shooting rampage by the son of a manufacturing firm executive. Authorities said they did not know why the youth opened fire. - in Guards Storm HospiEal WALLA WALLA, Wash. (AP) - Guards stormed their way Into a prison hospital to rescue two women hostages who were being stabbed by cci,mcts in one of two disturbances at the Washington state penitentiary. The won'en were among 13 persons held hostages by prisoners during the disturbances which occurred at nearly the same time Monday. All of the hostages were later freed. "'Things are quiet," A.J. Murphy, prison information officer, said Monday night. "Every one has been returned to his cell." White House Had Reports WASHINGTON (API The White House under former President Richard M. Nixon received reports on demonstrators and radicals (toni the Central Intelligence Agency, according to a sworn statement by former presidential counsel John W. Dean Ill. "It was approximately one month alter I arrived at the White House that I was informed about the project that had been going on before I arrived to restructure the government's intelligence gathering capabilities vlsa-vis demonstrators and domestic radicals," Dean has testified under oath. these goals to a suc. workable Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Make your plans early for the entertainment you want to have and contact your friends, then get busy at work. Consider allies' desires. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Get home affairs handled early eloreyoudashofftothevi3lstsandfunthlngsyoueplafl. 1ake this an ideal day and r'.m. GEMINI May 21 to •lune 21) Contact friends early, then levote yourself to your family, home affairs. Write thank-you otes. Make ts a most happy day, p.m. MOON CIIIIJfltEN (June 22 to July 21) Get into any money natters of importance tarly, and then out to the fwi and frolic Is'ithgoodfriendsyouwan(tohavewjthyou. l.EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Morning is good for relaxaUon or un. Later is line for handling some important matter well. onsome pals with phone calls. LONDON tAP) Anyone Investing in a bar of gold in February 1972 paid $50 an ounce or less. He has seen that investment double, and double again to almost $200 an ounce in less than three years. Some dealers believe the price could rise to $300 or more. Others expect It to drop. In retrospect, the sk}lockeflng of gold prices appears to have been inev'table, because of inflation and the troubles of the international monetary system. As fears for the valuL' of paper money grew, more arid more people bought g(ld as a safe hedge. - Bahamas Vacation For Heath NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) Edward Heath, leader cii Britian's Conservative Party, has arrived iere for a fourday private holiday. Heiith was met at the airport Monday by James Treadwell, British high commissioner to the Bahamas, 4tnd whisked away to a friend's luxury home. While here, Heath is e'xptcted to meet with Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling. It is the first visit to the Ilahamas for Heath, who leaves Jan. 3 for a visit to Jamaica before returning to England. - 1ff THE CISCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, Wife's attorneys, FLORIDA. on or before WITNESS my handand theseal of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Rid yourself of annoying nditioflS, then get out to whatever interests you. Follow Initions. Avoid one who bickers. L- r.'wui tpe of planning and a second 'eting date. he committee appointed by I.JotmVogt,chatrmanofthe minole Legislative egation, with represenvesfr3mthecounty'sseyen es and the county governnt agreed to a lengthy nda for a 7:30 p.m., meeting .8. A report Is to be made to legislative delegation by 15. greed upon Monday night cities will ronsider their ..,, . 5UICIIOfl3 conitnea Q :..Jz_,a___ - ... . Bank - Buiidng, i__a .. uiiii idHu uac Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: .)oyStoei rI. --s'-" Publish: Dcc. 17, 21. 3$. 1974. Jan. I --- -- Fetxiiary, 1974. 1973 ______________________ The January meeting DEt.71 agenda, It was agreed, Will IN THE CIMCUI i COURT. include establishment of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. mlnlmumlevelsoistudy,alljt CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. and definition of statistics, NOTICE OF derzsity,populationestimatej,a FORECLOSURESALE Notice is hereby given that the suggested single color undersigned, Clerk of the Circuit for maps, zoning titles and Court of the Eighteenth Judicial definitions. In addition an in- Circuit, In and for SemInole County, depth discussion of countywide Florida, Pursuant to the Judgment of foreclosure entered in a case drainage will be held. ing in said Court, the $tyl of Much of the first hour of the which is meeting was taken up jfl Guaranty Federal Savings and l.oan disagreement among the cities AssociatIon of St. Petersburg, Plaintiff, .i. WI uu juriucuun. . , . . • Documents, Calm Professionals ' MANAGUA, Nicaragua (API -One of their captives described the Nicaraguan guerrillas who freed 13 tx'stages after a 2day ileige and flew to Cuba with about $5')0,000 and 14 comrades as "cool, calm professionals." "They were all very young," said L.aszlo Pataky, 57. 'I would say most were much younger than 25 but they 'ere not nervous. One of the girls said they would fight to the death 11 the didn't succeed." - . .. ----..--,'.- '. '-' Saidsnlewlllbehefdattp,efront steps of the Seminole County ___________________________ ,j.. _______ ________________________________ lflS, at 11 00 o'clock AM, (yr as ',ocn tlierca'ter 45 th cai be 4_._i....-...---'+. *.., _________________ ."z Courthouse in th City of Sanford, Florida. on the 17th day of ianuat'y same - PARK & DA'Y' SPE(1AL (Seal) - '.. ' lIE - ' i. done. : Arthur II. Btckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk MART IN J. ROESS. A I TORN IV AT LAW 6666 72nd Ave. North P.O. floit 1' 5? Petersburg, Florida 23733 Publish: Dec. 3$, 1971 V'i hA ________________________ lb WITH P" FICTTIOUSNAMI 'THIS COUPON 1 byQivehr " Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, s,m..c,f Ltdert GOOD A AT i &. "i' OT H SM ai. ' 'I 'I,'." EN -4A.M. DAILY ' of the CircuIt Court, Stminole County, FlorIda in accordqs with the provisionS of the Fictitious flame St*'u?es, To Wit; Section *4509 FlorIda Statutes $957. ________________________________ Publ?t Dec 31 1974Jen7 1421 DE!131 iJ . .. ... (5e' I) (ted it Longwood. Seminole Co? ftorida 'hIs 16th day of I Sanford 's finest park. - ,,- I- i _ti L I I .•.,,,.,, •. - / r, OPENING REALTOR 71 HOur Servi., 327719* - -- -. - - - -. - - 9' .. ____ T. .i'= ,& - ----'=:- ,. •i ________ 42 Sanford's bitt section Terms by owner. 135.000 Lnw down payment. 372-1193. F LEE I -. RESERVE RN ,- -. Bedroom home in Detona's First Hunt Realty 2521 Park Dr 372 2111 -'(ALTaR After Hours! 3279211 3273991 322044' picnic table, air conot'oner $110 Month pluS securitirt 775 3054. SINGLE STORY 'STUDIO 1.2.3 BEDROOM SUITES I Butin,t Meeting 2nd Monday-?000 Club Hours-3 pm Daily (closed Wed ) f.ng bedroom mobile PiOr Th4Jrd,jy 43 35 _----------- 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford - ) Wantid * Financial Mobile Home Lots - ,,,,p',, _F0'R!. Nlcelargeprlvat,'ot 3 bedroom. 2 baths, with good neigh hors 7 pct mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA 1)2,000. Happy Co. Broker. Wint Holida 322.2090 - SO Beds. $70. Home decorations; Open 99. Thanksgiving Jo Xmas Dave's Furniture. 500 Sanford iO'iPt ilDFR 4550C Below Wholesale. wfliit they last. Americpo of Martinsvilie, solid oak bunk beds, $100 Set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, i! --- - 32-House's Rant Unfurnlstwd 33-Houses Rint Furnished 35-MObllii Horn, Lets Per Rent 34-R tP F,OR,fl,F0Pf ) - 1 orgaazation wouw like to be ,rtclud& ifl lh,s listing call --' ' We Wish All Of Our o materials •i • L '~4 "-'---- '"" Buys . Any Car 1911 Ford Wndcw van. fUlly car peted Reat Open daily i for con Signment or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, 1966 Mustang, a doll With air. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford automatic, sharp. 373-5670 ...- hi 92M.aitland ' ' - : -' - A fr Coalditionin Remodel-no and Repairs Room additirt Fully insured Good - references Jim Tre. 321 0209 PIANO SERVICES All nd PIayrs TWing Rar.567 9503 mairs the Herald Classified ads are black and white and read all over ressure ________________________________ free - FALL (LEA?4Ie' Full LinGE AppIanct-s Sanford Electric Compary 23fl Park Drive 322 1567 LASIFIED Additions r Don? reedsi Serve a useful purpose again when you sill them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today' Don'? delay! Just dial 323.2611 or 631 999] To place vO,Jr low cost Want Ac? %'AITLAND FLEA M'RT 1911 H*y t7CiOpenSat &3un 95 $312970 ' Odd lobs of all types. Carpentry, Painting Cement Work L,gh? Hauling 7222645 "i' n --- Remodeling CONSTR1JC11ONInc, . . . -. . - I ' 1 r C.l,4e.,s ' - '-' -- i'; ,- An Org-nai by Debbie Custom des cried clothing iSt for Western taylor.ng a Specialty 104 E liJ St (entrance thru Land 0' Fabrics) 3210970 Tues Si or by appointment, _______________________________ [ , i- '; - ,. - 1- AlteratIons Dsgnng Dressmaking by experts. Singcr 4000W cI ea er 2 0 U . - , ' - herald i. .' t'v:......... JANUARY WANT ADS HELP YOU PAY DEC%IEBER BILLS! 377 c' Beauty Care 11 fi. !'I I lir id, 14 iv ?t tic vi, 1,3 Arram:ngSib,,ii ,rr ________________________ ii,, I, P ,.,i ?IP1 fl.( Pt PEST S67 Park Dry, 177 M45 , " 1106 Be.u;ic1ia,n. or , Carpentry A small ClassIfied Ad brings big return Try one ar' see Call ") ) ;' 'r ' -- arpentry. Masonry. a'id Painting Remodel arid Repair We do it Il Pet Care Car are Øcvrd'ng S Grooming Ph '1731057 . L _________________ WINNIE S BEAUTY SHOP Sanford Aye, Mast, eves by 4pp4 17? bcontractor B'g Hamnir Litru,j, Pest Control itT REST INtl ar lr.tt'rc,s s.rianip,-i.,*'ct & (ijn ed Like new Free estimates. 323 ______________________________ A Very Happy c.irrniind' -: . ' '':' cpos,' qi wht ri vot 5th l'itm a ClasS,tini Act Iron the (,ilt us today' Don't ctm'la,' Ii.' it i 32.2611 CIt d i i,, , ". ''i SWEET ONION PLANTS mature by April. 25 SOc. 100 5150. 1,000 $17.50. in iose. ( lients& Competitors In keeping with the 51 Built With PrIc!e By = " . Wash& Spr Kiec-'. Euterior walls, eaves. pato .s, ' & roOfs Removes muldc-.v ii,r.; I dobbers & . rs 01 wasps Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estmate. 373603$ - eon hg 'imp,)(" staltaton available Bud Cabel 327 57 anytme Cenrr i ti, at & "r COnditn ng For estimaTes call Carl Harris. at SEARS 'n Santorø. 3fl U71 . Wa i Papering L L ER Prm.,tes,ionti Wailpaç,.vr I CPflSed Pci ci' r , - o'i-rI ' ;i,:, ç '# .,,,.:c1...,. ,.'... ' 0.'t.. Estimates Fh 327 _____ Well Drilling Have and ad venture, browse througn tne Want Ad (QIumni often for qaIty b.arga;ns WELLS DRILLED PU'." SPRINKLER SYSTE.%' All typesancj sizes We rep4ir and servo,' STIflE MACHINE ASUPPLY (0 207W 2naSt Household Goods -a- - ( 613 1115 Call 3775665 a . ' tl??6I1 3$-WanledtoR.nt BUY ANC SELL Antiques and Lorrie Original Floral Designs for all occasions 2610 on 17 92. 321 0fl7. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" See the homes built with pride the finest • I (WITH GOOD CREDIT OPEN DAILY Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. In. 322 S672 "away from it all," DEPARTMENT PubHth'Vt31 $974,Jan 7, 14,21 Close to everything yet - fl-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnishad SI-Apart senhRent lit )hS(j FirstSt Realty. Rentals - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL- TRADE Stenstrom HOMES OF DISTINCTION 3727543 Having trouble Storing summer items' Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad Call 372 2611 or $31 Ave 323 9170 W. Garnett White '. Miscellannous For Sate Vacuum Cleaners, $15 30. New Xmas lewelry, Xmas lights; Bunk 25-Loans t tt ilI $50 Down 372 9719 - C' , 24-Business Opportunitles 9cItj Williams Accounting, formation to Cardinal Industry Inc , P 0 Box U. Sanford AT NOLL'S STORES There's One N'ar You Opporftjnlylel Conplete accounting ano tax set vice for small businesses Appliances --------. _________--_ -- 27- Investment HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL STAff'S AUCTION Home Improvements liii $200 26-Irtsuiance Mit A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Apartment sites wanted in Sanlord. 3 to 6 acres, sewer and water at SIte and proper zoning. Send in Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage , 647 '*' NESS SERVICES ______________________________ 71 Hour Service 377 7191 '' Park '66 Chrysler Imperial, 7 dr. Pdt, runs good, factory ai', all power. $.39S or best offer 372 7197 Auction 051 Real Estate Wanted 47 CalIBart Real Estate 0' C,' Sanford, 372 7551 5*390 5. lOor 20 acres, des'rable iocaton paved road, trees Tcry Realty. REALTOR. 825 0711 PAYTON REALTY ,',' - .4 ________ Lots and Acreage just 11 mit north of DeL.nd Beautiful. high, lIghtly woOded land. Et cellent termst Sackelt investment REALTOR Need a iprvfrpman lax!' (PierS th Dusiness Service Ads today "LUXURY FOR LESS" • In CAMP 2 fldrm. furnished traIt.. $150 mo. pIus $33 security. ?,'.Ilet Lake Park, 349 3743. . 1970 MGB, CiT Excellent Condition Call 322 1677 Plo Sale This Week, Next Auction. Saturday, Jan 1. Equipment for Rent Mobile Homes OcOery SEMINOLE .372 4110 1 BEDROOM from 149.00 2 BEDROOM from 179.00 3 BEDROOM from 228.00 Chapman Shows Ba? Cave, N. C. Sunday) pm. to6p.m Admission, $1.50 - Accounting Mobile Home Rent ___________ Matthew 3 Monte CarIes In stock, Two 197 l's arid one 1910 Super nice. Call Don Pope, 322165$. Deiler. 1 Corbetf Real Estate 4611791 - City Auditorium Friday & Sat. 1 pm. to 9;)0 i..: Doublewide mobile home 21'x41'. 3 Bedroonit, 1', bath onl',acre lot I 901-313 I1 rft,r 530 Any time weekends bedrooms. 1'', baths, central air, carpeted, fenced, trees. Many extras $22,500. PH. 377 3791 Peg Real Estate Broker 327 1X)l 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1797 "Mi It' - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5700 31 Art Picariso Jan 3 4 5 Pottery Pinkey l'farrell new c'wnef and manager. Sanford - Your choice of terms. 3 Area Large lawn, barbeque, _____ KACTUS KORRAL, 2551 Sanford Ave. next to Horse & Rider Western Store. Brand new stock I Largest ever! Cacti, SuccuIen?, we now have models reaoy for immediate occupancy in Carriaoe Cove. Sanford's newest mobile home park Home On Lake New Year Call For Appointment 322-2420 Anytime 322-3103 Ycst.r MLS Agency _J1 i. 3 FIVE ACRES, only Houses R2n1 F urn ishei 33 Gartlens '- Wanted - CaIlBart Real Estate Geneva V '' Sports Employment 21-Sjtuatjons mc No pr's 3721335 Saricra 3 bedrooms, 7 t.iihj, 2 car g.ara7e, Sir, Shag cupet. self cleaning oven Almov new Call collect 1 654 1561 eves WI•kkCWIAC 15-Action $1-Help 3774061,323-0317 FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION ......... -------__- GRAND Lawnand Garden 64 -IIJ Ford Falcon. n,,ns very well Only 1173.3720021 Ocala Antique Show 72 tennis privileges. Immediate occupancy. Owner Asso , 371 $974 or 373 7179 REALTOR .. 14camplflg.Riso,'ts . S room unturn. hOuse 7 bdrm. enclosed porch, V mi Irom town. Sanford- 3 BR, ce'tral heat, garage, fenced lot, 57S P1 327 596) room, utility room. 7 car garage Pretty landscaping With Own pump and well system. Pool arid $114 monthly. ar. rre engine repar Make otter 372 1065 Antiques 110650ff MARINE 2927 Hwy 1797 No qualifying' Only $4,000 down and assume mortgage Nearly new i bedroom home with panèlsd family room, living room, dining Interest lv12 Vega GT. 1 Speed, radio .- MUST SELL - NEW 3 60 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location. Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carp'? Shampooer for only SI per day Make offer. 322 2217 CARROLL'S FURNITURE ' PHASE II 71 you qualify?! 7% Stock from ftc factory, all original equipment, runs good $7200. $301733 CoinS Very clean. 131-67)7. 3777371,377 1196,372 754 372 1959,372 1164 papment. monthly oayments less than rent. Government sunsidired to qualified buyers. Call to see if After S. 377 7579 24c1$ifll Trpvel & Recreation * '70 Hemi 'Cuda SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 15' Crestllner, 75 HP JohnSon, Hoislw trailer, many extras Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR 3271991 1919 S French separate Various body and ,n GOLD Boats & Marine 62 i97?VegaHatchbackcomplel,de' line with 2300 engine. $475 Will - i?3O69 35 HP Evinrude, electric start Good Condition 131 6737 ________________________ 1)7,500. Autos for Sale - _____Pt available 339 5756 EquIpment Il 97 .....- 322 7717 80 WE BUY AND SELL parts far Realty carpet, nice big yard Stamps.Coins ____________________ li,ii,e an Cyc real ialue, II ryr In,'- (l,i',sif,'d ads 55 rm..sep.rate din. rm., convenient kitchen. Low down, assumable mtg.$204 mo Only 6,S50 New hosjses in a rural area. No down Neat.) bedroom home. hell located, $115. Plus security. SaIl Realty, 117W Itt SI., 377 S4it CARRIAGE , .j 69 PARK RIDGE Lovely I bdrm .2 bath house, big liv. They're Hot! * ,_. --.-- -- 109W. 1st St 373 4352 Stemper Realty ?.. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W 1st St. 5150 , GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 7 berm home, paneled Family rm., yards wIth large trees. Broker Call 372.4536 W 46 ft ______ ' WASHER, "r"ce. used machinos P.'OOPl[Y APPLIANCES COUNTRY LIVING 3 bedroom, 2 bath, home, like new. Huge kitchen with dishwasher, w. JORDAN. * "Get 'EM While Appliances '<EPIMORE REALTOR 37] 5771 ______________________________ Jim State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east or 1 7.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 834.2299 240.6 S t-twy rn 1443 Kitchen Equipped. 1)33 I 'SANFORD I I 1- - Harold Hall 7 or 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped, country, close in. Garden, $175 Lovely 3 bedroom. 1', bath home wt?h central heat, air, & carpeting mo 3276261. $5900 down payment, assume ___________________________ mortgage of $16,507. Payments 2BedroomHo,,e ti LOW1 and reserve your choice lot. UlJ1V' (JUL IS-Travel- Agencies - ' By E(tDOwflt By jrnes H Pugh iBedroomhotjse. Central heat arid air '° 3n..s2o 52 j 79 Triirknd TrInr .. ____________________________ 191$ GMC pick up truck long whet' bate 37,000 miles. 4ir, radio, ,i Top prices paid. used, any ConditiOn. 6445126, WInter Park. - - SEASON'S GREETINGS * Real Estate * frrit,r,' $I.S7 Oays-372 6173 d'ghts377 5471 or)fl 2357 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN plus Furnished or unfurnited nice 7 bedroom home for re" 32) 7970. -_ COLLEGE LIMIT-I.BAGP 0 MOBILE HOME PARK $55 Ads $$.Instructjons IUSJ1L LOPMENT bmtt,. Wi furnished fenced back yara, $16S mc Call $42 1773. BLAIR AGENCY ,3, 3544 Wanted to Buy ORlEfTALRUSWANTED 109W it 5? 372 7335 _______________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY co BROKERS corner lot. $19,500. May consider reasonable offer. Terms arranged. Owner, 3222750. Peg SANFORD AUCTION Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance itI,,mflS.tCD;% et Buy I or I) items.Larry's Mart. 715 Sa.iford, Ave. KULPDECORATORS HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 372 159*; 3225*53 Day. Eve Woodrnere Park. 3 bdrms.. I bath. O ption to Buy 78 CASH 322.4132 i:or I200FRENCHAVE 3777310 373 _____________________________ w 5 Spac'c.us rooms, air, h'at, fenced yard kids and pets Okay United Real EstateAssoc Inc Toll Free47$ 5090 Open9a in 9pm Best lot selection no sailable in - 1-El' Places 9-Good Things to Eat ID-Do It Yourl4tf Best Value Hurr,'f CLIFF REALTOR. 53% ,7fl. Acerage.$140 Mo. ___________ GORMLY'S. East 4',. Sanfnrd 323 1733 68- Danish 3 pc. Settee and 2 chaIrs by Baumritter, 5150. Coffee table and lamp 77) 0301. 5.4995 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 111* Santord Ay Chicken Wire- Fence PosttBUY DIRECT FROM BOX. CAR - - Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 - Dial the results number, 3727611 arid place a last.acting Want Ad Auto.Repairs Parts-Accessories 76 Barbed Wire-Hog Wire- Eves. 564.1)46 hOOF 25th St Squeaky clean 3 bedrm home, oversiled corner lot, garage. Central heat & air, custom in tenor, range. refrigerator, dryer. A Steal at Only $23,750 Low down. SANFORD FROM ONLY\ 322.2611 $...A$ and Found -ChiId Care __. 6 loirt'Vlnture Drapes Feed BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED PtS. Fruit Jars - Ott. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St.. Sanford 372911? TAFFER REALTY SOUTH SANFORD - 67A - LAKE MARY -3 bdrms . nearly an acre on Crystal Lake Beautiful kitchen, FlOrida room, central heat & air, 139.000. Just reduced WE TAKE TRADES * :974 Roadrunner overcab camper Sleeps6, gas. electrec Reasonably ___________________________________ priced 373 6975 Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle position Like nei, ConditiOn, sold clew for UI. balance of 543 cash or S PIICI LILUPOOM .E I Camper.Travel Trailers SANFORD RECvEE SERVICE 2)11W. Itt St 371 47)1 Siamese Kittens 9weeksolcg.$70 37) $.414 Pay balance ,of 57$ or 10 pay ments of U. 1?? 645? 377 7111 32274: __________________-_________ Houses for Sale - 75 -._ 1n machine. Full automatic. . . -- FORREST GREENE, INC PEALTORS,373 6353ot6t5 2333 Rent 3 bdrm. family room, $710 ma deposIt. $3150.31 'I 2 Oahjhund, 6 weeks, male; red, 565 Siamese 9 wk$, female. $15; Chihuahuas, 6 mos., Animal Plan now to vacation this year n your own Rec ye. from 114 yen Kennels, 377 5737 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL COtTRACTOR RE AL ESTA I [, INC - Longwood, 4-Personals DISTRICT BOARD of Houses Petsand Supplies ii sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's bert model, windS bobbin Happy New Year Sanford, FHA, 1 Bdrm, 7 bath, central heat, air, e'lraS Owner, 3231711 2 Bedrooms, I bath, carpeted with air.$150 month KuIp Realty, 33 - . 2 or 3 bedroom, I", '- .. 41 6 Room t'ouse partially furnished Fireplace in Fla. room Fruit trees 323 1011. DIthwashers 1 - 9410. ......... 65 Household Goods * *Singer* * Days 372 7171 Eves 323 01* Broker Associat, --__________________ Longwood 3 bedrooms, central ai arid heat, fenced 5)5,500 53,00 dOwn, 513* month 644 1591 - . Condominiums 40 - Unfunriished OFF AIRPORT 1-Ca i'd of Tha n It 2-In Memorsam ....C..terI.S bids and investigating the gualiflcatiornaf IPir Bidden, prior to awarding he Contract. se,eRsHfolhows. 1 Announcements flidsforthepifsowofreviewingthe publir.itionOf this 4tiC, the fic. titOi,4 hr'. to wit SUPIDAP4CE we are APARTMI'ITS under which engaged ir business at 1400 East Highway :4,C*twtb,try, FIorld 3? •Fishing & Boating ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lins MinImum to releci any id all Proposals and Waive any banality or tectwticality lnanyProposalinthelnteres?of the Owner Bids may be held by the Owner for a Period not to ercee thirty (30) cays from the cIa?. of Fail L I,Idon Publish: Dec. 17, 21. 31. 1971 DEl 77 Nt1IcE UIDLR FICTITIOU5 NAI STATUTE TO WHOM t MAY CONCERN given that the Notice onctersigrirt, pursuant to the "Fictl'ious tame Statute" Chapter $4509, Fbi iii Statute, will register with thi' (fr ct?he Circuit Court, fl r'iicIe County, Florida, and for upon recrpt of proof Of the .' Si JOHN SAULS AGENCY - OM t :.ippopi hLVD 323 ?I'O Iennis Courts 327 3991 ________________________ Monday thru Friday lttuuStimei....... fIcaIIfl* '3lcaIne '.' ' I VI DR. EAP.. WELOON, PRESIDINT SEMIIOL E JUNIOR Swimming Pool nursing experience $75 wk Department Hours •- _.. I IL - - I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT, MELLONVILLE ATER5 1- 2 Bedroom i 73 Bedroom Apts. I ..... : II S payments of $10. New warrapty. bath, carpet, washer, dryer, central br,it, air, balcony j,900 LARRY SAXON, REALTOR. 37) 1 or 2 bdrm trailer; also apt. Well located, electric Pd , ISO deposit Matur. adults. 373 Want Ad 2tinses A ,4 II B - Get Homestead in '75. 1 year old, beGroomi, 1', baths, C-H&4 Assume mortgage at 7 pct purchase price $2,000 Sma down payment ff0 qualifying GOLF COURSE CONDO Overlooking fairway, 2 bedroom, 2 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd Heated Pool * . LIVE IN. permanent, with 7 adults, Private room 6. bath, mature, local references. drier's license, N 011 CE Washer.Dryer .- BUY NOW Resort Property For Rent Commercial property and building 705 F rench Ave. 3720735; atter 5,3721697 - ___________________________ OURESERVOIR LAKE i - * 1 Houses for Sale "WISE MEN SHALL SEEK HIM" Homes from $16.000-$5I,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 715 -- Business Property For Rent WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St •&i I II 1 Want award Ii mae. When Addesda to the plans and other contrtct documents are ' No pets 373 Recreational Buildini * The Master's Cove ununuo ci u -rrsi FoSter *lerbcrt.Associalij SM North Irma Avenue Orlindo, Florida 37503 Copies of thu Contract Documents may be obtaned at the office of Foster Herbert.Associat.s on payment of $1500 for each set o, Dccument soobtained Said Sums, refundable pon return of all Doc%J?00fit% ir 9d condition not later thtn seen (7) days Itowirig opening at lids. Plans may be examined witsout cost. Performance Bond and Labor and M3terIaIPaynrntBond,eachintpf amount of 101 per cent of the COfl tract sum, wit be required from the successful bidlef to whom contract r.............. 'Cool, 1. Winter Park . send a copy ottuch Addendum to all and the docI.et number ci which s full set holderS of record Ct. Civ. 711632 CA IF will offer for Bids shall be submitted on sale arid sell at Public outcry to the Proposal førrxi Iurnishe'd by the Piighest and best bidder lot cave, the Architect a specimen lorm bound in sperfications toliing described peop"rtr situate itt Seminole County. Florida, to wit: The Distrlc' Board of Trusts of tot 33, Block 8, Country - Club Seminole -JurOr Coilece hereinafter Legal Notice Clothes * COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES . -- Un n nIn - Apartments Pent F u::iichpcl Southwest Volusla DIAL - - - second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates a? CAMP SEMINOLE 372 4170 Range. Refrigerator Dishwasher.Disposal 41 CAMP SITES for rent. Have your .- Carpet 31 * counties. Ah automobile Is helpful but not essential. The ability to operate a camera makjs t$e lob more interesting arid Profit 36 I room furnished duplex, 3aitm St - 1st & last mc. plut 550 delx$l 1 child -- ._ .. W/W Shag UUFVflJ VIM I IVU including Tuesday, Dec. 3), 1974-7 B - IIh W'W For Rent. No l' CAMP SEMINOLE. 322 1170 ake a cue from a CtassIiid Ad and sell your no longer needed pool table! PPtr,,' ?2 7611 cv' $31 9993 WANT AD Defendants oordiriate planning in areas iinatwomllesradiusofdty _______________________________ idaries within the county. was also agreed that the FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby gven that I am of the studies on land engaged in business at 175 S. East ning will be confined t Ifr t$.4 ients required by the law O. ' inole County, Florida or pla? thereof recorded in Plat Book tlopment land use, traffic under tht fIC'itiOv5 name of Page II, Public Rezordt of Lilations, general sanitary BOYPITON LAWN & GARDEN Seminole Count", Florida. EQUIPMENT, aid that $ tn Togeftierwitti, butnot limitedto, the trs, drainage and water, register said name with ftcintend Clerk of following Items per rnanently i ervatlon, recreation and the Circuit Court, Seminole County, stalled I space, housing, in- Fbi-ida in accordance with the Singer Air Conditioner, Model provisions of the Name ACRSOO74 1C; vernmental coordinatiun, Statutes, To-Wit:Fic1itiov ectIon 56509 Tappan Range, Model )7-1007i ic.service and fire control, Florida Statute's 1957. Tappan Refrigerator, Model is S J. RIcMrd Boynton unty Planner Roger ... ....... --- a-Ptjhi,th fl., Ii it tori a., , ... .. . wail so wail arpeming in Living ;wenucr Søld tie '1,15 --.-Room, Dining Room, Hall and All mmending the County OElfl 8'drooms. _______________ 4 areas of Seminole and HOME ______________________ - - •' ',' Certified music teacher Organ, Piano, ClarInet & Voice 17 yrs. exp. Will come to home. 671.7731. Seminole H 7MobiIeItome Spaces air, quiet exclusive Sanlord residential area. Mature adults only. No pets- 372-1795. Unf(jrnished '*' $160 $flCludr Electricity Security Deposit 323 1901 Instructions .a - - Mobile Home Lots For Rent LEASE-. Deluxe unlurtisied 1 bedroom apt., $150 Groui'al fl of duplex, kitchen quipeo. heal. ViJIas :.p, Tf.' F. 1 I 35 convenIent to everything. From $110. 1673156 Water sewer garhege 7 Bedrooms Downtown Evening and Sunday Herald is Interviewing cQ,TlspOfldeflts (or all Apartments Rent Unfurnished $ or 2 bdrm. townhouse apt,, central heat & air, enclosed ptio,close in, classes Singer approved dealer 210 E. lit St. 3234461. Arcnhyw: - * ORLANDO 3655555 L)rawinqs mo Specifications, are on of'ice of the Landscape at ttx, - - -.. -- •. lose to downtown, new lOvely 2 bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully _______________________ ___________-- file V Sandlewood service Pd by owner si;o 372 * 759$ or 3?)1$fl. 111111 in piclnci u sonic ,.'ølra money, the 6 -- 2nd floor 7 bedroom, kitchen equipped: air & heat. Call O*ner. Deltona, (305) 574 1067 Duplex Sanford area 2 Bedrooms sto., refrigCrafo4'. Ar $135 plu $50 dr' ei Pt d 7 ;t equipped, - I Bedroom.AduItsOI PMkAVenUeMObIlePa,k 75.15 Park Drive, 377 2661 Shop the easy way Shop iay's Classified Ads from your r1sy chair. SANFORD 323.7900 •&• II U 'I fl rOi 7 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnihd or unfurriished. io' Swimming pool 1720 S Orlando Dr 323 2920 Enroll now for January sewing Seminole County, Florida By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk CARROLL. BURKE Contract - If you are. can type and are inlireSted able. Apply in person at The Herald offices. North Frenth Ave. Sanford Please do telephone. 175__ 0 30 Furn or unfurn Ide Iocftl Reasonable rates Ver rice 365 3771 anytime - ø'1 TangerinesandTangelos Pick them fresh, V,SObusliel '73 1671 11 DUPLEX kitchens, playgrounth near city park & Sanford Pla:. From SIlO. AirPort Blvd near Sanford 323 1340. •, ________ --- - .. FREE RENT For couple to manage and maintain 8partmenl bldg. Sanford P.O.' Box 3993. Savannah, Ga, 31401 NAVEL ORANGES, $2.50 BU Also Tangerines 372 6723cr 372 0367 VICTOR BUTLER, JR.. of EVANS, DEl 71 PIAGEL. & BUTLER. 970 Hartford - INVITATION FOR BIDS iiii. IAr . ... . inc pistrict board of TruSteeS ci JUUI. aria sue me ortlrsaI wirn Seminole Junior College will receive Clerk of • above s'1d °" er bids for the l.nacaptng a' S.mlnoi. before ttie 11h day of January. 1915. Junior College, Phase I, Seminole otherwise a Judgment may be •5 County, Stat. of Florida, until 730 tered aganst you for tt* retiff p m local time on the 9th day of demanded in the Complaint. January, 1975 at th. Purchasing WITNESS my hand and seal •f Agent's off Ire. Seminole Junior this Ccvii on the 13th day ° College. at which time and plac. all December, 1971 Bdi will be phlicly opened and (Seal) read aloud. - -". Owntransportation $31.$370atterô o knows PeOPle 'everyone in town'? Good Things to Eat UT V Lake Mary, 2 bdrm near Sic, i S4nford Choice of Oreen or gol ciC(Of $160 mo $31 oi. I? BDRM. Shag air Are you 000 of Oranges. gra(eIruit, Ian7etlnes Iem'ns Wiliship RU. Hutih,ion3fl 105$ Public Records ci seminole County, Ftridi has been flied against you and you Attorney for Petitioner are required to serve a copy of your Publish: Dec. I?, 21. 31, $971. ian 7. _______ wt'lttn defenses. If any, to C, 1975 - Set, T Apartments Rent Un(urnjshed - rPANKLIN ARMS APTS II2OFIOrIdI Ave 373 6650 Housekeeper Longwood Sdays 7771 Ring Pif. Correspondents . 9 DOPINAL.PRATHER.PIiSWIfe Petition Address unknomi WlTffESSmyhandandthesealof YOU APE NOTIFIED that an said Court en the 11th day of action to recc,ver possession of the December, A 1971 following real and personal property (Seal) in Seminole County, Florida to wit: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Lot 73, Block A, DRUID HILLS Clerk of Circuit Court PARK, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 10 page 21, Wedding thif?, Altamonte Springs. diamonds, near Cavalier Motor Inn, Thursday. REWARD. ,____________________________ January. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: FRANK PRATHER arid supply without charge to the cities a soiLs study to show areas technically developable, an inventories 'f roads En the state primary system, county and city streets, traffic counts and maps WAUUL% ,junauicuora, u LOST: Sanford. Flirida 37171, and file the oriainal with the Clerk of Circuit Court on or before the 16th day of A D. 1973; otherwIse a default wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the at 1 1 J U I I S U I CT I C) 115 Facing a Jan. 15 deadline, the technical planning coordinating committee for Seminole County met Monday night and agreed Sanford Atlantic Defendanti. Planners Agree By DONNA ES'rES herald Stall Writer ESTHER and you arerequirdtoservea copy of your writen defenses. if any, to ? on Carroll Burke, Attorney for Petitioner. those adoress Is 617 FRANK PRATHER and DONNA L. PRATHER, his wife, et "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! by evening Cook. L manect employment. Apply 10 am. to 7 pm., Holiday Inn. __________________ with stones Reward. $ Second Reptit, according to the P1st thernof as reoeti in Pst Book I), Page7J. Puilk Recordsof Seminole County, F Icilda Subject to restrictions and ea'etm.ntt record. if any. - Fin? Lost: Sat. at WInn.Dixie at 17 92 & Hwy 431 part Pek, Porn and Cha. Black and brown some white around face and feet. Silver collar (of 70, Blk C'. Wbmere Park. Planititf, i''ii ou surprise? You can eanoutyouraaragequlck,,,h Want Ad ____ 5.051 Irish Setter, female, Grand Ben Ave , Lake Mary. Little boy's pet; needs medication to live. Reward 372767$ COVINGTO$: III THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 743111.CA09•B DiVISION B UNITED COMPANIES MOR. TGAGE & INVESTMENT OF ORLANDO, INC.. A Florida cor porat. IFYOURCIIILDISBORNTODAY...heorshewjflalways happy as a young chilJ and can learn just about anything. On aching maturity, will put the knowledge acquired to best use, d will adopt a serious mien. Give every opportunity to study, jfltfl nrrf ,,4s.. ... ,,.... wIJIV.. r'UL5, '-"5 UC 5LUWCU, kindly discipline for best results here. This progeny Is a stickler for truth. a against 1973 ,JJZ 'V.- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL a MAMINERS VILLAGE APTS (I Is the Ho HO Hot over? Let Avon $4.4r.f help you pay the holiday bills. S Lost and Found _________________________ equity In md to the following property bcated in Seminole County, Fitrida. has been filed Maitland. Florida 32751 Publish Dec 71. 31. 1971, Jan 7, 14, PISCES(Feb. 2Oto Mar. 20) Organize surroundings, then see I as5ociate who is Important to your scheme of things. Be ooerative. friendly. _ 11 30 ______ 1 & 7 Bdrm turn or t.giturn 37G2 Orlando Or., lfl 1670 with lonely SanfordwkSw 377 6149 , V V I Pe. Pres, 'I5 Refinery c, ifl. Fort Worth. Texas Corp.. Widow wants room ana board NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HARRY LELAND COVINGTOf4 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Last known Mailing Address Route 6 B 95 H, VaIdosI. Georgia YOU ARt HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marr;age ted to claim special this Court on 70th December, 1971. you -'-i--li,--,'- • L E I A N 0 C 0 V I N C' I 0 N ir crcriY - -- Apmen ts Rent Unlurngshed______ ____ Individual In Sanford area. rdlessof experience. airmail PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can help Call 423 4.561 writ. i.o Box 1713 Sanlorl Flnrida - CIVIL ACTiON PlO. 742119.CA..04.F In re: the Marriage of E S I It I I C 0 V I N G T 0 N PETITIOP4LR, AND HARRY _____ 130 _____ bonusel,frinUebenefit*tomahimr .ACED WITH A DRINKIISG Avenue, Maitland, Florida 32751. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr - Publiih, OK 17. 71. 31. 1911, Jan. 7. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Box $53. Sanford. FIa. 37171 DEl 73 HUPIKAPILLER, BAUM & SIM MERMON, PA. 111 South Miilland SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2210 Dcc. 21) You get new suggestions orn others today that should be heeded since they can be very 'ofitable to later on. - ±-' ___________________________________ TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash or write FIorid Sttutr. 1957. S IftTflfl D. Wilt that an action for disSolution marriage has been filed against you and you are required toservea copy of yourwrittendefensei. if any. to it on JOHNSON. PANI CO. Clerk of the Circuit Court Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk JOHNSON, PAN ICO. HUNKAPILLER. BAUM SIMMERMON. PA. t0"u'y5 at Law Ill S Maitland Ave I. the Clrcul Court, Seminole County. accordance with the Florida PrOviSions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section $65 09 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY'? AL. ANON Iem For families or friends of drinkers. Forfunlher information call 473 Silverton. New Jersey oe;i (Stall .--. FFNNI Help Wanted 18 Why store it and forget it? 5.111? and forget it with a Classified Ad, 377 2611 Ave, Saaford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of WITT REALTY. andthat I intend to register jId name with the Clerk of 'j ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED January 75. icis. and file the original with the Clerk of this Court tither before service on Wife's at. torney or immediately IhereaIter otherwise a default wilt be entered '.cu for ff' n t in the pc$ition AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Begin the new year properly effecting a reconciliation with one who means much to you, ether in business or personal Life, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice hereby given that I am engag is busineSS at 24395. Myrtle I I I - "Hotline". Adults or Teens. DEl NOTICE OF ACTION TO WAYNE C. MERZ 7750 Old Churth Ro.id 'me personal wish. 'trai/ Others Expect It To Drop O. 17, 21. 31 1974 LOPRAINC J. MERZ. Wife ar WAYNE C. MERZ. Husband odfriends.GetthatcreditmatterhandJedearIyandthenattafn -. " . SEMI N OLE FOR COU N TV. FLORIDA CASE NUMBER 74231J.CA.04.O In ret the Marriage of SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) EnJoy an entert.ainment with I "" __ I -. . 4 IN THE ClRUIT COURT, IN AND VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Go alter some special personnJ esire in a.m. Make line plans (or future. Remainder of the day, .113., Is excellent for ceiebrating, LlBR.A (Sept.23 to (kt. 22) Plan early for the evening's en'rtasnnient, then get into important work. Show much affection I Gold Predict kins To $300, Publith. Dec AllIES Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign fr January is now reacty. For your copy send your birthdate and 11 to Carroll Righter Forecast, Evening Herald. Box 6fl, Hollywood, Calif. 9002$. IN BRIEF LUVfli nam,oJANE'SAUTOELECTRIC,l .... ___. ano lint I inlend to register saId Personals name wh tie Clerk of the Circuit ______________________________ Court, SimIssole County, Florida in Reduce cholesteroll Fight fati accordance with the proviion of Goflese Lecithin capsules 1°" the Flcfliou$ Name Statutes, To available. Touctiten Drug. Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1957 APE YOU TROUBLED? Call IoU s jane A. Coppock Free. 644 7027 for 'We Care"PubIisi: Dec. 10, 17, 24, 31. 1971 DFI 37 - WORLD "' Name Statutes. ToWit: Section $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Glen M. Richardson Think out big plan.s for fills new wrnch you can reduce VVIIIy. toreglstersaidnamewiththeClerk of the Circuil Court, Seminole County, Florida in accorcsan:e with the provIsions ci the FictItious - GENERAL TENDENCIES: f....... fll1%E' F tc,rtda order the fIctitious name ot Court, Attamonte Springs, SemIryle GLEN'STEXACO,anjlhatlintendi County,Florida under the fictiliousi ____________________ For Wednesday, Januaiy 1, 1975 - . DMd Ru', '' I,,l, Plcilc,l$htrebygivtflthat lam Ii hi.I.fliflt At 15% 1nI6,,. Mt$oulhI7 64 i... , i.u,ww'j, J'I.IIU'V -. - Lega' notiCe FiCTITIOUS NAME - .- I- ' &I Legal Notice ____________________ _ -;-___ EALTORS 214$ Park Dr. Drop Leaf Table And 4 ChaIrs :arly American Cherry F n-5h Exttndi to $7" witti leaf and cloirs to 7$". $7 P4OLL'S, CmS$elberr,. Hey. 11 92, 530 4704 - TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS. .I 322-26.11 or 831 ii �BB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CARNIVAL Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 Mart Walker BEETLE BAILEY JÜT oe E Chow OF gjAe.. X'FEE, 1)1 I4ALL.?f .\1 I iR' WOW tO 4.M.'/ / o 1oNOg! V BEETLE.' rUT + I . ec,* ;z OF ,4ONCQ. TMAT TUFF ARE - NHLJ[ ) 'LJLJC AND COME IIERE ) A srU1E' WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY it-3t ALLEY OOP by Dave Grou. ...SliT I HOPE WE HAVE briR LUCK FINDING -. VL1ftLi - While South was thinking, East had been doing some thinking of his own. lie had worked out Just what South's problem was. Now when the second high diamond was led, East was ready. lie dropped the queen! South fell for it like a ton of bricks. He finessed dummy's nine and East scored his 10 spot. 0 \OtJR MISS1)4G FEMALE THAN WE DID FThIDIN HIM! _ i - 2-31 4t A •, C 111 , .& 'So you leNned to tie your own shoes . . big deali Now they ll expect yu to do all sorts of stuff!" jpftP 041O • —m.__J' "i'.: by Art Soniom THE BORN LOSER OT WHD' + We wind up U174 with defctive gem Ut may well the swindle of this or any year. Playing atI.. U nog 11k21I &Av notrump, declarer makes 13 tricks by successfully finessing for the king of clubs. At one table in the duplicate game where the hand was played North Jumped all the way to seven notrump. South decided that down one or two at seven would be the same match-point zero. After mature thought he proceeded to ,...,i U. ,.: ii, (_+ I t. II iu . at. uiiu by Lørvy Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Ike bidding has been 31 West North East South + Pau I * Pass i• Pass ' Pass 3 C You South. hold K 7443 , A 2 • 9A K 732 you A—Did three spades. Vour panberls showing strength and ,ou want ii tell him about )our fifth spade. tODAY'S QUESTION '. partner continues to three notrwl$. %%%at do you do now, 4niwr ---- FUNNY BUSINESS r vi,:flJ11 GO 90 O rA!L.__.i [J ) a a by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY I MW, 2'4Y'/ 2W IR/tO EkThDàS v £'5(LWk5i MI'Y LtlVl I awx.. H?jf OlE j'1) I 5IZW MT I iIE0. 14T )CV 6157 j\ MY P065 W #01./ AS Ilia 10TH )W £t7 )CC/ MW, Z'kI Cw.'T F JDWA%W /1#1? As,k' 7?)) 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AND YOU'D UTTER NOT EAT THE BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING... F ...UNTIL I CHECX. THE RD o? (?,. / ' - by Crooks .5. Lowrsnco CAPTAIN EASY HK p*GHJEb5. THE HE 'K OF OiRHASAi APOLOJZE. FOR P,iP1JG TH5 HUMBLE CONVEY - APJCE TO PICK VOL) LJP UNFORTUNATELY M15V THAT5 THE ONE WITH ROYAL LIMOUSINE LJERON& 1LIIJE-tJP J OIA'.O STIJODED ','CU I5 ?,'AY MY ER-THAWX5-. BUT W VUVLPIJT DREAM OF GETTIJG O FAMILIAR WHEJ wEE BARELY MT Y01,19 MI&HIiE55 ,>WHEEL5 EEK & MEEK TAE AvEpe.A.LC I [TS GCrfljC 1,)CP. AJr p,icst \ - t.. FAMILY Cf rCIJR Rjme L.lrrKotx 10 C tULA1E Tf by Howie Schneider \ + ..'%O LCJ6€R o) SPAkfLir, TtJ.%S 11.XTH / . - I W' : -- 41 If,J h•—JL' by lob Thsy.s RNST I1. +J SHORT RIBS —I gE$0LUTIOM FOR r 1975 I$ 10 DO (5}!7t) LI_i I + To settle questions on the biddir, North's four clubs Was Gerber. South's four notrump rebid showed three aces. .'.;. gttbI —lu-i— diamonds. if the queen failed to drop he would still bc able to go after that king of clubs. C ,,. 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Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 26, 1974 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN.DIXIE PHONE 322.1270 -'- 4 67th Year, No. 110—Friday, December 27, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents _- --- -_ __ Emer 9ency Room Use Di ________ -. -- S, By DONNA ESTES emergency room facilities In Admitting emergency rooms said use of the Sanford-based Besserer interpreted the cordance with state law, for the county Is decreasing. bills are harder to collect than hospital's emergency facilities decrease to the lack of growth state welfare cases Aid to "I think people are staying at was the experience in the past, has also dropped for the past in the county during the past Dependent Children (ADC), While Seminole County's home sick, trying to tough it Bradley said the hospital in few months. In October 1,225 year, adding that persons who unemployment rate is out," Don Bradley, Florida Altamonte Springs will con- patients received care corn- use the emergency room etc. "It Isn't like it used to be," skyrocketing — the latest figure Hospital North administrator, tinue to provide emergency pared with 1,404 during the continue to do so. Mrs. Boyd said. "The county available was 7.1 per cent, said today. "When persons are care. same 31-day period of 1973 and Mrs. Abby Boyd, director of et.s these statements erery hihtr than the u.t ti'nal affluent the tendency is to take Scuilnok Memorial iloapital 1,137 in November compared the &imnole County Welfare month from the state and must average the use of the two care of lesser ills faster." Administrator Robert Besserer with 1,343 in November, 1973. Department, and Mrs. Grace pay for 35 per cent of the Richards, director of nurses for medical costs of Seminole Herald Staff Writer / — AoIF NEW ME"-' , Ueprke from the scrapyard has been granted th e S.S. Chauncy LIU in Baltlmre ihere her nners had planned to dirnantle the 61-ijid sL'andiip. '111k. ancient csscl establis hed a reputation ith passengers traveling her along the coast of Maine and up and down the Hudson River before she sprang a leak when traii• COMING j As For those who use natural gas chance that temperatures on keep furnances roaring, the to heat homes, there is little the East and West coasts will be energy administration says. danger of shortages, even LI above normal this year. If temperatures drop below temperatures are more severe Only In the Great Plains and normal, what FEA analysts call than the National Weather the Upper Mississippi Valley do thel- "high demand option," Service predicts. the forecasters assign a 60 per there might be a 2 per cent The first natural gas customcent chance that temperatures shortage of distillates. But cr3 to lose service will be the below normal slight increases in petroleum utilities' large "Interruptable" Elsewhere, the weather ex- imports or minimal con- customers, such as industries perts are giving even odds a servation could make up the that use gas In manufacturing 50-50 chance that tempera- difference. processe& tures might be either higher or For residual petroleum prodSupplies to homes would be lower than normal. ucts, such as the oils burned by the last affected. will be = rat Ai17~-Lfil At the Federal Energy Ad- electrical generating plants, a the bitter breath of deepest ministration. where planner, nnrmal winter might bring a winter nears, there is good must ponder what long cold one-half per cent shortage. But news for residents of the naspells might do to energy re- even with a severe winter only a tion's flost populous areas who serves, there Is more good 1 per cent shortage Is expected. worry that unseasonable cold news. These shortages also could be might deplete home heating If the nation has s flOrTTI1 made upbvadjusb in n. supplies. winter, there will be no short- ports or conservation measThe National Weather Ser- ages of petroleum distillates, ures. vice forecasts a 60 per cent those crude oil products that - - l"-• -,........ .,- - -. High Temperatures Warm Fuel Report - ., ______ — sporting passengers from luxury liners to shore in Bermuda. Though thought too costly to repair, the Repoky family of Baltimore has decided to salvage her much to the delight of sentimentalists. WASHINGTON (AP) -. '-' •• _____ • . ________________ L l ot the Seminole County Health County residents on state Department, say, say, however, welfare who are eligible for they are directing the newly medicaid, unemployed who turn up at "There is some money to take their respective offices care of those who apply to us for physically ill and in need of service and If a person needs immediate medical care to the treatment we also have a fund hospital emergency room for medicines But this r w e program Is not a3 big as it used migrant workers, under a to be," she said. federal program, can receive Mrs. Boyd added that the c,omplete medical and dental county welfare cannot take tare from the health depart care of anyone who needs ment and county physician Dr hospitalization. Orville Barks, th e programs "We have no authority to re not as readily a vailable to place anyone in the hospital, The county health departActually, at the Sanford office ment. provides family planning, of the health department, hearing tests, blood workup, where Dr. Barks holds a clinic imJnllnh7JlHnn nnil t% msfn?nItu T% A. •;- . - -L ; ' -' 1/ JACK BENNY I Cancer Ends Miser Benny's Life At '39' - -- will Mrs. rs. Hoover, who is a cashier By ED PRICKETT does not deliver handle some cases on a oneat downtown Walgreens. Herald staff Writer babies), tuberculosis treat- time basis. "But they cannot I... On an early mornlr.g shop. ment, venereal disease come back the second time Jack Benny, the make believe ping spree, Mrs. Estelle Reeve treaen glaucoma screening unless approved bythe county miser whose deadpan humor and Mrs. Mary Walter, both of and well-baby clinic. welfare," Mrs. lUchards said. broke up three generations of Sanford, were surprised to "But," Mrs. Richards said, Mrs. Boyd, who has worked in American audiences, Is dead of learn of Benny's dea th. "we cannot help those who need the county welfare offi ce for 38 cancer, and Seminole County "We use to listen to him oa treatment for an illness or an years plans to take the county • emergency. We send them to problem the inability to give residents said today they'll little radios," Mrs. Walter the emergency room at the complete medical care to those miss his penny-pinching antics remembers. "Yes, I listened to him lot. Well, he's been a good and fussbudget humor. hospital." in need, who perhaps are "I liked his 'Rochester.' it entertainer." Statistics show the majority ineligible for state welfare to was very, very g()I,yj, and his Mrs. Reece agreed Benny of the new unemployed are a meeting with legislators In talkin g about how he was I was a fine comedian and she construction workers. Jacksonville next month. knew he was older than raid she found his type of humor Mrs. Boyd stated that while "We want the legislators to Mrs. Pearhe McGill said. She 'ety ftniy. Tte (lerub Choir of Community Unked Methodist Church of Casseherry makes up hr wW led of the county is spending inor CHERUB VOICES Wom up on IrwWcaid to let us was mw;tised W learn Benny. "I didn't tieten to him all the eperieuce with vvlua a enthusiasm. The thy stagers a1vMm..0uuu than ever before to (county welfare) have our theIr nagence at my mot me, brit when T did 14. thought o, di !ate last night. service In which they participate throughout the year. They are dlrectcà by Mn. he .aLic csre'i' uiy i wt can a Ruth BastkM. "" humor as a he was pretty good," she said. (Herald Photo by Bill VZneent RAISED IN SONG indigent, the lion's share of this a better m'dical program here, Benny's wife of 47 years was was buil t wi th a cast fussbudget money is being used, In ac(Coatlnwd (hi Page 2-A) that included his wife and black at his bedside when he died at comedian Eddie "Rochester" his home. Benny's long-time Anderson, and piercing off-tune manager, Irving Feinstein, said squeaks from his violin became the comedian had been kept a radio and television fixture under heavy sedation due to severe pain. for the comedian, Dr. Rex Kennamer, Benny's "That part he played on the TV with 'Rochester' was the personal physician, said the best part of all. He was a cancer was inoperable. Feinwonderful comedian..." said stein said Benny died of cancer Wilbur Nolan, a dispatcher at of the Pancreas. Stomach pains troubled the the sheriff's office. "That's sad," Mrs. Vicki comedian recently and McGough said, "1 didn't know discomfort forced him to cut By ED PRICKET17 education. Budget last year was Assistant Superintendent in basis, or based on a county's could be pried from There Is, also, a move afoot to he died. I liked him. I liked his short his last public appearance Herald Staff Writer $35.5 million, charge of finance, Roger need. Tallahassee. change the law and establish a violin thing; you know, acting earlier this month. But tests Harris, said educators don't ceiling on the base to save redly dumb about it." failed to reveal the cancer until The money is provided by a know how much If the money Is distributed on money will be A new source of money But first officials must decide utility companies and conMrs. Allene Hoover, a Sanit showed up on X rays last gross receipts tax on utilities made available to county school a percentage basis, Seminole on a way to dole out the funds, sumers $50 million trust fund for which has skyrocketed due Friday. from paying taxes on ford resident since 1924, said would receive about three per to boards "1 think that's where the fuel costs, elementary and secondary Increasi ng costs of fuel, she enjoyed Benny "very much, Benny's career began more cent of whatever amount is problem is, what they're education sits untapped In especially his crazy radio show, than 60 years ago in vaudeville, ",e, of this moment, no appropriated toelementary and concerned with in Harris said the trust fund Is To a The fund was established Tallahassee because officials Tallahassee certain extent It was Decades on radio, television by guidelines have been secondary education. Is how the money can be the State's main source of crazy," she said, fven't provided a way to dole the Legislature in 1931, earand in motion pictures made distributed in the most construction money of which out the money, an official said marked for higher education in established, and we don't know one of the natftn's most Mrs. Hoover remembers him tior much we qualify for." Harris said Seminole ranks equitable way," Harris noted, state commurJty colleges alone 1963 and extended by today beloved comics. "Rochester" 11 th or and a TV program 12th In th e s ta te in the the voters Harris said. are seeking $187 million t,hi.s to provide funds to elementary where Benny Stashed money in number of students attending His tightwad Image fostered The trust fund for education and secondary education this Harris said school boards Year in capita l outlay n eedS, a scho ol. moat. Mrs. H oo ver sa id she' ll is expected to top $50 million year. a classic scenario Benny It will depend on the method may have to wait until the Harris agreed the only thing miss Benny. She knew him for a this year, according to Mar. befuddled by a bandit's demand the state chooses to dispensing And if the county could show Legislature ccnvenes next year certain about the fund long time. Is that shall Harris, Gov. Reubin Calling it a "real bonwiz" the funds. Funds generally are a "really crying need," for "Your money or your life." Harris before guidelines are drawn to the law specifies "I'll be 64 next June so you His anguished reply: "I'm It be used for Askew's special assistant on for education, Seminole's distributed on a percentage said perhaps even more money distribute the money. capital outlay, know I've been around," said thinking' I'm thinkingy' WV UUVW1 clinic (but I M - - . - - - . - . ..: — - . - — * Gift Pets Big Headaches L - After Christmas Season DENVER (AP) The b- son for giving pets puppies no one accepts the responsi. sable puppies given as Christ- and kittens are the most popu- bUlly." mas presents by thousands of tar and business soars at pet James P. cionzrio assistAmericans often turn Into ma- shops and animal shelters, ant manager of the Denver jor headaches by New Years But Searle said many gift- Dumb Friends League animal Da), says the American Hugivers make hasty decslons shelter, said animal "adopmane Association, without considering licenses, (ions" have been running at a Pets are frequently Impulse vaccinations or th e care needed ra te of about 50 a day this week. gifts, said Milt Searle, threefor a pet. The average rate Is stout 15 tor of the r adon ions per day protective services. "But a gift "The fe&ingls that Dad had a pet cannot be quietly and po- puppy when he was little. He "Ever) body wants to give his litely disposed of later like a wants year-old son to have friend or his children a puppy purple necktie." one, even though the son Isn't for Christmas," Gionfriddo Searle estimated that more old e&iough yet to accept the re- said. "The problem is that parthan 250,000 pets will be given sponsibility," said Clifford ents think It would be neat for as gifts this Christmas and Pike, director of the Colorado the children to play with the 25,000 will be returned shortly Humane Society. ipp) and learn responsibility. after the f irst of the sear. He "Then after the holidays, the In many cases, A turr.s Into a said Christmas s the peak sea- children forget all about it and fiasco.,, - - - r - Public, Water Supply Check Planned In Cancer Search ' TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) as it examines water supplies These will include West Palm All public water supplies in from various sources around Beach, Pahokee, Belle lade, Florida will be checked starting the country, Mastro said. Clewiston, Fort Myers. Punta New i)Tieans and Cincinnau Gorda, Tampa, Manatee Councontain any cancer-causing both get their water from stir- ty, Bradenton, Melbourne, St. agents, state health officialr face sources. Berkowitz said Augustine,Qip..y Port St. Joe, say. Florida cities with similar Chitahtiochecand Bay County , "There Is no evidenct of any urccs will be checked first. he said. such substance" In Florida drinking water, said SjineyA, Berknwitz, duel of the Sanitrv Bureau. "Andwe New Source Of Mone oo Fd un Ud nuse it $50-Million Schl — — - — - — World Travelers Fiend 'Home' The Best Sunday - - &not expect to find any." But Berkowitz added that Bi Bomber Takes Flight As Air Force Eyes Test PALML)14LE. Calif. (AP) 'nin utes. Then it landed at early survei llance if all wa te Si bomber has been flown nearby Edwards Air Force supply systems in the state isr The for the first time, beginning a Base. when, It will be kept for boca'• cart!n;i'year I tests winch further cstuig. gens na be present in Flo the Air Force will watch closely Bock, who was accompanied da's water." to determine If a fleet of His by a copilot arid flight engineer, checks were ordered us a would result of Environmental ctt be worth their soaring said there were no problems with the 1,400-mile-per-hour Protection Agency tests that plane, "except for a few ndnor fowd cancer-causing agents in On its malden flight Monday, discrepancies that you would water supplies in New Orleans the expect cn any first flight." and Cincinnati, he said. formed and responded exactly The Hi reached only a purirk Mastro Berkowitz' as like e have seen in simula pcsel) low zlti in p h during the sistant, explained that the '.t.te Don," said test pilot Charles C. fl ight. Its landing gear and - Health Department wanted to Bock Jr. "It Is up to and equal flaps to all the predictions made for crew remained extencleti as the test FlorLia's LCO water sup, studied the plane's law phes with the new technological it speed flying qualities. equipment whicti allowed the Alter taking off from Palm. 'me next test flight is schedEPA to find the impuritieslnda leAirp.w - R. uled for late January, and New Orleans and Cmcmnati well International Assembly thereafter the plane will be takThe EVA also will check Wa plant is located, (1w dl stayed en up about three times a ter in Jacksonville and Miami aloft for about an hcur and 15 n -Kh By GLORIA DROGSZ Women's Lib - It's Is with us, like it or not. The advances made by women in a wide variety of fields during 1974 are explored on PlC, Women's Section. Women's liberation ' Basketball Classic Highlights The annual Seminole County Christmas Basketball Classic will be covered with pictures and stories nececrr 7 F rate of Inflation as high as 25 trahandontheZottnlcks'ehicle Tc) .' I place Ilk e per cent as in Japan, and a jar The Far Easterner's sense of s lfl I 'Is" t ti tice abetterposi(ionto know ,j t higherthanhere much s ci' in accoid1nto jus than Dr. and Mrs. James the ' America, especially as regards the 'L)ttflit'kS ' 7 •.. ..-.-. This year alone they traveled Their six-month sojourn Zottnick. To illustrate his point, .s6,000 miles through l coun- abroad this yea i r neiuued he recounted an incident in tries, mostly by Volkswagen traveling through the Far East Tehran, Iran, where traffic is via the historic "old spice "extremey hazardous." A camper. It Is the couple's third in. route" traveled by Alexander foreigner as charged with the Great and Marco l'olo that murder instead of ternational jaunt and longest by camper and both conclude meaves through Turkey, Iran, slaughter when a youth darted about America, "we've never Pakistan, Afghanistan and in front of his car and was killed had it so good." India. This facet of the trip took ac1.ident.ally. --A "I always cone home with a them over such scenes as the Driving In Tehran meant A. fresh appreciation of this "desert of death" taking your Life In your hands, country," says Dr. Zottnick, a Afghanistan, "much hotter and Dr. Zottnick says. former professor of education more desolate" than our OWTI On the bright side, however, at Westmar Co!lege in tern- deserts, where the rocks the Zotticks said that people mars, Iowa, arid until last April, 'seerned incited," according to were very often hospitable owner of Spring hammock Dr. Zottnk'k and over borders throughout their travels and Mobile home Park here. where vehicles were often that that after Watergate, the "We in drug searches, Asians complain s were both amazed and a. Americans," ad'ds his wife and travelers left to re- proud of the Americans Matjorie, "but we've never assemble them. On the one hand the Asians had It so good," . At the Indian-Pakistani were amused that /imerjcsns 06 Ruth said they have vowed border at a time of gun battle, were so disturbed over the not to complain about inflation Mrs. Zottrdck's main concern Watergate events, Dr. Zottnick Tartar figurine displayed by Dr. Mrs. Zoftnirk was purchased from an "antique" %Mp In Russia esiecIaIiy since their ex- was not the gun fire but fear said, because they feel the which was filled with items, Like the Tartar, confiscated during and after the Russian Revolution y In perlence with prices abroad. that some French youths, 1917. (Herald Photo by Gloria Drogosi). (Continued On Page 3./it There's ho home. . a..1., Index Around the Clock ------4/i Bridge ................311 Calendar Church ................IA Comics Crossword Puzzle .3/i Dear Abby ............ 7/i Dr. Lamb ........... 7/i - Editorial ...............4/i Horoscope ............ 6B Hospital 5/i Obituaries ............ 5/i Sports 1-211 Television . 611 Wouen's ------------- 7/i WEATHER Yesterday's high 77 low this mornigg 57. Fair to partly cloudy through Saturday. Highs in the mid 70s and logs tonight in mid 6. Complete weather details on page 5A . f, - , ' - - ' .' r - - Gasoline is $1.50 to $2.00 a "shooting dope" outside their gallon in some countries, the camper, would stash the con Herald Staff Writer Here! -k foreigners, according to I )r. . . . . .. '.—.. -.' - . - -- - . . . , ..'. .." 0 �_____ - ............' :. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ Lover-up lalkathon I Near End NAT10N :, 1, IMI DA WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. District Judge aides H. R. Haldemann and John D. Ehrllchman legal points when they return on Monday. The honed In front of the Jury until Thursday when John J. Strica wants the Watergate cover-up and former Assistant Atty. Gen. Robert C. judge said he expects to devote about two hours William S. Frates, Ehrllchman's lawyer, made a trial lawyers to complete their closing Mardian--already have summed up their cases to the truct1ons. veiled reference to it in his closing argument. aruents so the Jury can begin deliberating on for the jury. Then the nine women and three men who have Frates mentioned a White House tap? on Nixon a verdict Monday., Sirica had been pushing the defense lawyers to listened to 11 weeks of testimony and argument , saying that dur1r. his second term he would SirIca made that announcement on Thursday finish on Thursday then abruptly changed his will begin their deliberations In the historic case consider pardons for anyone convicted shortly after Jacob Stein, lawyer ior Kenneth W. mind an permittedbut in Stein to finish his argument that drove Richard Al. Nixon from the Watergate prosecutions. Parkinson, began ins c3oshg argument. today, presidency. "Absolutely nothing Illegal about that," saI After Stein finishes today, Chief Prosecutor Stein had protested earlier when Sirica said he The former president had been named an Frates. "Cer ta in people do get pardoned in thI. James F. Neal and Assistant Prosecutor wanted him to finish even If it meant going past 6 unindlcted coconspirator in the case. But he was country." Richard Ben-Veniste are to deliver the govern. p.m. Thai sessions on most days have ended at found too Ill to appear as a witness. Thomas Green, Mardlan'b lawyer, sa id In his ment rebuttal. 4:30 p.m. EST. President Ford pardoned Nixon, making swnmatlon that Mardian's Involvement In La wyers for the other four defendants former Under the new schedule, the jury will get the prosecution of the farmer president Impossible. Watergate covered "35, maybe 40 days In his life Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, ex-White House weekend of and hear Sirica's Instructions on During the trial, the pardon was never men- In the summer of 1972." I N BRI E F Indiana Escapee Kills Hostages, Surrenders MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (AP) A farmwife and her teenage daughter were found shot to death after the surrender of an escaped prisoner who had held them hostage in their home for seven bows. Authorities Identified the victims as Marion Naplerala, $3, and Gayle Napierala, 19. A second daughter, Cynthia, 17, also was held hostage. She was uninjured but was taken to a hospi'al in shock, The Indiana State Prison ecapee, Riley Mosley Jr., 29, of Indianapolis, was taken to the state prison's main compound In this rural community. He had been serving a 3020 year sentence for armed robbery at a nearby minimum security prison farm. - MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) identify him. They said no the children as they ate lunch. Ann, 8; James Alvin, 4, and killed earlier, Four children died In what a charges had been filed. porters were not allowed inside. County Medical Examiner John Vernon Darrel, 2— were found The Alit, house, off a dirt road sheriff called c "cold blooded Aliff found the bodies shortly The day-al ter-Chr Ishmas P. Bing said they died about lying side by side about 100 In a wooded area about six after 4 p.m. Witt said AllIf told execution." They were found tragedy was discovered when 11:30 a.m. yards from their home. miles west of this southern him everything was normal lying face down In a wooded James Vernon Aliff returned A half-eaten apple, a halI-ezi. The body of their mother, In Virginia city, is about 200 yards when he left for his laborer's gully near their home, each from work Thursday and found ten hot dog and open bottles of nightclothes, was on the floor from the nearest nei g hbor. A Job at a modular home eonshot in the hea d. ln.cide their his wife Sally's hodv. 'The chit- kctrhup and mayonnaise sver ksik. her t d. heiiic neighbor said she heard four truetio:i plant early Thursday the budy of their drcns bodies were found about en the kitchen table. A ChristAutopsies were scheduled, gunshots about 11:30 a.m. but morning. mother, and the sheriff said she an hour and 45 minutes later. mas tree, surrounded by open 0 Police said they originally thought nothing of it because was apparently sexually at- Sheriff C.P. Witt said Aliff Witt said a .30-caliber rifle was gifts, sat undisturbed In the liv- thought all the children were hunters were In the area. tacked and then strangled. Was missing from the Miff not a suspect in the slayings. Ing room, marched to the gully and shot. Officers said Authorities were questioning there were signs home, but it had not been dePolice said the murderer may The bodies of the children - But they said later that two of of a a suspect today, but did not have interrupted Mrs. Aliff struggle Inside the house termined If it was used to kill and Peggy Marie, 10; Charlotte the children may have been but would not elaborate. Re- the children. booked for investigation of drunken driving. Th ;tv in:iudud [)uigerou. When Wet" and "Neptune's Daughter," was stopped by the California Highway Patrol about 11:30 p.m. Christmas night. Police said her car was weaving and had exceeded the 55 mUe.an-bow speed limit. Police said Miss Williamsfailed a sobriety test. She £PCflt 1' hours in jail before her husband, actor Fernando Lamas, posted $300 bail. Crime Rate Sets Ballet Is Postponed u.&.1ti1A (At" The Western Hemisphere debut of Soviet ballet dancers Valet) and Ga lina .. I - .ed - . The takamer ended peamfully. after officials pledged to r, Improve U Jw I mid 1.'7" lJuIuv5CU of Washington, PC 1)0 ' MW4C13 to other fflftf prom , Polk Fines Deputy vi Beat ngProbe i A Seminole Cotmty Sbe1iWS that the officer "took him deputy was fined ten days pay (IiI1) 10Ut two and retned to road patrol theraltetOthejailtotalkto duty today after nccusatlons hlflL" that he beat a prisoner were "In my opinion found to be unfounded, Sheriff wrong," Polk said. "I feel that John Polk said, Stallwarth used poor Judgment Melvin Fisher, 2109 W. 1$th in falling to transport th Strati, Sanford, filed a corn- prisoner directly to thee nlzainf 1.i. iI14,4.%., I.L. QW5U% iu uwnc UW1I7 year-old son Mitchell "Mike" Stallworth has the right to Fisher was beaten early Dec. 1 appeal Polk's decision and to go and required hospitai treat- before a review committee ment, wlthinlOdaysasprovjdedbys Polk said today that wig new state law (police officer's Fisher was arrested by deputy ball of rights) that took effect Ike Stallrth, but that a t. 1 Polk said "complete, thorough in. Polk earlier said young vestlgauon and polygra ph tests Fisher was 5ea1td late reveal conclusively that night of Nov. 30 by Stallworth allegations as relates any for disorderly conduct beating by the of ficer are Fisher said his son was totally nfowJ" arrested cm 13th Sfratt in Polk sIdStaflwh,w ho was Sanford after a group of boys reassigned to Jail duty during yelled at a passing patrol car. the probe, has been returned to All the boys fled., except Mitpatrol duty but penalized "with chell Fisher, who said he wasn't a loss of ten days pay" for an involved in the Incident, error In Judgment." According to the youth, the Polk said Stallworth admitted deputy toOk him 10 Saiiftwd .ainel 1I&& UJ.i r öean tensification of our efforts to Identify the causes, improve crime prevenUon and insure swift protection." Crime rose only I Per cent Fo ' are now breaking up because of It Is only fair that the county this problem. The pressure on should have the use of Its these family men is too great. he - - - -- -. --=-----:----iT:-------' id. When they need emergency "We were assured the help th ey should be able to get medicaid program would not be j " she j, 4`11 addj,ig her praise flmnIed to jut state cases" for J, Bk who n her worth Ms.Boydd, acJffngUuata "isasgu" pd legisIaU ad while every ,or th he in -ce irnittee permitteci the persons mea1d program's benefi ts to state and county ca alike, Meanwhile, the numbers of 'ABut, the changed persons applying for state the proposed law after it left welfare since August have c%unmUee," the said. li -eased some 34 per Cent, Mrs. Boyd, noted that most of according to Mrs. Virginia theNt newly unemployed Ifurt, of the state L)it,luon of Persons are trying to help Family Services, State Welfare thernselve.. "A lot c3 families Department. L-== ,- , .. ___ . I. -- _&._-.4.- '. : . t _____.- II - ,v " •.. - AVON PARK, Fla. (AP) A precedent.settlng contract between fruit pickers and the foods division of CocaCola expires a week from now, but bo th sides say th ey are far apart on new terms. Max Lyons, Florida director of the United Farm Wor kers Union, AFL-CIO, sa id Th ursday th at major disagreements center on grievance procedures and on Wring ball practices. He said wages ha ve not yet been discussed. The company says pickers In Minute Maid's orange groves earn a base rate of 47 cents per boy of fruit under th e present contract, with high er rates where tr ees are hard to pick or trees have little fruit, . — - I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Richard Stone says a m od est ex pe nse fund would be In order for a senator-elect before he ta kes office. Stone, elect ed in November and taking offi ce early next mon th, said Th ursday that beca use he has no such fund to take care of Interim office expenses, he has had to seek more contributions on top of the money given his cam- -, - - _________ iI paign. Con tribu tors and payments will be reported to the secre ta ry of state's office and Senate secretary as were his campaigr, finances, he said. 4111; ..-.._ . - J - ,-s-' 1d-; - a _________ ; ," k Missing Boy Found p . - President Ford shakes bands with admirers Is Colorado while finished reading a long repo rt from the CIA regarding the Issue Poaderthg what pnbffcs ent,Uanybe make regarding today. 11 reports of CIA spying on American citizens. The President 1t ~~IIIII JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A f ederal judge agalfl has denied Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., a separate trial from six ot her defendant- accused of conspir ing with him to se ll infl uence In federal housing con tracts. U.S. District Judge Ben Krentunan also denied on Th ursday a Gurne y motion to require the government to give him addition al deta ils of sta tements made to Investigators by other defendants. - I 11 -'- '' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)—A former lawmak er who criticized the policies of th e state university system now wants to be a member of the board that makes those policies. Marshall Harris of Miami, former House Appropriations Chairman, has asked Gov. Reubln Askew to appoint him to the nine-member Board of Regents. Answer to ewous Puzzle BIrds ________________ __ — L. ij! ________________________ _________________________ ___ - _______ _____ ______________________________ ___ .--•-•, _____ --- - T if, Won't Ask County 57Eoit Sw'u live( (AD I iec.,p,4 ccr',I'ocI) 135caAqtoj I7Sltidpte 59Pigpen ub) I900.*, GOTOOk hood 18NouiiuIi(I) °°°$' DOWN Cxcoi 2IKmofbrds j 23Sgb 2oI. '"9•°'9' fl Scarlet tvg. A 32 Away from * 4I4ighiGif) 3G'..kletter 33SI'TnOn lab I 2 Fiw r 26Erii,iIcoi.rdy 35Ua. 28 "95QLPC,t morXiminso ''' 6 B* 37Bo4hlSoi colote 9Fai$iod icrl(tvds - 4IFOUO*vlhrik3 0 7S0ChP SWVIO 9Se'ne ii w.v, state 31 AmOyWCI .,Oh.t,ve 33 Corr'on brt ''' 4 ______________ ______________ ,_ ___________ ____ )"l 0 - - ' _____ ia~__~ . " ft :_ Z . - ~- -%_ : ~~ *4 _____ ____ - _____ AWr. - - . j j . . . .; • -.- . , - -. - - Delay. Won't Affect County _ NEED TO LOWER - We guarantee S pct. interest for 20 yi irs and are currently paying 714 pct. on your savings (any amount of deposit receives the same in. terest. Interest is compounci.i annually). 39Rn4enlof (sulii) 4OLoe 0LiCX1 lab 42FnoI IPOCh 43FUtrç$ae,sc,i 44CIauoIb.ns 45 Si b ed 471W9 48 19N 49 .home 5ONe*Qe, $.won 52I4ekoyeqn S4Femakus1 I Place L i'lke oimn e ALSO, as of January 1, 1975, any individual, in one boat and a large Unhappy in communicatio whether self-employed or not, can set up his own ns" between I now married) on the first two family in a sinking boat, individual retirement account and deduct the two countries instead of camper trips abroad. up to have so much corruption hare Acting on the advice of other "silence," Dr. Zottnick says 15 whichever There ha; never been any among politicians, travelers, the Zottnlcks carried "detente is more on the part is less. of doubt In their mind that being "They were amazed rice to give to the beggars, only the United States," and that the able to travel someday was top %merlcans would turn against to have one give it back. "He Russitns are For further information, call Harriet (Baba) remaining priority in their family, and heir own president and 'turn wanted something Deas at home, 322.3206 or at SEC Life Insurance else, >."eUve and m1stratfu1, they have made sure this with Ain out of office' (as they probably money," Dr. Company, 834-3111. Zottnlck best came true. _____________________________________________ lie opposes sending our !iewed Nixon's resignation)" said. ',,• as... tpehnnlouv to thpm wh.r tbay wwuI auIIhsvu i nd seemed proud that the l Mrs Zottnlck also marveled have for years been building up although the people in their military strength at the nwr1cans had the power to do V6 9% . Afghanistan seemed even ex pe nse of other technological his, Mrs. Zotinick added. ( Somewhat fatigued and poorer than the Indians, no development. He Is also against j ... and beggars were seen, supplying them with advanced verwhelmed by the heat, is the This N rd time the computer and air technology w teeming masses of India \.* 0 7-ottnicks have traveled which could enhance their nd the beggars which conabroad . I military position. antly hounded them, the by Volkswagen camper They have traveled ex. Detente has been on such a aitnicks ended their camper NEW YEARS PARTY tens1%lYin Russia, logging "shakey basis. .up and down avels In Penang Malaysia and too one-way, in his hichbr, Zottnlckes(TitJa aoocit 1,000 miles a their last, AND $ two-month /V'- J .! visit there In opinion. For example, he says, 1970. UI)' a beautiful tropical STAY ALL NIGHT radise. They proceeded by They say the Russian people t he 1lians, who will pin us in if space capsule link-up next CALL 323-4080 flventlonal means on to are very proud of their country year, havt as yet to let us view FOR OUR SPECIAL RATE ngapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, and its accomplishments, and )nolulu and then Vancouver, notnearlyasconsclous ofbel ng their launch Facilities as we have done at Cape Kennedy. C., w here they picked up oppressed as we DANCE OR LISTEN TO Americans Another 2xample of Russian L!Lr ciJnper, THE MUSIC OF think of them, "Oppression under the czars mistrust in Dr. Zottnlck's mind their travels in India TURK COURY is that they promote one-way tinged their view of the was much worse. 9 P.M. TI L? to them, tourism - encouraging us to intry, They found it to be a with their background, they HATS FAVORS feel sutiful land and, while many they have it' made," adds Dr. conic to their country. F RE E C HAM PACNE AT MIDNIGHT the people were pathetically Zottnick. In all, W. Zottnkk estimates % $500 per couple )r and malnourished, they lie Is very concerned and has he and his wifc have traveled ,tS \ d they didn't see signs of strong reservations. about "a couple 01' hundred thousand • It you don't want to face all the crazy drIvers on the road, rvation as In Bangladesh. "detente" with Russia, miles," and are already ' slay at our place. Lso evident in the citIes and - Detente Is a reciprocal wondering where to go next. 1 CALL323.40$OFORRESERVATIONS ages they traveled through agreement, a reconciliation He and his wife of fl years, e the governmen' efforts between estranged parties," he Marjorie, childhood womote birth control. Huge explains, adding, in effect, that sweethearts in Montana, share ographa were displayed on Russia is not really a love for traveling and have Idings. One such pictograph reciprocating, SHERATON HOTELS & MOTOR INNS WORLDW IDE always planned to travel. They tired a small happy family OREGON AVENUE AT I.' & STATE ROAD 46 While there is an "advantage have also taken their daughters SANFORD, FLA. --_______ (Continued From Page I-A) -. .. , ". / - - — — 1 2 3 4 8 9 1 13 - - ." i . •, I - I 1; - - I 19 O 0 IT 4 - I 18 - 4 I...... - 22 - — 2T ______ W — - - 38 " — - - " 31 w--- 39 - ”- __ __ __ — — — -- ''"' - ' - Io--- fl— - For Additional Crusiers ' By BILL l3Eui.EVI1jj HcraldStaff Writer "appropriate use of land, water Environmental Land and resources consistent with Management Study (EI2vtS the public interest." Act that provides for the EmState Rep. Vince Fechtel has The general reacti on I from plementation of a cornasked for Goy. Reubin Askew's municipalities In the county Is pr ehensive planning program help in obtaining funds to that the unfu nded act will throughout Florida. The ELMS support the Seminole Coun ty eventually prove extremely act, however, did not emerge '' Comprehe nsive Planning Act, costly. successfully i. from the Fechtel described the county As part of the provisions, the legislature. as "an excellent cros.s.sectjon cities and the county are 40 i — According to Fechtel, • of Florida" because the required to designate a Seminole attorney Tom po pulation ranges "from a few separate Land Planning hundrej to several thousands." Agency, and to come up with a Freeman has talked to U. Governor-Elect Jim William In addition, the "diverse urban comprehensive plan for their and was told "the wide range of ;inI rural cllaracteristi(-s of entity by Oct. 1, 1977. estimated cost to fund the S Seminole County will also ~~V f the cities do not ha•,eapli I ELMS act Is the reason it did provide an excellent sample" by then, the county cornnot pa ss." 1, 1_4` - ~ __ ~ , ' to j_;,,__ as will the eounty's model of misioncrs can design a te a 'We have the opportunity," "rapid growth which reveals all s pe cial planning agency to -, Fechtel said, "to ;ie the •':: -WWWR of our growth problems in provide one. 11 the cities don't Seminole model to determine Florida." accept the direction of that the cost and prove that ELMS .Fechtel asked for the agency, then it will no longer be legislation Is workable and - ---- -I4.11i.': ' • governor's "leadership in permitted to alter Its municipal beneficial." direc ting the sta te to release boundaries, until all terms of ,------.• Fechtel had also asked state ii appropriate funds or w hatever the act are completed. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin for an I else Is necessary to better Necessary data to be Opinion on whether state money Miss Darn Broflel, a Forest City Elementary—School filth grade implement the act In Seminole collected by the cities and 'HOOTIE' the appropriated in the "1974 student, dressed as "Hootle" the owl, Is shown presenting check County." county include information on General Appropriation Act" for $1,000, to Jack Hanna, Central Florida Zoo Director, at a The act, which became law traffic zones, soil conditions, can be used by local governschool assembly. A plaque will beaftached to the real "Hootle the Oct. 1 without the signature of highway needs, local exSUPPORTED ments In the county for ImOwl," cage, showing the Forest City Elementary School as Askew, provides for the Em- penditures and revenues, and plementation of the "little sponsors, Dam-a donated 120 of her own savings to the Zoo Fund. plementation of comprehensive techniques of capital imELMS." Other money was raised by students and by P.T.O. candy sales planning programs to guide and provement programming. The The 1974 provides for (Herald Photo byEldaNichols) control future development, collection of this Information, "planning act grants to local That development includes the and its application to a governments." "comprehensive plan" In. volves manpower from either I 111111111111111, an En-house planning department, or from planning con. ____________ sultants for entities with no .1 departrment. cofks act The itself Is a "mini- ___ Local Pollution Control con tro l head Langley Adair sources rule. considered more proceed," version" of a statewide ___________________ officials feel that the delay of sald, strict than federal regulations, He said the delay would implementing federal air The new delayed federal went into effect In December congressional committe give es tim e pollution standards governing rules will not apply, Adair said, 1973. to review the Issue of indirectindirect sources of pollution, if the state restrictions rest prove to Under that rule, anyone who source controls end other such as major highways and be more strict, wants to build major highways features of the 1970 Clean Air monolithic shopping centers, There is no project presently or major shopping centers must Act. will have little effect on county planned in the county major first get a permit from the The EPA adopted the in. construction, YOU HAVE ONLY UNTIL DEC. 31 highway or shopping center, pollution control department. direct-source regulation on A deputy director of the state large sporting arena, etc. TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Information required for the Feb. 25. The adoption came Pollution Control program that would be subject to the permit would include a TREMENDOUS TAX SAVINGS pressure of a federal announced this week that the regulations anyway, Adair mathematical study of auto courtunder ruling that plans bys If you are siready with the Keogh Retirement tates federal guidelines would be said. emission levels generated by for achieving national clearnPlan for the self-employed (doctor, lawyer, delayed at least six months Russell Train, federal the traffic on the new plumber, realtor, builder, accountant, etc.) OR air standards must also make until June 1, Environmental Protection development, would like to take advantage of this plan, you sure those standards, Once can It was scheduled to take ef- administrator earlier this week Train said the federal attained, are not violated, put UP to $7500 a year (or 15 now of feet Jan. 1. Pct. your said he had postponed for six regulations would be delayed earned income, whichever is The regulations ate aimed at less) into your own The state has standards months the start of restrictions Keogh Retirement Plan with us. because of "substantial public preventing air-quality regulating the Indirect, or "non- on Indirect sources of air debate and misunderstanding violations that might be caused Not only does your interest accumulate tax-free, point" sources of pollution "to a pollution, which need to be more ef- by new facilities attracting degree" county pollution but your deposits are tax-deductible, Florida's complex air- fective'y resolved before we large numbers of vehicles. fully. insured and there are no management fe*s. 'No M Palo - Polk I -k - - 55DiI*t iS Skeleton p ____________________ - - son Out i - . __________ spiring I? G'swuid told officers that Williams shot 4 at him Dec. 23 at Goldsboro Bar Trials have been rebeduled Seminole County Jail °n W. 13th Street after accusing on $5,000 of eggs Jan. 23,at Sanford for two men bond. Durden was reL'ased Of were inls,sin'. him of taking W. Kollins ficials at a Tampa egg w accused of stealing a truck load earlier after xUng bond. n't injured , police said. as company became suspicious of eggs and a third suspect has Authorities said Robert L. Allen Jr., 35, of 1001 the after Channel delivered iui been arrested in the case, refrigerated van was found cases of eggs with Musselwhite Esplanada Way, Cauelbe, ____________________ damaged In Orange county labels In a truck rented in ir in Seminole County Jail on Donald Hay Channel, 1::: ---•_ V ('Scs T,t't'sb!jrl:. hood after his arrest on a H il .-_ ltop Road, ('asseiterry, and following the theft hut . ._ ----Michigan fugitive warrant Ear l Wyc Drden, 24, of charging the uelf.emp1oycd Leesburg, are charged with horse trainer with fraud, grand larceny in the 1 _________________________ theft of a refrigerated van loaded wIth 273 cases of eggs, EenI Hetuld valued at $4800, from — MuaelwMte E Inc., Fort Sunday Hemid Seminole County grIffJ City. stich assignments should be PL-hI,çh.r ,,rc -Polk said today he has no plans made In accordance with "Ps tufd4 Ana Chr?m Sheriff's detective Ray to ask for more patrol L)-bY cars so specific rules and regulations Inc Larkln.s arrested a third 100 N irencr A.„- , deputies can use them both on that should be enforced. , suspect, John Edward Heer, 23, and off duty, Shevin's opinion was for I'A721?1 of Orlando, this week at the SUNNY SLIDING Ally. Gen. Robert Shevin said Orange County Sheriff Melvin r', 1 Musselwhlte plant where he is Thursday that a A Loy in Newport News, Va.,is silhouetted against a "°' sheriff can Coleman who said he wanted to bright sun empIO)ed as as he 5I ei In a playgrowid during a warm winter day a tiuck drlytr, assign patrol cars to deputies permanently assign cars to ac-ording to Jail t In tha 1L records, for such use as long as It serves d'puties to provide a quicker Virginia city.. Channel and fleer are in a valid Public purp'se. He said response time. Y'r %?8 40 .T .I _~_ soJw,onuwd 51 Tkrt "'' Trial Set In Theft Of Eggs 43Aft.ta*-4 ACROSS I C uckoo bIcbid 4 Kv1olcrovv safe contained a small amount remove it. Officers said they por ta ble radlo and $25 in coins of money and a number of believethesafewnsthkenfrom were stolen, records and papers of value to the office to an alleay where Patrolman Jerry Dlllard Sanford police detectives the church, it was loaded into a vehlc'e, reported the office of at torney eresearchingtoday for af Detective TomBernoskyujd Bernosky said the office William Hutcht*on Jr. was con taining Important records preliminary Investigation wasn't ransacked and nothing entered by a window and a and papers stolen from the showed the ch urch offi ce was else was disturbed, "It appe ars notary seal In the of fices was First Methodist Church of entered sometime between U Ueves knew exactly what apparently used by the Sanford. Tuesday night and this morning they were after," he said, burgla rs. Church Church officials discovered by smashing a wdow pane fn a calling the job a "neat one." Earl Jack Williams, 25, 400 safe was missing this door. Police are also probing a Pine Ave., Sanford, was In morning from the church office Bernosky said officers burglary at the Hutchison and Seminole County Jail today on at 419 S. Park ?ve. !lle' " ighi Morris law firm, iaar* Avenue $5,000 bond charged Officials said the 400-pound required at least with two persons to and Fulton Street, in which a aggravat4 assault. Police reports stated t John Lee Kolllns, 27, of 37 William Clark Court, Sanford, • , A - By BOB LLOYD Heraldlaff Writer "I' I YOUR 1974 TAXABLE INCOME? Regents Post Sought Burglars Take Safe From Church - -. Askew's Aid Asked For Count y Plan'Act -: Gurney Request Denied . '~ 1 ~ e __ . - IIIIII - , - ,- - NAPLES, Fla. (A?) A 10-year..old boy, badly beaten but otherwise safe, was reunited with his parents today after a six-day or deal that began when he apparently was abducted from his suburban Miami home, police said. Christopher Car rier was found Thursday night by a hunter in the Big Cypress Swamp, officia ls sa id. A spokesman at Naples Community Hospital sa id Chris had multiple Injuries. Including one that might be a skull fracture. One doctor that the boy bore marks resembling small cigarette burns. - - - TTV -:a: - - 1W - - .. ... - _____ - Friday, Dec. 2?,1974----3A department is off about $40,000 "A proposed method of didn't go Into effect until a The loss will have to be made corporated in the budget u and red Ink outweighs black In resolving the matter will be couple of months later, up possibly by chopping expense Items, the police department by about brought before council at the Naturally, our revenues will be capital expenses, Hug City budgets In Cassel berry $30,000 according to Hug. added, Jan.Wwork session." ne added, short. "Some shortages have been are running $70,000 In the red "What were doing is And a mixup In federal "I'd like to think we can grant offset by not hiring personnel during the first three months of modifying the budget to take Utility Director John Lane money for the police depart- that were authorized In the fiscal year 1974-75. City care of any problem areas that said the deficit Is a result of a realize savings from capital sizable rate increase approved expenditures rather than any rnent sent that budget into budget. A sizable amount has Manager Harry Hug said today. we do have,,, Hug said. about a place $30,000 tailspin, Hug been saved by not hiring" he else," Lane said, Hug said deficits in the police "We have to eliminate ap- by council Oct. 1 w hi ch was said, said. If not, he said the department and utility departments will be proximately $40,000 worth of budgeted for the entire year but will be forced to dig into reviewed at a workshop expenses in the utility fell short by two months. He said ii m' items such as departHug did not have exact maintenance funds, something salaries, meeting Jan, 20. equipment and In. estimates of how ment we're still working on "The rate Increase was Lane said much money he doesn't relish surance, The budget for the utility which ones, projected as of Oct. 1, but it doing. which money must be had been trimmed to offset the spent for, were not in. error in accounting practices. .. 1 __ 1O'iiC), .- Red By $70,000 Cassell berry In - - '-:- (Continued From Page 1-A) - : Plans CIA — Drops -. - - Evening Herald, 3antord,Ft. Picker Pact Stalled I _________________________ Use TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)—Customers of the General Telephone Co. can probably feel auurcd that th eir ra tes will not soon go up. But th at assurance requir ed some ra th er complicated doings by th e Public Service Commission —complications caused by holiday absences of commissioners. A law th at went Into effect last summer says a rate increase will automatically go Into effect 30 days after it Is requested unless the PSC takes action to suspend it. The deadline for action on a General Tele ph one request for a $73.7-million in crease Is ne xt Thursday. 6 during the same period a year ~ t ago. : . VAIL, Cola. (AP)—President evening. He said he was document, Ford to ns ld newsmen final decisio row. Then the splraj began, with FordsaysheprobablyirnJ , studying the document, he might make it public. the S per cent Increase recorded something to say publicly today The energy advisors are The President will meet: The President on Monday However, Press Secretary Ron Interier Secretary Rogers C. a S:turday with his chief: a on an Inch-thick official report ordered (Or the last quarter ofim Secretary of State Nessen later sold heundersto od Morton, is per cent 1neas in the Treasury Secretary economic advisersasaprelude e first on allegations that the Central Henry A. Kissinger to obtain a portions of It were classified. William E. Simon, Federal to preparation of his January quarter of 1974. The six-month Intelligence Agency engaged in full report from Colby and relay On Ford's schedule for today Energy Administrator Frank State of the Union message. figures for this year also domesticspylng. ittohizn.ForcJ acted fouowljig was the first major business Zarb, chairman Alan Greenshowed a 16 per cent increase, Ford made the comment publication of allegations th Nessert said the m essage; at conference of his work-and ski span of the Counc il of Economic as do the nine-month figures. Thursday night as he walked the CIA maintained files on would "zero In" on e ne rgy and; holiday that began Sunday. Advisors and Ford a In keeping with the recent across a &owy backyard to a 10,000 ssistant L. economic problems and would: th American citizens and Members if the Energy Williams Seldxnan. patkrp., e new reporth sowed neighbor's house for dinner, had engaged in Illegal deal with little else. The press I domestic Resources Council were that Because of the energy The report, prepared by CIA secretary said it would be activities, summoned from Washington meeting, Ford said h. the seven crime cateitorles Director William J (',,lht, r4gitlu*rn.il •,. . n-i--- ILI. wwun a a goverzunen courier [or a morning meeting that forego mwedbyUF1wu, 20 dellveredtoFordearller In the arrived here with the Colby Nessen said would produce no skiing today, He had week after Congress convenes Jan. 14. ' Room - -... - , ' Hospital Emergency iii, . LORTON, Vs. (A?) The District of Columbia's corrections director says he intends to fulfill a noeprisaI pledge that helped win a peacefi end to a 19-hour convict rebellion at Lorton Ref ormatory. About 80 Inmates surrendered their seven guard hostages and ended their occupation the maximum. security Ving of the prison complex Thursday afternoon - ,. .. - go -________ WASli1N(;TON tAP) - New cent for larceny Murder had FBI figures show that the na- the lowest rate of increase, tional crime rate rose 16 per rising 2 per cent No category cent In the firet nine months of reflected a decline. 1974, the largest Increase for -. Broken down the period in six years, ci ties 1rr1:1 The crime rate In sma ll er show showed the sma lles t increase 8 cities showed the largest t Cities of less than 10. crease. The figures released today 000 reported the largest overall reflect an S per cent increase In increase, 24per cen t. the violent crimes of murder. There was a slight decrease ra pe, robbery and assa ul t. The in the murder rate in the largest property crimes of burglary, cities and in some medium larceny and vehicle theft sized cities. Jwnped 17 Per cent. By region, crime increased 20 new report, based , per cent In the South, 15 per ' SUhiu UY IW and cent state law enforcement agencies per In Nor th Ce ntral states, 14 cent In Western states and across the country, indicated 13 per cent In the Northeast. that surge that began in The la-st three moriths of Taken together, cities of 1973 has continued, more than reported a Att. Gem. WillIazi B. be per cent Increase. In subuha, said the continuing ciin In. Lnwasup2l percent am In crease "requires an in. rural areas, 20 per cent Increase Delayed , _____ Record has been postponed a second time and Is now scheduled for Feb 4 The Panos originally were to have danced here Dec 10, bu t the perfor mance was postponed until Jan 7 after Valery stra ined a leg muscle, The }'anov' manager, Maxim Gershunoff, said the date was changed again Thursday nn the advice of Valery 's doctor and because of problems over arrangements with the Bal timore Symphony Orchestra. The performance will be a benefit for Soviet Jewry. The couple Valery is Jewish migrated from Russia after a two-year struggle. ..&.,_ General Tel Rate Stone Seeks Funds - - - - -- T - - - OXNAHD, Calif. (AP) - Esther Williams, Hollywood's swimming pool mermaid of the 1940 and 1950, has been Al Repr .o isals Ia. -,-- By ED PRICKETr Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF 41 1 Mom, Four Children Slain In 'Execution' Esther Williams Jailed - -. - -'r; - - . - ) ' fItI., "-,~ ~_,- - . ' L' Friday, Dec. 27, 1974 II ff11? g Tri - a" - __ — IT" W 49 - [ - 5r152I ,, I I ____ ______________ 64 —u---1? - - - -' - Sh eraton- Sanford Inn -- �$'2'' - _______ , .-.--.-.-...-. U •_-+--- _4. .-k .- - - -.-.'-•*- -. -- -• t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AVE., Egyptian State Funeral SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Code 305-322251I or 831.9993 Mills WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Reports No Memory Pro blems Of CAIRO, Egypt (AP) The Egyptian government recalled the glory of the 1973 war today with a state funeral For the army commandern hief, Field ar M shal Ahmed Ismail, Crowds lined the str eets as delegations from oth er Arab governments arrived for Egypt's first s ta te funeral since the death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1970. Tlevision coverage was sch ed uled throughout the Arab world, Ismail died of cancer Wednesday in London. He was 57 and was war minister as well as comma nd er of the army. Ills body was fl own home to Cairo Wednesday night and as received with full military honors. President Anwar adat co nferred the na ti on's hi ghest decoration, the Collar of the Republic, on him posthumously. Months, .._...__J .L - - is I Mills would flirt I . was so M iddl e East: Vexing VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) The La o tian coalition government sent a de legation of Communists and rightists today to negotia te with rebel soldiers holding the border town of Ban Houei Sail, in north west Laos. A spokesman for the Co mmunist Pa th et Lao denied a report th at more than 300 Pathet Lao had moved into the to wn to support the rebe ls, but th e Royal Lao Army in. telligence chief Insist ed that Communist f or ces had WASHINGTON (AP) Around Christmas time many a office doors at the Sta te De- ________________ partrnent are decorated. The ANALYSIS r HOSPITAL NOTES - possible to tie the CIA to Watergate, and destroy it along with Richard Nixon; but it soon became clear that the Agency had kept its skirts depressingly clean of involvement. A second opportunity to wing the CIA came - _____ - I __ _____ - 10 ___ •:;. ___ — If Ervin were the constitutional authority his been c- I'lli i 'I , ____ _ _______ _____ sfr ____ j • ____ - • . .- - and other of ____ - r----. " - - • -. - - - •-• to •. _____ -. fltd not ___ I ____ ___ cul 11 1 __________ ' REA - "I'll Cover The Front Door, You Get The Back __________________________ JEFFREY ST. JOHN - va s V iews A C h ang ing . .......... the "-i -. . - - -• -' overthrew + ___ + -. +• . BIG On Our Lumber Paint Paneling a + - - - - - - : • - _________________ + + VVEATHER - + 14 11773 Lake Golden Recreation Area. 'iickets available (mom Bob 77atill = Benton, Chevron Station 17.92 and Airport Boulevard. Entry It's End-of-the Year Transfer File Time deadline Jan, 2. 0 &4 0 - •TOAAON SOX JAN. 6 Mod e of high test corrugated 1ibreboard, . - - - 1 - . LOULSR. DIMATrEO — - .-. Funeral Notice * -- . — ' • cause 1 0 TO 20 . _t_ ago was not I nformed in ad- and King of Thanom's arrival. Onsted military dictator Tha- vance of his return, He said the Pr ivy Council. Last month, Thanom asked to nom Kittikachorn sli pped back move was "against the Will of The Interim Na tional A.ssem. return to visit his aged father, Into Thailand today, and the students and the gen eral public bly went who is critically ill. But tenthgovernment put thiç armed who ousted him," into closed session discuss the situa tion, 'lye government approval of forces on full alert against any touched off such an attempt at a coup or demon. 'thanom's successor as peeThe Leaders of the student he was told his visit atraons by the students who inter, Sanya movement whose uprising in not advisable. out of the city, and the corn- October 1973 ended 26 years of him, The 65-year-old former field manders of the armed forces military dic ta tors hip also met, i I FOR THE BEST marshal arrived in Bangkok were In the Philippines on a Student leaders claimed the bef ore da wn aboa rd a [,uf. tour of Southeast Asia. military commanders' absence ___ thansa airliner and then Prakor b called an emergency from the country was planned i CALL MILLERS disappeared. There were meeting of the cabinet, the to avoid responsibili ty for anynumerous rumors of his deputy military commanders thing that might ha ppen beri ' • ___________________ movements and his whereabouts, none of them veriftable. Thanom had been li ving In Boston with his wife and other members of his Family. It was believed that t hey remained there. Deputy Premier Prakorb HuWing said the civilian govern. ment that succeeded Thanom's rulIngmTh tary clique 14m .' CALENDAR . - BANGKOK, - Save - () - -. - ____________ - ________________________________________________________________ When Burke wrote those lines In his immortal reputation, his "Sons of Liberty" bushels of corn per acre. Averagc yields in swept down in re what he could demand In men and services— "Reflections on the Revolution in France," cent years have the Novem ber, 1775, and smashed the subjectonlytoctiallengelnu New York bushels per acre. been between 76 and 80 ts.Thissetup state of insolvency the French monarchy Gazetter published by pro-Pritish printer infringes on the separation of powers spelled out had so subverted Itsunder rule that the Revolution of Jemmy Rlvington The present yield of soybeans In Ohio varies Director in those'days who is now our Ambassador in the Constitution. 1789 was the result. One factor that helped "The Gazetter had to Iran, can be accused of having conducted been printing both sides of from 24 to 29 busheLs an acre. Again, evidence Aside from the constitutional difficulties, this cripple France was its supçort of the American public issues," writes ts t ha t farmers ought to be able to 01 ug the newspaper historian s "illegal" activities. b a bad p'ovision. Bad, for one, because liwotild 'bar fey independence ag3in;t England We owe John Tebbel. "It had carried patriot versions of produce 20010 250 bushels per acre based on the create a fourth branch of government with a more to Louis XVI for the successful revolt from events even knew than to be available solar energy. when Rivngthn ________ power to meddli so great It coulc' leave the Britian than we do Lafayette. untrue.. For them (the patriots) there was Similarly with milk production. The pote ntial presidency in a shambles. It would put such loose historians, however, cast the king of France in one truth, and that wn thØLr exists for nrcwl,uslni -- ... Ii..... 'I-..1 thy i,k atlurni > nave piayeci up Lafayette. In the past, the American press, broadcasting yields Average production per cow .uiav BEkRYS WORLD in the United As 1975 gets into gear the nation will actively give him so much latitude In determining his own being a part, has rarely been an States is somewhere agent for the around authority that he could virtually write his uI3 begin celebrating Bicentennial dates that 10,000 pounds a will demolition of basic values of our society. year, yet one cow produced over 44, pounds a cliinx in our national birthday In 1916. For But in recent years influential segments of couple of years ago. Another provision of this strange bill would example, April 19 will mark the 200th an- the press have assumed a role that is On the question of meat, and meat-eating, make It exceedingly difficult for a president to niversary of the Battles of Lexington and Conremin iscent of the part played by the press draw top men Into the government. It wculd cord, which ?-ome critics are campaigning against as during the Fren effectively ba r presidential appointees, an We will also mark In 1075 the 200th an- and by !792 ch Revolution that began In 1789 wasteful if not downright Immoral, Kottman Is + had degenerated Into a 'oportant pool of parts- talcr.t, from running for niver.ary of the establishnient of the first daily terror and orgy at the guillotine. bloodbath confident that scientists will eventually find tiective office for a year alter leaving govem. newspaper, The Pennsylvania Evening The French ways to induce cows to bear two calves per year. Post. press of that period Lunchj an all-out assault The ment, This Is probably not what Ervin meant to Just as Louis XVI made possible a amount of feed required to produce a pound successful on existing valuci and institutions, of beef will be dramatically lowered. a accomplish. But the effect, iwvertheless, is built in to this sloppily-wri tten measure. _______________________________________ 'This is not all. The Ervin t.n states no A couple columns back I had written of the plight of weigh 185 but, no pared is too large for me: no Jot, - ni'n who' ftS U' get a Jot with the !ocal post (((ice roi'idn grank, frans or subsidies tnt;illin hg wr t' tiiall 7 01 inure than $,0O0 in any year from funds apAround "Wasn't quite sure you knew we had a regular female lAthe did I realize we already have a female in that tit lo _____ k. I know by the surprise of the public when I d by ny as hey go up to . . work as tributin that year to any person for "any 9 a window clerk not too manyareawweofit the window and find this woman ready and willing poHtic2 J purpose." Each officer or director of a serve their postal Thanks for setting me straight, Sue. And the next time tfl1nIfly teceiving ch pyment Is wnsidered I'm in there for some stamps (and you towering a gooj j-tr It prompted Sue Davis to jot down some notes on her to have received the entire amount. ._ __, ___1 •__ half-font nvPr mI lit Iii + -Chrilli r,ru, uw wrucn I 1050k ner. w nanx Maui" 10r whatever else you want me to call you . "I am a regular reader of your column and the other 5 • 'vt'ning you spoke of females working In the Post Of fice. THOUGHTS * "My name is Sue Davis and I have worked in the Related birthday greetings to Ma Bell and all her Sanford Post Office two years as of Ma"ch 12, lflS, having children. The Lord will fight for you, and you have only transferred here from hiialeh where I had worked six Understand that on Dec. 20 fine folks lebrated to be still." The Lord said to Moses, "Why do you The Clock years with, their the 95th birthday, Postal System. f-41U`, a Sanford Post Office was a cry to rut? Tell the people of Israel In go forlittle reluctant to hire a woman clerk. However, I think The company opened icr buu1 I Juau2y 13 with ward." - Exodus 14:14,15. By JOHN A. SPOLSKI have convinced Mr. 1,246 'Maybe I was wrong Bezwithln and telephones in 11 cities, a few ethers that maybe sports does "You can't sit on the 114ofgrj If you do, capable of handling any job. Southern Bell began operating in Fl build character! I mean, I know it does - in orida in 1880, also you will be blown to pieces." - Henry Kaiser, and installed first phone n Sanford in 1895 accortht.g tact. it builds GREA T cha,ate,!" 'I anta little ta ller than average, six foot In fact , and 1. American industrialist, to Snfr.rt m',n,.,,.. 't', ._ . ..• - agronomists, agrobtologists, botanists and chemists to extension agents, geneticists, machinery designers and soil Speaking ofagricultural science, as m as have been fits advances, we haven't seen anything yet. Speculating recently on "The Future of fas.. . --- Alert As Ousted Dictator Returns - - — on, Or - Sanford Margarett L Bar ber Edythe Wimer Albert R+ Wappie Shawn Pilkington Dean. Dutsea. Chtjluoto Percy Kelley Jr. DeBary Barbara M Conerly, Ovid Maude R. Kramer, Oviedo - that, during the later years of the control, would have authority over important observed Edmund Burke in 1970. 1775 a major factor, largely State University, said that there is sufficient debts controlled by advocates of American inVietnam war, the CIA kept intelligence files on resurce3 of the executive branch and have are likely In their txcess to become"Public the means of dependence. solar energy available in Ohio to make it possible anti-war activists in the United States Since the iapparent power to override the president himself their subversion." using improved seeds In an incident that tarnishes Sam Adams' to produce 428 n determining what he could investigate and Oil Glen W, Jackson, Longwood, Rrisson Funeral Home in Louis H. Dlmatteo, 47, of 1430 charge, Avalon Blvd., Casselberry, died 11i Wednesday. A native of - I MRS. EMILY YEACKLE Cleveland, Ohio, he was a ____ construction worker and moved Emily D. Yeackle, to Casselberry in August. He 204 Washi ngton Ave., Sanford, was self-employed in con- died Thursday. ' She was born in structjon work and was a nf ord 25 and came to Sa member of the Vetera ns of years C ago from that sta te. She 'oreign Wars In Cleveland and % Augustine Cath olic Church was a member of First CHILD'S PLAY Congregational Christian of Casselberry. Church of SrirJorj This eight year old Cambodian boy loads his fath er's M-16 rifle Survivors include his wfe. She was survived by where government truops are defending th e capital of Phnom Mrs. Marion C. Dimatteo; husband, Henry of Penh from Communist guerrillas Ycackle daughters, Joann, Marie, Sanford' three sisters, Mrs. Ida Claire, Donna and Angela, all of Wilson, Columbus, rs. Ga.; M Casselberry and sisters, Mrs. Ne llie Heard, Decatur, Ga.; Margaret Gullatta, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Cardarella and Mrs. Pauline Storewido Pre Inventory Sale nfo ; ,j.enczewskl, all of Cleveland, Sa rd btother, SteII Cook, Atlanta, Ga.; two grandOhio. children, II Most great. OFF Baldwin-McNamara, Alta. grandchildren. DEC 28 monte Springs, In charge. Items 0 Community Band, 7:30-10 JAN. 11 Gramkow Funeral Home in Regular Alcoholic', Anonymous p.m., no fee, call SiC Music charge. Reduced Seminole Junior College, Women's Meeti ng, holy Cross Dept., for Prices reservations, Valencia Community College __ Church Parish House, 400 GLYNDON JACKSON coavcmtlonalspsthh 12:30 andrrua re joInuy ring Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. p.m.-1 :50 p.m., Tuesdays and an International Woman's year Glyndon Wilson Jackson. 55, Thursdays. I2l3. Call Corn. luncheon. For reservations and Senior Citizens I'un an of Longwood, di ed Thursday. d munity — Travel Club Christmas Party, 'atio . Services for reser- information contact June 8ornIn Clinton,N,C,,hemo.ed ________________________ Housewares Light Fixtures Appliances ns YEACKLE. MRS. EMILY 0.— Gordon at Seminole J un ior Deltona-DeBary7p,m, De y it Longwood In 1925. lie was Funerals services for Mrs. College. Fireman's hall . Members only. JAN. Emily D. Veackle, 64, of 204 meat mercha ndiser for Wino. Washington Ave., Sanford, w$',o And Many Other Items. Sale Ends Dec.,31, 1974 Dixie. He was a Mason at Law for Women, 7 p.m..io JAN. IS DEC. 30 died Thnday, will be held Maysville, Ky. ay at 11 am. at Gremkow Al-Anon Family Group, Holy p.m, 10 wks., .%-106. Call Sic Astrology, 7:30 p.m.-9:30 r-...a ., ,n.. S'f'cr! i!dc ft di !:--- -'----: ;'uuiui rariso House, 4(X) Ccy Sc, vices maui campus L-u, 6 br It Fred Neal officiating. Burial in Mrs. Elizabeth Bothell, reservations, Magnolia Ave., weeks. Call Community Ser8-9 P.M. OPefl'tit4p.m. Oakiawn Memorial Park Longwood; brother, Claude vices at SJC for reser vations. Gramkow Funeral Home in Saturdays Jacksor,, Batavia, Ohio; son, chjrge+ Alcoholic'. Anonymous Qulltiuglcchniques, 10a.m.Beginning Oil Painting, HANDWAft Phone Closed Meeting, Holy Cross 12 noon, Pan Ant Rank p.m.-lOp.nt.,IO weeks. Call SiC kAmericard 322-0500 Church Parish House, 400 Building. Call Community Community Services Office for AA CKS0H 0LYN 00H ________ rAdsler Charge Magnolia Ave. 8-9 p.m Services for reservations, WILSON— Funeral services for reservations and information. Glyndon Wilson Jackson. 20S.pleSanfo? _ JAN. Longwood, who died Thutiday, ___________________________ will be hold Monday at lO;)O am Motorcycle Mileage ititti at Brisson Funeral Home with sponsored by The Group M-C Rv Harvey Walters officiating. !~ Club to benefit Centeral Florida Penal in Evergreen Cemeicry ______________ _______________________ • 0 e ____________ ___________ . Viol Brissor, Funeral Home In Zoo, 10 a.m., Sanford Plaza, _ charge followedbylpmbarhecueat another truffle. Some faceless liberal in the vast president, but confirmed by the Sienate. This NEW YORK — "Nations are wading deeper Outcome Washington bureaucracy has slipped him man or woman, subject to no White House and deeper Of the war for indepeni so were Agriculture," Roy Kottman, dean of the College Into an ocean of boundless debt," the newspapers of Agriculture and Home Economics of in Ohio evidence CIA is legally required to confine its activities to foreign countries and leave the U.S. to the FBI, Ilersh calculates that Richard Helms, the CIA DISCHAROIS -. :. that the time has come to push for a second-stage Israeli. Egyptian disengagement agree me nt. use Mr a Mrs. Robert (Karen) Engels, a girl, DeUgn. AREA DEATHS to conference that "this phase of Middle East di plomacy should be with a minim um of public declara tio ns." There is some suspicion that Thailand Army BIRTHS - scientists. res P mWed + I is astrongposs1b1lityof ano oil embargo, possibly on a lar ger scale than in 1973. last .- 100 bushels per ____ . on every asset and liability of $1,000 or Harrington of more; any transaction in securities, cornto Hersh. Hersh modities or other property greater than $1,. ThISobviJythver • the possibly be regarded as equal treatment or dreadful revelation), and various liberal echo- Protection under the law. chambers took up the cry. Ervin's omnibus proposal would create a Now, it appears, newshcxind Hersh has found public attorney appointed Independently of the ' _________ U.S. government along lines more to his taste. Income, each item of re imbursed expenses and We are not permitted to know exactly how It each gift or aggregate of gifts totalling more happened, but certain secret testimony by CIA than $100; fees or honorariums received for officials before a congressional committee, con speeches, appearances r ti cerning CIA activities in Chile, found its way into mone tary value of subsistence, entertainment, avel and other faciliti es received in kind; a the hands of ultra-liberal Democratic tr report and ____ ______ -. th e ng . _____ . an wri per f .'(hSj.. t iiiiiii" / .0 IV, "_-V111S/, . _ 7• ) Ects - h ought to be In honor of the American Farmer. As has pointed out, If Americans eat better than most othet peoples, It is not because we have taken anythi ng away from anybody but because we grow food better than anybody. At the turn of the 20th century, half the nation's work force labored on the land. As recently as the end of World War 11, a third of me popula tion still lived on farms. Today, some 210 mIllion Americana are fed by about 5 cent of the population, on 80 per cent in the least..developed countries, and there is food to spare for exporting. It has been estimated that if all farmers throughout the world could get the same yield of corn as farmers in Iowa (a bout acre), the world's present population could be fed on 10 per cent of the land w under ti ti put another way, 10 times u many people could be fed on the same amount of land currently under cultivation. Credit goes not to the farmer all by himself, by no means. Beside him, and behind him, stand a hos t of ot he r figures leserving of honor, from _ one, splashed the story all over the front page of the "Times" (which treated it as some sort of tabl I II Marl Jo Dean Renee 1. Cart Clarence Barlow Mary Web.,' S&ary I McGuire Rosie Robinson Lisa A Browne Laura Cullum Tyrone Taylor Hilda C. Thorne Lillian 5+ Sipes Lc'retta Moran M)tdred S Mitchell Shirley Hopkins Deborah J. Maslngale Dwayne " Hall Nathanid White Rudolph Roberts , Stive A Dandrea Margaret M McColIum Robert Struble, Deflary William G. Williams. DeBary Htnry Abrahimi, OeLnd Winthrop J Barnes, DeI?ona Aibirt A Carignan. Onion. If Americans ever es is another nationally observed holiday, and they probably will, it ___________ Congress. admirers proclaim, he would know that major of his 'Watergate Reorganiza tion and posedly nefarious efforts to "destablize" the Reform Act of 1974" could not possibly stand up Allende regime. in a test beiore the Supreme Court. Now we must get specific and name a few there's Ervin's cynical wcçosal that names. The chief journalistic point-man for the theFor president and vice president of the United CIA hit is a "New York Times" reporter named S ta tes —and they only—be required to open their Seymour Hersh. Hersh, a tall, bulky type with a personal finances to public view. Ervin's personality to match, is exactly the kind of colleagues in Congress recently turned thumbs "reporter" conservatives are talking about when down on a proposal that would have subjected they object to li beral distortion of th e news, Having senators, representatives ficials the same discloi requiriments. These Include cut his tee th n the war in Vietnam, Hersh Was then annual statement of Income and property assigned to Washington and set about redesigning taxes; the amount and source of each item of Congressman Michael Massachusetts and thence I- _____ flea Cude EvHce. OCIIOflI' Harold Honold. Deitona Doris W0OdWOrth, DeIIO Karen A. Engels. Deltona Renee Morgan. CSlsiibin'y Doris Shonyo, Enerprls, Annie Milt Williams. Lake Monrce Arthut A. Hersey, Lake Monrc.c Lee Roy Woods. Lake Monroe NeIvIr Lane. New Smyrna flr,cri No. Hoard, Orange City Sanford: Teamwork In Dive On Farm 4 ~r -4 a WASHINGTON —(NEA) Whatever his past along, however, when the Chilean armed forces contributions, retiring Sena tor Sam J. Ervin, overthrew the Marxist regime of Salvador Allende Jr., (D-N.C.) has done his country no servi ce last year. Worldwide Communist progaganda refOflfl UU he has Introduced as his last fling promptly accused the CIA of being behind the coup. America's liberal media, stopping just short of that, cha rged the CIA instead with various sup- - bc. 3'. i'1 ADMISSIONS -. - -5.......ol N - 1975 Problem Any future embargo could be decoration on the office door of has meant two things: assistant secretary Alfred L. Arab-Israeli dispute and the Middle East i3a dangerous and larger because Iran might join oil, Kissinger is firm.ly convinced volatile place. But, in line with Atherton was unusual this There is littl e hope that it will Secretary of State Henry A. the Arabs in wi thholding oil, this plea for quiet diplomacy tha t there is no alternative to This would be heavy blow for really year: it co nsisted of ten empty be different In 1 975. means that there Is noth- the step-by-ste', approach that Oil might Kissinger's wishes, they ef Western E ur ope and Japan, ing to be said because Kissin- de s s Oil can neatly strung on a silk cease to he a po litical weapon if to al epara tely wi th the many be pessi m istic about the fu- which ar e dependent to a large ribbon, ger's efforts have produced no aspects of the Middle the Arab-Israeli dispute is lure. East extent on Iran's oil, Atherton is head of the bu- solved peacefully. dramatic long-term, progress, headache. The Israelis agree, But the price The question boils down to U.S. officials are reluctant to though they may ha ve peereau whi ch handles U.S. affairs of oil will remain an and so does President Anwar iO the MddI East, and for the unless the industrialized issue this: will there be another war taLk abcut the Midca.t's futuie vnted another war late this Sadat of Egypt, though the tatworld in th e Middle East in 1975? If and they refer two years the Middle East finds a substi to Kissinger 's fal l. tute for It. ter ca ot afford to say so pub-nn the answer is "yes," then there statement at a Dec. 3 press Kissinger is known to believe licly. was Sam Swan Song Bit S oppy These are th e melan choly conclusions of administration experts at year end. They all agree on the obvious: that the ----.----_..-__ troops moved Into the town. About 100 Lao Theung tribesmen and A 'cli lesions at Moscow's Central Sports Club. The popularity of teaws Tani Kakuel, 56, quit as an era of reduced growth ush. some of Tanaka's criucs and I is reportedly on th e rise In the USSR with te nnis clinics opening prime minister ear ly In Decem. ered in by the Arab oil squeeze, IS not a ll certain that anything recently in search of fut ure Wimbledon material her in a swir l of suspicion over Tanaka's onhigh popula ri ty f urther will emerge. SILHOUETTES who were ta ken into th e Royal Lao Army earlier this year seized th e town on Tuesday. are convinced • These outlines are framed in an enormous window durhg GRACEFUL - mixture, .,. . teemi + Laos, Rebels In Talks a u TOKYO (AP) A Japan now he accumulated his large swiftly plummeted. His r which once took financial hanky priva te fortune. sponse was to use money ky am i politicians A poor boy who clawed his extraordinary dollo in a val somewhat for granted has sud- way to the top, his vision of the effort to restore his image. denly become aroused over the future Japan encompassed the cases of two men, unrelated, virtual renovation of iii Though no major wrongdoin indu has named Tanaka. trial and popu la tion structure. s b ee n prove n, public pre ures forced him to step down I As a consequence, the Japa. His ptans for moving pe ople favor of Take MIkI, 67. nese public be ing tr eated to and factories from the ng the unusual spectacle of Cable Pacific coast to more thinly As a ref orm-mindei net ministers being grilled settled Inland areas won ini tial politican promising cleai about the sources of their applause w hich quick ly t urned gov nment, er ki Mi has indicate wealth and their ties to big sour when they led to land he wishes to get at the truth o business. speculation. Tanaka's financial holdings The more prominent of the An advocate of expansion in But the resignation placate( - - - News Report - Li 1-i iiiu rar A rm y CflIet #irmy to WASHINGTON From his hospital bed, and may also give up his House Then, In the early hours of October 7, the Wilbur Mills has sent us word that be has ex- "Ile has not made a definite decision," seat. they said, from physical and mental exha ustion. Home Delivery: Week, 56 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; said Argentine Firecracker clawed Mills' face, bolted perienced "blackouts" since his 1973 back Jones. After his back operation, Mills began showing Year, 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All from his Mark IV Continental and splashed Into operation, that he has "absolutely no memory" up at striptease joints. Sources who saw him said Striptease dancir Annabel Battistella, the the tidal basin. Washington has Mcth, $2.70; 6 $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. of his escapade on a Boston burlesque stage but been buzzing on several occasions he became "extremely Argentine Firecracker who brought Mills front- ever since wi th the question: What has happened Intoxicated" and "very rowdy." One employe that he is now beginning to feel like his old self. page notoriety, has not been In touch with him at to Mills? Because he has been forbidden by his doctors the hospital, reported Jones. But said he once had to help Mills to his car "because Mills' wife from talking to newsmen, he asked a fellow Polly spends several To find th e answer, we ha ve spoken to his he was so intoxicated he could barely stand up." hours with him every day patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital, Rep. Walter and takes his pajamas closest associates, the doctors at the naval When he had a few drinks under his belt, Mills 49 home for washing. Hersh Manages Jones, fl-NC., to deliver the message to us. h pi l and to os ta sources on the seamy side of carried on flirtations not oniy with the Argentine Mills used to tell his colleagues that his father Washington. My associate Les Whitten, posing Firecracker but with other strippers, reportedly Mills had been Irrational always advised him: "You can't do a Jones reported that Mills day's work as a I... iw nLervu we nospual. "Doctors have If you stay out LCW York swinger, infiltrated the Includin all night at pares." g one known as the Peruvian Pistol. assured me that he was not responsible for some Mills heeded his Washington striptease set. We have now For 35 years on Capitol Hill, We were unable to locate any Peruvian Pistol, of his actions," said the North Carolina father's ccuns'l. The carefully pieced together the story of Mills' fall congressman from Kenbut Les Whitten spoke for three hours wiUl congressman. sett, Ark., shunned Washington's night life. He from power. It began In July 1973, when a another striptease dancer who had been fri The hullabaloo over alleged "illegal" Inendly This was confirmed by Speaker Carl Albert, stayed away from cocktail parties. lie e ven degenerative disc in his back began causing him with Mi 1k Whitten verified that Mills provided telligence operations by the CIA within tile United who Ix,rsuaded Ntil:_s to IXI hospitalized. Albert turnelli down invitations cxcniciatlng pain. Sur ge ry repaired the disc, but StR.teleptnme nwnbcr to her OH piece of paper. cu1oiss'urs told t ttLtt Mills caine to his office and babbled ptditicii piopagatida ' '() "'I)iti" 11f)"!"i "' s"' ' ,11,slie never regained Ills 'health. Visitors in hL,; "1 remember seeing Wilbur at a Washington But when .Mills was cal.led in the daytime, he an alm os t matchless opportunity to watch our capitol office Incoherently. "You're sick!" the Speaker in- reception only once," Speaker Albert told us. his back, in sometimes found him lying flat On wouldn't come to the phone. liberal media "manage" the news. To understand templed him. Mills halted his rambling chatter. Jones recalled flying on the same chartered pain. Our sources say Mills' wife accompanied him what is really going on, you must first lean the "I'm terribly sick," he agreed, in a sad, soft plane with Mills on a He took painkilling drugs and began to drink. festive occasion when to the striptease dive out of desperation, because voice, name of the game, and then the id ntity of some of drinks were served. "Wilbur asked for a Scotch The apparently, was explosive. Sources she didn't know what else to do. Sometimes the But the deposed House Ways and Means and water, and didn't finish the first drink," said close to Mi lls confided the principal players. to us that he had a "Binge intoxica! ed chairman is now recovering. "I am happy to Jones. with the performers problem." When he started drinking, they said, In front Since at least tile mid-1960s, leftist an, of ' liberal his wife. report that he is rapidly becoming Mills developed a reputation on Capitol Hill he would lose control. This was one reason, they forces in the United States have, for a variety " of Wilbur," Jones said. "He Is coming out from the for hard work and it was clear to those who know Mills that he political skill. He took the suggested, that he stayed away from cocktail was sick reasons, been conducting a savage public shadows into the sunshine." not himself. His debased behavior Internal Revenue Code home for bedside parties. Mills has discussed his fall from power, ac- reading. He ran the Ways uncharacteristic that they attack on the nation's defensive institutions. One he was Means Committee At Bethesda Naval Hospital, three medical a very sick man. The doctors are assault has been aimed at the Armed Forces cording to Jones, with no bitterness. He Is as his private fiefdom. He became now giving him probably the sources confirmed to us that alcohol "re "relieved" to a factor tests to determine whether relinquish his powerful chairthe back medication. illo (through TV smear-documentaries like "The most powerful member of Congress. in Mills' hospitalization, He was also suffering, contributed to his breakdown... Selling of the Pentagon," exaggerations of command responsibility for the My Lai massacre, etc.) .j.. cr. - - • Another has been directed at th e domestic police RAY CROMLEY . • DON OAKLEY establishment (through attacks on th e FBI and th e All National Guard), by caricaturing local cops as I .:;:;j;.: .~, "pigs," and by condemning prison facilities). ._..,_.. s J -_.;,.!`_-!-, --i I JJ: !,f., third front has recently been opened against ll, '. r.1 --el I .. I ..I i ' - _._ ..!~-~the CIA, which is America's secret intelligence _____ Z ______ 4' agency in the ongoing struggle against Communist aggression. At first it seem ed that it might be other mail: Scandals Upset J apanese Public WORLD IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Evening lofftww 300 N. FRENCH Area 40 Friday, Dec. 27, 1974-4A Dec. 27, 1974—SA * Large Basic Gunsmfthing, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., 8 wks., AEC No. 6. Seminole Junior College Community Servlces for reservations. Community Chorus, 7 p.m.9.30 p.m., Main Campus P-I, No fee, call SJC Music Dept. for identification, area. Reliobte string and button closure, Sure grip handle on large sizes, Double wall front R.Tir SPECIAL back, bottom. - Letter Siz• $2.72 $1.95 Legal g'Qgg reservations, JAN. 7 S Si:. $3.03 $2.'29' Other situ also available — Oaiano yle ,.4. . i Gardening In Contnjncrs, 7 p.m.•io p.m., 4 wk, AEC No. 67, call SIC Communits' SetN fc'r rePr'•ttj-ti' Yestercjay' "iO" 77 low thiS Anir 57 Fair to partly cloudy through Saturday. Highs In the mid 70* and *s tonight in the mid 60s Wind* rtheaSt to cast ID t 15 rn-p Ii becoming easterly tonight and aturday Extended Outlook, Sunday through Tuesday, Floritt, Peninsula Considerable cloudiness north portlon partly clOt4y South portion A chance al rain in the north Sunday, otherwise only a few scatter thoweIl during the period+ 1cm peratures Qencraily above satonal normals with lows mOstly SOt north and Sot south with 705 in the Keys niceot mostly 4 In the etrtme north Monday morning Highs ranging from the upp.c 6.1s and io'v 70s extreme north to low SOs interior south portion. Daytona B4ch 1km for Saturday high 6$ im+. 700 pm. low 1211 am. 125$ pm, Port Canaveral hjh 4 IS a 419 - COUpon PARK & SHOP ONE DAY SHOAL H; + + - I I FLA. GRADE 'A' WHOLE ,4 L * FRYERS c " - - -- - H,., i - * n LB. i - - * - WITH THIS 2 ,.-- + COUPON Limit-- 2-Per Customer—with $i.so Food Order GOOD ALL DAY SAT., DEC. 28th ONLY AT BOTH SANFORD LOCATIONS I' 1- 1A.M. DAILY 1 * '•• ' I ow ,I ,, k0 .6 $ 4a 'ar'—.,- -'4-#.- -., - 'A' z,Us.., n... 0 "Al e '..' a . ax - - - -:---..+ _ -, �- - ! 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I Friday, Dec. 27, 1974 I(Irfnhist . The ' 9 THESEvENTN.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH .k Church 1= rorest City. Florida G. Brian Tarr . Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School 9 30 a m Worship Service% - AI I 11(1/)fj%f 11:00 12:0 IIi - —_-____ I IIIIVl -•- THE SEVENTH DAY 000 0 i ADVENTIST CHURCH rday Services wed 7 00 P m, FIRST ASSEMBLY E DonCoi ev Pastor yen nQ WOrhp y PM 1W) 7 DOp m -I . Pastor Assist. Pastor 7 00p m -f - \ I Z- .,. ~,;.., ,I . I 'f$ -, _-, -~,,t :1 I . It X I - W , " -- 1J ) . • CHURCH OF GOD 103 W. I Ind St root ~ F I10v 'th, irn rigorship Srmon -- - I ~ ____ __ . . _~ - /)t%topaI ' - - __ - .- - -.. 1030-11 _.5 11 00. - 7:30pm .- . - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. R. Grady Snowden Interim Pastor ' 945am Srrce - - / - - . . I .. - Nvrwr oprit Minister Jamn C Vaughn Evensng Serve Prayer Meeting ( rflflQWOhp EveningWor p . 7:30pm Wed.PrayerSIc, •..+ 730pm. George Galloway Sunday School Morningseirvice . .. ....6:00p CHURCH lt9W.Ahrpn Blvd. 7 - - - ., )i-_ - . -4:30 p.m Bi ble S?udr 7 30 p m lndep njt.t Missionary _____ f new days, Washin$.nSt.CaMaACI, Morning Worship - Of us. " come even close to perfection In th* year just andi"I. So we IOak ahi toward U5 brandi, even while we ore saying, "Off wrti Prayer Mo.iday Tueiday Wednesday 16" 7MM4 Isaiah 911-6 51-4 _______________________ Thursday Friday Sotwday ~ 24-14 241" 111.6 - WILSON-EICHELBERGER UNITED STATE BANK WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. tj *i*m caplom C a r,, CELERYCITi' 'r'r I:& tr5* CI* arMia,y Be'SI ii Bo M -, F CNR)$Yia F 'it Cur iSi a Zn B.t Churcu Pa Rapt Rapt' ; c r Csur IW t3'h5' i? Pea, A, mw omsi ;-' C1 C1 C' Cas,e'terry — Chho4Cuqt, Pa'r- of 'W80V A io - I'l sr.s Christ. 5q • p, t, A Pc - st Cft.Jch. 1100 Jetty A,-e - O'a+4t.. VVV•1 - ____ ----I= ___ _____ -, _____ Dv P " , " 0 . III d tv - - • -ii . - • .4. - .1i. I 4 Co Pacsa*r1,anut.crv, RI 44* St )ame M C c, e,t4 2S LimAve AyC F 'oca' urmn t Cvir, A VL,in Church C,rxd SI'esrd United I-u"ran. ? A. fr's ' & St P41111-11 M011WAI 04#0`104. 011ii Rd, LIntipirprisp S'anerd ori.i church S OsRaty Slnlin .tc Methed ii CMi T. F t*t Fed Semoran W4 Altamonte Spr,M% O2I tv Pry't,t,, ed $U9 P4 -• • Allan A ME CJW.th AU FaIN Ct%aor$. C*ung AR,, I5 S 17Th Dr C.'p S Orlando Dr ratt Cl 'e Ha:ate Lonoasoo 14r. SliOnts. IIIS Patk YtOj'Sm park soot til" Mom" ChoPIOfsrillit Ili L*k* Montilla F - mt V N It . - P 4. ,Ir"-, Oil rn IUd d thcrc ru Born Church 04 thr I Lont,iiI ainI Jck.&o Ar• Itio j P&I Avg itnesa. ,ft W 4th II $I RH- Hula Mocv.n Chur p,, Aila,,wi. Ulp C(h Cl CfI iil4 . - . * - • . - - T.144 areon 1 1wo can be bled If you 'tic .- 'I IF i - - •• - : - ar.,-I - 1- 21 -- .., 51r. and Mrs. David R. McNeW, daughter Tracy. 9.and son Andy, 7, of psola .. Am rican e M 50th -... -- - - . - - - American Legion Post . 53 celebrated its 50th ' I I I I V #I -__I~.___ t_-__ ij.--Iii;- ~ = J 4 I members, three are still an open house at its Post were held until 1924, when a and Joseph C. Ifutchli 4r -- - - was § . r - ter — - -t-ne- open —=- . -. ____ '-- -., _____ ______ I I .-_-_~J,~, , ,- 1_,T1:--_--L— ._~11 iNom -M i ( ,') Q (Ofles C ii ~00AXIeRa... . [.6 901come_ ,)t.)(os' ,1 - — . :. - ---.- -- -_________________________________ - !;~~~ The I-egion and Auxiliary childreli Christmas party Commander. $L- ,- Jr permanent charter was At * . % granted by the National arut li,imnintiarily #-hartar.a ____ ; A 7 anni versary Dec 22. with This Post was formed -- os • -: ' ng, narnel) H. Robs iiting Robert W Deane Sanford. I ion La e Monroe, Sanford, s*here monthi) meetings Home on US 1792 In k ____ in 1919 at the little log hut at rqW. -_ - __ -,_- - - -. Al - ______ - _____________ . ____________ - j J - -.- ___________ Sanford _______ !a- ______ — ____ - .4 ___________ MRS DONALD 6ELL 3fl 1817 I Casselberry Win'er Springs am _________ —, _______ _______ — ELEGANCE FOR NEW . • • - ________ I - - - •- AllamonIC e prings - — _ ~!"?I _ YEAR'S MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 ______ - ~_ ________________ • ___________________ — With Central Florida's vinter evening temperatures In the comfortable L 6, low cut, ciceselcss and backless gowns are _____ that distilled water might help. distilled water or bottled It might help to wash out mmeral w3ter, keop it In the at L e vioturn ,Aill be wearing a 's Eve oite New V Parties. is luxurious Qlau nylou Jersey dress com Ines minerab that are involed in refrigerator and If you keep it elegance with romfo in a dramatic gonvwhere creation A kidney stone formation, ana very lorg, youhad better boll it featuring a hailer bodice and strip-back for glamorous adequate amounts of any water before us1ng it f's consumption bareness Ripley. commander; Gen. juseph C. - -- - --- - SHIRLEY MILLET 834 92)2 ForestClty - en ing ann sersary celebration were (from left) It Rob) Laing _____________________ ' -'' ' _ ELtff _ --- the art of shady prac. dangerous There are p- business. In Umt long Hsi contaminated with gemu, It I A —.'.•iV ..Z" #I _ scientific statements and even contaminated with germs and given information that can be can become harmful 11 not kept harmful to their health I don't underterileconditjonj Boiling know what the ' I ill I this bl n a cm-all, hang on to your supplies are under fairly good wallet. The quack cures sold or control and must meet U.S. 11 - I ... by grossly un• destcoy bacteria, it will become used in the treatment of ar• Public Health standards If for thrltls alone is a inultlmllHon any reason you fear it may be - ml Itw ""l P"'I"Os's' -C'Mith cil Ft Gea.l Ysci 217 V..- - - - Any time you see any who have water supplies that A a1 I I I Th. t cwe auve, as may , marg4na1. wa.r . Ave ChipIH*, 1193 kient *1 - ..- Miss Barbara Rupreclit 1 lef1) Miss Rebecen Stevens and Mrs. Mills Boyd (rightI of Sanford ILIVUJUflC or . Fa,cnO,,ho,, Chv ' rtfn IL I ' ,.q kisi, &In. Kenneth Richmond, all of -. ••.-, I . not medicine. He should have point of view are in no way OTHIN CNURCNII , - I .. -. There Is nothing wrong with he claims half of what you drinking III of the world ,I 1,,hi C '*'CurcP$th.NIID'I water describe, he Is not considered a ha'e literal ly survived because • II tA1 I h. repuuie nica, l,..a , hi t+het, hnlled w te' Cer-tal nlu . J in colleagues There are all kinds many parts of India drinking ,, ,, ioca1 war Oi uuCi0 aflu •L • IMIII,I, u uue een mean tbe man is trained in ;oWd be (liStrOU5 theincdi4lf1eld ecould he Most city water supplies are a doc's degree in chemistry, quite safe, and fm a health Pfest,,,an Church 9I3 Beat LaSs 1,11111ifilbeirry - - -- l can do that much ? Ti doctor distilled water. It makes good cbims that the mixtures in city coffee and tea in localites water supplies today are where the available water has imilar o rat . an undesirable 8Rt 0h1It READER - annoys whowever, since it contains no me when I si the public being chlorine or chernici to misinformed %ttlstian Churcu R and _r t •- .t,: • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierson (left) with Mrs. George Ross Dieltoru -ee ualng it or f cooldng as well., I aiso be accompIished b ta y p have read fn a book written by a water There Li some eidence * 0; o,i Church 1, ;f ... - - ----_- Ave -_ -. loss of hearing, diabetes, having heart attacks - by a obesity, emphysema, e tc. Ca n very small amount. 'M4?M41tCI,CtI W H. thL Nd D.Rac So,its,q,, M$hodist CPuro'. 7140 t*#INI F?fl M$tod,t Church 100 W 4Th S Geneva Methoast Church. Geneva fX .. Jib -_ ~_ - " '' • teries, kidney stones, gall called hard skater, help to Empioyes Mor"P'tPU _- M ___ , Ifl I - l stones, cataracts, glaucoma, decrease the likelihood of PRISIYTINIAN r Mit,, Unt ted Pr ibtus0n ChurQi Chth A & : rl P,tIi.n ttbYtIV4tI ChutØ ci D,ft.,1 £ Hg1d Contynant Pr terian CPAIWI itt$ £A - . IF =fT, * T - - j6 '- . - rl _____________ doctor that it is good for ar. that the mLatrals in some water thriUs, hardening of the ar- sources, specifically what is 1. F fV?iChurcho4 Chris? Sf / __ i GAILPM Milittodill Chii OvitW CbvfCh 04 Re ~7 — *4 !, ~ ______ the book you describe, but I can coffee For safety it should A Ct - ' — F UUI C F1151 Of Ga Cc n , ~', lipup I t r DEAR DR. LAMB -What is to induce adequate urine for. Opon of dlsUfled water malion wW do u welL The ) used for drin ki ng regularly just other b obesi ty. ffwa ter you would any water and instead of loes, which can one In CSUrC Cl ChriSt W Plot s4e thutch ci Chr'i., Ii Hi,q,, Cl -$, , Cch 30p m rs..IrIDA5TATE BANK : t ML Cr"ji C,erissn "an C&SWberry COMMUM11ir United Methodist Chiiiiii "*-r 11 91 a, Clitn r I' 7 ,. '• : Church i Li 0t ' Sprngr.sd I PO' 0'e Lukej Lveqan Church RI 174 Stava . t' Cl s' (C '.i- 1 4i*dnat1 - __ I W?P4f4fl Ch,,rc 04 the ii (eemec IC) * lS P$a( e M#*I a Lthran Church Goldn Da Dr & HWy I? 92 ci URCK or CHRIS? cli Mi,y Baist, 179, 5da, s uwp Bs.t) hurch 9* Ci.s SI Baptist Chwcb. Palm Satngs Rd • AItananTe $irq L'an C h ur ch Mrovl Church £ Church III W A4I fl'va lr; 54- Tempt. rwsl F. F V ç 700pm Prayer Meeting 7 3Op m W'dnfjdiy The Management and EMPloyes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION n Church 1441 5 5an4rd Ayi 4,,t an Beat Lake Rd at Jam CONORLGAYIONAL Casi Chrit an Church 7441 Pars , Svi Ni First, II Cii-Lri tiii o.ir-jo 11:00a+m. WINN-DIXIE STORES JflIO,d Cfin ChurCh 121W A cpori Blvd Noi'tln4 (N Sian CPwrcPi FIr.da Hj,e-, Dr Ma nina 11$ OVIr-I £tffiie Sarings F,rt b.pt st C$t Eveningwo,sJ,jp 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Chch Fr.ridu.s Baoessl C'w'th A1tan +• ---- . . and Employes Herb i4op BIPI CC F01jt C tr COmI ran,,,, ro,nl C ty 'ewMt Calvary M'flier'ary $achst 1149* 179' St .. P,# j- wvw-~ 9 OIliEr (,IgUr(Ilcs aff Mt I 10 a m Sanford, Fla. SENKARIKGLASS -r-.# STENSTROMREAI., PRINTING r.wm 1792) DI a __ .- Pastor Morning Worihlp .30Pm: / 3Opm -: Oviedo, Florida , (•, I ea & PWEO D. PLANTE, INC. of Sanford rptI _______ ~ ala P0*6* tip 00 p m PUBLIX MARKETS GREGORY LUMBER mp y ..v z- - & PAINT CO., INC. I M 943am ...... 11:00S.M. 7 30 p m £26hflI 530am dilu eea - _. -_ - - _t& • - ~V~ Howard H Hodges and Staff and Employes E' .- • - You ATLANTIC NATION ALBANK Mr. arid Mrs. Al Wilson I GULF SERVICE ; i: _... . ii _ ___________ - - be possible that distlUed John Y. Mercer and Staff e -- Old Routtit 46 at poola, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL ev. Russell A. MCNinch . _ Pastor OfSnt* Blvd.. Lake Mear" Sunday School ----------- 9:4a.m. WIIIie-d Eldridge ...... ---- Pastor Morning Worship ------- 11:00a.m. Sunday School .. ..... .. l0:OOa,m. Youth Service, ngWOIp . KIBBIN AGENCY Cins urance and Employes - - have the baby's little footprint on the Certificate of birth, and ' - CHURCH Corner Couiitry Club m. PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH V Fven,ng WorShip• E - C. Elsea and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. I i% 1 iiii 14-7 Eunice I. Wilson and Staff nEVI - - )Op m L. ____________ C, I . V . - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OF SEMINOLE _____________ Pastor Mens Prayer Breaklast 7nd&lth Thur*day -- flope you won1 £ am ou o mymuiu, but I have always had the feeling that they gave me the wrong baby when I left the hoithl ti- - p A ITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.,Lako Mary MinisItr . I Rev A. F. Stevens Wednesday: 1. 19:458 f-_ ~_ V III Doom CP'(WCPISCPIOOI UMYF 7 I Needtellyou_________ what an ordeal that was? . - . .•, ,.. • r__ .. l 3toyed i th my husband orthte0U th efl thedOC tor Wld I . Ifl he WU out of danger aol could go l home and get some rest, so I ____ went home. •. to the meanthne I had phoned my daughter and son to ten , , them awui, i I £auer. my ir g iO wC L .iapuw Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Butler of Lake Mary and found that I had gone home, she lled and raised the roof, saying I should have stoyed at the hItol with her father. Abby, I. i. . V -. . • .. .. • as t.....ought this up Several times 1 It 1. g •1 I love my husband deArly and prayed for his recovery night . ~ -. 2; :r- Z ' I $ t ff- - u I .' I it and day, but my daughter keeps trying to make me feel guilty I I r I I? . ~. -i t ,.1, =I 4E I . , P. : . ij a -~ ! DO you think I neglected my husband? -_ I ' ii r HURT • ..-i 4 : DEAR HURT: You took the doctoi advice, which I think i:-:ij ::J ! 1! was very wise Your daughter can't make you feel guilty without ii .1 YOU I .. I your bashavid, • V • •• tune your daughter out, and don't feel hurt , , , • a f DEAR ABBY. In reply to Mrs. M.H., you write, 'What }OU 1. : -; • T it •.f ' • ; are saying is that the secret of getting your cbfldren to listen b) is to listen to THEM." W la Abbu I II h • .uT kow many peop1e j* I I. lnki -t-re€ 1re a r1 -- ::.- J-_ NOT to listen. ne late Wilham Ernest flocking wrote, "The v _iL speaker has no right to compel a hearing; th ere could be no right iir ~~k . V ,-Z~_. . __ ~ mr;C -M4 . , X .._. ; 1 1# of free speech if there were not a corresponding right not to listen. It would hardly dotomake free speech free, and listening cosn. 1.4 ill rii . .MT. pulsory. though that might be a speaker's dreamp, OLD FAIThFUL IN MEMPHIS lim QW`I ''1 ' TH METHODIST CHURCH 3 Sunday - ___________ • 30a rn Morning Worship Youth Group The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Flo.sSible And Staff MinIsters Morning WOqShlp FIRST UNITED Sunday school 0 .___N W ___ _____________________________ -- _-. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OAVI83rd M Rev VIrg and Rev K.rv thWMIIIt Follow Wed Prayer & Praise JIM LASH CHRYSLE R- PLYMOUTH - PresillYierian . Pallor Leo F King with the A.B.Y.P.0............... 5:00p.m. Sun EVnInUSIeVICS .7;OOpm: Tt' Eve Sen,Ice 700pm 7 _________________ Xp.m. Fri. Eve. BibleStudy - 700pm. (ventngWorthip e dayIthinA one H 11 Ooa.m. +. (First Wedn esday yet there it a ood blank poges In the next chapter of our lives. Sunday Pastor Svriday School 7 00 p m a 3Opm 5 30p.m . 1:00P M. Evening Worship /// o -ow Ailve" Sti bi Sanford .... nn 11M nnE 1JMYF •. - DEAR WRONG: If It will make you feel befter, go ahead. But be warned: How will you feel and what wW yon do H the footprints do NOT match? DEAR ABBY My husband had a ry bad heart attock a month I'flfrrdJct(II I 30 & 11 a m 9 Ii Sunda S hoot old and on with the new," we are aba clinging to the good in the days gone by As we renew old frsendshaps we thank God for those friends for thu Faith he hcs gien us for life itself And in the midst of revelty, we start the year the be-st way of oil: We go to church ut OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST Eider Cleo i. Jenkins Moe fling Woh,p Mi' loill will do with them? On the eve of a Now Year, most of us cortainly have the desire to try haider, to be er aoP Th FULL GOSPEL CH UP CH OF Pastor entnq ServIce it Foi 0 any Healing Lecture and Message 519 ParkAvenve 10 00. m Rev. William Pickett . . ____ and Camg," we Is . _. =z: mu— Bit.5,dP&lOSo 1. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy My celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of the ri It sooms a strange S-ervkes Sunday 1 p.m. & i pm. Prj,ate Con*uttt,on by Appt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -• • _...' c c LgIL Lils9nk 14 4,434 Lo"weed Rev. Ruth H.Collin ..........Pastor Rev. Amy Johns ... Minister.Hoolor Wed Prayer.& Ili crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fla. Re'v FouiD.1riulif ,__ pallor Sunday School ............. 104-m. orning MYF2&4Sun 700pm Eve.Worshipil3Sun ...7:30p.m. Wednesday MornIng Prayer Group ____ SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 00a en • - Bible Classes Wed. - - th another footprint to compare to the one of her certificate? Thankyoufornotish OFTHEHAZARENE Tucker Drive, suniand Estates Lloyd Hampton . . ._ e:4S&m. Mqrning WorshIp L. I) Ooa m Al ..+6.00p.m. V __:-_ - hymns, Christmas carob and hand, enjoying a Otmaa other yulet'e songs ramluar or rae party at a iriend's home M tunes, Christmas Carob and With "Yankee Doodle thepre!udeto the Second part of i they raked their glasses sacred h s. Dandy" and "It's a Small This perfgrmance, second of the show. Especially did they enrapture Hohday spirit, they sang such the 1974.75 Senes of the SMC thrThe Program was dividej Into Wor)d."to"Glor jajnEzce bjs" ee parts: ue _1Y first entitled the audience with the rendi. as: and "Come All Ye Faiul," Assodatlon, directed by Julie Th w termed, "A Chri "A Rehearsal" s Again, ton I II ' aw the '-, "and here "Silent Night, Holy the women of the Bishop and accompanied on the Be Home For ChristmI arid 19 Florida Chorale thrilled the piano by pianist Bettye Smith women, attired In casual day. new burgundy silk formal Night," "Gloria In Excielsis, orm gay, by I hn 17 woment time slack , d "Ut There Be Peace on "The Twelve Days After gowns 0 audience of Seminole Mutual Wa' r mp e U e egant ,, light numbers such as desi n the women of the Eart Concert Association members of Central Florida ey closed their performwho make up "Winter Wonderland," "Hi Chorale han-nonized and guests, Friday night in the the Chorale. in beautiThe Wrd and final act, en. ance with wishing the audience lJle, Ili 1,0." and "It's A Small, ful tones of jo Civic Center, as they Pr8nO,alto,MetZO titled, "A Party," showed the 'it. Merry Christmas nd For ahnost two hours, these blended their voices in a pre- talented women harmonized in selections of bass, to ftill the audience Mes in their formals. each Happy New Year" in a-ing. with this part .-Inta with their rendition of Saci with a spalikling red glass in glasses raised high. Central The "baby" is now 15 years old and I can't get this notion out - -- , wide variety of vocal selec- on, including light pOpUI& "bnas _____ _ - FIRS1 PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONOW000 OnoraRd.,atW..dIa wn Ay. Mi Orange Striet Rev.D RouD,ns, Pallor Rev F RuthGrent --Pastor ChCh SChOOl 945a.m. SundaySchool 10:00am. Morning WOhip ........ 1l:OQa+m. MrInQ WorShip . ...... .11:00amMYF ----------5:30p.m. Sqsday Evening - .... --7:) 0pm. Wed. Bible StUd! ------ 7:3Op m+ CHRIST UNITED Ccwiquerors Melting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday - - .- - flAD 0 ACE U IT I a ' LAXEMARYCHURCH il • ,'si,IU(a,S, - .7.-30 p.m. EveningWOrshjp . sund&ySolool - ... .. 9:45a.m. ur chTra*nng . • ri 2525 PaImee Ave C . • PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST PALMETTOAVENUE II %a m S 15p.m7-)Op.m - • -- .)f . . Highway 46 Willast Paul Sonni . .Evangelist B-bleclass 10~008 rn Rev Jay T.Coimato . / wedneisday Blbl#Class __ 11 00 a m 6 ISp m II - . WTRRBro..dcas$ .........9:45a.m. BibteStudp 1000am Mcrnkig Worship .......I00is'i - - Nur&tryl WorshIp . OF CHRIST iSilPirtAywue Charles N Crump Evangelist -- - Friday, Dec. 27, 1974—lA Christmas performance, en. Utled, "An E%ening W The Ing to choose your wife for You, you're mistaken. That's a choice youll have to make YouthHour . ...........41:0tip.m. ,astor Church Sch"I / CHURCH e CETA PIN I PTIST Mornl'ig wovip 1 EDWARDS IIeld Coeipondent 10108 rI tirnBwnev 500pm Wed. Evening Service Wedriesclay Bible Class Eventng Se-vice 7 )op m Wedr.esday5,rv, 730pm O1dTruths#cI.Jpjw1 Eve jr- ,i i; ('I (veningWorth,p Pallor ch Training ' 7.00p.m uirt - - p.m - .-, ~ BYFA way and the next day I change my mind. Thank you. I FIRST CHURCH ZARENE liOlSCfltOrd Ay, ugIasO E!ltt Pasvor Sunday School 9 IS m 000t) SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2'rVQ Oslando Ave. ( 11-fl) (Luthef an Church in America I ~ rliI li 'IA -l ~ _ ~W~_ !, CHURCH OF CHRIST Patmings . AttamsnteSprt.ig James P. Needh*m .. - .Evangelisl Bible .............. io:OOi.m A.sa.embly Worship ------11:00am JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 143) WestFIrt tiar-r ning Wohp - . - __ ' 111:008~m. 0I Wed 9 ISa m fl.00a m + 1. I* -~ ~L * - Lalk eMonreeFta. 'Morning Worship ir !.- IJ1 Airport Blvd. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . - 5tdayNiqht Worship set vice . I I - 7:00 p rn 7:30P rn J Sunday School Worship Service Kindergarten and . . i 1' OF THE 103 W. 35th Place "Ttie Church of the Lutheran Hour" I 4, Wife P1eased on' eave I thbdec tal on up tome SundaySchool ...,. - 10: 00 a M. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER )p CHURCH - Chorale Presents Holiday to Concert By AHl(Afl, VAN BUHEN DEAlt ABBY I have a big d ecbIon make and need I y0 help. My wife died 14 months ago. She was 41, and I am 39. We never had anychildrenashewnev$trOngough 10 women came mW my life and both are pressing for marriage. One is a fine lady Who could give me at. easy life. By that I mean a place In society, a beautiful home and a ry vpr hnvø tn cure income i wnui I. IOh 8U m ... 11ey W111 this lady. She is a widow who says she is 51, and she looks it — and more. She can't give me a very exciting lovelife. however, as she Is quite dried up and not a beauty by any mearm The other woman has noti to offer except he;self. An exciting lovelife would be assured with II one. She is very good to look at, and Is only 28. Community Center LUI/u'r(,fl 4 L~~ '.4% 7 I I V 4p,~ . - ow, r .4 Sunday School . .' ..9:45 a.m k Op Sun. EvitWorthlP er .- - LrO 0 To Pick ' OENEVACURCH TtieRev.Carl T. cannon . - — Nursery provided Sunday SchI just Emil of Interstate . . .. Minister R. Butka Johnson Keith Hutcherson -1~~_-, , MorningWorship , . .111~006,m. - - ..-& , - _ -_ - - -1 _._ ~ ,U'J.- -_ -- - - ~------I -,J~_~~.Iii Evangelistic Serv. .. - Coop.m. _Z_ _~~Z:'M:- if Family Night Service - WTRR ' 1:30Pm Broldcast S.nl.adoSprInB$ Drive wd Fla. L -el-, ~' . 9 ISa m I, Pastor Rev. i T. Ptti 'Chch God Hour" ' - MORAVIAN CHURCH 0ii CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fairmont (Sao4O wy. , Pastor Sunday SchOol 4 - If ()r(lruzn Asked -_ Eptth1h1Qu1 A - I 1-1!~ Q K 4 _~ .1 I to, -4% .P-A.-C,-:;Ii, , - — , - —I'.. t !> r, ) - V __ 7om _____ - - .--:- i nday5chot 1 30P WnesdayServIce II OOa m MOrflgWOrhiP ii Ooa m Wed pfaver il.iietit _,_.7:3Opm: 910a.m 10:434.m. SuJay School ¼ - 9:45a.m. (:Iii:r'Ii Of (,ml - Confessnt Sat Aiwnlng worship _ VI ?IL _XT1. 't! •CH 140 Abby I IV IN ME d1It CHRIST SCIE pm I F , Vwi;liam Ennis Ft P.J. Kell Sal Vigil Mass - DEAR ABBY Iist smithern 7;3Opm Catholic I.S `1 11 III /01 . I. 01, (Jtod . FIRST C I 2 ~".! 5 - -- ________________________ Nursery L Kindergarten EasIS,condjtr,d , Prayer - --- - - , pm - - - - y-- -:.-• - -- Altamonte FIRS - . 11 11108.m EvenngWorthip - -: - :IIr:1:1It.:.iEJ It.1J : Evangelistic Services Corner 71h I Elm C. R. Neill Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday School ............9:IS&m, I1:OOi.m. QQQOO I Pastor Wt Avenue, mailland CHUNC + 1I 1 . Bro BiIIyGriIt.n .;'L0flOd. j % ---- - MMEN M,s,orS(,ndaySce11tThe 3,venthda,Adven$' Church, ELDER SPRINOS BAPTIST 7 Sabbath Schobl Worship Service . Wednesday Night Prayer Serviro Organh:edJ ii 1%I - .- Wednesday Evensng PraytrMeM,n phone - METHODIST CHURCH - WW;1FMN Radio Saturday ill IIIx IJI - UNITED SANLANDU IJADL'Iii tir VIRIII t)IID I"IJIIAIIAI!AII7"V 11111 I IiIiiVlIViIiiVi I I ji 7h'LIr .it - .. -,-- -. - ---- - A It - - MetIuuh3l + • _ -- - c-- - - :- 11 I ---'-,-.. - , charte r mi rnh r, Jn HutchWo Jr., charter member; cad Steve Slaint. adjutant. HILDA RICHMOND 174 3167 Dell _____________________ ________________________________ RV iiw _ �8k—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIdy, Dec. 27, 1974 Reconci116ate ion SPORTS Is Pastor's Of hi Corner Aim ry By REV. G. BUIR MeGARVEy Sanford Alliance Church '.,.. _ kx~t F - - - do Holy Eenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Year NEW —Adoor "Renewal and recon. quate basis for excluding peropened, a barrier breached. dilation" is the keynote set by sons from the faith. The intent was for antagonisms Pope Paul Vi. lie says removing the anato be overcome and the Sepa. In the extensive preparations themas dbOUt them would con. rated to come together in for the year, varied suggestions tribute to reconciliation with friendship, wi th each other and have come from many quarters other Christia ns one of the for steps by the church and oth. alms of the Holy Year. with their God, That was the underlying ers to heal conflicts and renew Protestants do not accept the theme and hope of a special 1975 ties, both spiritually and tai'. two dogmas, defined by CatholHoly Year, launched by Roman gthly. Icism in 1854 and 1950. Catholicism On ChrIStITULS Eve Pointing up links with Numerous Protestant and this week in Rome, with the Catholic scholars ha ve urged Judaism, the Vatican has isopening in St. Peter's Basilica special efforts toward over- sued a booklet on the origins of of a wailed-up door. coining cleavages be tween de- the "holy ycai" in the ancient "I am th e door," Jesus said, nominations and rebuilding of Jewish Year of Jubilee, prelaying the basis for the ceremo pared by Hsbbi Marc H. Tanunity. nial gesture. "If any one enters enbaum, of the American Jew. by me, he will be saved." To fur ther that cause, the ish Committee. Opening of the special church Rev. Avery Dulles, a noted JesIn the ancient Jewish obser. door, kept sealed since the last nit theologian of the Catholic vance, set forth In the Book of observance of a Holy Year Ju- University of America, sug- Leviticus, debts were forgiven, bilee a quarter-century ago, gests that the Church lift its land restored to Its original symbolizes full accessibility to condemnations of those who re- owners and slaves freed. humanity of Christ's pardon Ject certain of its doctrines Citthgthes acts of clemency, and grace. about the Virgin Mary. I'ON' Paul has appeak'd to go'. (it1iiai i putting yearto consider granting iuu Referring to Catholic dugin ts urnts long emphasis on that bestowal of Mary's immaculate con- amnesty to prisoners, partkuof forgiveness and restoration ception (birth without sin) and larly political prisoners "who of broken relationships, an ob. bodily assumption Into heaven, may have been caught up in }ective that also has Implica. he questioned whether these be. political and social upheavals tions for other Christians and liefs are so central that failure too immense for them to be held for Judaism. to assent to them was an ado- fully responsible." -i—i_ Whtie did Christmas go? crumpled up wrappings and _____ Suddenly, the last present has discarded ribbons. been opened and all the an. "Spirit of Christmas" disap. ticipation and expectation is pears when a dried out, now -i t _______ 1-;e over. The examination of gayly unadorned, Christmas tree is _ _____________________ N wrapped Christmas packages cast into the fire. Or is it when _ ____________________ ______ and the specula tion as to what the still green artifi cial tree is . they contain is no more. Now carefully disassembled and they are opened and their stored until next year? ______________________________ ----r contents have been met wi th It may even last until the last delight in some Instances, toy is broken or could it be that ____________________ disappointment in others. the Christmas spirit leaves ___________________ .,, Oh, yes, Christmas brings quietly when the last battery many disappointments, runs down? Perhaps this year more than Already the signs of DEBARY CHURCH St. Ann's Catholic Church Holy Name Society of 011'Y COIl' any other recent year, thei'e are Christmas are fading as stores tributdd $372 to the Central Florida Zoo In Sanford, as a result of a quite a few dLcappointment& take down decorations and special Bingo game. Chairman Charles Fouler (left looks on US Jobless fathers and mothers prepare for the new year, lawn HELPS ZOO Father James Edwards presents cheek to Zoo director Jack cannot pruchase the same sized nativity scenes are stored Hanna, who said almost $51,000 has been raised to ward the goal atnu nt of toys a ml other away ant t he ruuchv reihlr a flr% '' desired gifts that appeared returns to normal. under the Christmas tree in But though the Spirit of previous years. Christmas may fade, the Spirit Perhaps a young heart has of Christ remains. He brings been broken because a certain lasting happiness and joy which "some one" Instead of a certain remains when the season's Churches To In 75 "something" is missing from activities have ceased. Season's the Christmas scene. All of greetings often possess no Holy Cross these matters are revealed now longer fife than it takes tospeak Jehovah's Witness Lake Mary Baptist Rains Bring Hope To Millions that Christmas has passed. the words, but the Son's glory The Watchtower Bible and The Christmas spirit that is remains endlessly. If you have Episcopal Tract Society has revealed There will be a New Year's supposed to melt hard hearts had only "Christ Spirit" it plans for a Circuit Assembly of Eve Watch Night Service atthe IoIy Cross EPISCOPal and make the most spiteful of surely fades when the season Church Jehovah's Witnesses to be held First Baptist Church of Lake people loving and kind for a passes. But If you have been will hold Of Famine Victims In Africa a New Year's Eve Saturday and Sunday in Mary, Tuesday, to begin at 7 season, albeit a short season, is indwelL by the Spirit of Christ, service beginning Tuesday at 11 Orlando p.m., with a covered-dish Ile from severe malnutrition. He missing in some quarters the peace and joy that He p.m. with congregational ws ANGELES, Ca. It. N. Stafford, Bernard Vann supper, followed by a film at rains have come back to the voiced some apprehension over already. Where did the brings need never pass away, singing followed by Holy and Larry Grimm Sr., 8:30 p.m., "Riding The Pulpit." Sahel countries Christmas Spirit go? Have you known the Spirit of Communion at 11:30 p.m. of Africa, but the possible reaction In the U.S. presiding elders In the Sanford "Riding The Pulpit" was the future still rerlains very to rain in Sahel. Perhaps it gets thrown out Christmas, or the Spirit of Congregations, expect 250-300 photographed in West "I'm concerned that some with the trash with all the Christ? Palm much in doubt for some 10 persons will represent Sanford Beach, the home of Dr. Longwood Jess million people. According to the Americans may hear about ' at sessions set for Orlando Moody, whose life story president of an international these rains and think that the Fairgrounds Exposition Hall. provides the incidents around relief agency, it will take a drought Nazarene and their respon. They said 1,500 delegates are the film, minimum of two or three years sibility to these people is More The Longwood Church of the expected at the Orlando cont' . or for these countries to recover, over," he said. "The conditions vention. Nazarene will celebrate a here were caused by fire years 'And that's only ifthe normal of diminishing rains. The highlight of Uk. con. Calvary Assembly Watch Night Service, on It's going rainfall continues," stressed ve ntan program will And Fasting Urged Tuesday, beginning at8p,m., more than several pubilc discourse on the subJ Jake HessShou,known(or Dr. W.Stanley Mooneyhamof weeks to restore the land." until shortly after midnight. "WHAT THE NEAR FUTURE years to Gospel musicians and World Vision International. Meanwhile, relief Singing, discussion, scripture efforts must HOLDS." a three-time Grammy award "Meanwhile, millions of people continue. In fact, he WASHINGTON (AP) Ho- without regard to political or reading, fellowship and explained A baptism service will also be winner, will be singing Jan. 16, are hanging on th e edge f man Ca tholic bishops have strategic motives. is now it time de the to provi St&V8U0O and dea th " called for major Increases in The National Conference of refreshments will be enjoyed. featured. Last year 55,775 were 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Assembly, development funds which will . •, baptized In the United States as 191$ Miller Ave., Winter Park. Mooneyham United States aid to poor na- Catholic Bishops also urged has Just help people in the Sahel nations - -. ,a- Ascension Lutheran Jehovah's Witnesses. This returned home from a seven, become sell-sufficient again. fionsandf fasting tracie ces r He will be Joined by his week represents 10 per cent of a week t this 4$,5 tjor*s and chinges in the free yoffamiin "Wehavetoheip replace the tot us. m bership in cy daughter, Becky and son Chris Asia, Africa and La million Ca tholica. market system whenever tin livestock they lost by tht Rev. L. Uoyd Behnken, one in the songfest which will be America. No matter how far he "We also urge resistence to "stands In the way C Justice." president of the Florida. ousands," he said. Th, '• th free to the public. advertising and other forms of In other action, the bishops Georgia District, Lutheran They are travels, he said, one cannot need seeds and equipment ant. backed by the Doc Stone Band become Immune to the social prire which promote for the first time lock a national ChurCh-MLSSIOUT sight of of course, they still need Ic'd Redeemer Luth I will be eran as they present entertainment affluent and wasteful eating stand against the death penalty. guest speaker Sunday at the thin-armed Children with until a good crop can be hatLutheran Church of the With a message. w. -"habits," the bishops declared Their action C$1D5 bloated stomachs suffering vested. In theAscension Lutheran Church on Redeemer of Sanford will holds Thursday In a pastoral plan to midst of efforts in a number of Overbrook Drive, Casselberry Year's service at 7:30 p.m. ___--.---help meet the world food crisis. states to restore the death Pen- at the $ and 10:30 a.m. services. New Tuesday. alty. Fasting generally means eatr wrestling with the ing fty one full meal a day. tion for ftee days, the bishops "We u rge the whole Catholic ad urge opted, a one-sentence statecommunity priests, religious ment putting them on record In and laity to Join With US in opposition to capital punishThe Rev. Osborne B. Ut- was born in Orlando. They have observing at least two days a mea tlefog'd, M. Ed., D.D. is six children, the youngest being week as days of fist," the bimb. Catholicism traditionally has assigned Priest-In-charge of the 19. They reside In Altamonte held that the state has a right to Church of the New Covenant Springs, where Fr. Littleford ,The plan, drawn up by a execute criminals to protect (Episcopal), Winter Springs, has an office for his full-time committee beaded by Terence society. Numerous bishops said effective Dec. 29. practice of marriage and anal Cook.' of New York, they were not challenging that Fr. Uttleford was ordained in general counseling. He will be asked the United States to act principle but only its appli- St. Paul's Cathedral, London, assisted at Church of the New Immediately to boost alloca- cation In modern circum- Canada. He served two years in Covenant by the Rev. David Lions of food to hungry areas stances. the Northern Canadian mission Hartling, Deacon, who also field before becoming rector of servti at Church of the Good Christ Church, Albert Lea, Shepherd, Maltland Mlnn.He was appointed dean of New Year s Eve Event DECEII 31. the Cathedral of St. Mark, Minneapolis and saved Uwe five years. He served six years as rector of ChristChurch, A New Year's Eve show at more music at 11 p.m. and a Waukegan, Ill., an d seven years lyman High St'hool auditorium mesge by 1)r. J V Morsch, as dean of S:. Luke's Cathedral, from 8 p'L to midnight will superintendent of the Central Ori ndo,ORLANDO— Members of the benefit a new project for youth Florida District of the Church He was rector of St. Michael United Methodist Church's being launched in Geneva— of the Nazarene. and All Angels, Baltimore, Md. College of Bishops in the nineCamp Mohawk--a camp and for 14 Years. While there Fr. state Southeastern Jurisdiction Tickets may be obtained will bold their winter meeting home for home2eja chIldr n. with a purchase at any store in Lt ttieford studied in the here Jan. 64. The event will feature music the Altamonte Mall or may be graduate schools at Loyola and by the Calvary Choir of WinW purr chased at the door. Children jam Hopkins Plenary' sessions will be held 15% at the Hilton Inn South with Park, The Melody Three of under 12 are admitted fr. and psychology. He Auburndale, The Picketings of The home is the dream of has served on the Standing resident Fbrida Bishop Joel Orlando 'and Master of and Mrs. Harold Peck, who Committees and Diocesan D. McDavld, Lakeland, as host. He s.ild the bishops and their Cerezionjea and soloist, Bill have been interested In working Councils of several dioceses Long of Orlando. with underprivileged children and has been active in all areas wives also will attend a dinner Jan. 7 at Orlando's At 10:15 there will be a break for several years. In W71 they of diocean life. r'ti S..II1.4_ _4$ , 1 TI 1 1 ..4...4..4 Vlriit IIn1#m44 U,4k41.I (.J .4.4. ..,*.1 it 4..4 a - re. uiuctum3 wire, mary, hosted by ministerial and lay officials of — Florida Conference. The Jurisdictional college, a regiona l body, numbers 11 biops who administer 71/2% episcopal areas in the southeast, and s1 retired Seminole County Tournament Ton 1ight 0 - \ .. 4 - ______________________ - -1,I__. .... -- _______________ 7, v.. . W ..% . 'Pray .. I SEMINOLE'S GRAY - For the first time in the existence of the Seminole County The lions have already taken the measure of CT-ristmar Basketball Classic, all four entries this year are Lyman earlier In the season. At this point In the season, Oviedo has been Seminole County teams, led in scoring by Its 64 guard Clennie Patterson, who With Lake Brantley now participating with a varsity also leads in rebounding. schedule, the Patriots now become the fourth team in the county The favorite team In the two-day tourney has to be Seminole, to participate in the annual tourney. The Patriots make their first with its ex experienced players as well as the tallest and naturally appearance against host teani L)man in the second game, alter the best record at S-l. Seminole High Srhool opens at 7 p.m. against Oviedo High School But one aspect en the liability side of the ledger, coach Joe at Lyman High School, Although the Lyman Greyhounds are MIlls'club hasn't seen action Ifl1Qda,lCeits De. llsetback to the host team, Rick Colonial. Steinke's club is not one of the favorite teams In the tourney, the reason being, Lyman is currently Although Seminole has played three Metro Conference and has been struggling season. But in a rival county tournamen t , upsets are teams, It hasn't played against a Seminole County team and its possible and meeting with Oviedo in the opener is th e only scheduled be tween "his team will he there' it the u14' Utetwosehools. !t does Id Lake Brantieylater y plaboui .ymnanan in the season. The Lake Brantley Patriots under first coach Chris But. terworth, is making their first appearance in the annual tourRandy Brown, Fred Washington, and John Corso lead the nament and although they have been vlctcrious in but two games Seminoles in the offensive departments, although substitute after four consecutive setbacks, the Patriots do Mickey Pringle did lead the team in scoring with its loss to present a problem to their opponentsthey score a lot of points. Since Butterworth Initiated the run and shoot tactics, the Patriots have After the opening round tonight, the two losing teams play in hit the 70or above figure in both winning and losing the 7 p.m. consolation game Saturday, followed by the chamefforts, Ray Howling and Dan Gabriel lead the Patriots pionship game at 8:45 p.m. Trophies will be awarded to the team In scoring from their Inside positions, champion, team runner-up, the tourney Most Valuable Player as The Oviedo Lions, under first year coach Dale Phillips well as the five players picked as the All-Tourney team. have the stiffest test in the tourn&ment as they must get by tourney Mr. Bud Layer will toss the first ball for favorite, Seminole in the first round. Being th Oviedo-Seminole e third team in the game and Ms. Pat Telson will do We same the four (earn field, which has a losing season, the Lions in the Lyman-lake have Brantley game. managed two wins, their recent'otoa good DeLand team in Officials assigned for the overtj,ne has to lx' eneouragiig for Phillips. tournament are Powell, Pelliti er, Staneff and Whalen. LAKE 1n T1.F•:y's ,%Nr)1u:ws OVI EDo r' U - Aid To Po FrIday, Dec. 27, 1974-18 Tonight 7 p.m. - SEMINOLE Consolation Sat. 7 p.m. LAKE BRANTLEY - J Championship Sat. 8:45 Tonight 8:45 p.m. . 4 LYMAN -, sci, •-': '' OVIEDO'S GOLDEN Seminole County Christmas Basketball Classic At Lyman High School LYMAN'S FOYTEK Littleford Assigned Church - - SPORTS 1NCOPIE WiTH NEW THE KEOGH RETIREMENT PLAN. IN BRIEF Defending Champions YOU 1uIAVE UNIL ' Benefits Camp Mohawk Methodists Plan Bishops' College Cornell To Defend Now the K,, h Re' tirement P'an for the self-employed (realtors, builders, doctors, lawyers, brokers, sole SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Defending champion Cornell and last year's runner-up Colgate meet in opening round action tonight in the sixth annual Syracuse Invitational Hockey Tournament at the Onondaga County War Memorial Auditorium. The Hg Red defeated the Red Raiders 3-1 in last year's title game. St. Lawrence, 1-5. squares off against Vermont, 4-7, in the tournament's opening game tonight at 6:30 p.m. Cornell, 411, and Colgate, 3-4, tangle at 9p.m. The winners meet for the championship at 9p.m. Saturday. The opening-round losers meet in a consolation game at 6:30 p.m. f proprietors and so on) gives you tax deferrals on higher contributions and higher earnings. Effective this year you can put up to $7,500 a year - (or ' .. ......... .- of your earned income, whichever is less) into your Keogh account, Its still not too late to lower your 1974 taxable income by setting up a Keogh Retirement Plan at r ioriaa .reclerCii bavings. We have no management fees and your fund will grow in complete safety of $1,000 or more earn at our current maximum rate of annual interest,_______ compounded daily. For more information, just call 862-6777, And get a lot more for your retirement, --- -- Bishop L. Scott Allen, Knoxville, Tenn., is president of the espicopal college, and Hilrnp WillIam It. Cannon of Atlanta, Ga., is secretary. Other members Include t Bishop Robert M. Blackburn of Raleigh, N. C., a native Floridian who formerly served as a pastor in Jacksonville ami Orlanb, and Btthop James W. Henley aid Edward J. Pendergr'ss of Lakeland, both Aitamoat. $ ttn9s: ii9 Wtthhway 43. Daytona Rsac)u 1020 VoIi*ici retired. Avon u. 81. Peisrabuig. t)cw,t0 rth*uit 4th S!rvt Ncrth Skyway, 53 034th Strew Scu!h Northeast, Cen?:o t' r FQuIlh Streit at 36th Avenue Narth Bishop Henley presided over BouIevard$t.P.$.r$bug3.ab,4O0royAveflueN PInilIcsPai: 'l Pork 7jO1 Tampa, 202 Wet Recun Avoup TaIIaha.s.. Monroe cit ("or1 W.the Florida iai Th!ahcrr Mzi ,, ii AvQnu.' Holidayi U. ' 14 'md P. Lakeland: 1960 to 1972. Bishop Pen. i Rd Sun City C.nt.n Sun Cy C'.n !a:o Barthw Port Rkh.y: 1' = 5V. Fort 14.od.: V Fort My.r. CC- ;.' W/ dergrau, who administered the W. Mississippi area from 1964 to 1972, was prevlmzsiy a Florida pastot for 34 years. •'. ' ix '. aw Melody Melody Three of Mibiwntie to sing at New Year's Eve Camp Moha wk benefit r.. I - WE PUT THE PEOPLE FIRST. I Rangers In Mexico :' ARLINGTON, lox. (AP) — The Texas Rangers will play 30 spring exhibition games In 1915, none in their own American League park, the club says. Three of the games may be scheduled for Mexico City. General Manager Dan O'Brien is negotiating to play games with the Mexico City Reds and the Mexico City Tigers in early March. The hangers will wrap up their exhibition season with three games against the Houston Astros in the Astrodome April 4, 5, and 6 before the season opener against Mmnsota April tin Arlington Stadium. Funeral For Packer 44 ' t S%ThWE.S'1EI1, Mass. AP A Sat urday mornin g funeral mass was scheduled at St. Stephen Church for a 1922 Grecu flay Packers' back, Anthony J. "Knocko" Gardella, Gardella, 79, died Thursday on arrival at Worcester City Hospital. A former Holy Cross football player, Gai-della was also a retired ironworker. He leaves two sisters. Coach Dies NATCIUTOCH 14. (AP) — Harry "Rags" Turpin, who compiled a 99-90-12 record in 23 seasons as head football coach at Northwestern State University, died Thursday night after a lengthy Illness. In 199 his team posted an 11-0 mark and won the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship. Turpin, 71, was head coach at Northwestern from 1934 to 1950 and was a member of the Louisiana Sports hall of Fame Who Will Win The Bowl Games? Well, it's that time of year again when the local forecaster goes out on that shaky limb to pick the winners of the various major bowl games as well as the Super Bowl, Since yours truly came out on top in the 1974 Herald's Football Forecast, It's only fitting that we take a shot at the lin eup of stellar games. GATOR BOWL Don't believe it but the University of Texas Longhorns are actually playing a football game out. side of Texas, and what's more unbelievable, Darrell Royal's club is playing in a post season bowl game other than the Cotton Bowl, which has become a regular season game for the Longhorns in recent years. Their opponent, the War Eagles of Auburn, the defense minded team until the Florida Gators unleashed their asscrtment of backs on them In November. After that loss. Auburn went on to down Mississippi St., and Georgia, then finished with its ann ua l loss to Alabama. The trip marks the second appearance for the War Eagles in the state and hopefully for Auburn its return trip back home will be a little more happy than the First, We feel Auburn's defense will be able to stop Texa.c' non-throwing quarterback, as well as its bull like backs. Our pick AUBURN in a close one, ORANGE BOWJ. The last of the major bowl games on the tube pits Notre Dame against Alabama on New Year's night in Miami. Unfortlinatel). for OrangeBowl officials, this year's rematch of last year's so-called national championship in the Sugar Bowl doesn't quite generate last year's interest when both teams were undefested and ranked one and two. As usual Alabama didn't disappoint the selectors, but the Irish from South Bend did, as it lost two games during th e season, but its final loss to USC on national television took them off that ivory tower. We're positive that most of the pregame stories coming out of Miami will deal with the final game of Ara Parsehian and the hqman interest stuff will be hot and heavy of how Ara wants to bow out with a victory, but can he convince his charges. We don't think so, although the Crimson Tide is a recognized losing bowl team. Our pick — the good "ole boys" ALABAMA COttON BOWL Could be an interesting game with sentimental favorite Baylor, playing In its first Cotton Bowl, against that perennial Eastern power Penn, State, Sure glad the Nittany Lions have a good team every year so the y can represent the "Yankees" in a bowl game, PETE ROGERS It's a welcome change to see the Baylor Bears In a major bowl. At !east th e mi ll ions of TV viewers will now get the opportunity to see a different color uniform along with the old fa vorites this time Penn State, Nebraska, Ohio State, etc. Joe Paterno's team had a bad year they're saying In the Northeast. They lost two games, but considering theIr edule n d In c Pi .' b piub.ibiy the only team In the area which plays any semblance of big time football, two losses are bad. Baylor has to be considered the comeback team not only in the Southwest Conference, but probably in the nation, as it finished from a 2-9 record in 1973, to the conference championship this year. Since Penn State alternates in the three major bowls every year, it obviously possesses vast experience, therefore our pick is PENN STATE in spite of the enemy crowds, ROSE BOWL Maybe the two participants, Ohio State and USC, can begin scheduling each other during the year and bill it as the "mini" Rose Howl, since thi two teams face each other so often, with this year's meeting their third in four years. Could be the best game of the day as USC wants to settle last year 's 42-21 thrashing by the Buckeyes, as Woody Hayes' team reversed a setba ck to the Trojans in 1972. Both teams have lost once, but since Its opening shock er to Arkansas, USC has been simply super, capping a successful season by humiliating Notre Dame In the season finale. Ohio State barely got by Michigan to win the trip to Pasadena and I bet broadcaster Curt Gowdy Is elated also as he can now dwell for three hours on the comparison in running styles of Ohio State's Archie Griffin and USC'S An. thony Davis. Griffin was the recipient of this year's Heisman Trophy, and maybe Davis would like to prove the selectors wrong, it could be interesting. Our pick is USC, with its more potent offense. SUGAR BOWL The first of the major bowl games on the tube pits two non-league winners in Nebraska of the Big Eight and Florida of the SEC on New Year's Eve in New Orleans. As we all know, the Cornhuskers don't belong in this game a-, mighty Oklahoma deserves the honor, by downing Nebraska during the year. but the So pr r. still on probation. The Gators from Gainesville had the one big game against Auburn, and the Bowls came knocking, as It turned out, too soon. Florida proceeded to lose t'.co consecutive games to Vanderbilt and Kentucky after Its acceptance, but finished strong against Miami of Florida. But what the Sugar Bowl officials now have is a team with three losses and a stand-in for Oklahoma. Outside of loyal Gator and Cornhusker supporters, who really cares about this one. Our pick is NEBRASKA, SUPER Bowl. The OaL'and Raiders against the Minnesota Vikings, with Oakland finally winning the big one, but don't ask why. Whatever happened to Pembroke Burrows Ill' Fa vorites Upset In Cage Holiday Tourneys By ALEX SACHARE Beth were upset vltlnis in hands of Nebraska in the Big Western Kentucky 1(17-81 in the tournament action. Kentucky stayed close to Louis. Al' Sport., Writer first-round tournament action Eight tournament at Kansas other opening-round game of Clutch free throw shooting by rule in the first half on the The opening skirmishes in Thursday night, 15th-ranked City, the Holiday Classic it is hosting. Carlton Byrd and Wayne strength of its fast break, which college basketball's bio week. Purdue dropping a 69-66 deciThe only top ten team to play Elsewhere, No. 11 South Smalls preserved Florida produced 10 layups. But end of holiday festivals pro. sion to Florida State in the Thursday night was fourth. Carolina, No. 12 Providence, State's upset of 15th-ranked Louisville asserted itself in the vided no cause for celebration holiday Classic at Louisville ranked Louisville, which had No. 16 Memphis State, No. 19 Purdue In the opener of the second on the part of Purd ue and Okla. and 18th-rated Oklahoma suf- little trouble raising its record Orego.' and half, stretching a 49-43 No. 20 Ruters all doubleheader at Louisville, halftime edge to as much as 31) homna, a pair of top 20 teams. feting a 75-68 trimming at the to 6-0, runzilng away from posted victories in first-round In the second game, Western Points at one stage. P �I _~ I 29— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 27, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY MortWalker SCMBMRD el __ . zij, 4 WANT MY R ollins, Stetson Bowl Set In T ORLANDO - The Tangerine Bo counting down to the tlp.off that wl Basketball Tournament Is bench, they should keep the opposition on their toes. To date, Dog Selections be the biggest college CMU has knocked off Detroit and lost only one game, that to baskebalI extravaganza In Centralwill Florida this winter. Never Michigan Stale, 11TH Sanil Zarr (7). Cache before have four teams participated In the Holiday Tournament Perot (3). DarningoAipi (2), The University of Rlchm,,ncj, runners.up to Furman In the 13THwith a better combined record as thIs year's fowome. Rollins Southern Confel ence last year lost their big man, Aron Stewart to Phyllis (7).2 Mineola ms, Mufl,t (g), Alava Aguirre (2), $anti Mencha I C'011ege, Stetson University, Central Michigan University and the a spring graduation. To take his place, 3 WIIj Demarco (6). Spider coach Carl Slone University of Richmond have complied an King (5), S MontaguVlj)or outstanding record of has moved Bob McCurdy, a 6'7" Forward to the center position. 17.6 in their first werty-three games against no less than 11 7 College Cage powerhouse teams. punch for UR. The Iders who play a controfled faat break te SECOND1r 1. Fabvu il The ( tO), 7 Rumwacop, (S 21, 3. Ernie Tournament will be held at Rollins College's Enyart game have already met the lik es Field House in Wint er of Maryland, Furman, and Scores L ($1.4 Tiger Rut (12). L Knv Park tonight and tomorrow night. Friday's Davidson and will bring a well.6eason ed 001. ili D,G,'% Gingles (11. 7 matthups will feature &eonMU, 7:00 pm., and Rolljns.U, experienced squad to the By The Associated Press 1-Bowl Tourney. • Montague Yom (6), a. Batll;ng 8!45 p.m. Saturday'3comoladongameStartsat lH St. 102, San tflKo ' Buster (4) end the Cham p i onshi p final at 8:45 p.m. Stetson University has been progressing steadily in;o the TOURNAMENTS THIRD. $ •15. M — L Lustre ranks of the top twen t y teams in the nation en the heels of their tnternat),njl Christmas EectLSMin.t,.Ø ig 0 Central Michigan look., to be the strongest team In the two upset of Real Madrid IlL No Carolina oi California -Berkeley, a squeaker loss to New Mexico, and day affair having 6'8" lb. senior Forward Dan Foundfleld victories over Western Kentucky and Fairleigh Dickinson. The (1). 7 Lorna K ay (6), dominating both scoring and rebounding for the ChiPpewas. Ile Rutgers 19. seton Hill 31 core of the flatter team Is the trio of Billy Williams, a 6'74" was named to the MAC All-Star team last year and should be a F:ham s Manhattan Octin Slat. Holida y senior with a 14-plus average and Fred Ross, a 6'2" senior with a FOURTH S ia 0 - 1 U S A sure candidate for the 1974 1-Bowl MVP award Backing up 1973 per cent team leading field Cryjt( (6) 7 Cactus Joy (1) 3 Big PtOvtdrfl(I 76 Hoi Cress 73 Roundfjeld will be 6'3" senior Guard Mac McElroy goal percentage,as well as 6'9" S. Carolina 113, Assurr,mion it Purse COPPY Is 21, a. Pony Tress who qualified Qft Johnson, a rebounding stand out who contributes with his 16.5 the defense '12). SG M:s EIevete,n Louisville Holiday Classic woring average last year to be on the all Florida St minded flatters. Fred Ross will be parlaying for a second straight second team. CMU's game is a running one and with th -MAC Louisville eir deep T-Bow Basketball Tournament MVP award. S rlet Ribbont.$ tucky III i 1tTH - NO, OM, ALL RtGMT. jXtLTMEIT _ . I - - . r SIXTH. .. 2, - ____ - . .. -. - oo ALLEY ________ iElllillllil~f HOW - Z __ VR ___ Nou LTI i' ' . ill AY IT , : " Penn S1 - 73. Jacksonville ii Peinse"is Classic Lafayette 110S. Baylor 14 FUt 102. Geor ge W6%hiflgtQfl -. ,. , r Lakers Best, Cavaliers By RUB (;IWENE iC UNC Charlotte 7& Wyoming as Okla city 70. Ciriicinnsfixavier as 4 Shpren shn#i (s). s. clockit am (12). 6 Forlune seeker Is :). r Montague Print (I). S. L's Casino Arliona st a]. Boston Col. ?j Rainbow Classk U. Tulsa IS H"ail 64. San jost state &3 VdIana so s ~ Idol (tO). NINTH S 1 NodakAe() 6. 7 atn 3FryDeI3) VUU$fl, NBA Standings swiry (I). 7. MUChO ($1.3. Wfld114 t i. Xavier. Iii. ing Arbor . Rob. WPi1ty. I K' 0 6 3 Br 14).? ;ar Dro p Il King Forever (5 2) : i~l - Grand Valley St. 97, Elmhurst. Ill. Iiiiiiiaw Twtsfer 161, & Berkilty Clip Atlantic (12). 7. Foster (6). it. Ariotpw Spud (10). * 1. Vote Do# (6). 1. Buffalo Bosi°' Loch Cactus ''; (12La- WllcIift Andy (4), S. Nose PllaphIa (E.6. Covntr'y Chem (S 2), 7. Judge C.ntral Ragland (10). 8. Berkley Cam (5). Capital Division W L Pct. a a 21 11 .6% 19 13 594 2 14 2) .100 $t Division 25 9 T , Treu.(6). 6. moritagul CWjfy (&), 7 Rani H) l&7) I Early Wynn (5~ Wee Coft, ChIcagoMt5t " Dog Results c 1 In 12 119 .387 3 , V Gator B II Mi16 17 .45 IS17 .169 . YNURSDAY NIOHT'5 RSULTS Sanl' 111OURTH. "A. 0, 3Ijj Poor Am 2.10 $ Madison Satth 300 260 3 Buffalo of "Mton Boston a? 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Net proceeds will go to the new Cera1 Florida Zoo Estate, Dr. Thomass Largen, (No hownhsEznmyCrabb,mhird ref theomnsittee (lIei-sldPboto by Fannette F4wards) L . A8OUT jIS FOOD. rJ WINTHROP RO&T1sL. -I-- j fig! i:t:,.' --- PICKY - I "K . Clyde bilemie, Roger Seney, Ed ''2 I I --- - ~ 1, _e 0 l2 - ' --' \ 1. of - -77 ,-_' - .Ip*t&. VE RY - . HIM -/ _\ - h 1i in pregame Sp AXTENTiON q,t ______ - 40 A4? / ' ...j / • , - — - /i,. .. I I '4 IT COFF? I') J by HsimdohI & SfI —----.-- diasofthiswrek,are: Deltona Trabel Agency, Dr. Anthony B Borowski, Ryk, JJJtePFO BuckGladden, -S c . I ____________________ A 5IUN T11AT FOR M>/4 GCRJLL pors, Ne* Yo*k Islaindiffi ,if f1 't Fridays Gamn OuItao at Ne* Yory Rangers Those Patron RAW F1N41LY iqf;4rt3y bw TK , T. K. Ryan . .,A / _______________ -.------- ThE MEAL I PREPARED I/Il 2kiy tIs 2 Pittsburgh 7, tie ITOMP / fS_) . C1T1 ____________ I Lbe Echano1brdi () tca* n THuD izaL*ni tiI. Eth Via l$ CacPiAran. I by Garry Trudeau - -, — BUGS BUNNY East-'WestGame Pass Em asized t should I ________________ _____ - A Skstlng Spectu1ar 10:30 pin. (3, 24) US. National Qusmpions on Ice. - il& Whit do you do "Lift' TUMBLEWEED — - 1 I I - --- a '2 . I ThE BUHEq SENT ' I\1 ____ JIHJRSDAY — ~r I --- - ~0 r.n'd 'u to thrc. pde ft '' U Jj -- _. part ner 8Ien MC5T OF 4.4 PLA4t-RS IN TAM N FL GO T-4 R00614 Toe U!M1 is__,,A.,,_1 ____ 1 'I1 IN ____ Evel Knievel will stay on the a,television audier - URWF By R someone doubles you. . (040W A4IY 7 HIM HOME t WAS I II ti 111 Meister, played a strong game under the boards and hit 24 I po ints. in -' I notrump, but your partner I'ass ., I ' I SHOP, B I S IT' ,. " .UPrJ Cotton Bowt2p.m.(6, 11, 13)PennStatevs, Baylor. RoeBwl4:45p.m,(Z8, 20)OhioState vsU FANFORD,Ca1U, (A?) - What do vou do now A-Ilas' You don't like - - SUPPOSED e - FUNNY BUSINESS (.4VCL' ,ticTsM%'Aerth . • ____ Ir— Orange Bowl 7:45 p.m. (2, 8, 20) Notre Dame vs. Alabama. - TONIGHT SSELECTIOh$ 1: I You.soulth. hol(i __________________ /2-27 "ç, _________________ ' daZoo,Inkeepingwiththe that WONESBURY A 1 - ____________ (494) 3 I 77l tng but natural ods... nahiI b tnage 1. as vs. 16th point Carlo. Jun amonahJp 4 p (2, 3, ) MONDAY giving away Um Inches to Wo In VS ft. To %; us ft OR ___ .. NHL Standings Division 4 6y~L_ AH PRAY BEFORE I I _____ SJC Gets Funds Wash.n by L4rry Lewis — # 27 doesn't like clubs or spades them if he starts by leading a low heart and coma u with dummy's 10 East takes h / BURNS A LITTLE OF ACTIVITY DID Y'ALL SAY S 12 noon (40) ChampIonship 1 P.M. (6, Ii, 13) p p i P • want to participate in thenin tff Y shows rt the game which is Y 4iUIV tut enjoy ea ting New York I 10, virotnial is played to benefit Shriners' ho.. East-West Game. San o ni Memphis os serving will begin at I p.m. and Uo to do In all. pitab for crippled children, The' Dr. Indian a 177 Kentucky in Ross A motorcycle mileage run ticke ts will be available at the s 1think the thinig St Loij:% 119, Son Aritmio Ill Harvey Schefsky, famous stuniman will ride a ta r games is emphasize Doug and barbecue will be sponsored gate Denver w7. Utah jo2 Not to be outdone in their Proctor, Clark Dexter. Roland i ng because you don't have golf cart, though, Instead of a by The Group Mottecycle Club Frkk-ylg Games Tickets for the run and efforts to help the completion much tinx to practice and ft motorcycle. ida Zoo, of, r LaChapelle, Dr. Fred Weigand, Jan.4 beginning at 10 Indiana VS. Virginia of a.m. at barbecue are available from the new Central Flor Hampton W Brandenburg. M. S. Black, Sanford Plaza and ending at Bob Benton at the Chevron gives linemen easier blocking Son Arvanio of Now York some of the women golfers, Chick Sayles, Vivian pime, assignments," said West Coach Lake Golden Park. PrcKTeds Station at 17-92 St. Louis at Utah NINTH. ac C. n.V nan-*Iy: Kay Jess--e, Carolyn Tricia Stenstrom, Larry from the event win and Airport Ben Martin of Air Force. Doinver at Son Dino go to the 8oulevard, or from Dave Marg M Keep Your 9.00 6-40 I " A sishiirday's Games White and Emmy Crabb, are Richards, Jim Cocina. Ed Central Florida Zoo. RobbDcjglass Babe The West blockers win have 620 2.40 3 WHATCHAMACALL IT 0W* Yort. at memois Row Of Tf-t valley Wo All-American pa3sers t9 arranging a MINI Golf Tour- Releford, Nancy Guerin, Dr. C h prizes for ffi,st, .wond Warm With A protect,, the University of Cali. .Il also be nament for Tues., Jan. 7. 1975 at David Theis. C. Royal and th',rd plxe w, PtIffilliCtill (4 3) SID020 Gtriora I the Deltona Golf ancl COuntry Spaulding, U-76 Gas Statio. -I, donated to the Zoo in the win71* E Wrle Sanford-Orlando Kennel All-American Jim McMillan of 760 3 W jiso a -Iwee, The Freezette ners'name'. Tachometers will Club will donate all proceeds Club greens. The event will take Pat McF S Sandi ~alli 3 M 160 6 Boise late. ' be taped before motorcyclists from the night Of Dec. 31st, to ,%iegan their secret route to the the Seminole J* 1 The East team, Poached by OPenheingp1annedbytheub HEAT Plimp 11TH, 316, TA. 31.S7 unlOr Coflege Michigan't; Rn ,qr4%me"~ . Lake Golden rr 'Iia .ini Asus, °7 A." 310 300 4 Allanla She also has a number of Sanford Airport and riders will &swx1. CALL The event has been an annual isezPectedtotrymorerwuig Tak t Over 16 Is 5 37 101 105 plays In the college football all. Uke their goff broUwxs, NY fit they, My Cactus 13 13 9 3s 114 100 s -60 9 WALL PLUMBING £ NY to Ran 13 II $ Qumieto (16) V.00 as 125 109 or contribute In smaller of the run. For those who do not star game which will be held or for the college and PeflIP04 111.4 DiiSISWO I Patrons, as they call them and amounts. ha'e motorcycles or do not students. vancyr Big Purfetla 114 6 with A 6) 152 So X V I . _~.iiiW v ,#Si~ ~;k 40, wm ,% L.L.'sirsel lit i4 6 j4 iiii in 3orne 43 or mure interesUd 10-46 is 3- 1 2 St. Louts %k)V4.ep A _~ _ ~~ , _ jl . -_A4 .____X _ 940 520 1 1 -_I .rQ ;_Z ~k ~If 5 24 A is it )so 7!A . - _ - , - --w _~- kW - -i I - _~_20 t' ;weAr:T - - - - - ~ ~_ --~~ _L4 "cc a 6 S11"210 . Miss Jessee my3 that all net 6L.Angtin _41-% I I . At Deltona FOR 7 Ila--.s I & I'a-.s 26 ass It aLso Is easy enough to get - ____ APR ES I -SKI ACTiVITY 2 7112 Week In the NFL 12 now (35) AFC and NFC Se Bttkoki fig. p leftoria Standard Service, Don's Gulf Station, Councilman Mart.in Bacon, john's Drive-In ME . WEDNESDAY 73 tie with 55 semnids to play Temple (3-5) and Jacksonwhen Kevin Burke sliP*Ioose ville (4-4) meet In Ow conunderneath for a layrup and his solation game. ____ ________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO Sugar Bowl a Local Sports Roundu 19 16 I . SUNDAY MEMPHIS S7ATE'S GUNN the f j Wrestling 7p .m. (44) College Basketball l0p.m.I 16) Yale vs. USF. - and 14 I.N.T. _r ________ _~__ - - - North East South 14 [lass Pass third one and it Is up to him to try for nine tr icks lie has seven best place to . 1 get two more is in the 5 I If he can get m he will have ! three hearts, four diamonds ______ TUESDAY .oio 660 AID 3.20 1 7.20 ~*.go 5 D"ver West DIVIsilon Quirlitto (5111 11,42-00 pe"oda 17-5) S"'do exhib i. tion Ca e Fina l (both Uoo14)ff we are to avoid I points in the last minute. He JacksonvIlle 75.73, trouble on the boards." paced the Owls wi th 19. "We can't go Into a tradeHillarit known to his team. Penn State led Jacksonville bMeta of game type with maas"theentor"for his mostoftheway, btke a 40 West two spades but has to win P ones The bidding has twen any good when he plays it, but it might have. Now South ducks OWK! & ' Brigham Young. Wide World of Sprets 5p.m . (9, 10, 26, 40) GinasUcs '. I queen Of spades at trick one. it Is not going to do him any good - ' or other. if held back. It doesn't do him "M 15-Z . 11 111~ quick • mn more than usual in nosing Perfecto Is 3) 12110 FIFTH, 5-IL C. 31." East DIVISIl" K's Q,ueston . W L Pct. a I Montague midriff 360 280 2 New York , 73 19 697 - 1:30 p.m. (24) Junior Davis iil that would keep South frnm finding his ninth trick some way J 7 ~ East-West Shrine Game 3:30 p.m. (2, 8, 20) All-Star game at Stanford, Cal. Flesta Bowl 4 p.m. (6. 11, 13) Oklahoma State vs. nvi e JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (A?) pernne1 this year. We have to "Penn State worries us be. — PennStateCoachJohnBachplaywi ourheads; not with cause th well disciplined teams DromuttonMik, iojo LOD 300 Los £ngel Id It *24 $ might use the baH control style our emotions." Fast Uootey give to Ux most trouble," he prefers when his Nlttany Mn,olaSamoW The Penn State "oach was' Yat" said. 'And Meister Is the L Angeles 99. Cleveland Lions Qunela ta-fl 15470 meet 16th-ranked Detroit enco uraged by 6-foot-b Randy. blggesl and quickest Hz York bg man Memphis State for the Gator Melster's outstanding performwe've played." Robin 410 3. 3.X s Hou 114, Attant K.C.sCaI,y so so Goldin State 117, Por tland Bowl basketball tournament ance against Jacksonville's Memph is State trailei young LL.1 Beam champlonahip tonight. A-40 3 Dolphins. Meister scored 26 but scrappy Temple by eight Ouinitio (3 1) tot 00 That's what Memphis State po ints, mostly under the FrW&y,s comes basket, points in the first half and never ($3) Sul.10 Los Angl Chicago ml Coach Wayne Yates hopes and pulled in 15 rebounds. Duly Double (48) 81800 Buffalo a? Phoenix got full command, but managed THIRD, $-I&. U. 32.14 won't happen after his heavily'It's what we've always ex- to win Kansas City Omaha at Seaftle when Bill Cook, who had K'S Chiche 51 20 favored Tigers (8-1) eked out a pected of him," Bach said. 20 y's Games Crazy po in ts, sank two free throws t P York, 7145 victory over well4Is. 'He'll have to do a Leau good job at temo wi th eight seconds left. Tim 3 Qj ciplined Temple Thdy night against Mem phis State (4) $173Q LOS Angeles at Atlanta 's Mar. aaxton had pulled Temple to -4) ss"50 Meanwhile, Penn State (3-2) ion Hillard and John Gwm within a point Chicago at (Wroit by scoring six Phoenia championships. AFC I oW, 17 14 4a - Milwoukee Golden Penn Sta 14 20 .412 11 Nt* Orleans Mississippi State Ama te ur Tenth N I Bowl I p m (6, 11, 13) North Carolina vs in ~ -ML-jup- I run off four diamond tricks and It would have been impossIble for West to find three discards l'aM 1+ Pass I 'i T to _________ RAJ" Sports '70s I p.m.(3) Wrestling: Iowa vs. Lehigh. 1! 4 • , 41 JohnLou: Basketball l2: p.m. Pass - t1ju it, - by M Sonsom Golor Basketball Illghligbts 12:30 p.m. (2) •AP6 I1.1 THE BORN LOSER 0 73S — I liv - (511 North East South Pass Opening lead-J6 ... , SA TURDAY - Far Wtl Classic EIGHTH. S-16, A - 1. Turkish Troijwrs (I 2). 2 L issarda Boy (I,, 3 AU*f 15). 4. Wdcfiff r Dancer IS 2). 92 76ers 91 A 25-foot jumper by Bob Love with 12 .semilds showing oil the Bill Fitch: he knows why his With high-scoring guards clock gave Chicago its slim victeam lost ... and without looking Gail Goodrich and Lucius Allen 1( tory over the Philadelphia at the game films riddling the net with regularity, 76 "We played a poor game of the Lakers exploded to a " Billy Cunningham led the baske tball there for 12 rn1 haltime lead. The Cavalle, 76e with 19 points while Chet ute " Fitch said Thursday meantime, were being held In Walker scored fl for Chicago. night. "At the same time, they check by a tough Los Angeles _* 44 j Love finished with 20. (the Los Angeles Lakers) were defense and a frigid shooting r .. - ~ Playing their best 12 minutes of touch, sinking only 29.5 LUCIUS ALLEN Rockets 114, Hawks N per cent of their shot fron t the floor. The Houston Rockets despite within five points on Smith's liim I i The I CnnIh the apparent scored 1 Pmj retirement of 2polnt advantage at halftime, points in the first half, and Al foot jumper with 8'16 ing lIowcer the Ca%s could starting ce nter 7id Abdul. then beat Wck several Cleve- len, who had 14 by ZlZ used a 22 spurt In intermission, come no closer. land rallies to capture the Na. Ihed thegamewi our per th 28 pic run way from Pistons 81, KnIcks tional Basketball Association apiece. Atlanta. Bob Lanier led all scorers game center Jim Oiones pa ced the with 27 points and Dave Bing wri iu, u In other NBA games Thurs- Cavahers with 28 points. Was 101 tossed in 24 as Detroit edged day, the Detroit Pistons edged Rick Barry, the league's top Cleveland slashed its deficit New York. the New York Knicks 8M; to 10 points by the end scorer, pumped in 46 points to of the Moiroe led the Knicks lead the Golden State Warriors Chicago squeezed past Phila. third period, then pu1d to withEarl 24 points, over the Portland Trail Blazers, Nebraska 7S. Oklahoma " Kansas a. Oklahoma St. &S Blonde Phantom (6), 4. Tonis T (1). S B J. Roy (10), & B erkley Petite (6). 1 Bane (3). I Boo)um •ui. 11outoii cloi AP Sports Writer bered Atlanta 114-86 and Golden Leave it to Cleveland Coach State stopped Portland 112-101. S ElØt (41 SEVENTH. 5-16. C - 1. Min"la delphia I -'ir TV Spoils Worst I . was Played? South would have West ' 4l!I:.'.Oj, — What woul d have happened Il East had held back his queen of hearts the first time the suit Both vulnerable -- : F/It • 954 .. . ______ dummy's eight if West plays low. This leaves him in his own ha nd to lead a third heart • K 1087 41064 BILLY %4 llJ.IAMS I 4 -I., AD _____ -. j 4K *3 SOUTH 1-1 _______ ____ ' V I ____ SMART... I — OFF IUERL M,, ) 7-AR. - A GIRL AND AI, " OF ': - EAST 4K 5 by Dcv. Gmu. VC IOUR GIR ____________ WIT 4 J 13972 K 763 / and now we see why it was up to him to have led a low heart the first time. lie leads ni ne and plays 4 A J72 ____ I queen and can do nothing be tter than return a diamond. South cashes four diamonds v 4 AQJ plo : - _____________________________________________. C - - --100 P! NORTH) 4 4 J 108 . - ... by Dick Turn., BRIDGE AT JAMES JACOBY )) ) ., FlFTH.31,D 1 Chu Ryan - IN 0SWALD and C ). : - W WOW EIELIEFC .., , G r L CARNIVAL _ Santi (6). Mugueza . Wagon 'train (4). .i. Jot's Brave 021.5 Dan's Red (A). 6. Monay Tilh Red (6).$ Maie Friday, Dec. 27,1974-38 NO K10 tE6 _ - 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - I -- I - -- �___________________________________________ :-''-- - - 'I , 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Nevv Lavvs I n Effect an.1 ________ - I - __ _________ LegaI Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME INVITATION TO BID erey gv Nti( 1% hereby given we are noaued in business 6t Rt. 2, B** CIty of Casselberry of Seminole 1723 Oviedu, 32763. Seminole County, County, Florida, will receive sealed lOrida. under the tictitiu meof bIds to 5:00 pm,. SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS, and Jaflury 6. ins, in the Casselberry thaIwelntendtoregi%fer;fl hall 9 Lake Triplet Qriv -,th the Clerk of the Circuit C'urt.City Catselberry, Florida tot Bar Seminole County. Ftorid in cc teriotogical Testing Equipment. cordance with the rovi$$ont of the SpecifcatJon be a fled F*C1itlo, Name Statutes, To Wit, from the City Maageq, Casseibe Siction 86509 Florida Statutes City Hall. The City reserves me S Curtis W. Mann. Jr. right to accept or reject any Or all Paul N. Mason bids. PubIi iegalNoiIi Legal Notice - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NAMETATUTE OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR TO WHOM IT MAY COUCERN: FLORIDA CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, given that th CIVIL DIVISION NO, 74 213#..CA.04. FLORIDA Pur%uant to the £ PROEATE DIVISION Fectltlous Name Statute" Chapfer In rC: the Marriag, of CASE NO. PR.74.34)CP I650, Florida Statute, will registr' iDA 1. HARRISoN, Wife, and Estate of withtheClerkoftheClrcul,Cou(t.Ifl RAYMOND 1. HARIISON. HUGH M. HENRY and for Seminole Cougy, Fioqidi. Husband. Look, Read, Buy II WANT AD ----- . --.. 41-Houses for Sale INFORMATION . 9 Good Things to 11 Eat InStructions Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines lemons. Will ship PU. Hutchison3fl * Lcke ______________________ t / 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms All 44'I _____________ o wo.d NFORD. FLA. )S-'Wanted to Rent )? E - : -- , . -. -. t!aI't a COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES its SANDL [WOOD VILLAS 1i0W,AIRPORT BLVD. SAN FORD, 323.7870 _______________________ , 'Si, Best lot selection i. ORD now available in Sanford's finest __________________________ __ family park. 1 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 254$ Park Driye,3fl) reserve your tot. ______ I State Rd. 427, 2.3 I miles east of 17-92. I Ph. (305) 323.8160 t1 Orlando 834.2299 P CARRIAGE COVE TO ?4H0M IT MAY CONCERN seey given thbt trse unoersigned. Ftrtt,ovs pursv4nt to IPiC P4atn 5I tu Cha'4er Clerk of the City of take Mar Flor,,a, for all wi-sons deSiru,g tc examine ALL lP4TERtTED ARTIES NOTICE OF SALE NDTICE IS HEREIsY citvcu that, ptffsuant to a it JI*Igm,nt ,Foosr , enteredincaus.. Bedrooms, You nra reutru to sersa a copy of your answer or pleading on ( The Master's' Cove ON RESERVOIR L4KE / PI;nt:attort kttress t tJ P13k ' with the (it.;,. olCiri,u,tCouri ill and 1H15 tIOIICL SHALL th notice, the fictitious name, towit' GOOD GUYS DISCOUNT T,V. oesetem,at lust 13 days be-foc't the infind tg engage in buSineos Cf 937 Of LMIi Mjty. Fk.w,a itid at tt',I City Hall in the City of Lake Y,FIO'14Lon,nmeat Isist IS day's prior to the Ifore-Sad hearing DATED Oec-rnoeq 2-3. l?li W. Highway No. Brntley Squari,AttCnntfSpqs.Ploqidi, That th corporation interested t'r' i':. SI a', "k)w',' EP4TERPPISES, 5' Terr,' .1. Sutton Pretienl F 3 1dbe.rin*nd 5 Kay Sassman City Clerk Cty (ii Lak' Mary, INC Florida 5 Frank J Scbotka ,r' 9 Block 0. Yti. Springs. Plat tedlfl C Coun?t'. Florida, ,, , .,,'it' p rr County. Flora, December 13, 1971 Pubt1i' Dec 3. 20. 71, 1974. Jan. 3 191$ - , '0 Said Courtonor bt'foetpit 77th day OfJanuary,It7$.Ifyo.Jft050 ublic Sale. to the hiptiest and for cash, t m a1auflwitlb,entered,gai Door of Die Seminoi Counjy fcrtherettefsougtlfinthecornpgalnt Courthouse. in Sanford, Florida Cr1 and Amended Cgmplalnv 'ti, tests day cf Januitv, 1973, at WITNESS my rind and tel of CIc"k A.M. 1.34 Court at Sanford, Seminole _, ;;:r'.-RT SEAL) - ,iJlht.f' H, Beckwitn, Jr. ?MTofWOOxOtK ESO TrFrrnar City Attorney 371930 and Vile me OriqiriI answer or D-i.. r:,.,' LI"ITON S WATERHOUSE QUst Boi U1 County. Florida, this 23rd day of December, 1974 Atthur Pt Beek*tp CIerl Circuit Court ' by Jot toe5 Deputy Clerk Pibiith Dcc 77 t'7a Attarnonte .pr'itgj, Ft 377t Ub th Dec 77 1a DESite Oft 17' Jr - Post Office- Box P330. Santora, Florida 32771. and to file if ct(' .i. ......• aqaintt yrv. ------------ LI - II' SEv ( ' I j Plus Large Club House. Junior Olympic 90% FINAt!CING AVAILABLE Acerage4l4o Mo. on Sanford Ave., in Sanford, Sales office open Mon.'Frj: 9.6, Sat. & Sun, 1.4 - A flirAI+a'vu 'IIUVI r -- Option UI 4791 Buy S %paciou rooms, air, Peat, fenced said kit and pets okay United Real Estat, Assoc Inc TollFre 47$5Open,a m 9pm DoD ________________________ Home On Lake 3 t'r.ir,, 2 t,sth, With goOd neg hors 7 pct. rnortgac,e, or refina,1 VA or FHA tn.nm Close to everything yet "away from it all." See the homes built with pride & the finest - ', 1.2.3 BEDROOM SUITES OOM from 149 00 2 BEDROOA* £ prom 1 900 '.UITO44 • Florida State Rank - Suite fl PoJ Off le Box 1333 Sanford, Florida 37771 Cneyt 'or Springs Road Lorvjwcxxt Florida 327.0 1:"? tpe party 'nteq's Cd iri business enterprise it is follows The Huskey Company By EEv.retle Hv'skey - , . ' of materials I _____ - 3 BEDROOM from 228.00 - __ beautIful "LUXURY F " 'aDS " Additions W 25th Sf, Jan 3 3222O9Q P,'.si Lstate Liroker 327 1)01 26iOHiawatha Aye, at 1797 emodoIing 377749$ "WISE MEN SHALL SEEK HIM" Home'S from $16,000-13L950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 ui wooded Commercial Properties Homes, Lots surroundings. And Built With Pride By = Sanford REALTOR 24 Hour ServIce Call For Appointment 322.3)03 Acreage - wnire- Home Improv.m.nts Pet Care I COriptetu. accounting arid ta* ser Remodeling and Ppirt Room vice for small businesses Fully insured Good Williams AccountIng, 372 78,13 references Jim Trego, 321 0709 Having trouble storing Sumrn5'r I Take a cue from a Classified Ad arid items? Sell them fast and easy I sell your no longer needed pool w1h a Ctassihe.d Ad Cal, 37276.11 tab Phone 372 7611 or $31 9993. 0' 1)1 999) ____________________________ -- KIchen Plino SIrtICIs __________________________ PIANO sERvicis Allmaks. 'rid Players TLrfl.3 Ri-t''ur,IA7 9cC _____________________________ Odd lobs ci all type's, C*pentry, Pressure .Painting. Ciment Work, Light _________________________ Cleaning Hauling, 327264$ _________________________ Al' pp vancez 'i Pr.r -- Bathroom Cabinets. staliation available, Bud Cabeil. 377-8052 anytime. I 2527 PCI I' (ST INN B'd'ng IGrmrg Ph 77 1057 Counter tops. Sinks. In- __________________________ II n't nerds" Serve a useful s,rpose again when you sell Psem w?h a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us -I Full Line GE Appl.inet Sanford Electric Company . I tOday Don't delay! Just dial tsn FALL CLEANipc, Watt, & Spra kie-en Ete-ror walls, eaves. pat'o, v.aix'. & roofs Removes mlde'w. fungus mal dobOers. wa;cs & sp.er webs 3270)97 - 3722611 or $31 1993 To place your low cost Want Ad. )IWI)Ø ________________ -, Lotsand Acreage 43 FIvE ACRES miles north 01 DeLand. Beautiful, high, lightly land, [, cellent terms! Sackett Inveitmen, Co. Brokir, Winier Park 647 1111 S. lOor 70 acres, desirable location, paved r,d. trees Tern, Reilt,. Ptt.0 TOP. 6.3 0711 - 47 Real Estate Wanted -.- Beauty Ct'ira F : '. IL .'.t' ' ',' kl' I I :,:t Ut. 'i' "- 'lii. ' ' ___________________________ ________________________ • Odd jObs 04 all type's, Carpentry, .PalntIno_. Cement Work, Likit Hiuhig 372 7(45 Carpentry Csrperi fl:ouelar Call 377 IMS and ti'r Xmas jewelry, Xmas lights; Bunk Beds. $70; Home decorations, Open 99. TPsank.sgivirsg tø Xmas Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanforø Ave 3739370 Below' Wholesale, while they last' Amercan of Mart;ntvilt1, solid 0.1k bunk bedt, S)0O set; with matching desk, chair, night Stand, Subcontractor .'- A I ram:nq Subcontractor Bus 30$ $ 6160- Re's 172 1957 a-. C!00; Cleaning Pest Control Wall Papering '" F ",'r 'r i'i' '-", ' '' " ,' • I lii?: :iJr 373 595.4 . ,, " ', , I,', .,, i '., I!,', ,,r',j , '7 Park Drive I Trsanks to Classified Ad. users get last results at a low cost. Try one tod,iyi Phone 3277611 or 53) 9993 FueIOII, l60Gai.543 3779109 after S p m Vxcuum Cleaners, 5)5 30. New kant a picasant surprise? You can clean out ',our garage-quickly th a Want Act %C o t an - Miscelljarwious For Sale carp,nt, Remodeling, Addition's, AltrtiOnt. Designing & Custom Work Licensed Bonded. Dressmakng by experts Singer Free estimate 373603$ approved dealer 20 E Itt St 3?) 6tSI __ __ - Apaflmint sites wanted In Sanford 1 tO 6 acres. sewer and water at ___________________ Situ. d p open ion.nu Seri n formation to Cardfl4l Industry Inc. Po Box U, Sinford So CalIBart Real Estate . . vinyl root. Call Ocr Pope, 3771651 Dealer '" - ____________________________ REALTOR 7 ' VI Accounting 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5700 RROKFR lfl S3 Corbetf Real Estate 1971 Monte Carlo, power wnde*'s ,,,, ...•_ . AM.FM. blur power door locks, oi.I,sIllP fl....J.. T. f-.-..-. - 'I LA,II I !UU- UU ,erye YOU! _____________________ Ins (mIni Plrj! 71 in -id.tO!1,g ror tnt',' . SImaiet, call Carl Harr at SCAR5 ri Sanford 1771 Homes _ SINGLE STORY u.#isi SWEETWATER MARINA SWEETWATEM SQUARE SWEET WATER OFFICE PA under which it expcts to Pubiith: Dec 6. 13. 70, 77, 1974 - GREG0"y MOBILE HOMES Nightt37) I'6lor 373 9007 PAYTON REALTY j I ' A. A. McClanahan ______ ______---- 1966 Patsun Fairlad,, Make Reasonabieo 323103$ B USI NESS SIRVICIS . home park extras 577.500 PH 377 3791 _____________________________ - _____________________ cANFOPD Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., -. DOMIPtIUMS opt,, - We now have models reaCt' l immediate Occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanford's newest mobile bedrooms, 1' baths, central air, carpeted, fenced, trees Many - Houses Rnl Unt urn ished NO CLOSING COSTS CONVENTIONAL FP4ANClNG FROM I PER CENT a ________ - HOMES' OF DI3TINCTION Arthur If Beckwith, Jr. Cttrk, Circuit Coi,tt County, Florij y Elaine RiChards Deputy Clerk WEP4P4ETHW MdNyi3Sp$ ESQ of - il - 322 OoIP _____________________________ Sanford - Your choice of terms, 3 MEILONVILLE AFTER APARTMENT 7300 - 1773991 Mobile less than 13,000 ml, $3700 or take over payments 3271771 .. P1wy.4.Lwest,5anf 323 3430 Air CondItioning _______________________ After Hourt Happy Holidays DEVELOP SWEETWATER RACQUET CLUB SW £ E I WA I E R C 0 hI I BEDROOM FURNISHED Coijrç, Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid ,1" 1?2 9714 1 or 2 bdrm. trailer; also apt. Well located, elect-ic pd., rio dipiit, Mature adults 373 39$ Pool, Large Picntc Area. Basketball and Tennis ,,,( I -__________________________ PRICED FROMS35,000 3277118 'EALTOR 114W. 1st ACOMMUNITYOFFINEHOMES . ?S?IParkOr WELAKA APARTMENTS 4 4 w 443-IllS 1971 tnevetl Malibu Classic. exc COrd, fully bided, $ track tape. DelI's Auction Service _____________________________ 42 l7l7M.aitland -" tCr1nit privileges Immediate occupan:y Owner f'ssoc , 32.1 Cr 373 7179 Jim Hunt Realty loaded, . . Pretty landscaping with own Pump an selI Syttt'in f' drid -- ---.------ owner Happy New Year 76045 11w'y, 1792 REALTOR 323 3771 3 bdrms. Sanford's best section Terms by owner, 5.35,000 Low down payment 377 4193, AVALON APAPTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd-St. eneva CFTWATEP Pt ANT/ifl ITWATER PRX MEPIIT Harold Hall Realty --- With Each NEW LEASE SWEETWAIER OA SWEETWATER SEASON'S GREETINGS - flew ToAllOurCustomers&prs Rent Blue Lustre Elettric Carp'? Stsamoon.e far ,.,,i, ti '' .,.,.. "V CARROLL'S FURNITURE ----.. Lake Golden. Retired couple SWEETWATER REALTY SWEET WATER .0 TPlIsn04iceshaIlb.p.Jbhs.J OIXC TED thl; 17th day 01 Decem. PoOf of the t'c'z. the I it iEETWATER CLUB as ' nameS r -- 1971 Datsun 1700 Coupe with air, like Sale - Heater ClKflhig (lean at-ict ',rr',i.,' Ductherai Quaker. Perfectior',, and Se'gIer Pieatrrs. 1% years expers4n, I SItS -----.-----Asrnaticlassefif.jA.ng$ returns Try one a sea. Call 327 761) or 131 9993 Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad Columns often fr quality barVa Stamp out idle-ness I'ut a want Ad Di work Call 3227611 or ,j .-, .ii),,.j • ',', i'l,1fl,,'' LicenWd Residential, Corn rrecciat 1rre Fs'",s,", " - Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SY5Tf',' All 'ypes and Werepairan,jserv,c,' SIlISIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd 5? 322 6137 s,00 _________ IOIIN .RIOtR ASSOC AT NOLI'S STORES W. Garneft White Ytsere'sOqs,NearYou _____________________- itrnsr. 107W (OmmerijI Sanford. 377 7111 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY--SELL-_TRADE 31131Sf F inst St 377 Mi? ____ Buys - Any - Car AuctIon Equipment for Rent '"'-' preferred, 3770371 FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION attorneys for Plaintiffs, whose Sgtts)fl 52403777353 - New houses In a rural aree, No down payment, monthly payments en COUNTRY LIVING than rent, Government sunsidired 3 berooqn, 2 bath, home, like new Dup'ez Sanford area. 2 Bedrooms, to qualified buyers Call to see if Huge kitchen with dishwasher, w stove, refrigerator, Ar, $135 plus you quaiifyhl w carpet, nice big yard. 537.500 $50 deposIt. 834 9054. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD ________________________________ 2 bdrm. home, paneled Family rm, 2nd floor 7 bedroom, kitchen yards with large trees. $11,000. equipped; air I heat. Call owner. Lovely 3 bedroom, 1'-, bath home PARK RIDGE Deltona, (303) 574.1047 with central heat, air, & carpeting. Lovely I bdrrn., 7 bath house, big Pv. $5900 down payment, assume rm,, separate din. rm., convenient I or 7bdrm. townhou apt., central mortgage of $16,507. Payments kitchen. Low down, assumable heatlair,rscIos,dpatlo,closein, 1,44 monthly. convenient to everything From mPg., $204 mo. Only $26,550 M.UNSWORTH REALTY mo 5421436 . I Stemper Realty 3W. 1st S - t. LEASE- Deluxe unfurnispied I 371.40al. 11MI, r.""' bedroom apt., $130 Ground floor MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOP of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat, MAKE YOUR OFFER-. 327 1991 air, quiet exclusive Sanford 1919 5 Frencn MUST SELL 377 7)71,322 1496,327734 residential area Mature adults bedroom, 2 bath. Only fl't irs. old 377 1959, 377 116.4 only. No pets. 377179$ Central heat, air, fenced, double garage, carpeted Pric under MUST SELL - NEw) 80 2 j '' I market at $31,900, LARRY 31 Apartments Rent HOME, all extras, good location, SAXON, REALTOR, 322.9410. Make offer. Furnished _________________________ MT. PLYMOUTH, 3 bedrooms, Iroom fjrnistsea d'pIei, 24th St 1st 110'xISO' lot, kitchen equipped. A No qualifying! Only 14.000 clOwn and & last mo plus $30 deposit I ch,ld. cozy home in a Quiet area. 573,3ØQ assume mortgage, Nearly new No pets 373 3601 bedroom home with paneled FORREST GREENE, INC., REALTORS, family room, Iivirv) room, dining or .43 7333, 2 Bedroomft.rnithedgarag,pt .on WE TAKE TRADES room, utility room.7 car garage - N f 64 - City * (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Yn,ourauctlonwillbeaeldponight and we have lgts of items for your Christmas battered budgets. Need a Serviceman fast? Check the Businei Service Ad5 ay, ------ Mustang $50 Down FRIDAY. 7:30 P.M. Very clean 8314737 or ___________ ____________ 1967 Mustang Fastbac ________ _________________________ - * ' - 15' CrestIin, 7$ HP Johnson, Hotsclaw trailer, many extras 7% Interest - ____ OPEN DAILY ____________________________ ________________________ Come out today 1973 Monte Carlo wii: Ii., 'race sell Mutt tell 327 5017 3279719 - ____ ________ - 35HPEvinrude,eIectrics JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS AutoslorSale STAN'S AUCTION HUFFMAN REALTY * "Get 'EM While * * They're Hot!-* 80 Auction - _lI ____ No Sale This Week, Next Autiøts, Saturday, Jan. 4. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL 2977 Hwy 17-S7 322 5961 450 3775776 "-" 72 ROBSON MARIPIE DiyS-'-372 6123 __________________________ - Service, used machineS MOONEVAPPLIANCES 37304q $316737 Brokir 1970 Honda -. Coint SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W I%tSt,33 . - 1977 Hda, SI 100 6)10 GOLD .._ ____________________________ " swimming pool. 1270 S. orlando Dr 3237970 Dial 322.8721 P Real Estate - WE BUY AND SELL Good Condition MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ST. ' I' 1't3r Sale Motoryt Inrance Stamps.Coins )fl -- _____ Motorcycles Wanted to Buy 69 rEP4MORE WASHER, parts 372 713 _______ 78 ,._ Appliances - "' SH,QUlRE Houses for CAR BLAIR AGENCY Boats & Marine Equipment AIPeII, JennyClark,A 372 1591; 377 US) Day, Eve ________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ________ Re0 or 7 bedroom duplex apartments, MOBILE HOME PARK - _. ____________ Furnished or unfurnithed . - renting yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE. 3224470. _____________________ 41 . -._ T ehanoe REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sanford Ave. GORMLY'S East I,S3nford il33 KULPDECORATORS - Auto Repairs Parts.ACcessorjes - t'h.coWre 1enc PottsBUY DIRECT FROM , - 76 .'- 1.ut.93 SANFORD AUCTION 1700FRENCHAVE 3277)10 109W itt St nil W Itt St )?3 lIlt " ' 68 1)00 E. 75th St. - Feed BOX CAP PRICES JIM DANDY FEED Pts Fruit Jars-Ott fl,'bdVj, Hc Wire. S PIECE BEDROOM SET TAFFER REALTY CAMP SITES for rent. Have your' tecond home away from home by Trailers ____________________________ Christmas gift accessories for your CASH 322.4132 Early American Cherry Finih Ior us furniture, Extends to8' with leaf and closes ect Buy I or 1001 items Larry's to 7$", s799 P1011'S, Catsetberry, Mart. 7)5 Santor, Ave ---"'-.' ""'-'-"---------'-'-----Hwy 17-92, 130 4206. - Camper.Travel ---' 67-A Drop Leaf Table And 4 Chairs Resort Property For Rent Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, air, - REAL ESTATE, INC. 372 7111 75 SANFORD RECVEE E'"CE - EVn 569 1)16 _________________________ JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR 177 4157 al Beautifulparake,t5forxrn All Colors SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St. Sanford 3779411 - - fcr reas ciastifed After$ Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and) needle position Like new conditio sold new for $11, balance of $45 cash or Spamenpsci 5)0. New warrpty Happy New Year CAMP SEMIPIOLE,3724470 vru hivC an e, yrui eve tht. DELL'S AUCTIOPI SERVICE H*y 16 West, Sanford 373 5670 _________________________ (I machIne, Full automatic Pay balance of 171 or 10 pay nienti of U LongwObedrO. rer.trIjr and heat, fenced $15,500, $3,000 $1 month, MI 1591 - con sigrimnents or tales off the floor We ilSo buy rittati, etc Lab &Shepherdpuppi' CalI)73.445,5 * Singer * 52 ?MobifeHomesp.ces For Rent No Pets 3.6 FROM ONLY I. -, - - For Rent - Open daily 10 5 for GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW $1500 down and assume sii monthly. 322 2217. _______________________ 3S Mobile Home Lots DUPLEX- furnished or unfurnished, ideal location, reasonable rates Very nice 343. 3731 anytime, -. ' . '* Likenew7fledroorn%familyroom SEMINOLE..JflM7Q 333 FACED WITH A DRINI(fltcj PROBLEM writtCn defenses, if any, to it on van Claimants by, through, under ø' Lot 151 of MIDWAY, P C, Mar. den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at 11.2.3 Bedroom Apti. against removed. MOSELEY.his well's SubdlvislOnOf theSE ,0ISE Post Office Box 793, Orlando, AND POWERS AND THE INTENT tangeny, said point lying on tne SR. andGERALD VIOLA P.N.MOSELEY, i PSwimming Pool OF REGULATIONS, PROVIDING Soufllr,Qpstof ,'' Section 37, Township l9Soijth, Florida 37102, and file the original Another law establishes FOR line 1W PUBLIC )Tennls Courts Lake wife. or eitPir (4 twin; and all Range ii Esct, according to plat with the Clerk of the abo'vastvl.d ctanrfnrvl. hn.11h r,.,..... DDntjir,i,,,,rps,. - •few •444 141 U14&4 W. r'J r HEARINGS; t U u L I I.. BrantIy Road lhnc 5ith so t*n oartie havinn '. '-i...... 'v 'u rIv thereni recorded in Ptat Book 1, court on or before January EaSt $oI.1 30.197& ant' right. title.oq interest ir IFIshing & Boating It lU 1low a person buying a HEAR I N CS: PRO V 1 DI N C the page II of the Public Records ot otherwise a judgment may be en 5uttt right of way tine of West Lake plopetly deScribed in FOR REGISTRATION OF UTILITY ' I IDisposals she Cornseminote County, Florida. policy to know what he is gettired against you for the relief tit Road,' thence South 02 øeg plaint. Residence unknown, OMPANtES, CERTIFICATES OF You and each of you are hereby IDishwashers 00' West, demanded In the complaint or 17P9 'feettoapointon OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ung, removing doubts about PUBLIC CONVENIENCE yflotfedttict SYLVESTER petitiQn, d of theSE that a Complaint has bee--n filed IIDrapes NECE5ITY, AND AN AP,INUAI. tt4SouthhiottheNWi what such terrna as ' "major RANDALL, SR ana ROSS1E i. WlTNE5Smyhandandth0f of said Section 5, thence West agaInst you by the Plaintiff Its GROSS RECEIPIS TAX; the RANDALL, Pstswife.havellledthei, said Court on December 17th, 19,1, medical" mean, Weixiter Slid, PROVIDING FOR CHARGES AND 71150 feet along siid South line to obovettyledcourtandcausefor,he Complaint In the Circuit Court, (Seal) te pg of beginning, containing purposeof foreclosing tht mortgage 1x2 Si tINFORD 323.7900 RAT(5; PROVIDING FOR Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and 21.722 acres. Futlhr described as on the following dc'.cribed Properly, Included In the new laws Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. means STRUCTION, SERVICE AND 1 column by 2 in. For SemInole County, Floridi, West Like Brentfiy oaci Clerk of the Circuit situate and being in Seminole those to: OIRLANDO 365-3535 OPERATION OF SEWER AND on against you and each of you as By . Joy Stokes Thuspvtllchearingwif,beheIdlfl County, ches. Too small for an Florida: '' '' -Requlretttrwt'sthmo. WATER UTfLlTls; PROVIDING 1k. .... . . iepuIys,lcrk nx,um'r Park, PIainfl. MANDATORY CON ad to be noticed or ef. o the above described Publist.: Dec. 20,7'. 1974, Jan. 3, 10. biIehctneparksbeglsrenJaes NECTIONS Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, 2n' reptat, according tg the Pl.f OFF AIRPORT TO WATER AND and that the leases spell out u T t L I T I E s s 'v s T E 'AS: ° January 21, 1915, at 7.00 P M or thuiot, as recorded in Piat Book 13. real property located in Seminole 1975 BLVD. fective? You're read;ng County, Florida, the at'ewevuated OP icr as pussible. Page fl of thp PUbliC Records reasonable niles which i;t PROVIDING FOR ORDERS AND fitle ot which his onel Board of Cunty is entitled Seminole County. FIori', OfICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DECISiONS, PPOViDlpt3 FOR SYLVESTER RANDALL, SR. and as a basis for evicti Ccmmisioner's Toqptbi, with the following itt'ms £ N F 0 C E 'A E NAME STATUTE A wife. 7mir,oJ, County, FIot'idi . property which are located in and ROSSIE 1. RANDALL, et a. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PENALTIES. PROVIDING FGR By' John A kimbrougp,, permanently installed as a part ot ANTHONY BENJAMIN, Notice is hereby given that the LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION, OefCndants, ard you, and Chairman the imDrov,m,ntj each of _____________________________ ta i' ._ ,., ''fl ' _______________________________________________ PV - * _____________________________ plus $25 security Mullet Lake Park, I9 Auction Household Goods Eves,320185 Associate Broker 2 bdmns, furnished trailer, $150 II '' 2565 Park Or. ---. inflation with lOw rent on a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP kitchens playgrOunds near city park & Sanford Plaza Fron, $110. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Aye, .,', SETTING FORTH THE GENERAL Northeasterly 110,75 feet along the being an unacceptable 11311 1.8 AUTHORITY, JURISDICTION arc of Said curve to the point of - -------------- . 72 oapers will be destroyed unless someone can glyt herahorne $31 ' JOHN SAULS AGENCY _'-''" Petsand Supplies _____________ FREE Labrador black female with Call Crct Dept BuY NOW - Dachshund, 6 weeks, male, red, 165. Siamese 9 wks., female, $15. Chlhuahijas, 6. mos., Animal Have,, Kennels, 377 57 __________________________ Gel Homestead in '75 1 year old. 3 bedrooms, i' baths, c H&A Assume mortgage at 7 pct., purchase price 125.000 Small down payment No qualifying Mobile Homes Rent _______ it Classified Ads serve the bing and %lI'nQcommunity everyday, read and use them often Call 377 74)1 or ft em _______ REALTORS Beat 2 OrlandoDe.,3fl$ 65 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat. & Sun. 95 83$ 7920 Yoer MLS Agency REALTOR Hour Service 372 749$ - Ia titled Adi are here to help buy,setl,rentor swap.,, eta low cost. let us help you place your's-tall 3777611 or 831.9993 _________________________ s Call Writs P.O. Box 1713 Sanford. Flflflda ---- CallBart Real Estate FRANKLIII ARMS APTS S.m NW' Fiwida A,, 1)70 Florida Ave ______________________________ Bamboo _________________323 6450 1 ' CnHtIp 3l-Busine Proper For Rent -- l&?Bdrmfumorunfurn Sunny 35'-Mobile Home Lots • 322242O Anytime MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. Aplanc. f 111,1 ChOiCe ReaI hospital and doctors, Zoned 'API. For Detiits Lall REALTOR.As%ociate JulianSlenstrom Sanora 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, 7 car garage, air, shag carpet, Self cleaning oven Almost new, Call collect i-aso 35M eves. Apartments Rent Unfurnished _______________ Miscellaneous For Sale MAITND FL MART After ------ m 30 he I' and security Bail Realty, _____________ _______________________ 1 'ii locited, Furnished or unfurnished nice 7 oom home fr rent, 373-7970. potential $400 to HO0 weekly average, Small Investment Call Mr. Knight collect, 305671 Sooi and yev'II see why wi say .3. ,. stro ON LARGE COPNER LOT, 7 bedroom, Near •I7 W. Itt St. 327 51. replace, Excellent income 34 BCx 5.53, Sanford, Pta. 37771 3Rort Property For Rent 117$. pIi, CHEM CLASS C 'cellent opportunity n non competitive field, Proven proce epalrt auto glass ratrier than NOW LEA SING me n CITY$20. Business 24 FROM 160 ______________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 29-Rooms for Rent IN YOUR FAMILY? 30-Apartments Rent AL ANON Unfurnithed For families or friends of problem di inkers, 3)-Apartm.ntsRent Forfurmer nformatlon call 122 1517 Furnished or write 32-Houses Rent Unfurnh,d SanlordAlAnonramiiyGqoupp,O, For Rent Friday. Dec. 27, l975B ______________ bedrooms, Excellent condition. i stwing cabinet, repossessed Call on this one now' Singer's best modei, winds bobbin -- butt 641 3079 Md ** vontanje tft.!t ch ni-il, LI', oi sLr age. i: ivate bal. _______ Parioola hay', 11.23 per bale. Pangoia hay infield, 90c per bale. Call 904 _______________________________ 716 7973 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR117,000. JUST LISTED! 7 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Neat,3 bedroom home, well Opportunities '0 -- --.-- so - $CIP P4j%7I4 - . 3bd homes. Some with air, family rooms, $175 250 Mo 53) 300 North French Ave., Sanford. Please do telephone Santa Claus take all your money? _____________________________ _________________________ Sanford- 3 BR, Central heat, Sell Ay & pay off those holiday garage. fenced tot. 1)73 323-0742 r 323.0332 Ste RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several 'flakes thu. lob move n'4rctin and Profit ôbie. Apply In person at The Herald offices, western Petroleum Corp., rt Worth, Texas - 3 bdrrn., P-, baths, tamliy room, 5710 mo. plus deposIt. i ' IC oPerate a camera Air mail F. W Dick, Pres., S*uth- FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS . SItS Duplex 7 bedrooms Adults "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" prefirred 5 u week; $35 fur flushed, Free water. 322 6420 or 323 COUNTY- $79,900. BEST BUY IN 51i SEMINOLE Nice? bedroom oni plus acres Paved frontage, Call 5 room unfurn. house, 7 bdrm., nowl enclosed porch,r', ml from town, W 16. 1150 mo Plo pets. 322-1305 Soulteest Volusia counties An automobile is helpful but rid essential The ability Sanford area Plo experience cecs3ry Aq not 'moprtant Good character a must We train. SANFORD Housesfor - - _____________ Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all area's of Seminole and GOOD MAN to fill vacancy in Rentals 34-Mobil. Homes Rent -- private room 1 bath, mature, local referenc, driver's license. nursing experience, $75 wk. 332. 399$ I 7 flrDRooP,1 Ai'TS WlMMlNG POOL 44' Ar you one (4 those people who kno 'evervrne in town'? II you are, can type end are interested Iri picking up some 'estra money', ttie t.IVE IN, lsrmanent, with 2 aduttc, SANTA BARBARA OR, ----- Lcrsgwooc, Con'espondents Wanted comganig babysitter fe ) boys white mother works at night. Thursdays and Sundays off. 319 APARTmENTS - S009 _____________________________ $787, t Jennie ,- - 41 ?or3 bedroom, 1', bath,un __________________ furnished fenced back yard, $165 mo Call 542 1773 housekeeper, light __________________________ housework, transportation Help Wanted, Ilyrs &over COLEMAN'S BARBECUE 1792, Sanford Houi, Rent Unfurnished __________________ __________ Fufi time -'-.- ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 Help Wanted HOUSEMAN needed, permanent employment Apply In person 910 S. Holiday Inn, Altarnonte Springs NAVEL ORANGES, $750 BU Also Tangermne 3226733 or 377-034? Tangerines and Tangelos Pickthemfreshl750bushel 123167) Center, 950 Mellonville Aye, 18 32 - PI, director of Nursing, interested In Geriatrics Apply in person to Slr.fOrdNurslngandCoflyat,Scent - You are always ahead 'Jbuv. sell or rent with a Want Ad Help Wanted .- _______ Seminole 322.2611 33-Hous.t Rant Furnished 18 'idual agent and the stigma of FLOP IDA, AND FURTHERMORE, angle Of 89 deg 71' 30". there Iirrors, Credtott. trustees, or other to it avi0 -----.--'----..- - ______________ Enroll now for January classes Singer approved dealer _____________________________ 710 E Itt 5t 33 NAVEL ORANGES S7SO flu ______ l$O7FrenchAve ts 177 DIAL be on products made and sold asy,stIo,ldbedujv it Dated atNovember, Maitland. Florida, this IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE filing By order of the City Commission 22nd day of 1971. within the state, Agriculture FLORIDA' prod of pslIcatin Showing this of the CIty of Sanford, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PublIsh: Dec. 6... 13. 70, 27, 1974 tics been Ptlished once a Department officials say. TO THE DEFENDANTS AN. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEl II. N. Tamm, Jr. esk for tour consecutive weeks, the ________________ THONY BENJAMIN and BESSIE COUNTY. FLORIDA. City Clerk florida is the 36th State to matter ci appro,j Ci said report Publish: Dec. 77,1971 IN THE CiRCUIT COURT OF THE BENJAMIN, his wife, if alive, arid CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.2917 CAO9 D establish the api1arei 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND E. J HARREIL, Ii alive, and FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR and the ordiring of distribution of DEl 116 FOR SEMINOLE Two new laws involve said estate wIn come before the _________________________ FLORIDA COUNTY, JESSIE Ii BRATLEY, If alive, TGAGE ASSOCIAIIOP4. court, and theIr unknown sp0use if ane. Plaintiff, NO. 7I.1IU.CA.O,. Her It. RoLand, married, and If dead, their rep vs. SEMINOLE COUNTYBOARD One pots into the formerly THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS sective unknown heirs, devisees, DeWAYNER.KIDWELL..,UW.nd OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS IttSIII' H. Honker. what Ii usnee (ranlsaloner SAVINGS BANK, a Massachusetts legatees, assignees, grantees, et l. Noticeof Public Hearing corporation, Admin. Iienors. creditors and trustees, or Thomas O'Malley already Defendants, The Board of County Corn. Plaintiff, any and oIl persons or panti Publish: Dec. 13, 20, 77, W74, Jan. 3, missloners of Seminole County wil vs. NOTICE OF SUIT done by rule In providing auto ,ns claiming by, through, or unr pr TO: DeWAYNE P. KIDWELL told a public hering to consider a GERALD N. MOSELEY. SR IftlUTaflY for perao rejuseil DEI.P . and against laid respective named aVid GLORIA W. propoSed change of ZOflIflQ from R VIOLA P. MOSELEY, his wife, not Defendants, and each of them, and replar policies because they KIDWELL. his wife 1AA ResldenfiahandA.iAgrlculture known to be dead or alive and, if GARAGEEQUIPMENTCOMPANY. RESIDENCE: UI1fKp'IOWN are C thdetwj high jsk CITYOF to R.iA Residential on the following dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, a disSolved corporation, and L. p All parties claiming interests by, escrte property, Instead of tsjgnjng djyajj LAKE MARY, davisees, grantees, assigr.ee,, WEATHERS and ROSE E. thrOugh, under or against DeWayrse FLORIDA Commenceat the SW corner of the llenors. C'ditors, trustees, or other WEATHERS, as the last known P. Kldwell arid Gloria W Kidetl. ton higrisk pool, each driver ' of the SE 4 Cf Section 5. claimants by, through, under or Netice Public Hearing director arid trustee of the Said hiS *ife, and to alt prtics haviri. is assigned to a specific corn- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Tnship 71 South. Range 79 East. against GERALD N. MOSELEY, corporation and the unknown claiming to have any right, title or pany. Then the losses from NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Easta Stminole Florida. fhencehis SR. ano VIOLA P. MOSELEY, assignees, successors In ntert, interest in the real property herein .eqalongphe$ou,hl;neo, 0 00f(County, wife, or either of stockholders, afld?rusteesandotfl,,. described, tne City Council of the City of Lake theNW ' of the SE 'iOt said Section them: and all parties parties claiming by, through, under ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED these drivers are apportioned M y. Florida, that said Council will Ito a point on tte East night.Ci.way having or claiming to have any or against said corporation or Said thatYOU an action to foreclose a mar. among allat auto COtflparties tI InsuranCE eivj of the yt Pv a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on line of West Lake Brantley Road for right, title or interest in the property last known directors and tiustees of tgeoe on the follOwing real property Monday, January 13. 1975, tO Con- apolntof beginning' thence N G)deg deScribed, Hunt Wester of the 4UUI said corporation; ansi all persons or in Seminole County, Florida. $deftheadop$Ion04aflorcpney 13' 00" East, 1031.71 feet along ttii the City of Lake Mary. Florida, title East rigaf niway line Ci West Lake Defendants, parties having or claiming any in. Lot 6. and West S firt of Lot 7, Department said It Is "the meet ci wisltti is as foflOw: N3TICE OF SUIT' terest by, through, under, or against BlOCK 1. P lOGE HIGH FIRST successful pLan In the United Brantley Road parallel with and TO: GERALD N. MOSELEY, SR any of ttie above known or unknown ADDITION, according to the Piat AN ORDINANCE PRO'IDlNG Center '.QO feet East 04 the VIOLA P. MOSELEY, his persons or parties, and all persons thereof as recorded in Flat Book II. States"forhanclllngsuthlnsw. FOR RULES AND REGULATIONS section line ofNorth-Sooth said Sectionand S wife, not known to be or prtij having or claiming to PagelS, Pub'ic Record's oh Seminole GOVERNING THE OPERATION t ti. point of curvature of a curve dead or alive and, hiveany right. titleorlands Interest in the County, Florida, ance because the mOtOrist gets OF PUBLIC WATER AND SEWER concave Southeasterly having a dead, the unknown spouse, heirs,iffollowing described lying has been to filed against you and you andrequired Improved servlde frov an mdi. SYSTEMS IN LAKE MARY, radius 0474)37 tee? arid a central dCyI$e, grantees, assignees, tinQ : Semiriot County, Florida. are Serve a CCy of your NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS .- ___________________ Department Hours I ' 4G-COndomlfllUmS Want Ad . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Ask For Want Ads ' , _____________________________ _____ ________________ Real Estate Orlando 8319993 J .' V Wijiter Park. ________ _______ ., Friday, Dec. 27, 1974 Deceased uPon receipt of proof of the 42-MobU Homes NOTICETOAPPRAR NOTICETOCREDITORS PUblication o this notice, the tic TO: RAYMOND 1. HARRISON 43-Lots ad Acrage TO ALL PERSONS HAVING titIotj name, tOjf PANTS USA. 611 East COurt Street TALLAHASSEE, FLa. (AP) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST under which I am engagej in 44 -Farms and Groves Dyersburg, Tennessee 31071 - If 'ou drive, drink or buY SAID ESTATE: bvslnessat 1123 E. Sernoran Blvd. in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 4S-Resort Property You and each of you are hereby of Casselberry, Florida. the bread or iniran, you be For Sale That the party interested in said that a Pttition for DiiIii0 of notified and required to file any afieckd by Florida laws which rr$age h3s been filed in the above claims and demands which you, or sinen enterprtw is as foIIs: And Dec. 6. 13, 70, 27 1971 46-lncore and u are take effect next Wednesday. Marsh ln requIr to either of you, may have against said Harry H, DEllS Property srve a copy of your answer Investment or estate In the office of the Clerk of the Steven I Shapiro But among the 16 new laws City Manager FICTITIOUS NAME pleading to the petition on the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Its President 47-Real'Estate Wanted City of Cass.etbtfry, etit}oner attorney, JO'IN OeM. Nctic is hereby given that I am Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Florida Dated at Casselberry, Seminole HAINES, ESQ., of the law firm of QaQtd in business at 1$) Crystal Publish: Dec. 77, 1974, Jan the one which more people wiu Florida, PrObate Division, in the ____ _______________ 3, 1974 County, Florida, December 23rd, Winderweedle. Haines, Ward & Co'rthouse at Sanford, Florida, see in action ba pay toilets. Lake Dr . Lake Mary 32746. DEl ii) Woodman, ''''jndise PA., Seminole COunty, Florida, under the Publish; Dec. 77, 1971, Jan. 3, Post Office Box HO. within four cakncsar mønths from ____________________ The bill backed by women fictitious name of REALTY TITLE ___________________________ 197$ 10, I?, Winter Park, Florida 37789, and file the time bf the firtt puicatiOn Of the original answer or pleading in th1s & GUARANTY CO INOT IPIC. legislators forbids SD-MIscellaneous notice. Each claim or demand I. and NOTICE 01PUBLiC HEARING OF DEIl2..L the office of the Clerk of the Circuit that I intend to rOgiStCr said name PROPOSED C1ANGES AND For Sale must be in writing and tiled in lishment to charge for Use of IN THE COURT OF THE 11th Court of the Eighteenth Judicial *ith the Clerk of the Circuit duplicate atid slate the place of toilets which health laws re- Sem.nole County. Florida in Court, AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SI-Household Goods Circuit, Seminole County Cour. cc residence and poSt office address of DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES SEMINOLE CCUNTY, FLORIDA. qwre them to ha thOijsC, Sanford, Florida 32nl, on or cordanc, with the provisions of the the claimant and mutt be sworn to . , S2-Appliances OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Cl 74•21Th-CA.04.0 beforetheI31hdayofJanury 1973, Fictitious Name Statutes. To WitA portion a law on by the claimant, his agent or atTHE CITY OF SANFORD, In re: the Marriage of $3 -Tv Radio. Stereo If yu tail to do to, a default Section 86309 Florida Statutes 1957 torney, or the same shall be void. FLORIDA, live bargaining by public em. KAREN LUCILE KEOWN, Wife s- Emøry M Speir, Jr. lument will be entered against Dated at Sanford. Florida, thit 4th 14-Garage Rummage Sales Notice is hereby given that a AND ployes went Into effect before Publish: Dec. 30. 1:00 A.M..3:30 P.M. you for the relief sought in the day of December, I91 77. 1974, Jars. 3. 10. Public Hearing will be held at thC LUTHER LEON K EOWN. Jr. Petition u 55-Boats & Marine Monday thru Friday its Jan. 1 icUvaUon date as a 1973 Faye Anne Henry Commlstion Room in the City Hall in Husbard OCt 3 Equipment WITNESS my hand and the seal of As Executrix of said estate. result the Cily of Sa,iforci, Florida at 7:00 1 thru 5 tImes ........41c a line the Public F.mployes NOTICE OF SUIT this Court at Sanford, Seminole William S. Mlrnt 5-camping Equipment o'clock P.M. on January 13, 1973, to FICTITIOUS NAME RcationsCommjj adoption BY POSTING County, Florida, this h day ot thru 23 times. . .. 31c a line Sarders, McEwan. Mims Notic s hereby given that we a re consider changes and amendments TO: Luther Leon Keown, Jr. December. 1971. 37-Sports Equipment of rule3 and guidelines on Dec. engaged in busin,s at 2 1 to tP.e Zoning Ordininc, of the City 1. McDonald 26 tImes - . . (SEAL) 24ca line :o Mrs. Môrie Mddo*, Attorney for Estate 16. of Sanford, Florida, as followi' Alt amonte Mall, Attamonte Spring Cherokee Street Arthur H. Be(kwith, Jr. (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) P o Box 733 That property located b'twecn $aflf.q The new law with probably Sernrte Cnt F Icc1a, urdr tN SOrid, 50---Muslcal Merchandise Ctrrk f thr Circuit CiUrt Ortr,(1O FIür:1,, 3 t.tries MnIm',ni • nr fl Pi -, , ,, , I Mip'e :.cnue Oy: Elapiie t(trj lust. sigt:t1kr:t ilhup.uct Is F'ubIiti cc o, 2?, 1974 and bctwec'n ?lth Street and 24th 6O-tice Equipment 1 itusvilln. 13 OLES. cJ that we intend to rOgist The Longer Your Ad RUIiS Dfputy Clerk DEl 95 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that JOHN said name with the Clerk of the Place isproposedtoberezonedfrom And Supplies The Less it Costs Per Line OeM. HAINES, ESQ PCi (Restricted Commercial) lic law vlolatio. Ciru1t Court, Seminole County anactionforaissolutiono,rnarri.g, Wirxierw,ejle, Hainci, 61-Building Materials IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Per Day. Florida in accordance with the District to GC-2 (General Corn. has been filed against you and you Ward & Woodman, Motorists accused of all bUt provisiont PA. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, of the Fictitious Name mercial) District. Said property are required to serve a copy of your 250 Park Avenue South 62 -Lawn and Garden FLORIDA five serious offenses can mere Statutes, ToWit: Section being more particularly described written defenses or other pleading Post Office 80* 810 Rated For Consecutive 63 -Machinery and Tools CASE NO. 742I7.CAo$.8 as foilo ly mall in their fine, as they do Florida Statutes 1957. on Neighborhood Law Office of Winter Park, Florida 37789 Insertions-No Change UNITED COMPANIES MOR Lr'tsithrough6.and 1Sthrouh 30 Donald H Merllno CentraiFlOtida, Inc . whoseaddrets Attorneys for Petitioner 64-EquIpment for Rent parking ticket fees, or go to TOAGE & INVESTMENT OF 01 Copy. 5 106 W. Central Blvd.. Orlanda. Publish' Dec. lessthesouth5OfeetofLots1and . Marjorie A. Merlino 65-Pets and Supplies 13,70.77,1971, '----0Rh11D0, INC.. A FLORIDA Jan.), traffic school. A motorist who Publish: Dec. 13,20, 27, 1971, Jan. 3, less roadway, BIK 15, 3rd Sec Ph., a file the original with the 1975 CORPORATION, Announcements Plaintiff, tides, Dreamwold, Plat Book 1. Page pleads innocent will go before 1975 Clerk of the 18th Judicial Circuit 66-Horses DCI ss 70 I5 Court on or before 17th day of an administrative hearing rath.. --'67-Livestock and Poultry FRAhi PRATHER arid DONNA L. 1-Card of Thanks January, 1911 All panics in inte,t'sI and citizens er than a CotWt. PRA TIlER, hIs wife. et al, shall have an opportunity to be lfyouvaiitodoso.Ivdgmentmay INVITATIONTOBID 67A-F.ed INVITATIONTOBID 2-In Memorkim Defendants Offenses whith still require be entered against you for the relief Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hreby gIven that the heard at Said hearing, 6$ -Wanted to Buy NOTICE OF SUIT 3-Cemeteries By order of the City Commission deminded in the Petition, City of Casselberry of Seminole TO: PAUL HOME I court appearances are lying City of Casselberry of Semino of the City of Sanford, Florida. County, Florida, kill receive s.iI WI1 NESS my hand and seal of County. Florida, will receive sealed 9-Stamps . Coins 4Pr'sonaps d b a BRAIN'S while Intoxicated, reckless WdsuptoS00prn Monday Jars H. N. 'Iamm, Jr. said Court on this December 10th, bids up to 5:00 P.M., Monday, 70-Swap and Trade RESTAURANT Clt'j Clerk driving, fleeing a police offIcer S-4.oit end Found 1971 January C, 1973, irs the Casselberry 1973, in the Casselberry City Hall, ADDRESS UNKNOWN Put' City Itail, Cas.etherr Dec 77. 197 1, Florida fOC Arthur It I3eckwth, Jr leaving the scene of an accident L3e Trie' Drive, Cauelberry, DEl 113 6-Child Care you ARE NOTIFIED that an Water Meters. Clerk of the CIrCUIt Court Florida for Laboratory Equipment 7-Motels . Hotels 72-Auction and filing a false acdent and Furniture. ection to recover possession of the _________________________ fly: Elaine RiCharile Specifications may be obtained foIiowingreaIandpeflonalpro,fy report. __ Specifications may be obtained Depy Clerk $Eillng Places from the City Manage, Cauelberry !r. 5emInle County, Florida t wit NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR INCAND OF 1975 PtitilI%h- r CIy Hall. Casetbtrry, Florida. The The Myers Act, which ,. n. IV,I, , from theCi?yManager Casse4berry PROPOSED CHANGES Lii 73, Block A, DRUID HILLS 9-Good Things to Eat ' City reserves the right to accept or PAR,accordingtotheplat thereof criminal laws for City Hill. The City reserves thC moves all reject any or all bidS, 75 -Campers . Travel OElS6 right to accept or reject any or &l AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN to-ba It You.lf as recorded in Plat Book tO page 21, drunkenne, also will go Into bids 'DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Harry Hug, Trailers JYlCE UNDER FtCTtTiOLJ5 Public records of Seminole County. il-Instrucllons OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Harry Hug, CitY Manager fect Wednesday afkr a long NAME STATUTE Florida, ---- 76-Auto Repairs City Manager City of Casselberry, THE CITY OF SANFORD, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: dlayforeMabllshmentoffadl_ been filed against you and yOu FLORIDA Parts . Accesori.s Pta. City of Cass.eiberry, Fia Notice Trel& Recreation Ities to treat cfrujs1e, arerired to serve a copy of your is hereby given that Notice Is herby given that a undersigned, pursuant to the the Publish: Dec. 30. 77. 1974 77-Junk Cars Remo'ed written defenses, if any tO C VIC. The law on*ored by Sen. Publish: DElhi Dec. 27. 1971. .lfl' 3. 17.S Public Hearing will be held at the "Fictitious P4ame Statute," Chapter DEl U 13-Travel Agincigs TOP BUTLER, JR. of EVANS, 71MotorcycIes CofnmitslonpoomintheCityHallln I6S.O9,FtorIaa5tatues,iIlrist,r Kenneth Myers, D-MlamI, Fe- IIAGEL E. BUTLER, 920 h,rtford 14Camping.Reiorts the City of Sanford, FIofI'a at 7:00 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. itt THE CIRCUIT COURT, fluiIing, Orlando, Florida 32801. 19-Trucks and Trailers quires police to take unks to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE o'clock P.M. on January 13, ins, to inand for Seminole County, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL iS-Action Sports dR. and liletheoriginal with the Clerk of ID-Autos for Sal. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. consider thanges and amendments upon receipt of proof of the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the above Styled Court on or before Employment flten rather than CUlT SEMINOLE . Jailaent $t-Aviati FLORIDA COUNTy, to the Zoning Ordinance of the City Publication of this Notice, the tic. COUNTY, FLORIDA the h day of January. 197$, __________________________ of Sanford. Florida, as foII; titious names, to wit: PROBATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 7 Persons committing other of 4-21't•CA.13.0 otherwIse a Juooment may be en 1lHelp Wanted That property located between HUSKEY REALTY _______________ CASE NO.637.1 SYLVESTER RANDALL, SR. and tired against you for the relief tenses wisfie First Street a Secoevi Street and stllJ can be f 4 Personals of 3)-SituatIons Wanted HUSKEY LAND DEVELOP. ROSSIEL.RANDALL.hisWIfe demanded in the Complaint. ____________________ between Avocado Avenue and MENT Jailed. DEWEY A. HONAKER, PIainteff, WITNESS my hand and seal of Marigsti, Avenue s proposctj to HUSKEY CONSTRUCTION All wheat, corn and ___________ APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll this Court on the 17th day of DECEASED be rezoned from RMOI (Multiple. HUSICEY BUILT HOMES Financial NOTICE OF FINAL Free, 6.442027 for "We Care"ANTHONY BENJAMIN and December, 1974 products in Family Residential. Office an HUSKEY DEVELOPMENT ,, _____________________ REPORT ANDAPPLICATION BESSIE BEPIJAMIPI, his wife. E. .i. (Seal) 'HOtliri", Adults or - Teens. Institutional) District to GC•2 HUSKEY CONDOMINIUMS meet federal standards for 1FOR DlSC)fAR HARRELL, JESSIE H. BRATLEV, Arthur BeckwIIh, Jr. (General Commercial) District, HUSKEY HUSTLERS richmerit under aothe' Yo can get a fair price when you GARAGE EQUIPMENT COM. Clerk of the Circuit Court All persons are hereby notified Said property being more par. under which I eped to engage ifl PANY, a di5$olye corporation. L. 25-Loans advertise your "don't nue" Iti law. By: Joy Stokes that the underSigned, as Ad. titularly described as foltows: business at 1000 WekIva Springs p WEATHERS and ROSE E. mistr.trlx Ci Said estate, the Want Ads. DepAy Cl*rk 26-Insurance s Lots 9 thrhand31.Gtaci Road, Longwood, Florida Nesrly all products meet the completed the administration Court. WEATHERS, PublIsh: Dec. 20. 77. 1971, Jan.), ID Thit the party interested in said 27Investment Opoodunit gda -ds now, and the main thereof and has filed in said court _____ NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. Defendants, 1973 All parties in interest a citizens busifless enterprise Is as foIlowt: LOOKING FOR SINGING NOTICE OF SUIT DEl eofthenewiegdatjonw hfFitsalReportandAppica,,o, shall have an opportunity to be E. Everette Huikey TALENT. 305425 25.11 TOQUIETTITLI DJstharge. Objections thereto, if heari at said hearisig. _____ ________ -. 'TO LIST YOUR EUSINESS... DIAL 3222611 or 8319993 ______ ____ -- ______ ___ ______ �- - : T . . I~t LEISURE It I -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Friday, Dec. 27,1974-4B — --.. - ----I- 67th Year, No. lil—Sunda Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjc 20 Cents FRIDAY (6) EVENING b a TONIGHT 'STV 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (S) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) All Star Wrestling Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line $25000 Pyramid Hcllywood Squares 8:00 (2.1) Sanford And Son (6) Planet Of The Apes (9, 13) Kung Fu (24) Washington V,cc'k Movie 8:30 (2, 8) Chico And The Man (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2.8) Rockford Files () Movie (9) Six Million Dollar Man (13) Parachuting Championship Florida Report 9:30 (13) Stonemans 10:00 (2, 8) Police Woman (9) Kolchak (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 1100 (7.6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Soundstage 1:00 (2 I) Midnight Special (9) All Nite Movie (44) Time Tunnel ti Si U Si 1N111N1111111o11111 (24) ii to ti — p It F' H al it _ -'U 13 P ti ai ell 5 — — It _ al ft d cb it K Co tr is fill is 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2, 8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 2000 AD (9) s Gilligan (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights 10:00 (2, 8) Land Of The Lost (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmound And Sea Monsters (6) Shazan (9) KOrg (24) Walsh's Animals (3$) Speed Racer 10:10 (13) Movie 11:00 (2. 8) Pink Panther (6) Harlem Globe Trotters (9) Super Friends (24) Carrascolendas (3$) New Year's Promise (44) Hocus Pocus Gang star Trek () Hudson Brother! (8) Wonderful Adventure SATURDAY MORNING Pit nJ 6:00 (a) Growers Almanac 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester ri in st ef b Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch Banana Splits Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) Gerald Destine Shares (24) ci (2) 8:30 (35) MI fi 11111111111111 (9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (8) Addams FamUy ) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky Bailey's Comets (I) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (44) Herald 01 Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Speed Buggy Jabberwocky Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Mark Of A 01 Lawyer Sues TV Network Environment 71h Annual Peach Bowl These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Roger's NeighborhoOd (3$) Tennis (44) Soul Train 11:30 (2) Go (6) NFL Pre- Game (9) American Bandstand (24) 'villa Alegra (35) John Lotz Show 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) NFC Playoff (9) High School FOt)Ihtll Rnr;hip (13) Movie (24) Villa Alegre (35) Quarter Midget Racing (44) All Star Cartoons 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking (9) Cesar's World (24) Jr. Davis Cup Championship 1 (41) No Place For A Picnic 1:40 (13) Movie 2:00 (2) Tarzan (6) NFL Football Here And There NCAA Football (24) Electric Company (35) Movie (44) Movie 2:30 (8) That Girl (24) Book Beat 3:00 (2) High Chaparell (6) NFL Pre- Game (I) Mel lUlls Time (24) America 3:30 (2, 8) East-West All Star Football (24) The Way It Was 4:00 (2) National Music (8) AFC Division Playoffs (24) Sports 170 4:30 (2) American (6) Heroes 5:00 (2) Bear Who Slept Through Christmas (6) Black Experience (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) Flip Wilson Show Post Surrounding Board (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Book Beat (35) Outdoors (44) Man And 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 (24) Washington Week (3$) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30 (6) News (8) Channel Eight News (24) Wall Street Week 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (4) Hee Haw Great Adventure Lav,'rcncc Well. 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MUSACRE gt~~ ;.t I bawe and bruW arms BLOOD - MANIA - X .i L Ilrs THAT TIME OF YEAR, FOLKS in England goes to black ag:5 p.m. for a haithour to give paren ts a chance to put children J. HI I L L uy L iMmuarw om bar do Ww again uv on inc bandstand with his orchestra Guy tornto bed before i,begins its adult to ring in the new year when "New Year's Eve with programm he said. irdo" Is presented Tuesday, Dec. 31 on CBS-TV Second Lewis said he's alarmed by television's values th which the depiction of normal A 13 U W(XNI UUI saoo. masochism regularly recurring theme, "I'd rather see two people make love on the screen see someone tortured," he B, CAIUtOLE, I(IGirrF:lt commented. NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FREE FAVORS DOOR PRIZES VI e. DANCE CONTEST ERTAINMENT BY MIAMI p I -' 4 u.pfll CVtII, btti ready - '" - - - - - 0 c es Could End Alta on C HOUnAY ISLE COMPLEX IF '3 - built ui t down the median strip. But with the two be million dollar cost, the DOT (Department of Tansportation) just laughed it it," East said. But now East has hit on a sotutrim that If It won't take a vehicle through he,a-x t"Aej is, wW at least take an individual itvr4ti-on a motorcycle. The motorized officers will be aie to arrive on the scene of an accident before an equipped emergency vehicle, and will be able to administer "first contact" first aid to accident victims, or to assist in traffic control, Serious complaint calls can be dispatched If the traffic congestion on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs Is annoying o you, how do you think the police feel when they're trying to answer an emergency call during rush pour' Frustrated, probably. Altamonte Police Chief Justus East has considered a number of alternatives to allow emergency vehicles a relatively smooth access through the traffic during times of emergency. "We talked about a special emergency lane to - 111111110-4-0 CINTIAL FLORIDA'S OLDIST AND FINISTSTIAI( HOUSE GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER - - P -4. ro I lk '' L-____ IN?MTASNM(Nr NIGHTLY i. -, k - I 1 1/: - -- .. '-4' OR th• Lam pug!,,., Loing SlAvtvQ CGøtf?( :',r'fR$ ril I30 AM ~ _! t I '-L ' - -i. - :': . ' - ' q - -. - '.- - quicker and police have a better chance of ap. prehending the culprit, or dispelling a disturbance. But motorcycles would also take the pressure .jff cuiaeri for routi,' traffic workod -lw'm for patrolling ntlal and 'rercial .rtn3 for Crime peeventioi. East Is asking for 135,863 under the federal Law Enforcement Assistant Act (LEAA) for two motorcycles, two inca and necessary equipment. The regional LEAA bureau has given its support to the project, and is expected to provide its share of $3,984 matching funds. On Dec. 17, the - let Cessna Pilot Education get you off the ground - - - North in F.m Forit 1. :.::. '--:' - east win tot approval In April. ft. i in order, bikes and men are cxWield to be added to the force by July 1975. "I'm asking for the money with the un. derat.anding that we would be re-submitting for two more separate grants providing for two men and 'motors' In each grant. In two years, if all three grants are approved, Altamonte will have six motorcycles and men patrolling the roads," East sid. East said that each grant runs 'lot a year. After that, it's up to the city to pay for' the t,''rat,'s and salaries." - of their time investigating traffic accidents. By the use of the more mobile blke, the department can unclog accident-impeded traffic along the Altamonte section of SR 436 and ease the traffic flow for county sections and Casselberrv sections of the rand. - — -''' - - - - - - - - - ----: - R.$.,v.tionhI Al -. -. --- 4 - -. - , -- 4 ' : ' - _______ '" - ç - , ::': - . ,;-- ) consisted chiefly of 18 to 30- Stephens, who's in charge of the As an example, he pointed to And, as Sullivan says, as a year.olds, but Sullivan said now Rocking Chair Plaza Theatre, the newly opened Interstate 6 form of, escapism-movies are Driven by inflation and other middle age persons and older says he sees people flocking to Theatre in the Interstate Mall hard to beat. worries, Seminole County are opting for a night out at the movie houses, on Semoran Boulevard in residents are packing movie movies. Altamonte Springs. Di.beljevers have only to pop theatres in record numbers for "I think that movies have had "Folks still go in a cushioned seat at a local a chance to ogle their favorite for the one of, if not the best, years in The largest of its kind in move house, order a box The form of en: history. I think the outlook iS rnovlest.arand getaway f,i1it cheapest Florida, Interstate 6 popcorn and a cold drink. Theitertainment, which isa movie,' all. terrific. We're looking forward hous six movies. You pay sit back while the screen spft. Sullivan said. however, he said In fact movie inn 'tils to an even better year next rnnnev-atit a , ;v - ! IIoll)ood, where America's the underlying reason for ! ::, year, and thrt' fl !-r.v' 'H has turned shigh box office receipts is Stephens s: sagging economy situation and into a boom town, report 20 per today'sOn Sullivan - 1! :t L. g cent more patrons packed people's is long-playing filnks. Also, he _________________________________________ movie houses this year than in He compared today's movie said, moviegoers seem to 1973. going trend to the late 1920s and prefer disaster, or escapist type . Seminole theatre managers tarl) 1930s when a worried films 2 report much the same here, nation picked movie houses to _— according to Mike Sullivan, forget that their nation was Some of the more popular manager of the Seminole economically on the skids. W. films today, Sulliaan said, V11 Cinema include The Godfather, Part II, in Casselberrv , ISullivan says the box office "The current theory by Earthquake, Airport 75 and people in the industry 13 when Towering Infer-no-all zHtinr is un about ner -the economy goes down, the packed flicks with lots of ex. ' "It's the best year the n- movie dustry has known since 1447," -Sullivan said. Sullivan said "All types of Business is so good ac'eo te are going to the A Sanford theatre manager, cording to Sullivan, that major movies." Maxie Stephens, agrees box theatr e chains are engaged in I At one time, moviegoers office receipts are soaring major expansion frograms. -I an '- ,, '. V By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer :p!_ . - 838-3285 Altamonte City council gave its support to the application in the form of a resolution asking f assitai from LEAA, of Highway (7.82 Resolve to prings ra ic Pro ems Inflation Driving People To Movies Heavy W.si.,n l..f , . - -. - . -.. -- - - . -. _______________ - - - ' DEL TONA GOLF The Deltona Open Golf Tourn ament will be held at Ikitona Golf & Country Club Jan. 10 wIth ed donated to the Central Florida .. isJ .siaulr air eume inc tournament's gold sponsors, along mith Zoo resident Fletcher, a handsome eftgar. Ixft to right: Dr. AnthonyBorowski, Gerald D. }rleraon Sr., Jack I'rosser, Tony Russl, Keeth McKinley, Dr. Torn largen, Dr. Frank Clont,, Dr. Jon R. Day, lMuIsc Quarks and Jim Gesser. . proce GOLD SPONSORS 0 __ Around the Clock Bridge -... Served II am. 2 P.M. - . DANCING 9P.M.. 2A.M. EVERY TUES., THIJRS., FRI., SAT, "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Open 10 A.M.-2 A.M. Phone 831-9321 Hwy. 17.92, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood s oi I , s ____ " ' Index Mon. Fri. 1 bl By HILL BELLEVILLE herald Staff Writer 0. Tr. Ctmse Frorn $2" .. chaftooled to Pirfctlon Cocktail Hour P.fl. 7 P.M. Soc Well Drinks I ,c BASKETBALL BALLET - 4 1' $350 -=' ' 6446178 Sonny Helms & The' Helmsmen erved Every Frl'la' _____ - 2 it Vofth of Ur4o - SCALLO PS - ' 1500 Pearl with 2 Omneri al Forecast for your ition for January is now or your COpj Send your blrtbdite and $I to Carroll R,g titer Evening Herald. ld. Soz 67-9, Holly'avod, Calif, 90021, - - - - - - - - - , INNER nrri inii l future. 400.41 Corner of CommercisI a Pa Imefto 'U AD DV greater __ 1:00 - MIIlIi ~!to . r.Jflfl /ES I - __ - • --- ,, I I , - FEEL) 2 VII-A V 1141 L4%1 citizen to Nov. 21) Get busy with work you have to do, then start an upswing toward success and happiness. Show more consideration for mate. SAG!rrAfuus (NOV. 22 to Dec. 2fl Cement better relations with an associate early in the day. Improving state of health is wise. Engage ii, favorite hobby. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Get together with an WhO is emouona and needs encouragement. Think ilong very logical lines. Be wise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Morning is best time for sports and fun since you have a great deal of work to do later on. Show more devotion to mate. PISCES ( Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Handle home dutle early in the day so you will have time for recreation in the afternoon. Make lon g-range plan for the IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... Jie or she could be indifferent thward getting ahead In th e world, but upon reaching maturity wi ll want to make rapid strics to achieve success. to consider the feelings of o thers or your progeny could become too absorbed in self. " i'tie Stars fmpel, they do not compel." What you make of s''w- lift' is lar;cIv up Lu You! ENT $1.00 per person cover charge 1tt1L f B MICK I.00IIRIDGE Herald Staff W riter ____ - - fine ~ CENSAW 4 V. - greater -, %1 ' _ - - part 99009"M 'I., 4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today's full moon finds the early of the day good for handling routines. Bit in the afternoon problems could develop, leaving )uVveral unfinished tasks. This is not good evening for entertajthnent or romance, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are able to get support from an ally in the morning, but be sure not to disturb others later in the day. Be gentle with kin. TAURUS (AR'. 20 to May 20) Get busy at improving your surroundings. Later find the right philosophy of life to live by and be happy. Don't be pessimistic. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan the recreations you want to have in the days ahead. Associates assist you getting ahead. Don't waste precious time. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Study personal plans very carefully in the morning. Improve your appearance before visiting. Take exercise you need. LEO iJuly 22 to Aug. 21) Take steps to build more frieildly relations with others. Show associates that you are very cooperative now. Relax at home tonight. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Work on your talents with vim and vigor, and get better results than in the past. Make sure to pay all important bills. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Morning is best time to get your obligation out of the way. Try to impress others with the fact that you are a . RESTRIAREPAR RIMET 0 ISTHDBERBIA Es Sn St an ilr —=- individuals - many of them psychiatrists -from all over the country" who have contacted him since he filed suit, all fascinated with the idea of holding television respon. sible for ugly incidents possibly stimulated by TV shows. In discussing the NBC show, Lewis emphasized two points. First, the network broadcast the program starting at 8 p.m. on the East and West Coasts -7 p.m. in the Midwest. He conskiers that irresponsibly on the part of the network. "The BBC vr For Saturday, December 28, 1974 UBNUNITARI ANS ITRARN Year 's L fir_1 = 111 .1 ~~ It Nik __ ~- -__ . -- - r' W_ . ___ 1-1 4." le ,,-.,,,.- _____ ________ - 4 1 Oklk- Holiday Drinkers, Take Heed l - A reading of .20 or above on state roads and interstate high"Any drunk drivers will be them home, if they live in the that is clebraiing a break, but the test 'deems the person nays, and Stephens said they ours," Rice said But I'm municipality," Butler said if he shows complete disregard guilt) of driving while In plan to keep an eye on "several convinced that people have ft Frederick I oen of for the law we will have to treat A ntis state lass that goes into toxitated,' Stephens said popular bars in Seminole mended their ways In drinking, the effect on New Year's Day will Casselberry Police him like any offender Once arrested, the drunken Count) that we know draw driving and slowing down their Department said the city's increase the chances that a driver will have a tougher time crowds and that people wander cars." urge people to arrange person driving "major function will be safety" other transportation if they are after sst'en he faces a judge, since a away from. celebrat!ng ssith a less drinks new regulation, also effective "People base learned the on the holiday going to drink," Sling said -. - - 'i' -Traffic-wise, we don't will be arrested by officers of Jan. 1., takes away the judge's "It'snot hard to spot a drunk, roblem with driving and k Lake Slat) Police Chief ."* = rninole County's lass en prerogative of reducing a usually have too much of a Gerald Fitzgerald said the weaving his car down the road 1 h I" Id Ri H Id th DWI ( ( agencies. We have to be strict with sheriff's department problem Most, people seem to city's police department will ti charge In lessee offense 'd drinking drivers the most make any arrests for DWI make arrangements for patroling and "we will treat - I Acc(,rdjng to Stephens, Potrol. the .Seminole County transportation before going out (luring the Christmas holiday this dangerous People on the road," drunk driverr, accordinsI ly." -i . not allow judges nfl s Ikfartnarit 1ind 10(411regulation to reduces aill DWL charge to Stephens said, iUi (lii h'ilid IS (f Its not a . e where our Triplett said the city's patrol in the middle of the week, Rice apt. [toy Rce of ... in full force to keep what one reckless dri%ing. the said he expects the n cells are full the next morning," would be "tightened up" (in umber of I __ Seminole County Sheriff's —officer calls "the most McGowen said. Stephens said the FIIP will Department said he does not drinking dri ers to be reduced. New Year's Eve, __ '- dangerous people ((lie drinking have "every available man" ex Sgt. Tom Sling of the "If they ask m, we will take ___________ pect much of a problem with Sanford Police Chief Ben Longwood i driver) off the rood." Police Department them home if they are unable to : working during the holiday drinking drivers (luring the Butler said, "we will riot be out said additional pe F The new law passed by the peri od that extends from rsonnel will drive, but if we catch them 6 p.m. holiday period, but said the to arrest people, but to help. '. state legislature makes it Tuesday to midnight on Wedbe out on patrol and they will be driving while they are drunk we department would still have 15ie unlawful for a person to drive a nesday. "If those people who have "extremely watchful, more so will bring them to our 'home," 20 deputies patroling the been drinking too much to driv e than at an) other time ]..J r schick with an alcohol content FlIP xqxr', will patrol tount) Triplett said meining they -,-, -,borne 1" will call us, we will drive I -in his blood of 10 or aboseWe will try to give a person would be arrested .1 about four beers or two (one-__________ ounce) drinLs Iota 150 lb. man1_ -' -A;. I on a breathalizer test. The The law does not carry a i while intoxicated V.. - .. (DWI, charge, but a third of lease charge on the new lass .' carries the same penalty as a k 13W! charge of up to a $500 fine -1 "' and a jail scntence, according Patrol Sgt. GD.Stephens. The law states that any Paul I' Morris (30) of Stetson Universit y appears to be doing person driving with alcohol a ballet on the basketball court In this recent action content in his blood of .10 or photo. The H above shall be "deemed driving flatters lost a heart-breaking 78-77 decision to Centr al Michigan on Friday night in the Tangerine Bowl Tournament with alcohol content that is at Rollins College. (Tournament details page 213,) unlawful by t ' the legislature" person 111 be arrested, Stephens said. ______________ - n JK World es , Concert Denominations L - 11:00 Hogan's 'Idea ' if a 8:30 11:30 — By RIC1IARE) K. Sfltjj,i. Feelings with an $11 iniliion ult Four dayi later, Lewis Iui"The people using our air The Herald Services against NBC, its San Francisco named 9-year-old client and her waves should realize man is L)uv a television network affiliate and the sponsors of a 8-year-old playmate were still an animal who likes prize have a responsIbIlity for the, show titled "Born Innocent" assaulted in similar fashion by fights, wrestling, blood. Thes consequences of ideas it broadcast by NBC last Sept. 10. (our children — the eldest 14 people are catering to the transmits on the public's air In the TV film, Linda Blair with a pop bottle, basest instincts," Lewis said. waves? was sexually assaulted by a "The girls who made the at Lewis suggested his suit may A San Francisco lawyer group of reformatory girls tack are now denying they saw named Marvin E. Lewis using the wooden handle of a the show," Lewis said, "but at already be making the cornbelieves so and has backed his plumber's plunger. the time they said they had. I mercial networks squirm. He ______ have the sworn statement of the pointed out on Nov. NBC I dropped a scheduled 8:30 p.m. police who investigated / hc)wIn) ittackcrs that 8(liflhttVd thing titled ''t)eath the show. Stalk" featuring the rape of two for women by a pair of sacIistk" "There's too much here W coincidence," Lewis added, convicts. It wa: to have .( : •San followed a speaking by telephone Winnie the Pooh from '':; I Francisco. show. .a T-the network has officially But the same night, NBC dli. declined to comment on Lewis' • but he said a Los Angeles broadcast a "Police Story" ________________ 1 i in which a despondent !. law firm has been retained by -. the network to represent all the alcoholic went about murdering .1 : ... sleeping winos, apparently bent -' defendants he named. - .% '5 4, the on destroying his peer group. Lewis, a past president of i American Trial Lawyers è.\ ' Association and a %eteran of 45 It — j years of Courtroom wars, said ; hehasbcen "surprised bythe (35) Pop Goes The Country EVENING 11:30 (2) 'V 13 Fl For Transmitting 4A - 4A Mariy C By IX)NTA ESTES Herald Staff Writer allenges Face Area Governments ' , present 22 to and finally to five Kwiatkowski said. said, adding the city must try to MeCarley said. Another goal he and the possibility liii' new commissioner , come to grips 'as best we can noted was the hiring Of a administrator 1nhi.( be con. in office about six weeks, added without funds" to solve the detective for the police force sidered." that the county is getting into city's drainage problems, with aid (mu the federal "This will gise cornS the water and sewer utility Sanford's voters defeated a government. irilssioners an opportunity to do business, lie is also concerned citywide 'Irainage bond izsue Altamonte Springs Mayor creative things," Kwiatkowski that the dream of having a recently. Calendar Comics -------------------- 4A Making time for creative CrosswordPuule ----------8A government s viewed by new Dear Abby ................. county Commissioner Harry Dr. Lamb ..................2C Kwiatkowski as a major goal in Norman Floyd said one of the county government in 1975. said, nothing that among those drainage system for the MidHoroscope ............. 6.7A 0viedo Councilman Herbert biggest challenges of the new He defined creative govern- items in the mill currently and way area must yet be ac- McCarky Hospital ..... said meeting year will be to continue city ment as a method of coming up being talked about ftt11Oflp coiiiplished. Obituaries .................SA with new idess, budgeted projects with suf. government at a nominal fee to such as con- count commissioners art Meanwhile, municipal ofSports ..................1-2 ncome the taxpayer. suri,er protection, personal concerns for a con Ikials interviewed pointed to Women's --------1-31 down will be a challenge. ,,The biggest thing facing the sunier protection ordinance, the 1975 challenge of ac"one of the city's biggest Goals, he noted, for the new problems is drainage and county conirnission now is "This type situation involves comillshlng various projects year include fluorida ti %F2ATIIF.R on of the hope ful ly a iolution to that creative goverrunent," he said. a long period of time to get while money is tight due to the city water supply( the people flaril) cloudy anti conifnued "We "imt work to get our own In problem will be underway in 11"Put fro", Many sutirces arm] slowdown in the economy, a special election approved the IW5. mild through Sunda y. Highs III house In order and by that I legal Witt) consolidation of work, but it is a project we Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore fluoridation by straw ballot) departments, upper 70s and low 80s with mean with Seminole growing to can get reorganization into. Right now t1'ie said he hoped to see the street and upgrading the fi we re and new pr tonight's low In the mid-60s. such a deFree in a short period project Is time cnnsuntinp,. paving progarn started in we will be IS75 departnx-rit with tts Winds variable 10 mph of time, real work must be done while time is e expected able to get more out of the W something we do and contracts let. "It will be delvery of a new fire engine in dollar," he said, decreasing during the night. toward reducing the number of not have. This would quite an accomplishment to the 1975. "We have a really fine Complete details, page S-A. "Our goal is to have the city county departments from the he good for all the people." have the streets pared," he volunteer fire department," (Continued On Page 3-A) v .____-_. - of a county : - -. Af- f -' -- . ............. protection :, - - PASSING -1 - I THE GAVEL Outgoing Worshipful Master A.F. IAI) Keith Ileft) pilmes the gavel to B..F:. Mftchcll, who assumed the worshipful maste'a chair during installalion crremonJe' of F' & AM Lodge V. Friday at the MaoInlc Lcdge on N. Park se, � 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, 1974 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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Merry Christmas I .k - Dec. 23, 1974-613 Monday, ~ 4 MONDAY (9) News 7:00 (2) To Tell The (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 5) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3.5) Mister Ed (44) Three St;: 3:30 (2, 8) I4 To It To beavur 9•3() (5) That Girl u's ruorioa Lifestyle (44) Petticoa t •..t Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game I•---•- Junction 10:00 (2. I) Name That Tu ne (6) Joker's Wild (33) Mothers In Law (44) Father Knows () One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Sh ow (44) Leave It ro Beaver 4:00 (2, 5) Sommerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilllgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) GIlligan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Lea ve It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 3:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Roger's Best 10:30 (2. I) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) The Dating Game (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers (6) Now YOU See It (9) Split Second (44) F't Dona U 11:30 (2,5) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:13 (5) Sunsh!ne Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring -. Martian (44) TUESDAY L E,,L _ ________IJJ L 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) TheBig Showdow n (33) My Favorite (S) Golden Voyage TNWU THE DARE DEVIL Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10000 Py ramid (3.5) Not For Women —-.—. O*M-1i TJIUTIE 2:00 (2.5) Days of Our () Mike Douglas 11:30 (2,5) 'Ionight Show (6) Movie (24) CaptIoned News (44) The Fugitive 11: (9) News 1215 (9) Movie (D5() fl.'. (2. 5) Tomqrrow iOc*ao_______ CMII Ill 1:00 Show PLUS — SUMMER OF '42 (33, 44) Movie 1:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (33) Burke's Law (44) Wioht (AIIørv 8:30 (5) Flip Wilson (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2. 5. 44) Movie (6) Maude ft-0 (6, 8) News 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:5 (2) Daily Devotienat 7:00 (2. 1) Today (6) News (9) Bczo 7:30 (44) Heritage Of 'Operating Room 0 8: 00 (6) Captain Kangaroo j5y'5 Trail (9) 44 New ZOO Revue 8:30 (9) Mvie (44) Tennessee (9) Houston Vs. Carolina State (13) Movie (33) The Living Christmas Tree (44) Rock And Roll 20th Anniversa ry 9:30 (6) Rhoda (24) TBA ;0:oo (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center (5) Christmas With Oral Roberts (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) Felon y Squad (44) Lady Live-In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6, 5) News (24) LIlias, Yoga And You (33) The Baron (44) Dinah 14LEROY 1:00 (2) Jackpot ____ Neighborhood (33) Batman ' ("MW4OLE1 5pj (44) Mod Squad AFTERNOON ,u, A; 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Wesleyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, 9) N (13) Cable Journal , 14 s Wood ? S5SIlS, MSDAaUS0 PUS.? 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I I . I -. . • - ' , . . . Sl * L's. )•• '.aj'• - -. . .. T7?4! 1. '..a4 - - , a - . At a special meeting, trustees spurned a $202,000 bid by the Orlando agency that presently handles the policy for the h ospital. Instead, hospital officials bought a 1125,000 polIcy from a Jacksonvi ll e ru-rn a move which tr ustees feel will up the cos ts of hospital The Orlando agency, Herndon, Isles and Scott, provided this year's coverage for a bout $80,000, according to hospi ta l Administrator Robert Besserer. Board members Andrew C.arraway and Mrs. Sophie Shoemaker said higher rates will neccessitate an Increase In room rates, but neither knew or cared to speculate on the exact mmsnount. On January HOLIDAY LANDMARKS decoration displays. Mrs. .' daughter, Gina Gliuon, 5, admire Santa, his sleigh and reindeer on the lawn of her home at 135 Pinecrest Dri ve. Seda, of 2841 Gale Place, stands nest to a replica of a Puerto Rican postage stamp which shows the Three Wise Men at the Bethjehunlnn.Seda caned the figures from tracings of th e stamp which he made while IsIting In Puerto thea earlier this year. 1101 - "face an impossible situation. We can't buy th is po licy. We don 't have the money." Board members wert! also voncerned about i nsuring t he mselves against the possibility of lawsuits. Carraway felt each trustee could buy his own, but Mrs. Shoemaker disagreed. "if y are not going to pay for my insurance, I quit goodbye," she said. The policy the board purchased covers almost all employes as well as board members, — Earlier in the meeting Board Chairman John Evans said that based on the $202,000 figure submitted by Herndon Isles & Scctt, room rates would have to be raised by $3 a day. "The only practical way of carrying insurance for the hospita l Is for the clientele to pay," Evans noted. 13. . Trial On Multiple Charges - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff . A 17-year-old juvenile boy arrested In the case faces trial Th ursd'y and Friday before CrcuIi. Court Jud:e borniack J. SaUl in juvenile court at Sanford. Wilson, his wife and the juvenile were arrested Oct. 18, after sheriff 's investigators found pieces of a safe at Wilson's home, The safe was found near th e ho use in Pearl Lake. Th e money believed to have been in the safe hasn't been recovered , officers said. . , Place and her grand- B Hipresentves from th e Orlando firm cited, among other thin gs, the high number of lawsuits filed against hospitals as rationale for the soaring rates. Jess Chappal. an employe of Jones and Illil Ins urance Co., a Georgia firm, made Monday's presentation for the Jacksonville firm, which is Cowan I nsurance Co. Both Chappal and Besserer said Seminole Memorial's account will be hanifled out of Jacksonville. and cents, I don't see how the t could have made any other decision. "Evans said. He also predicted a rate increase is imminent. Before the hospital is all owed to up its room rates, It must first notify state officiala, which takes about 30 days At presen t, Besserer said, pa ti ents pay $55 a day for private rooms, $50 a day for semi-private and $45 a c.ay for a bed in a ard. 'Reverend' Wilson To Stand Sanford residents, Mrs. Wesley Place and Enrique Seda, made certain that their homes won't be missed by Old SL Nick when be arrives (g( with these Unsua? lawn tif - ncrP .,_. _. ns. ,_ - -16ig I, A self-styled Altamonte Springs ministe r is scheduled for trial at Sanf or d Jan. 13, on charges of robbery and tampering with a witness in the case. Circuit Court Judge Da vid U. Straw-n entered an innocent plea Monday at arraignment for Grant Wilson Jr., 47, of 583 East SH-436, Alta monte Springs, on th e wi tn ess tampering charge and set the case for trial the same week asehargesof robbery, use ofa firearm in commission a felony and aggravated assault faced by Wilson In the Oct. 11, theft of a sale containing a Midway family's life saving, reportedly $100,. Wilson Is in Seminole County Jam on $200,000 bond on the wi tn ess tamp-ring charge. He was arrested on th e new charge Friday af ter State Atty. Abbott Herring's offi ce said that a witness in th e robbery case, Mrs. Geor gia Peterson of Orlando, was told th at Wilson would kill her or have her killed if she testified against him in the Jan, 13, tr ial, Wilson's wife, Mary Lee Wilson, 38, is also charg ed In the sa fe theft case as a "robbery principal." I •$'• •• . - J - ' '.' :. . . ' . .. . . . - ,' . '!. _ '-• . , . .,' '''f a ,. . :f ' . :'''' . 91 4-j Nor th I,, F*tn plart ... I , I-, Gomililon Hillery, 71, his sister, Mary Brown, 66, and a friend, Roosevelt White, 68, were bound by four in truders who ransacked th eir home Oct. 11, in Midway, east of Sanf ord, and took an old safe. Wilson and his wife were originall y Jailed on $23,000 and $10,000 bonds respectively and bonded out sh or tly alter their arrests. Monday Wilson told J ud ge Straw-n his wife was negoti a ting wi th Sa nford attorney Roger Berry- to defend him on th e witness tampering charge. The court entered the innocen t plea and set the tr ial date, saying If Berry was retained and objected to the date he could petition the court for a delay. ' Two Semino e oun Em o es Sus ende De oted I y IyBlU..BEILEVIUE - L .- 1 Road Fore man at a salary Of Dick Williams, both men had an undetermined amount of Commission Chairman John Christmas Eve meeting water and sewer customers at prehensive about the donation Herald Staff Writer SM. Van Dusen's pay was cut been working on a private county time. Kinibrough and Commissioner Monda , commissioners ap. the park, agreed to dftd the which he thought would include from 19193 to $7904 and his driveway project . Truluck had "It's a serious offense," Harry Kwiatkowski bo th voted pr oved the transfer of cer- water am' sewer lines and the lift station for the system. Two employe5 of the status was rccluced from Trade reportedly supervised the work Williams said. "This rcally against the disciplinary action, tification of the Spring Ham. easement rights the to cOUW:' But Kiinbrough told him that Seminole county roads Foreman to Trzide Worker, for 45 minutes while he was on can't be tolerat ed where public favorin g instead the complete mock Mobile Home Park utility for inclusion in a planned the county didn't need the lift department were suspended Accordi ng to Commissioner county time, and Van Dsen money is involved in private dism issal of the men, syste m to the county. regional system. ced on six and Personnel Board Member had worked on the driveway for projects." Alen, lit an abbreviated peeiJht Paroa The firm which serves 80 Owner Fred Ward was ap(Continued Ou Page $.A mont a demoted, after the county Personnel Board found that they were working on a private contracting J ,b while on county time. Last night, the county commission upheld the Friday decision of the Personnel Board _________ - S S 17.52 - + - I By EL) l'RJCKETr lkraldStaff Writer -, own inimitable fashion. W YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. ,he or she will be a happy person, but must be ta ught early in life to be more alert to what is going on and know better what others are thinking. Teach to coin- to decisions without deli berating. The chart is fine for monetary and artistic success. Stars impel, th ey do not compel,"What you make of yo ur life is largely up to YOU! I Likely -. fRE['JJ7JE - . U realistic film he ever saw. "when i went to see it, m HOLLYWOOD NANA—For started 15 minutes latet Christmas spirit throughout the day. Express peace on earth and those wondering how Mort because of fog," writes Arnold. mooiIwfl1 towards oth ers and keep this in effect all through Green, who wrote the original Christmas Eve. Incidentally, these pictures story and C")pFOdUCed "Yes, are so big at the boxoffice that ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Think along more practical lines Virginia, There is a Santa next year you will see "Airport even where your personal aims are concerned. You can advance Claus," got Jack Lemmon's by listening to advice of experts. daughter to do the voice, Mort TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You are highly dynamic today says: "My lady is Billy Wilder's Writer Harry Craig has and can do much to please others. Engage in group affairs and secretary 30 1 was often on already written a first draft of express love, Dress In fine style. set of 'The Front Page,' One the screenplay. While I was in GEMINI (May 21 to J une 21) Showing more thought and day I met Jack's daughter in his Ubya,he told meUnJ vei-sal has room and was tm. plans for even more var consideration for others can bring the results you want, Enjoy a Of the "Airport" theme, mediately struck by her voice quiet evening with the one you love, You could almost call It the Her voice Is to children what MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Extending COm. "A ndy Hardy of the Skies." pliments to friends at this time can bring a warm response. At- Judy Hulliday's w- to adults. ,, wrote the script, I ____ ___________ tend the social In the early evening, gave ((to Jack for lila da ughter -----------LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Fine day to show your appreciation to read. Jack aizI, 'She won't do to associates and friendL Engage in your favorite CENTRAL FLOJUDAIS OLDIST charitable it. She doesn't want any part of work and add to your prestige. AND FINUT STC AX HOUSI showbusjne,u and we don't (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Talk over with others how to wanthertobeanactress advancein your line of endeavor. AnytgofaIofty nat ure fine "But he took the script to cultivate at this time, anyhow. A couple of days later LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Your intuitive percepti o ns are he called and said she was most accurate and you should follow th eir promptings In *I'5 all your copying the script in longhand li/i 1 1141 "bI affairs. Express love to others. but Jack was still Insistent she wouldn't do it. a most intelligent way. Reconcile with those who have opposed Hs*vy Western 1s1 "It's such a warm, friendly you in the past. Be logical, CImft.II.d to Paef.citoa script and Cour tney Liked it. it's $ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Listen to the views 01 the first thing she's ever done OOLDN SPOON AWARD associates and you can come to a fine wjderstandlng. DC and probably the last but she WINNER something thoughtful to those In need, has the perfect voice " CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Come to a better Un. derstanding with persons you like . Lend a helping hand to others. (N FIR FA INMIN F NIGH 7L V Show that you are a true humanitarian, 14 hiS L,nph9ht., Lnun,, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Do what should be done to. Writer Arnold Moisner says "... (is'etut make your home more charming and comfortable. Go to great C'.',($IS 1. I to .. . iengms LO please tamiiy and friends. PISCES(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 Take care of last-minute errands Highway in afternoon. Make w ChrLi Eve abap occasion inw — - 'I.. . - "Airport '75" Is the most By JAMES BACON The Herald Services I .. -s'-. - - — - IIa1 1ii iL S — . I . STARRING: Jason Robard.s Hardy KrUer . . •• , I I u suspended MacKay Truluck and Dale Van Dusen for two weeks without a salary. In addition, Truluck was demoted from Road Supervisor at annual $10,670 salary, to Some People Care Li . UVV /'.LL. 4J1 I Ul - _Z~a~_ -i ~ ~_.- 1I = .- ]=~_~____ — rut t' - . -. It (1LOltlA l)RtKd)S/ Herald Staff Writer welfare. 1 he SL$tt. klp isn't ith part of her first earnings enough, so goods keep coming was able to buy one gift for in...tokeepthefnmilygoing.. her old est son. _________________________ Christmas spirit' and to help make Christmas lie returned the gift to the Tha t's what this story is Christmas, store and gave the money back really about. For a marginal family one to his mother for the family. About a community that can that can't qualify for welfare An inmate will get to visit his Around thetlock lit care about a man his family but can't make it without help wife who will be hospitalized Bridge even if the man's in jail counseling and a Job for the over Christmas The family Ii q (alendar I cpe talh if the titan s In mother ftinily cttunselmrig n' kin nearby,, tt,, 1 Comas 413 jail' for Mom and troubled son with famili es h ave "adopted Crossword I'uzzie 'Santa" in these cases op the jAled father to help keep youngsters for Christmas Christmal cards — and pears in the forms of Chaplain $the family on an even keel ... a Dr. Lamb ................ check from an anonymous stamps were collected Editorial ..................4A James Bryan and his associate, Jordan, donor so this family can have earlier and distributed to ji... Horoscope .............. - _513 Chaplain Jerry It. "Christmas dinner with all the inmates by this volunteer trimmings" . . . another W network. as well as games I r Obituaries .................SA ministry" at Seminole County donation for gifts for the each of the cell blocks, candy I 2-3B Jail Th ey are part of the children Sports M aybe nt mudi for the irunats lndtt,idual ... OB national Good News Mission. Television . - . - - . when you have to buy for four (7hristmas services for each Their "helpers" are some 100 IOA Women's , '' L ' . .. L a whole 10 if you cell are silso p1wined. volunteers from local religious children, but It, WEATHER don't have anything," com. "We catne short of what we organ i za ti ons. ' Yesterday's High 73, low this ments Chaplain Bryan. wttlt hk to have done, but we One family, with more than a morning 51. Partly cloudy with "The family is an extremely are grateful for what we have,' only a slight chance of rain half dozen children, has been proud family . . . In a good said Chaplain Bryar. "At least through Thursday. High receiving clothing and food for sense," Chaplain Bryan says, we are showing that we care temperature today near 'I'S with sevzral weeks until red tape "It's no! tin welfare and is and I think that's important, tomorrow's low around 60. could be unsnarled and they trying to carry Its own weight." that they feel someone's concould receive fotxi tninps ond Details, page S.A. The mother got a Job, and cerneti," " fctcru - S and 1% S ' on 1 —36 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Oil *1 NEW YORK (AP) — The its share of compassion for the As fie points out, the medicine He did a docwnentary about NBC Television network Is tak. poverty, disease and the tribe for CB 20 ears ago, man "is tradition and tradition ing care of Christmas business alcoholism afflicting the and draws on it effectively a heals. That is the way of these tonight with "Scrooge," a won- Navajos, puts the emphasis on series of then-a nd-now studies people." derful 1970 movie musical ver• understanding how they sur- witholdand new film footage of It's a theme he keeps driving sion of Charles Dickens' "A vive in a while man's culture, the people and land he visited in home, not only in tracing e Christmas Carol." Be sure to The tide of the program sums 1954. Navajo history but also in de. watch it. But also make cer- it up: They survive because of scri bing, with a quietly conLain you stay tuned for NBC's the Navajo "way," a culturein s For instance, he recalls at the with actrolled anger, the Increasing ln. rt of the show — following show, "The Navajo which nothing is corn. ta trusion of white culture on that Way," a superb one-hour mood pirtmentalized, In which companying black-and-white of the Navajos. piece about the still-surviving, shearing a sheep requires Just footage — a Navajo baby boy who was dying of infant Nor thshield and his crew still-strong traditions and cul- as much "religious" ritual diarrhea, "the main killer of spent six weeks with the Nalure of America's largest In. burying a relative. y.ning .Navajo l:litn." aJu: 1linitig their rcurv;tWatt tribe 'their "way' primarily is extion near the Arizona-Utah burt The program, written and plaIrd through the lives of a The child was brought to narrated in a gentle, low-key Navajo family and Long Salt, Long .Salt, rituals and chants aer. manner by Robert "Shad" an 85-year-old medicine man, performed and "whatever They've come up with a show Northahield, is a far cry from And it Li consistently treated monster lived within the tiny of far more sensitivity than you those plightf.the-lndian with dignity and respect, no body, it apparently was slain by usually see on the tube. And essays which always seem to doubt because the show is as Long Salt's ministrations," they deserve many cheers, if exhibit more pity than under. much a homecoming for North Northahield n ot es as he shows too t an Emmy award, for the standing. shield as it Is a portrait of Na- current film of the boy, now a care t hey put into "The Navajo This show, while exhibiting vajo life. Way." strapping young man. Carroll Ri'ter's $dtvidJl rorecast for your sign for .Janutry is now ready. For your copy Send your birthda?e and $1 to Carroll Righter Fore-cast. Evening Herald. Bo* ofl. Hollywood, Calif. ,0071. -- 67th Year, No. 108—Tuesday, December 24, 1974 j I To Be Featured On NBC 838-3245 . J 't ________ ! i,e !CtNl ?3 Material bc r r- r r r- 2:00 Can't Now Showing N1A 2I Pr i'.IV'.l'1IPJ$ SUN.. MOP&. TUES. 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M c A rrr 465m.41b,td cooity of 13 L tie work 14 Rag t5Pvfly(Fr) l6Arn,s -Z Answer to Pr evious Puzzle A - t HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX M M= 'W ay' Of (9) All My Children (6) Concentration What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) MKeever And The Colonel (24) The Blue Chip Bathe (35) Star Trek :30 (2) Jeopardy What's My Line The Night Before Christmas (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Peter Loves Mary 8:00 (2, 811 Scrooge Gunsmoke (9) Rookies (13) Born Free (24) SpecIal ot The 9.20 News i:s (2) _______________________________________ Truth N avajo (44) Variety TONIGHT'STV __________ EVENING - r-' — index ,""P' - - ' \ %f i"' -s. \ t , ,. '4*'ii,t. - - — r" - - " ' - -. . -. - ',j "\,,. - — - ' '. . 4 - ._._.. - c - ,, T . - I ,.v It - . ,_ _. . - ~_,~__i~ ~ f... — F) P U ___ - ~ --. ____ ______ - F (L .''.- .' - '•I. _ r' lkk.. -%I- .. W, t- A'1 ,i',... . -- _10 - % . " I , - .1 . I __ . . .. : '-' \ 11 . ',. . . - - ! "- _. . L - BICYCLES A-PLENTY .4 - ii 's~ 1* - _ d QI. . .. t Many Sanford area youngsters will be getting new bicycles from Santa sometime lunig lt and let's hope they don't end up like these. Seminole Deputy Sheriff Clarence Braeckletn ileffl atd S'(t. A.J. ('alangelo look over the 100-plus bicycles, valued at alout $5,000, that have been recovered and . • .0 ' unc Imed by the Sherill's Department %Ine? last February. About 6-10 bikes are recovered each week with only about 24 rr'1aImed. Don't let that shiny new one under your tree tomorrow wind up at the Couiity Jail, too. �- C=====.--_ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________________________ Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974 I Port To Incease Oil Storage Capacity I By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer Is available at eight per cent interest, said the port was unable to limit," Hutchl,on told board mem• present he said his firm has its hands Say More President I.A. Black said money on the strength ofborrow. Inter. full Just getting an additIonal 10 !' ;we 11 Of the tank farm will increase national Oil and had been seeking Nonetheless board members storage tanks built and ready within I' the port's storage canacltv to 3*4 ril •i a. i.... •s...'t...iiz..... The Spmlnnl. rnintu p,.,. t.._ i awuca L 60 days of Jan. 1. unanimously agreed to enter into a Authority (SCOPA) has agreed to million gallons from its present 14 more than a year. ' contract with a Florida oil company to million and will add $50000 yearly to "We couldn't borrow on their chLson agreed to hold a meeting with health from its auditing I construct an additional 10 oIl storage the Port's revenues, Bill Royster said in his yearly audit strength but Say More got Corn Bank bank officials. tanks which will more than double the the port had a net revenue gain of Black and Port Administrator Jim to loan us the rnooney," Ryan said. Port's storage capacity. Ryan hope to ha ve Phase II finished The only hitch that might develop Is atoring petroleum products at the Last year, the port experienced The lease with Sav More Terminals within 60 days. The board approved a facility and said he already has the port Is not allowed to borrow port's lease Mondy night that will become that Inc., is depen&nt on the net loss of more than $180,000 in money at an Interest rate of eight pet. outict.s for the oil products in Seminole borrowing $175,000 from Corn Bank of effective before Jan. 1. revenue. But Royster said that was cent, according to the port's attorney, County. due to construction of a sewer and Casselberry. SCOPA has contacted Ryan said the port had a similar William Hutchison. He also said the firm may begin bank officials who advised th: water system as part of an agreement agrccnicnt with International Oil, but "i'm afraid that exceeds our legal packaging lubricants later, but at with Lake Monroe Utility Inc. 1. .KINflON IN BRIEF SAN JUAN, P.R. tAPi Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller are expected to vacation this week at a Rockefeller-owned property cast of here. Th e date of th e arrival of the long-time friends has not been announced, but it was believed they may arrive wi th their wives on Thursday. Kissinger spent a Labor flay vacation In the Cari ben th is year at a home on Lauren ce Rockefell er's Caned Bay plantation on th e island of St. John in th e Virgin Islands. - NEW YORK (AP) Former President Richard M. Nixon has paid th e state of New York $11,544.17 in ta xes, penal ties and interest owed from the 1969 sale of his Fifth Avenue co-op. The Tax t ii ssit;a Sa d 1'nd..iy that lull payi u&nt (if Nixon's delinquent,state lazes was received Dec. 17 and that "we found no eviden ce of fraud or criminal negligence on th e part of former President Nixon . La st April. th e Congressional Joint Committee on Internal Revenue asserted that Nixon was ineligible to claim a $142, 192 capital gain on th e sale of th e apartment because he had reinvested profits from the sale in his San Clemente, Calif., esta te. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Retired Ch ief of Naval Operations Elmo Zumwalt Jr. says he has no firm plans to run as a Dem ocrat against Sen. William I.. Scott, fl-Va., in 1978. The possible plan to enter V ir ginia politics was reported in an article Sunday by columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak. "I am interested in some future public service, but I have made no decision as to what f orm th at might take," said Zumwalt in an interview at his Falls Church, Va., home. — WAShINGTON (AP) The Council Director Albert Rees Rees said he was pleased by was smaller than U.S. Steel's Ford administration has ob. had met Friday wi th U.S. Steel the rollback and said "We hope origInal hike "because our tamed a partial rollba ck of U.S. Chairman E.B. Speer to hear that Bethlehem St eel Corp., and iwiees were generally higher Steel's recent price rise and the company's explanation for C F & I Corp., which have because of increases we had now is questioning an Increase the increase, already announ ced price in- made last September and Octo. by the No. 2 steel company. Speer said the decision to creases, will reconsider these her." U.S. Steel Corp., responding modify the Dec. 16 price in- recently announced price The new prices mainly affect Into President Ford's criticism of crease came after that meet- creases in the steel used to frame sky. the light of the u.s. the price increase as in. ing. The company also pledged Steel Corp. action of today." scrapers and bridges, carbon flatlonary, on Monday trimmed to try to hold prices stable for The price council sent to steel plates used for machinery, the rise by a bout per cent. the next six months. Bethlehem Steel a telegram railroad products, pipe and tin U.S. Steel last week had said it "U.S. Steel is taking this ac- similar to others sent last week mill products. was boosting prices 4.7 per lion because of its sincere de- to U.S. Steel and C F & j They do not affect steel that cent, but the Industry leader sire to aid the nation in Its fight gently requesting justification goes into the manufact ure of said Monday it would reduce against double-digit inflation," for the price Increase, automobiles, appliances and the price hike to around 4 per Speer said. Bethle he m said its increase other consumer goods. rent. Shortly bef ore U.S. Steel's announcement, its biggest cornpetitor, Bethlehem Steel Corp., said It was raising its prices about 2Li per cent to "bring them in line with the cornpetition." Later, WheelIng-Pittsburgh Steel Corp., the ninth largest, said it was hiking prIces 5.5 r WASHINGTON (AP) The ject to the 1972 decisIon and that of the late President Dwight D. cent on about one-sixth of its Supreme Court, ruling that the ca se could be decided on Eisenhower in commuting a product line. Congress may not restrict the that basIs death sentence to life imprison. After U.& Steel's announce- presidential power to grant The question came up in a ment with no chance for parole. ment, Ford said In Vail Cob., "I pardons, has decli ned to say case in which th e court ruled am pleased wi th the work that w he ther its 1972 decision strlk- Monday that The de fendant, Army Master the president's was done by the Council on ing down death penalty laws power to Maurice Schick, had been Sgt grant pardons and Wage and Price Stability and applies to the military, co nvict ed of killing an eight. commute sentences the at ti tude of US. Steel in Three dissenting justices ar- restricted by Co ress. not be year-old girl while sta tioned in making this rollback." in l94. gued that the military was subThe justi ces upheld the action Ja His attorneys argued-among other things, that the dea th 'penalty decision wiped out the c"How par", ucatto ,a life term subject to parole then became the only legal sen tence. 1 - - . - CIA 'Spy Boss' Quits In Hass l e - WASHINGTON (API — S&Z Vvy Of rune"can duzaLs uy Angleton,57 and a veteran of derstood that Angleton's public file" on columnist Jack Ander. James Angleton, named in pub. the he doesn't lished reports as overseer of al- anyCIA suchand survey exists." know If 31 years In the Intelligence identification had been a factor son. field, said he would leave the in the resignation. A source within the CIA conkgediIkPId0me31IcsPYingbY But later. administration agency at the end of the month. the CIA, today told Tlhe A3- sources source, familiar with firmed the existence of such a disclosed that Angleton said he was resigning sociated PreU he has rtsigned Kissinger had seen one CIA not because he felt he was guil- domtstic counterintelligence file and said It had been main. ashead c1the agency'icounL. documentreferringtoactivftles ty of any wrongdoing operations, said that tM FBI tained by the United States In. iidelligence operations. but b e- dIdnotknowaboutany(.cIo. tellIgence Board,-an interInside the United States by cause of what he said were the Angleton's resignation be- American mestic spying and that former agency panel whose members cfti',ens or interests of the agency. came known after President organizations, They said, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover include the heads of the governThe New York Times had reFord ordered Secretary of State however, that It was phil. ported that he headed a domes- had been adamant that CIA not meet's various intelligence Herwy A. Kissinger to get a re- osophical and did not reflect the tic spying operation durhig the approach anyone at all in this services. port from the CIA "within a results of any surveillance. country. The board, whose responsi. WASHINGTON (AP) At- jury on behalf of his client, for. through his closing argument matter of days" on the allep- These sourm3 said a CIA sur- INixon years that kept files on law bilities inoclude developing InThe CIA is prohibited by 0,000 American citizens and . tention at the Watergate cover- mer N i10n aide John D. Eh. before the trial adjorned until lions of domestic spying. Three vey entitled "Restless Youth" perform trom conducting intelligence or telligence estimates and prior- up trial again is focused on the •rllchman. ed break-ins and s congressional committee chair- crowed Kissinger's desk at the Thursday for the Christmas revelilance in the United Stase& counterintelligence operations itles and overseeing iecurfty, absence of Richard M. Nixon as Frates recall ed that pr os e. Cess. The case is expected to go men also announced Monday National Security Council In compiled a dossier on Anderson defendant or witness in That A well Informed source said within the case cutor James that they, would Laimch separate March. 1969. Ilie d F. Neal had liken- to the jury Friday or Saturday, after publicaLlon of classified y escribed it the ~eslgnatlon had been ar. the FBI'tt req*nsibility. intigaUons of the matter as a gene, philosophical that drove him from the ed the five cover-up defendants After On jury was sent out of documents in his s dis- ranged late yndicated pre3ItIcy. t week in a to members of an orchestra, the room, Neal said he thought Documents obtained by Sen cohnnn had blown the cover of when Congress returns next cussion of the youth movemetit meeting between Angl u, District Judge John J. saying that while some may Frates should explain how far etm and Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., CIA agents abroad, the source Sirica year. gated M abroad with references to the CIA director William E. Colby. during his inquiry Into onda 1, play far less than othcrs, all are he Intended to carry the orches Meantime, a spokesman for attitudes Of American students the CIA's said. Cathy also was said to f eel that ment on the pardon granted essential parts. of the total Ira leader theme. Kisminger said Monday that the arod youth in the United States Angleton possible involvement in Two sources said Angleton Nixon by President Ford but orchestration. was wit involved in w 'mi r.vr "I too k him to mean tJ' 1!J man 'Y was questioned by the Water- then restrained himself. il1c.ilati-it-s It as un- ences (to) Frates picked up Neal's anal. with the baton was Richard apparent CIA gate Special Prosecutor's office. "it's too bad well, I better ogy and carried It a step fur- Nixon," said the prosecutor, not say what I'm thinking," ther: "Everyone knows who he said the judge after the jury had "Ladies and Gentlemen, mean t when he said the conbeensentfromthecot-troomto we're missing one person here, ductor or the head of the orbegin a two-day Christmas the orchestra leader, that's who chestra wasn't here," said Sirecess. The Jurors will do some we're missing in this ease," rica, "I've alrtady ruled he lsst-minute Christmas shopFrates and his client have re- doesn't have to appear because By ED PRICKET1' up a Sanford service station reported today. when a man, his lace concealed someone broke into a residence ping today and spend tonight peatedly charged that Nixon of the doctors' report" that said Ut-rain Staff Writer late Monday night and made off Police said attendant Hoyt by a stocking and a ski mask, at 115 Red Cedar Dr. in and Christmas Day with their misled Ehrllchman about Wa- Nixon was too Ill to testify bewith $150 of the attendant's and Long had just finished with a crept around the side of the Longwood and stole $90 worth of farniles in a hotel banquet room tergate. fore the trial Is expected to end. A shotgun toting baodit held the station's money, police customer shortly after 8 p.m. Dixie Bay Oil Co., 132o W. lit St. alcohol, under the watchful eye of 27 During his argument to the Then the judge asked If it was marshals. jury, Frates kept referring to the defendant's position that "Put the money from the Jerry Wench, 30, who lives at The issue of the Nixon pardon the orchestra leader, without they should be acquitted cash register and your pockets the home, re ported no other came up during William S. ever naming him, because Nixon was not going to Into this bag," the robber told damages or items stolen other Frates' closing argument to the Frates got only part way testify. than the beverages. The In"I can't answer yes or no," in Sanford, ciert to place Monday. r!Icd F'rates. Sirlca said he didn't think it Thieves also broke into a Sanford police sa id Long made any difference. None of grocery store at 507 E. 7th St in desrribetl the man Sanford and stole a safe conthe defendants had to obey Nixearly 20s, wearing a faded pink ° If he told them to cover up sm:i cap. Th e robber was taming $175, police reported. Poli Watergate, ce said the bandits apsaid the Judge. It wi ll be work as ur.t for shift celebr described as slight of build. ates in the early "They went into it with their The school administration parently gained entrance Police are search.'ng for Semj.,ole County's police and morning and the ran working office on Commercial A eyes open," he said. "They're through the air condi tioning ve nue robber. fire personnel and hospital days sees his children nrn --ti, r cmos over nuci. tiniy i. )O11)e of them are law. LHC sale was unrmstmas Eve, stolen , enhpJnvos en Chrictyn CASSELBEItRY -i 'tr I A high- south ti 1_'t I th) felt I ,'iUfl I iTT'. • I " icar s .,c1 \t.ai- iI)d hunmtie. adapt work and they A lirge German Shepherd SI).d chase resul ted In the lanes of heavily-traveled U.S. all ceietirate Year s Day. to the situation. leaped against They are charged w' arrest Monday afternoon of a Highway 17-92 in Maitland. an together $249 In typewriting and fie comes home "Most women who m.arry in the evening," woman riding a bicycle along adding machines were reported 19-year-old man in connection spiring to obatrtct the Investi. Casselberry. Altamonte Carlton Eugene Levi 36 nddirp iJtk.rt riA f;.IL.I..._. i'-s ....j •,rt_._ Pe,hi,,.I i..._ i,.a, IIhUh,diifrIn,1I .tL__ _t.____ 1VIIA .J L tH,a_. L5 uuuii uici-a UI Ine missing ,junnson g,, laIonvl1ie, was flULC1Jt nreaneniugan aea that in his " onaay from h 1 onie. ClOSed are awm Of 0 * apprehanded by Maitland In, department be attempts to Plumbing and Heating, ivi L ! Vgak uvar IIUIQ1IW wu turn auegeoiy broke into police and a bystander as he -5 JOD3,' make up tie lost mjtwies to ncr leg, police said. Sanford Ave., police reported. N Longwood Police Chief Tom men wi th the George Guarent home, 041 fled through the bum per-toa day off later. Bandits Aisted a kitchen door Crystal Bowl Circle, taking Mrs. Anna Reed, Bennigan said, noting he had P.O. Box a bumper traffic and across a The cities and county Sanford and Lake Mary City 1034, Sanford, was pedaling window at a Sanford home, stereo and television set and parking one period in his life in law go1'crnj- en in and 9w school Hails ckiisci at no'in Gu-istmas lot, A second sus pect front of 605 Palmetto Ave. unlocked four locks on the door then fled In a late model silver escaped. Ord"rePtnPi"t wIV, he worked board office have 6oclasi;jg -t '_ ` vv- all day CbriMm" and Monday When the incident before making off with W in Mustang. tth New Year's and Christmas days for the holidays. Approxi,mately SM damage New Yea,'s Day, In addition, occurred. cash, a bottle of cognac and a days for 11 straight years. The A babysitter next door was done to the t,e1 Iii? courthouse, and the lake Mary City Hall will close Mustang w hen stereo valued at $165, according alerted the police, according Thomas Freeman, police "The family adapts," Hen- Oviedo to the Casseiherry police swerved City Hall are closed at noon New Year's Eve. No charges were filed in the to police. nigan snd. "If a man Is Officer Toll) O'Connor , into it and Maitland poli ce unit todas-, Christmas and New Lngood City Hall chsed at ttolman John Foster said O'Connor spotted the suspect incident, blocked it according to work~ing the 401 311ift, the Yegrg Day. The courty con). 2 p.m., today and will be closed Will;2M Bush, $4, &ild the car on State Road 436 and a C&sselberry poUce. family celebrates before he mission will bold its regular t'hristjnas and New Year's, Mrs. Reed's legs were bandits entered his home goes to bed the next morning, meeting on Dec. 30 rather than high-speed chase ensued down O'Connor also said the acmorthng bruised, police reports noted. Monday and stole the Items to Acting City Clerk The man working the afternoon Lake Howell Branch Road, and Mustang and lk'n.ce tags were 31. herifrs deputies reported which belonged to his children, onto Horatio Ave., Elise 011111. and thcn .stolen, Covermu Case Back To Nixon 'S Absence 4 I r , i I I - . .----- P 'i" ,-. __ - ____ .'-.' " ( . " ~L - -- - - - --- ---- - - -- . -' After Long, Fast Chase 1 , - ly . . - - - - - — — ----( __ ____ . - _______ _____ cause the Arab.i Moslem and Christian respect Christmas. No Arab in this area would ever do anything to spoil Christmas. "It is very quiet here and there is no need for all these precautions. I assure the people who come to Bethlehem that they will be completely sife.'' But an aide of Premier Yitzhak Rabin said while it was customary for the Arabs to suspend hostilities during the Christmas season, and its branches have decided to step up their terrorist activity." jz~ * — — m: map pinpoints troubled spots in the Mid'East as pilgrims from all over the or!d being their Christmas journey Into the Holy land. Israeli troops will guard their way this year In the tightest security since the Six Days War in 1961 to an effort to halt Arab terriorists from marring the holiday season. I ". .! - ' ..• •.-• r. ,.. . - ,,, ' 9_--=-' - - - . •-.. . --- - - - - --- -r-- -- - -- - - - - -=- -- ________ ---- , -. ; - U. C Rejoice in the holiday spirit I Wikiig RU 05 Ike Cili3elta 05 Lake ka*q A 9e96 u Wd Pa5peuu Midag Seoes*. Si*uulq - Ciuncflman Elect . Seat No. 3 -. "4R1STA , "$ ' f - ,L_t _______ _____ _______ " . / ___ L /' 1 ' e - .-. - -;- --- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - -- - -- - -- -- - - -------- -- W vvy . V#-Y -, W '~ - •- - -. A: '' . , . : ' ERRY - Flickering candlelight, . . the season be \ abloom u'itb peace and lore for all. W'e appreciate your generous support. • - a '- of dear ones make the holiday, bright. We hope - - to continue serving you in the future. Repairs Sanford Airport - --- 4 C 0 om Coggins Appliance - , \c,ay - ocent of Christmas greens.., the nearness - - , ~ 'v.1, ' TduwI\ 0 4 ef F"ONVtA3 6 .-- .. . - 'A — ' ,, ~q ___ , ' - --- ---- -- ------ -- -:v In proclaiming the 1975 Holy Year, Pope Paul said earlier he hoped it would lead to spiritual renewal in men, reconciliation HWY. it 97 at s ponus U,NGW000 Service 9 . ountry LINCOLN MERCURY PH. U) 1554 W. umsi. A.J. Adcock and Family Ph, fl3.1SSS -- -- ------------,- . -- - - - -- - ---- -------- - v - - - - - -- _ - - M - ~k '" — / isuciay -r .. - __ '' Theft Suspect Caught , ,, nn,I - hotgun' Bandit Hits Gas Station - - world "floundering on the edge of the abyss." among th em, and within his own church an end to dissidence and He cited the violence In Northern Ireland, Vietnam and the the challenges k dogma. MIMI. FiiI .l.....ir t £L. 'I-I--- -' v J..-' "i we noiy ianu w mis is i'ape raurs seconi close tnvc.lvemenl In Holy Year Christianity, Judaism and Islam. i'bservances. In 1950, as the Vatican's Substitute Secretary of State, he helped prepare Pope Pius XII's mid-century Holy Year "How much we desire that Jerusalem, Instead of being the that drew 1.5 million pilgrims. object of continuing strIfe, may become the crossroads of a Ira. The Vatican estimates this time about 2 millIon will visit Rome. ternal encounter of all th ose who believe in one God and th e Th e first Jubilee Holy Year was held in 1300 by Pope Boniface symbol of peace for the peoples of the 11oiy Land and all the VIII. who stipulated they should take place every l00years. pzvples of the Middle Fast," the pontiff said. - — . - Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-3A — - r'-" - — - ur. - 77 -,----'.-.- Reconciliation Bid SAIGON, South Vietnam That's what I'm doing I'm American volunteers who help and had a lot of children," she Three mont hs ago, Ca- living in hope for these chil- the Indian f ou nder of the chit. said. "They left their children rob Thiessen left her husband dten," she said. dren's fund, Victor Srinlvasan, here and these in particular. a nd three teen-age children in Mrs. Thiessen helped organ- run the two homes. Contribu"I feel useful being here even Kansas to do something for ize a Christmas party for more lions supply the money, and though I miss the family. When South Vietnam's orphans. than 350 orphans at the two Sal- most of them come from the I left, my children said, 'Well, This Christmas, her first gon homes run by the Vietnam- United States. Mom's doing her own thing," away from home, finds Mrs. ese-American Children's Fund. The other volunteer is James She said she would like to stay Thiessen In a Saigon orphan. She directed a group of the 3-to Brosdus of Easton, Pa., who age, playing "Aunt Carol" to 5-year-olds in a Nativity Scene, spent two years in Vietnam as in South Vietnam indefinitely and hopes to renew her oneabout 80 abandoned children of ContribuUor poured in to an Infantryman and military year contract when it expires in anonymous GI fathers, brighten w ha t for many of the poli ceman from 1970 to 1972. LONDON (All) another nine months. And she The Christmas gold rush subsided The 34-year-old former children was their Introduction today alter the price of the precious metal hit record highs Mrs. Thiessen said she was talks of bringing her 38-year-old house wi fe supervises 80 or- to Christmas. An Ice cream inspired by the work of Dr. Tom in European markets Monday. husband over when he retires ph ranging In age from company gave them a discount. Dooley The pice was fixed for morning trading on the London in Laos and by Pearl from the Army in another two Infancy to 5 years In a rambling The press corps provided a Buck's work on behalf of market at $192.25 an ounce, 75 cents below Monday's years. lie Is stationed at Fort house known as Hope One. Santa Claus. Bags of toys came illegitimate Korean children Leavenworth, Kan. afternoon fixing and $2.25 below Monday's peak trading "I went W a reception once from employes of the local Cen. abandoned by their GI fathers. quotation. The market closed for Christmas after only two The family back at Oil Pot. and was introduced as 'the tral Intelligence Agency office. She also had the opportunity for hours of lackluster trading with the price unchanged. towatornie St., Leavenworth, woman who lives in Hope.' Mrs. Thiessen is one of two first-hand experience when she includes Teresa, 18; Brenda, accompanied her husband, Sgt. 17; Jodi, 16, and Brenda's Maj. Richard C. Thiessen, on a husband, Joseph Brune. Mrs. 10mw of Army duty in Okinawa Thiessen's parents, Mr. and inarly1's. Mrs.CharlesE,MaxwelJlj%.e By DONNA ESTFS " These fellas came over here in Seattle, Wash. the construction, said the lot or veto the ordinances and Council accepted a report Herald mall writer was too small for the 2,6DO tender a written veto message from Consulting Engineer A.E. square foot building and that to council. Vetoes can be O'Neall and Associates on the I.ONGWOOD City council planned parking would be overridden by a simple streets In Columbus Harbor last night reaffirmed its inadequate, majority, subdivision, but withheld acdecislrhl to approve conCrannell had told council a struction of the planned $90,000 five foot setback variance Ordinances adopted by ceptance of the streets in the development which would of the old facility on Church at building on the site. South they have not been signed by require the city within on year to maintain them. Wilma Street, virtually Seminole citizens who need the mayor include: Council also: , ignoring a recommendation of health department services The annexation of the Turned down for the " the city's historic commission, have been traveling to Sanford Stolte property north of SR 427 second time In two weeks a Council Chairman Don and Oviedo health department with industrial and commercial request from an insurance Schreiner announced Mayor- offices since the old Longwood zoning, the Stolle property on company that city employes be elect James R. Lormann, upon clinic was closed on city council Seminola Boulevard and both permitted to purchase cancer assuming the duties of his office orders Oct. 1, i973. Seminole Boulevard and a Insurance on a payroll Jan. 6, will immediately sign that time planned to "s-: portion of SR 427 right of way; deduction plan. Council said it formal lease documents with structure for expanded city an electrical code, an does not wish to become Inthe -Seminole County Corn. office space. emergency parking ban on volved in further payroll mission to allow construction to Lqrmann said last night that Seminola Boulevard, par- deductions because of begin. while major revision cannot he ticularly near the Sanford- bookkeeping costs. G Philip A. annell, of Sch. made in the medical building Orlando Kennel Club (dog Adopted the Seminole County [wrsonnel policy with chitects of Winter Park, In. co ns truction costs, inexpensi ve restrictions; co rrection of a modifications effective Imdicated last week the free clinic items suCh as a "Victorian legal description ('I annexed nediately and set new city ball for Seminole County residents style" fence may be included. church property on Seminola office hours for 8 ami. to 5 p.m. is planned to open in June. Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Boulevard and sign and Monday tlrough Friday The The historic commission Jr., reported that Mayor billboard restrictions, beginning Jan. 2. with the proposed Eugene Jaques will take action building's exterior design, next Monday on eight or sa ying it was not In keeping dinances adopted in recent with the downtown section's months by city council. Julian historic theme, and criticized said Jaques, in a telephone the plan to remove oak trees for conversation, said he will sign Clinic Site Gains Council Approval • — It' s 'Work As Usual For P Firemen - - may . - dfcir Gold Rush Subsides ' - ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) The Ethiopian government announced today that four civilians have been killed and 41 injured by explosions in Asmara, capital of Eritrea province, where Moslem rebels have been fighting intermittently for 12 years. Most of the casualties were caused by two hand grenades thrown into crowded bars, the announcement said, Sources in Asmara said heavy machinegun fire and more explosions were heard Sunday night and Monday nI(cnlng, mainly around the headquarters of the d Di visio,i and the governorgeneral 's palace, — 0 -r...-.-- -4._-. -_-.-- - _,_&--•,_ Aunt Carol ' Gves Hop e i T() Vie tn arii s ()r,cili ans Explosions Kill Four 0 - Open - 0 . — - -:;' I =— BETHLEHEM, Occupied side the Church of the Nativity, her of tourists and were not Jordan (AP) Church bells, built by the Crusaders on the necessary. prayers and tight security site which tradition says was Security has been tight every marked Christmas Eve today in the location of the manger In Christmas since Israel capthe birthplace of Christ as which Jesus was born, tured Arab Bethlehem from Israeli troops checked every Jordan in the 1967 war. But It A dozen bright-colored search person entering the town in an was intensified this year after a co w'h P1 effort to prevent Arab booths, grenade attack Sunday In East tic shower curtains, stood nearterrorism, alemwounded a girl in a in iii! garden of the Palace Jerus the army put up roadblocks an. party of Florida Baptists and a on every route into hilltop Beth- Hotel for worshipers at the warning from the Palestine lehem and from 6:30 am. today nual midnight mass to be Liberation Organization that un til S a.m. Chr istmas morning checked for guns or explosives, more tourists might be atwas admitting only pilgrims The Arab mayor of Bethle- Lacked. and tourists carrying passes hem and local Arab merchants Mayor Elias Freij, a Jordafrom the Israeli government, complained that the security nian citizen, said the guerrilla Armed soldiers patrolled out. precauticns reduced the Ytum- threat was meaningless "be- BEIRUT, Lebanon (API-- Three Arab armies were tht 'krt today to repel L'-raeli ;uacks as Moslems lxgan celebrating their holiest days of the year. Al Adha, the four-day Feast of the Sacrifice ending the islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, coincided with the Chris tmas celebration west of th e Jordan river in Bethlehem. Israeli troops put an unusually tight security net around the town where Christ was born in an attempt to prevent attacks by Palestinian terrorists. Meanwhile, Israeli jets shrieked over south Lebanon and broke the sound barrier over Beirut. Lebanese Premier Rashid Solh put the armed forces and other security units on the alert to repel invaders. But an. tiaircraft gunners around Beirut did not shoot at the Israeli jets high overhead. 9 • - Limitation By Congress - - '1 _-_•_ -;4_,. --" -•-- Guns Frame Pilarim's Hnlidriv Visit wounded in the fighting before dawn In Ban Ilouci SziI nn th hr,rilg,.. w4tI. - - ----lUl Thailand. But an American Embassy official said no Westerners we.? reported hurt. The local representative of the U.S. Agency for International Development, John Huxtable, was reported confined to his house hr the rebels but was unharmed S UI Rejects Pardon TACOMA. Wash. (AP)—Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., will spend Ch ristmas at Madigan Army Med ical Center where he is recovering from a kidney stone operation. A spokesman at the center said Jackson is progressing satisfactorily following the opera tion last Friday. Doct ors said they had to remove part of the kidney to get to the stone. Jackson is expected to announce formally next month that he Is a candidate for the 3976 Democra tic presidential nomina tion. . Arabs Stage Alert . Jackson Recovering ass in the basilica will be carried by televi don In 45 nations. The Holy I)oor, walled up for the 25 years between Holy Years, was dismantled brick by brick last week, leaving only an outside layer for the Pope's hammer to strike three times. Then from inside, ropes will be used to pull the door down. In his annual Christmas add.-ess to the College of Cardinals ionday, Pope Paul said the beginning of the Holy Year finds the Royal Lao Army soldiers shot their way into a provinciaI capital in northwestern Laos today and took over the town for the second time in less than three mon ths after cxchanging fire for more than an hour with loyal troops, military sources said. 4 Ford Wins limCu In Steel Priceise R — Zumwalt Denies Bid Laos City In Attack - Nixon Pays Taxes _•. - J w - Set Island Visit ,___ VATICAN CITY tAP) Pope Paul VI strikes a silver hammer th e Holy Door of St. Peter's Basilica shortly before midnight tonight to open a Holy Year dedicated to reconciliation within the Roman Catholic Church and throughout the world on , Kissinger, Rocky C Pope Ready To BRIEF IN - - - -• Evening Herald, Sanford, FL WORLD 4 -- :.---T , -.- - -_ 1, j 1' - ' - ____ �- ------ ]j[•J S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Eveniong lleiald 0 Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-4A — - - - -0 ___ I - __~~ i Job'Planned On Fahad' WASHINGTON It was supposed to be photograph of Prince Fahad on the cover. An according to the draft, just as It "put together the in the past, would distribute an exhibit of 50 to 100 strictly confidential, but we have obtained the accompanying article praised the Saudis but Sept. 8th Issue.. featuring Prince Fahad." The photos of Saudi Arabia. Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; draft of an amazing $7.7 million proposal to use softpeddled their staggering high oil prices, proposal adds meaningfully: "Therefore, we The section was rewritten and the whole Year, 128.40. By Mall: In Florida same as horn delivery. All U.S publications, TV shows, colleges and even But Mason's million plan to create a would be In lull control of the editorial material presentation conveyed privately to the Saudi $1.7 other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months. $1620; 12 Mantha, 132.40. the opera to glorify Saudi Arabia's royal family. b etter image for fierce old King Faisal and his so that it would comply with His Majesty's royal household a few weeks ago by Mason and is A laudatory article, featuring Prince Fahad, family goes far beyond a few pleasant magazine wishes." publicity director for the project, Pat Kery. The already has been pLanted in the respected articles. The — Three Saudi princes, a sheikh and a Saudi "Saudi Arabian Public Relations Saudis are considering it along with similar Family Weekly, which appears a., a Sunday Program 1q75," as M ason's proposal is ti oil official would make a "gala" tour of the proposals from other American entrepreneurs. supplement in more than 300 newspapers. would Include these projects: United States. To hustle them from one soiree to i Reached by my associate Les Whitten, Mason The $7.7 million puff job is being pushed by The Saudis would bestow $1 million on a Use next, "Mr. Raymond K. Mason's private confirmed that Ids promotion scheme had been Raymond Mason, the dynamic head of a billion- new production of the Metropolitan Opera's plane will be available." The Arabs would travel submitted to the Saudi royal family. Feelers had dollar American oil conglcnierate known as the "Aids," a classic abut the romance, in $200-a-day limousines, stay culture and at $300-a-night gone out, he said, to the Smithsonian, Charter Corp. He has been jetting to the Middle slghtly murderous hotel suites and dine on 120Q-a..day ri,als. Mason Metropolitan tendencies of old Egypt. Opera and Princeton. He would East In his private plane to visit King Faisal and "Prince Saad should visit New York City believes he could get them on the nation's most make sure and that the magazine In which the Saudi res other Saudi princes in quest of profitable oil announce The recent meeting of the North Atlantic the funding," the confidential draft p tigious TV shows, includin g "Today," stories were 'placed," he added, would not be dcals. "Tonight" ant! "Face the Nation," proposes. 'FrcLv Organization in Brussels served as ones In which he has a financial interest. They would be enterta ined by oil cornThe conglomerate's pro"depend heavily reminder that detente is a diplomatic term, not a — King Faisal would ante up another As for the Family Weekly article, Mason said $4 panics, shipping lines, bankers, college upon Mason's personal ties with the Saudi royal million for four professorships "to military one. The policy of relaxing tension which promote presidents, opera divas, mayars editors and agreeably: "There's no conflict of interest in family. He is In a position to shower them with understanding between the peoples the Soviet Union is pursuing on the diplomatic front of Saudi socfaPtes — all to be rounded up by Mason. A trying to be friends with friends." At Downe favorable publicity. For he owns 10 per cent of Arabia and the United States." The money would t79 (iii .. . "VU -. has had nnthinci tn a'ln avrn. .wwu vim IS UILCU w pubucue tw (,ynm,,n5g',,flr,n.# I1 flnuy another 28 per go to Princeton, Massachusetts Institute of tour. 11 the Soviet-direct ed Warsaw Pact, and interest in getting the Saudi article published but cent) in Downe Communications, which controls Technology, Milwaukee School of Engineering it is those A $279,500 supplement for Time magazine said: "We are nobody's house organ." policies that have everyth ing to do wi th NATO. Family Weekly, American Home and Ladles' and Colorado School of Mines, would be prepared . Mason would also pay for Footnote: In the interest of full disclosure, I The mili tary build-up in Eastern Europe has Home Journal, plus a string of radio stations. —I1Saudj5w ,Jd3heU out $l6 million fora pu blishing a large book on Saudi Arabia, In should mention th at I am Washington editor of now reached the point where West German Foreign Mason personally telephoned the Downe 16-page supplement, which would te distributed addition, a $191,WO documentary rilm would be Parade magazine, a competitor of Family Communicati ons' chairman, Ed Downe, to in 19 newspapers. It would feature Minister Georg Leber is warning that the Warsaw Faisal on the produced for "high schools, colleges, movie Weekly. I have tried, however, to present the a Saudi story for Family Weekly. Not cover in Pact is nearing outright supericti-ity in conventional glowing color and would put "emphasis theaters and television," facts about Family Weekly carefull y and ob. long afterward, the Sept. 8 Issue of the Sunday on his Impressive sphere of Influence." Family weapons on th e European continent, — The Smithsonian Institution, which despite jeciively. in fairness, It should also be stated that supplement featured a handsome color Weekly would prepare and print the supplement, This state of affairs finds th e NATO countries Its prestige has been used for political purposes the Saudi royal family is strongly pro-American. hip-deep in political, economic and energy problems making it diffi cult enough to sustain th e present strength of NATO without considering the ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director TAI.l.AIIAS.SEE, Fla. AP) — More than 1.5 million !"urlsts are in Florida for the holiday season, state tourism officials say. "The tourism volume this Christmas will be equal to or better than Christmas of 1972, a banner year for tourism in the Sunshine State," Land o n Haynes, research director in the Tourism Division, predicted Monday. Ilaynes said he based his tourist estimate on traffic counhi. Traffic was so heavy on Interstate Highways 95 and 75 last weekend that the Florida Highway Patrol had to direct autos to alternate routes, he said. . NATO Coun tr es - In Hip-Deep Trouble Sticks To His Colors JACKSON VlI.LE, Fla. (AP) In honor of the Florida a Jacksonville official painted his tfIire rant' nd blue. But Use Ut)' says it has to go back to pea green and battleship gray. Robert Reilly, of the Jacksonville Area Planning Board staff, bought 135 worth ('I paint from his own pocket and repainted his office with the help of some friends, But Jack Traylor, director of Jacksonville central - - .. - says a city crew will be along shortly office, DON OAKLEY their closely, and it is a symptom of the times that NATO is compelled to reaffirm the principle that brought the alliance into being in the first place. The current competition bet*eeri the U.S. and French aero-space industries to sell NATO members a new fighter plane is good in o'le' — Inflation and the energy c!isis have put a great ihwm, r .t.. ua we '..uuimon iiarxec and on the economic bridges between the United States and Western Europe. National interests come to the fore in draes of economic uncertainty. Isolationism feeds on business recessiot . The NATO alliance cannot let these forces pull its members apart and lead to wasteful use of defense resources if it is going to,go on maintaUng an effectiveshicld against the firepower being massed on the other side of the Iron Curtain. Incredible as it may seem, the place where a Policy of detente is needed most right now is among the members of our own Atlantic Alliance. drain nn fh ____ D I New Players The departure of Aleunder flat, who for the final year of the Nixon administration enjoyed remnendous power as White House chief of staff. was ine, new orde r In his image. Haig's role under Nixon gave him authority over presidential appointments, public relations, dorestic legislation proposals and even f or eign poli cy matters. Haig's return to the military, where he holds the rank of four-star general, will rankle some armed services brass. His promotions came rapidly during his foreign policy excursions with Henry Kissinger bef or e being elevated to the White House job. _________________________________________ RFRRY %All')PI fl . completed or was under way on 99 per cent, or 42 4500zI miles, of tem. ()J 438 miles, or 1 per cent, had not yet advanced to the point where public hearings on loeation have been held. ACCOrd1II to Secretary of - Transportation - ,C, -- - I. - -_;k j. .1. -. t I'll . - - , -- .I 1. 0 ,:s - -.- - , - - - open to traffic is 36,021 allies, or 84.8 per cent. Of this total, II,X2 miles am complete or essen. Y 0mP. The Other 24,75gmlles now in use I segmen ts that are ei ther curren tly under improvement .or still require additional _ , . POW_ - JI;. .- - .1 ~ -. ;_ - <4 V I In Conf ct - 9 I gp F. • 0 Frinciscans have created a center for study and development to meet full standards, such dialogue, of fellowship and silence. Above the work on rest areas, fighting, f encing, etc. eat f ep gr ir lace in the main lounge is a Strik ing But while mileage open to traffic is a Not a Creature Was banner wi th the figure of the Christ child and of progress, "Al more objective indication," says Ma ry. Brinegar, is the amount of funding left to Woven Into textile and yarn we see Mary as a mp1id. Based an 1972 cost estimates (the T 'iL "" recent in per cent o use L young mou*r stated next to her son, both Of estimated total funds needed to complete the Mexican color and profile. Her hair Is jet black; I ntersta te system had been obligated as of Sept. Editor, her peasant dress, simple yet creative In design Herald: We are hdppy to report that the over 12,0(X) 30. 1974 and pat tern. Jesus stands at her side, complete we I havesent the following letter to Mr. Richard netted will help us save more than the loo with sombrero and homespun wardrobe. He Putting it another way, 24 per cent of the Simpson, director of the Consumer Products Youths we worked with diretUy this past year. aPPWs to be 5 or 6 years old with an inquiring esthted total cod of the to terstate system Safety Commission, Was hington, D.C., 27: What is so satisfying, too, is know that so and innocent expression. remains to be furxled. But this doesn't take Into Dear Mr. Simpson, many of our patrons realim that every penny we account the effects of inflation since 1972. 1 was very much surprised to learn that your Mary's face is not to be forgotten — deter. fl 15 spent right here In the community Actually, it is expected rn.. i u I He r ftt, based on today 3 - agency Is Planning to nmke a ruling on wMther without one cent going to administration mination, strength, purpose, grit, conviction 0 I " t. ... coUectors, the alurry — 12 m.1111on gall= of it (careful, don'( fall in) —. isheatc'dtoaboutfl degrees to allow tie matemjaj to ferment, Broken down by a process "Ued "anerobic digerticn," the resulting sludge gives off a gas composed of 70 per cent m and 30 per cent car bon di oxide, The met hane is compressed by stage3 up to pipeline pressure. The carbei can be sold as a refrigerant and the residue makes a I4gtade, odorless fertilizer. short, everything but the "moo" will be In utilized. The methane won't be as cheap as t,i}uir (rj'ndc ,.f .-,,,.,. juuui ..i,.. wi uerwneuneu us , .. , . and meaiilng Lven year in our annual Christrms Tr-- sale. Herald Wf1I respect the wishes of writers who do not want Alco, se w.sh toapologia.' to our faithful yearto appear Lu print. after year buyers who were disappointed since their names We erv of eoe, the right we were 'cleaned out' and had no way to get a letters this atwspsper co Men to be Ubekosor h supply sisaerous. u otJ, . - '.—'. - natural gas, but will be about u from coal. It will have a heat content BTUs, about the same )eline g. - - ___ Jill I ______ _ - L - - - THOU THOUGHTS as Do you see a man skilful in his work? He will stand before kings, he will not stand before obscure men, Prover bs fl:3. "The expectauorA of e depend upon diligen"; the mechanic work must first sharpen his tools, — "A II he wants to do is stack up the baftetis" ._________ ________ The Clock JOHN A. - ___ - - - _________________ Most life insurance policies a provision for loans and the Interest rate c harged is usually six pe r cent annually. Policies Issued up to the earl)' 1960's in many cases have a five per cent interest rate on loans. include __________________ ______ - _ - _____ _____________ L&+"= !i__________________ - ______ jH_~ • rfr . _____________ __________ _____ ______ _________ ___________ Firebombing Charge __________ ________ _______ _____ - According to Bernie Ea ton, A circuit court Judge Monday head of the Life division of Sta te denied motions to dismiss arson Farm Insurance for Central charges agai nst a Sa nf ord man _____ Florida, a sharp rise in life accused of firebombing a insuran ce policy loans have Seminole County Sheriff's :1 . been seen during the past three deputy's home May 1. months, compared with the The Future Farmer's of America at Crooms and Seminole High same period of W73. Circuit Court Judge David U. each realized $413.31 profit from sales made during farm-city Strawn ruled on the motion s week In Sanford ret -ntly. Accepting checks In equal jimounts In September, loans were'up filed by defense attorney are Virginia Mason (second from left) and Scott Downer, 25 per cent; October, 18 per cent Cheney Mason in a Monday foreground, second from right. Miss Mason accepted th e check and November, 47 per cent, afternoon hearing. for Crooms from Cecil Tucker, co-chairman of th e Agribusiness ____ ____ _____ ____ ____ __ -' _____ ____ - ____ FFA s ____________ _______________ - GAIN FROM SALE center foreground Is Reggle Brown of the Seminole Agriculture Extension Service, Arrested CE 9 But In Newport Beach, Calif., WF'l. counsel Tim Grandi said that the WFL decided Loudd - Two Ern oyes Suspen d ed p1 .-: - -- --- - -- - -- - 104 E. Commercial _ iuuI1IIII nviicy I)VU1UI4 I)UIIIU&U flU$JII. SHEAFFER & PARKER Otsk Pen Sets. Po,-ket PIns. Pencils, Pen & Pencil Sets Now 4fls/1 ff 29046 tiM stua tM - - - lUF IAJUUU. under the Planning Act of 1974. The act requires a long range planning program for the county that makes a responsible use of ' - -'ClO••• Coupon....1_I ' L ', existing resources. As such. it requires the count)' and 'a. h . municipality designate a planning agency within a - ': GROUND BEEF ____ IOrtd,a I',)rtI Cloudy I and north and upper 10% to 80* %auth Lowl. near 50 near 70 tovtheast coast - brtt, to -, - LBS. FOR -' - U y and Y Saturday Thursday and highs - --.---------- -- - -- . _ ---------- ------ - -- - - -- - ----- = --'- - - - ---- 'T--- - --- -: - wi-i COL THI GOOD ALL DAY THUR., DEC. 26th, ONLY of rain Thur%day &(W iday. Clearing and cooler Saturday . s ('1(J) LIMIT -LBS. PER CUSTOMER —1 COUPON PER FAMILY Northwest Itorkta Un a%onabIy warm with a Frhance sQ • 0/ _________ WEATHER I PARK & SHOP ONE DAY SPECIAL PURE LEAN , ,1 -- r'g - j;' - GOOD AT BOTH SANFORD LOCATIONS .. • ,, e, • . OPEN DAILY All A.M. ----------------flSns, • . 'flust. - - Dia I 322-5762 __ on Nationally Advertised' -' . 27' , TfTrr47 _____________ Save a Full 40% - "I f " Where Quality Sells & Service Tells l Continued From Page 1-A) Commissioners last night certaiz peri od ci time. Bill rnonths of an 18-month senalso: A fortner Gurney fund-raiser, Kercher of the planning Grandi said he hopes the tence. Larry Williams, served fmr station, only the lines and the cation department, who brought the temn will remain in Orlando, Pelski pleaded guilty March months of a one-year sentence easement rights. for a Dredge and Fill permit request to the board, told 'with new owners. 19 to charges of accepting more after pleading guilty to charges Ward also expressed concern front the state Department of commissioners that this The tax cha rge against Loudd t han $70,000 in bribes from John of attempted tax evasion and about what the surface of Transportation (DOT) for an designation "would in no way was the latest of money trou. Priestes, a Dade County home aiding a bribe in connection casernent would be used for area along Sit 434 near Islar-0 upsurp the power of the board." bu ilder, in exc hange for Fl-IA with a ix.litical slush fund he Kimbrough told him that pi pes Lake. The DOT had already They would only function in an lies that have plagued the woul d rii at least three feet dredged some muck boles and advisor)' capacity, Kercher Blazers all season. Pla yers and mortgage guarant ees, collected for Gurney, office employes have not been underground through Gurney and six co-defendants dedicated area. -, area before they were aware At the request of Corn- pain since mmu-eptemDer. are schedul ed to go on trial Jan. Commissioner Mike Hat- that a county permit was missioner Sid Vihlen Jr., the The financiI problems were $d7 lacked an amendment on necessary tar su ch work. DOT Board authorized Kmnibrough to cited by the league when colleet kickbacks from e to the resolution requiring isbuildingaroadfor thecounty approve minor "no money" moved to take the franchise tractorsseekingfavorswi thth Ward to supply a letter of intent in that area. changes In the construction of away from Loudd last fall. But FIIA. All have pleaded in- that wou ld spell out his pla ns Officially designated the the Sanford Crime Lab, now the injunction held off that ac. nocent. for the board. county plan ni ng department as under construction at the tion pending a league appeal - NS AG E NCY ;.: Fortunately, we do no have to decide who owns But lithe (;oel stcr y tells the world anything, Is th1: That God Chose to align the universe. Those of lowly stht1 meager resour are to an. floun ce the coming and presence cehris of C t. -- - From a $5 Introductory Flight so Complete Pilot Training , f4l'!07-4 IF A I of funds and assurances that the club will be adequately Iinanced next year." FIIA favors, - " - ---- qm GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE - forfeited his right to appeal the GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Priestes served six months of The six are K. Wayne Swiger Gurney aides and George An- charges of perjury, which he ouster by not attending a hear. Fla. , AP) — Former federal of- a one-year sentence after of Tampa ana Ralph hl. Koontz derson and Earl St. Crittenden, also denies. Gurney. who Friday. ficlal William Peiski, a star pleading gui lty on charges re of Jackson ville, former federal former sta te Republican party dropped re-election plans after tog witness in the bribery case lated to bribes that he testified housing officiWs; James Groot officials. "What we have done is m he was indicted, has resigned against Sen. Edward Gurney. he paid Pelski. and Joseph Bastien, former move all ownership of the team Gurney also faces separate effective Dec. 31, R..Fla, is out of jail. tnOrlando,"Grandl said, "New The bribeswerecfisclojIna Pelskl, former director of the ownership will have to meet the Adminis- probe that also brought alle. Federal Housing same criteria that we are settration's Miami of fice, was pa- gations that Gurney aides col. ling up for next year — escrow ioe 70% - - - - John Spolakl, on :- A Strawn continued a hearing on a defense motion for dismissal of charges on the gr ou nds speedy trial time in the case has expired. Embezzling charge - ED BODIN _______ GREAT GIFT IDEA A person requesting a loan on client, Benny Payne, his life Insurance need not state 20.Mason's of ord, is docketed for Sanf any reasons. "We don't know if trial at Sanford the week of Jan. they are borrowing the money 6. to invest or to tide them over Committee while Downer, president of the Seminole FFA, receives his school's check from Glenn McCa ll, also representing the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce.In the - - I Man Faces p - - - 4 - - \ couple coiwiums back we "tr eated" Secretary of November h, said Slate Kissinger to few straight-talk graphs, Like how resulted In his handin Kissinger's so-called success has g ('Ut gifts of wheat and rice to Syria ccmnehe's theonlyman a in th e world capable of making all and his br o th erly love for Russia and C),ina, which shows of these successf ul trips to China and Russia, etc? Kissinger Is "like the guy from the home office who goes how much is It going to cost us In future when these out In the field to thow his salesmen how to countries finally admit sell the t Kissinger did was merchand ise, and then gives It all away at prices below acoulesce to their demands? those niacle available to time salesmen." So th In any event, the column created quite a e old hermit , both of Deflary, Florida has released th!s "angel psa lm" by from local letters and su bsequent phone ca lls, One of the hermit's guardian angel psalmift—entltled rcades, Ed Bodm to DeBury (reth'd re po rter or f the KISSINGER'S KISS: "John Spoiski rhyming hermit of DeBary submitted It as a letter to the spiratlon, that Kissinger Is danger had a noble in(Jflk'fl Leader, Manchester, N. H. your Nation, f or it Kissinger hurt Jewish Nation too, asto love for Egypt and the Turks can do. His kiss to Golda Meir seemed to be, like slug Kissinger Kissing Gethsemane. Mdressed to William Loeb: — office. __________ ______ __ ~__ - - Around 9- — Payne and Jerome McIntyre ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — The state sales tax money. He sur- said Monday that Loudd has dictment handed dnwn Friday the charg , es, sa)i ng that first he that no matter what the league were charged In the incident at World Football League season rendered at the Orlando airport been stripped of control of the by an Orange County grand wanted to talk to his attorney, (lid, Loudd still is managing Deputy Luke Stallworth's home is over, t iornm Loudd of and was boo ked into jail. lie team fra nchi se as managing jury. Prosecutors said the Roger Berry of Sa nford. "We general partner of the Blazers. and charges against McIntyre the Florida Blazers has new was released within an hour general partner and could not charges involve faflure of the have to sit down and have a Sims; said the league vote was were dismissed in September contests. when a circuit judge reduced appeal. But Loudd contends the Blazers to pay up to $40,000 In confab about it," he said. contrary to Its by-laws and after state witnesses failed to Loudd, 41, was arrested Man- bond from $25,000 to $5,000. league can't do It. sales taxes on game ticke ts. Another Loudd attorney, forbidden by an injunction he identify him. day on charges of embezzling In addition, a WFL attorney Loudd was named In an inLoudd refused comment on Ronald Sin of Orlando, said oained earlier this year. "We don't know Just w hat — they did they haven't told I A I• ___ _____ — us;' Sim said. briber)' sentence. He had served a week less than six ' ... ---- I -,- lee ted money from Priestes and - "rn....,, at their life insurance agent ___________ Witness In Gurney Case Paroled estimated cod remains to be funded. Cruces, N.M. After am days in this place, with Since 1956, some SM.72 biffion has been W.nt surprLwd and upset with the federal judge who teer& one mes ordered you to make this ruling. And I am - The Optimists and the youth we serve say thisM ar Y, co &way with the assurance on the federal4d Interstpte rystenL As of lad that this boy Jesus is wondering if your decision wW determine "Thanks" and wish all our friends a Me going to do something September, work estimated to cost an additional w hether hand gun bullets will or will not re ma in Christmas and an op because this mother $13.92 bill ion was under way or authorized, timis tic ou tlook for the New rry Among the poor of on the market, the world, delicacy 'ear. Well, even the Egyptians eventually called it Article 2o1 the Bill of Righ ts states, "the right gives way to deterrn!natjon, Th is Mexican Dale pock quits on tht pyramids. Som,eday America will of L)e people to keep and bear arms mother is not going to be sto ped on by Herod shall not be Youth Activities Chairman finish its vast Interstate systeM — not counting and could choke a fox m irdringed." Since bullets are an integral part of in a henhouse if so Sanford Optimist Club perpe tual repairs and i:nprcvernents, of course, arms, this would seem to me to be a question of required. . constitutionality. And I can't remember reading In his season classic, ,,Tl* Mood of Christ. The energy crisis is bringing Americans full anywhere in this sacred document that questions mas," Howard M. Th urman enforces our letters to the editor are alwayi welcome. holiday circle. Cow chips, once used as fuel by the of constitutionality shall be decided by a cofft. conchnion by saying: They should be ds brief as pioeers, may again be fueling stoves when a mission, comment on matters of gene interest "Shipped hare of art forms and litur gy, project being undertaken by Bio In keepirig within the I ra isines and avoid literal substance of the story remains, Jesus g Constitution, you should refuse to even consider personalities. operation. Christ was born According to a story in "Lines," published by this ma tter for a ruling. The edito,' reserves the right to edit those humble parentagein a stable, he was born of in surroundings that are the Public Service Co. of Colorado. Bio-Gas plans to Mrs. Edwina J. Alestra letters for reasons of space, but will PI.r1fa commnn Inf '' ....l. construction soon on a plant n... "—.'-.. was sue uu-,as ui the lesser Is not lost 5at of V " 16 cute their brows. Noth ing can rob the w hich will conver t 1,650 tons Editor, Herald: manure daily In the editing. common mn of ft to methane, The Sa nf ord Optim;ct Club wants to thank the All letters must be signed with a rustling Jesus, he sees the heritage — when he beholds Here's how it w ill work: poss1btljtle Herald for its usual fine cooperation in our youth addru and, when possible, a telephone flWflb1 humblest and a dramatic of life even for the The manure is loaded into a slurry system and pr ojects, and thr ou gh your pages to thank the so resolution of the the Identity of the writer may be chetked - - - our work Is done by dedicated Optimist Volun- flow from this piece by Jane Adams of hand gun bullets are dangerous. I sin - - aITO F — ________________________ ' 41 the owner and his position on the ZP move to protect the rtt:uu area that supplies Sanford's water via wells at the golf course. In other actions commissioners: Voted to deny a request for a change from residential to commercial zoning on two lots east of Persimmon Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets, Denied a request for vacating an unopened alleyway right of way between Glenway Drive and Paloma Avenue. Adopted ordinances annexing property owned by Hunt Oil Co. and W. Garnett White south of Airport Boulevard and east of S. Sanford Avenue. Rezoned recently annexed Bralley Odham property east of S. Sanford Avenue between Airport Boulevard and Cornwall Road for Planned Unit Development (PUD) for 200 single family homes. during the tight money crunch said. have found the easiest and least expensive loans to be found are - , Loudd I Insurance Loans - - ______ LI charge Howard Wright said Mmday. Wright said the cocaine had a street value of 1250,000 in January, it appears that the credit bureau owns Ch ristmas and will, shortly collect point. Zr, the Christian tra di tion, of is the gc'l and purpose * Advent services. The music am gifts, the color and drama all direct attention and affectIt to the Christ child. May is an Important figth"e in every church UU Many Central Floridians financial problerns," Eaton — - .-A~ _______ — Recently we were in conference at the 1101) Cross Retreat in Mest lla Park, N.M. Here the .' -. . - ~_ - TAMPA, Fla'.(AP) Two men have been arrested and five punds of cocaine confiscated at a Tampa home, a spokesman for the federal Drug Enfocement Ad. ministration says. Frank Diaz Jr., 31, a Tampa Insurance broker, and Quintero Clement Emilo,32, vf Miami, were charged with Ix's.sessinn and sale of cocaine . DEA special agent-In. . The tradi tions of Christmas ha ve always In conflict. Secular celebrations focus Claus, the wild office party and the hard SeLl in the shopping plazas. When the bills start arriving * ( _____ Two Tampans Arrested U - ~__~~ M~1~.~:-_ _______ _____ 1' drama and history confirms the influence of Madonna and Child. I — • • proposed rezoning of 23.7 acres at the south. west corner of Rantoul Lane and SR46A west of the Mayfair Golf and Country Club. The zoning and planning commission has recommended commercial zoning for 4.98 acres of the tract and multi-family residential for 18.72 acres. The property is owned by Jeno Paulucci, The Z-P recommendation is with stipulations that all storm water runoff be retained on site, City commissioners tabled the rezoning until they hear from the representatives of 11 ____ Of Christmas . I The popular impression tiiat the highway syistem is just about finished appears to have been, like the report of Mark Twain's denlise, somewhat exaggerated, As of Sept. 30, 1974, work had ei ther - - . -. 11 sola / _______ . ciitied undtrj'rnnrol -n--~ -.1 k ____ - Still Lacking defense programs that may satisfy national pride itions . - ____________________ Services, said Monday th at Mrs. Rosenblatt was promoted from acting superintendent, a position she held (or th past thrcc An employc of the Div ision of Retardation since 1968, Mrs. Rosenblatt is mother of four and Is studying for a doctorate In psychology and sdology education. ww Commissioners authorized Knowles to sign a contract with Gulf 01 Corp. to furnish unleaded gasoline for city vehicles for the next year at 31.23 cents a gallon. Commissioners Monday tabled for the second time in as many weeks action on . ~~ ". . to repaint Reilly 's TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) — Kate Rosenblatt has been appointed superintendent of the Miami Sunlanti ('enter for retarded children, officials y - w tiad no current traffic count data for the - Trau - _____ effort, particularly in scientifiic rmearch and in respect. Such competition can assure development of the best plane that the state of the art can produce. However, when France pressures NATO members to "buy European" for the sa ke of economics — even if they think the Americans are offering a bet ter plane then sometlilng is wrong. NATO countries should buy the most effective wespons they can find for the price, no matter which side of the Atlantic they come from. Ir 9 precious defense resources on duplication of but do not fit into needs of the alliance as a whole. In other words, the allies need to cooperate more "A 00 Road Syste ru Prodded by the ch.ief mihtary officer at NATO headquarters, Adm. Sir Peter Hill-Norton, the allies left Brussels wi th a pledge to spend less of I Tuesday, Dec -4,1974-5A Ready $$$ Source Rosenbiaft Appointed _ Interstate IN k _______________ suggest James Schlesinger had to tell his European counterparts at Brussels that they can no longer rely on th e United Sta tes of America to take up the slack if they want to trim back their own NATO corn-, m i tments. -I— When the new station opens, renovatiwi will follow atthe present No, 2st.atlun at i:,.. Street and French Avenue (U.S. 17-92) to make it the central station to replace the present downtown central station on Palmetto Avenue, Bids on renovations and expansion of the No. 2 station will be opened Jan. 29. Knowles reported that DOT District Engineer C. A. Benedict said In a letter that his department is collecting necessary data to determine the need for a traffic control signal at French Avenue and Ninth Street where the city recently relocated the police department, Several months ago a group of citizens complained that increased traffic now makes it difficult to cross French at Ninth Street and asked the city to seek state approval For a traffic signal on the four lane artery. The request was made but state officials said they Sa nford will put its new fire sta tion on U.S. 17-92 at Lake Mary Boulevard into operation as soon as possible while awaiting Insta lla tion of emergency traffic control systems. City Manager Warren Knowles told city co mmissioners Monday night that city crews have completed a median crossover on U.S. 17-fl, a four-lane, divided highway, at a cost of $5,846. Knowles said the city is waiting for bid specifications from the sta te Department of Transportation (DOT) on the $10,000 traffic signal system that will halt traffic for fire trucks entering the highway. He said the delay in getting the signals Is ex pected to be more than a mon th, but the new fire sta tion will be put into operation before then. c services, notified th e planning department that only the city's approved colors are acceptable for city offices. He — clear need to increase it. Aware of the pressures on ou r own defense budget, Defense Secretary -I--- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer Flock To Florida — , - — 1.5 Million Tourists $7.7 Million 'Puff WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher ._ New Fire Stati*on Nears Cnmn1P.fi*nn FLORIDA IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 - -- -. ——I j ki -----.,- ,- -- w!-j_L - N - - - I �6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . 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The Herald publishes It all In a brief, concise st yle tl,at saves me time, but lets me keep up with — ____ • .,. know what's going on in the world - L . * 'I record Economic activity is mid ear, I'h more Jobs, year brings together in extreme sluggish, ounstuners unrespon- relatively stable prices, greater sive buying po contrast the stories of rich and Inflation continues, wi th the should improve as mortgage poor, peace and conthct,sectw irese in food prices cape. moneybe mcapl ity and human tragedy. co en UfW daily sharp an annual rate of In a sere the current reces. For 6m1on Jobless work more than 16 per cent One an earLier Santa's bag will hang hmp as item, sugar, sudder dy has be. peak. one that blew an empty sack. Most Its top In an them come a luxury. Consumer explo sion of excesses, public are blue-tvilar workers, a good prices in general are more Um and private. Whe n the debris is nanY P033essing meager skills. 12 per cent higher than a Year cleared, even before, the White-collar jobs are beginning 0 a ffec t ed, rebuilding can begin. mos exej It doesn 't take a $ct of go iterlcansha ve a righ t inex. lives are Mill immune. ernment statistICS to PrO%'t! thill. pect, however, that the next as. The econoiny Is pitching downward. Buying power is 6.1 Experienred pollsters long cent doesn't lead to the precipi. have noticed that ordina too calamity that now 'Sur. per cent below a sear ago people sense the news far In rounds them, in some respects advance of government the worst recess,on since the reports. The statistics are mere 193C5. DELIC110111.11— verification. Perhaps the peaks and val. 4- ... . .. .- Z1:-= _.f or I OVERNMENT, , - was Paint ILO,, Lloyd's Bicycle Shop 323-1640 2 10 Magnolia A.ve Santora T :t tory, told through some of , the worlds mos t exciting , construct ions I.• iuuuS wv OOii S ' 1 appreciate The Herald's coverage of our local, county & state political news. It opens a lot of doors and lets me know how well our elected OffiCialS are serving the people who elected them I like the way The Herald tells the whole story without fear or favor. Kaun 1/2 Chicken Baked Beans $1 050 Slaw, Broad. Frits Bre a d, Chotco if 11 Nv!. Ample Parking. We can assist you with all vacation reques t s, trans pOdho arid Informatic.-i on places to Keep an Itinerary when you travel; a little organita. tion Is valuable for remembering where you have been and what you have Seen. *WOMEN, flit II .1eny '1. At 19 Something to hope for on can be overcome, ffiat the val. Cbristrilu or any Other day; ley leWs to the moi 30tmtWng to be delivered by munr i Store i4sb For A ll "T S ____ of Bar B Quo Plus many other - 4, ! .... . non Bar B Qua -. Dinners p Sandwiches c es . - I U i' PUui Puff' wU, And Save At Bar-B-Que OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. And Ph. 365-3248 AU 0 PARTS I main 1• AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE - RETAIL - - Route 42& Vim news - r:.. Evening Herald ' DUDA AUTO PARTS 2101 FRENCH Co ' Guy's 323-5230 Senkarik Glass and Pldnt nd largest stock of anliqulng, the Rub & Buff brand has been supply ing picture frames imaginable is carried 'U"' builders, homemakers a expert Peninsula frAmnr, Ron Paints, a p.', t stomers think of Senkarik artists In the Sanford area for McMillan. Ron has worked 21 tr a demark recogniz ed in the th? Glass and Paint Co 210 many years The skilled and years at Senkarik and he kno. pa int industry as a 0 A)gnolfa Avenue. in cl.7,-,nto%~n knahledgeable staff is always MI the different ways of quality, are manufactured by Sanford. happy to advise customers in framing a picture to bring out Senkarlk. They can guarantee I$t*ther you're shopping for the selection of the best items its full depth and bea uty, the qvality of this paint without a specidl gift, looking for the for their part!cular needs. "We have the most complete reservations, because they right paint to beautify your Plate glass of all sizes is art supply department In know that only the finest hone or busin ess, reed wme available at Senkariks, as well Seminole County," say Jerry Ingredients and most modern glass, or want to find a frame to Th e y t hniq ues are used in its Lq r do justice to a prized picture, quality mirrors and glass for :y:r production. Many local "wrl Senkarlk's Is the place to furniture surfaces cut to any books, Wlnsor & Newton acrylic buildings painted with Pon go. The busin ess owned by shape. The compa ny's glass colors. artists' oil colors and Paints are outstanding Jerry and Eddie Senkarlk. cutter, DGnaId Myers, has 28 Grumbacher art pa ints, They examples 0 durability, Whether you are a years experience cutting, have su pp lies f or all media beauty and protection. p'rofess ional builder or an glazing and installing glass. artists use for painting, in n mer card and Masler fmateur remodeler your Myers has mastered the cludlng brushes, easels, can. Charqe are honored at Senk airik fl, -106ern will be with quality, Precision fench:que of cutting vas, water color paper, var. for your ccnvenience, Ccit and a reliable supplier. flat of curved glass against nishes, er3sers, drawing pens, So whatever the job, be it Persons who itike pride in their spinning S4ndslone or car- and a variety of artists' inks. large or small., whomever the homes and businesses are borundum wheels, while For house painting. Senkarik customet, be he builder or familiar with the name follow;ng the design marked on features the famous Benjamin hrlmeowner: whichever his o "Senkarik.11 It Is a name the glais, When cutting is Moore paints, with over 3500 skill, professional or amateur; 11110clated with quality paints compleWd, lustre Is restored colors to choose from, and Sonkarlk can supply all the and wallpaper, fine glass dnd the cut surfaces by etching or a complete stock of equipment needs. mirrors and the best In art polishing with fine abrasives. and supplies. Truly, SenkarIk is a store for Senkarik has the widest For those who work with all seasonst—ADVL description what thousands of S6tiS,iu I'm a sports fan. I follow the pros and major college games and I get the scores and game Stories in The Herald. But I also want tc. follow &ernentarysthoolSpor ts programs and Little League, Pop Warner and other youth sports that I don't get in the metro papers. That's why I read The Herald for Sports A store for all seasonsl That I ii ____ local women of Seminole and Volusia counties and tell us about what women are doing, thinking and accomplishing locally. I can't get that kind of coverage in a metro newspaper. QUAUTYANDFRIENDLINESSHAVEBEEN ThADI.TI.1ON WflHTIlESENiftIKS Senkarik Glass And Paint ,' Don't forget our The Herald's women's pages report the news of YEARS. Wishing you a Merry Clhrhtznas from f I to r) are: Afri. Kathryn Senkarik, Ron MCNIIIIan, Larry Schreloer, Don Aleyery, Eddle Sc0zrik, Ruth Scnkarik and Jerry Senkarik IMILIng across the valley responsible 4eaders, not a gift there can beseen the Po.-Wbility but a fight. p to date stay. young citizens and I enjoy reading about the good things our local kids are doing as they go about the business of growing up. The Herald's full of news & photos of our local youth that the bigger papers don't cover. f , _____ $1 - I'm interested in our schools, churches and you - pectancy, which I more SPECIAL delicious array France. Tel. 6is.2060. , teristic of Americans provide., certairdy they can be blunt ed by - CkUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 374 N, Orlando Ave., Winter Ilk. can provide many insights to the wonders . . ' •' Helpful Hint: Ph )22 46,l Mo" r - strength for timc such as firm leadership and wise ccthese, and that Is a sense of ex- nomic policies. Few economists ¼ Chicken most impressive memorials. To g o to France I-, to become of W • , •rMIu 9M. ' : IA e Sales-Service a'servgce eART SUPPLIES •GLASS I SW000 - . aJJ'Jt Debra Walsh Parts.Accessorjez - ii commercial NEW YORK (AP) — As it TA NDEMS- 3 WHEELERS . OWN the world than the Cathedral Z;*,-;~*. Fit, more magn -;;Icenf palace than Versailles. The square called Palace Slanislas In Nancy is one of the most elegant In the world. The Arc de BICYCLEs / i - - I I I III I achievements, old and new. There is perha ps no other more beautiful cathedral I II t 10SPEEDS Uf4lCyC 110 PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD In II Everywhere he goes, the visitor to France is In sight of magnificent material - ___ Rtvizit yea Se&hg- JOHN SUCH 323-7607 3noetann I I 20% Of $Was In FREE Merchcindise — 110 The MonA Of January And Got Jumping Jack Shoes ^11 MERLE NORMAN a&uu m Sift I - 0 1 440 Demnstm*n For you M. ink my To All 0f Our Friends and Customers From The Staff I Book A Home COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 377.2624 Sanford. Florida *WATCHES JEWELRY •CLOCKS saf e ty y The Herald - e Items * If you're driving down preparation, including cooking, slaw, baked beans, onion rings served. His delicious food Is French Avenue and suddenly smoking and slicing is done in and hush puppies, Sweet juicy available from 10:30 am., to find yourself sniffing a most the back kitchen, with the Corn.on.the.cob is a popular 11:00 p.m. tantalizing, irresistible aroma portloing and final selection of many customers. you will know t ha t you're close prepa ration of These with most of us the other various Soft drinks and good coffee feeling a days, pinch In the pocket. to Gu 's House of B r - 8.0, 2101 items Included in the sandwich complement the delicious food. book, people are looking for So. French Ave.. Sanford. or meal handled by Rolann in ways to save money without Youcandashinondcarryout the front kitchen. Seafood dinners may tasty food, or sit down and giving up the good things (in. t hemselves sight The succulent barbecue in. enjoy It on the Premises. There cludes tasty ribs, tender at some cluding good food) of life. Guy's lac but is ample parking at this very chicken and fine beef and pork. c Con venient location. Other popular choic es are juicy reasonable prices a, G y's . A his weekly specials, with a new Guy's House of Bar-8.0 is h a m b u r g e r s ith •, __ one every Monday afternoon, a n d shrim owned and operated by George cheeseburgers. single and on the big sign in front of his Smith and wife, Rolann, who dole res, ls offered a a hot dogs, delicious ham. hail from Pennsylvania. So follow your nose, and look afford y. on.rye saniches served with pe George does all the bar. Orwithoufcheese.vorybeans for the sign. and make it easy The secret of tasty fool, beculng on the premises. His and franks, and hearty harn on your pocketbook and according to George Smith. is to pleasant for your palate by frh meat Is stored in a large, dinners. Also offered are start with fresh food of good stopping at Guy's House of Bar. wAlk In freezer. All French frio, cole addition to fire and burglar YuIeE otoions Mixed seems so oftei to happen in in. ,••.liOII.iIOI,liollt • Baby Chicks Sanfords'Oidejf and Largest Compiny. - 323 7710 ' p Supply One setting up forms and in form analysis) methods in con prices, iS for 10"xlS" work, while the design, and his ba ckground in junction with law enfor cement Stop by and see Rod Layer for other is 5" x 8". Two let. data processing analysis agencies all your printing needs. You'll terpresses for relief printing enables him to help a client Layer uniforms is a business be glad you didl ADV. 1-24YrOs SR22's Filed • • another of LayWs builnesses, Seminole Printers can take most compact print plant in other printers, and pass the Security Specialists South re of you. The price of paper Sanford, and Is proud of being saving on to you. The customer offers surveillance and night has risen drastically in recent first shop to bring ;s k ept first in mind, according vis ion equipment, lith ography to the area. Stress Metric Is a polygraph Two offset presses for Rod can assist customers In service, utilizing P.S.E. 0voice still maintain I I c lithography work are used INSURANCE TO YOUR EXACT • Rod's shop has complete take your work to a trade camera equipment, boasts the printer who does work only for S. Pa Ave. AUTO WE W1LLORDER t . Apm Y TRAVEL TRAILERS £ 750 West 9th Street Layer Equipmen Poe, ea ensure qualitywork for his big that It Is not economical on Se e q uipment printing customers, their equipment, Seminole will - Ms Seminol e i nters Mrs. L. Smith helps out behind the counter at Guy's. .' • ( twoT. EAMWORKThNAMEoFThEGAMEATGuy . . .S 'A one stop shop, fea turing are used, one is 10 x 1S' while simplify forms with emphasis that specializes in uniforms for high quality and better 5cr. the other is 11" x 17". Rod says on functIonal des ign. police, fire, and pt office vice." best describes Seminole that letterpr ess Is be tter for employesR od Layer is a busy and Printers, 730 W. 9th St., San- numbering. perfo.'atlng and Rod has just started up die successful entrepreneur. ford, according to Rod Layer, cutting, while the offset presses Se mi no le Data Pr ocessing. Through his company, Layer new owner and manager, are faster and give a c l earer Rod's latest acquisition is Enferprises,herates7other Seminole Printers was copy.Theshopcandoreys businesses, all being located in Metro Orlando Security Corp., es tablis hed In 1961 by Jim I. r which specializes in security anything else a customer the 1.4 Industrial Park near Smith. who n acts as a needs done. Sanford. He is happy that he surveys in enginee ring fra ud 4) consultant. Tha business was Seminole . Printers print can prov W employment for prevention system&. They ' i, , recently purchased by Rod and business cards, letterheads, numerous persons In these utii,ze chec k fingerprints and his wife Diana, who live in envelopes, labels, publications, companies. photograph I.D. systems, in Paola. Rod has hired Ph. 322.677 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. OPEN TTV 0 0a. -XI Kum MLOM EXPRTPR1NG AND QUJ rrYORMtSHIPATSE%1IM)u PRINTERS • . . 11 to r Kevin Naughton and Joe Allison - Out Patient Therapy "DOCTORS OOWT • J; Sammy CENTER 830-1243 or 831.2522 Th Now&" where your friends are" SOE6K uc,oivitJ ChooseYourReason For Choosing ___ ffiffi 'p1,j, Ui I - . 1 • Hwy 434 at Pressview St., Long wo od j A1106 -- BEAUTY NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY pwo phases of Pest Control, PLAZA BO (in The Old KilqorkSeed Store Bid .1 Ponilu,t SHOE?kEE u t" __ . Phrn.iOSa,,fo I4O 120 Fill Will Re-Open Jan. 2nd. -.._.... UAIWU ________ SALAL and Closed Dec.30,31,Jan,1 - UWIqiJ - j Wishes all our customers & friends a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. Thanks for your patronage 11NO11) Leesburg. Daytona. Sanford Ph. 3231330 Bill Wilkins, Mgr. Bid 143(30thSf)pO Box 444, Sanford Airport Seu& S,tjgJt'A V ___ - If Ha"A STROM of FLA, CA L - - homes as fir#%? c Americans over 5500,000,000 2. Step *0 C-JLE to* -A. R. -ALAD II . .. S#4GL E NOT DOG A DID YOU KNOW THAT; 1. Termites damag. S times as many a year? . oc s QUEEN WING SOLDIER REPRODUC T IVE Chri tma ouse IF Par.B.Q G Uy S ___ & Rider Foods VICTOR DRAFTING SERVICEO Termite N erry PE 1p.m. •6p.m WEEKENDERS LOT MAPS BLUEPRINTS / ., • The WO RKER Open Daily 10a.m.. 9p.m. P.M.Sun. CUSTOM MADE: HOUSE PLANS ADDITION PLANS SHOP DRAWINGS I- I £ . FREE! i - • ry YT • . E . • SPEC IAL Red a Ytlkm Bull CONTRACTORS • , our .... 3 • ors ne 4 y .... Meet -.. DlSru,71 BUY ONE WI 121 0510 ... . ' 9FAST SERVICE "V"#V E4VIV co A 436 Interstate Mall AUTOMOTIVE... Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-7A Oviedo LAWN L GARDEN EQUIPMENT - - _____ ______________ _______________________ "Sominote County's Local NeWSpaper" FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL: 322-2611 or 831-9993 ONLY SSc Per Week $2.40 Per Monl1% _______________________________________________________________________________________________ �..L 71 . .-- -- - - SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday. ,. Dec . io74 ---.--., Ion CP \1 i np- 'qXA/0anC r q+" C+^ CALENDAR IP are; 'T1kIs available from Bob TechnIques, 10 n.m.Alcoholic Anonymous Open Benton, Chevron Station 1742 Quilting 12 noon, Pan Am Hank Meeting, Holy Cross Church and Airport Boulevard. Entry Building, Call Community Parish House, 4 ROUND ABOUT it • 5 ' .L''IIIiNjJY'I - -. - DEC.20,, 1t74 ADMISSIONS ion, e Jon, Altamonte Springi Otto W, Mit?ei5tdf, DeIta Wilbur Stewart, Fern Park Hope Hastings. Lake Mary Cecilia M. Monroe. Lake Mary Rosetta Madison 7 , . V Murphy AeAzarjfleTay,or I - . . I - .• . . . - Lake Monroe GPOrge - -. Mr - & . Richard K. Soyster, Orange City oy. Sanford James rp. sani DISCHARGES (Mary) . '7 Sanford Minnie Mae Lewis Linda Carolyn Williams Pamela P Bray, Deitc4'a Doris Dean / - A m.n .. E Getr Scott 0 Larson Rosetta Nelson L baby g'rl . .' .-.---- L - prrc~ - - 7L-- ' I'-i" r I ' ' . lJ , SALVATION ARMY BELLS RING OUT . I I 2 r. - - - Mary Ohio Ruth E Kimball, Wisconsin Dells, - J anis Cl b ElliaN Taylor Lawr en ce Wilson James P. Cullen Henry Carroll, ovi"o Eileen Dorothy Styli. ihOtnvhlI. .- - '. Sanfofd William 0 5Itn Willie Hart, Geneva Diana L Stumpf, Maitland Edni Cowan. Orange City E.eerj,ran 4 -.L . W 'rnernber Harold Kastaer gels in th e spirit of Christma s by ringingbettslnDowfltownnfordfortheSaIvatlon trm'sannu al drive to collect funds for the needy. Pame#al DISCHARGES Claude W Hilton, Dellona Emma Schaefer, Deltona 1" . - - . - & Mr Robert Pray a girl.Delon I Richard Burg, De$ta Helen A Fa:one, Deltono . -. . BIRTHS Jose L Aiv,j. DeBary Ellie Erienbach. DeBary Dorothy R. Horton, DeBary U. J Sanders Jr i P Stephem . , ul - V. : i ' Pa - --.. L Flower Arrangement 7:30 color,, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., AEC No. P.m.-lQ p.m., AEC No, , 6 lI,l0weeks; Public Speaking,7 Alcoholic's Anonymous wks., Cab SJC Community p.m,-l0 p.m., L-212 (SJC Main Closed Meeting, Holy Cross Ser vi ces for reservations Campus ), 10 Church Parish house, 400 Advanced Gusmithing, 7 Community wee,s. Call SJC Magnolia Ave. 8-9 p.m. Services Office for p.m-b p.m., AEC No.6,8 wks. reservations. Call Commu ni ty Services at JAN. C for reservations. Motorcycle Mileage Run JAN. 24 sponsored by The Group M-C JAN. 9 Altamonte-Casselberry ClubtobenefitCenteralFlorida Chamber of Commerce annual Law for Women, 7 p.m.-10 Zoo. 10 a.m., Sanford Plaza, p.m., 10 wks., A-l00. Call meeting, Lord Chumley's, SiC AltamonteSpr1ngs.Socia3how, followed by 1 Lake Golde n Recreation Area. reservations. Services for 7 p.m.; dinner, 8 p.m. Emma Pueschel. Deltona Alke M Anonlck. Donna Jean Ebre. Denise McGee .. '. DEC.2?. I'll ADMISS1014 S ¶nfOrd Chrl EChorper,ing - . Mrt Lake Mary Charlie Craig. Oviedo rrank J Lynch. Bronx, New York r I- Grdeas Sioblom, Jaelce Mitchell S. Bruv~h, orange City inSatara'Longod BIR THS , , 4 Mary A Williams John W McClanahan Eldred Will McCoy Ruby McMillan Tina W Smith L WII Spivey Thompson Dorothy VaiIo?t Pay Saber. DeLani Curtis '. Janhlyn Leineclbach & bdbl gi rl Norman Love -- Sanford, Linda C Beathard I . " - II# U . Coniederacy, Community Servlc3s for an international 2:30 p.m., homee of Mrs. Wuman'3 Year y reservations. Ray Sr., South Crystal Tro luncbco For reservations and ive, Community Chorus, 7 pm.- information contact June Sanford. Co-hostess, Wimbish; program --Christmas 9:30 P-m.,Main Campus P-1, No Gordon at Seminole Junior in the South' by Mrs. L. D. fee, call SJC Music Dept. for College. reservations Hastings. JAN. 14 JAN 7 DEC. W.I.F.E., 9:30 a.m.-12:30 Ciardening in Containers, Alcoholic's Anonymous p.rn.-io p.m., 7 p.m., Pan Am Bank Building, No, No lee; Self Defense for Women's Meeting, Holy Cross 67, call SJC 4 wks, AEC Community Se hurch Parish house, 400 vIces for reservations, t. Women, 7p.m.-lO p.m., Pan Magnolia Ave., pm. Community Band, 7:30-10 Bank Bldg.; Tax Preparation, 7 p.m-iD p.m., C Main Senior Citizens Fun and p.m., no fee, call SJC Music ('am us S-213' Interpersonal Travel Clu Club Christmas arty, Dept., for reservations. ornniatio i p.m p.m., DeItona.DeBary7 p.m. DeBary Tuesdays ConvemtIolSpaJh 12:30 SJC!taincampuss.114. Slim& p.m.1:50 p.m., Fireman 's Hall Members only. Thursdays, and Thrn 9'30 am-il a in. rm L-2l3 Call Slim Corn SJCMamCampu.siuj, DEC 30 Inunity Services for reserTri m, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m., titions , Al-Anon Family (group, Holy JC \t4un ( Ii five. Cross Church Par ish Ho use, 4 JAN. 8 sixths; Intermediate Waterha gnolla Ave., 8-9 p in Plan Successful Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-9A J1%#TI I PU. Ave., 9 p.m. 0 UP, DOWN, 'I1 Magnolia deadline Jan, 2, Scvices for reartju,is. JAN. 6 JAN. 11 EC. Basic Gunimithlng, 7 p.m.-i0 Seminole .Junior College, p.m., 8 wks., AEC No. 8. Call Valencia Community College 'Sanford United Seminole Junior College aughter, ofChapter th and U are Jointly sponsoring - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LI DEC. 26 DENVER, Cob. (AP) - g' theY'Ve seen Mary pop- clean out tbe chimney beforehe some of the roofs we have b pride and tradition." 'People don't believe it some. pins and know it's supposed to comes on Christmas. climb. There are 101 diseases About a year ago Graham times when we come to their be good luck." "But really we're very swees the of, and in the Old convinced Marklin, 21, that am door with our sQot-covered "But sometimes people think serious. We work hard and do a World sweeps had the shortest energy crisis made it an Ideat faces, long hair, black capes we're just a comedy act," good job and have pride in our life spans 01 any profession, time to become sweeps. and top hat." Marklin says. "Sure, we try to work." pe ople had "I tho ught he was crazy f "In th e Old World, Greg Marklin Is a chimney have fun and make oth er people Gra ha m says that being a jobs where they took pride in suggesting it," Marklin sa, s. sweep. He and lila partner, have a good time, and sweep is a dangerous job: their work, and did a job f rom "And I thought he was cri IIllI1P d ressed like characters from a sometimes we tell little kids "We work in all kinds of beginning to end. I li ked that, for acce pting it," Graham, 21, Charles Dickens' novel, knock we're Santa's elves coming to wea th er, and you should see and I wan t a profession Wi th says. the soot Iron, the Inside of chimneys u3ing chains, brushes and lots of climbing and squeezing — the me thod used % forcenturiesofchimneyclean ing. They charge $30 for cleaning a family's fireplace and chin. LAKE RONKONKOMA, N.Y. whelming success." ney. "We'll succeed," he said, as t hey are. ( AP) — A Long Isla nd pri es t "We really enjoy wearing the says $5,500 In contributions "People have been won- addiag that two lawyer mem "Lots of people have motrtl ca pes and hats — the tradition. have been raised to help in- derful, the pastor said in a hers of a volunteer parish corn- gages at 5 per cent. If they re telephone interview Sunday. mittee were to talk today wi th foreclosed, there could be ne w al chimney sweeps' outfit," flation-plagued homeowners "We don't take up collections, banks and other mortgage. mort ga ges at 11 per ceht." Marklin says. "We do It to turn pay interest and taxes On but th ey Just come In wi th holders. ourselves on, and we t ur n on delinquent mortgag es, This community Is located C checks and I get letters wi th lots of our customers ,ryj•" The fund has already helped Long Island In an area that hi1$ The Rev. John G. Carew Sun- money: not Just from Catholi cs, one homeowner, and more been severely hit by cutbac ks I Marklln's partner, John Gra- day told his parishioners at St. but from Jews People examine wall sculpture and mobile design by Marc ham, says they're chimney Joseph's Roman Catholic Protestan and expected to benefit soon, the construction, tourism and ts." Chgall for th e Sear, Towner in Chicago. The new design has svecps "so we can Just have Church of Ronkonkoma that "We don't pay off the mort- defense Industries. "The problem parts 'shiii moc, auing a special effect. Is, that we've gage," FULhCr Carew stressed. lois of laughs and a good time. their week-old Save-A-home got to "People are getting laid off, People like to touch us — I program was "an over- way."get the banks thinking o "We pay the taxes and the in- said Fa ther Carew. "We're gc (crest. We wan t to keep th ings Ing to try to he lp them." Sove-A-Home' W&W a Hanson EunL Casselberry John w Hudicik, Deltona Elizabeth Ellen Grieves, Deitona Craig L.H.ma(hekJr,, Longwood Susie l S an to. New Smyrna Beach DEC.II,lfla ADMISSIONS Mc0lyin, tn Sa n fordCooks Dian 0 Davis Ch iles Laurie Ann Yearen Adelaide Nelson, OeBiry Mary E Kaplan, Deltona Mafoaret H, Pugh, Long*oo(i Denies 'Link, BIRTHS At sie Mr- & Mrs Louis (Dian) Davis, a boy, Sanford The Discount Department Store DISCHARGES Sanford: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., denies there was any con. nection between his spon. sorship of a t1I in the William W Bracken I Donald Fact, Lull, R Hall Hernandez baby girl 0 AP'sMorgan Dies At 64 0 am legislature and his employment by a one-of-a kind corporation formed under the law. Gannett News Ser%ice said Chiles wat employed for nearly 10 years by the Industri- The TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Her- bert C. "(let" Morgan, who al Development Corporation of joined The Associated Press in Florida , 'which was formed as a itd L4-bal pawed 1935, is dead after alengthy 111. in ii. ness. 11 fo I - - rew Clifles said he was asked to be He died Monday at the age of the bill's floor manager by thenC4. Gov. Farris Bir)-ant, who nm& Morgan, who rose from mes. it part of his legislative '0111410 senger to technician in the AP, was known by his colleagues as ' '- 'I yourchofic e. . / . , I '. \. / OFF our reg. low prices es 1E SMALL APPLIANCES . 1 f " - /\ •.?r / r - - - 7 / - [I . ' ' . 4 •'•1 - - __ a Southern for nduatry. Chiles was hired almost media tely af te r the corporation for nine years, and then re- was formed by nearly 100 fiturned to Florida in 1 as a nancial institutions in Septemmechanic and teletype Operator her 1963. He retained his assoin Tampa, Previously, he elation as attor ne y, assistant worked for The Miami Herald. secretar tr eas urer Surviving are his widow, until shortly before he took of. Maxine, a son Her bert C. III of flee as a U.S. eenathr, Gannett A tlanta and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Kinney of Riverview, The titles now are held by Fla. and Mrs. Florence M. Chiles' former la w partner, Row of M iami. George Carr of La keland, the Funeral services are sche Gannett report said. Wed for Thursday at St. PatChiles d ne ver benefitrick's Ca tholic Church. Morgan led from the he bustss associwill be buried in Tampa. ation, and coul d not remember how much he was paid. He \1,S I • ! a qeUy thorough and practicl worker. He joined the AP in Miami 39 pars ago, later went to Atlanta ' '.' package. It allowed f ormation industrial development corporatlons to compete with other . 9u, er Ile was not on a retainer nor A,,, Vacuums • hair stylers • curling irons • radios • am/fm digital clock radios L va But he was paid a c cassette recorders plus. electric chord organs and, every wMkIo-taltcj3 Ut • it group percentage of each loan, Iri. Corporation reports show it Styling torprise me n ur holi- The list is super, the savings the greatest! Names like Hoover, Shot. land. Eureka, Remington, Sunbeam, Norelco. Schick. and Clairol! IV2-73 Gannett said. cohtrolbriefs, Got going and save! OFF \ i!F!Ie1hLi(TJ[ .-• . - V - 50% w. MEN'S & BOYS TURTLE NECK SHIRTS dress - see the labels these faMOUS bras 150 Cotton or cotton-polyester long sleeve with 6" turtle neck; many f ull figure bra bonus 117 I " ' '1 32•36A 323813 33-42C, 36-440 .- ' ' I fi up • panh syi jr ' L our reg. 2.99 to Support yourself in style and save' Nylon-spandex panty niull.ia ". r .."v' that mold you in comfort. 1whate colors, ML-XL nylon-spandez c11— East Colon i al Drive MELBOURNE WESTORLANDO CASSELDERRY ORLANDO Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr. and NASA Blvd. at Powers Dr. ficar Jai Alai Front SANFORD KISSIMMEE WINTER HAVEN south Highway 1792 Vine St. at Mock North Of Cypress Orange Ave. at Ai,port Blvd Bermudi Ave Garndens B!vd, on U.S. 17 UYTONA BEACH Daytona Mail Nova Rd. & Volusia Ave. (R? 92) HOURS] DAILY 10 • 10 SUN, 12. 7 i1l RAHKAM(RIAR0 - ___________ ORLANDO S Fail (donalD,.,, _________ Coir'' hlbOk S West (coral 0' flkd Near , Fy//MEL'ouaNEIw'sToaaSsy Slick as a *histle parilliners lot that smooth look vou lov* MRS. 551 SS •+ =S;S SS= ---- ---:- S - - ----_=• •_5S=55_ 1555= ••55•=__5;5•55• 5 .., I, - 5 5 ===5 s- -5S-•S 555 ;2s,e5-ss-= 5-555-55 -- - t1!5-S5 5 -. MILLET 934 9212 Forest City . - - Chiles said the associ ation with the corporation allowed hn to make friends with many businessmen but, he quipped, unf'zrtunately many of (hertz ere ltepublucans )(OS ShIRLEY SHIRLEY - banker Alfred McKethan, and Ben Hill Grif. citrusmillionaire fin. DONALD BELL MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 Altamonte S)dfl9S __________ ________ • -= man of Lakeland; former Gov. Millard Caldwell; Brooksville CMseIberryWn?er 574 3167 , TT •• -. Deiona =5. - S - 'TTTTrT 5 S - I llules disclosed the corpo. ration titles on conftkj.of.in(er. est forms while he was a state senator, and his f ederal forms show ownership of live shares of sck in (h Lrporation HILDA RICHMOND DAYTONA REACH ORLANDO SANFORD KISSIMUCI WINTER HAVEN I Ora ,nv /4 'A1, It 'Al / 'Ck PoiftiO.CYPr4i/No Dow a lii. Autatil: -,.---.- ----------- aire Ed Ball; Raymond Mason, a Ball associate; James Well. 322-1812 Nylon.spndei Summers to below the M-i-XL.2X - - - 1: - i - - board of thri'r includedJacksonville million- Sanford our reg, 3.99 - -- rim al al Hostess. 3221812 XL M-L.XL.2X.3X- A terests, banks. and insurance nies in the state." / STORE ~Ok. (Vill __________________________________________ ORLANDO FAST one w as and its members and stockholders included -many o( the most powerful business in- MARGE WILLIAMS White sleekers than he was paid (Iiiles said the bill allowed 10 cOrPoration to be fcrmed, but Gannett pointed out tlllt only call the compare ...you can't do better than Zayre' , did mo re work panners tli Everything's uncier control for larger gals when they slip on uri ut inese panty girdles Of idthepa)ents were nonund, a nd that chiles For fast relief s hape-up our reg. 2.99-6.59 th1ULa)1 d for. Gannett reported. Body consc!ous bras with nary a seam to show of nylon-svandex Perfect under knos. clingy lashion$ln white. 32.38&B ' whteonl344CD 27$ You've mn these bras selling elsewhere for dollars more... so stock up now' And what a collection of nylon - spandex I._..._ 1"._._ '''U' every f igure UfliU see them in white plus colors in 32-38 A. 32-38 B 1 Bras that make the best of full liquies Nylon-spandex styles that do a'Ol for you in bu.k ;';'e HEADACHE! our req. 2.99 queen size panty girdles manulactur•r's pro- tickets of $4-iso h "lift R1L ButBar to 27 ourr.2, Great selection of bras that flatter in all the rignt places Nylon -spandex in while, colors. ! seamless bras 27 ourreg. 1.37 ... ' ( • bra buys - i:$ \ OFF our rig. 2.99 MOVING CAN I I The news smice quoted IDc executive vice president Ray Barton as sayIng he could not determine payments to Chi les - ••- - -- I' - :---- - ----- - - -----•• .-'at- -- S_fr5•55___ _ 2 _5_== ==_ -j �.-:- -__ / 1OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 4-' Tuesday, Dec. , 24, 1974 zawe Christmas Lonely Day For Aged Florence Brandon picked up a dipped It In white paste and began sticking small squares of bright-colored fabric on a card. board star. When finished It would adorn at the De She and Jflfl ..:fl all 1i1 Ella Sorrell thousands of the country "I hope to keep as happy as I am, wid I try to be happy with I I C) . . 1 1. U yearm end garden oeebig saving s nom 'I D ,, twav," she said, studying tht, culor combinations formed on her star. Then she looked up. "I usually do painting and rug. making. I've got some of my paintings here _ I'll show you." Mrs. Brandon arid her husband, now dead, came to this country 40 years ago from Lon. don to follow the acting career of their son. Mrs. Brandon has t 2 I L S I - where she wm a teacher. She is spending ChrLstmas with hcr friends at the nur&W -A Uvv I JL .&L Huffy 5 HP 24"cut riding lawn mower — .. ' II \•, ::; S.tlS •.I•••.• I Nam7m ! i'i.p 'iinjsheet save 103.11 Zayre 8 HP electric start rear engine riding mower Pequot1& quality white I.' 0000#0 " I I IJJdSWI Ull THE IHTERSMd,( BANKAMERICARD- The Discount Department Store I everybody else. It's the only thing left for me to do now," the 84-year-old Mrs. Brandon said from her wheelchair where she's been since a manive stroke. "1 don't do this ur.zally. I'm only doing it to pass the time C Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974—HA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Discount Department Store • • S 88 no-iron sheets & cases Menufactured by Springs Mills In a special blend of American cotton and polyester in 130-throad count. Soft and smooth with long *oar built In ... machine wash and tumble dry and put on your beds. at least 144 *hosta, 48 pkgs. cases per store 11a; 88 charge It ourrig.469.99 charg. it our rig. 219.99 5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine with rewind starter: forward-neutral-reverse transmission; pedal clutch; foot pedal brake; semi-pneumatic wheels; 4-cycle engine; full-size steering wheel and dash controls. A great value! 8 HP electric stan engine; 30' cut; 3 forward speeds with reverse; sealed beam headlight; b-tone muffler; front tire size 10.5*3.5; reartire 13*59; olive metallic finish. Great savings on atop wor1-aving machine' li t our rog. 2.94 iso. 41. 81 XICWOOT full fitted, our rig. 3.94 ea... 2..88 matching pillow cLms. pkg. of 2 .... 1,978pko. I Idb( U LiIUSL cauuiw, wonderful children anyone can your have," he said. "I want nothing .... , V i I - / ) for myself for Christmas. i iave it au." choice yd. Rauschkolb, a retired muter our rig. Plumber, has 12 grdchildren l.44-1.99yd. sal eight great-grandchildren. EllaSorrell,a3,wjushsrethe F ASHION rRDrII, RI.0 ailatmas holiday With Mn. And what a sale this is ... thousands of yards of exciting Brandon, Rauschkolb wW 496 fashion fabrics all at one super-low price! Many from other lenta of the home, famous mills Including Dan River, Lowenstein, Abbot, Mrs.Sorrdlllosttheuseofher Amerite . Charter, Shirley, VIP, Coflcordl And you'll right hand after suffering a find all types to make smart new outfits for everyone groke. Now she has learned to in the family! All 45" wide, full bolts in a rainbow of do her Intricate needlepoint colors, combinations. with her left hand. designs just learning to talk again," e save 33g-83c yd. save 429.89t yd. thaLkfUi that I can siiesk bedress & sportswear luxury cause a Jot of people who had - — — — - - fabrics _____ strokes cant talk." I A A - 77 Mrs.Sorrell came to New York from Atlanta, Ga., in 1935. rig. I yd our 'd our rig Herhusband and their daughter 1.77-2.27 yd. .• I 2.19.286 yd. are both dead. "My Christmas I Super selection in smashing Posh collection: sew and save wish Is for health and hap- Lcolors and combmnatbo 5 *thclrod!Ja5hon&egftr,ce pineu," she said from a wheel -chair, her right foot encased in a hen"'metal brace. save 3 1 c yd. Ford May Ask. Nicotine Cut WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- - --- - . • ' . . . ' specia l special & save 7.98 purchase famous Beacon blankets 80x90'soHdcolor flannel back poty.st.r.acryflc tablecloths rnbrodIfor . 52 x 70" of GO- round rdor: d dpurc bo hssi; " I U VWpo clean I &APV u I " '' '' '' Pflflhl. Two popular sizes WOIn Chick. ou' rig. $49... styled by Liza iT.f' 1T11 h ii TflJ I . .;'" • sij ,' i special purchase jumbo 4 Helrloom' bed pillows Offer "is pfto 3.111111 go. Plumply filled with shredded urithanis foam and crushed while 2 for ticking. 21 29 Cut siZe 1 -' . liii] 1LW?1 save 3 11. -' 5 • 'S . ; V;_ ._ ? •-1C - print polyester bedspreads X. courtesy dress cottons Perky machine washable cotton novelty prints and bright solids to sew into the smartest fashions; full bolts. . C yd. our rog. 99c yd. our reg. 10.". 11." 9 a. iipur ...yvu 'Un uo oerrer Tnan Layre! MELBOURNE ------ - - -- '--:. --rv----r-c, ••------- --.:tt--- r -----,- --- - - • •- __-/ _______________________________________ _______--___-_; ------ _-•-;.•. --- --- ------------- - - ------ -- -----=----- -- - '•_,__:;" save 34.12 ea. the National Cancer Advisory _tL.-7r v' nt Polyester and the Price Is sense— rord to .9ersowffly appeal to lionally fowl Completely machin'O'washable, never needs save 74r ironing Plus pro-shrunk , save 1.37 the nation's tobacco companies (Ounded corners and rich bullion fringe on threeStYlOd 914*11,with And the CO ors are frst. for a voluntary reductionof tar novelty cut-outs mohair-acrylic yarn rate for any dicor. and nicotine levels in cigarettes. • 3 3 famous brand The board M-opowd that the _____ I presidential appeal b,- followed fOr Ourreg. save 306.50c on. balls terry bath towels ' our rej. 5k ea. by action empowering a federal 7k baIl bathroom ' Jiffy So* stuff-mt dolls. animals, flaisan 40-firam bowl, hand washagefl(7LOset maximum ga. machine washable cotio,p instructions. accessories quanast rette Ur and nicotine levtls, I C which would be steadily ree-bath size duced ducedyearbyyear. F' EARLYSHOPPER'SSPEC,AL The reornrncndat,ons 'ame • -•- '1 - - ¼.. faces!:o 29c save 76c.,1 88 A IdC,*U*.,iboa in r 4.ILL t Ford'ss u.i u. Thick and thirsty cotton terry ow I,•. l -Ml ... Oct.23 for an assessment of cloths ala stock up Price.: sensational remnant riot Wastebasket or 11*30 - $• Stunning solids and stripes scientific evidence that would Prints, ioIids —.----tug.2.49eIour,ig2j9, provide a basis for federal 1) fancies for dess, . 'tth in blui, gotd. , cigarette regulation. In sending Wow Dali!' rilan pink . . .' • blouses, sportswear in to Congress a broad proposal ' WXOIC fUg '. all In stunning poph • ourr.g. 4S" wide fashion $ngfhs yds. White quantities i&.i. yd. forcigarette regulation, FCrd sob °'"° septa had said '4tlre is con,4derable diipute" about the scientific Sale in effect thru this weekend. evidence available. (7) — -7be tioLacoo, industry has r dainantl epped previous cabs for federal regulation of AM ORLANDO STORE HOURS CASSELBERRY ORLANDO e:s. No exist now, SANFORD 15AYTOIIA BEACH East EAST COfAtr BabCock WESTORLANDO KISSIMMEE NAXV ICra S; Wftf Colonial Dr. Near WINYER HAVEN DAILY 10- 10 Day tons Ms., South High*&y 17 92 Vint 51 at Jai Alai SUN. 12 -1 sua pUhe eports of tar and ______ nicotine levels in cigarettes. - ----- - ua 11F -- ---- - save 37.07 5-pc. steel mesh dining set Sturdy all-steel construction with weathor.rnsictan finath dft .gni mosn cestgn for cc :)l and 111111111111"111110 comfortable sitting' 42 diamour rig. $70 eter table with 4 folding steel i) chairs.Outdoorluxury' - L I 5-piece table and chair set 42' tabbo made of high impa tilmsct glass reinforced potypropylont f44 00 legs; 4 chairs made of I -piece our rig. molded fiberglass reinforced 81.95 :t S Sale in effect thrti this weekend. - , ;;- compare...you can't do better than Zayre! ___ ORLANDO EAST Colonial Drive - - - -• - • :TT-. - - -. - ---- '-- - - - -- - - ---' -- -- - MELBOURNE and NASA Blvd - tit Powers Dr Near South JaiAla(Fronton (7)r,)nqknAv (1 r -_ -ta- ----= --= ---------- -t- --- --- -=---- -. SANFORD H qhwdy 17 92 at Airport Rlvd "V. = r- KISSIMMEE Bvrmu,1,i Ave (-, arnaens B!vd on U -. -; ---'. :=,- = = - 'T =t-E- -------------•-•-• - - -'T-.-- �- - '_c-- _ - _- - - -- - -.- -- Lc! / _ WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL THE REMNANT SHOP'S SPORTS H - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974-12A Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-18 ANNUAL We&% AFTE R ____________ - ip 'LT-- ,- - - .-- - ---- - Orlando Evans, First CHRISTMAS .1 I 10 2S SALE 1 2616 In Florida Cage Poll O 8 ro 2 16 R LANDO, Fla, (AP) Un- do Leon, with a 10-2 record and Jacksonville Jackson, 3 Hawthorne (8-1) 64 beaten Orlando Evans has been five first place votes. Unranked Jacksonville White, Lakelannd. 4. Jay (8-0) 58 tabbed by the Florida Sports was defending champion Talla- Lakeland Kathleen, Miami 5 . Tallahassee Florida High Writers Association to replace hassee Florida A&M. High, Miami Norland, Orlando ((5.1; 52 Miami Jackson this winter as The rankings, including team Edgewater, St. Petersburg 6. Melbourne Catholic (4-2) 41 Florida's Class A/I/IA basket- records, first-place votes and Dixie Hollins, St. Petersburg 7 (4-1) 36 ball champion, total points: Northeast, Winter haven. 8. Hlountstown (7-1) 24 Evans, with a 10-0 record so CLASS A/tA/I CLASS AAA 9. Century (5-2) 17 far this year, drew five first I. Orlando Evans (10-0) (5) 74 I. Defuniak Springs Walton 10, Eatonville Wymore (S-i) place votes in the season's mi2. Pensacola Washington (7- (6-0) (6) 76 11 hal poll by the eight-man voting 1) (1)71 2. West Palm Beach North Others receiving votes: Avon COTT)tflltteo. Jackson, s hidi has 3. Miami Northwestern (G-1) Shore (4-2) (I) 71 Park, Bristol Liberty, Bushnell already lost two games, is tied ii; 68 3. Cocoa Beach 184)) 68 South Sumter, Monticello JefFor 10th. 4. Daytona Beach Mainland 4. Starke Bradford (4-0) 65 ferson, Mount Dora, St. PetersThe Class AAA leader is De- (6-0) 58 5. Jacksonville Kenney 8-1) burg Ca tholic. funlak Springs Walton, which 5. Tampa Robinson (6-0) (1) (1) 61 CLASS A gained six first place votes with 51 6. Crestview (8-1)54 1. Ponce de Leon (10-2) (5)75 a 6-0 record. Defending chain6. Vero Beach (6.1)47 7 Ocala Vanguard (5.1)49 2. Frostproof (2-1) (2) 70 pion West Palm Beach North 7. Jacksonville Lee (7.1) 41 8. Tallahassee Richards (4-2) 3. Grand Ridge (12-3) 63 Shore was rated second. 8. Pompano Beach (7-1) 33 37 4. Gracerille (7-2) 59 Summerfield Lake tops the 9. Clearwater (6-0)21 9. Palmetto (4-1) 29 5. Coral GabIe[)eerborne0AA ratings with seven first 10. Tampa Hillsborough (6-0) 10. Jacksonville Bolles (7-3) 0) (1) 56 place votes with a 5-0 mark. 15 12 6. Greensboro (6-2) 47 Defending state king Havana fs 10. Miami Jackson (6-2)15 in Tampa Jesuit (5-2)12 7. Moore Haven (2-1)40 winless in five starts and is un- PRICES TO REMEMBER - ' LOOK WHAT SANTA LEFT! 100% POLYESTER NO-IRON DOUBLE KNITS First Quality No Iron Values To $5.99 Yard OFF 1 / PRICE 2 _ -- - - - -. 1 - -- - - - ,. if - , DESIGNER LENGTHS -. vT DO UBL E . - 00 100% POLYESTER $ - Others receiving votes, alphabetically: DeLand, Fort Waltoil Beach Choctawhatchee, ranked. - KNITS Others receiving votes: Au8. Paxton (84) 33 burndalle, Key West, Lake 9-West Palm Beach Kings Wales, Palm Beach Garderis, I St. Augustine. 10. CLASS AA Others receiving te 1.Sumerileld m Lake Weir(5. Greenville, Miami West01 ( 7)78 minster, Mount Dora [able, 2. Cottondale (9-2)) (1)73 Orlando Lake Highland. Save Now candles flickering in the gathering dark, and bundled up In woolly caps and scarves Against the evening chill, carolers from Lake Markham Estates In northwest Seminole County sing the Christmas message to area residents. Illie caroling has become an annual event, with the number of singers increasing each year as more families move hdo The Lake Markhamar,a. IN Christmas A CHRISTMAS SERENADE BEST PRICE ANYWERE - F i SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (AP) Former North Carolina State basketball center Tommy Burleson and Rhonda Britt will be married Tuesday afternoon in a cerein(iny scheduled for the Southern Pines Baptist Church. M Unit, whose home is In Southern Pines,is a senior at N. C. State, where Burleson was '. center of the national champion basketball team last year. The 7-foot4 Burleson is now with the Seattle Super.Ai nics of the National Basketball Association. IN WALE $ > 0 "CORDUROY And FLOCKED VELVET "ANDVELVETEENS Yd. Es - SEERSUCKER - NO-IRON PRINTS - - BROAD CLOTH - Off Reg. Price POLYESTERS - JERSEYS - 'l BRAND NEW WATER COLORS IN SPRINGS BEAUTIFUL - Lakeview Says Thanks Save 51.00 Yd. 100% POLYESTER For A Merry Christmas Christmas is a merry time of center also sang, and brought The staff and residents of the year a' Lakeview Nursing with them welcome gifts of nursing center say a big thank Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford, fruit, you to all these groups for thanks to the efforts of a great Other carolers Included; bringing to them the Joyful number of community O%edoMethodJstcrnreh: Sing. slrit nr visit inc Â.i.ongs from Dellona; fourth their songs, gifts i1 center bringing seusonal gcod graders from Sanford's First fellowship. cheer, Baptist Church; Cassia Baptist Early in December the local Church; and the Seminole Girl Scouts visited Lakeview to Singers. trim a ChrLtnias tree and in Also, carolers from Church of the festive season by God of Prophecy; 1c1..ains singing a selection of favorite Kiriderschool; Salvation Army; carols, Members of the Pinecrest kindergarten; Seminole High School Key Club Cassel berry Baptist Church; decorated a second tree, HOE. and Pinecrest Baptist Church. Lakeview residents also WILL St Dehghtful musical programs enjoyed musical programs were presented during r by Sanford Christi few eey,.s by the Sanlantlo Bell pscntcd Lake Monroe Baptist S Ringers from th e Longwood Church' and Circle K area; the All Souls School C Uflior i..uuege. Band; Lake Ellen Church oi Set 9 c, 2 Christ, which included a recital on the vibra harp; and a FAIRWAY ' KNITS Ui. • ".... , Yd. O..S ST. LOUIS i All) The St. Louis Cardinals have re-purchased infielder Mick Kelleher, who was sold to the National League's Houston Astros in October, 1973. The 27-year-old Kelleher appeared in I$ games for the Astros last season, batting .158, and spent the remainder of the season with Denver of the Pacific Coast League. Th ('artbnals said Kelleher will be assigned to their Tulsa farm dub of the American Assot'aUon. NIIA Don,,#O,, I win., - (reduce - fl MAKE ad W 0 THAT JERSEY LOOK IN BEAUTFUL NEW JERSEY Yd. __________ %v •b% The Safiford Senior Citizens group sent Santa along with a bag full of gifts, aid Seminole IhighSthoolKeyettes Club sang oliday songs and performed everaIljveskIt, llechfldrej, - The Annual par!) i4ai held in the Longwood Groves home of Mr. and Mrs. LesShaler tkftj with Mr and Sir!. Eldip Webb helping distribute gifts. A 0muhi. . - Try dyou'II like tft ' • ., , - I S - _ __________ --_-_-,_-_-_ _,._ -.--_--_._ -.---_ -__ - _ 'I% _______ ,- -. -=-- i - ' a 'r-'-_ _._4_..__,__ , a ' ' - __-.._________ a . . - 'r. "" .- -=-,--a F____ -.- 1, -- -------.--,----------,------------------ -_-_._ "'i--_#-=-_--4---_ -_'---_'-__ , :- •. '• -j5. -. ' .--- ,•.._,i ____ - - -_._- ________' -______' __ ;\() I 'AIJU). Braid Brazilian Edison Mandarino 'utlated H1c11rd4' Can of Argentina 2.5, B-li, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 to lift Brazil past Argentina and ipto the South American Zinc finals in Davis Cup play. - 7 WC / :• - New Coach At U of W - - --. - Glynn HarrIson of the Georgia Bulldogs picks up rare yardage against the rugged Miami of Ohio defense, in Its loss to tse Redskins Ia the Tangerine Bowl, Saturday. RAMBLING (News as the new head foetball coach at the University of Washington, .- " - - - Don James, head football coach at Kent State University, was named to replace :esigning Jim BULLDOG - -- - ==-,---r-----------_,-_ '7_i-_-_ I' - If - - after that contract expires The He said he couldn' t Predict APSportWriter Rozelle rule says Team Amust Dropping a live mouse in a compensate Team B when the full irctof the Kapp Ing since he hadn't read the deroomful of debutantes, and Team A pucks up a player that cision fliis is liable to be in dropping the question of Joe used to play for Team B If the the courts a long Ume and we Kapp to National Football two teams cant decide Ofl the don't hav e to be concerned at League owners a ccomplishes amount of compensation. Pete ,j., _. .L 1_ -. this time W will,,,,, ut same uung. Ho'zelle does. nessasusualuntillt issettled .. They scatter in all directions. If there was one thing NFL George Allen, vice president, Only a handful of NFL execi higher-ups could agree on other coach and general manager Li ves are willing to guess the of than "no comment,"jt was that the Washington Redskins, said possible ramifications of the the results of the suit will be he ' hated to s that decision U.S. District Court suit brought appealed that s probably one it w on't help football It in San Francisco by Kapp, a reason why they're reluctant to ( ul(j hurt football. former quarterback who re- offer more than a grunting fused to sign a standard player reaction. contract Room For Uniforms eMost say "no conunent," tronaut who orbited the moon COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) ° There's a new ccntemporary oner e e ozelle for a no vice president of the New Or. room in the Baseball Hall of comment," or just aren't avail- leans Saints, was one of the few Fame, It includes the home able for conunent willing to on up um1on of all 24 present major The upshot of the Kapp suit He called the ruling "a basic league teams. The floor of the was to strike down the NFL's attack on the structure of pro- room has an artificial surface. reserve clause, the so-called fesslonal football. Pictures of such present stars flozelk Rule - both contained "This is really In the standard player contract ter and not one fora league mat. as Hank Aaron, Willie Stargell, the teams to Frank and Brooks Robinson, - and parts of the player draft, deal with Individually. I'd hate Dave McNally, Vida Blue, Billy The reserve clause binds a to have a bunch of CatfLh Williams and Nate Colbert ocplayer to the team with which Hunters running around - we'd cupy prominent places in the he has a contract for one year really be in trouble." new room, -_ .-i---'_1._ ,- -.-- ,•_______'•__ -_ -__ 4 I .______________---_---if---,-: - . I - . _ ----- _-_ -_ ._ 2-_ -_ • 4 - fer questions to NFL si P t R - lUCY iivncic IIt%DTU vi AC HAIYI AIJl' j,u iYi94iL94fIU -._-_---,w--- - DETROIT - Detroit lions' head Coach Rick I"orzano, ho took over the Lions last August after the death of Don McCafferty, was given a threevear contract with the National Football League club. SEW&SAVE --if - Forzano Gets NFL Contract op h 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. 3796 WEST COLONIAL DR. BOTH IN ORLANDO uwv GIG NTIC , 'S . - LAUNDROMAT FAIRWAY PLAZA On Hwy li-fl at flth - -- - • DrCIelfl*flqa,bud5,t - T' ''.' presented b; Seminole College music instructor -. Brazilian Over Aussie 6 of folk music By JOHN NELSON Harvard's heavyweight crew - auw from two lengths back and edged Egypt Monday in the first race ('1 the Nile Regatta. Harvard began us move after falling two lengths behind at the 3,300-meter mark and then picked up the pace to in by tix-tenths of a second00orij was third, followed by Vale. Cambridge and Egypt's No. 2 beat. - Program V. I.IJXOR. Egypt t All i Values Values To 52.99 Yd. the boards." Shakes NFL Brass I Ifld4r*lP*l1vI ••• 'r - - from a iC-point deficit. Golden State trail. ed 5949 with 10 minutes left in the third quarter. But Barry scored 16 of the Warriors' next 18 points while Phoenix went scoreless, pushing the Warriors ahead 67-59. Stars 103, Pacers 99 Teen-age rookie Moses Malone scored 33 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to lead Utah. The Stars jumped to a 24-15 lead as Ron Boone scored 14 of his 25 points in the first half. "Our team defense was excellent1" said Utah Coach Bucky Buckwalter, "and Indidividually, Gerald Govan and Moses Malone probably played their best games of the year. Malone owned everything off The Joe Kapp Ruling Pd S from Kings 97, Bulls 87 The Bulls could manage only two field goals inthe last seven minutes, while Scott Wehnan scored 10 points In the fourth quarter for KC-Oinaha. Nate Archibald led the Kings with 29 points and 10 assists, Bullets 106, Bucks 103 Elvin Hayes hit two baskets In the last minute of overtime to give Washington its victory. Hayes wound up the game a'ith 34 points. The Bucks led twice by two points in the overtime, but Wes Unseld finally tied it 99-99 before the Bullets went ahead. Regulation play ended 95-95 on a basket by Unseld with 56 seconds left. Warriors 111, Suns 94 Rick Barry scored 43 points, 26 in the third quarter, to bring the Warriors back Philadelphia. "We played a very good defensive game tonight," said Coach Gene Shue. "ilils was the best thing that could happen for Christmas." Cat's 95, Jazz 79 Bobby Smith scored 11 of his 15 points in the first quarter, helping Cleveland to an early lead, and the Cavaliers coasted the rest of the way. Cleveland led 524M at the half and went out ahead 73-54 on Dick Snyder's three-point play in the third period, ciation victory over the Atlanta Hawks. And Mix credits his wife for helping him come out of a slump, "She told me, 'Why aren't you driving more?" Mix said after the game. It was Mix' field goal from the right corner in the first period that gave the 76cr-s the lead for good at 24-22 after the lead had changed hands six times, In other NBA games, Cleveland beat New Orleans 95.79, Knsas City-Omaha CHERRY HILL, N.J. APi - Garden State Park officials say a IJ-year -old apprentice jockey was critically injured Monday when his horse crashed into a fence and rolled on top of him. Officials say Craig Bandoroff of Cherry Hill was hospitalized with chest injuries. His mount, Old Frankfort. was app'renlly unhurt. 88 Reg.$3.88 Yd clipped Chicago 97-87, Washington beat Milwaukee 106-103 in overtime, and Golden State clobbered Phoenix 111-94. In the American Basketball Association, it was Utah 103, Indiana 99. Billy Cunningham added 25 points for Horse Rolls On Jockey $ INTERLOCK By The Associated Press Mary Ellen Mix isn't the only wife In the country that wants her husband to drive. But with her it's a little different. Monday night, Steve Mix had 26 points and 17 rebounds, helping the Philadelphia 76ers to a 100-88 National Basketball Asso- Mick Kelleher Re-purchased BUY FROM THAT BOLT YOU LIKE Likeyjew resident., (from left) Mrs. Halle LuBigze, Mrs. Lucy Courier, Mrs. Berths Muller and Earl Pe Tip From Wife To 'Drive' Helps Mix CINCINNATI iAP The first Tennis Grand Masters Tournament of 1975 will be held Jan. 2-5 In Melbourne, Australia, a spokesman announced Monday. The tour is made up of former male tennis greats over 45 years old. Australian star Frand Sedgman will Join Pancho Segura and Pancho Gonzales, and others, in the cornpetition for the $21,500 prize in the Grand Masters Champion s h ip KETTLE CLOTH , 0 First Grand Masters Tourney FULL BOLTS IN ALL OUR -45" FABRICSIENTIRE STOCK 3 jn2 tm -- - BUT EFFECTIVE By The Associated Press fell to 14th, replaced in the Top Runnerup Indiana, 7.0, place vote apiece with the Car. North Carolina jumped over seven more than Purdue, which Marquette's fortunes slipped Ten by Arizona, which Jumped 5cored convincing triumphs of dinals well entrenched in fo urth Pennsylvania into eighth with held 15th. last week as Al McGulre's from 13th to 10th. 7143 over Creighton and 970 place with 614 points to the 497 309 votes, 40 more than the troops lost twice and tumbled ne first five teams, headed overNebraska and picked up Memph s from 15 for the Terrapins. ninth-rated Quakers. Then out of The Associated Press' by defending national chain- first-pla 11th to 16th place, Kentucky ce votes and 766 votes. Southern California's Trojans came Arizona, rounding out Top Ten in today s weekly col. pion North Carolina State, UCLA'S Bruins, outlasting pulled jumped from )th to 17 th. Okla. out victories over Hotis- Top Ten with 208 points, lege basketball poll. retained their positions. ho Vanderbilt and dropped In the Second Ten, South New MedPP down one to 18th, ern 113-94 d ra11• ton. The highiy regarded War. Wolfpack, 6 with last week's co, raising their record to Or egon reined No. 19 and 7 Carolina vaulted three spots dson. ing to turn back N riors, who had a sohd grip on 95-79 Actory over Davi and moving up one spot to sixth I Ith with 194 points and Provi. Rutgers Joined the select circle sixth place a week ago, lost it earned 25 of the 40 first-place, 72,field third with one firstplace with 406 points. Alabama also dence vaulted up four to 12th in 20th place. Kansas, letl ~a points. when they lost 6548 to unranked votes a nationwide panel of vote a1 moved up a place to seventh, with 101. Notre Dame slipped week ago, didn't play last week ttab.gh and 89 to four sportswriters and broadcasters LaulsUe and fifth-ranked getting the two remaining first- down one to 13th with points, but the Jayhawks still slipped ranked Louisville. Marquette for 812 points. Maryland ao got one first- place votes and 393 points. six more tha n Marquette and from the list C - S tate Cen ter er N - - - hunnI back Rob Carpenter Miami of Ohio loses half his shirt on this play, but this type of nning bytheRedskinsmadeforaIoogevenIngfortbeunlvftyoIGeoraBulldogs, rn arquette rops From E11*te Group mig BRIEF Bur1jon, Weds Britt Full Bolts To $3.99 I Yd WALE -w RUN Yd. Values To ss." SEMINOLE COUNTIANS SING UNIQUE -, - - -- , -, L,JL U1 _.=I - 1 iL 1' -=_---- - - - �______________ — -- •- _ ..........-- - - - --c- ---- ---- - - - .... -.................... - '-- - ':------------ 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . Dog - !!T. B, 3144 Good Recery 900 7.40 3.40 7 Quota 660 J__Crimson Dally Double 0 21 SIIS.?o THIRD, 5-16. M, 11.10 HI) slomBoy 900 1 00 Quinlela (S 7) 53.6 40 Perfecto (S) $141 o Rob, .rt 0 Berkeley Old Sid iOF GA lfldpis Phoenix t S Diego 15 15 1 31102 I " i, 13 1 39116 126 5 13 0 300 6 QVtbtC 160 5 Edmonton 16 Vancvr 760 7 '° 11 ) , Monday'; Result; 9 cleelrd : Toonto ay's Gamips No games scheduled is 70 Soo 6 7 0 Wednes4ay's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games Michigan at Vancouver 1.40 2.60 4 CJ 3.50 I at Chicage PfffeCts (64) 130)0 11.50 . . i ' ii 20 110 400 acrk ley Lck Quni,Ia (3-1) $19.20 Perfect. 1131 $flO 10 SENTH, 5.16. 0, 3tn Mini Murphy A 00 410 300 2 F( Stone 760 370 6 K's Surpr Ise, Quinloa i26) $2510 Perfecto (2 6) $70,10 Helves;cs o ge Colle age Scores Tech, now 6-3, was led by Russell Davis with 16 points, Kyle McKee with 14 and Duke Thorpe with 13 poInts and a game-high 12 Georgetown, Perfecla (46) S29110 NINTH. 16. ___ Ohio U . -= . __ . ' . NC rebounds. But Davis th e Gobblers' lead lag scorer, hi t only four of 15 shots from the floor. Kentucky's tenacious defense and Kevin Grevey's 29 points led the Wildca ts to their wlopg of Kansas. Kentucky Jumped imme'ilately to a 4-0 lead and never trail ed. Kansas cut the Kentucky lead to five points with 3: 18 left In the first half but steals by Larry Johnson and Jack Givens produced several quick baskets for the W il dcats, who led 42-29 at the half, Ronnie Lee had 17 Assists and scored 13 points as unbea Oregon whipped Villanova In an Intersectional game Oregon boosted Its record to 5.0. Villanova now is 2-5, Stu Jackson and Bruce Coldren collect ed 12 p&'its apiece In th e first half as Oregon built a 5244 advantage. They wound up with 22 each. Keith Herron, a 6-toot-6 freshman, paced Villanova with 18 Points Elsewhere Monday night, Ohio State beat Georgia Tech 7516 with sophomore guard 1rry Bolden pacing th e Buckeye attack th 27 points; ton, with 21 points, and Terry Furlow, with 20, led Michigan State to a 72-69 victory over Det . roll Nebraska capitalized :n Vanderbth's co first-half shoo ti ng I 28 per cent) and shot down the visiting Commodores 8146. Nebraska had a 29-19 halftime lead. The Cornhuskers, now 6-3, were ltd b itt r Fort , a Jwuor guard, with 19 points. Gwne scoring honors went to Vandy's Butch Feher with, 25 points. LowIsMcKinney's24poIn — 'Sin th esecondhf_helped St. Louis beat Drake 77-71 and Jon Manning 22 points led Oklahoma City pa st Arkansas 79-77. . . - ___ o 79. East 4 . . . t. t. .... . - p its - . . I - - ....- ---. 0 . . . ._. .. im _______ . .:.. -. . F!~ ~- , ~ z- - ifi~ -I - - -7-1~ IM-1 2. ____ . -. .__-. - _____ --~- -' It ____________ -. - ---.i. ___~_A - _________________ -. -- Relocate Baltimore, A ' s I Is Dodgers O'Malley s Idea _____ - _ — "1,, , . --- IS THIS WRESTLING 1. . f"t C I . r f- • ti I I Colle e q ~_,;ff _i~~;:-i-~_--_kL_:~~--i _-_---_______ ---. ,.-- . I a I'ti I I D I V IIon ~__ C . . --••----- -i. -_ - - These two wrestlers get tangled up in the hot and heavy action in the annual Greyhound Invitational Wrestling at Lyman High School this past weekend. Incidently the host team Lyman, stori the twoday tournament for the fifth consecutive time. - ~___- - ______ __________________ • - . - — - By JACK MURPHY The He, aId Services "We 're not ready to expand," says Bavasi. "There's a lack of players. One suggested remedy is trimming the rosters from 25 men to 23, but that would be an empty gesture. The expansion It was Walter O'Malley's suggestion that baseball can solve teams wnuii be getting the 24th and 25th players." tc' o f Its problems by relocating the Oakland and Baltimore Baseb,.11 would like to placate Congress by awarding a team franchises in Seattle and Washington, D.C. — which, if nothing to the capital. It would be pleased to get rid of a lawsuit by giving else, is proof that if you put up a lightning rod it will attract lire. Seattle a team for its new domed stadium. And it would rejoice If Charles 0. Finley responded by characterizing O'Malley as Horace Stoneham or Charles Finley withdrew from baseball's "senile." version of Vietnam. This drew a chuckle from Buzzle Bavasi. "At least," said It's messy. Stoneham won't surrender San Francisco because Buz.zle, "Finley should sy Walter is rich and senile." his Giants prospered without the competition of the Athletics. O'Malley is the fellow who acquired 300 acres of real estate In Finley would like to sell but he can't find a buyer while the A's downtown Los Angeles in exchange for a string of beads and some are based in Oakland. And the club has its feet In concrete. The unpolished abalone shells. His annual profit runs Into millions of A's contract with the Oakland Coliseum is bombproof. dollars; indeed, he banks more from the Dodgers' advance sales "All the attorneys have looked at it," says Bavasi, "and they than Finley's team, the Oakland Athletics, attracts in a full agree there Is no way out of the lease without a lawsuit. season of activity. "We've had some discussion about the Giants playing half In terms of the bottom line, O'Malley Is baseball's most their games in San Francisco and half in Oakland. But we don't successful operator. know if that would satisfy the Oakland people." But, naturally, he is unloved In Oakland. The reaction in the In the long term the National League is seeking exclusive East Bay was about as cordial as If O'Malley were an Arab ofrights in the Bay Area and franchises in Washington, and fering to redraw the boundaries of Israel. If Walter goes to Toronto. That would leave Seattle and New Orleans, with their Oakland for a World Series again, he should wear a disguise. new domed facilities, to the American League. Yet his untactful remarks served to dramatize baseball's But reality won't be as smooth as the plan. most perplexing Issues. "The National League is being a little selfish," says Bavasi. As enunciated by Bavasi, of the San Diego Padres, the club "They want the A's to leave the Bay Area and they want a team in owners have three priorities: (1) finding a franchise for Toronto. Toronto is the apple of everyone's eye." Washington, D.C., (2) finding a franchise for Seattle, and (3) Compromise is likely. persuading either the Giants or Athletics to leave the Bay Area. The National League may have to be content with The problems, Like the energy crisis, are easily identified. But Washington, D.C., and New Orleans and Its Superdonie. they are begging a solution. "Those new buildings aren't going to st!sy empty forever," The owners agree the answer doesn't lie in expansion. reasons Bavasi. * ---~-___ "•'• ~ .. ___ ___ I . I ...-. _________ ' ,' .jr.. ______ . D.C., I ' Crusaders &w. Second W n st Special - I Ifl F! - Is Free I r iniey becomes Liar ,q Rhodes Scholarship To USC's Haden Re ort R eve a Is /) h I e by AlanMayer '. NOTICE' ~ Knig ht's . , \ _ San C Bart S Named Packers 1-lead Man a bOWl ing -- " i LA \1OTS ,, 1I 806 RACING I - I -f( /' / Q. ', ;,.I'' & l '-..- - - - Stanford Over Gators a , .- F_nt._ , is 04e ., 1. ______ _. sick i SHOE STORE P V/40 9 r "f - - Winn ingest leam, Not UCLA * - LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pat made him one of two finalists in California for one of four $4,700people" to accept the twolinden, quarterback of the Uni- California. He ha l t final in- a-year scholarships awarded to year scholarship that starts versity of Southern California terviews last Friday and Satur- 14 finalists In California, Nenext October. After Oxford, he football team, says gaining the day at Cal Tech. vada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, may attend law school, play prestigious Rhodes Scholarship ,,At San Francisco, they kent New Mesicn ivI Ihwnil professional football, or bth o. to England's Oxf ord University all 15 of us waiting for 2Li hours He was interviewed both in. "I'm certainly leaving the op. was tougher than anything he's in one room while they decided, formally and formally by for. tion open," he said of pro footitiet on a football field. It was extremely competitive, mer Rhodes Scholars, he said. ball. "Perhaps when I get back The blond senior, who leads the most competitive situation "They asked me why I was apa pr" team will want me." the Trojans against Ohio State I've ever been in." plying for the Rhodes, about my in the Rose Bowl Jan. 1, was Haden, an English major at ' role as a 'campus hero,' the By MURRAY OLDF.RMAN them. Csonkn, hurt part of the if he didn't get a chance to play of the lineup with a pulled informed Saturday that from Southern Cal who won Academ. subject of charisma, favorite time, has had his fullback slack The tipoff: full time. He could afford to quit muscle, and was 19 for 45 (.422) applicants In California, he ic All-American honors again authors, politics, writings." Six months ago he was taken up by stumpy Don Not— you've heard of that shirt, with 11 RBI's. He also replaced was the winner, this year with a 3.74 grade point Going to Oxford, he said, 'is leaning to a pro baseball tlngham. KiIck has played even It's in the family. Billy, who's Willie Stargell as the cleanup "It went from 100 to 58 to the average on a scale of 4.0, said something I want and '~ need. My ~ career. Now, de pending on the less than usual with the had seven knee operations, Is hitter for 20 games and had 12 15 who made It to interviews in the Rhodes committee nar- educational experience has I . needs of the team drafting first, sprouting of rookie Ben Malone also a scratch golfer. Don't RBIs. I gotta less up — I didn't San Francisco," Haden said of rowed the choice to himself and been pretty limited. like maybe Atlanta, quar- as a fine back. And Nat Moore, want you to get the idea that get the above by combing the the sessions la!t week that a Harvard student-athlete from "I'm interested In politics, terback Steve Birtkowskl of a sli ck little wide receiver, other booters aren't a thletes, box scores. Eddie Routzong of philosophy and economics. I'm California could be the prize could compensate for the los,sof too. Running back Donny the Pirates front office did. 1. ___ ___ __ 1 riterestedinthef oo.Ja'isjs, WartleLd, pluck of the NFL for '75. Anderson of the Cardinals has Q. We all know that UCLA has ~ might be able to get over to ~ Q. When Larry Csonka, Jim Q. On the Denver Broncos, been a full-time porter at been winning many basketball . ___d-~ ndia and see it first hand. I Kilek, and Paul Warfteld go to Billy Van Heusen not only punts (tines. Larry Seiple of the games In recent years. ,But at I ~ .now at Oxford they encourage WFL, who will take their place? but plays a lot of the time as a Dolphins arid Bob Parsons of one time Kansas, Kentucky, ' you to travel. You have six — Paul Zappala, age 8, fires, wide teether. Are there any the Hears could both play tight and Oregon State were at. . - .weeksof classes, then six weeks other kickers who also play end. Calif. And an old booter named tempting to be the first to travel." other positions? — — W.S., George Blanda has been known university team to win 1, Not an Illogical question Our Semi-Ann Haden, a 6-loot, 174-pound assuming there will still be a Denver, Cob, to throw a pass. games. Who finally did reach GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — In the next eight years, the senior, said he only recently de. At the moment, no. And the WFL. in 1975. The Miami Q. I was told the Olympic the grand first? What team has Rart Starr, who quarterbacked Pack won six divisional and cided — 'after talking 1) a lot of DolphIns don't relish losing only reason probably that Billy Games motto is "Citius, Altius, won th e most games? — Gene _~ their three veteran stars, but is getting a chance to show his Fortius" — translated to Ilerkins, Westminster, Calif. the Green Bay Packers to the league titles--and added . _I_l'Ii.ii .11_1U The order, going into the 1974- championship glory under the the first two Super Bow I chamalready this year they've shown moves is that he told Coach Faster, higher, 3raver in 1895 legendary %'inee Lombardi In pionships to Its unprecedented an d (ha iinre on, i K the y can ambulate without John Haixton h"ii n!U th!s vnir dry w a ederi verslcn 12W a 1111 — _________________________ the and 1960s, was named head of titles in 1966-17, __________________________ __________________________ Swifter, higher, Stronger. winningest (tam of all time coach general manager of.collection wi th Starr named th e Most ValCould ou - verily this for me? with 1,115, followed by Kansas I. s ... ud' U r ia,ri rite;, iime. LedJUI? Do the contestants also pledge with 1,090, and Oregon State team today. an oath'? — Alfred B. Borg, wi th 1,067. I assume they came Starr, who still owns the f'411. lur-t.t 1' Starr, who retired as a player Oakland, Calif. into the charmed circle in th Des-me, care-r comp comp letion percentage at in 1972, succeeds Dan You're absolutely right on the order, too. Ironically, UCLA, BOWL AMERICA SANFORD I sbbe Wh ilrhiao 151. lIt lt- i is w ho quit Dec. ISto become record at 57 per cent, had his Picioett 194, Alice Oensmu:e 119 motto and might be Interested which lea ds in best season9 in 1 66, when he HCAA cham- head football (oaeh at Notre JUNIOR SENIOR - Ricky Payne PETTYCOAT P.,? Kern 461, f,'.r, to know that it 156 of 251 passeswas originated pion.ships with a resounding ft'nt'. replacing Am Par;egcompleted 'I. rrrv Wi!c'' Rcl. J.tn.on 41 LstOer SiOI prep total of nine (followed by by the 62.2 per cent—for 2,257 yards ¶r.adinaster of a Payne its. Mark Hampton it] Pal Kern 170 in ROLL-A.BOUT$ Kt JohnSon 515, schoolin France, Father Didon. Kentucky's four) Is not even (ljun.' JET SOWLERETTES Starr, now 40, first came to an 14 touchdowns and had oniy J.annetle Norris 191. ElI's Gross Vn;IlvaI SO?. fl a'br. Tulk 115 Contestants individually do not the Top 10 total wins, the Packers in 1957 as an b. three passes intercepted, 313, Jeannette Morris $90 Mary ?.'.k 112, WI,ilt- Uurkh,irl Q. Where may I get In- scure 17th-round draft pick out pledge oaths, but a selected EARLY TOYOTA -- Al Bowling 60 ISO But the next year, he was in. athlete from the host nation formation concerning player of Phyllis Virner 577. Al Bowling GOOD SHEPHERD MIXED Alabama After two Injured by blitzing linebacker 741 Phyllis Vanner 71$ It(f 4, Pr', .'n? 1?i I,'SIr' takes an oath on behalf of all the trades of major league baseball elfecti; e seasons, he became .d* ~ . Tomm Nobis of the Atlanta '-"(n lb', Ut '?' DELTONA PINBUSTERS I' oo teams — also competing athletes in the schedules and the team's starting quar- Falcons, and th at began a WiIOn $2. Ben Kiesci $07, Bar 159 .,, rosters of teams? — David terback late in 1959, Loin- series Games, -..-%-14 bara Knesel 17 ), Ben K's;l 191. HITS 1. MISSES Bob Shull $5, of physical troubles ,i... Ed Kne;el 19 1. Olive Westray In Peth Mattesen 470 BoO Shull 717 , Can you tell me where Wayne Davis, Princeton, hid. hardi's fIrst year as Green whi c h finally drove him out of -. fl,Ih Matteson 14$ GENERATION GAP Mary By writing the respective Bay's Coach. Richie Zisk did his most i. HenderSon 53), Alice Hendrick; SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS the game. -, productive hitting for the league offics: American 491: Mary Henderson $94. Alice Eddie Adam; 53*. Jcin Doyle 50). ; ti. p (7ks 1% I t Hendrick; J12 Clidy; Doyle 1$9, PIly Price 177 Pirates? Was it when he u League, 280 Park Avenue, New LATE TOYOTA - Bernie Hudley 4 No, 3 in the lineup or when he York, N.?.; National League, .t,c 544. Ben Stephens 44$, Gene SPARE PICKUP 220 Montgomery, San b'ranwas No. 5? — Jack Boden. O'NIeI 211 , Peggy Trail ISO . a; ciwo, California. SHOOTING STARS -. Kathy Cooper schatz, Summerhill, Pa. STANFORD, Calif. (All) — throughout the first half, build- 441. Audrey Boidger 4-46. Kathy Sue Rich 57, 1 IC. RickyPayne S ' - APi, the Hot Stove League Is In Parting shot: Center Tim Patterson came off lag a 10-point margin Cooper 159, Becky Tendel '55 at one $POST TIME 8 P.M. 710. Shannon (orsI 5)0. Rot, Hickok session. Intensive research SWEETWATER OAKS - Peg 6?. ('cIty 'lall .410. (1.1? Mart.n The real coaching bobble of the bench to ocore 22 points and point, but the Gatos came back CMATIN E ES: 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) Nestor 176. rannie Aubill 477, Peg reveals that the young 125) "74, almost ignored, was Dick We Stanford to a Z70 college to tie the game Ethel Spencer S 7. Helen Leflhanc 7 at halftime, 35Nestor III, 167 •CLOSE D CIRCUIT ¶10. Dorothy flry.nt 67 to Pirate outfielder batted In the Nolan of the San Francisco basketball victory over Fbotlda 3.5. TV K o4 C WOMAN'S Linda Lew.; Nor ma Sharp i to, t bhc fifth josition most IPLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECTA of the '74 49ers sitting down all-pro here Monday night. 11$, Donna Lamb 151, Linda Lewis Kelley shot but two times in Whitehead 57 9, Sandy RussrU I 7 season, hitting .304 and and Ginny Gaudreau III ID, Dorothy Reed 5)0. Marlene Buck driving Kwalick most of the year — on Patterson, subbing for foul. the first Llf and sat out most of CITY - John Fischer 613. Pelt 4710. Doris Uenton 1 S?. Donna In 73 runs from that slot. He the ridiculous pretense he plagued Rich Kelley, was high the second when his fourth foul Peterson 604. John Fischer 244, Lamb SSIO, LoiS ralgon, S to. batted third only a total of 11 doesn't block as well as Tom po in t man f or the game. Jerry Temple 73 3 was called on him, The 7-foot Evelyn DeMatt,o 57$, Molly Smith INLONGWOODO FF j97 SORRY NOOP4E UNDER Ii games, when Al Oliver was out Hi-NOONIRI Helen Padgett Sal. I $0. Jo Beasley 79 Mitchell. Stanford, 4.2, had led center had 14 points. -- In C-nilage At Crossroads SHOTLIFTING oreboard ifi'As t ro" ~~ icia Cen tral Michigan ri i ABA Standings C . b. - . . 'Off Flor da 63 7ICWE' Michigan M, Is1an = f, L;,. - W . E -_ BOSTON (AP) The second smallest crowd In Astro-BlueHousman, the game's outstanding back, who rushed 134 yards on bonnet Bowl history and a national television udIence saw two 21 carries. games for the price of one In the 16th renewal at the Astrodome That gave the Cougars a 31-17 lead but the Pack came back Monday night. scoring two touchdowns In 1:21 to knot the game at 31-all with 2:17 The first game lasted until early in the fourth quarter and ended to play with North Carolina State and Houston tIed 11-17. First, Tommy London rammed nine yards and a pass for the two-point conversion (ailed. Moments later, after Wolfç.mick Then the fireworks started and before the final gun sounded with the score still deadlocked at 31-31, four touchdowns were special (earner Louis Alcamo recovered an on-sides kick, quarscored and the Astrodome's million-dollar scoreboard — which terback Dave Buckey jumped one yard for a touchdown. lights up with each score _ may never be the same. North Carolina State, an underdog despite Its No. 13 national ranking, still remained two points behind. Stan Fritts, a secondAfter a humdrum first half, the Cougars started the excitement team All-American, took care of that with a bullish run for the with two rapid-lire fourth-quarter touchdowns that gave them a two-point conversien. 31-17 lead with 7:55 left In the game. Despite thrilling rallies by both teams, neither dressing room Houston's Eddie Foster disappeared behind the North Carolina was overjoyed. State secondary and emerged with a bowl-record 73-yard touch. "It's toc bad you can't play off a tie howl game," a disappointed down pass play from quarterback Bubba McGallion to ignite the North Carolina State Coach Lou Holtz said. "Both teams feel like volley before a disappointing crowd of 35,122. they lost it." On the Pack's ensuing series, Joe Rust returned an interception Dave Buckey, who engineered the Wolfpack revival In the final 42 yards to setup a five-yard touchdown run by fullback John minutes, said the tie "leaves a bad taste in your mouth . " . '.. , -e -- ___! - F -:- State, Houston Light Dor..W ' .IA . __ - --.-- - ____ iS - AM By The Associated Press 5414 in the NAIA champion- ome, of Trenton, Mich., were Slippery Rock, 9-1-1, 90; No. 14 Central Michigan football ship. Second in the r final po ll two of the reasons for Quin;esa (i s) si6 6o SOUTHJEST Coach Roy Kramer said he ex- - was LouIslara his Alcoa, 9-2, 87, and No. 15 Elon, Texas 63. NrIhwt;tern Tech, 10-1, with team's success, pect ed some recognition after 477 points 10.2, 85. American 55. Lamar fl ItS is Phantom 640 320 240 —. but not a single ; "Franckowlak Is an old triple winning the National The Associated Press' final Mined. Jackie FAR WEST 320 400 2 Associ- first-place vote, -. .threat football MixerS 9. atIon of Intercollegiate AthietNew Mexico 3.CO S player," 1974 Top Fifteen college dlvi. 5$ dVT1 ' I I. Kramer said. victory plus tI'Js LI .h.)J I "He passed for slon football teams, with firstcs c h ampionsh i p . O. Oregon 116. Villanova 77 ,&, Peefecta (37)13)50 • ,, , t'n nff 1tI" more 1mllv UUUI s,wj yar • L ' -' d s m The Associated Press' " . and place votes in Pepptiine Big P (51 with 33) $fl7. 5 paren theses, seaseason for gaIned5ooyarthi,Jag us," he said. 75 college division poll is "I'm broke son records and total points. -San Diego St. Risky Marie 3927 10 160300 enough particularly pleased because I school records for field goals, Points tabulated on basis of 20. W. Mich. for him, -500 2.50 S think the poll at the end of punted for a 39-yard average, .. .. "It's sure some lS.l&.l4.12IO.94etc,: Stanford ki Florida Ro%eG;ion 70 350 broke season is the one that really the school record Nevada Reno for present," said Kramer. S) 12460 10.i, UC Davis "I'm ' 64 Trifecta ;4S$)$2100 means something. The others apoin ts and was owjoff Qu&eI: greatly proud of the great 0UP come and go and l.CenI. Mich . Poland St S Montano : Handle SM. 526; A-.e.153 man — all in the same season." 2.La. Tech (32) 12-1-0 658 they're hard of young men who had such a keep up wi Fullerton Angeles 10-1.0 477 . Los Kramer said Newsome had th, but the one at the Sy ss mend season for -3.Texas A&I (2) 13-00 461 end of the season cnraga B!. Lewis 6. Clark an outstanding season, sacking the Kramer was in Orlando that's 4.Delaware 12-2-0 C ss important" the quarterback an avera ge of Fla., - to watch his son, TUNED IN 5.Bole State 10.2-0 401 Steve, play linebacker for Rounding out the top five three times a game. tNev.-L Vegas 12-1.0 381 Doug Hutton listens to radio during crou.counlry prrtke near Nevada-Las Vegas, 12-1, was Miami of Ohio in ü Trine were Texas A&1, 13-0, with 461 sixth 1.G ra mbling with 11-1.0 322 St. Joseph, Mo. NBA 381 points, followed Bowl last weekend. Miami Carolina Pothtsafldtwoflrst.placevotes by No. Grambflng, 9-10 241 Easterit Co'.-,nc. 21-10. Delaware, 12-2, 460 points, and 11-1, 322; 9.Tennessee St. Aftiiitic Div)*lon 840 lao No. 8 West ern Caroli Cen tr al MIchigan, 12-1, re- Boise State, 10.2, 401 POin t-S. W L 1010, Cis na, 9-1, 10.Tez-11-an 11-0-0 171 Buffalo 241; No. 9 Tennessee Sta it it 6S6 — • ceived 32 first-place votes In te, 8-2, I1.Henderaon i Kramer said senior players 180; No. 10 Boston I ,, ,, ,3 , Texas-Lutheran, balloting of sports writers l2YGUJigstowjisL 820 118 New York ' and Mike Franckowfak of Grand 110, 171; No. 11 i broadcasters for a total of 658 Rapids, PhIlophla Henderson 13.Slippery Rock •9-1-1 Mich., a quarterback, . State, 11-2, 135; No. 12 90 Central Division points after beating Delaware Young. 14.Alcorn and middle uirr1 Rirk ci a •.•-9-2-0 57 — ... 4 V (II 0-A 110; ('40. 11 15.Elon RON Cleveland (AP) — A 1 17 12 jj Houston 1 is 514 hockey score may look ordinary Atlanta 14 15 435 ': in most circumstances but AHOSKIE, N.C. lAP) .— Last week's historic arP4e* C,fle,in; 1 29 091 20 when it represents a team's Western Confertnc. btratlon decision that made a free agent out of Catfish Mlwvst Dlvisia secor.d victory in nine games it p Hunter may have made liar out of Oakland A's owner Chicago t 16 11 i33 — ti CS has a special meaning to someCharles 0. Finley. K.C. -Omaha 'S I? .515 ' DCITOI? 14 17 .45 1i one such as aeveland Crusad. Hunter, the American League's Cy Young Award , fl )9 357 John Manna winner, held court with four teams Monday, and there Paelfk Dtvlsi. were reports that he would have a verdict "It was a super w'1n," said Golden for the " " -'5' baseball world within 10 days. Manna after his club beat the S.aflle '6 ' " Toronto Toros 4-I in the only Portland IS 17 .169 6 While everthing Is coining up roses for Hunter, his Phoenix 14 .453 ', World Hockey Association former owner has been getting stuck with the the By BOB ORThIAN Los Angeles 13 educators take note of the fact de ta iled in thorns. ' Its 150-page report, Blackburn match Monday night. of Michigan The and Munday's R esults Herald Services in a special issue of Phi Delta include th Philadelphia 100, Allan? I e altering of high Michael S. Nylkos of Fort Lewis There were no National Not only has he lost his ace right-hander, who con. Cleveland 95. New Orloan; ;, Kappan, national publication of school principal who refused to College wrote "The bIg4.Izne tribut ed heavily to the Oaklan Hockey Leagues played. The pulse is weak, the brow d A's three straight Phi Washington Delta Kappa, professional alter transcripts; changing programs 106. Milwaukee w or ld cham pionships, but he has been "We've been having our fevered. College are 103, OT rank anthietics are fraternity for education, accused of problems," said Hanna. "But sick. perjur ing himself in last month's arbitra admission test scores, having professionalism, The teams are Kansas City Omaha 91 Chiti on hearing. "College sports are at a substitutes take admission simply unowned and un. cago tonight, we played an allarotmd Dick Moss, general counsel for the major league It's a lingering illness — crossroads, " the Sanford Golden State Ill, Phoenix tests, offering jobs to parents or financed farm clubs for solid hockey game. baseball players association, said Monday that Finley actually, It has been hanging committee warned, citing Tuesday'; Gamis other relatives of a prospect, prof essional football didn't tell the truth when he appeared before an ImNo games KhOu$d "The forwards jumped to get around several years. The widespread sLates. W,sdy't Games recruiting getting grades for athletes in Saturday afternoons are partlalarbitratos-In New York. Mos s said Finley's own the puck and again to get diagnosis was confirmed some violations, overcommercial. courses they never attended, proving grounds PhIl.o.tpni. at New 'York handwriting suppli ed the eviden ce of th e for Sunday's I Atlanta at WashirVign, perjury. back," said Hanna, who also time ago by a committee, Izatlon of sports, excessive using federal work-study funds professionals, gave creWt to goahe Bob WWd- headed by Boston at Phoenix Moss said that Finley Introduced Hunter's contract George H. Sanford, pres Sur e to win on coaches and to pay ath Ietes for 6estionable Thuridiy; Games "TIvy art- the supply depot into evidence in Alameda, Calif., County Court in his den for a "fantastic" perform- which conducted a six-month players, Lo An;k at CIe,,'iarj bid classroom favoritism or nonexistent jobs and for an enormous entertainment force flunter back into his fold- According to Atlasiti at Houston ancein stopping 34Toros' shots. study for the National Council to athletes and discrimination providing a quarterback with a business, the contract conta ins Finley's handwritten notes "We've now won two New York it Detroit of our on Education. Howtver, only against blacks and women, new car every Year. which reveal that the A's owner POrfl.nd GOId,I last three games We've got a recently did coaches and understood his obliga. Symptoms of the ailment, as Philadelphia it Chicago The committee's conclusion, uni"The athlete's free ride to the dons to Hunter. club that's be tter than w ha t versity is based on talents — substantiated by th Finley had contended to th e iui.,itrati we've been showing.," on panel of e Kappan other than Intellectual and not contributors, is ar bitrator Peter Seitz, Marvin Miller, that most of the on fl Crusaders, who are still . executive financial need. . Athletic ______________________ problems ste m from the em. director of the players association, and 14 points behind the leading priorities for the many lade in to John Gaherin, phasis on victory, typ chief negotiator for th e baseball owners, t New England Whalers In the hat he didn't ified by the background. Intramurais ABA - f/R'51 71f( the Vice Lombardi philosophy and understand what was expected of him. East Division, took a f East Division Hunter's recreation suffer." iVCLflpip of "winning Isn't everything; contract called for a deferred pa t/N6' . on period lead on goals by Steve yment of $50, 000 and Black and Nyikos get no 4y n' K entuc k ,4,/p / It's the only thing." it was Finley's failure to make payment In the stipu. 21 9 700 Cardwell and Gerry Pinder, argument from Joe Paterno New Von 72 of jp "There is moral decay in th ated manner that resulted In Hunter's liberation, , Grant Erickson extended the St. Louis 1) 71 312 tO e Penn Sta te, who would call a Moss said he was turning the matter over In lhø NØW 'win at all costs' or 'the 290 Mp end I7 lead 30 in the second period 27 . rWA~ N ......,451.... 'I. hut. 7 4 -r n JUIUlCS ais Inc I p W trict attorney and baseball commissioner j; ;,, jog-e iorornos iom Simpson means' pro a pro. -vi West DIvision philosophy," lamented Bowie Kuhn. si-ysrM hi %.th ' .... . t '! '!'e ft'' V ) 541 iinana Jack Daugherty. £TW3'UI W. SI1OU.U1 sit,,', 'UK, ivjeanwnije, Hunter held 5011 early In t.'ic third period. San AntOniO 1 1% hL fourth day of con. _____ " ou Th UTah indIana e preoccupation with y go out and recruit any way ferences with various baseball executives in 14 IS 451 17': Skip Krake closed out the scor. his 13 16 .641 l2 'winnl3goniy'andbeIngNo 'ou want," Paterno told ing for Cleveland midway in the lawYer'sofficeonMainst,.ln the heart this peacefu of n;eo l II is 341 IS a little North Carolina town. preoccupation for Gordon White of the New York final period. m 'ben we're not being Utah 103, Inana 9, scholastic sports," echoed One of his lawyers, Joe Flythe, part of the firm of Toros' goalie Jim Shaw, play. k i - I ITuesday's Game; Cherry, Ch erry anti Flythe, said that appointments are __ _. Darrell Crase of Memphis hypocritical. We're not ing his first game after rm.csing '' ' teaching kids to cheat. Sthte."Lt'si,rypaJgJultoUujp, 'h!uk' for Friday an Saturday alter a three-day dixiut six weeks with a bt'uised leak for Christma3, Th en, 'we'll narrow th San Diego at utst of all the youngsters who love finger, faced 37 Cleveland "When we go out and offer a e field d( Thursday's Games considerably." The attorney estimated that sports but who are being yoi'ng man a grant-in-aid , hots, including 19 in the first . N e w York vs Virginia at period. 41 ltunter's choice of one of the 2oteams interestedi him eliminated at every stage we'remakinghI3apj50ug Norfolk could conic as early as next Tuesday. Ktntuky at lrini bcause they aren't going to be we persist In calling him an San Antonio at 5t Lou; 'winners' — because they are amateur. The New York Yankees. for the second time, (tic tii short or too Mntreal Expr.s, the Atlanta laves and th -slow or too Winless Trotter ,,, . e MInne'o ta San 0'eo a "r-s 'IcEN7iy /4 weak. "Once he is awardedagrant. Twins a) came to town Monday and raised the list of ,Z I'\ tMPE/? /#'TE46' teams making personal appeals to Hunter to 13. "Paren ts have been duped In-aid because he's a good HOLLYWOOD, Calif. AL ,14'P WOA'EL9 , intO thinking that (athletics) football player, we're kidding il.. Armbro Oxford, a 3-year-old 4'$ ,tMS47 ,i/44'I '/ — are 'go'd' and 'healthy' ourselves by saying he's an NHL Standings tW5;wiin38 ... rnV amateur 'character building.' But NHL starts until tralner-drjy Joe • , He's not amateur. Lions Award Forzano ,q,' ,w p14' (4Øy they look at the end results, the M..d.rs Games "All right, let's treat him like O'Brien brought him home first -4,qp No çames s4h1ed C04'fljRIt/C8 prof ona 3, can they himesJy a pro. Let's handle in. at HoHood Park recently. -Tlday; Games DETROIT(Ap) —A Job Rick Don McCafferty In July, believe that? We are building .o garn his mile time was 2:01.4. . tercollegiate competfon as a Foano too k at a time of great characters, not character, The likeable ex-Navy coach Wednesday's Games . Pete Rozelle handles sorrow now is hI (er the next guided the club to a 7-7 re Plo L(ttCJIt1 Altho ugh he had never won, •' cord "The present structure profeiinnjl competftfon. That three Thursdafs Games years, ind he hopes this past season, the son of Nevele Pride has should be modified so athletics is, let's recognIze how much \ they'll be happy ones for the "I'm thrilled and hnored to Iuc yo'k ISianders at At competed against the best, will again be self.tnitiated, fun. club wants to pay for a player is DetroIt Ijons ' be the 1.tons' head coach," Fororiented and phiyer.eontrolled business. earning more than $74,000. He its 1e'iBut how many ' P.ttVjttrgt Forzano was given a three. zano said. "The Lions have a Finished second in the Colonial Athleticsshould be reclaimed people a team can have on a year Contract Monda . wu skolek of Nis 0#1 At _M _ iki y to coach fine organizao and I'm happy front public control and brought -- Vèti4de-e'c it Lu squad is the feligue's business the National Football League they have confidence in me. Chicaflo it Butfalo 000 Yonkers 'frot. My un4r strict academic control." — in this case, the NCAA's team, a job he assumed in At,. goal is to bring the owners and Collaborationistj Robert T. business," gust after the sudden death of f ans a championship" Standings - - IJ ___ 650 460 330 1 Cent. . 77 In;loeWhirl 660400 $ t IiveJa,ci $? 78, Chicago Lo SopyLii 160 8 I 73 (1 I) $27 60 Michiga n St . 72, Detroit 69 Perfect. 11 5) $7)70 Ohio 5?. 75. Georgia Tech 6.6 St Louis 77. Drake 71 DI. Charge?o0 3 60 250 Mystery Soo 540 3 10 1 i,Sl71.7i Okla. Birkley Sailor 77 240 NBA - —---_ ____ ...i. SOUTH Kentucky 100. Kansas 6 Alabama 77, Virginia Tech 11 Ky. 69 -- 4I'-- ____ Iona 72 KsEurnia Oulniel. (6$) $9340 .- ': EAST 340 3 1140 ? 2C 360 1 —_ ---- - '•-•- You've heard ! patience and fortitude, no doubt, That's not quite th e credo of the Alabama basketball team. It's patience and control, according to Virginia Tech Coach Don whose Gobblers lt 77.73 Monday to the Crimson It was th e fifth victory In as many starts for Alabama, which moved up to the No. 7 spot today in the latest Associated Prem college basketball rankings In th e enly other Monday night games involving ranked teams, Kentucky blasted Kansas lOi)-63, and No 19 Oregon overwhelmed Villanova 116-77. Kentucky, 17th in the new poll, was 2h last week and Kansas, out of th e rankings this week, was 18th. The) re a mighty fine basketball team ," said Devoe of Alabama 'The) did a super job pounding the offensive boards and th ey played with patience and control. We just never got in sltion to dictate the tempo.,, The Tide, led by the inside scoring and rebounding of Leon IN'luglas, took the lead earl in the first half and field off the defending National Invitation Tournament champion Go bblers. Douglas scored 27 points and pulled down 11 rebounds and got double figure scoring help from tIir te ltnnldtt - I H flunn ith 1poinLs, Charles liusdl with H an d Charles Cleveland with 12. We;? Division . -__ --.1 _4~ _e ~_i__ ~_~ _, i_ . Tea m Wins, 7773 By ft most AR Sports Writer 11 iS o , i 6 P 0 17 71 1 300 • Toronto FOURTH. 0, S.Ia, 31,51 Andy Over 740 Mark Goodson K's Trouble - Canadian DivisWn Perfecta (86) ISI 90 . "'12"" . Mich I Polly Dee I . Tide Still Unbeaten, Basketball W I I Chicago Q&ela (7 1) 56) 40 Perlecta (7) $260 ----=- -__ -.._--_ -, WHA MONDAY'S RESULTS 600 3 ''- - - ------ - Results WHA Standings Fatso _-.A-.--------- ___--•- .. - I ... - SECOND, Is. D, flfl A i.; Tip 3 20 1) 60 600 7 - - Tuesday, Dec. 24. 1974 OWW"EOWD i - ----_ -: - 7 COLOR Yfy'_ CLuB . 1 ~ - I �____________________ ______________________ _________ __________ ________ • - - - ____________ __________________ ____ ________ ___________________ ____ __________________ _________ _______ ,-- - - - - - - ' - - ____________________ _____________________ ___________ _________ __________ - - - 1. %- T T ____________________ - f.—EvenInq Herald, Sanfora, Fl. Tuesday 24 ec IS/4 I ;I I. . W _______ = 44YAJ.- -- - ' - - ________________ - - - - ____ ___ ___ ________________________ __________________ a BEETLE BAILEY Mort I OCET aur / C\CIEC EN CARNIVAL 41 Walker WIN AT BRIDGE ____ IT CCs MY B WAL DEAR ABBY by Dick Turn., D aughter Shows h I D and J ____ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Officer s THE COURT'S PCI5,O IS (I '11~1_~ _~<~, i . .. . . I ., .5 V~)" I . 1 ..I I : .I I I :: #__11 ) .i RN U HEARD H 1. _. - I-~ I )r , -2 ~_ ",-,, I 1 2,it I 91 -- I~- I ~~,%_( ,---\ q by , 41r. - . - I - I _e-,'N . A I, . I IF ERECTS YECCCHH' HIS UE 5TA1U I ) LOOKIT THE HIS FRONT VARDj OE HAG I0 . i 24 Four years ago, our 19 -year-old daughter (I'll call her "Carol") became pregnant by a young man who walked out on her, but she wanted to keep the baby any-way. My eldest son and his wife were childless. They desperately wanted a baby, and seemed unable to have one, so I talked Carol a into letting her brother It-gaily adopt her newborn son. (Few People know this.) is / his foUr I I I \\ 1 About A year later, Carol married a fine young man and they ed 3miles from here. Twelve mon ths later Carol gave birth to another son. _______ ~~__ dununy's ace of trumps ruffing the third one. - ___Z;II1 ~- -__ a Since Carol's marriage she has been very cold towards me. I would write her long, newsy letters which she would answer with She ne ver te le phon es me . IaIws call h er And there is no sign of real affection Just politeness on her part, for Carol, When my husband and I drove down S ba by's ristening, sh put us up at a nearby ___ ___~ 61 second good play and that extra I es FOOIfl. I am sure the reason for her coolness is because she now regrets giving up her firstborn. and she holds me responsible. I admit, the idea Of my son adopting Carol' s baby was mine, but. I-, A- him t6 score gatile and n0x,r, Ot)ening lead-9T /2-2q EDO' s, r IMOLY is EMEMFR MESSAGE OUT OF MN BACK-PACx, WiLL NW, MAR140? - . is - t\T IT' limit is one good play to a " "What (10 Snu Ilk an' asked (T MEON tNS / " ~L_ - I , I __ I ~, - R ~, ~ .7, \I 1 I 01174 11. VILA - -1 ER - LLI -D"I. Ga.. . I .1 I I# Pass South FUNNY BUSINESS 14 I •9 4A h blame, Mother. Even though you say DEAR ABBY: This morning when I got up, our house was icy cold! 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RIGHTER 26, 1974 H SAIISBURY, hid. (AP) - arboretums all over the world, (; ENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to quietly enjoy Christmas When it comes to decking the including Russia, Ceylon, Bra. pleasures and to follow the principles and precepts of the Pri.nce his with boughs at Christmas, ill, England, France and Indi a of Peace whose nativity is now celebrated. Er a greater it's hard to outdo amateur bot- to find out more about his fa. well-beingand happiness' with those to whom you are devoted. anist Shelby If. Jarman. who vorite tree. ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) This should be a very happy day raiso 65 kinds of holly, "No other family of plants is for vou Stay on the practical level in helping others, especiany S HZ be froin gas and muscles but rea a tion a heart c te low v c, o calorie foods. Your ' GENERAL TENDENCIES: Make sure you do nothing that requires you to take any chances. An unknown situation comes up that Icould damage w fine reputation if you are not ale. The c evening finds you perfectly able to cope with any sudden changes ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Associates may not do what you think is best. but don't interfere. Know better what the future holds for you. Keep po ised. TAUPUS I Apr. 20 toMay 20) Be sure not to take any charim ____ .-_-___.L--_ ._-. _ j-_ . ____ - - .41 k , I,`__,, . M 4 _______ - - __________ -- - -- -_ - - ~. ____________ where finances are concerned or It could prose costi) for )0u Asoid a troublemaker. (;E.NIINI I Slay 21 to June 21) Don't permit one who is not an expert to gibe ou athice where finances ar e concerned ow - .~_-X_5 , _. 1~! Fr 1. ; I Lv~ ' ~__ -w*~p- 4 mere devotion to loved ones. MOON CHILDREN I J un e 22 to July 21) If you discuss with experts some personal ain-, you can get good results. Gi,re a L: - *. '~ ~I -_%:O~~-___ 11 IO iJuls 22 to Aiw 21i lnctsi nf 'na diStP8,.dk• something concenate on whatever can improve y'r position in - a # ii 0 0 p LHCY I TO ,* ocozs 0 S Z i S C N co S L T I Y L II 1 0 E 0 2 II P 0 p G 10Y1.0GZAYI . T 0 1 1 1 If S M 8 III C III 0 may need some antacids if you ques -a not king any. Managing my blood WIscomnlicated For more pressure has been 175 and I C 0 0 M 0 1 0 C N IIA0i ovooc L E have just about 4ways had an detafts about what you can do, write to me In care of this irregular heart beat. I'm on Y Y I C If I .4 T E G I S 0 C I 0 L 0 D , YHECT016YHYCC0SH2 C M Instructions: The hiddtn names listed Isda V/ appew forvard, backward, up, down, of dimomstly in the puaile. Find each box it its 111011.011A, ( Tol O(.5 I ( 0 L')(. between meals, but the l in should hase them It can be li weight Is making me feel I am saving if gotten soon enough for undernourished. So, I will add some of these people. IIIISTOLOCY Sfl TH?tOG 11111 0 PSYC1101,0M, ;, -- .•-______________- __.', -- - U- - - -_-__- - - -_-_- - zT • r _- _;* bere sour money is conerni CAIIIII(IMS I Dec. 22 to Jan..0 1 I Don't permit an associate to %aste vour valuable time (in unrelated matters. ,lipendsouie time improving ) our health. AQUARIUS (Jan- 21 to Feb. 19) Complete mportant before engaging in oude pleasures. Show congenlals how ap. preati%e you are. happy . PISCES (Feb. 20 to mar. 20) Instead of being upset over a persi-nial matter at hc4no, v!e restraint and build more accord i family ties. Also, visit close friends and expresi happiries3. Have a very . happy day. there. Show that you have wisdom. he or she will have a IF YOUR 111111) IS BORN TODAY practical mind and should have the education directed along such lines. Courses in ethics and religion Should be added to the curriculum for best results. There is artistic talent and great ability to make nivney in this chart. "The Stars impel, they do not compel - %Vhat you make of your life is largely up to YOU! --- ç • -t _ -- . -- 7;_ __- ~__ ~_ logical persm can be of great f,elp to you now. Take tit, chanct, lla. i orthhile time tonight CAPRICORN i Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Reiag happy in the comfutn) (if family. relativesand friends is the best way to spend this iy. Think constructively. AQUARIUS I Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Rid yourself of any possible tensi ons and make t his a most memorable day. Show friends that you are a thoughtful person. IIISCF.S I Feb. 20 to Mar. 20i Excellent time to be with close .-__; - ' service to others and to gain the blessings that come your way. -- - 4t- - Sidestep a troublemaker. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Finding new ways to operate can build a new and b,etter life for you. Steer ., Iear of ,a bigwig who tn to vent his Ire XORPIO(Oct.23 to Nov, 21) You have a new idea thrit is not very clear so forget it and k ee p bus) a'' rI: 1 t hand. Relax tonight. &(;luARwS(NOV.ntO Dec. 21) Jtt - i:.' ' i tL' It.tI -1 happ y das ['10 I Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 Fine day for being with those ('U lo e and expressing the ue spirit of Ch ristmas. Take time to t'r5'e th e unfortunate, MGl'AllIUS ( Nov. 22 to D. 21) Your day to really be Carroll R1ghtr s ind 'dual Fore 'st br your sign for Janvy is now ready For your copy send you r te and SI to Carroll Righter Frecasi, Fvnq Heftd R 679 HotIyd. Cal tW, ,g ______ VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) If You follow the ad%lce of an 1.111RA(Sept. 231ooct.Z. )) By living the Golden Ruleyoucan Ix- hvIpful Io others. Keep busy at what you Nive to do and make l YOUR CHILD IS [ t)RN ThDAY _________ influential person, you can add much to y our present prestige. 111¼ 1, BYIONOLYL Z T G 0 Y 0 T C M onthine is line but you Radio City Station, New York. N.Y. 10019 and ask for the This latest attack has been booklet on ulcers. Send 50 cents quite persistent, and I have to cover costs. been trying to diet on thick An(], I hope you have gotten chicken rice soup mostly, with your flu shots. Older people and peaches and low-fat milk in those with health problems - -_._ j&yzrj - . ~_ ---~ ~myM -_A r_1 he or she cld becmie overIv emotional at times and spoil what has been ac. cmPIisheiI:f- ge careful of diet and give right channels through which to expend energies. A good education can pave tbe w,iv for a very successful future. "The SUrs impel, they do n(., c(,nipel " %%'hat you make of your life is largely up to Nl()u, • , r - - ,, - , - - . I -. . - - - GZ__=::___A )f 1 ;;--: I - , - A / rIi,in lrn and unlxrn lu i. .i 'kiI lift (till '1 and praying none will degradation, muted feelings to endure this a w ful , and not belonging This is one awful ordeal and if so, not quite hell ofa "orld so severely as I.... " P and soups and Diae, quinine, Iobantnine ncw5paper,PO I - , IS IN 0 .i'l _____ ,2-m - LAf_K SOMETH IN __ by Frank Hill 1 1 1!~ - IT SEE-", ~F", I . I 11 25 Y, 1ptng friipnt I) 1t less about cabbage juice and spite of the lift I got from the with feedings If wheat, I stopped it at once, and you med toga in ' am weight add a to the yeast too, w hen terrific gas little (at your diet The avocados may help you there. If back and upper or lower a )OU tolerate meats use them I .~i C) . .. -4 ; - / 9 ) ( L I . I sours. Express happiness. proUem hecau Z / H.t S- I I ou can with persons whose background of experience is unlike - (:14~AWVj t;r ~T~ b WORRV 6O (~~v - * -4 f .I - II - SEEK & FIN D I y ow. Schneider — - a.,19L Charles said lie had fought plain to, knowing full well the )esitantly, "only ... for tbe esLablistunent would get you if coming generations of black you did. [ --.• 1 - ____________ I 1 . Justice, and it leaves me weary mark although rating better , 1 WC I ~ I again beca 01 my race I Rigged tests, lowest efficiency iny bones, this terri le in ~1 Jarman prunes and gathers being enterthin1 plan the future more el> than in the past A retired New York business. great bunches of the holiday fotiLssist one who is in dire trouble. 1 ha bi probably hate an overactise man, Jarman, 77, has nurtured liage each Christmas to de \1(X)\ CHILDREN\ Jine 22 to Jul 21) Ideal day to show and cultiva,ed his holly plants rate his own home and those of proper 'nourishment. I'm now gotid friends in .some tangible way how much you think of them. 1 pounds and am oot 11 over the last 20 years, visiting his friends. propelledinto the colon hjet Eveningis inc or enterta inment. Recentiy on,,a4 -41._ fermented and really oduced !O J!y 2 2 nliv •'dIIIUy rwiiun, ue sure 10 -1 bull by the horns I plunged 'v enormous amounts of gas, Ifulse . friends vou want to remember on this day. Take time to Into Yeast and carbohydrates wiif I ,ogies" I di' VIi My doctor approved. Going a I do that. It will tend to gise )OU a VI IMO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make as mans new contactsas lift all right, like a floating out, I started shoveling down balloon M Y G E 0 0 If G Y S A G - I "U_Adi-- * Y 5HOULD HE B I I [ '- - a HONOR AT PIN ,14 cArr,;EA I ,"NV LULU Mur- 500665 - 9 , ;rt # His 1 acres of landscaped more closely tied to mankind the needy. Don't overdress, have always recovered quickly you but never can put on a terrain fronting on a lake is through myft folklore a eno ugh to avoid surgery. Now I susta ined con v UIMS(Apr. 20 to May 20) You have fine, practical Ideas ersation with a planted with all shapes and ligious oboersance over the this Ch am , semiretired and active, doctor to find out much because ris tmas Da) that can bring much pleasuie to others Get sizes of t he bered plant some past three th ousand )ears, don't drink or smoke, and of my inadequacy at asking te1htr with family and friends native, some Oriental, some said the holly expert. contending with what to eat intelligent questions (;E.NIINI 1 Mim .21 to June 21) Although busy entertaining or rare and exotic ,I-#9 COFFEE! ii J - MB—I have some avocados and stop trying hemorrhaged three times on or four attacks of flu or bron. my own and once on an aspirin- chitis during the winter months. by Bob Montana rSES BLAZLY ? 1--iL r _: F;Zom LOA -i CHILDREN! I CAAJ'T YOU -______ AAURY ) ~ of dejected after ... receiving ards and citations to "Declaration." Ile began ".."" I& G My nmin goal i to control the i 1 when Sippy diet was ulcer and to builds up resistance in vogue. Since then I have enough that I won't have three ________ by Dick C.P,valfi 1 9 loLJs tirtjtthckI w a three / .IV - by Crooks & Lawrence I SURE CAN, POONEIZO! YOU CAN IRSIVES! THINK OF JOIN US IQ W15HINO EVERY600Y TOE AQYrHING VO, wgwEsr CHR15rMAO E I F fWE CAN 1, J~ I II . I JU!5T WISH WE COULP REVOND IN SOME- WAY F011Z 'iOLJ;Z FABULOUS # of te his achievements, Name The Holly it And He's Needs Advice t ulcer, starting after prohibition 7 - 6_-1,$sia&A_ I-'* M%SS p E . , ____ WINTHROP I ~ CAPTAIN ot DEAR DR. __ WATER AND T^ IONE' .-Z- t: — r— ___ I 7:~"""`i1lI,,, ,_,~ ARCHIE 1 S' . - 1 I flWi)O , - Ne e 7? I - IS Tw' % GAME BlIGGEST ,ii ,i I WE\'E ~ -~- , ., ' ' .. ,_~_ BUSY! , (~N)ss ! . . black. Two Weeks before he died I, _;.- ~ ...I .— . / — , rnewhw tftf told 30 minutes before I'm ready to sere. I wri te my husband notes and keep the carbons so he can't LOS ANGELES AP — He has lived in hotels where I didn't From the chapel to the class rooms rent for l3 for two nighis expecting a return call, room to the blackjack table, and where, he says: "It seemed Note writing Is a lot easier than reminding h verbally. Father Thomas Higgins, a Je like I was the only guy without a Besi des, U I remind h more than once he tells me to quit WI priest, carries his message tattoo." to the people. "I learned a lot about my. Higgins, 4Z is assistant cha self," the priest said. "1 want to PRO-NOTES .DEAR PRO: loony for you. Luck t lain and professor at Loyola eand my horons. I never 'okJ'led." I'm a nato out rnyQu. Marnount University is su want to stop growing 1e " ur ban Westchester. During the Higgins worked the gtav CO NFIDENTIAL ,,UPSET U4 PBURGfl": The Sulflmer months he worksas a shi ft at the Royal Inn CaChock who wanted to Interest his wife In swinging did NOT live in blackjack dealer in Is Vega& sino. His customers sometimes Penuylvanla,Farfromlt. About l,000mIles, ma recent interewat the woWdge.t his good counsel, al. un1ity, Higgins said: "You though the) seldom found out Probl,rnt? you 'll f$ better It you get it oil your chest, For a can't preach flwist if your ex- that the man bend the red Personal repiv. write to ABBY. Box No 69MO, L.A.. Cat& 9W69 perience is entirely different satin tie was a priest. Enclose Stamped, Wit addressed envelop*, plitate For Abby's book let, Høw to H ave Lovely Wedding Send from that of other people Silo "Sometimes I tell people Abigail Van Suren 137 Lask y Dr eriy HilI Cal 90212 "II priests were cab drivers You're drunk y don't you or bus drivers or if they took go home. You're going to drop diffe re nt jobs, they would be your who load," Higgins rnuchmoreallkindsofpeople," saId. L r. LAMB i Ulcer Patient N 11-1 0 , 11~ AR)U SURE ~lj-_ . T I by Heimdahl & StoffW . — TH'OMCE POOL FER. '----, 4 _10 I - HE'LL FIT — 0 0--n.0100 .;AA~W I — __ PoP!! OH,POP 0 • I — IJ _______ 01 _____ - , It was a firull tesWitient from goans can be proud." a police detective demrated as Charles received numerous a hero who saId he leiI, - 'M ine is citations, including one for a wasted life ...I, belping capture seven men es was 45 Th who knew him best say e was char ged wi th killing two per. sons in connection with 75 ar. strong, gentle, sincere. Ile was ined rob,beries. - .. . ______ ~ j C4~ (e . - . -________ _____. ___ i5 * 7 I l _10-li_111. _111~ '~ I .- , ` -_..., - -- 1 : i lP-SVNC) - bIO '— . . I W ,• J . KIR r .- I - ..(144 1cl. '. ... I. ; -- ___ 0, K4 j ' Vi . . - - _______ Q .. - - - • 7 :. ir~ I I I - I by T. K. Ryan I 1 \, DEAR ABBY: A man signed "Bugged" objects to his wife writing hirn notes to remind him of important things. I wish my husband would write ME notes me to read Ids mind. I sure could use an occasional tvoi JI . FIPSM - - -- r ( SIN& ----=— 1 Cip ME SGG TE WWQUJG R . _ Chic Young A pOQ0 r ;I I -') " Z14 LL r .. to I - BLONDIE s -- CEliA DEAR CELIA: So I'm eomplylng I ) - ...... '-• I J TUMBLEWEED - - - Ut ____ - - - __ I ____ - - L- - - £ ____ - )_~ . ____ - C i --- - , ____ I -' Lawis ...TO BV CRSELES UL 5O.SiETI4ING NICE t...N TH rREIN. FW%1 H i,%S ECONO1iC C U NC: L. - - .. Larry by E! UZ4 L ____________ wr5 THAT - II'.-- 42-2-4 , ; Ifi U~_J - -~ 11,4 ' - / 1% BIMO BURNS , / - i ,4 &44Vr if AE J$/ I - I CAMPUS CLATTER with It was cago air agency, ;I Chicago signed simply, "A 3 fluIrian n we paper declared be was "a Being." ea - 0 F CHICAGO tAP) — - DOONESBURY AND XERR.Y JAXON! ,,~' III] told of how, after finishing high gave a copy of tile letter to The got up and pushed the thermostat down-saying she was "burning school and "volunteering for Associated Press late SaturIday the Arined Forces of this coun. night. . UP A little later another woman got up and pushed the thertry. I still suffered these sall)e Charles' wliite, common-law wife. who asked not to be ernoon After he finished his military named, said and! suppose from all that adjusting, It put the thermostat on the blink , serice, he could fi n d no strong, but not rleswas%e? My husbandjust about t the i1g. He said that if guest prenticstup o;ranis w hich nuliLint. Over the period of pted . Finally, he - y rs i just ore 11111 up, C uncomfortable, she thould tell the hostess, but under no dr. blacks msthnces should anyone ever touch th e therm ostat in someone clime :pohcenian. was always the epitome of when be Ia. ge n tle man, My husband said if I thdn't have the nerve to tell this to my 'allY slot a guninan who had and tie was sincere ; ll('d thras friends I should write to Dear Abby, ,, ee and ask her to put it In her column. So I am askin g. . ____________________________________________ \ te S ~ 0W1 - I Send St for JACOBY" MODERN boo* to ..Win at dl)dge ,(c~o rhis you "talked your daughter Into giving up her firstborn," the ultimate decision was M No MAMONG Aa1 441CH I F luotinue as )OU ha'e been At 4p some communication between you and Carol. Don't take all the IF W4C14 CNe I THE RED KN(r WrW TW_ W14rrp_ __________ What do you do now" A -1111d one spade. What r1%r,., B!n SIIU I UU least there IS DEAlt Sll (4W 040W Vew We-LL I wr 0P You. South. hol& ÔA 2 By !~ ~~J J I I 11 lilt W14EREIS by M Sansom ______ w NEW YEAP.o AMY Pam question is that not only could he have guarded against those breaks; he should have guarded against them. The deiense had started with three rounds of hearts. South di . cif W \UtItI (t The answer to South's 4K784 3 " - P THE BORN J l3fiIdtn' ha N-.11 The tay until she comes to me? Or continue writing and calling and sending little gifts as I have? "Never, NEVEk tell him you'T going hom to motheri Tell him I'm ooming TUEREI" L11q ' i l is I 1-1 four-two trump break. Could I help it if both minor suits failed to break?" '. / , . south I u trdil against . . L ______ I.- Wa is ' -- 1 hand. } I JUST — - - Li M ABOUT THE SINCE YOU ~syorTA VA XOW, OTHER JEWEL1 WAIVEP ALE5Y THERE 15 YOUR HONOR7 •yV4i CI4IMS. Ti 4-1 141 DEAR ABBY: I I Pam Pam y su ( a ,I . ALLEY OOP -q . - trump trick. He should have played just one trump. Three West North Fast South 4 f-, f ;, ,6_ 1. -1 ,I I Sou would have nude th e hand if he had gone after a fifth T 10 2 + AJ964 _/ .4 Both sulnerablt -- . -;. 11~1 . , 41 J 1093 484 %_.1 N___1<V__, I - F__-~ and three SOUTH - . V _ T 'gPiqIIa -1 11- - Z.11, W 17-9 Z, 475 : 11 NM Dove kING GM! IIIGHNESS! — . W. Q1083 J!C7 S4 A OF MINLE, GLrz...~, Is ) NAME IS ma.;txo. 3A Up . NIM NM TM WEa= OKAY T ALL MADE A MISTAI,,M! K WEST 4b 9853 V973 te 1 /// 24 third bear( lead, wherepoon East had shifted to the jaci of clubs. South won dummy; drew trumps and smiled when lie found that they had broken 4.2. EAST $76 Ile didn't smile for long when he TAKQJ6 could only add two diamonds T854 +K7 I I . 6` ~~ _~ ___ IALLEY OOP -4.1 ------~ NORM (D) .-ft ... as I 24,1974-58 byCrooks&Lawr,nc y THAT 4LRO S Tuesday, Dec. CAPTAIN EASY 1/ViII : F4;:F.:-j = 2 Fl. -- -________-____-__- — -- r -- �- . --~-.-.. 1 -1 _. I ~ . ' - .___ - . - . . - - .. I .1 - - _f. __ - . _ _Vr_~_ - . - - _ - - - - 110— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I I ill ntuiI Lfinnl Mnt --p—. •WUUW . Tuesday, Dec. 24, - •• ' ?- -v .z :r --..-.-. -__ --- - ---- _- ,-----. ~ .- .- ~ 1974 I_I II..A!.... LU.91111111 UWVIIW _. Notice it hereby given that a •.,ii Citycommission Room, City Ha',. San?trd, Florida at 9:00 PM 0.' 'r'?. t2. . Sider the folIowinj change' and amendmen ttotneZoningOrdjnance of the City of Sanfora, Semnote County, Florida, ketoning from. RC1. Restricted Comme'rcIal Distr,ct To That Ot CC 2. General Commercial District 'That Property Detcrtbed as: The south 50' of Lots I and 70. Block 15. 3rd section of Dreamwold Plat B ook A, Page 70 Being more generally described as located West side of Il 97, one block north of 7Sth Street Alt parties In interest and CitiCflS Shall have an Oprtunity to be heard t said hearing, By order of the PIannng and Z on ng Commis1on of the City of Sanford. Florida. this 20th day of December, 1971 Arthur H Harris Chairman City of Sanford PlannTng and Zoning Commission PubliSh: Dec. 21, 1911 DEl 109 - .--- . - - _ — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Need Cash? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ere ish Fnr A II Of Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974-7B Marrs, r-firlIcioIlmove 7 Vor FICTITIOUSNAME Sell it We W H , -You A Notice Ii hereby given that Iam I IRN NIIII FLORIDA 01I mQard In business at 173 East — t-Good Things to Eat CIVIL ACTION PlO. 742149.CA.04.F Lak. Irf.t. t.onowvod rl.s _ .. .. l.s,,VMbry$1p et 3iliv. emInoIe County, Florida I ..... I lU-lU ii 1OUTIEIt __________ VMr I Good Things loEat 4 4 Personals S ESTHER COVINGTON, under the Iilfiou name Lost and Found 19 1. ....... • 'S I - _._. • . n-Instructions PETITIONER, NO HARRY BOYNTON LAWN & GARDEN 18 30 Help 'T.ngcrl,eSll'dTaflgeiot Wante'l Apartments Rent 3 Apartments Rent LEI.AND CCVINCT0N. EQUIPMENT and thaI I intemi to ARE YOU TROUéLED? Call T011 ..41 Houses for _____ — 41 Pick them fresh, $2.S0 bus tdt Houses for Sale LOST: Brown clutch wallet Unfurnished 65 RESPONDENT Trivel& Recreation Pets and Supplies Free, 6142027 for "We Care"Furnished 51 Household Goods register said name with the Clerk of 75 Camper-Travel U3.16fl INFORMATION ,anta Cl In Penney's. Has Michigan I.D. a us take all your money' "Hottin", NOTICE OF ACTION Adults or Teens. the Circuit Court Sem'noio County. . Trailers Reward. 77531933 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS MUST SELL Sell Avo, & pay off those hot ida WELAKA APARTMENTS '10 HARRY , NEW 3 BD. 2 BATH 13-Travel Agencies LELAND Florida In accordance with the' Lab & Shepherd Puppies Wishing you a Merry Christmas, A. A. McClanahan bills 644 3079 ou can get a Iar price when you II? Bdrm turn or unfurn. _____ HOME, all extras, good lOC4tiOfl, 111W. 1sf COVIPICTON St Call 373 4457 Ins truc tions provIsions of the Fictto — 11 I me Camper For 'ir 14—Camping.Resorls kuIp Decorator--Wes Kuip and edverllse your "don't needs" in 3202 Orlando Or , 313 9670 Make offer. 372 2797 BROKER377%9fl RESlDENcI UNKNOWN After S Statutej, To Wit: Section 965.09 1 or 7 bdrni. trailer, also apt; Well DIAL — ON, 6 Child Care Con Chaniot the director Of Nursing, interestec Want Ads. Nights 373 1167 or 323 9001 Last Known Mailing Address Florida Statute's 957. 15-ActIon Sports located, elec tric pd., no deposit. Enroll now for January sewing — No qualify ing! Only 14,003 clown and FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. — Call A'fer 5, 305 93.4 1429 in Geriatrics, Apply in i.,erson t Beautiful Parakeets for Xmas Route P4o éBox 95 H, 5' J Rlchar, Boynton classes. Singer approved dealer. NASHVILLE RECORDING co. Mature edult. 373 5695, Will Baby Sit In My Home 1120 Florida Ave. assume mortgage Nearly new I Sanford Nursing and Convalescen' Employment . All Colors valdost., Georgia LOOKING PubIi' Dec 17, 71, l, I9?i, Jan. 7, FOR 210 E. 1st St. 3736961. . Seminole 322:2611 SINGING New Years Eve 37)66 50 '..UrQfl PCôl Estate bedroom home with paneled 'ecter, 930 MelIonville Ave. . .. .. _ 1912 2$' Legerwool Travel Trailer, One bedroom apt. at 11% Frenci .. 934 4779 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1975 TALENT, 5-12S 2541. 373.3445 family room, living room, dining excellent condition, 373 0154 or 373 11-Help Wanted Ave., $100 per mo., plus $7 mat an action for dissolutiøn of DEIfl Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, alt REALTOR 52 Appliances High school or college student, boy room, utility room, 2 car garage 4432. Dachshund, 11 weeks, male, red, 143 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM deposit. Water furnished. 377 6811 marriage and to claim Special MS 4791 Help Wanted sunny kitchens, pIaygroun, nea 2)-Situations Wanted 18 or girl, Over.16 for part time work DeBar vv• Pretty landscaping With own 9 inter Park. Good Things to Eat Siamese 9 wks. female, 115; or 621 4452. IN YOUR FAMILY? equity ifl and to the following FICTITIOUS NAME city park & Sanford Plaza, Fror . after school & Saturdays on small pump and well system Puol and Built in Gas Oven, still In carton, Chlhuahuas, 6 mos., Animal 5 10 1 Airport AL ANON property located in Seminole NotIce is hereby given that I am READ THIS Blvd. near Sanfori MANAGER'S ASSISTANT, in NAVEL ORANGES Financial animal I biro farm 2 mi. South of tennis privllegs Immediate IBEDROOM FURNISHED new $337. Will sacrifice for $115. ____________________________________ Haven Kennels, 377 5737, Ave 373 1310 County. Florida, has been filed For families or friends of problem gUe'd inbusInrssat 2439S. Myrtle ter nationally oriented motel needs $2.50 Bu. Sanford. 12 per hour, give age, 1972 Mo occupancy. Owner Assc APARTMENT .2100 Home On Lake bllux, 23'. sleeps 7, well 323 29.30 . 373 1 Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, drir.kers. against you by ESTHER linguist. Motel experience, ThO7 French Ave. Ph. 3n. 3622 address & phone. SEMINOLE Need a serviceman fast? Check the maintained Priced *tIl bo,v MELLONVILLE AFTER S cl 24-Business Opportuniti CS 9974 or 373 74 FlorIda under the fictitious name of For further information call 173.4.517 Duplex Sanford area, 7 Bedrooms COvINCTON: 3 bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh minimum 2 years experience, ACRES. Box 7031, Sanford Business Service AdS today market 8343380 Sears Kenmore Gas Range or write DEELICIOUS stove. refrigerator, Air. $133 plu Lot 20. Block 0. Wxwirnere Park. WITT REALTY, and that I int end to 25-Loans hors 7 pct mortgage, or ref inancl knowledge European languages, Ask For Want Ads l', yrs. old 42 Mobile Homes register sad name with tte Clerk of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Navels, $7.30; pineapple oranges, 150 deposit. $31 905.1 Second Replat, according to the PIat requir. Send resume to Holiday 32 VA or FHA I32,OQ() Houses Rent 2ê—Inurance Call 377 4937 ox 553, Sanford, Fla. 32771 $2.00; grapefruit, $1.50; 67A ther eOf as recor ded in Plat BOOk 13, Feed the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Altamonte 46, Hwy. Inn, 730 76 Auto Repairs Unfurnished Correspondents 2nd floor 7 bedroom, kitchel tangerInes 13 50: per bs.,iheI; will we now have models rt-aoy for Florida in accordance with the 77— lnvø,tment Opportunities Paqe;3, Public R ec ords of Seminole Springs, Fla. XEP4MORE WASHER. Want Ad Tht% equipped; air & heat , FACED Parts-Accessories WITH A ORIUKING call owner BOX CAR PRICES Happy Holidays immediate Occupancy in Carriage mix. Free delivery In town. proviSions f the Fiditiou Name County. Florida, Art' you one of those service, used machines Deitona, (305) 314.1067 PROBLEM SANFORD JIM DANDY FEED Cove, Sanford's newest mobile Russell Crumley. 3220797; If no HOUSEMAN needed, permanent Sta'utes. To Wit: Section $6s.09 Subiect to restrictIons and people MOOPIEYAPPLIANCF.S 3730691 Who knows Rent. Is Fruit Department Hours Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Qts home park. answer 322 0373. Reconditioned Batteries, S12 95 employment. Apply in person 9 to Florid. Statut es 1957. easemenl of record, if any. 'everyone in town'? PAYTON REALTY Can Help Barbed Wire-Hog Wire-. Acerage.$140 Mo. exchange' REEL'S BODY SHOP, 5, Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. S: H er andyouarerequiredtoseryeacopy man D. Witt If you are, can type M 29-Rooms for Rent aytag Washer, CNCellent condition Reg Real E,late Broker s:ooAM.s:3opM GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Ca1l1734397 1119 Sanford Ave Bensons fruit cake, 2 and 3 pounds, Chicken Wire-Fence Postsrublith- Dec. Il, 71, 31, 1974, Jan. 7, of your written defenses, If any, to Sandlewood Villas and are Interested New motor, 57g 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave at 17 ? 30-Apartments Rent 3503 Orlando Drive Monday thru Friday Help Wanted, IS yrs I OVif Write P.O. Box 1213 and candy. The Church of God of BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR it on Carroll Burke, Attorne'y for --in picking up some to Buy 321 0)81 Sanford 373 52cr) ________________________ Sanford, Florida COLEMAN'S BARBECUE Unlurnished CORMLy'5 . Cast 46. Sai,fuad lthruStlmes ... 4Ica Irne Prophecy Youth Fund. 373 1)77; t',hO%i at.1rrss is 611 DEl 73 WINTI,t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'extra money', the HOME! S spacious rooms, air, heat Motorcycles , fence t 78 17 97, Sanford 3n 4133 377.9999 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, FLOR IDA 31-ApartmentsRent Evening and Sunday EIGHTEENTH --line lthru2.Sfinws.. • yard Kids and pets okay. iduce cholesterol! FIght fall INVITATION FOR BIDS ' 53 TV-Radio-Stereo JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Sanford. Florida 37771, and lIe the Furnished Herald Is interviewing United Real Estate Assoc Inc CaliBart Real Estate GoBete Lecithin capsules now Motorcycle Insurance — GOOD MAN to fill vacancy In 43 Lots and Acreage The District Bo,r of T.ustees of original with the Clerk of Circuit Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines 26 times . 24c a line 11 COUNTY, FLORIDA corres,ponderts for all * Unfurnished Toll Free47$ 3090 Open9a 68 9p Wanted to Buy available Toijchton Drug. BLAIR AGENCY No experience area Sanford CHARGE)32—Houses REALTOR Cc'JV' on or befor e the' 16th day of Rent Unfurnished lemons. Will ship PROBATE NO. 74.341.CP Areas of Seminole and (52.00MINIMUM TELEVISION INITIAL PEE $15 ss "' 3866 necessary. Age not Import ant. 71 Hour Ser vice bidsforthelandscapingot Seminole' January. A D 1975; other wise a P. U. Hutchison 377.1031 'te ot 5, 10 or 20 acres, desirable location, Southwest Volusla 7 or 3 bedroom, 1', bath, un ________ 33—Houset Rent Furnished 3 LinesMinimum Good character a must. We train Junior College, Phase I. 322 1IU default wilt be entered agarist you Seminole countici C',PACF L yc,p;'-p ri automobile paved mo.jd. trees Terr i, Pe.lity , furnished fenc ed back yard, 11 65 Lost ailci Found CASH 3224132 * W/W Shag Carpet 1777 Hcc'la ' Air ma ll ' W Dick. Pres South NAVEL ORANGES, 57 so tj 34-Mobik homes Rent Ceunty. State CI ULr,da. until 2 thr reIf rJCfl,rth'ii ri 7?' * Rent Color TV * The Longer Your Ad Ruils he l pful but not .A RLL1Ot, 6?tOlIl I or iJsC(l furniture, qpplerct.'s,7rjIs mo Call 947-1773. 170) we%lern Petroleum Corp. r' Also Tang efines pm PICK A PET 10k CHRISTMAS. local time on the cth day of I hitbn essential The ability P1OTlCETOCEDITORS 3$-Mobile Home Lots The Less It Costs Per Line ect Buy 1 or 1001 itemns.Larry's - . -- -------. 377 6,33 Worth, Texas. 3226733 or 377 0362 Janua ry, 1975 at the Purchasing REWARD The Want Ah are the best place to WITNESSmyhandand these,aIof $14.95 I to operate a camera SLL CPCDITORSoItre Estateol Mart, 715 Sanford, Longw d, For Rent 14 oo 3 bdrm., V, baths, Day. Per LOST' One' mile South Sh op. Agent's office, of 47 * Seminole DeBary, sad C ou rt on the 11th Junior day Real Estate ,, GRACE malu's the lob more LYSINGER Wanted RICE, family room, $210 mo. plus 36-Resort Property OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS brown male Boxer Bulldog, 6441006 COLOR WORLD College. at which time and place all Interesting and Profit cteceased. are hereby notified and December, AD. 1971. deposit. *31.5031. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED "WISE MEN The Want Ads are the best place to For Rent CHRISTMAS? Today's YuleTide' Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage spayed, weight, 73 Lbs. II you have __________ Bids will be publicly opened a, able Apply in person required to file any claims or Rated For Consecutive — Top prices paid, used, any condition shop SHALL SEEK HIM" 5 Gift Guide probably has whatever any Free home delivery SaveS Information, read aloud, Apartment sites wanted in Sanford. please call hu r H. Berkwith, Jr. demands which they may haveArt at The Herald offices, Insertions— No Change * Dishwasher-Disposal Duplex 2 bedrooms, Adults Homes from $16,000-151,950 4441176, Winter Park.. Real Estate It is. Pleasejall 1)03) $30 4464 55 3 to 6 acres, sewer and water at Boats 8 Marine c011ect. 305 6,68 6161 Contract Dccuments, InCldig Cler k of CirCuit Court against laid es tate in the office of 300 North French Ave 1910 Honda 450 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7150 Of Copy Cc'ferreø 130 up week, ITS fur site and proper Drawings zoning, and !pecilicaticn, . Send in Seminole County, Flor are on Equipment - -ida Sanford Pleast do not the Clerk of e, e Court of Seminole 40-Condominiums fi'%h 66 a,. r fl fiI Free water. 371 70 or 323 formation to Cardinal industry 69 ...-.., . ,,a,nv QUnTy. ,'iorioa in the Seminole I Stamps-Coins teiephie 373 5776 Announcements Architect: Inc., P.O. Box U. Sanford. ROIlSOPI MARINE * Clothes Washer-Dryer SCSI __________________________ De'put Clerk 41-Houset for Sal County Couithouse, Sanford, J Commercial Properties 7977 HwyI' 97 Foster Herbert Associate's Florida, within four calendar CARROLL BURKE WE BUY AND SELL S room unfurn, house, 7 bdrm., 42'Mobuhe'Homet 1-Card of Thanks Homes, Lots $46 North Irma Avenue , 29 80-Autos for Sale mon ths from the date of the Iirtt Attorney for Petitioner Rooms for Rent 327 5461 so Miscellirinous enclosed porch, 7', ml. from town, Orlando, Florida 13 43-Lots and Acreage publication of this notice. Each Publish: Dec. 17, 71, 31, 1,71. Jan. 7, * Recreational Buildini And 2-In Memoriam W. 46. $150 mo. No pets. )fl1303. For Sale Copies of the Contract Documents II' Tn Hull with 75 HP Johnton and claim or demand must * in *i'ilinq IVS VW Dune Buggy Lady or Man To Share £ 4.4-Farms and Groves Acreage 3-Cemeteries may be obtain ed (E at the office of and must st.ta the place of Gas Heater. 5123 and Sink with New Engine, Mags. 1450 Harding gaIva.sized trailer. Best .1 Coins 2 Bedrooms, large living room, Expenses and Live in Home 45-Resort Property JOHN KRIDER ASSOC relid.nc, and post cffce ad.dress of IN THE CIRCUI1 COURT OF THEFoster Herbert.Associ.tet Ofl 3730397 offer and take over low monthly Cabinet, $20.Like new 4-Personals SEMINOLE COIN CENTER dining room, fenc ed yard. 51 30 * Heated Pool 3 5791 alter) For ale theclalmant 3nd .nutt be sworn to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. payment of 515,00 for each set of i201S, O ak A v e. payments 3730991, W. Garnett White 109W IstSt ,373 4)57 month. Call aft er 3, 3OS$34W9 of al l 5--Lott and Pou'r D0mentssoObtain,d. Saidiumis 1977 Opel, 4 speed, radio, heater by the claimant, his agent, or his CUT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 46— Income And FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT refun'Thble upon 130 HP Chrysler on 16'Brndl, gold, $1995 Call Howie Kirby, 322 return of $Tit L TIME TO 'BE in that new 7 all SEMINOLE COUNTY will Sanford-. 3 BR, Central heat, AffOrn", or become vOj iir ( brr ) ' ','.' COrn,'.i rr al 1-Child Care Investment Properly Documen ts in good C onditiun 1651 De,i i"r home for Christmas Our want ads FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT * 1.2 Bedroom like new Call after 5 p m 3729110 gar.1r,e , fenced lot, 5115 according to law PROBATE DIVISION antorcJ. 322 lIft 72 Auction 7-Motels . Hotels later than seven (7) days, following are full of houses GUIDE in the Classified section of tit PROBATE NO. 74.269-CP for every Size — DATED this 11th day of De'cem 4 7-Real'Esiute Wanted . opening of Bids. Plans may The Herald FROM 5165 family, and every size budges. I-Eating Places bee, AD. 1971 In ci: Estata of i~ *~~. - ,~ SANFORD CaliBart Real Estate 57 Open daily lOSfor consignments or examined without cost. 110W AIRPORT BLVD Sports Equipment LEO C REYNOLDS. Dorothy M. Evans, * t hat New two piece living room suite, "PRETTY AS A PICTURE" sales Off the' floor. We also buy ' Merchandise Performance Bond a 373 7970 nd Labor and Executrix of the REALTOR deceased. 550; Used 3 piece sectional, 30 Like new, perfect retirement, 3 Apartments Rent — estates, etc. Payment Bond, each in the Estate of NOTICE TO CREDITORS 11 Hour Ser vice Golf: Complete Se of woodsl Irons, Portable back & white TVs, Down bdrm,, 1', bath, fenced, trees, SO-Miscellaneous Unfurnished To All Creditors and All Persons amour,t of 100 per cent of the con Grace Lysinger Rice DUPLEX- furnished or un 322,719$ Spaulding Elite D 7 Swing Weight, Large breakfront china cabinet, many extras. $ 21,500 G DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE oo d terms. tract sum, will be requir ed from the furnished, ROBERT M MORRIS Havin Claims or Dematds Against ForSa ideal location, IWIT'-' (P000 CREDIT) NOTICE 5150 372 3067 590; 3 piece end table sets, 51750; 322 3791 MWy.46 West, Sanf or d suCCeisIuLbldcler to whom contract 3 bedroom home, well located, I or 2 bdrm, t ow nhouse' apt., c en tral HWChISOn, Let11cr 1, MorrIs Sad Es,tate: reasonable rates Very nice, 365 cl-H&itahnlal r.IL Like new el ec tric dryer, $60; --$20 5175, plus security. Ball Realty, ,rieat & air, enclosed patio, cIj, in, 3771 anytime. You are her eby notified and ow.ru i maoe. 730 North Park Avenue' Buys . Any . Car Come out and browse around. 14 Ill W. lt St.. 322 $611. When Addenda to the plans and convenient to everything. From Sanford. Florida 3777) requIred to present any claims and 52—Appliances 59 Musical Merchandise Junk to antiques Open daily 103. ______________________________ No Sale Jim Hunt Realty 5110. $47 31.56 demands which you may have other contract documents are Attorney for the Estate 7BEDTIOOM APARTMENT STAN'S AUCTION, 377.9719' Thit Week. Next Auction, 1911 Datsun 1700 Coupe With a ir, tk 53—TV. Radio . Stereo isjuej, the Landsc ape Architect will Furnished or unturnishied nice 7 Pblith Dec . 17. 24. 1971 against the es tate of LEO C. Banjo, 4 string, 2 mc., old, never Saturday, Jan A. 5 2 7IP3rkDr 5120 MONTH 322 2111 new send a copy of Such Addendum to all LEASEfor r t. 373 2970, bedroom 'home en 64—Garage. ed REYNOLDS. Deceased, late of Ciluxe unfurnish used. With case. $73 3732150 pjIQ I Rummage Sales .?EALTOR HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL Baby Beds. like new Condition, in ____________________________ After Hour xl 3739770 1961 t,'ustang lcad. e I full set holders of r 1 ord. bedroom apt, 5 Alter S. 377 79 2 9 ec emile County, Flor ida, to the 50. Ground floor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND STAN'S 372 92*1 'S AUCTION 372 3991 cluding mattress, $70 each Hurry, 327 064P SS—Boats a Marine own Bids shall be submitted on of duplex, kitchen eq Clerk of the Circuit C ourt , a nd file uipped, heat, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 332 9719 rOt 2 bedroom duplex apa rt ments. while they last. 321 0490 or 365. Equipment aIr, quiet exclusive Sanford I? 92 Ma, tfarrci the' same In duplicate and as proposal forms furnished by the CLORIDA 60 Office Equipment OPEN DAILY 615 IllS 5541. Furnished or unfurnished. 60' Sanora 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 car ct Archite - a specimen form it provided in Sec tion 71116. Florida residential area. Mature adults CASE NO. 74.2167.CA-fl.J 56—Campng Equipment garage, air, shag carpet, self Swimming pool. 1720 S. Orlando And Supplies * Stocking Stuffer * only. No pets. 372 1795. — mi Inevefle Malibu Classic, cxc Fuel Oil. 160 Galln,$.j. DIVISION B Statut es, in their offices in the bound in Specifications, ' cleaning ov9n. Almost new. Call Dr. 3737920 37—Sports Equipment The DiStrict Board of Trustee's of cond fully loaded. $ track tape, 372 9109 UNITED COMPANIES MOP. County CourthouSe in Seminole after Used file c a 5p.m. binets and office chairs collect 1 65.6 35.6.1 ev es Camper-Travel County. Florida. within four Seminoie Junior College hereina ft er less than 13.000 mi, $3700 or take TGAGE & INVESTMENT OF 5$—Bicycles Immaculate 3 bedroom home with STAN'S AUCTION, 3fl 9719 1 B ed room furnished garage apt., on Good Color Cor,sOfe TV, 530 over payments. 322172$. ORLANDO. INC.. A Florida cor. calendar months from the time of called the owner, reserves the right custom drapes, carpets, c entral Trailers Lake Golden. Retired couple 34 Also Ster eo I Misc l'ems Mobile Homes Rent the firs t p,licatlon hereof, or the to reje.(t any and all Proposals and porat Ion. air, large lot Sacrifice . Only preferred, 372 0771 Want Ads ring, are you listing? A o to Waiwe any f or mality or technicality 3730701 Christmas gift accessories for your winter moneylaridl YOU'LL FIND 64 173.730. Name your terms, $3). Equipment for Rent Plaintiff, time will be barred. ,,-" ed 2 B rooms, Partly __________________________ I, Filed at Sanford Florida. thiS 12th in any Propnsal In the interett of the vs RecVee *222,CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, Vacuum Cleaners, $15 30; New AVALON APARTMENTS Furnished in Geneva IT IN THE CLASSIFIED page's of NOTICE Owner. Bids may be held by the FRANK PRATHER and DONNA L. day of December, 1971. i ADULTS, NO PETS 319 $720 Herald. Xmas jewelry. Xmas lights; Bunk Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp-11 it Owner for a period not to •xcead Roger IBerry PRATHER. Ptis wife, it al 116W. Ind St. ' The Master 's " SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE Beds, $70, Home decorations; Shampooer for only 51 per day. thirty (30) days from the dote of ~ I96oDatsunF,irlady P.O. Drawer 0 Defendants. 2311W. IsiSt. 1~ Open 99. Thanksgiving to Xmas CARROLL'S FURNITURE Chrisfmas is time for giving and a Bids for the purpose of reviewing the Sanford, FlorIda 37771 Make Reasonable otfer NOTICE OF SUIT Stenstrom 37) 4111 I Bedroom. Adults Only Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanfor d S time for saving when you shop the 373 4D33 Ancillary Adminls. bids and Investigating the TO. FRANK PRATHER and Cove Park Avenue Mobile Park Ave 3739370 pages of our claSsified Section ...... rtP,,,,i,., rn qualifications of the Rith1.rt nru'w I I 25.45 Park Drive, 327 2141 to awarding the Contract. ON RESERVOIR MOE STOR Roger L. Berry Addr ess unII'IOwn Below WholeSale, while they last: . 2 bdrm. furnished trailer. $150 'no DISTRICT BOARD of . .Attorney LAKE for Estate -' ' I YOU ARE NOTIFIED tPat an :- . ' Amer ican of MartlnsvItti,-Wt . Iroom furnished duplex, 11th St 1st WILL BE TRUSTEES plus $35 security, Mullet Lake action to recover possession of the P.O. Drawer 0. Sanford, Florida oak bunk beds, people 1sFah" $100 set; with t out "do'4t.yourselfers". l & last mo plus ISO Park, 3-19 5743 DR. EARL WELDON. deposit I child. Publish: Dec. 17. ;4. 1974 folIowing real and prs,onalproperty matching Orsk, chair. night stand. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" PRESIDENT No pets 323 568) DEl 79 Cli.) Bedroom Apts. in 5 micile County, Florida to *7 Let the experts take care of all your needed household lobs. They $200 Beat inflaliOn with low rent on a 2 SEMINOLE JUNIOR Lot 73. Block A, DRUID HILLS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INAND AT NOLL'S STORES *Swimming Pool are specialists In qualKy work and good service. bedroom mobile home in CAMP COLLEGE SEMINOLE PARK, accordingto the plot thereof FOR COUNTY, There's One Near You SEMINOLE. .372 4170. . Earl I. Weldon *Tennis C rts ou as rec orded in Plat Boot 10 pege 71, FLORIDA. 9 sh: Dec. 17, 24, 31, 1974 Publi Public Records of Seminole County, CIVIL CASE NO. 74-515-E *Fishing a Boating WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CHECK OUT WHO'S WHO IN OUR - Jhurs., 'Dec, DCI 72 Florida. COMBINED MORTGAGE & BUY-SELL-TRADE *Disposals 35 Mobile Home Lots *. MS bftqi filed against you and you REALTY CO., a Florida c ir Ill 315E First St 3775472 . -A For You Jennie NOTICE OF *Dishwashers ToPrepareFor For Rent RESOLUTION are rewired to serve a copy otyour poration, BUSINESS SERVICES _;,._ 4 I CI,OSItjr. tIArAyII,r. AL.n FREE DELIVERY SDrapes vursemI.nnuaI I ABANDONING RIGHTS OF.WAY VICTOR BUTLER, JR.. EVANS; VS LORRIES ORIGINALS, 2610 French 7 Mobil. Home' Spa es ON LAKE JENNIE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NAGEL & BUTLER, 970 Hartford JOE NEAL STOCKS and EVELYN And Yours Ave Free delivery thru Christ For Rent. No Pets 13 1 SANTA BARBARA DR NOTICE IS htteby given that the Building, Orta, Floida M. STOCKS, his wife. PAUL ME Ti, GIGANTIC SANFORD 323.7900 mat. Will design your home CAMP SEMINOLE, 3274170 Board of County Commissioners of 32701, and file the original ,y14$ii 'he d.b.a COUSIN'S AUTO BODY SANFORD arrangements, corsages and other — Seminole County, Florida, at its CO. and GAC FINANCE, INC. OF Clerk ottheabove Styled Court onor I.) BEDROOM APTS gift ideas. Some antiques. ORLANDO 36SA Very Regular Meeting held on the 17th before the 1141h day of January, 1975, FLORIDA. SWIMMING POOL 322-2611 or 831-9993 after 5. Resort Properly day of Deember, AD., 1971, in the othirwISi a Judpmen' may be en __ Defendants, FISHING, BOATING County Commissioners' Meeting For Rent feted against you for the relief NOTICE OFSALE OFF AIRPORT DISPOSALS P,'AITLAND FLEA MART \ Clearoñce .. Merry Christmas Room in the Courthouse at Sanford. demanded in the Complaint. Notice is, hereby given that put. Accounting BLVD. .4 1711 i'l*y 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 323-0742 r 323-0532 CAMP SITES for Seminole County, Florida, pursuant WITNESS my hand and Seal Of saanf to a Final Judgment of $387970 !Pcond home away from horne by 2 7 FRI.; DEC to Petition and Notice heretofore this Court on the ?th day of Foreclosure entered on th. 19 day of renting Yearly for low rales at 322•2420 Anytime given, passed and adopted a Complete accm.ntng and Ia. S"Re'mcxl.'Iinq and Repairs Room December. 1974 December, 1974, by the above en PET 11(51 INN THE HERALD Wsfrh mr Our Artt CAPAP SEMINOLE 3n "70 AlmoSt new Tasco telescope, 12 vice for small businesses. R e solution closing, tilled additions Fully insured Good Court In vacating (Seal) the above %tyl?d and o,rdng & Grxr!.t'q powers, fine tows 1100K, ob. Yoer MLS Agency Williams Accounting, 322.71.13. cause, the undKtined Clerk of the abandoning, renouncing and references Jim Trego, 321 0709 Arthur Beckwith. Jr. "IC Ph 172 £57 jectives SX, 12X, lOX. SOX. New I — disclaiming any and all right of the above entitled Court or any of his 41 Clerk of the Circuit COW'S Houses for Sale REALTORS 236$Park Dr. Aiwa tape recorder, solid stale' 3 duly authorized deputies will sill the County of Semi,ole and the public in By' Joy Stokes Having trouble storing Summer I way, Pair Realtone Citizen Band items' Sell them fast and easy J Christmas Is a time for giving and a property situated in Seminole dud to the totlowing described Deputy Clerk walkte.talkie, 3 channel fran Season's Greetings time for saving when you shop the BUY NOW PIOnO SII'YICes rights of.way, to wit: with a Classified Ad. Call 327 2811 i Publish Dec. 17, 24, 31, 1974, Jan. 7, County, Florida. described as sceiver, 11 transistor, Excellent of Classified Ads' I or All of Rainbow Drive it appears 1 131 999 as n 1 197$ follows: 73 I year old, 11 I : shape. Pair turquoise drapes; ____________________________ b ed rooms, DEl 79 Lot It. Block G. W000MERE in Plat of Yankee Lake Terrace as H&A thn I%ati'iroon PIANO SLtiviCES FORREST GREENE INC. Cabne"s,, Haweye Brownie camera with __ I OR ncl . PARK. SECOND RFPIAT. a. recorded In Plat Book 11. Pont ii. %So I I ~( Assume mortgage a; All makes r-(! Pl3yer (nur.ter tops S , rks ins?allal,on attachments; I double window lxxxv. %..im.rV bIVO. cording to the Plat thereof -Purchase price 523,000. Small e County. as PtiaRedOtdS of Seminole I.adabl e Bud (ate-li 372905? Tueng Recar,t62 4500 on travis rod. 373 0413 Eves. 11111, 373 63S3 or 6437333 recorded rn Plat Book I). Page 73, F R'V W down payment. No qualifying. in ytime ______ WE TAKE TRADES of County Corn Publç Records of Smnle County. Pangola hay, 51 2S per bale Pangola FROM ONLY Cen'r,l 1Ii't & Ar Corxtulon.rrg messiofl: Seminole County , hay in field, 90c per bale Call 904 Like new 2 Bedrooms, family "r Iri.' i'Stm,ile, (liii Carl Odd lobs of all tyoe's,. Carpentry, room JOHN SAULS AGENCY December. bidder at public iaIe to the higheSt and I 7497973 i-i,,rr Painting, Cement Work, Light At SEAR S Sar,IOrd 372 $1300 dow,' and assume $137 forenoon cash at 11:00 A M., in the A 17' I D,tps'W 2174 HaulIng. 327 2645 Eves j23 was m on thf' 372 7297. Bo'wa of County MOBILE HOME PARK ________________ n the 71hfront day of January, West FURNITURE REPAIR ____________________________ (V "_ ft Broker Associate -- , L Com missioners ______________ 1975, at e door of the' COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES CARPENTER WORK OR LOW CAH, $130 DOWN 'impac '.%ash&Sprj Jtvi of Seminole Cowity, Florida ___________________ Seminole' County i..ourthouse, MAINTENANCE WORK 377 5305' Ou'llfirid in the Want Ads, supplies 3 bedroom, 1', bath, FHA, 125,900 30 H U M 85U J lia n waIts, eaves, pIt o . ,.j:-, App ., H. Bec kwith, Sanford, Flor ida "Get 'Em While for the Twelve Days of Christmas & roofs Removes mildew. f Yr terms 9', annual pct rate. Mom will love you all year wi th a We've got everything for the Ebenezer Scrooge Best lot selet.i't ion ungus Cletk DONE AND ORDER The Fight Against Inflation begins Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamilton Hotpoint Dishwasher And an Drumt for little Drummer Boys 571) month princ. 6 mt. LARRY Golfer-Clubs. Balls, Ladies ' mo ocoters. hasps & sp,i..r By: Jobnn K, Hare lord. Seminole Slate 11 ,* availa ble movement ci. diamond. Will . ., .. at Gwaltney Jewelers-quality *tio art dear toy ou, pert,apsthnee SAXON, REALTOR, 373 94W Electric Barbecue Grill will make didn't in Christmas Mens Shoes, SANFORD : Ouiks'.r ut Dep iackett, y Clerk Hot! hiS leth v c-'Dc'emb-er, sacrifice, 5600. *31 5799 , .I ., . gills for lets •t 701$ Park , ")nfOr(lS finest French Horns, or maybe a pretty DadtOpchef Dick's Appliances, AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. 1971 Nr L on gwood, 3 bedrooms, ce nt ral air "uses in d rural area No I Parlidge for your potted Pear 7617 S French. 322 7651. Humbug! Some older le (Seal) Mayfair Count ry Club Pro Shop. Park, 1971 beautiful 14 Karat Clown and heat, f en c ed 515,500. $3.0 payment, Tre'e'. monthly BAHIA HAY 3722331. Sewing DEl 104 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. P,Soqn will love beautiful Earrings, 1 3rd off at GWALT. payments less clown. 1139 month. 641 1591 in nursing nomes don't than rent. out today 1 Clerkof the Circuit Court 1541 365 Government PICY JEWELERS, 704 5. Park, slippers by Daniel Greene from Subsidized W i ______________ to and reserve your 'L , THE CIRUIT COURT, IN AND SEARS telephones will e' __ JOHNNY WALKER _____________________________ __ -. in it either. Elaine PlChar r Qualified buyers Call tote, If you Knight's Shoes, 201 E. lit St. Carpentry, Remodeling. Additi5, Altirlris,, D'Sgniij FOR SEMINOLE choice lot, -. every night 'till tttru Dec. 20. Do COUNTY, GENE PAL CONTRACTOR Deputy Clerk Qralifyt! Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Dressmaking by experts 5.rigr BASS BOAT BARGAINS FLOI.IDA Christmas is another long ng REAL all your shoppi ESTATE. by phone at GRAY, ADAMS. HARRIS INC. Singer Model 237 Zig Zag Sawing 1 r "-I I " ;.t Free estimate 37) 6031 51 Household Goods Approved dealer 21) [ is, 51 ROBSON MARINE CASE NUMBER u-t2I)-CA.$6.o * iis,t,a.,s'n,,. Marhin. D S. ROBINSON. PA. 3276157 'I'., 322 7111 'I. , 377 ' • ..s price, .n 1.r,a I _L ...i I i II • . I-,;;Ip.. -U6 " " "V "•!'IVW U! SIC )ifl'e't a pproved dealer. 7)0 0,. : Phillip H PMCn 903W lstSt. I ____________________________ Franklin Mint Items and old coins LORO*1-1' .'.':-::'. i. 101 East Robinson Stt ret F st St . 323 6*61. 3736061,3730517 1111=W State lid. 427, 2.3 Dad will love Black 8 Decker or ________________________________ for the collector, and lew.Iry ___________________ ("Idd lobs of all t y pes. Carpentry and ________________ P0 TAFFER REALTY ' ' mile's oc kwell Power lools I. St an ley R T om 's Coint, 121 E. Morse Blvd., east of 17.92. WAYNE C. MERZ, Husband Painting, Cement Work. Light VFW 10,050 Orlando, Florida 32107 a sick husband and several Corpertry IIOOE. 75th St Hand Tooli from Gregory Lum Winter Park. 617 $331. 'Hauling377764 5 f'$)TICEOFACTION _____________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Attorney for Plaintiff MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 327US$ Ph. (305) 323.8160 bet, 4Th 1 Maple. 3720500. ______________________ 2'X) Concorij Dr ______________ TO' WAYNE C. MERZ iiiiiiiiiiiiii iI r sewing cabinet. ripossessed p Publish Dcc 24, small d ildren doesn't _________________________________________________________ L v!o P B i i,ir.rv&.r C.' Iscirr,,p Orlando 83.1.2299 (,lrprrrlrr, 7750 Old Church Road j P,'ty'-" Singer's best model, winds bobbin isalime for giving and a Handmade pillows, toys. em 01; l Hut IMAPI REALTY COVE Real Estate Broker GET :. Fr.,r-.rq 1-,,--.,c-,, EXTRA SilvcftQfl, U CASH believe in C'nritrnas. Jersey 0*13) machine Remodel In time for livi FOR Full ng you op automatic &oldered when yo sh the '.%e do ,; all Al Pell. Jenpy Clark. Assoc Topoersfo,'od leather goods, ICS $3461.0- tIc-s 477 1757 nui FICTITIDUSNAME CHRISTMAS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED selling by ygt.,r good Call 372 *465 Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay. pages of our classified section priced right for Christmas, gills Sanford pr.cVcr. 3727643 32? 1591 32? 5553 Day, (r i l \.::N.. She doesn't have !hp enercp used furniture and anpilances to "i$ an act"vr for dIssolution of ments of II Originals by D 7311W First t---' .1 ebbie DeSIgnS, 101 Kids ' P.tr I,crt' (vti ?r.at I am ' arrage li.is, t'e'n filed aganss you F. lit St (entrance thru Land Larry's New 8 Used Mart, 213 5. )fl1iI or the lime, or the money, ____________________ engag. In — ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. Drop inbobbin, Rig zag, and 3needle 1 ess all?) Josiane .-. copy O'Febrict) ,%71097O Het 9j0s SanlDrrtAve, Ph. ________________ T Court, Altamont e Springs. Seminole Cf your written defenses. if any, to It Position Like new condition, sold ____________________________ ___________________________ kidS will be pleased with — A BROKERS line Selection Select your new furniture of gifts for the man A man in prison doesn't County, Florida ttder the fictitiout On from Cow boy or Dingo Boots from We have gifts for the entire JOHNSON. PANICO, new for 555. balance of S(S cash or — "/"'' In y our family HIS • WILSON.MAlç for the best nameofJANE'SAUTOELECTRIC, HUNKAPII;,Ep. BAUM I SIM Knight's Shoes, 7CE E 1l 5t Days '3726123 payments of $10. New S warranty. believe in Christmas. Store from iznil unique Items toroomx 'i for Men, San'ord Plaza. ulccir strpng,sc'ain.lar'xJ wa.nç3 .',( i.'4'% Night p.,ijt -,.. I Christmas ever. Save on national and that f intitd t rcg"ster s.lid MERMON. PA., lii South Ma,tland ,"R I [ik(',',P, lL'T i i.'' i.ac'i, iiii ,ghts in u24 or in ns? L full of line furnishIngs. PHIL I .irl B'rdrit 1 Z Blitz clean brands. Liberal trade inj, Fr,, ' name Wi th th Clerk of the Circuit Prale5siont Wallpaper i-fir' Avenue, M,aifland. Florida 37751, 2562 Park, Di'..' Call Credit Dept. The Holy Day is a lonely ' DEERE FURPII) URE. W Hwy " CJUIM I 00 37') 5954 delivery. Convenient terms, We Ri' Court. Seminole County, F1'qlc1a in WIle's ftmnyS, On or t,eforr I l'r'.'"ct 1( , Y'u can bui qua;lty merchandise SANFORDSEWINGCENTER , in 1116~ tI. 1 ml ra't HOMES OF DISTINCTION crA.o#'s c.tr. IT PiGS , '" I " '' I 1 3730730 riJ QiVe TV Stamps 31) F 1st St,377 ..tn thr çcs-ns of J3n'jIy 7$, 9?, arid file ttit' a ,,'vdget l'iCe wi-tn yri'.i slid., Itt' fa 01 St 3 A East 1st . Sanford .. ''7 --------------54 22 1Sf I Having trouble Storing summer, liii Fictitious -. - . StatiJc's. To Wan AdsI or iginal with, the Clerk Of this Court Give a Gift that increases in value ___________________________ : Harold Hall Realty Cl.,ssified Ad hrng's h' — tCms' Se ll them fast and easy The Salvatior. Any does Wit: Section *65.09 FlOrida Statut es citric.' &lcrc Service On Wife's at a'.: roir.lraL.nr! d' .,•a Eves. $69-1146 fl* ti with a Classified Act Call 327 2611 c' And see C,,ll 372 '..IUV 'U VVVt yItIItIy 21 2606 S Hwy 1797 AID, "p 1951 ______________________________ 1 ifrirrerJatc'fy thereafter. 1 MAYTAG FEDDERS. All major .1lt 531 1973 99 5) 1 531 or REALTOR S714 323 everything it can to bring 5: Jane A. Coppock otherwise a de'lautt will be entered * "away from it all." FURNITURE BARGAINS appliances Best in quality and COINS I: Publish: Dec. 10, 17, 24, 3 1 , 1914 againsT Q* for the' refie'f demanded — ______ It* bedroom furniture at fact or y Jim Ro*e Pest Control . dependability. HOME of the Christ spirit SO SEMINOLE COIN CENtER NOW IS THE TIME TO Buy 1.23 i the pe'4ltl',. See the homes built 76261mi,quc.a,Ave and below wholesale prices it PLtANCE CENTER, L your Club W. 3 DR .t bdrm, Sunland, was $23,000. Now or 109W. lit St 00 ist . 11 WtTPlESSmyhanda1cf ________________ Santo-i'd. 3277070 St. 321 308). FICTIT1OUSNAM! — STAN'S AUCTION. 1' to th ose le ft Out. 37297)9. _____________________________ Sy~tf .,' only $70,500. organization would with pride & the finest 1q74. Nt1ce is t'er.b, give't that f am this Crt Energy Sayers -Coaster 35.1 10 A' WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS — j.Iuri.I._uI. 7 bdrm. Sanlanta, central heat & like to be includerl in tSeaI) Belts, 'nsecasins, billfolds, saddle And a gift, or music, or engagen t busineSS at 49$ Suufh )7 Sped bicycles from F lxii Clean and service Diiotherm, Chrit air, now only 171,000 of materials . . . - I this listing Call: .. Arthur H. Be'kwifh. jr Drop Leaf Table Smas t a lime on Qiviilg ma a 97 i(wt,won equipment, Save at the Old Corral ¶mino1e County. 0,,,,ki'r. Perfe-tn, 906 Frencf, A',e, 327 475) rench Ave . commercial building, S St iP4( •'.'.'Cl'4t A. 14 of the circuit good dsnnr so that Court Fli.da u time for sav.ng when yOsj shop the at nd Cr ihie' *.tIjQtjS name mile Western Shop, 17 92, 1 In keeping with the I S . n1iiii And 4 Chairs "UPPI I CO heaters '5 years expericni e 372 r" , Y,, !1W Oe'Bary. 445 oa $790 —paqi of Classifed Ads' rlv American Cherry Fini s h t iI8 terl like the Dev;Av Clerk THE HERALD beautiful wooded . . . MOM would love a new watch. I? SA Y MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH 'i 2"i t Lakefronl Lot, now only 1300 down, Extends tol?" With leaf ana closet 31.11 64); , GIFTS AS ADVERTISED IN F ull lint Of Sport Ing 90OCIS Fishing, IT. I E, of the Circuit Court, Seminole JOHNSON, PAPIICO.. iewrls start at at to 21r'. $799. P401 1'S, Catselberry, TODAy'$ CLASSIFIED AD'I Hunting and Camping ac Three unit apt building. now only Hwy. 1797, $30 1706. The Sports Shop, Sanford plaza. 177,500 Alilc;rnrys at La Built Pride .. Single bed and ImlIl dresser, Ivory occasions, , DEPARTMENT tropical and Cxotic plants and gold Italian Provincial. Pair Keep them fre All out of iclras? Visit ETHELLS S ~ f Itri V. 14irl,sitclson e frum scratching if 372 2611 DISOunt Prices... of armless chairs. tables; pedestal 1-1 = Flea Collar,. ,&,Is & I it .m small AP011,ionce from CAREFREE FLOWERS. 3101 S. . Bit . base. formica top 64S 194$ MULTIPLE LISTING REAL tO ~ P. _. Gregilwry Lumber, ith L Maple, iin U n n Ii old State Rd 46 at "76" station, collar $11icks from Animal Have 1973 j J 0 .! - __ 1 _______ Sale --- . - _____________________ - _.. — "..----- •- Jars -.-- -Option .31cc .' m , ' Mo. Buy Option Range- Refrigerator I • ' Iti_ • GOLD Tired __ 4 __________ Mustang City * $50 le '- Neat, I . 75 - ~ Knight' _ trI,le '•••' . '• Some ReaI4 . lobe 'cut We Wish Lake . " -; .'.-'-. SINESS 11 - KV1%z4v ' 1 To list your business call Shoe . APARTMENTS DIRECTORY ' . 1. 26 11 '- , #' :-' Closed, .. ' 5555 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 36 f Home Improvements H- -- Pet Care - - PageS PT •11 a Air C ditioning Ulm 11. I Pressure Cleaning $55 G! ri .-_ d -_ Gifts believe Y ' ces Jr, They're ___ for '.-. ., I '' • ('°rne - . ',? Dad rg,er,or Beauty Care .- L __________ '' '1i4 _______________ -- '' '' ' -- ______________________ '.' Giffs 11 ___________ ' ' V ''' '.'.-. '"' a..e - .',-'.., ,' , j " . ..' , i, ,?, , ' I _____ ________ _____ k ______ ____ * Singer * * 1 J _______ for .'-.. Peg .., ,'' anti Flpar purses, ' Subcontractor — I ' : ______ _______ Pest Control Floor Cleaning Your WallPapering ' I. ' ,:. ' ,.-t - Name Santa's Tips .,,.., ' __________ ______ . " ror Cr - -, -' GOLD Well Drilling Everyone DE _____ " Heater Ckbig s ' ,' s I T Chrfstmas . cnrin Orlando Drive. 223 1150, VEI ~ I ---- - .' -- p . _ ___ _ _ . . -__. ._,_____..a_,......,__... -t L_ - ,rr'J _.__ J . _ ___ __ I ___ __ - - . '-_ ._ .1-_ _ ___ ..._-_.. 2'_ . .._ '__' .'-'. !___ . egler _.•. ' Additions Call For M Appointment CCNSTRUC-nON Inc. - TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS 19195 French SPIECEBEDROO.MSET $4995 SANFORD AUCTION I200IREPICHAVE In 1340 __ _ . low ' !r! I .. _ —---- - F ' d : 9 a Gifts -' , - 1. ( --__ __ _ . _ a L_ , _ j______ ' . . t- . - . 111=;;~ 322-2611 or 831-9993 DIAL I,. L_ _ . .'., ..'.= - ~ - .- rn. rl �-S.--- -- Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974-IC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974-8B 1 1 Bob jones 24) A Child's Christmas (33, Star Trek 7:30 (2. 8) The Price is Right What's My Line (9) $25,000 Pyramid Movie 8:00 (2.8) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlando And Dawn (9) That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Name Of The Game (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Movie 9:00 (6) Cannon (1) Lucas Tanner (13) The Rogues (24) Bernstein At Tanglewood 9:30 (6) G.E. Thea tre (33) Action 10:00 (2, 8) Petrocelll (6) Manhunter (9) hristie 'vu. TUESDAY EVENING 44) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration Truth Or Consequences (13) Ensign Toole (21) The Messiah (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's M Line (I) Let's ke A Deal (9) Hollywood (6) (13) Squares (13) Movie 80O (2. 8) Adam 12 (6) Good Times Happy Days (24) America (35) The oo Of Christmas (44) Dinah 8:30 (2, 8) Movie (6) MA S.H ( MO•i;e 1)3) Movie (24) Christmas At The Pops (35) Hollywood At War 9:00 (6) Hawaii F ive (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Ben Franklin (13) Proud Breed (24) Berlioz Requiem 10:C (2.8) Police Story (6) Barnaby (9) Marcus Welby (13) Amos Burke 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,8, 9) News (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 8) Holy Year 1975 (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (21) Captioned News (44) St. Petersburg Boys Choir 12:00 (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, 1) Tomorrow Show 1:15(8) From Us To You (9) Mcvle M ds (24) Van Cliburn Piano Competition 10:30 (24) Mele Hawaii (3$) Rat Patrol (44) The St. Petersburg Boys Choir 11:00 (2. 6. 8. News Lillas, y And You (33) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Captioned News (35) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Man And Environment 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (44) The Promise S (3$) Uncle Hubie Snow (44) Leave it To Beaver 1:00 (2,8) Sommersef (6) Mary Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GilIlgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) GIlilgan's Island lando City (13) Council (33) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) MIssion impossible (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 530 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Wesieyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (7, 6, 8, 9) New s (i)) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (;4) Hogan's Heroes 44) _______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ - (24) - 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (U Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6: 30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7: 00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Heritage 01 Operating Room D 8: 00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo 830 (9) Mdvie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas WEEKDAYS (8) Golden Voyage (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver 9: 30 (8) That Girl (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, 8) Name That TUne (6) Joker's Wild (35) Mothers in Law ( Father Know s Be 10:30 (2. 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) The Dating Game Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers st Revue c - ct C Lae aj..1, ________________________________________________________________________________ 9) MORNING (13) Saints And Sinners (9) News Variety 12:53 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (33. Movie 1:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2.8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big (44) (3s) (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 8) Anot her World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 330 (2. 8) HOW To Survive A MarrIage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (33) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 (2, I) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For _____________________ TUESDAY 1'\/ Cr A itic — except Jones Santa ' sks With _________ 1 _____ I ______ _______ I . p ______ , ________ P ____ ___ ____ SZ4 ________ ' — ____ j ________________ ________ _____________ may _______________ exam _________________ _______ % __ 41x S _______ ____ _______________ .• _____________ I ' : i• . * :' - p — -. - Wo an a ins WED she on why . -------- — --.-- 5 / ' - .5. s _____ a miniature _____ • I games ic from CHILDREN TELL and CHRISTMAS of Just play into of for new 11 to a STORY or u le S tor es i through "A Visit from St. Nicholas" pendious Lexicon oi the Hebrew one about Santa Claus, may be house," and carries clatter on arrival, the was St. Nick's written In 1822by Dr Language," which he published the requested bit of scriptural Christmas tradition, the roof, and the rush of the old Clement Clark Moore, who Q in I am. But came Christmas Eve of but. right up there, surely in the b to be on his way, behindI his not a medical doctor but rather 1822, and Dr, Moore gathered his children around him In front L :; of the fireplace. He had knocked out a ballad about I Christmas, and In the pride of L authorship he wanted to read it aloud. Once the kids were settled down, Dr. Moore began: : S "'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the S . ,4t, house.. And that might have been " that, except for one thing. Dr. had composed this rhythmical rhythmical romp for the delight of his youngsters, but a friend who had dropped by that Christmas Eve sat in on the reading. The friend thought 11 \ " j was delightful and he was impressed with the approving p the Moore smalllry. The friend copied it down and took it to the editor of the Troy (New York) Sentinel. The Lale Mar) Icniculary School Kindergarten presented a editor liked it, too: and what's CHRISTMAS PLAY more he printed It. Christmas program Wednesday featuring a play, "Mr. Santa Sat Dr. Moore, who poss:ssed the and Sat" starring Dsaynr Menefee as Santa, Dede Whitby (left) outward dignity and serious LAKE MARY as Mrs. Santa and Valerie Howe as Lollipop. Eighty-Iwo childrea mind of the dedicated participated from classes of Hazel Perinchief, Jean Carbon and theologian, 'casn't happy at the Susan Bressler, (Herald Photo by Fida Nichols) printing on - ., - ' of wives — S — out to a year £ on -. :'' nev - '. , . . - ." reaction of 14' — SERVED FAMLY STYLE AT It :"lSb* — '. ' greats on — . - — getting . most y to be Y fame ever came his way What People Are Saying Challenge al s QUOTE/UNQUOTE ____ Hope's Christmas Jokes made -- she men marl juana. on." a professor of theology, who Top Ten, would be "A Visit "eight tiny reindeer." from St. Nicholas." Its lilting rmter aoW the hvely taught at a seminary in New This Is the me- verse which story it tells have put verse York and was convinced that if begins "as the night before in the all-time class of lasting By TED MORRIS The Herald Services eius — were even sauc on of n- A A This nativity scene highlighted the All Soub School Christmas program presen;ed Wednesday night, Ith th e various classes presenting songs, poems and plays foll owing Christmas music by the ad. ed and beginning bands. Mary is played by Beth Malloy; Joseph, Johnny hlolt and the angels, Janice Appel and Jude Gigliotti, Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ()f Tradi* ti of flaming w d . St. Nleck's Tale In To Ten two, or and - - - can't . Hope, whose nose has been variously described looking like a mangled Tooie Roll and ski slope, has always managed to keep his G.I. humor up-to-date. During the psychedelic 60's he elicited belly-laughs from Vietnam soldiers with a few marijuana jokes: "I saw a guy watching-12 O'Clock High' and he didn't have a TV set." "I saw a guy with a lampshade on his head — said he was waiting for someone to turn him as - . , . professional practicing ' '%-I year-old entertainer who used to be fling Crosby's side-kick and has since earned enough money from his quick-witted humor to rival an Arab oil merchant. Every Christmas for years, starting back In World War H, Hope entertained the troops abroad with cr'cks like this one, which he uttered before appreciative Vietnam GIs and probably World War H (loglaces as well): 'Most things here are portable. Some are even ex - - '4 George Jessel? Hope, of course, is the 70- n year crisis, fame _______ ..." of the one that goes: had Written: 'Only God knows "A good friend of mine sent the answers to these questions. were often uttered under fire his girl friend this Christmas Merry Christmas.' His The United States may go like the time during World War greeting: 'You are a t.ar, nrn(clsor's written reply was dom in history as the country 1! when Eisenhower told him sweet and wonderful girl. May 'God gets an A. You got an F. that perfected the Christmas that things had been quiet for a God bless you and keep you.! Happy New Year." Joke. days. wish I could afford to." Ah, yea. German may Germans first decorated a The next day, during a show, Then there's that Joke that last as long thestars shine Christmas tre. The citizens of a bombardment began. Morcy Amsterdam likes to tell because of their invention of the Asia Minor can boast that they "Thlslswhatyoucallqulet?" around Christmastime: Christmas tree. There's a first hosted St. Nicholas (now hope cracked. "Just before Christmas a possibility, however, that the kncwn as Santa Claus), George Jessel has a few university student turned in an American Christmas Joke But what other country can favorite Christmas jokes too, paper across which he endure just as long. lay claim to the Christmas witticism of Bob Hope and like were funny but because they s - pilot centers history not only because they Joke few — _____ one to Christmas — ___ ______ — The By JACK WEBB The Herald Services ______________ : s Hel on WEDNESDAY * I ______ of an argument History - _______________ an m w Made N'Ii 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Ken Berry, Sullivan, June Allyson, Juliet Mills S4:30 CBS GOOD 9-10 NBC LUCAS TANNER TIMES Belinda Montgomery and RERUN Florida is off on a Martin Sheen Merr; Gentlemen" It doesn't are starred. rampage, and everyone in appear headed for a merry 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVEO family feels her anger. No one Christmas for Tanner since the RERUN "A Gathering of date is close to can figure Out what's troubhn the anniversary When a professor dies her WLllona, the good.in of the deaths of his wife and son NEW YORK (AP) auto "accident," Dear pop so nobody can understand natured neighbor. In an auto accident. Corn- Santa: I know it is Christmas hi —Make network correspond- est nephew, write a 1,Mwor , daughter hires Barnaby to find he he's chewing on it. enta write a 5,000-word essay :3O NBC ADAM 12 Iti pounding the sadness is essay he Is late handing the Eve and you are a mite busy, Christmas Eve and Officers out if it really was an accident, appearance —Give "Upstairs, Down- why they should never say, "No is his 0-word essay hi on why fie turns up with a sua s noorglvIng but I'd like to get In some last- stairs" an escalator clause, ve con Reed and Malloy would rathe here really knows," or, "No programs should be banned father-in-law who still holds minute requests for me and my r artist who resorts to murder be somewhere anywhere —Make the local newscaster exact estimate can ever be from all children's com. to Tanner to blame for their protect his real -e fellow television viewers. state swindle (Ieatl3s. celebrating the holiday, rather write a 10,000-word essay on made" or "What all this means inercials on rry Sullivan guest. TV. Yes, that's So please: why he should never say "we'll is than in a Patrol car. But they scheme. stars as the lather-In-law. right. ll(~11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, —Take away Kojak's lollipop, have get a lift from a funny man news In a moment" —Have Eric Sevareid come 9-11:30 PBS GREAT PER- because nobody can understand after amore MID. RERUN "The Endless four,minute film story on one night and say, take the guys In "Movin' spreading Christmas cheer Moment" FORMANCES II I re s. Welby and played by comic Marty Ingels. "Bernstein at him when he's chewing on it. about the Bulgaria Day parade don't know what to make any On" put the truck in reverse Kiley Tanglew" A splendid show, of It." while going forward at get into a rare rift ive Archie Bunker a lolli. downtown. 88:30 ABC HAPPY 90 miles tonight. taped last summer at —Make Matthew, my young. an DAYS Welby tells Kiley his fiancee hour, It might cut fuel co RERUN RJchle finds himself is Tanglewoed during the seriously 111. KIley isn't c' sumption. trapped Into going steady, and Berkshire Musi vinced and they beeome em- record crowd c Festival. A he's not happy about It. He —Ban all pro football help from his friends, gets broiled in over hand watch Leonard BernTV for a year. If you gracefully manages to and ex. treatment. Stefanie Powers stein conduct the Boston do that, at least get rid of the plays the finacee. tricate himself fr Symphony. Viewers will excommentators for a wanted love relationship. By FRANK MACOMBER perience the exciting and magic man, could pull off that bean. Just so "The Nutcracker has her bag WEDNESDAY 9:30-10 CBS MASH RERUN The Herald Services moving performance as the Suite" during the action, tricks along with her. The medical unit encounters a 8-9 CBS TONY ORLANDO symphony plays Tcyhaikov. EVENING also is one of only a —Don't give Cher Bono an Mrs. Zimmerman, aside from Most pretty girls in a rigid disciplinarian in General AND DAWN Tony and the girls sky's Fifth Symphony legerdemain, is a Identical twin, because her new in E magician's act get sawed in handful of lady Steele, 'who decides that breeze through another Minor under Bernstein's baton, half, locked In a trunk or turned magicians 7:00 (2) To Tell The and one of two rarity in regimentation is what is pleasant hour, this time getting that she Isn't planning show would become a case of'. 10-11 CBS MANHUNTER Truth into a rabbit. Diana Zim. American magic-makers In. to write a book bout anything, Cher and Cher &like. (6) Concentration needed. saddles the unit hearty assistance from rerun "Death on the Run" merman doesn't stand still for vited to perform with Europe's much less magic, despite her with dailyHecaletbenJca j some (I) What's My Line Esther Roole, who plays Harry Guardino Is guest. that kind of male chauvinistic —Hopefully, mike inter. top magicians at the Inter- worldwide adventures, (9) Truth military inspections, and then Florida in "Good i'in" starredasameangangs viewers ask NBC's Edwin New. national Convention Consequences of decides tIy should be closer to 89 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON leads his gang into a hospital folderol. The Los Angeles entertainer, man viable questions so as to (13) law Asd Magicians In Paris. the front. That Wets Trapper THE PRAIRIE "Christmas at where patients and staff She saws the men In who sometimes pulls down get optimum input on the thrust Hawkeye, seems to, or levitates Ulern Plum Creek" It's the first held hostage his Now 26, Diana has be $2000 nonplussing delegates book, "Strictly 9:30-19 NBC WORLD Christmas in while a wounded the thinnest of air with the fooling folks gang with her tricks member is treated. their Plum Creek tI?I IU?I trade or Industrial con- Speaking: Will America Be the PREMIERE MOVIE "Park home for the Ingalls. greatest of ease. She even turns Since she was 8 years old. She's vention, has been asked to write Death English?" Batt has to get into cum Rangers" This a pieceinto a 1100 s around the efforts cocktail at home In a nightclub, at a books on family magic and hospital and break up the gang napkin —Give Kung Fu a new kung rdm Of what was to have each member of the family to withoot adding problems to the bill before business trade convention, psychic magic. to hang over his door. After all,.3 become the Ill4ated --Sierra,, overcome cash shortages to buy terror-stricken patients. your SUMMER It f series. Merlin, King Arthur's head pleasure cruise to the Cari never as shown each other presents. says in an interview, OF'42 transom, before the series got underway, 1141:30 ABC ?: 30 THArs- MY but the series is oft the air now. MAMA "Mama Gets Frac. MiTt-IN' The networks are taking little £n early victim of can. tui'd" Mama's domination of HE DEVIL note of Christmas until late celjations. me rangers deal the house Is threatened when AND tonight, slicn CBS shows a LEROY as THE -ro with a snowstorm, injured she falls and suffers a brcken ChrlstmascelebralionbyBen. BASSETT skiers azxl frisky bears, leg, which confines her a DANE edictine monks In Vermont, 8:30-10 ABC, TUESDAY wheelchair. In this DEVIL NBC presents a Christmas MOVIE OF THE WEEK Clifton and his sister take over ..It became very difficult George's career I snuffed out service from the Vatican and Letters from Three Lovers,.. the house chores, and Mama playing the same old tunes of money, moist of it went for 30lution to loneUrwm. I don't. I ABC airs a holiday show, taped °° begins to worry that they Rerun. These three letters are the real me for awhile. Also, alcohol. Whatever the merits of know many couples who share a last every day. Having played with after the shooting, I noticed week at the Rockefeller I delayed a year air-plane but won't be as dependent upon her other musicians now, I don't was in every photo of George marijuana use in the average bed are spiritual Center ice-skating rink and 10, as she would like, person, it is certainly the strangers." crash and when they are finally think the Beatles were that and It made hosted by former Fun City him look opinion delivered, they change the lives &I:30PBSThEWAYfl'W these men's good." Actress Shirley MacLame mayor John Lindsay. motheredover. I didn't think that chronic marijuana in, discussing loneliness, Of the writerS. One couple is The last "subway series" in — Former Beatles member that Starting Fri. On Christmas Day, be sure did a lot for his masculine New York between the separated by a Jail term; toxication is greatly preferable now tow "Mandarin the image." "The Nixon administration, the whole family watches CBS' ookiyi Dodgers and New the United States another writer Is a middle-aged to chronic alcohol in Magician" repeat of Dylan Thomas, clas. discussing the Cornetia Wallace, wife of toxication," which set woman engaged in romantic tork Yankees was in 1956, and British group's demise. hurt the Pi'Css, sic "A Child's Christmas In Alabama's Gov. George affair and the last is a pair of President Eisenhower was On did damage us, though not In Wales," performed by the Na. lovers Pretending to be rich. hand to toss out the opening of new chernyear .1 some thousands Wallace In answer to quesUois research Excerpted fromRichard UCLA reporters the way itsee intended. Now "Every coordinator conspiracy andtional Theater of the Deaf and p cal cOmpourxis are concerning her low bal l, and watch Mickey Mantle synthized and brought Into her husband's campaign three for the cover up in everything and that narrated by Michael Redgrave. blast ttudy funded the is as Pst at all. Although the show is xhed. a two-run homerDon in the use in industry and some of Democratic presidential Natioflal Institute for by Mentaldon't first inning. Mantle, myopic as believing they uled at what may be a inevitably escape into the nomination. Iu,iaiI S Larsen and manager Casey environment as contaminants Health on the effects of humbug time for many families "When alcohol, these Stengel represent the Yankees of food, air, water We cannot Katharine Graham, - 3:30 pji, EST - halt every. and co It U 4(tDdP6NY.I .6555? typically abusive, in recalling the series. Dodger surner products publisher of the Washington thing and watc h it anyway. It's belligerent, in jail or otherwise hand are Duke Snider have new products "if I'm in desperate need of Post whose staff ofigin&Uy without risk not working frequently and company, a Cliristinas gift everyone will I pick up the phone, cracked and pitchers Sal Maglle and but it Is irres the Watergate cover. enjoy. ponsible to permit when working or in Ciem Labine. possession Many feel marriage is a up. , products without 11* TBL STORY OFA MM yOtji ?jJy$ &A illOW • 8:30 .10 ABC WEDNESDAY assessmect of their risks," IEAAL(G6CYUy RCtT... ww" From an editorial ap. MOVIE OF THE WEEK rerun paring in the British medical "My Darling Daughters' Journal " Anniversary" An engaging am strongly in favor of sequel to "AU My Darling women salaries and Daughters" stars Robert pro I?tions commensura te with Vmmø e fit ider wh I (heir abilities. I am, however, . to marry bride Ruth H ussey a opposed to loud.riouthed dames %eI V UQ t#TLW yearafterhemarrjoffaUhis who try to Push their way into daugliter of themon the all-male clubs where they are sameday.HIsrnajorproLç blem not welcor1Ie.;endo not belon , how to tell his daughters and every place and neither do their husbands. . -; Chicken Soup Fresh Garden Salad women.of 9-10 CBS CANNON Rerun - Ad v ice columnist Ann Roast Young Tom Turkey "Voice from the Grave" A Lauder , Roast Leg Spring Lamb retired policeman, who is a "Recognizing the Palestinian Baked Virginia Ham friend of Cannon, does some guerrillas makes a mockery t of MI Th e Trimmings mnUgating of ."\ unsolved 'the United Nations." Creamy Whipped Potatoes Candied Sw#*1 Potatoes murder. He enlists Cannon's - Historian Henry Steele fluttered Peas & MUShrOOmS ai, arid L,oth betome targels ('ommager, saying the UN Corn Dread Dressing may Candied Tiny Carrots for a hit man when they base "committed suicide," Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly close to the so!utjon. .. Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter Coil,, Tea Milk Pumpkin ph. , Hope . I - FEASf An Christmas Dictionary O - By SAM EWART - - - . Report, given get - Orientiv — - - -------- - - WEEKDAYS -7:00- 900 NO PA$I$5 42 *flTAURANI COCKTAIL LOUNGC :,'3brT STARTS TOMORROW ONE WEEK ONLY PLAZA ROCKNG CHAIR THE --------------.-_--'-_-__________ 3227502 , NEW YEAR'S PARTY 0 PER COUPLE LIVE ENTERTAINMEjIT PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE WITH DINNER ir.te,5t.t,f,kii Florid& Ait4rn nL - VV ' -- 5 .5; o — to get on — dinner and chai ifofy In 00 history 01 thp NOfh, - want •. The great. - to gri an - - - , LJW CHRISTMAS TURKEY: TOM AND JERRY: Stars SANTA CLAUS: The guy What you may be eating left- of the holiday's first I'llowl" who geis If)e credit until the overs of on the Twelfth Day of game. kids are big enough pe A few words and phrases Christmas, PERSONAL SHOPPER: beca use Dad bought Junior a you're likely to encounter - HOLIDAY FICTION: Husband who boldly Invades new bicycle instead of the Pinto during this holiday season: at home, what lingerie section and can tell he wanted. — WHITE CIIRJSTMAS~ went on at the Christmas Party. clerk his wife's size. — C!IRISTMAS CLUB: Ifeld Wtuit a lot of people in Southern -- 'i'is Thil-: SEA)N TO BE GIFT CERTIFICATE: over reluctant husband b)- wife California are glad to be awmy JOLLY: and what's a word tt;nt Confession that "I ed who insists shopping "before from. rhymes with "11011)- ?" you something, but i couldn't everything is all picked over." CHRISTMAS RECORD: - CANDLELIGHT SER- remember your size," BABES IN TOYLAND: Is served Ending the year with enough VICE: How YULE: Four-letter word College coeds hired as extra in the bank to pay the after Dad blows all the fuses without which newspapers clerks in the children's section. bills which will arrive in tryingtomakeJunior'selectric could not produce duce one-column CHRISTMAS SPIRIT: train operative, January. headlines in Christmas stories. Something mathematically THE TWELFTH DAY OF THREE WISE MEN: The GIFT+WRAPPED: The computed in fractions, like 01111 i'MAS: The Sixth Day of fellows who checked In advance store's service most ftp- fifths, January. All 0e bills should be about the Rom' favorite brand preciated by all-thumbs males. — GLAD TIDINGS: Telling of Scotch. In by then, WASSAIL: Christmas Mama she won't have to cook PRICE TAG: Usually beverage. Name derives from Christmas dinner this year; CHRISTMAS JAM: What you're in after pushing all the renioved, to the disappointment mid-evening boast of: "Sure I we're iflvited out. outgoing Christmas cards of comparison.uiinded females, can han'le another one. Wassail - LAYAWAY PLAN: The through the slot at the Post — TREE TRIMMER: Head fuss about?" joke morticiaru; grow most Office. then remneniberlrnm on of household who buys eipht. - ART!FIC1AL SNOW: A of hearirn! the way home that allof them foot Christmas tree, (hen substitute that requires no —MAIL EARLY What you had eight-cent stamps affixed, discovers on arriving home that shoveling; the vacuum sweeper should have done a couple of weeks ago. with 10-cents required. house has sever,400t ceilings. repairman's friend, - — - — — II Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Complex L.&h2,k Ia . -_ - - Ph. 323-1910 - I Sanford IF,T I weary — I --.--.- -- FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE SANIORD ' O,flDO • LOMW000 • b%iTR PARk • ORAGt CITY • (.ETURV PlAZA �- - - - - - -- -. - - - - -.!T_I-? - 777.7 _ :_ - -------- NO 2 C— Evening Herald, Sanford, H. the carefree holiday you be having an unto. vited guest for Thnsuu When you're looking for Santa Claus to come down the ow oa . Al' 41 *V,* 0 6 __ 11 . -. — .,F(11 so0 -_- a( (2L. I( •rii . I 1. I O r b st It ______________________________________________________________________________ u Scrooge stands for meanness Normal precautions against at Christmas time, but at least housebreaking, such as locked l never went out and stole doors and windows, app!)' .inythrng. year round, But there The rrkrn Chritm.is crook areafewothereafeguardsto be aware of around December, when burgry and robbery is at its highest level. For Instance, the police point out, to leave curtains open showing all those tempting ,,,j.? e 1) 4' if - i\ • i-' • / Li Christmas ______________ - J - 1 --- ! 0i4.- 'w , _____ — real flag waving holiday OC filled wjh I - ii r1'tTr I ' __ - __ _. - I ,' . - THE . 1. 1ucti homes offer the best 11 z_ _;1 g_.4 11 I - - I . Christm' C, F _ -------I %1. .__ - - ---) ':_N__1_ .- ' . , I --vaul It I& tf-yl %, 61, *. . 10 I I irf II 1 _' - __ I I 11 a _;~_ .tl-~ _-_ _-7~ -_, -,~' --;_ - ., .~T._ I . 'M_ 4~ _%q_ ~ - V14 I 1_~ I ',~._ V -, -.-I- I -_ Ph. 3122111 . . 4 I . .I It's only natural ~ ,. - for us to say holidays." We want you to know your good - W111 means a lot' 9 # -I- By HELEN bL PAGEL I- .___AP Taylor's Natural Foods .. - ~ ~— - -_T~ - ____ - ____ — -A ~wf _ /! I - I .I;N _ - A14 - ( I, . I I 1 - . 4am / surrounded his home and '. 0, , -, M - ~_ - I - 1, he message of Christmas •::1* kOf, almost 2000 years ago. ~ LaA Queen ~ ' - ORLANDO SANFOROmlo6 L_-- -- -- - -- -- - - - ~ - 41 I - i .7 • ~ I l.i . .; I I I I . — .AK — - - - I .__ _____~-- I . .. " - i S ~1? - anUTINGS 10 1. If. L.. I it - — ' all the folks at . I 210 Magnolia Ave. 19"Vlvii;!~ ; . "A' 1100 E. 25th Sanford Ph.322-6690 Sanford, Fla. cheery add ic - is our greeting to you. And _fri rT f -- our thanks lor your generous support. I Ihr* S1 - BURN U-HAUL CALL- - A -, rz p 11 ' ' ' 11 323-3 S. French Ave. & 25th St. or carve th with bUU1d trouble free driving all the comln cold months. __________________ _______________ - - -- - _____________________________ - - - - - I ___ . a — - - IN 'J4JL1fALN Rr. 426 at Slavia, Florida 01 ' - - -- - - - -<' I --- . .. - -I Id -!_! L~ I ") %_ ___r_=r_= . I c Sanford L _* 7!_ • - • -- best wishes 4 means most at home an(I hearthsitle. Thanks for letting us lielp make yours beautiful. 0V • FURNITURE, INC From the Management And g Sanford s Finest . SH I -- 0 II ____ •_'_, - V V - - - ,-.;7 -_ - -_ : ., ..4..iT L..... I?"FI- 1060AILY- FRI '7111.7 I E"CINGS5Y*PPOITMEr ' _ V~_ i - : W--A~-V _~7_ 7 ' ' ' , -~'!-K PEN Mariner's Village Apts. I __- L':' I~ I _' .' - - eere I JV_F~--la . I i MAY AivVestlits? I miitEailcfl4S.imfordiles)3ii.oin . .T ..,t~t ...-. - - , ;~ i.Z ___-~'_-_ ~,-_ ?kj;! Y _... — = . . __ t . / * 0 *** \ W - '- '' •'- -' -' - - -. -- , - _-- - -- ~~ - k-.------ Like the Wise Men, let us - I 11 A''1 I (. 4 the dough a slight sheen when .11 - ;. Using anExncto knife ora ' sharp piring knife, trim oil after one-half hour. .I ---. I good friends, gratitude. Mrs. Merritt found this makesiteasytogetthedough low ?" qls~ , " Staff -. - honor the Christ Child. And present Him gifts Then Insert a small wire in the top of the ornament. Bake at 300 degrees. Mrs. Merr itt has to bake her large molds three to four hours, but for the sinai! chocolate molds she suggests checking 0 .:r —, - --- NDREMEMBER...Whon you have your car winterized — at UU you paifltthem with briJliantf0 ' ,t I A Frank Boudreau& - After firmly into the mold, turn it out I A DUDA&SONS, INC. DUDA AUTO PARTS 307-A E. First St. Christmas. dough before putting it in the I _____________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER . "flour the surface of — - ' jolly! 0 V mold, knead a small piece of the * uaO nails with bough of U Happiness is patrons like you. Thanks! with the dough until it has a smooth - ( 6 1- utCz --- I season flllW ;I pinstic-bag to keep it moist. v;- ____ Christmas bright and . RAI ; iP.* &N, ~! ~ - I holiday, fun for Inc children," she says. The recipe for the dough calls for four cups of uncifted flour, one cup salt and one rnd one. half cups water. "Knead it thoroughly with nc. - ' 04A ~ ~44 W_I A candy molds which would be li . b we send How To Make Some Bread Bulbs late ,_ O'..." '' I ~, _,~ / moldsas Mrs. Ned Merritt has. aV11KQIr1K W_4 11 I 0 and yours You don't need to hav,,imlx)s.cible-lo-find old ice cream e...I_.._!I I I I I # 0, I . I ,, Start your own family tradi. r 0 I 1P I ~ Lion by making bread dough Christmas tree ornaments Jerry and Ed Senkarik and Employees a ~ - , -- tt.- 321-7171 . - I I~N .~ of the season from . I 0I 1 the edge of the mantel, but if you didn't have, the back of a The Herald SerIccs ; 1~ / I IN • I N - - .4, . _Iv 0V - SANFORD fora ..W— I ~! ~r - - SANDLEWOOD VILLAS I 10 W. AIR PORT BLVD. and were usually attached to 'spectator." lost toys are sexually anonymous. It's only the way ____ I -- From Marly WOmr, Eric Rohrer, Dan Clark and Pam Gracey and 0 liluther is placed In the role of t % -'' 11 ? P. 4 I i illustrating the use of toys and games, the father is often seen 'L J . Sants coWd take a huge pieve of WOW And saw it Into blocks of uniform slie with, )ut ever stopping to measure them, And before you could say "Jack RaWnson" he wom CHRYSLER 0 PLYMOUTH o DODGE TAUCgS HWY 17-22, SANFORD, 9 M1 NORTH ()F &Z ,A - , creaded, It was really a marvelous place. ,F0FJ&1 rALy jl&j I.ASij) . I- - ;- ---- . Z __ 1i;,/' S _ . workbenches and sewing msdiWes anitl Paint pots 8W Just about thing could ay as it did ~ ~ r I & . ; . I I t Malmil" " f I 116 7h Maybe you had made cedar Building blocks show both bestloved if they have one kitchen chair did Just as well. sexes, but complex Erector-set simple quality: fun. Naturally you hunted out the toys, which 'teacha wide range . / ' . * ,f I I If it passes on these criteria, the stockings were tacked along exception of a few like metal keep in mind one fM* factor: craft sets). toys are most prized and thanks. 1 - I------- - __ _- , - 1, -- — were saws and hammers and - a 1'\\. I X EE hildren in the world. And there - .. 16 I there as room enough m it for enough toys to supply a ll ; ~5 , I .r I . I : I /_ ~ 1~ .\\'.'I I OPI/ - 9- T could have told how big it was, I,,.." £ . I 0 / And wh.?t a wonderf,d place J I ._'. IL4 ') -1I 4; __ # from finding it. .. 4'i) / 1: - ,%-J,- ..- - - ._5' / 1 ^ ',d rarely with boys alone (with . for our loyal customers. I - 0 exclusively marked for boys. , trimnsed willi'pli'leCOMS ar~11" s a stable of ice. But he spent most of his time in his workshop. which was built Of logs which had been - I 11 ~ 2,.11,1 , - - . I Santa Clius lived ma fl . 0; 11 I ment. We're grateful , -, f*1 ", I - ; *0 f - - IV AUTOINSURANCE V I ..'. our ,-. I. creative and ment, no field worker reported checklist: Is it safe, made to to passersby. 01 1 Anychildcoul4havetOldyotj60 •' _in~ J-__1=% - ~_ ~~ n_-I - - .F.~~ 'r ___ ~ I; I;,.. -I A -_ . - rMterisils from the ends of the carried YOU away to Makeworld. (Didn't you know that? Believe-Land. , and love and content. -.. • _ I .~;- BlairAge nc 1. I ~, I 0 educational. with this group of a single scientific toy bought for last, respectful of the child's And then you hunted up a toys Including the most In- a girl. intellect and creativity, non- hammer and some tacks for the tricate items; Craft kits and art supplies are racist, moral in ternm of the really important busiriess of the advertised with pictures of both values It engenders, and non- day — hanging up your sexes or with girls only, but sexist? stockings. If you had a fireplace ,~ . lk . A .I . I 4 Please accept ____ And when the little metal candle holders were clipped In 30 hours of Christmas-time When selecting toys for the curtain puUs in the front 2) "Neutral" toys are viewed observation in a toy depart. children, run through a window to give a festive feeUng , yours joy -.11~. CT -01", I V saw advertised pictured only limited aspirations. Toys for there were those flat cardboard social; - .. - gathering colors from and the harder you rocked (loners and collecting (aster they galloped and you p cherish,ed t- - At Christmas we % - I , __ 9.-. U - laughter. ,i& toys are more varied and ex- boys on the box. The remaining boys shouldn't promote pieces which opened Out into glorious red tissue paper bells as most - for her to grow up to become a than to ask sister to share, Adults spend more time chemist if she wants to. - with joy and r-em . " an ou co d a'ways top a pine tree or cut off a ___________ May your Christmas sparkle A, . 119 ,_ 0 r. 0' ~Ro, . we a - - pe nsive, and are viewed as per cent pictured boys and militaristic values and a mustrelatively complex, active and girls. None pictured gir ls alone, win attitude. • .,i J I I . 2711 Orlando Dr. To Our -Y . ~) Foreign Car Center - such as I Kr- — - , ~.. , 0 .rp 1 I ..., I I 11 . , .]I._#1t11_' 1_ _ . , .0 ,,. 1 I . . ... I . . 1 is essential for a healthy child, money and furniture more often or exclude one sex by Inference . . 0 might be just the right size, but the possibilities didn't stop there. Almost everyone grew it should be entirely flexible and than boys ) . or omission. Toys shouldn't be wreaths or festoons of pine and subject to personal choice. Three out ef every four bought "for girls" tlwt teach those had to be hung up in T"he psychologists made three chemistry sets the researchers hyprocrisy, narcissism and windows and doorways. And • •• - of fir trees and one of them 1 auvinis major findings: 1) "masculine" 1* t -. J, ,a., GReeTiNGs 41;0 ,- Childhood is a period of ex. were toys while only 57 per cent learn not manliness -but fear found in the world, it would be perimentation and "let0 s of the girls' gifts were toys. of being considered unmanly. hard to inwgine what it could pretend." While gender identity (Girls receive clothes, jewelry, Toys shouldn't insult, offend be. ~_ 0". - Stu J.'~A_,///, uses toys to condition children In a survey of 42 boys and girls, ashamed because he wants to lighted well, ii there is any tto o sex roles. 73 per cent of the boys' gifts play with a doll, the boy will more magnificent sight to be . 322-8961 kind, but furnished your own. Maybe you h-id a little grove University pshchologists ex' selecting toys for boys (there's Role-playing for boys must be onto the branches and the tiny plored the sex-typing of a wider range to choose from) equally experimental and twisted red, green, white and children's toys and how society and they give boys more toys. anxiety-free. If a boy is blue candies had been carefully J 0 •. -1' toys himself except for Ow help There were rocking ho,-ses of hi ,q brownies who ran errands with real saddles and bridIes, - -, filled with lots of cheerl • - 4- 0 diverage at around 2. in 1972 two Yale for 11 4 Of course he made all of his pull them over the floor. ---- -,-- _ . o, im ... Our grohiude 4* w0rL'%hOP was. and he had Ile could make little horm Plenty to do get#Ing all his toys Out Of Plush stuffed with made in time for Christmas sawdust, with manes and tails without wandering around town Of real hair and harne. in such vast numbers that lie leath,er. They were mounted on bewildered even his most little wOOden Platforms which %, 0. . ~~ , ." 'IV . tired of hearing the story. -r / 3) "Feminine" toys are seen they are presented to the child __ . ". %_~ We're hoping this will be a worm, hOPPY h0lid0Y txitit had tobe your own. There Christmas tree, for you didn't buy artificial trees or any other % — "Christmas Carol," two of the few stories which really are biggest stocking you could find, snuffing each one carefully. Perhaps I wouldn't feel a/pw&4vvla~& flowers Or Paste bright-C-OlOred 307E. First St. stayed up at the North Pole people and animals, some ,f Ph. 323-676o Sanford, Fia ere hethat belong . Everyone edwhere wh1chwaa1dundou ijyye _______________________________________________wh knew was his baffled Noah himself. I $4 '- And you learned probably to get ready for that all. delightful mysteries of without him It that important visit which was But he never made there are people w1 take place about midnight, for a mistake. ii t he good things In those days Christmas was And when all the bustle and lnth are really to be almost exclusively a family preparations were complete affair. and the evening was drawing pitied causeuycanteven The excitement usually in, everyone sat for awhile In und;rstand what they are started In the morning and built front of the tree with its little rul ng Then finally it was bedtime up to a grand climax by bed- twinkling lights, and someone time. To begin with, Pa pa had read "The Night Before and Papa blew out the candles, __...- octors / - -_ - :- ,L* . _*_bl --% And the queer part of It was real than all the multitude of 7be Herald Services Pictures over them. And there that the Santa Claus whom Santas that clutter up every they were, all ready for hun- nobody ever saw was far more towa and city today. Sixty years ago Santa Claus dreds of little boys and girls to dlan't stand on every street find on Christmas morning. corner in town and stroll down He could make Noah's arks the aisles of all the stores. He with the most astonishing . :_1 . / / i / ,1 \ Generates would you celebrate except at Claus knew which one was -i:: of Jesus Christ, 2,000 years. a really fine gift to offer up to ago. Christ this year. I ... Santa Claus Really Kept Busy . - i 0 - . - ,- -. ~- - - 1~, 'i b e, mason savers. look at it this way: the tree height, 1165 the width Points out. He suggests for A set of 25 conventional many as 250 midgests use in feet. So a six-foot tree with a safet 's sa ke also less electricity(90 watts) than a fow.foot base nee uses 182 waft ds about 72 check electrical cords and A single 1Wwatt light bulb,,' says standard bulb 5(~Iight set of mi4ets tL.,es 3 Or- twice as sockets to make sure they OIY 18 watts,-a 95 per cent power . Mason, many mini-bulbs. worn preventsavings Typical electricity cost of Mason favors midgets circuits. Mason says mW-Ilghts have 250 midgets for a five-hour because he says bare tree If You leave home for awhile, become popular because of day is one cent, based on a branches and shrubs take on a turn off the Inside lights. their safety. %I 0, V, ~ - , use only 18 watts. . . . *_ ur trees that mini-lights are energy 20., 30- and 50-light sets each evergreen, figure three times without 4 , V -4 -1 Mason. Yule lighting expert for national average power rate of lacy. festive look upder their As a parting bit of economic the General Electric Co. at Nela three cents per kilowatt-hour.,, glow, either in colors or white. wisdom, Park, Cleve", Ohio. He has Mason suggests To cut down outdoor lighting For the brightest effects, "twinkle" mini4)Wbs for inside some Ideas about how you can but still come up with an eye. figu re 50 li ghts ligh ts use save electrical power and catcher, concentrate on one or advise& Trees which I ose theIr much power as standard btdbs ft Year after a 1973 ban, but money but Still put on a two features, Says Mason: a the American homeowner M Christmas lighting show for tree, the view window or front leaves need a 50-light set for since they're "asleep" half the every five feet of tree ht time. energy and money by your neighbors and friends, door. Again, use midgets and above 10 feet So for 15/ ecOuting tastefully MW not ndles of mini-bulbs also Fir3t off, Mason advises, use You'll save money even though tree, use 50 midgets, etc. wastefully. mane bright, colorful vase or mIdget bulbs this year. Most you put up 144 Instead of the 72 1ndoos ml That's the advice of Gary companies produce them standard g ts offer bowl arraangements with Christmas bulbs. additional safety because thefte the mod ef. lightsFor will and can be used on If you aren't convinced yet ficient users oi electricity. The Hcm the many best show? an make ou dethey're ccool as H 27 10 OrlOndo Dr. ~~ W/ I . 11 _ -. 4 t PAGEL shapely branch and stand it in . By TRUDY MORRISON as most simple, passive and that riflects sterotypes and the corner of the sitting room. There are a lot of 'WoWd be given to them on this fleraid Ne%s Service I solitary. causes them to be perpetuated. Then all the children Lrimholiest of all days. So. quite prejudices-black vs. white, They aLso found that most Children should be exposed to med it with strings of popcorn lunderstandably, for them Chicanovs. both. Let's not dwell The double standard Is alive adults define "traditional toys" many variations of sex roles, and cranberries and bright41,Christmas became simply a on them this season, which and ftiving, In toys made fOF according to the social nor= psychiatrists say. A little girl colored paper chains. And there Aime when they could hit up should be one of love and joy. children over 2 years old. Until 2, boys and girls generally have for each sex. And while children shouldn't be made to feel guilty was probably some tarnished :their parents for presents they are encouraged to share their about aspiring to become a tinsel and a few balls of paper ordinarily wouldn't get. For if we can all come "neutral" toys such as stuffed toys, if a little boy wants to play fashion model- if that's what and bead ornaments which together at least for one day out animals, rattles, blocks and with his sister's doll mother is she dreams of -but she Mould WEre carefully saved from year I But what is Christmas really? of tile year, then why not for the various "educational" toys. more likely to hand him a truck know that it's just as posAble to year ' It is the celebration of the birth rest of the year? That would be However, paths Herald News Servim TURTLE / -I 4 __1\1se - Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974-3C . ho me? There was enough to do yours was one of those 7 / By FRANK T. MARTIN SNAPPIN - ) . SMITI'Y It ~ - : . - ___ 6"ETINGS ecora e as e u y,NotWasitefull .. - %./ GH RISTMA5 Saftlord jj Our children had come to and prejudices that have made our world an arena of viohince 'expect that anythin the / .1/ May shine down its good bimings on all. We're grateful to YOU. \ 1 p 1 - Don' t doing some last-minute acts to the police. home is burglarized, the list season' for pickpockets and Cash when you shop. Christmas shopping. A Car thefts climb during the PLWSe snatchers. It's a time Because darkness comes will help the Police to track professional burglar can Christmas shopping season, when shoppers are ca. ..eless early at Christmas time stay on down the stolen items. ransack a house in a few too. Keep car doors locked, L . tiy he with t he rash they carry, bitter lighted Wee nunutes. An open garage, apart police warn. Ali the same, a experience has shown. Crowded 's when shopping mark on expensive clothing I addition to the label, which a Wm whatever valuable Items Professional who specializes in stores are the thieves$ best po& Sible. may burglar usually tears off. be stored there, Often thefts from cars can open your hunting grMM. A purse laid Provides an intruder with a If You must carry cash, don't in something a matter of seconds carelessly on a counter while its keep it in your purse. Put it el,",lark valuables with an handy tool for breaking into thecar if door he sWs ectric stencilling of value owner, is deliberating over a pen, somewhere on your main part of the house. Person available from police, stores inside. Therefore. rather than Purchase can vanish in the wink where it is not so 0 bvious. and some libraries. k 0 revolved around strongly about this If I were not ,holiday opening gaudily wrapped a black man. &cause I am, I I have had a ring-side seat to presents under tree _- ~ I - could be no cheating by Christmas forever. TUre wasn't any problem borrowing from an older sister You knew Scrooge and his about "Where shall we go to or from Marnma. nephew and Bob Cratchit and cele brate ChrLitmas Eve?" 60 You never put your name on Tiny Tim as well as you knew years ago. Where In the world it, and how In the world Santa your own family, but you never I I 16) - M. Herald Neu Service my tree. mcaning of ChristmaS U - electrical appliances and keenr i t in lace • I By HELEN d love would be some other nice gifts I'd like to see be neath . MY thinking was that we, my had lost tile . Being neighborly should leaving packages on visiting with the neighbors or well to report any sus icious I - the seat in Keep yo:,r house well lighted include keeping an eye on any plain view, they should either Police offer these timely and curtains closed. Neither, the police warn, stranger sftn loitering around be put on the oor and coered hints, In order should the front door or the a house, or removing articles over to guard against Make a list of serial numbers d way inside the some watchful thief having a marked on some gifts, such as garaged" be left open while a from it, when you happen to trunk. fa mily 3 temporarrl) out know the owner is away. It's as ppy iuliday at your expense: 1.11 i ' REMNANT SHOP HWY. U42 -Near Maitland in F-ir-n Parli ~ ~.~. picking& i cc: ai c diginity and worth. Concern for hers, good ideals, self control explain why I did this awful unAmerican thing of not buying .Chris: one year . . -•----. - Excitement . S . . lean think ofa few good if is Kindness would be one and Ikiore )OU condemn me out sense of our fellow man's of hand, though, 1(1 like to . drive down ftsidential streets a Isn't that terrible? - ~ Chr istmas tree is a standing invitation to burglars, who birthday was cele br ated at the time by the giving of gifts-the giving was True, Jesus' ,g • 14 'I ,,,--r tt —. 'c V Why - I Mr. Scrooge that way. All their pals would at the tim be getting lots of glittery presents under their trees So why should we celebrate (mostly toys that would fall Christ's birthda y by giving apart in a few days) and we each other it' don would have nothing but a offer our gifts , as the church service to go to. Magi tild' -' / Christmas Y kids thought I was (lone by the Magi, and the gifts Scrooge four years ago when I were gold, Incense and mmh. ,Aeld them I wouldn't buy them The gifts, it should be noted, i InY Christmas g were an g They had good reason to feel who might have y ar ound .f .AP sAtaling in through the back approaches, the poliep door? their traditional reminder., ' s a shame to say It -. but about light4ingereti prowlers the season of goodwill brings who can put a blight on your out the had In too many people. s BvVERNON F. BPQWN The Herald Services v aw , , . I W .611111i riOT ,. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ch ild ren Suspect He S Afr_ 0 - _________ __ .. a - - spirit, when many hearts and many doors are open. The time ness nij big opportunity, for it is then that normal caution Will ____________________ --.- Tuesday, L)ec, 24 1974 Watch Out For Tho se Christm as Crooks By ROBERT BETTS Herald News Senirt ———. I 11ff I' - __.. --- - - - .0 Don Knight, family & staff Kidght' Shoe Store I S DOWNTOWN SANFORD I ______ - �4C—Evening Herald,Sanford, Ff. Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974 ld 7 -- Christmas BuL r Herald News 1 Calorie Count Can Be Somewhat Depressin in fact, it would be a %wy there flrtt'ssay ist go be small F-tass Of tomato juice, 50; cheese roup salad, it soup the as ais cottage dip, 15 per tablespoon. ' n 't hormndous 325 r r "If holidays 8 time for pou nds Ib%iflg them or (flat With not eating ! t 11 3O* the Cheer. 5ed, the count my No for dessert. ceIlsomme could save flowing. your Th %g? days, and then pick it u and e chec could be ominous Cream is One ounce of the day It s o of dare? QIUV noble N ow e dinner ( comb th calories. f a o "It's e to warn you. Y ff this one oun of ce1e SOI l ones a But I bet you di dn 't ,72; Utr beads sideways not thatcourse you have already had a shake kn dear, same Cheddar u 115 ca l ories; calories and cream Reads? You now have a amount of scotch is 74; and down, at this powt, t full day's amount up calories), "The 'Vision' we'll see three-pound hedge s the, 106; blue, 1; Swim, peak Tuilla, fl; whiskey, There is nothing like a the r of us must ma'e the sow- 105; Parmesan, 130; and (rather it is a cut ting down of mash, 90. A Manhattan cocktail traditional holiday dinner, decionsllke"Pieoricecre ri an processed, Ame c "Is something which from you the hedge) for the 12 Days of has 125 i. certainly not calorie- wise, — or bo th ? ought to fear." calories a Martini, M; apple slices at 75 per apple or Christmas. and an OlFnshioned, 1. It nyway. hfince pie, you say? Add * oranges at calories each. SO begins our little treatise on First, you must realize that a follows that the Idgher the Candied yams are 295 calories per one-seventh of! -How to Survlve the Holidays" --mere-, 150 extra calories Trip over to the pretzel dish a Proof, the more calories in and count 60 calories Per large calories per 6 ounces; cran- pie. Pumpkin pie is M plus J5 and not end up a si larger, day, say one ass of milk Will alcollc beveraget berry sauce Is W per cup; to 55 calories per tablespoon of one; to the Pota to chips, and 10 unable to wear your new dress add lo pounds to your girth in 32 A glass of wine (3 L7 ounces) is roast goose, 5 per 4 ounces freshiy, whipped cream and for N Year's and feeling weeks, or 16 pounds in o year. equals I 10; to the Popcorn, and even higher in calories: one cup is calors. and roast turkey, 215; with "mere" 10 calories pdr glummer than Scrooge. You Thus a serving Of Plum Pudding Champagne, 95 calories; look foolish counting it all out asy st uffing, add To he lp you towards this end, at . tablespoon from an aerosol Can 0 ca lories (a chocolate bar bon t, 140; Musca tel, 1; you munch, Are you having oyster of whipped cream (that 0 though. we "I list all the calorie has about 250 calories) or its Cream Sherry,1, hlo% -5 Rhine wine bisque? Add 171 calories. pro Or gress). *W n to the appetizers kcrOrs You wed to indulge in equivalent daily would easily 95; mulled wine, 345 per cup. we offer tter n before you read this cheesy broiled tomatoes? Add Fruitcake is 115 calories per if yo fun-Spoiler bring up your weight about 2 Beer has 100 calories per S he story. 209. Mushrooms Romanoff? ounce; gingerbread is 157 for shrimp (only, no or 3 pou nds in three weeks. OWicrS and branded eggnog They are 100. (1 vote for the two ounces and cookies are saui, count 110 ca!orjes• mushrooms.) Should you m ee t each. Puddings and custards a plain cook, be cheered. Green rate 190 for chocolate pudding; do, go out I kt'S t caloriesin , : , ' Santa Ri "des Ca I ROBERT BEflS Herald News Service oe beans count only calories, 188 for custard; 411 for peas are 55 carrots 4 and chocolate custard; and 415 for • potatoes 95 — all without butter, fruit custard. I of course, ne Cruelest blow of all Salads are kind to the comes with the nut dish after calculator of calories, so fill up the meal. Roasted peanuts art* on them. A mixed green lad is 540 calories per cup; wainuts 85 calories with dressing; are 790. flavored gelatin i SQ without As they say, everything that's aw is a kindly 70; fun is either immoral or fat. cucumbers With yogur t, an tening. n Hawaii bcause no such f esti val was set Mormons) beginning work in scenes, decorated forth in the Bible. For about 4o 100, also had much success trees, colored lights, carols, years, business continued as amo Where does Santa Claus come usual on Dec. 25, and WhWIs ng the Ilawajja, The bells and Santa Claus are as Methodists arrived in 1854, and popular them as in the rest of riding in on a sleek Outrigger remained open. In 186Z Kamehameh IV canoe, singing "Mele the 49 states. But there also is The first public obso-rvance Of vited the Anglican Cburch to the lively singing. dancing and Kadikimah?It It could only be Hawaii, Christmas in Hawaii was establish itself in Hawaii. feasting Owt has it- roots in by King Proclaimed in l8 Meanwhile non-Christian pagan pageant. where the surf splashes on Kamejumgm IV. immigrants were arriving from bea ches tare sunny en in Christmas decorations have a It was however, a the East. The f Chinese December, local touch, too. Palm fronds, predecesaor— II came in 1852 and established breadfruit It ls the or* tirneof the )w _ who f1st began tgthg leaves and pap away their temples, some Con. branches are transformed, when the famous soft-swaying the islanders from th with eir pagan fucianist, some Taoist and a li pabn tr aare ttle spray paint, ed into silver do rlte,whenheouwedi J • Peace on '•'. ,j .. . ' ,•' '. , sOreBuddhistOthereast.yi and gold accents for the forms of religion followed the Christmas wreaths Tinsel and convert to arrival of the JaN,e in 1885 tinkling lights are woven .those actions in Fi%e of the main forms Norfolk Island pines, grown Christianity of throughthebranchesof ngo 14 had a profound effect in Hawaii, are aim sold as the islanders la on Mahayana Buddhism were trees, bamboo bushes, or palm was Kaplo ni, a established — Shingdon, Jodo, trees Christmas trees The Hawaiian woman of noble birth. Jodo Shin, Zen and Nichiren The annual Festival of Trees beautifully symmetrical The legend is that, in order to The Japanese also brough t at e th Honolulu International branches are deep green In show her defiance of Pele, the Shinto shrines of mun) Center v d es the best color, fire-retardant, and their powerful volcano goddess held Koreans and showroom for inspecting soft needles remain fresh for In awe and fear th roughout the Samoans brought in their weeks af ter the tree is cut Hawaiian holiday decorations, 1ands, Kapiolanl descended befleIs. gilt i tems, and such creative Christmas is a fairly new into the (lamming pits of The last wave of immigrants arrays as an Hawaiian cOncePt in the AlOha State, Halemaumau, calmly ate came from the Phili whererellgionsareajjy PPine9, a Madonna fashioned from Pelt's sacred berries, threw former Spanish colony wi th a pandanuSleavesoragalleyof I's the culturail heritage of the stones into the roaring flames strong Catholic base. The angels from coconut husks and Wand peo*. and said a C11ristim prayer. Filipinos introduced their own fiber. The fact that remained ways ofce1ebratmg"p0'" The first seven jjO1 thnatMty scenes enacted y arrived in 1820 from New alive after breaking such awful as they called Christmas, England, carrying the "kaPus" (taboos) could only following customs that were Hawaiian youngsters, the Vir •. ristm.is frees, some 150,000 worship of which are shipped from the Another " Ilk i Make 2 iasses Of So n to Ch eer , 1 By ( FTTh 13U11() K H & pin king k' shears smaller ones (slightly F i'oi i4v liv NTSI N(1 ER niched) of black with SCISSOrS n,1 no Herald Services time Santa's bright eyes are gl ued in During the holiday season one often place and twinkling. A generous hears th e expression "have a glass of white mouche, glued to the center, L " In this case, two alasses can hides where the glass rims have been quickly be made into a most cheerful joined Do not glue the pointed tips of Santa Claus ornament that Will the moustache, er, so they can Your Lamera On I h I s C hr I s fm a s • - may deliberately under-expose working. Blow out the dust, b setting his lens opening at (11 preferably wi th some thing like — or,overxpose, of course, by an inexpensive ear syringe so using a wider lens opening of you know that the puffs of air are perfectly d. say 6 Now t focal pisneshutter Blow the dust.off the lens, cameras, which includes i nside and out, then clean It By GILBERT IlL! ________________ Herald Services _____ Even an au tomatic electronic flash can be "fooled" to pr oduce eat Christmas tree pictures If you have a camera ____ ' Fool c ' . with usual lens and shutter almost all of the popular single adjuatmenis. very lightly with a lens tissue or old, well-washed cotton The photographic problem is shutter be set no faster than handerchief to be sure you don't manner. The next step is to give Santa a reck to get a good exposure of the 4 about 1-60 of a second anyway scratch the soft glass of which ffi lwlwlwlr. ,1111~. If gr een tree and yet retain the to use use clear, plastic four tip of a tongue that peaks out from electronic flash. They'll lenses are made. AMMF color of U)e relatively weak ou nec 'lasses 'the kind usually sold in under the moustache's center. And . ork at slower shutter Now, snap your shutter a speeds, lights which would be "washed se o eight cut out a big, bibshaped beard not f r. aste of times, at various number out" by a regular flash ex- but .77 stores. , any pair of • al which,'when glued under the bottom of :-. with the camera on a tri- speeds to be sure it is "free" posure. squat glasses will do as long as the rim the moustache and tongue will comand working easily after a long ' ' the shutter speed to So, the trick is 3 deliberate pod, is wider than the base. pletely hide the remainder 0 g lass with the 30, or 1-15 of a second, and take rest. Lay in a supply of film and double exposure made flash bulbs - about twice as Join these rims with clear plastic front. Allow t1ie bottom part LO iidfl . camera on a tripod, or other much as you th ink you'll need, Chances tape after first filling them with small free, however so that a natural look is firm support, and a very alow shutter speed— down to "time,- are that you can record them because when you begin to bright Christmas halls or foil wrapped once more achieved, or less, which will the possibilities you'll need easily at exposure if possible. candy . Santas heed and face is flOW of course "tool" The flash should be Just flash b) at le an electronic ever)thing. If you're using lilts of liouselmid cotton glue, red, ('0111pleted. It is a light I ol-liallient tlllt as t the one stop electronic flash be sure you enough to produce minimwn white and black felt scraps, scissors can be moved easily from place to detail in the tr" iWf and its needed and still provide some have new batteries — or that and pinking shears are then all that is Place as desired. But at the same time, surroundings. Then the "time" detail in the picture of the tree your unit is fully recharged. needed . the solid bottom of the glass insures of the shutter should keep the itself, Glue or tape an edged triangle of there's no danger of this decoration lens open long enough to record It is fun to make a good Pictures an be made without red felt over the ton so it becomes a tipping over when someone passes by. just a bit more of the tree and a picture of people and presents making t h the entire full exposure for the light around a Christmas tree. But it " Properly If you Wish, use much larger . 11,P) OPPY Christmas lamps. is only one of the many which more f tha t a But you can the glass is hidden. Trim this with glasses (and larger bits of material in The "automatic" electronic can be made that will brth ctures of white cotton which marks Santa's proportion) and make a Santa head Fill two glasses with Christmas cheer by turning flash requires that the lens be back happy memories for years preparations on Christmas ye forehead. A dab of cotton on the tip that will also serve as a novelty C opened to a specific setting — to come — when the children — under the tm and out in the tli'tii into a jolly Santa thus tainer for a gift of homemade cookies y 18—for a certain distance come home wi th the ir Gii kitehen.And thesepictures help sa ' Next cut white circles with the or candies, range. The light automatically children, for instance. to get the photographer k provides the necessary exSo, get your camera out and good ha bits In posure. But the photographer check it over to be sure it is camera. brighten any table in an original stand straight out in a realistic fashion • lens reflexes require that the if,k, an ' ' . ' ' ___ pro <' j. • - ' .-.. --- .- I I . r i varhirties ' 'j,,' Islanders who worshipped of the gin Mary may be portrayed by a Chl.w3e girl. while Jos* eyes based mainly on Spanish natives. Old pagan beliefs Catholicism. ,;I I' My he g SPHt O • . • / .t - - / i3. We thank The Edith Bu Fndat In Winter Pk trien in Santord. DeBary, DeIton&. ul in so ' ' Orange . " Pa ton 1 I g •t •.'1. 1 ,A I 0 May you an(I yours be greally blessed by the spiritual ra(lian(t! of Christmas. For your valued patronage we express sincere Yulelime thanks. 0 0 _______ 520 S Maple Avenue a JoinIng thL4 carolers In ikir hcartfell rcfrain: 13 &e ..-g(xj(llvflll()Wanl luen. sca'Am's this S6eaal hUbdft ffwy you so en,c-, I .1 Flafence RUMPh and Harold ALLSTATE INS, CO, . DfItons, Fla. 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Nativity gathering of angeIs ' - she Christian message to pagan have been a miracle, in the j -• .-?! ./' / '' '1l .->- 'I • • " i . OUr TnstrthyDerss Sanford . .. - Ph ' T Peace on Earth / . It is %vith a deep feeling of gratitude rr that we gret, you 11,0141 -,r this Happy Season. - 66 0 a A:_ 11, " F&V17 nsimao 17. cu re It' s Yulellde Season here' s a hearty wish for the best holiday ever! Fill it IC with good times, high (1' I / \ I spirits, and iots or I friends ft's been our pleasure to ru Ill e of jo guided shepherds to our Savior. On you. Have a happy! this (imt of ptc holiday we hope the radiance you Peace*#* During this holyholiday, eminole Pal*nt & Body Shop S FURNITURE iiaw FIRSTST DOWNTOWN 323-5163 8340077 2540 S MYRTLE AVENUE, SANFORD, FLORIDA eq KMW . i' he season guides you to a happy Sing out the carols and ring In a t wish al1 our friends a simple, lovely holiday filled WIth cheer. To all our Christmas, rilled with warmth and friends ... have the ver~ merrIest happiness, Our Sincere thanks to all, Christmas Ihanks for your suppod. I Sanford Ree 1/ce 2311 iauer TlrJItrelers : I 112S PARK SANFORD 322 2363 ness that are so abundant Mr. and Mrs Larry Pivecnd St if throug h out this hot) Jim Davis, George Pivec Christmas cheer, as we take a moment wishes for a happy holiday and much gratitude fi)r ,sour loyal It been LARRY'S cupport '! sure to serve vou. NEW USED Chris, Woody, Bill and DoJ ri P ing the hells with to send all of you our tvarniest and loving Christmas, Thanks all 'd 1k and )ours re hope blessed SL T MAR PH 322 4132 SANFORD CII AND GUARANTY Co. 119 W. First Sanford, Fl.. 221 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Ph. 322.2501 1 �j.i111JLL: ::1:T r.c1Iu, iruuru Fl. iuetaay, Dec. 24, 1974 Gra C -. - _____ _______ LBwtC, • The Art of Mailing Gifts By RICH SEELEY The Herald Services At ByCAROLCA The Herald Services HolidaYC ruises AllAround 9 Mod Talk On Old Carols ,. ---.-.-- The World '' II a L ' YTJ ""-1 • n. d . 4 1May the spirit of Christmas peace be with you now arid forever. Evelyn 's Beauty Salon 300 S. Magnolia Sanford 322.3492 N Thanks Many to All Our Friends 0 for Your Loyal Patronage. - ,. .. :. decks and tropical ports-of-call. "It's i perfect, trouble-free, CASSELSERRY HWY.t7.,i Mon.-Sat. 4 Sunday 125 . FURNITURE ORLANDO 430?OORTH ORANGE AVE. E. COLONIAL MI EAST HWY. is Mon.. Fri. 54 Mon. Sat. 5.5; 23 Sun. 12.? M 0 "Jingle bells, jingle bells, - - o -' - - • transportation, food, lodging, sports, entertainment and all seasonal festivities laid on." entertainment and,of course, the usual Christmas dinner with all the trnrnnmn1 British Increasingly popular are the sI'illngs to the Caribbean. Seven and 14-day cruises from Florida, departing Dec. 21, visit such island ports as San Juan, St. Thomas, Martinique, Muotegu Buy, Purt-au.Prin and Nassau. Or the vacationer can fly to one of the Caribbean ports and take a ship from there for an Lsalnd tour within a limited vacation period. Special low-cost air sea packages are available In major cities for -- - - prepaid vacation package; Christmas," said a Princess Cruises spokesman. "There are trees, special activities and q - iii_ 1: "One Christmas Eve and You can embark at various Christmas Day nonports for a holiday of Idle luxury denominational religious and festive fun while the ship sails through placid waters to services are held. Like other cruise exotic places where the sun sea ship lines, we try to be at during the actual holiday, shines all )?*1 round and because there's no such thing as a white occasion we feel It makes the more memorable." Christmas. LEESBURO DELANO S. HWY.441 COCOA US WEST NEWYORKAVI (I ml. B. Ltibvr) ISNORTN .-S.t. 5.4 Mon.-Sat. 54 COCOA BLVD. Sun 1.1 Jingle all the way! Oh what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh!" mailing. It's available free (If you . . At least If we all use horses, studded snowtlres won't chew dim t count your tax money was spent writing and printing u the pavement. It) from Consumer Information, Pueblo, Cob. 8100. There Is no street address because they don't have streets in Pueblo. But a government committee din 1901 is V Go ,_ ....... ' Pack and Wrap Pari for Mailing." It's about 0 pack and wrap parcels for - - NOEb After all it's the first thing think you're a big klutz. they've gotten from you in three First, get some newspaper. years. Roll up sheets of it so they make You couldn't think of They find borken glass, acut- long tubes. (Oh yes, read the anything to send Mom and Dad up photograph and a note which newspaper first because it will ByJANE GLENN HAAS "I'll be home for Christmas. for Christmas. reads: "Dear Mom and Dad, be hard to reau once you're The Herald Services You can count on me.." Then a light bulb glowed over Merry Christmas! Happy New done.) Make four of these roles. your head. You would have a Year! This is a picture of my Second, take two of the rolls . . Let's hope families can get "Christmas is coming and the together more than In their picture taken of your face and face." and wrap them around dreams. send that to the folks. Mom and Dad still don't know picture so they make two goose is getting fat." .1 vowed I'd lose 10 pounds So you had the photo made, what your face looks like which bands. Then take two rolls by the holidays and ended up Stuck It in the cheapest frame is either a good think or a bad wrap them around in other gaining three over "I'm getting nuthin' for with glass you could find. Stuck thing depending on your face, direction so they that In an envelope and dropped Christmas.. Now the people at the federal others. Tape them In place. Thanksgiving. in the mailbox, - It's back to basics. Anyone bureaucracy's Consumer This will protect the _____ You didn't hear the glass Product information Center know how to make a bottle of Third, scrounge around break when it hit the bottom of think it's a shame that your back of stores until you find a French perfume out of a few ,,,, the just-emptied box. On the photo "You'd better watch out; ordinary hoisehold items' -o you'd better not cry; you'd trip - home - to Vermont the In one piece. the photo in. be pout, I'm telling you broken silvers of glass cut the So they are going to tell yeu Fourth, tape the box. 1 why.." photo up like a Jigsaw puzzle. how to wrap it. government people say self- "God rest ye merry gen. more discount tiemen, let nothing you dismay, On Christmas Day Mum and Follow these simple direc- sticking tape with f Dad excitedly open the envelop. lions and Mom and Dad won't ning the length of its is best, store I might find that Idiotic Remember Christ our Savior toy a little cheaper. Everything ____ei.._ Clvu' LJIII WI ..IIIIULUL Day. costs more this year, but so also good, they say. This Christmas, let us what? It's only money. Try and remnemni*r there is no scumFifth, use strong cord to tie one or two loops explain that to the kids, all up. Make ping on the Love of God. That's around both the length and a Light no one can put out . width of the box with knots at each Intersection. "Up on the rooftop the Sixth, (this is toughie) mail the package. If you don't mail reindeer pause.." They won't stay long at our it, It will never get to Vermont house. Santa's bag doesn't ' no matter how well you wrap it. bulge this year. Now if you have any other wrapping problems the government folks urge you to write for their booklet "How to he obviously can't walk him Besides tht pets already late at night. A preschool child mentioned, some pet shops also may be old enough to help clean carry a small selection of Johnny wants a pair of out a bird or hamster cage, but unusual animals ranging from skates, Susie wants a dolly, shouldn't be expected to do it by half-moon parrots to crabs and Nellie wants a story book - but himself without supervision, sea anemones. your son or daughter wants a Now, if you're sure your If you're really confused now pet for Christmas. Now what do family can handle a pet, then about which pet you should get, you do? there are many places where maybe you should also ask the Is your child, and the entire you can get Just the right one, question: How will the animal household, capable of taking on If you're Interested in a dog, be regarded as a companion, the added responsibilities and there are kennels that handle as an educational project, as a cost that come with a pet? certain breeds, and pet stores growing-up Incentive, as a "If you buy a pet, like a dog, that have a variety of puppies. guard, or a combination of the initial cost Is nothing Most pet shops, or discount these. compared to the maintanance. and variety stores, carry fish, If you want the animal to be It's just like buying a car," birds, hamsters, gerbils, mice, Craig Mien, coowner of an guinea pigs and chameleons, educational "live-bearing" fish Illinois pet shop said. Another place to look for a pet are nice for young children because they have their babies The age of the child in is in the want ad section of relationship to the pet is newspaper. Many times the live, Instead of laying eggs. another factor many pet shop animal and accessories can be Some of these fish are guppies owners consider when helping a gotten for an inexpensive price, or swordtails. cu.stomer pick out the right pet. or for free. One kenrwl owner said that One pet store owner said a If you have school-aged some dogs make both good pets good age to have hamsters, children, their friends and the and good watchdogs. According gerbils or guinea pigs is around friend,' mothers usually know to him, one such dog is the 8 or 9 years old, someone who Is trying to give doberman. "Kids tinder that age don't away some type of pet. If you but a pet this Christ. know how to handle them and The local veterinarian Is they wind up killing them," he another source of information, mas, there will always be said. "However, you might find especially if you're looking for a plenty of supplies and ac. a 3-year-old who would know specific and unusual animal . CessOries you can get for future Christmas gifts. By ROBERT BETTS you can always put it down to out to accommodate them. The vet should also be the Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco and how to handle such a pet." The Herald Services the motion of the ship. Most pet shop personnel first stop on the way home for a This year's listing shows a other ports, range from $ Ornate or protective collars The Idea of spending choice of more than 50 roo aree a small child wanting a dog or cat, and some other for cats and dogs, plastic cages One advantage of a Christ. Christmas afloat is appealing to Christmas cruises, ranging certain pet might not be old animals, to make sure they're and terrariums, and odd. ma, cruise is that you walk more and more people. Ship. from a fuur..day trip for $l4 'l'tie kind of Christmas fare enough to handle that pet healthy and have all the proper sha ped fish tanks are just a and style of festivities varies without parental super-vision, shots. away from the bar swaying, ping companies are going all from the East Coast to a gran few items you'll find on display. -Iinn nnd fbi, 1% IVIXIIL magazine &tlCC 6 -day voyage irom me west tthfhsrri,ic, "-• " ' " ..."II -r,#,r+ .4 u .ui'. remi ed parents t hat It Is Coast to the Orient, which costs $2,405 and puts in Hong Kong Christmas on a Princess normal for a child to forget or for Christmas. Cruise, for instance, is neglect to care for his pet at celebrated in the American times. t' "There's nothing like being tradition, with special holiday While a youngster may be old enough to feed and water a dog, aboard a luxury cruise ship for . performances staged by lca1 o _ living It up at holiday (line," enterta-. piii'h ,vwt - - at -iners of r said a travel agent, displaying a call. — bundle of colorful brochures "Everything on board a with pictures of su.splaihed cruise ship is geared to -- v nn.,aewag I. . ,IfS1,P..$...., nfl,l - A PetIsA Fun tiw7 IT t Christmas Time nriI Mntr NAZARETH, israci Israel (At') (OWfl UUII hasU Half of Nazareth's 38,(X)0 nrnrucipai budget. Itles. We have no industry." Thousands of Nazareth's plant and other industries. "'--i affairs are C0fl a gray Christmas season in Arabs arc Christian and tin. "We are negotiating With the Nazareth, the little town where massive modern church - built fused, says Haidar. In elections residents are factory workers Christ spent his boyhood. over a grotto venerated as the a year ago, the Communist par- but they work a couple of miles churches, trying to get them to Nazareth Is broke. The mayor Virgin Mary's house - is bound ty WOfi seven of the town COW) away in Upper Nazareth, a sep.. pay taxes," Ibjdir said, "and has resigned. The pilgrim trade to be Jammed even If fewer cU's 15 seats and the resulting arate modern and all-Jewish we want to develop tourism." Is shrinking. foreign worshippers show up political squabbles were so InIf such 20th century problems this year. tense that the mayor quit and weren't enough to dim the A Jewish town In Biblical the council collapsed. The cenChristmas lights winking in the times, Nazareth was seized by tral government appointed Hatold alleyway bazaar, there Is Jewish forces in the 148 Jar and live civil servants to one more thing to make the fes- Mideast war and became the run the town. tive season gray - December is unofficial Arab capital of Is"We have many problems," the rainy season in the hills of rael. It's Arab residents are Is.. Haldar said in an Interview. Galilee. "We need 200 more schol raell citizens. "But we want to nuke Nazaclassrooms. We need more A picturesque Jumble of hillreth feel good for Christmas," side houses, minarets and roads. The only real street in says All Haidar, an Arab school church spires, Nazareth dates Nazareth is Pope Paul VI Road inspector who is acting as may- to the New Testament and a and it is Jammed with traffic. or of the all-Arab town. "We are visitor could almost imagine We need more playgrounds and f'lDflfllflLl fIflgI I p4uuvsI.,uI,u ens flflti more svIiuçLuue walking through the twisting gar the Moslems and Chrlstians are iane to Joseph's carpentry making sweets to give each shop, vhere Jesus grew up. other. Here we celebrate each The p eent town is only a Few other's feasts." hundred years old, however, And despite the financial and boasts few relics of It squeeze abroad and the Middle antique pest. "There is a tourist East tension that has reduced attraction called the house of Israel's tourist trade by s'nne Joseph the Carpenter," says where from 15 to 30 per cent, a Father Peter, "hut it Is an Franciscan priest at the Church outright Fraud." of the Annunciation forecasts a Nazareth's many churches, standing-room-only crowd for monasteries and convents midnight Mass on Christmas cause one of the town's major Eve, problems. "We have to issue tickets for The churches own one-third the Mass so the local parish of the property in Nazareth," doesn't get mobbed by vi.,- says the acting mayor, "but itors," says Father Peter El- they pay no taxes." So the town From chelberger, a Franciscan who operates in the red and the Iscame to the Nazareth from raell government is giving al. Chicago 30 years ago. most $2 million this year to the Hfl L Tuesday, Dec. 24,197+-7C Cvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tmas in I JJIiI2J171 tf[IUIXdII UIIU ,- celebrate Christmas In the olde English style, with traditional carol- singing and a variety of activities that have a Dickensian flare. On Norwegian and Swedish ships the Christmas voyager is treated to an assortment of Yuletide tradition, steeped In Viking lore. Other ships offer the flavor of Nelson & Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Italy, the epicurean delights of French cuisine or the ancient festivities of Greece. IC,._t_t..____...,J ...L. - ships 1. ...1_.._ UUIVL cruises. Oviedo, Florida No Christmas cruise, however, could be more packages based on double seasonal than the one which occupancy can be had for takes voyagers to the holy Seven-day Caribbean fly-cruise . around $400 including air fBXt from New York, or around $600 when flying from the West Coast. The cost goes up with the type of cabin accommodation, workina on ii I, Land. The Greek cruise ship Apollo, operated bj Epirotiki Lines, combines a tour of the Greek islands Land., with celebration of Christmas in Jerusalem and S Bethlehem. Seven and 14-day Cruises from the West Coast along the The Apollo serves as a hotel for visits to Jerusalem and Mexican Riviera, calling in at ')l ,..l " Nazareth Dec -, 'U U .*P. on The 14-day cruise costs $475, excluding air fare to Piareus the point of embarkation in O ri %/ Ra'ph i*r' n ,4 ' - Greece, oiessrnas _A =- -- - • - 410 \ May the by and peace of that first Christmas be with you and yours this season. - - We sincerely wish our allu \ A nn e Lars on customers a prosperous r' '-S 1975. lhrstmas .. Alab Q1jritma ibing q' \ZY May the gat 'NA , the holays bngbten I ': - friends arid patrons. - Let 35$ Longwood Plaza Hwy. I L0.iw'od P. 53122*5 us rejoice in the message of the -SI season! Larson. Ray Baker BeiiWirVcMgqcy In,c.' S 1 FLAGSHIP .61\i1 Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. 6 REAL ESTATE CUSTOM BUILDING BANK OF SANFORD YOUR NAPA DEALER SANFORD, FLORIDA .-.--- , ç all the cherished patrons we serve . . . our warmest gratitude. From the Staff at . Whitey McMiiLan joy. . . abundant in peace. . . rich in brotherhood. To thanks for being wch :.-... •J content. May every day of this joyful season be filled with OW heath... '''.:TT. -,,Louise Murph.,j • May the serenity of Christmas find and keep you OW-foshion.d spirit of ' 'S .-.-.----.- . _ -'T :. , . .--------.-,-' .- : 169 W. Broadway ,.- ,............ :.•; --.--.•--- ..- -. --_--- -..--5.--.-- :- :- : -'1 -- L: '. ,• - Oviedo 115W. FIRST ST., SANFORD 365-1221 -- ___ ________________________ • ::. ,- �______________________________________ • •• ________________ 4 ___________________________________________ — 8 C— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974 Tuesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r S wb How ' H. o By the day S( !9 B ttl I WWI )w his own pEP P _ you deliberately hit him in the head it was probably a natural Bobbie say, ""ou're stupid. temper ignited rather quickly. Dad came to me. pick up my !Ff'1d kiUn frnn • and sau I remember the first time I with a beautiful Ice ball I'd been conversation acro property Don't you know there ain't no All I remember about that Somehow I sensed I was the floor But I she was I remember that moment as was told there was no Santa saving Just .n te lines between 7-year-olds Santa Claus your ol' man is particular have to open warfare of love going to of e was one th nicest feelings Claus. actively pelting Bobble with ice I ever had for my parents. Finally myDa smiled led at me question. It was a crushing blow to be 7 ba lls as hard as rocks and Since I already knew Bobbie Idldn't want to because I was with the kind of strength I grew and told everything you ever . screaming "Uar, liar. You're a was OK, when Mother anl Dad afraid of the answer. to rely on. believed in wasn't so. I hated Claus, liar." And leaving him bleedi "What do you thing, Joan. came to "Is there a Santa lk to me it was a ng ta bo ut DbbIe Fredrickson for telling 'S. in the snow, with a Dad?" asked. "Do you belleve gash ne?"he In his Santa Claus. me that. fo head fetime passed that th a li re would require there Is a Santa Claus" "What made you so angry" I ought He was the horrible kid next A ,.LT four stitches, my Mother asked very softly. before he answered . At that moment I remem ber doorwho aiwayshauled off and I Through a fit of tears and She Bo th my parents searched lovingmyparentswiththejoya and Dad had propped hit me in the stomach, knocking 1 despairing sobs (because pill ows behind their backs ard each other's (ace for Just the child feels when a lost treasure the wind out of me (why I never something in me told me Bobble strttched out on my bed, one on right words. is found did figure out. ØC . could be right about Santa either side of me, and both held There was no way I could hit s • Claus), Mother was able to find me close. back. I was too doubled up Wi th j out what happened. Rather exhausted from hours pain antl no breath. 10 'r : t . .. -. . oil& ' 14 M w; I r p I ,. unn . S I in yards building snow forts. wo eet nside his ,p .', II 0 . . 1 I / lti CHRISTMAS 0 The possibility of having no snow never crossed Our minds. Where I grew up, i the % .1 i N. f r • C' Washington "'ale Ca--2de foothills, we had six to 10 feet of snow nr. the ground from - I M I . Dell's 9 Later my brother came -- J \ '' (j Throwing ice balls was direct and deliberate v1o1aUonc the forinaldectarationof war. Soitcausedalotof(routge I 0iWy,;6VV) I %., -. L , friends and customers, IL D It If/C"8 F Cr ystal Lake Nursery Sanford, Fla. Lake Mary, Fla. 9 Th7 S. French Ave. Fill 'er up . the season that is, with our good cheer and appreciation. Kiddy's Standard Dl I All P C F I. U M 1 Sanford SERVICE STATION Ph. ?72-76S8 _____ 100 N. French 'P' I , I " a' " ____ ' - '( 'ilecalledyouanol'man and ci1EJ t - 2; • .I' / ' ' \ . r II0 • r ' i ... 'a • I I • •: • . '' V _______ —' \ .'1 i besf Ws 1 •' 'a-- * • • i ristms met .. __________ • ___________ Santa's come by to Men Are Taught To Be Kri ' s Kring e mg a& uitiT1as May v & thou close tO you, en joy all ffiuWarmth or operators, even laborers enlists the services of men A good, hearty belly laugh true it ILhe applicanU lack the like Westem Some stares allU down your shlrtfront. boniers, such as e holid ay. .s a mary What's it- like to be a Santa' me O*K9 TIRE STORE --. 2413 S. French r • : .,. •• • - - . - . ft Ii 0 I' j. ) .• V. • •.. an San fo rd I to SANFORD AIR PORT ilYy 322-8505 Fam 628-2367 - I tr ry Chdsfmas ' ij U / May the true meaning of Christmas bring _j . . U .. . •• ? . . peace, love, hope, joy . and bless your life wit 1 ì treasures . ' I ' you gifts of the spirit. - . - H' ,71i that grow richer with time. ;! neVIN before applicants we "For example," Mrs. accepted for Ltxk Santa Claus Deieharty explains. --the ap. Division. plicant must h= how to apply "After interviews and a makeup and put on his costume. check of background, we decide we furnist, the makew and whether the 8PPUcant would cwhune. He must learn how "Authorized Cessna Dealer Sheriff t .) - Dim! r,ivi 1'111ER ____________________________________________ ft /••• Cessna l . •••• AERO SERVICES INC A •,,,-.. ' •j .-"te thanks or - ___ : -•.••.- for your patronage _____________________________ . . • ii. S. Sanford Ave. -- '. •.•. r I With grateful HUNTS TUXEDO' FEED STORE Until 9 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 2,1975 Sanford when an unern- school, once the appliamt is merry during occasional trips volunteer," Mrs. Delehanty no strict age limits for Santa PlOYed MAD Just walked into a accepted." Mrs. Delehanty to the restroom between points out. "Sometimes, applicants. &Wftnent store and said he says. "The Santas are paid a sessions with the moppets. however, they find after a few "If they can qualify other. As for ho-ho-hoing, Mrs. hour3 with the IKids that they wise, we "t them from a e -- a vow f WOW% fhal"With thisholiday. - CLOSED / 200 N. Park Ave. i Sanford, Fla. • large department store chains now and no longer active' average of $100 a week during be bilingual, Mrs. Delehanty the chief don'ts, says Mrs. The Santa Claus elass l an and many shopping centers enough to bounce the kiddies on thetwoorthreeweeksbefore points out. Along the eastern Delehanty, is tippling on the audiUngcourse.No written have found the most efficient his knee at Y uletide. Clwlstinas, provided they are Canadlnborder,Frenchjsas Job. is required. way is to hire by contract approved by the school which common a language as English. In the past some Santas ha ve "Most applicants want to be a through a special setvlce. turns theiniut. Nearly gone are "There'sno tuition fee for the been known to become over. Santa Claus or they wouldn't Mrs. Delehanty says there the old days weeks out at about $100 a week. We Delehanty says it's verboten don't enjoy it all that much. ie Into their 60's," she says. A generation ago it was no contract with department now at most stores which hire Some of them quit right In the "One of our best Santas worked great shakes to land a Santa ptorea, shopping centers and Santas. middle of the holida y and we for u. every Christmas for 10 Job. Today you don't need a other commercial o; civic "Theho.ho-ho seems toscare have to rush in a substitute years and was 6$ before heh di ploma, but It helps. enterprises In need of a Santa small children and ma ke them San ta." up his red and white suit and Mrs. Jan us Delehanty, Claus." cry," she explains. Western Temporary Servlce3 whiskers." assistant manager of Western At school, the appUnt is Temporary Services Inc., the given a manual lisfl ngthe do's isrgeatsuppllerofSantasin the and don'ts of being a good, nation, says a screening is hearty Santa 0 old-fashioned glad we're able to help fill our barn yard needs Boone be Joyffil and to should be a stock in trade of the quality we demand for our recruit independently, But Claus? George Parsons Santa Mum can earn an Mexico, Santa applicants must cuamercial Santa. And one of Sant"." joy of a real -. Merry Christmas. We're mighty Hope Your Holiday is a Driving Success "Then we simply have to go among other service& the automotive section at school to qualify. Being a Kris ducted in most large American no backs or other bones out and recruit them," replies Of course not all Santas are Christmas time, when Kringe Isn't all Just ho-ho- cities and even extend broken." Mrs. Delehanty. "The same is hired through organizatio ns automotive sales are slack. countrim Along :nternational • yo u t he h WISbin g Y neighbors and patrons a very Harry "He also must learn how to Claus duty during the Yule clerical help, key punch personnel executive says she them down again to there are • help us wish our good make a good Santa," she cx react to the public and to the What happens If the labor Inc., is not only Santa-oriented Some large stores use their plains. "If be Is accepted, he countless questions the kiddies market Is so tight that not It con tracts with firms and own personnel to sit in for goes to school to learn what will ask 1dm a ll day long, enough men apply for Santa other organizations to f ur nish Santa. One depa rtment store lift children onto his lap and put holidays? Fla. MERRY CHRISTMASI - If you want to be a evexy gaod Kris KrLigle should pmfessiltinal Santa Claus this know." year. YM May have to go to The Santa schools are con- Sanford, Mir free'). He's gonna be okie speak oftheir fathers. It's just a dokie." saying ... he didn't really mean By FRANK MACOMBER Herald News Service A& # 0 SALiS & SERVICE Ph. 322-2799 _____ :; _iI ..1 • I L I With thanks to our many friends we say, A Happy Holiday. . To all our - c> & upstairs to tell me I was locky. said you were Santa Claus." "Bobbie's home, Kid, and "Well, don't you think Bobbie you're home free (that was a just said ol' man because boys phrase wi th us kids —'home todayusethatnamewhenthey day. • • • • oe • Auction Service W. First St. bad enough that I have to come "But he said there wasn't any in and take care of you, kid." Santa Claus. - . V , 0 ./- ---- WI a very "Marry Christmas" way of knowing Santa Claus wanted to kill him." Dad's face, was the start of the whole thing when I looked at him, was not "And stop sniveli ng it's as stern as troubled (1 1 ' AL ç I] •:' ' 0 kid." He always called me if I knew I was doing the right "kid." Sometimes I wondered if thing, no matter what anyone he was so eld he couldn't said, words would never hurt remember my real name. me. "if Bobbie dies that's murder "That's right. You used ice and Santa Claus sure doesn't balls that are as bad as stones come for kids who kill people to injure Bobbie," Mother said. and thing3 like that." "But I didn't kill him." Of course my brother had no "IV point is, young lady, you A- r,. e • / . 0 "You sure did it this time, had Len taught to believe that fort was equal dIstance from our property line. The manifesto for battle also declared neither party could start firing snowbaI6 until both forts were as high as our Adam's apples. We were days erecting the I backofourhousetobabysltme. unkindwordspeoplesaytoyou Iff prrty 1ir, And, S battle stra tegy declared, my ptrvnt's ) • •••\ Mother went with Mrs. will never really hurt you." Fredrickson anct 134bie to the -YNj inean sticks and Stones h ospital. and things like that, Dad?" I .1 ______ - . Leaving me In a total state of of sobbing, I began to tell them (Usillusionment, she hurried out the story from the top. to find a seriously wounded "You've been called a Bobbie lying bleeding and dummy before," my father unconscious in his fallen fort, said. "And you didn't injure My brother was called in anyone because of it. from the ski-jumping hill in "Besides, you know that the .. ': D J our front fiL 1.. tI ,i ' . Claus. We were out . - •....'. ' 0 . • •.-• , N ,f"L4IV! -• . ,• __ Of course he ran away after hitting me. So when I came to, he was home free. I got even with him the day he told me there was no Santa Dec. 24, 1974C ____ May each of'us fol low er how ?2!f My mother didn't want me ! II2ta aB! 11 was an old Claus came up. Ml 1 aring dy see her cry so she pretended ; I've alwav% he--n told my down for dinner. Mother and Mother just held me warn ' ' 9O! _________ We appreciate your confidence and trust. As The Holiday rk Alap il '1\ ..(-" Season spreads V warmth and Joy - kit i Jhroughout our area, -. - it is a pleasure 40 MaY each Moment of this joyous i hohda ysmson add up to an abunclanceof lovely Z, for us to pause and wish our many memories. Special friends the very We hope that every •, • - . .. home is blessed _%, J 20 with abundance and 0 good cheer through11011 realm Vs On this Yuletide, 77 we wish for you and f 1)ra~, 111al the mirarle o! Ifis birth in a humble once more spread ''"' its I abundance I db MM m 'ion rs, its promise across the earthq good will to "'IF.Aff' : Men. In the joyous spirit of the holiday we offer our 11hanks topped off with - value extra helping of peace If ' WOOD PRODUCTS INC. iRENE'S BEAUTY SALON JL! Sanford Fl. ur ure lson Maier F nit E. FI R ST ST. SANFORD --- -.- 130W Airport Bl vd. -- 4F - .•__ '_'_-'_-*__ ____-_ _ S* ---=- - • • _______• j-_ p___-_*_- ________ -_• • - Sanford Aluminum Products KATIE, CARRIE, NEDA, WILAMINA, WALTER, JOE. DARRELL, ANTHONY, SHERRY, "PEEVEIE" Sanford 1110 PINE AVE., SANFORD, FLA. -.'_j_,•• • . .• I • _.-r-_----------_f. ' . __•••••__ S • • • ' ________ V I. , HARCAR Sanford •- .. __________ F \ Hwy.17-92 Wi r___-_ ._____- ___ - • Ph.323-5676 'll FUNERAL HOME PH. 322.5622 Ph.323.1973 ___ II PANEL CENTER lf'efw, Baftuira R., L"rafn*, 2640 Hiawatha %%Tiahing all of you the most joyous of holiday seasons. Thanks for making our • U ure so rig • TOLBERT'S to our customers for your many kindnesses, We great iy and enjoy the privilegedf so!rving you. ferry Christmas. and love. Thanks, all. _-_'__- Mix- coming year! I T yours an a _ •• - A. *_-_-_ ' - •• _f , ______-_ •• • •• _____ t 1-I' •• I' • — - - •• -- 4 — - ' __________ • • -e -% - • '' _.._- J.$' - ur - -, Lt_ �_________________________________________________________________________________ 10C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _____ _____ _____________ ____________________ _________ _____ - - ---• rvLr Tuesday, Dec. 24. 1974 , Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1 a - — S BYSWRLEYGALLI Mrs. Merritt recalls. .. , - — LOS ANGELES - it conceive a cnnectjon . ween bread dough and Ice cream molds. But Mrs. Ned Merritt of nearby Manhattan Beach has made a profitable link between - . • II -- he Hangs Bread Dough On Her Tree 00 \ Tuesday, Dec. 24, 19711C I I 1. — • : OF I I P - . ak IILI Li, ii wu&iy objects. , SmWnly an - . \ •.l.il o an In o . . She creates charm in Jr -. Christmas tree ornaments from s . •.... ..(• . bread dough using molds which • •.; fleCttheYulespjr1tShehasa . d .:_w? .i: Christmas tree, the oldfashioned St. Nicholas,a tin soldier and other toys. There also is a snowflake, but that is made from a handcarved 01 wooden mold. When she purchased the mo e sears ago, the Idea for ornaments hadn't even way, they will know crossed he mind. &qh• what e mean when we talk of From her own childhood, Mrs. Meff itt had remembered The Merritts also have many those &Ifttilble im cream family antiques in their home, treaui Zhat came in individually It wasn't until two years ago molded servings. Each was in that Mrs. Merritt got the inthe shape of a nower, a toy or an animal. Mrs. NedNlerrill presses bread into a metal ice cream mold to create one of her spiration to make Christmas ornaments in the ice cream SO, she served them at the unique tree ornamen(s. molds. birthday parties of the MErritts, three children, John 12, Robert As it turned out, the idea By this time, they had them and found it had been sold employes said they didn't know opened the way to a second 9, and daughter Ashley Ann 8 become a tradition to another company whether any molds would be for career.Her first Is being a Suddenly she couldi'tfind Mrs Merritt tracked down She asked if she could buy sale or not. fourth grade teacher. molded ice creams any more, the company which had made any of the molds, and ti'e "I hounded them (or a year," She took samples of the or. Ii ' called againand discovered it mcd1aly said he would take 3 was the last day the company post would be open. They said she That year, she sold more ' cod buy the molds. 1,000 ornaments between October and The molds are between an Christmas Eve. 75 years old. All were cast This year, since she has gone me from an scu P ure l ll time, she wax. andarerea1treasw. ' II L LI The family that owned the firm WIJI not uc able to devote as to making the or. decided to keep many of them, much but she already has but Mrs. Merritt bought all she orders na ments, for 600. ('ii "I only sell bone store in the Year after year, this will area at any ofl(.tt1ne" she i).5 carry through. — I "You know, everything in California is so transient, and I want the children to develop a sense of continuity — a feeling of roots and permanentv. ' X. I ' :•:: : • .. . • • Ibij holy season our WithL appreciation. rzish is one for soy. • From The Staff At Brisson Funeral Home 905 LaurelAve. ye. Sanford nor 322.2131 .0e I I Some Have Blue' Chris mases ' F By MEG ICHER The Herald Services depression juit before sense: Family disputes usually "an Important factor" in a and the hypocrisy would just Christmas in 1888, the artist get settled because everybody young couple separating the increase their resentment, Vincent van Gogh cut off his says, 'Gee, I don't want to be following spring, Spadoni said. according to Paul Mestaneik, a You feel depressed, ear, miserable and unhappy now," While they were visiting the psychological counselor, And it can happen even if People gathering and gift Egel said. wife's parents, the older If the reality of a person's p your mailbox Is overflowing giving can also result in inBut bur)ing the hatchet while couple's underlying hostility situation cannot match the like your wassail bowl and your tens ified conflicts, the re- the halls are decked with holly towards their independent son- over-Idealized image of what Christmas table resembles Bob awakening of sibling rivalries Is a frustrating and futile effort in-law bubbled to the surface, they should be doing Christmas Crachit's. and competition for parental for some families. There are also dangers in Day, he could be happier with The reasons for feeling low favor. Sometimes it is better If they glossing over reality for a an alternative form of around the holidays are almost "Christmas is very good dot even get together. facade of Christmas cheer. celebration, like spending the as many as the cures persons mental health producer in one One Christmas reunion was Youth would y outside. have devised to transform their One California woman got up "blue" Christmases 'ay and celebrations which iare St. Nick: A Jolly Old Elf ? meaningful to them. I The Christmas blues, like mediate family. Instead of By MARK HOLBROOK dowries. His fame spread from Turkey to RSta missing scattered relatives, baby blues new mothers feel, The Herald Services to Europe. But always he was pictured as a saint, they romped in the snow with are not as long-lived or in bishop's robes and religious trappings. their dog and rode the chair debiltating as depression, Every year the "Ho Ho, Ho," is more Cards from the collection of Carl lifts. Their "non-Christmas according to Dr. Alex Spadoni, resonant, the beard a little lusher, the belly a 'Pinoke" Johnson, of Batavia, Ill., trace Christmas" was judged a great a psychiatrist, little rounder, Santa returns on his annual evolution of Santa Claus. Early cards In her success, although her son broke pending on the Individual, rounds, "a right jolly, old e' laden with Oft., his leg skiing. collethonhow . Nicho as a bishop, lad U* symptoms cod be ansiety, and sprinkling his magic on bothchildren and with toys for good boys and gir Some There is ten a time lag pessimism, guilty insomnia, adults. cards also show him carrying switches for had before the symptoms of exhaustion, display of "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," the childn sing, children. Christmas blues show up. W emotional extremes and and visions of round, pink cheeks and the stub of Thomas Nast, American political cartoonist, feelings of not measuring UP. a pipe in a clamped, smiling mouth come to showed Santa in red, white and blue In 1863, and "Christmas Is a family mind. Thus have we grown with memories of pictured him with the round belly described by holiday. Families inst are spIt Santa spanning the generatlon3. Moore 40 years earlier. or disorganized, or people who A • It was not always thus. Although Clement From then on, Santa began to grow, until are alone, feel lonely," ac- Clarke Moore wrote his "Visit From St. today he appears to need a cholesterol-free low cording to Lawrence Egel, a in IBM, Santa, ti, not a carbohy&ate diet. But what can you expect after psychologist. /roundandjollyasMoorewlshedustobelieve.In drinking all that hot chocolate and eating all "Older people feel it most fact, it was not until the later part of the 19th those cookies every Christmas Eve? because the elderly are the century that Santa became definitely secular, Historically, we know that even as the sun most alone and isolated of all definitely a rotund elf, rises and sets, Santa will be making his rounds age groups. They are also St. Nicholas began In Mm Minor, where once again very soon. Scientifically, we now can most acutely aware of what Christmas was like when they legend says he threw gold coins to three get proof. The FAA should be able to pick up the were Younker." Spadoni said. daughters who were beautiful but lacked sleigh and reindeer on radar Christmas Eve. Christmastime is usually the happiest Unw of the year for most people. But it can be marked by great emotional stress and sometimes by violence. During a fit of a uu d W - - U( + - - .' Gather round the tree for song. . . laughter. Rekindle friendships. . . extend good tidings to all. To our loyal patrons greetings and thank*. WIPWI MMOMMS 919 W. HwY•436 -- Altamonte Springs Ft / -- A. t.7 04 t agazit opvtii 9K &e \ //.. •'- bw/ft II. &eeeaoeuwe f - wiok eu eigkb ______ PIP AkiI — 5 5 - * a 1 koppy itisei 4r1i r 4. gout w 1 ' - eaw cowe Nie - ' dip (j4t this time of jeajon bring much cheer to our horn: and lean in every tvay. Very j;ncere thanki, too. to give expression to whose friendship Aay your Holidays be the year, we are prwileged our thoughts and good will we cherish. happy and the ad SW concerning thore SANFORD HEATING "11Lu8ll!r,u,) & . 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PARK j Tuesday, Dec 24, WIT IRI Ii '- _c :1 - - % J. x - 1 '. id,4fl) iii:".' • ' ' .-. 1 I -,'[ '-?-•- t%_'. - U " • AN u• - I -' A "L/ a,' . 4.. 1IlI a_I mas II I . :L f -.c •. - IPVJ1 - - t = A Joyous Blessed Noel C o.• SAPILPRA \._.._" DIVISION SANFORD, FIL —® OF Best wishes Joyous Greetings (/,)i. 1 FASH1OIIC s piritual peace p ' co ntt tm ent. Its ?' THE FLORIDA CITIZE NS (Oviedo, F Ia., Member (Th Ijf IA - are in aecmon I4 - YJ . . Id• M " iiin this hob hoildn% shine don its en been a pleasure to serye you. JONATHAN LOGAN - lii #"I '' May this Christmas bring you HIGH all our neighbo", friends. flianks for the k indness sho,i to blesmings on DHIU SPRAGUE ELECTRIC compnny Of Oviedo FD I C ur holidays b'oom with cheerl 01 electronics division S EMINOLE IV 0 GARDEN of SCE"TE K al HWY 17-92 North R 4 34 9 Longwood ik like to express our LJ warm wishes: enioy a peice. Loads of ful, serene .k holiday. Thank all so m uch. * I Zn- May it dwell in every 's lira rt Good W'shes * V-W o ne 6 1i L Holi a tin Gr — From all of us to all of you A s Yuletide I L joyl 5anta is taking 0 stock of our + Je. seasons wishes to our many J May your hearth and home be DIessed with Christmas riches ... appreciated customers. health, happiness, joy and peace! JF" B O W AV `V _11W HARRELL & HAIR STYLING Thanks for Your ØIl, and Kate Spillman Dave Beverly and Staff UNISEX I BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th St . FAMILY HAIR CARE (Next to Holiday House) 310 E. COMMERCIAL must be ground back ar'4 forth of sizes and colors. and rocked to wedge it solidly . C I I ______ finally hoisted into position atop Porch steps. If you live in an area of the the larger snowball to form the country that doesn't have any trunk. One word of caution: If you're snow and your prospects of a 9&pound weakling or are going someplace where there Is short on friends don't plan on are slim, don't lo3e heart. Tumbleweeds Ued together makirig the world's largest snowman. Building a goodsized and well-supported make eyelan requires teamwork catchlng"snowmen" once and a modest amount of they're sprayed with a fittle white palntanddecked out in muscle. JoWN the base and the full snowman attire. 7U same is true for welltrunk together requires real cooperation. Once on top, the stuffed plastic garbage bags snowball forming the trunk which can be found inavariety - _______ / second, smaller snowball must perched them on stone walls, in be formed, shaped, rolled and old chairs or comfortably on A. Joyous May Yuletide cheer light your way to a year with happiness each day. Shredded twine or bristles from a discarded hairbr ush will make a brushy moustache. A nose can be made from anything which will project, such as a carrot, corncob, crooked stick, clothespin or even carefully sculpted snow. flats, scarves, piixs, cigari, There are Unve important sunglasses, ties, sweaters, reasons for rolling the Building a snowman is fun whether you're knee-deep in snow or can have it a rons, p dresses and gloves can 11 be used to jazz up and snowball. First, rolling allm brought in just for special occasions, as these California girls did the ball to pick up more and personalize your very own more snow thereby increasing probably haven't started this easier than trying to carry it. two o n nits size. project in the exact spot where 11ird, rolling enables you to join in the fun. Keep In mind that aiowmen Second, unless you've got a you want the snowman to be, continue shaping the sphere Once you've gotten the large, are by no means static. Truly degree from Cal Tech, you and roiling the snowball is a lot and also enlist the assistance of ban snowball Into position a Imaginative people have - ' a even champagne corks. Twigs, pebbles, rusty horseshoes or discarded false teeth form suitable mouths __ - that the boundless love of t he Christ Child surround sou and your family, aha%s - ---- F 11 q -- ;: In a jelly-roll effect. When the I snow roll" reaches, FV-127— the desired size I i's time to star moUng it into a sphere shape, filling in and smootldng off the rough spots. With this done, the most cutticult task. of roiling a snowball ~'T_Idrlr day, we ask - 01 ZL5PI / briquettes are an acceptable replacement. AITlU1tItUdO Of other objects can also be used. Eyes can be fasigoned from shriveled ap. ples, fragmented stones, belts, electrical fuses, bottle caps and begin as a firm, routideil snowball thrown into the snow. Once the snowball is fmned On this joyous - ____ ~1 . —j snowwomen's, personality. Trid1Uonnlly, chunks of coal havebeenusedformanyof the j facial features, but charcoal two sets of fingerprints, or two people. ) - A - portrays the snowman's, or Ift 10 S - - Often snowmen's arms are carefully sculpted In detail, hugging bellies orclasping ragged brooms and snow shovels. Sometimes they are no more than broken tree branches st uck But it 's the face that gets the most attention because it - it must be enlarged. This is done by piling layer upon layer of snow, dead leaves, grass and gravel around the original ball - - *a t0 of art. •-.- mighty oaks that grog - %'' it happens from here on that and unique. makes some snowmen average creationsand others true works woman or snowperson is relativelysimplecendresultsare as different as two snowflakes, - __:•_ -.- - to this point most out of snow, tumbleweeds or snowman are pretty standard, plwtic garbage bags,Is making except for size. It's what him something eye-catching Have you ever built a too, have Wi ay remai ned the same over the years. Although the technique of building a snowman, snow- '• ________________________ Up missed an experience which has delighted young and old for hundreds of years. It is interesting to note that the construction techniques used in building snowmen, and - --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl De ward into the body to form a artistic skills. If you ha%en't, then you've - -- - WELLS snowman? 11 you have, then you know that it is a fun way to exerclse both your imagination and _______ -- 1303 Sanford an -, Sam Katanich Sincere thank, andth.staffat toourraIued,airons. Auto Glass & SOW COVer Co. MARonDA HOMES inc. Sanford - patronage. - 304 W. 2nd. 831.039 or 628-2162 Sanford, Fla. Ph.322.4I3Snford while snow isacked and smoothed I nto aniover a ll the AM.- crevices much like cement to the two large snowballs appear to be one solid mass. 7be head should be well. 919 E. 2nd NURSING CENTU St., Sanford, GAS happ) solce"i sing out the Christmas message, Ae grect our friends and patrons. Thank-s so much! rtop' m th eed " nd .1.2'sin"p1w a Uvnkfiam ., by a stick which Is forced down- Fla. k. rl Happy holidays to Poo our friends. We're sending this message of thanks to all. w; :4J1v A\ l Fill upthe holidays with __ many happy memories. "BOB KARNS "All Linn" AL To you and yours, sincere wishes for happiness and prosperity throughout ;he holiday season from everyone of - Our thanks for letting us serve you. tit WILLIAMS & SON AMOCO SMITTY'S INC Ll L- I MW I DMIIIfl I prr 11111I\ BRUCE MCKIBBIN rrPsrtY Insurance 2714 Orlando Dr. (Next to Jack Prosser Ford) Sanford, Fl. cI117aavanr Ui. Insurance Plann.' & \\ Powd's Office Supply Ca. 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Sanford Ave. Tractor Co. Sanford SANFORD, FLORIDA -=- '•: . frit-jids for allowing us to m-rve you. --- -'T and P('11(' I' - • love /c1 / Cilntil coming don the iopea. ut "Whe" OUS1111Y S911S and Service Tells" 110 E. COMMERCIAL,SUITES l&2 KIRK PLAZA 211 W. 25th C - - Ph. 322.3383 Closed Wednesday Dec. 25 & Jan. -- -- -- '- 1 -- %• - �-- - Eight Yule Customs Rated As Nation's Most Popular I! noiiuu's ee£ A. ,. B FRANK MACOMfll:R Tin' llurld St rli'cs - -. - . f" -: - . . - . ' ' - w - - '/ - . .-. ..__ - - . - - """ - - - . _ __________ ____ , .. - - - O ' . . - - . . It gives the beef an extra taste You'd better stir every shape the meat to form eight fillip. A pint of sour aream and railnutes or so, to keep ump pattles, wrap and refrigerate half a cup of horseradish La a from sticking. them until you're ready to fire good mixture. ' It you're planning your UP the grill. that evening. or you EkTt your guests can't Just sit Christmas main event for noon can broil them in the4ven if It's around eating beef and or early afternoon, betta figure too chWy to barbecue ouWde. vegetables, can they? So why on huming out a pami of Your Yule guests soon wW not StO out the Chrlstrnas heavenly hamburgers early in know why they are called dinner with a tomato Juice the evening for those who are heavenly hamburgers. lw.frf!,1t f.%IIA II. ___ - MERRY CHRISTMAS TO All £ A.ncj. $.415I rl In r7in-rmany Tra.dition - -New ornate endpapers. And, of course, gold-edged pages. .. -_-_-..- pened. While the "Carol" made In the fall of 1843, the young no v elist Charles Dickens was deep in money troubles Meadors Marine isoi W. SemInole Blvd. 201 S. Magnolia ]- op " money, it did not become a best Dickens profits came to very Ifis latest book was not selling little. Out of the first three editions well. His wife was expecting — 15,000 volumes — he made her sixth child. His taste for the less than 700 pounds, far short rich living he couldn't afford of the expected 2,000. had emptied his bank account. Ill UWIX1, LJWKB3 P_ 7J SSW uecioea - to write a story aimed at the holiday market; a story full of "bright eyes and beaming faces" to show the world the power of true Christmas spirit. If his book succeeded, he could get away some place where he could live cheaply, and put a little in the bank besides. Finishing the story in a month, Dickens delivered his manuscript to his publisher. There he made an unusual suggestion: "1 would like to design the book as well," he said. 0 ' v' t),I . ;''- a ., - . . ,• f ffkx. '. J - :jft I I Publishers Chapman and Hall, already counting up the profits, had no objection. However, the contract agreed upon was all In their favor. They would get a percentage of the sales, and Dickens would pay all publica tion costs. Also, the book would sell for only five shillings to guarantee good Wes. A r flF g 4I Excitedly. Dickens set to work. First, the book would have to have hand-colored illustrations. There would be Ø4 I 7*7 1_ - L4 J is our t wish that this holy season be joyous... serene. To our many customers, thanks for your loyalty. - C RTI A, F - w'• V A --- e r Igo We hope you enjoy hi ito6 CHRISTMAS this %OfldLr1ul season hai to offer. Thank you, friends. 'At this I 4 . . • ' most joyous of seasons, it' s a pleasure to take the opportunity to wish a To love one another as a brother.., to have good will among men. to bring peace to L i ii. ii every uaari TflIS IS me a pirif or Christmas. We pray that if will enter your home at this Holy season giving to you and your loved everything orous C risim"s /he S/Jlt1tt1aI j:i't' 0 - very merry Christmas to all our good friends! I this Christmas enter into your lives. It'.s a $1 time of joy.. a time to wish . everyone the happiness and contentment of that Holy night long ago. Thanks, ones the greatest happiness. Ir It is with genuine appreciation of your friendship THE ORLANDO FORGE Open DANCING ?P.M.. 2A.M. EVERY TIlES., IHURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" I0A.M..2A.M. Phone SJl.321 Hwy. 17.9, I Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood 711 ORANGE AVENUE WINTER PARK FLORIDA cF and patronage that we extend this heartfelt good wish. I) UMLEy. I. " ONTEITH, INC. CHASE & COMPANY - Tuesday, Dec. 24,1974-15C 0 He never seemed to worry j The story is culled "A that If sales weren't great Christmas Carol," and it enough, the expense of preaches against love of producing such a lavish work money. But it was concei ved in would eat up most of his a desire for cash , and born amid charg es oi finsincial Which is exactly p- ,, wine sauce, Jello, spiced app rings and of course salted nut relishes and hot rolls. Some hostesses like to sen Maxaschlno-FjIbert puddin with ameal like that, but othet insist it's too rich. So some fn Ices really would be more a ceptableto most of your guestj Tea or coffee will fit In, but a will a few bottles of heart burgundy to help wash down th beef. Just to play safe perhap you should acquire a couple o bottles of chablis, too, for som people like white wine rs matter what they're eating. If you want to get more fanc about Yule dessert, of course there's always sugared pecani to serve with the ices. This li how you prepare them: Tree. 0 ' By CHARLES GOULD The Herald Services Of celery soup, green beans B&D Automotive _. is clouded In a kind of historical Barnett quotes an account of haze. It Is known that the a Christmas celebration Christmas tree tradition was by 1840, they were corn- of the use of 11 Christmas tree examples of German irn. There exists a strong in spawned. monpiace In that part of the occurred in Cambridge, Puritans who settled in New Bethlehem, Pa., In 1747. The Mass, migrants putting up the possibility, however, that no country. 0, Tannenbaum, 0, Tan- England in the 17th century did account states that piles of A German-born professor at decorated conifers during the one can precisely pinpoint the In "The Trees of Ciuistm" nenbaum." The Metcalfe book aho Harvard, Dr. Charles Follen, holidays in the not look with favor upon the green 19th century. date and place thct the brushwood had been compiled by Edna Metcalfe, It mentions the Thus rings the opening of open celebration of Chr istmas. piled into pyramids and th placing of a tree put up a tree in his Cambridge The book says, 'Wherever the Christmas tree e custom pointed out that Cmas by a captain in the U.S. Army familiar German Christmas Books about the origins of pyramids were decorated with at home In 1832, according to an C'hristmas-kecping Germans originated in this country. Even trees began to appear early In a Western fort in 1804. c hant, which in English tran- Chr is tmas customs in America account In a biography written went, there was the tree also!" historians can be fallible. candles. Barnett suggests the the 19th ce nt ury In German A coupe] slates into 110, Christmas Tree, of sources say that by his widow. are a trifle vague about the possibility that this is So much for the historical Perhaps the event went where the settlements In Pennsylvania; the first recorded observation 0, Christmas Tree." subject. Most agree that there The Metcalfe book cites other sources. unrecorded. Perhaps it's fitting that the is a possibility that the German most famous song about a (Hessian) mercenaries Christmas tree should be in working for Britain during the German. It appears that the Revolutionary War celebrated Germans and other Northern C'hrlstinas with the Yule trees. European peoples were James If. Barnett in "The responsible for transferring to American Christmas" says that America the custom of Germans had settled in Penn. decorating evergreen trees in sylvania long before the the Yule season, Revolutionary War and that it Where and how this t. is possible that the custom sferral of custom First occurred began there. 4 ... 0 'Caro/' For Cash IVUU U}? 14U1 I. V May the season shine down its good blessings on all. We're grateful to you. )g L.m, a. m. sian at 71 -r Poor Dickens Wrote - ~~ SY La r,' - nn • : By ROALD IIAASE Herald News Service pagans. But as Christianity lighted candles; or to Martin the custom alive year after spread and paganism declined, Lu ther, who was inspired by the year. Christ's followers set up a stars on Christmas Eve to place History dates the mid-19th If you were to choose the search to determine the date He lights on a tree. Centu ry as the beginning o eight customs which are most was born. In England, the ft tree was custom of sending associated with Christmas, St. Cyril made the search for in Queen Victoria's time. In cards to friends and—associates. w ha t would they be? Pope Julian who chose Dec. 25 America, the German im. In 1940, Horace J. Gardner in the year 350 A.D. not the migrants brought the custom listed these in his "Let's date celebrated by the Eastern from Europe a nd the early ('elebrate Christmas." They Church. This was a lso the date settlers quickly took it up. ere the same, he said, as the of th e festival of the winter Some of the carols we thg (fleS he had listed 25 years solstice w hen the retreating date back to the 14 th Cent ury Previous to that: "Firs t and sun turns again and renews th e and young caroling groups keep foremost is its religious ear th and shows the wedding significance;" then came of old to new custom.s,so typical hanging the mistletoe and of our Christmas. The new burning the Yule log; the Christians would celebrate the Christmas tree, the Christmas day as the coming of "The Light TI carol; the greeting card; the of the World," Al) 11 1Y.' • Christmas stocking, and Santa Two other pagan rites which Claus himself, were "adopted" were the In 1973, these remain con- mistletoe and the burning of the stant among fickle humans. Yule log. The pac has quickened, but, The Druids, Celtic priests in 41k if with the energy crisis, it may Ancient Brita in and Ireland :.h down, Where children are before their Christianization by S concerned, customs may differ St Patrick, venerated the from country to country, but mistletoe. iitflh1 Christmas remains the same — The Yule log was burned by 1 itu 1I ,liI1 I a time of joy. And through these the Scandinavians at the feast W opt customs, they can learn much of the winter solstice in honor of history, both religious and their god Thor, In England, it F temporal At probably no other bur ned Christmas Eve In r,liv lt their time will teaching be so easy big ha lls, t hey let it burn to just arid delightful, a remnant and then put it away Gardner called Christmas until the next year when it "One of the two most solemn would be used to light the new A VERY UU% events of all history" for log. Toproduce aaou ts outstanding rib . roast for your Christmas -----_ ... 'o ill (10 well to foP these kitchen grow rules: First, get an eight-pound rib roast, en If It empties your pocketbook. You'll also need 1' teaspopns of rosemary leaves, crushed; salt and pepper; two medium-sized L.. onions, sliced; the pounds of j• T1 new potatoes, parboiled live -1._ minutes and peeled; four 10• ounce packages of frozen Brussels sprouts; three cups of hot chicken broth; nutmeg and Christians. Lengthy F The Christmas tree custom peppers plus horseradish ----. preparations in the season of dates back to German origins. to polish off the taste. . Advent can be proposed as an There are many stories, songs When you have gathered all - -....... Imitation of Mary's long wait and legends which children can :,our ingredien ts, nib the beef . for the Christ child's birth , :ead or hear about ihe wi th rosemary, sprinkle wi th A standing rib roast of beef surrounded b) tempting new potatoes Is what (lie Early Christians did not Christmas tree: It may da te salt and pepper, then place the celebrate His birthday due to back to heathen tree worship; Pilgrims ate at Christmas time before they came to the New World and roast in a large, their distaste over the orgy to 'the medieval custom of shallow discovered turkeys. roasting pan. Top it with onion celebrations held by ,the greeting guests with trees of slices be fore roasting the sprouts in the chicken broth Beat one egg white and one still around the house la te. monster for four hours and 30 with nutmeg and pepper for 10 tablespoon of water to a froth. They're easy. minutes or until the meat minutes until they're just Then mix one cup of sugar, one Just take four pounds of thermometer registers 160 tender but not mushy. Then teaspoon of salt and a teaspoon ground beef, the leanest legrees for medium done. drain off broth, of cinnamon. Using a pound of possible, mix it with three. During the 1W 45 minutes of For the final touch, arrange pecans, dip halves In egg white fourths cup of uncooked oats, a cooking add the potatoes to the the roast, potatoes and mixture and roll In sugar fourth cup of chopped onion, pan and turnthem oc. Brussels sprouts on a warm mixture. half a cup of toma to Juice, a caslonafly. Cook the Brusse ls serving platter. And don't te aspoon of grated lemon peel, Then put in a forget the horseradish sauce shallow pan and bake them al half a teaspoon of garlic salt fh for30 to 40 minutes. and a littlepepper. and salt. 30 After mixing thoroughly, 15 0 -- Christ as - - The holiday meal that features beef rather than turkey or other fowl is called an English Christmas dinner, Possibly because the British are partial to beef even w hen there are plenty of turkeys around 5 — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. By JODY FREEMAN Herald News Service - . -- Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974 Beef- Up Who says you rived a turke for a yummy Christmas di~ner? Ce rtainly not the beef industry, which has come up with a scrumptious Yule dinner menu, includi ng, of course, an eight-pound standi ng rib roast of beef. - "ti. 14C—Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. W i th -- --.-• LI .- - - IN14 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 500 W. First Sanford Ph. 322.0375 11 HWY. 17-92 �16C—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Dec. 24, 1974 ' 67th Year, No. 109—Thursday, December 26, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cen ts j(•T, U 14 ! School Unemployment Pay pr S P /0- "0 Could Cost Coun y star of wonder, star of night Guide us Thy perfect ligh t" to -. 4 4 4/ - ' p1 4(' . 1 -- , - . We three kings of Orient are; bearing gifts we -,.-. _______ ________________ - -. - / traverse afar, field and fountain, moor and - "--- ;. nountain, following yonder star." Let's remember it's His birthday. Place your faith in His goodness... love w zi I - and charity. Find the wonder in that star's light - _r ---•_T __' - - -' . .• - . j and kindle it so it shines brightly all the time. Open your ft 1 A L! ) r SANTA'S TURN Santa 's on the "rerchi" end a -)tar-uld Alicia Iluainaii, left, and sister, Susana, 8, shower him with hugs and kisses for fr Christmas bdunty. Lassies are daughters of Dr and Mri.Gonzalo Huaman, 105 North Virginia Ave., Sanford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent or to peace and brotherhood, and the magic of Christmas f Al !jt:14F. P/ ;Iv i: t. l.I By ED PRICUTT900 or more non-Instructional structors are not eligible for the professional to claim,"he said. Herald Staff said school officials tE Writer staffers are eligible for sum- benefits. But for those who do file, If will reimburse the Commerct mertime unemployment Also, the county would not be the law remains the same, Department 100 per cent for Unemployment benefits to compensation, required to pay out the full claims will be doled cut by state money Seminole school teachers paid out In claims to However, Harris expects the $120,000 because all teachers unemployment offices. Seminole teachers. during summr holidays next law may be amended by the probably would not file, acThe money Initially will be Harris says school officials year could cost the school board Legislature in 1975 to exempt cording to Harris paid by the Department of are not overly concerned about in excess of $120,000 a eek t o r in grades K-12 and be horn t I don't think it (orn!ntrr c hi h sc IH in turn i uc, but are c4tstmng a rdni: ti p sdftl official. blw. At present, junior and will reach that point, because bill the Seminole County School wan' eye toward the coming "It would not wipe out the four-year level college in- some people are just too Board. summer. contingency fund, but It would make a dent in it. It's gonna hit us very hard, probably cause cutbacks in other places," Asst. Supt. Roger Harris said. He said exactly where cutbacks might occur would be up to the school board He also said the law may be changed by the 1975 Legislature to exempt county school teachers from the benefits. I don't see any drastic cutbacks, but I do we a reappramsal of priorities It would push some priorities down the list some but iSupt. William) Layer absolutely is not going to let the instructional program jn his county suffer," Harris said. Harris said under a law passed by the legislature during the previous session, the county's 1,340 teachers, librarians and counselors plus '!t: -. . en ty lighteri hte House Security Eyed After Gate-Crashed' will be yours. Live the spirit of the holiday and rejoice. WASIIINGTO,1L,,' (AP) — Officials sa I y they similar tilings could be prevented from hap. House guards- had reacted in a more --con). Marshall H. Fields, 25, expect to review and Improve White House se of suburban Silver the Messiah to awse Who wish to believe." pening again." passionate" way. curity measures following a ChrisUnas morning gate-crashing by a self-proclaimed "messiah" who kept guards at bay for hours with bogus ex. plosives. Treasury Secretary Wilitaip E Simon salt'. I ncldentpbih came to months after a young GI crashed'a stolen Army helicopter on the Whifte House lawn, demonstrates the need "to see how The Herald Staff and Management Wish You and Your Family A Joyous and Prosperous Christmas and New Year! ADMINISTRATION Ruth Briggs Gail Bryant Belinda Burgess Wayne Doyle Jan Siebert COMPOSING ROOM John Charron Danny Charron Mary Frances Davis Charles Hays Ralph Hays Anna Jardine • Judy 011ff Rose Ann Ramsey Sheila Saunders Lynne Smith Linda Stephenson Agnes VonRhee Theodore C. Walls Shirley Warren CAMERA ROOM David Brown Donnie Vincent CUSTODIAN nd - "- Mike Aiken Vinny Albinl Leon App Evelyn Bedenbaugh Robert Bedenbaugh Keith Benton Elaine Blaisdell D _..___ kL PRESSROOM Wally Herrington Charles Paulus, Jr. Ray Stevens = - 1 ' - r ' 4 1"o f Lee Gleger Rcthr+ ---. I (,€w I Wendy Boness Guy Bristol Irmj Patricia Heath Jean Bristol verrilce Burnell Craig Cable Aivin Campell Pat Chaplin Paula Chaplin Ric Henderson Josh Howell Tim Hudson Donald Irvin Rocky Jernigan Vicki Jernigan . Pam King Oliver Kobylak '' tXL : FkVaJd - . •, - In Raising Zoo Fun '•, __-, ________ - '.• \Il \',--• r'.- Cathy Roming Lawrence Rudoinh -- - 'Z7 Index -Alki '''" ! -- P -' -• - - '' ' • HerAd - - - , p. riepe Sunday -- AAorlp.l Plnnae% Te% Aior4 - . - Darrell Ross Rex Shangraw John Trembley Raymond Ware Wilbert Williams -r - Evening -• - . tl I Pete Rogers Ronnie Majors Steve Malloy Mike McKelvey Mark Meadows Ronald Renaud ""Y Calvin Rollins Harriett 1-' find the owner since no one has valued at 11(X), were reported color television, stereo, radio McCormick that approximately Herald Stall Writer reported the 1053 of a set with missing by Frank Agnew, of and other items were Sanford police, investigating this taken $300 In change was taken when serial number." -----4-Orlando, after a vacant house when his father's house at 466 a rash of holiday burglaries, thieves, apparently using a Without proof of owners'i, at 2102 Summerlln Ave. was today urged citizens to list West Lake Brantley Rd., Forest master key, entered coinserial numbers model numbers such as a record of serial and entered ani vandalized over the City, was burglarized, operated washers In five r') •. Deputy A and descriptions of bicycles, model numbers and identifying holiday. J Sanchez laundry room ms at Semoran marks on the set, chances are William Bush, 32025 HibIscus televisions, stereos, appliances reported a $150 pocket North Apartments on Howell and other household items and tl,e rightful owner won't get his Ct, reported stereo equipment calculator was taken from the Branch Road tele;rislon back. valued at 1185 and $80 cash home of Orlando Acosta, 1506 gifts. Burglars took $700 cash, two -, Sanford police recovered two missing after thieves broke a Claslonberry Rd., in south Detectives Tom Bernosky televisions, a 38 caliber motorcycles reported stolen window In a door to enter his Seminole and John Cash said owners . revolver, jewelry and antiques Money and jewelry valued at from the home of Charles R. haven't been able to supply from the home of Cheryl Lynn house, Patrolman John W. • Knox, 2742 Ridgewood Ave., Foster said rooms in the house $420 was missing from such identification for the home Plumlee, 496 Ester lane, and charged two juvenileswith were also vandalized and of E. L Prizer, 320 Lake items st!en from homes over Wood Altamonte Springs. Deputy R. grand larceny. Christmas gifts opened but not Dr., Maitland. the holiday season. J. Harley said a 1973 Chevrolet Pafloan Tony Brooks said taken. Sam Polverino, 514 Oranole station wagon was also "If they can give us serial ' -. Seminole County Sheriff's Rd., numbers it helps In recovering the youths were turned over to Maitland, reported a reported missing from the 1 --. the stolen items, Bernosky their parents after being ap- deputies today were in portable (eels mion, stereo and home prehended while pushing the vestigatinga number of holiday speakers, valued $399, missing said. Also. without Iden. Jewelry, stereo equipment .' cycles r.long West Fourth burglaries, . after his residence was entered and clothing, total 'iIue $2,000, tificatfono, sto.en .,erns, C3CS William Bower Jr., of by forcing a kitchen door, j •. against suspects In such thefts Street. was reported taken in a A speaker and turntable, Altamonte Springs, reported a - I - I" • J. F. Kirtley told deputy D. very difficult, often tin. burglary at the apartment of are possible, to prove in court. Judith F Kasdin, Society Park Cash suggested owners also Apartments on SR436 Sandra Chmielewski fright) Presents a check In the amount of $1,215 to Jack I Waa engrave their names and social Douglas zoo director. Miss Chmiele a-ski is president of the student body of South Seminole Middle ki1 F i security nuinbersonani items with Avenue and Arden Street, south ç School, which raised the small, Inexpensive etching Seminole, told deputies a$i5O funds tools available at area stores. mmm~ sterling silver coffee service Itenu that have identifying was taken when his home was marks are much harder for burglarized, thieves to dispose of and the Wallave Arnold Evans. 61. NNININ marks also enable police to, m Box Geneva, o deputies 'Yc'u ;'J/4 most cases, return recovered he was robbed of his wallet items to their owners. -ontaining $180 while he was "For example," llzrnosky sleeping Wednesday morning at said, "we found a color t tie Gaintnoneer's Club, -. '-•.• Lelberr)'. ---• !•'-i_.•_•__ 4 television in a wooded area, but so far we haven't been able to By DOA cprtad ill dila pre acrobatic.-, Herald Staff Writer Participants will include 16-year-oldRhett Miller Ill, national champion from northern The latest in a series of events benelitting Florida, and numerous other past national the Central Florida Zoo at Sanford will be the .4.--,annual Tangerine International Radio Around theClock Control championships to be held south of Sport scale will take place Dec. 30 when Bridge Goldenrod, Dec. 28 through Jan. 1. copies of real airplanes, although not a Lilendar 14A A All proceeds from the races, displays and precise as pattern airplanes, will fly 4 A "omics ...................38 activities of the miniature and scale model acrobatic programs from 10 a.m. to 5 P.m. I i: ' rosswordPuzzIe 13/s airplanes and helicopters will be turned over On Dec. 31 and Jan. lfrcm8am. to 5p.m., Dear Abby ................ 14/s to the Zoological Society toward construction model airplanes will fly pylon races. The t (1 Dr. Lamb ................. 14A A k. of the cages, animal habiWts and other record of 187 mIles per hour was set in Central EdItorial ..................Ui buildings at the new zoo west of Sanford, said Thanks to the Central fl orids Citizen Baud Radio clubs, ChristFlorida last year. Model helicopter flights are Horoscope ...............12/s Douglas Canning, vice president of the Radio HAMS ,) , mu was the merriest scheduled Jan. 1. The models without wings for the troubk.plaued Ronald Sims Controlled Association of Central Florida. )' Hospital .................. 13/s will do rolls and loops In the air. family, 317W, 3rd St. A ham operator's radio call for help Monday Obituaries .............. 5A The zoological society has been wor.dng to 7 A AA I from the home of Seminole County residents can get to the Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murphy, 2590 Grenada WHA 1 l'IIVII Sports .. ............ 1-28 ' IU• T raise $87,000 for immediate construction snow balled Into a truckload of food and toys, $275 cash and a job event, Canning said, by going east on SR 41 Television .......... ....... 413 needs to move the animals from the old zoo it to Aloma, continuing on Moms to Golder, for Sims within 24 hours. Gifts came from as far away as Fort •omn' .............. 10 Park Avenue and Seminole In Sanford. More beyond Goldenrod, one mile to SR iSA. Th Lauderdale and are still coming In. Many of the toys were taken WEATHER than $60,000 has been raised toward the goal. gate Is four miles south, Canning said. Ample Christmas [)ay to Fbi Ida North hospital where Dale SIms, 7, has The state had threatened to shut down the 'rstcrdav's high 81 law 62. t,t'en traction since a Dec. 8 accident when he received fractures parking Is available. old facility, but has held the order in Partly cloudy and continued of the right aria, leg and pelvis and internal injuries. Pictured left The president of the Radio Controlled abeyance while funds have been coming in in unseasonably warm through it, right are Mr. and Mrs. Sims, an unidentified well-wisher, and Association of Central Florida is Clinton F. Large amounts over the past month. Friday. Complete weather Mrs. Murphy. Inside the camper-truck is Mrs. Murphy's son, Smith Jr., head of the industrial arts On Dec. 28 and 29, from 8 am, to 5 p.m., details on Page 5/s. Kenneth, (Herald Photo by Bill Vineent). department at Lake Brantley high School. miniature airplanes with five foot wing 'tt'!t Shoonard is contest director. ' Cricket Franklin Fitzgerald Gartmoncj Nelson Goodreau Kirby Grant Wylene Griner oIaflcne _ h .. SPORTS R. A. Lindquist . --• - William Vincent Frank Euga . Chief Earl Drescher of the Executive Protective Service, said, "I'm sure there w1 U be studies and evaluation of this Incident." A Secret Service spokesman said the response of agents on Wednesday would have been different if Ford or members of his family had been at the White House. He didn't say what agents would have done but did say Fields could have been stopped before he reached the building. - cç HERALD CARRIERS Julia Davis Jim Detfer i - By BOB Bllduny urn Aiken Spring, hid., had no explosives. Fields, the son of a deceased State Department official %ho had served in Arab Countries, was then taken to a mental ho*tal for observation. In a rambling staLement-DaUil recently to ever % 'h.ngton area ne j anizat1ons, a man identifying himself as Fields had Indicated he would take some sort of'tion k against the governnenton Christmas Day, dj "lam -- bl PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Wayne Doyle Jr. Helen Keeran Bob Lovenbury Mary Martindill Glen Parceli Wilbur Strobridge Frank VffoIlnReginald Willey Harriett Waddell No shots were fired during the tense four hour confrontation as the man, wearing makeshift Arab garb and wiced to what guards feared were explosives, stood near the north portico where Pre'!knt.s reqnent!y rt vu, ui fueji dignitaries. After he surrendered, the Secret Service-said agents found that the Intruder, identified as Police . SeePu k ic ICS Heip In Tts ef r William Belleville Jane Casseiberry William Currie Gloria Drogosz Donna Estes Robert Lloyd Michael Lochridge Jean Patfeson Ed Prickeft John Spoiski Marie Harris ADVERTISING Beryl Black Nancy Bowers Barbara DiMasi Roy Green Robert Markey Betty Martindill Caroline McDonald Jim Sewell Jan McClung Sandi Tucker S NEWSROOM Simon also commended Ow Secret Service, a Treasury Depi.rtment agency, for Its "professional" handing of Wednesday's intruder, who rammed his automobile through a closed - iiL 1 President Ford and Iris family were away on a siding vacation in CoIrcado. A Secret Service spokesman said that for that reason, White • -i ' . - -- --fl ------- . - - - - - -- � 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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A P SATURDAY BUY . 4 Limit I For Chilid'S pL4j# With This Ad '•--- PM ------- Index 1) ,; W Around the Clock .. f.•. .•.• Reeole ...000 1800 established year The city already has drafted a resolution that provides for a another an "emergency." Ten signs posted on both sides of Seminola Boulevard In front of and across the street from the Sanford-Orlando Kennel 'orced Club iSOhCl declare To make facei Pvrn 'r, the parng ban ordinance when adopted 11 --* "0irs Parked HII Will ;.. 1d Awn.' Jaques told Ile Iferald - . - - - - %) - . .:. - -ft%-! % Downtown Sanford OUR PACKAGE STORE has been newly remodeled with side door entrance for your convenience— wtsei by the prosecutor office. The formal cNirge can Lw filed, however, if the youth breaks the agreement anytime within the statute of limltatiors pertaining to the offense. The new law provides for use of the Pretrial Intervention Plan where first offenders are arrested and the state attorney or his designated representatives feel the offender is a "good risk" The law provides for establishment of a plan in which the offender is charged, waives a speeds' trial and agrees to probation supervised by the state probation and parole authoritim Herring said the plan is being used in Orange, 11W.,hormiph .'aill li,on Countit-s, but hu has I received full reports on its success or failure. The PIP plan isn't being used in drug cases, he said. Dade County has used a similar type program or several years. -The statute doesn't detail the exact mechanics of the plan," Herring said. The new law allowstheinitial appearance judge wau ue victim of the crime to have a "say so" on the decision to let a first offender join the PIP, but, Herring said, "I'm not going to have a victim tell me the defendant can't go on the plan. However I •would want the Victim's cOlcurrarwe if the plan is used.a' Brie - - ----------- - - ---- SC. FRIED CMCKEN ; Crossword Puzzle . _ 11A Dear Abby . . , , I 2C Dr. Lamb . ........... .. 6A Editorial ...................4A ope"Dil"Y 118111- 1119 Pm ;Fri &S81.111lippm French Avt,("i ,way ly 91) SanlI - - a I By-MICK MICHRIDGE Ifer.-ild Staff Writer U 11 Early Times .II I I F1 8* 3 BOURBON of -- T - .. . • L 399 GIN OT. - = IF PARTY DANCE CONTEST $1.00 per person cover cherge , . ' - • ' I _________ __________ - ' Nlgtiwey 1712 Nofifi in Fn ek - - & Tud ) -. - and hot buttered roll q i. — • -' p I H flU iiiimonie mait-nwy, Rosorvetions . 131,1265 1. __ . t i ENTERTAINMENT BY MIAMI 1t o hL . 834.2636 Main Entr&nce Bttwftn Sears & R;binsons Direct down from Seari Auto. Cantor . Open ItIf Ph . 1 11:00 pm. '._g - 1 1 Thru SUnday ,. , - - 'a - - 1111111111 ' , P;.-#I_ , R I - - Fisherman s Reef Seafood Restaurant All - =. \_= I111 1111 _ , 1111111111111111111111 I -_ -_-_ ' ' local unluersity registrar the rising trirollmncnt liguns iiiidi' .10 III)' 'cted big jwnp this Fall over U fall of l93, and early point towards enrollment for he uiintir term remaining a high and possibly exceeding those of this fall. Noml'r, enrollment slacks off fnr the Winter term. Although registrars cannot put their finger on the exact reason of the upsurge, other than - M I_____ t, $ oz. T.Bon. Steak with Stuffed Lobster benefit have skyrocketed enro ment igurei or Central Florida's Unserstties as nell as colleges throughout the sta te and coultry. Ter:n1 as i natural phenomena" by one indications 4) 12A Dinner --- "a - - I - U EaRVATfON5 REQUIRED U 9 93 A Sud -j __ , __N-__ ~ COUPiE Vt FREE IAVORS — DOOR PRIZES If for 53. £ of rain Partly doudy sunday -I er - available to you in WO reprint SlLe i / j 46 appearing in The Herald are . NEW YEARS - 4"oT. — - In th LsmpIIIu,, Lou,,g O'(S Vii 8OURON QT. Considerabli cloudiness today and tonight ith a hanee - - - 1N 51119 at WEATHER Special -- - 17649 v QT I"1#flUUui s97 V S COVfl y 99 VODKA v ' for . - Old sfaqq i#r IT I-- - f0L0ENSP00N AWARD INNER SPECIALS White Tavern uskIllcd workers and an increased ( I Hill rand Opening _ P.,fciion e = CHECK OUR LOW LOW PACKAGE STORE - ______________________________________ H..v Wuin 8..f t provides for the operation of either a joint airport zoning board, or for a airport zoning tommion What it amounts to, hlarsee said, "is a planning and zoning commission for alrpurt zoning purposes only." ,4 1' (1111111 11 ~ ~~ ~ ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 touch base with the judge," Herring said, "is to keep from docketing the case for trial." ex:jxcA to accomplish the elirriftiation of "a great deal" of court time. Herring has yet to decide if he alone would make decisions on who would be eligible for the PIP or if he will assign an assistant state attomey on his staff to make th e decisions. Use of the program would not Ziut down very much on the time spei;t bystaffers preparing for trials, he said. ye determined y err are criteria to see which f offenders would be eligible for the PIP. "I contemplate that the per3on would be bandied on a al basis until the probation and parole people can say, after investigation, that he is a first offender and a good risk for PIP,I }l said He said he hopes to have information needed to decide on implementing the program sometime in January. "if we establish the program in Seminole and Breua, he said, it would he used on a se limited basis. We wouldn't t in cases f crimes of violence or sex crime&" I *-.- _~____ ______ - • lieffing is also ~oncerned that the law makes Provision for the prosecutor to touch base %%ith the law enformnient officer" involved in the 'want this, he said "The court would actually refer the (.use to First degree misdemeanor offenses, such as shoplifting, may be used in the program. The plan's use wouldn't be to cut do on the jail pomilation." Herring said, but would be -11c, onl3i'time I feel it ;;(,ill(] be iietv-s.sary to Higher Educat"ion Etirollment Growin (I ducation Ch.ftu.I.d 1 lement New PIP I 9 States Office of Education show a 5.5 per cent increi.se in college enrollirient. over IM. The - - 0 "W0196 the economic recession, the apparent re-ison for the increased enrollemt is for a person to become better qualified for seeking good paying einplot ient once the job market eases up. II jobs art hard to find md a (dm11) still hiassiiieiiioney, there is soin' inclination for I ,the student to go to school." said Fredrick Nms, president (if the Asiociation of .-\n:t'rlcan Colleges, i~ _ -:- _Z- _ - person is okayed for the program he would sign a 'contract' with us waiving A speedy trial and agreeing to conditions set forth during the probation period." -:- ' ,:-W--~~h.A-: = -.:_ 7-_ ., :.'. _!V -zf- __ - —rr _ 'r __________________________________ ~, _____ ..i _ - .J _. IVP = - , ( \-' A / ,, g z.:i P , II -. I -. ~-~~_Z -- - - ** - - ___ 0 - - ' ____ I ' * - I ____ ' - ~:_ r - • - __ F Ua ~_ - A -. 4 - pre- ~i__...___a L~_.O - ---_1jL Pi __ — -W - t_~IIJF _ -,-- IVi--M_,! -- llt-~_ __- V~_;_w - _-,-~W_-. -1. --iI,--4 T ~_ A~WKW W 1 -__5.-I ~~__ A,; ,"W ~ ~ I - - 1W . .Z .- i'i L ~___ _.- __ . F tnployment is difficult to find right now and there are people not %tianting to sit idly on their hands, so they turn back to school,"said Dan Chapman, registrar at Flo ThnoligkaI Unlersity. Clutpman also said colleges are not able to make student loans os they once could i if the tight money situation t The funds for loans are tighter than they have ever been. Money is not as readily available no as it once as," he said Itegistrar Dick Sewell of Seminole Junior College, said he was "taken back by the njpising increases" in enrollment. Predictions based on registration figures for SJC's 2econd semester shows th e junior college expectlnga3O per cent increa in enrollment over the same time last year. Sewell said l,8 students attended C during the second semester of 1973, but we- nearly 2,500 "We are in a growth area and expected to grow,"Sewell said, "But the Sudden rate of growth has surprised us." . -_ ~ i 1 1 JIIIR~ A registrationnuniberiforthesecondseniester bq'inningin lanuary haealreadyclunbedto 4- _-,~.__ 0_4 ~- -_I - .- --W LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE I I I I I 14 commission" But County Attorney Howard Marsee said that Florida Slate Statue 333 - TWO OR MORE REGULAR DINNERS GET CHILDS PLATE FOR. - E CITY Dog Track Rd.,off HwY ,?,,I FTON PARK ;r IS JE a - 301t )O A M PM êtPa days ago was designated a speedy trial and agreed to two )ears ,self. probation' (without supervision by authoriUes. Iferring said the charge in the case wasn't State Attorney Abbott Herring hopes to im. plement a new program early next ),car in Seminole and Brevard Counties " ' ' " " ' that hopefully will eiUflrnaue a great deal" Oi COUti time. The program is called a etrial Intervention Plan (PIP) and Its establishment is optional for states attorneys under a new state law. Basically, It provides a chance for first of. . fenders in misdemeanor and third degree felonv • cases, if deemed qualified, to agree to probation without trial. If the probationary period is 0 - It completed satisfactory to authorities the !prtion of the case is dropped. Iferring has already used a variation of Ine plan in a pilot case in which a Safford youth ; accused of stealing an airboat prolwiler, %%.!d%- vd ____________________________ - • THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES AND FINIST STEAK HOUSE 41 - a. 1133 barrassment of having permitted posting of the parking ban on Serninola Boulevard while the skeet is not legally within the city and the parking ban is not law and cannot be en - county land around the Sanford Airport. ______-- • Are these signs legal? fie noted that it is better "Lobe safe than sorry" and at this point fie would not recommend the de facto eta and os erride action "We do intend to review this matter and prepare a format opinion," Julian noted. MeanwIe, ciL' iicti will stand the em--- beginning Of the season, before the habit was firmly if there is any other way for you to get the federal 1floneywithout uiestabflsht,ga Pete Knowles told county state funds," Clevemand said. statement fo the asW the representatives in a work Cleveland told the county county's flexibility within that session at the courthouse commissioners at the work law. ViWen requested specifics Friday. session that "if you iegan right on 'what we can do, and what Sanford plans to air its now, it would take four months" began we should do to Meet Ll,.,: resolution at a public hearing before a board could ad of the law." Jan. 16, and hopes to have a Operation& Other necemary information commission in operailon Knowles said that a planning for commissioners would March and zoning ordinance affecting concern the nature of the Boards go%Trning the zoning the airpurt wouldn't mean "all pact on the county from such n on county and city land near the the buildings would be ordinance airport must be "in working restricted 10 one story." 'It's time to bring this to a order" bv May if .Unlord is to planes take off on an incline, U* head," WhIen said. g;; -i bngs along the way -could Marsee saidhe would supply money. Ile federal govern- Increase in height In relation it) his intrepretauun W the com. inent's next fiscal year begins the level of flight, he said. mission on Dec. 30. , IL - Zoning Commission" to regulate building heights on contingent ~ Schreiner added that further action will be determined by Julian's opinion Monday. In the meantime, the parking ban is not being enforced and Schreiner Saidadifferent type of sign might be posted on . Seminola Boulevard. ' lie said It's possible the police department, under stAle If1w. can . bar azdot parking adopting an ordinance. I CARS ________ The city of Sanford has asked the Seminole County govern ment to establish an 'Airport II__ - County Commis.cioner Dirk Williams ask'l !la Sanfr board to regulate potential AVVII night hazards such as buildth heights, smoke, electrical interference, and lighting glare on city property neat the air. "issioners that other than port protecting your approaches to A county board would in. the airport, it would expand cease the safety factor for W ARREN (PE) KNOWLES y authonty as to what you planes landing and taking off at can control." the airport Sanford officials in June. After an organizational say. But, there's another adSanford City Councilman meeling, the board would oniy vantage too Mack Cleveland said that a have to convene in case of a We need to have both a city county airport commission problem, County Planning and and a county body to regulate wouldn't cost the county Zoning director J. B. Williams zoning around the airport in anything to operate 'The s2id order to be able to qualify for a Airl4rt Auftrity will put up Commissioner Sid VihIen 123 million federal airportme cash, but the bulk Will directed Maee to research - - 4 - - By BOB Lt,OYD City Editor 0) . • BYbILLBELLEVIL.LE UeraldStaffWrfter adopted lie said it was planned to change motorists' parking habits at SKOC the for gh ~ - - - - - - - - - -~: i ty Schreiner said habitual paing on the roadway was hazardous and has been the cause of many accidents Concerning annexation of the roadway, Schreiner said it had been assumed the mechanics of the annexation b council were fulfilled Non, since the ordinances ha ve not been signed, a first step should be establishment of the boundarics oi the , & minola Boulevard roadway and 'a a - ' I State Attorney Ho es To : ,{SPECIAL MON, 1:00-10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES City ---_-* — - - - - !7%:W-I mideoftonightsstrange tale. , scmc c,ues. s one ' " M"der attain n.( Kolcbak on ,JsI 1' problem, theman n is dying and the trail of a strange creature, is not coherent. 9:30-9 NBC, CHICO AND this one with the capability of the looks of a close THE MAN "Natural Causes" When Ed learns that -a old friend of his victim. This lures death. friend died, e suffers them to their I£ Lm.:v a.m. t similar to those sdfered by his MIDNIGHT SPECIAL The second half of ft "Golden friend. Ed's pains be old 1idn1ght Special." Gladys manifested by the fact the Knight and the Pips, Marvin friend Hamlisdi Brownsville Station ailment, Cco calls a doctor who is very mysterious and noncommital alter his examination SKATING SCHEDULE "Kansas - _____________________ 0 ---i plans to make use of it in her During the filming in the drive for power. lie plan is dI an attempt is made to foiled when a frightened, kidnap Austin and spirit him reluctant Galen makes off with away to a foreign power. the glider. NIGHT e Vanishing Image:' Lew Ayres Rakashasa." PhU Slivers, one guest stars. Caine is still lost of TV's big stars in its early searching for h years, plays Kolchak's close brother. His trail lead MOVIES, - 0ii ii Commission at I . t - I lsiiiiiiiiit - I _.. , -, - declare Jaques' non. action-neither vetoing nor Signing the documents"de facto" vetos and vote to override. This course was taken the council at one point bUs year Julian said, however, t action would lease the subject open to controversy or misunderAtanding by anyone who would be atfected by the ordinances. - Or Peach Pie With and pretty vicious on the boards unintentionally funny. Hcquel . ' dinancesbe sent to him for -, - I - - - - h r16 , - . - _Iha~a~ doing a knowing that the female chimp documentary on Steve Austin. - Hour '.- He added since Jaques C -- . "Since I was queried aboutitonthefrontstepsof I Virdon and Blake in an effort to 9-10 ABC, THE SIX MILLION further her ambitions. When a DOLIR MAN, "The Peeping "BUNNES11 human builds a gliiI the Blonde." Series star Lee - astronauts, using their own Majors' wife, Farrah Fawcett, - - - - - - — -___________ - _____ technological ingenuity, help is guest-starred. She plays a TV ..iid4thImrp improve the aircraft, not newawomani Friday Cocktail ____ - aI FEAST ---' Art Zonirig &.i )Ofl % Us close .it hand it the time the ordinance was " c1ty hall lastMondayg iI I will have an answer or an indication to council this _A=-.-%AFIFVI-~~4 Monday night," Julian LIALEH' •'KuN:FUPunchof -- ,t.j----y w ic parking ordinance. Councilman Don Schreiner, who sponsored the ordinance banning parking, said it was an emergency because the opening of the dog racing decided the best way to re5ohe this matter or if a i ' HWY. 17-92, SANFORD & CBS PLAN OF THE Welch stars as a Roller Der APES, "Up Above the World queen, and she can be pretty - -- long and hard before ill II "We (Julian and City Atty. Joe David) have not - ,,, BAR-B-Q (35) Outdoors (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 (25) Celebrity Tennis (44) Soul Train IN DEVI L BA8S (24) Mister Roger's - -- attaching his name to the - 9116466,11 .&NOLt'] 14= 1 • The Days _N / ' Monday night. HOT PIT CSUIW Show (6) Surrounding Board (9) Wide World Of (I) Information III 8:00 -- Bugs Bunny -. eniI )o e was an. "e mergency" dicated he would think - Friday he is not sure what ____ (9) as wee / .. council's regular meeting Monday night Ma tnl U4. pati (6) Mary Tyler . ...I._I / signing them' Mayor-elect James It. Lorrnann will ask Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr, - Concern / ma)or can consider ,.. rii ic AIC 'I fective because Mayor Eugeie Jaques neither ve toed for signed them? Or will a simple vote at ratifirtion he all that l II - ' / ight dinances passed by the present council which are mel. '. _____ (2) 4:30 (2) American (6) Hogan's Heroes 500 (2) Beak Who Slept Through Christmas Black Experience (44) M Program - Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents / reorganization Jan. 6, have f ____ In (rdni (13) Emergency Before Christmas" (8) AFC Division Playoffs Champion SOLVED. 800 (2,1) Emergency (6) All In The Family (6) The Night (61, Hudson Brothers (8) 'irgInla s Place (24) Zoom (3S) Children' s . - Suday, December 22, 1974 V V f ,,. new city council, after its - (9) Name That Time There 4:00 (2) National Music Gang . - Hardy (44) HOCUS Pocus (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogis Gang Fr ma U lntrod to hht To Compti HeraidSiaft Writer (24) The Way It Was Trotters GIVE A CESSNA , 0 - J111k (FLORIDA IS IN IT) IT - D________ Champ'onship Skating (3 Department "S" (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Untamed 1rId (I) Christmas (8) Laurel And (9) Super Friends (24) Carrascolendas - , IA)(,WOOD_ Will the 1145 (9) News 1215 (9) Film F es tival 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 7:45 (9) All Night Movies (1 flu DONNA vr'e ~i Thlef Animals (21) America 3 30 (6) NFL Football 11:00 (2, 8) Pink Panther 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey s Comets s) Wtieelle And The Chopper Bunch (44) Herald Of Trjth UnsignedL (44) NIght Gallery 11'30 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie (a) It Takes A Lawrence Welk (8) Mel Tillis Time (9) Korq (24) Walsh s Animals (3S) Speed Racer 10 40 (13) Movie - - -- Wild World Of 2 30 (8) That Girl (24) Book Beat 3:00 (6) NFL GamePre- (6) Shaz3n Jeannie Wild H" Haw (44) Movie Hour Sigmound And Sea Monsters IO•30 (2 Semester (9) Laurel And Hardy 7 00 (2) I Dream Of RTS TODAY — (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley - - -_ - owtrt Show 10:00 (6) Carol B,rnett Show 1100 C r Cartoons (24) Electric Company Dinosaurs I 7:00 (2) Las. ,• Racing Here (6) Valley Of The - 930 EVE NING 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking Cesars World (44) No Place For A Picnic 1:40 (13) Movie 2:00 (6) Post-Season NFL Football 2000 A D (9) All Nite Movie - - 1LLKDAYS1 ( 9 O SAT & SUN 1 00 3 00 5 00 7 00 oo _y o PAcII — (44) Phooney (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2.8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family Special Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2.6,8,9) News U1u (6) NFC Playoff (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Quarter Midget (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong of Championship (24 ) Florida Repor t 9:30 (13) Stonemans 10:00 ( 2. Police Woman Cli C (35) John Lotz Show 1:00 (2) Pro Football Neighborhood (44) Gerald Destine Shares 9:00 (2.8) Emergency Pius F our - - - ---- - — (24) Film Festival Show ) Untouchables 6:30 (6) News 24) Weekk (35) Pop Goes The Country (24) VWaAtegra Man (9) NFL Football Goldsboro Bandsland . (24) Wall Street — - TONIGHT'STV (%; ; Moore k W Pre-Game (9) American ) (14) Washington (9) Hollywood Consequencs (6) NFL (9, 13) Kung Fu 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25000 Pyramid 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth - (6) Planet Of The pes V fl_ - Sundayileiald LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - S; H. - i - - — --. V _____________ CHRISTMAS - Students of Team &-~ of Sanford ,Middle School ha%e been stud ing the Revu American History and In kerping vilth the theme decided to create an authentic at ' mosphere as Ch istmas might have existed In Ifll. The second floor wing occupied by these r studen ts has been �2A-Sunday Herald, Sanfwd, Fl. d Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974 i *V K NATiON L--, KANSAS CITY (A?) -Grain million planted to wheat In the farmers say they've plan t ed United States for the 1974 crop. more winter wheat than last If yields bounce hall-way back year, and If wea ther, disease from this year's miserable 27.8 and pests don't Intervene, next bushels-an-acre average to the summer's harvest may be a 33.9 record of 1971, an extra 107 iriliflon bushels of wheat Is in The governm en t's official re- prospect, port on the number of Despite this, few farm explanted and the condi ti on of the perth forsee the specter of overcrop will come on Dec. 23. production or a break in the enBut industry sour ces in the couraging prices of i.&o grain belt already are estimnat- most $5 a bushel which farmers ing that the number of acres have been getting. planted is up 5 to 10 per cent and "But it's a long way from t)ecrop conditions are be tter than cember until July," sa id Tom they were at this time last year. Ostrander, preside nt of the A 5 per cent increase would Ka nsas Association of Wheat add 3.5 million acres to the 70 Growers. IN BRIEF White House Staff To Get 'Snow Scene' He was referring particularly to the outlook for ano ther record crop next summer and all the calamities that can be. fall wheat from the tim e It sprou ts in the fall until it loses Its head to the combine in June or July. acres WASHINGTON tAP) -- White House staff members will receive a reproduiion of a 19th Century New England snow scene as a Christmas present from the First Family. George Durrie, who lived in New Haven, Conn., painted the original. It hangs in the main ball of the President Ford's second.floc-r quarters at the White House. 'Caddy' Lights Burning P rn f4`rfinrl rci Whp-nf Urn cent of the wheat planted had grown well enough to provide pasturage It the grower wanted to turn livestock Into It. A year ear lier, it was 33.5 per cent. hard winter wheat makes up thre e-quarters of the bread grain crops. Kansas pro. duces from about one-fourth of this in a disappointing year to one-tlajrtj of it in a bumper year. above last year's 12 million acres, W hate ver the average ret ur n to the farmer of $4.87 a bushe l as of Nov. 15 Is the main reason for it. For the corn and soybean farmers In the Midwest whose (TO5 were severely damaged by dry weather last SUI1UflCi winter wheat offers the earliest opportunity for t he Cash they say they need. And that $4 price is enough tt make cotton farme rs at least ponder a switch to w heat. The federal government's Crop Reporting Board has said prospects as of Dec. 1 were brigh t despite too li ttle matsOstrander and Frank Mosier, Lure fot good fall growth i state director of the Agricul. some areas, not enough cover in others to prevent win. tural Stabilization and Con. Let ki ll and spotty germ ination servatlon Service, are among those who estimate 12.5 million of seedings In the northwest, acres have been seeded to Charles Rhoades, execu tive, In the Great Plains, 51 per wheat in Kansas, 4 per cent director of Oklahoma's Wheat Vacationing Youth mocrats. Murdered In Miami MIAMI i AP -A 9-year-old Pennsylvania boy has been found dead, stabbed and with his throat slashed, in a motel where his family was vacationing, police say. Arnold Frank Zeleviik of Fort Washington, Pa., screamed and suddenly disappeared Friday afternoon only to be found lying in a pool of blood on a bathroom fh'r in one of the rooms, police said. Within 20 minutes after the crime was reported, police arrested a 31-year-old man at the Miami airport who identified himself as Vernal Walford, He was charged sta tes said acreages will be With a lot of farmers thin king this way and wheat acreage go. ing up, what about a fear of overproduction which would dri ve prices down? prn With Little Fanfare A HOLIDAY Children from the Siavia Lutheran QRlldren's home were to a holiday shopping spee at the Mccrory's Store In Sanford, Chuck 4 Dad) Baker, hock left, was chaperone for the annual which permits the youngsters to buy gifts for each other. LIII Stokes, raslijer, Is at the treated BUYING SPREE treat right. ________________________ Bronstein Gets -Increase government price supports paid dairy farmers, In a move experts said could cost taxpayers $250 million a year and add a penny per quart to consumer milk bills. Ford Is expected to veto this bill. 25-Year Sentence MIAMI (AP) Sanford K. money was used to bribe of. Bronstein, deposed head of the ficials to get Federal housing Miami's modern but debt-ild- Administration guarantees for den Cedars of Lebanon hlospi. $62 million in loans used to pay for the new wing. The alleged tal, has been sentenced to - 0 n de r roun d FU gitive Emer es 9 9 CWCAGO (AP)-He is the Stein, a 211ear-old Pennsylvit - mffftWn Planned and exe. fugitive decided to end the clia. sisting with (anWy bearded, quietly Industrious dl- nia Stale University student, cuied bail, then coming back and ex. by revolutionary youth rade. rectmO petting bail is just too much," itlreen participated In the Days SI who are amongst the mont an. But prosecuting attorney lie called cucago lawyer Mountain Health Center In Rage" In October 1969 that pit- arcfilstic in our nation's The plea bargaining will con. Nicholas Delohn sa id he wants tinue his. William Martin to arrange i BraW, vi at Stein's next led tbe niUt.ntw1ng ofUieStu- tory," were militant turn himself In. And on Friday, Steln"toscrve&mepen time." But young Daniel Wight, un- dents for a Democratic One of the fugiti%e's alleged jj Mark Rudd and In Judge Philip omiti's chainPatricia Bobbs, the assistant victims, Chicago Police Sgt. known to the Vermont commu. Society-the "Weatherman" Dol. bets at the Criminal Court prosecutor, said, "Just taking George Owen, has not forgiven nity that he serves, is also group-against the Chicago p0But before the cases came to Building, Stein finally faced the off like that years ago, jumping Stein, someone else, lice, court, Stein, Rudd, tn and charges he had fled from five On Friday at cago's Cook SCs were arrested as Chi- others went dergr und years hearing will County Criminal court, the real cago Loop shop windows spUn- just dsappeared. o . niey be contearlier, inued Jan. 24. Daniel Wight stood up. tered and Viet Cong banners i Barry Stein, whose parents "We are hoping he will get He was revealed to be Barry fluttered ln the head ofthecity. live at Broomall, Pa., surfaced IrobaUon," said Marthl,who in P. Stein, for five years a fugiStudents and police were n- as mild-mannered, efficient conference with Judge Romiti live from charges of aura- jured in the wild melees. Daniel Wight In Brattleboro, cited Stein t io vated aumlt against policeCharged 'along with Barry vi, a community with an tm- himself of great service to men, mob action, resisting ar. Stein, after what the hUmus usually large number of corno. Brattleboro, his Green Moun. rest and aiding escape. Santa will come to the 14 jogging, the Florida Hig Crime Investigating CommLs' murgs in the hills around it. But tain Health Center helping to The then smooth-shaven sion later called "a riot, an In- In Youths At the Seminole Juvenile Patrol said. October this year, the establish child clinics and Detention Center In the form of Gene W. Mueller, 41, of 285 eterans O Foreign War Rolllngwood Trail, was Post 1050 and Auxiliary U1I of reported runni.n g down Casselberry. rrilddle of the road when he was E3ch of the youths, ages 14 to hit from the rear by a pickup ii, wui rec'nve a special girt as truck driven by Curtis Daniel -well as "stocking" stuffers, Davis, 37, Lake Destiny Drive. thanks to the efforts of the The accident occurred at 6:50 %j tt Roads The VFW Auxiliary will also north lle. provi de homemade pies and Troopers said Mueller was " cookies for Christmas Day dead at Orange Memorial when hondull n,tirpnh. wiI j,ii,, ro cnarges were also be feasting over a special (tied :i:.•' • - ___ • Vi --- Last January, Bronstein proudly shared a speaker's platform with former President txonatcerernonlesdedicating a new hospital wing The missing money was re- - - '- srw'r nr'a a&. .. sic I UKI'f LVV Eager to be adopted is time for Christmas are the many dep, puppies and kf ffess to be foiu4at the CauetherryCity wrij Dog Pound and easy adoptions / (Herald Photo by Dda Nichols) - Local Man Convicted# - . - . , brawl with . .,, - .• - ) . .- - F LEI WSW I Arrested Again _!4 ' t ' __________________ 1" ;; - - . • - - . ' -. . - . - - bond on charges of wltnNs -- -:. , __ - •-. -. -. - .- . - ., -4661 , • . -i I j Guy Adrian Mosher was ordered held in county jail pending a pre-sentence In. vethga tion Mosher (aces a Possible tow of It )vars in Prim on the convictions. Aint State AU'. 111 Herrerrian said the case involved an (". X incident in wuch Oviedo poke attemptei to arrest - .--s , .. .. '- - - - - VS. AUTQ . - % IN7 Yamaha Omotre clew totaled and $1,50 damitge do" to a IIVS an acement Friday.3:45 pm go &ste Stz~M mW tj.S. Highway 17.r Ford Torina involved in f wta*ng to the Sanford poce Department.The driver 61 the Ford, yyoune Brook. was hag right charges were riiecs against and no diarged with it A. Howe Ill, driver of the motorcycle, plJce offleerr j.j addrcsse.s Wrre g1en. of way, Assorted young man's styling in jeans and dress slacks. SIzes 30 to 38. Solids and assorted fancies Area Man KiI!ed While Jogging An Altamonte Springs man was killed FrkL'i,' night whtk • casual tops blouses • pant tops skirts • shirt lacs - shirts 399 A great selection of styles 300 yds. only - - . C I • I. I Fashion rasn ion Tao nc reaucea S11-60" Id I prints Orig. to 3." NOW - - 12 only . . - Portable Cassette - 150 only . - Recorder/player reduced. reduced. 22 yd. Battery powered with built In mike. Orig. 29.98 Men's slacks reduced 8 8 22 NOW Fancies and solid;, sizes 32 to 42. Orig. 9.99 to $15 NOW flO only. . Boxed 500 only Gift sets reduced Work sets reduced, Girl's skirts reduced Twill shirts and matching pants In grey, olive and steel blue. 88 66 Orig. 4.17 to 9.97 NOW Assoried denim styles in sizes 3.6x and 7.14. . P1 t pillowcases, and towel sets 1/ Now off 100 only. ' 40 only . ' ______ '- F es reduced - - . . Men's Orig. 3.50 and 4.50 1JA Gilt for -__.l - Phillips and Pmrrbh v,ere at the scene of the - - the Whole Family *BIG MEAL MAKER, *BIG ENERGY SAVER. - 4'nir PMAKES ETTER IT FOR flflI1 CAtID 180 only. NOW Orig. 50t 650 Ow 288 SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE SANFORD . . Qijen size. Girl's leans reduced Cotton blends in navy and fashion stripes. Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. Orig. 4.50 to 7.50 NOW Now 1/2 price Men's winter weight. Long sleeve plaids in flannel and acrylic blends. Sizes small, medium, large and extra- Now i3 Women's Uniforms reduced Boy's shirts reduced Jr., misses, and '-2 sizes In pantsuits and dress styles. Pullover knits In sizes 8 to 18. 1/2 price Orig. 2.98 to 4.49 NOW 888 Sportswear reduced Girls shirts, slacks, skirts & sets in sizes 3.6t and 7.14 off JLQ Only Now Or., 4.98 to 24.98 300 Only Shirts reduced .-- .. Bo y s', so lids and fancies in sizes 8-18, slim, regular and huskey. ... 288 111 nke Sport coats reduced Dusty beige and blue tops, slacks, and vests. Sizes 32-40. 200 only - ' *BIG WORK SAVER. *BIG ON GOOD LOOKS. LeRoy A Pat Taylor-Owners P11322.4156 2517S.SANFORDAVE. 99 688 120 only Coordinates reduced Ready and four In hand styles in stripes, prints and YOU pants OtP. firearm in mwLulon of a felony ney The 47-year-old. self-styled crime. Preacher already faces charges Phillips Is In custody at the in the Oct. 1l theft of 1l®,( SCiflInO1e County jail. t0Ifl a Midway family. He was arrested Frf(thy. 4 4 home at 583 E. Semoran Boulevard Altamonte Springs by Seminole Courny She riff's deputies. III Save up to 50% )fl womens sportwear. 3for$ 10 $4 to $10 I MOTORCYCLE Y - '-! • RM IIII av agilinst Phillips ind hits. Dean The "Rev" Grant Wilson, a Parrish, 36, Lyons, Ga. were self-styled prea cher, was in jail thrown cut Dec. 2 by Circuit Sat urday in lieu of a . ,,- .. \ - ' Oviedo policemen, was con victed by a juyof two Counts of resisting OU During the trial, Bronstein's attorneys said the missing . I L J/J &W and colors. Broken sixes. Come In And SEE TU! NEW E OVEN ww . 11 arrest with vio&nce and on 0 - - / -. - televWon. I ,, ' raped her and stole her .1 - Af into the woman's home Sept. 21, 3 turkey dinner with their children. Iristmas Eve, the Rev. William Slstar of the VCovenant Presbyterian Church, Sanford will corxluct "d services and a Christmas Program. New charges have been ftled Ear li er, the staged 8 against Robert De, L,, pfljpo triln-a-tree Party for the youth. 28, of Vidalia, Ga. In the Nov. I Christmas Day wi ll be a at tempted robbcry.slotot at regular vlt'.Itlng clay the A&P food store in Youth, and visi tors will be n- Altamonte Springs. vited to join in the Christmas The new charges are robbery, second degree attempted feast. murder, shooting within an occupied building and use of a New Charges A Cotton and cotton-poly blends In solids and plaids. Sizes 30 to 40 waist. Some cuffed styles. ting its funds to your own use and pleasure, a monument to medicine ouId tnily be in ex• • 131cflce1n5ea today, 0 a ridden facility with an uncertain fut ure." ________________________________ Phillips Faces • Also In Judge Dykes' court this week, a -year'o1dOrlancjo '- --'----- IVA I , -. . Men's slacks Ported a few months later. Bronstein was fired and the hospital was placed under supervisi°n of a federal bank- -.- -, N7 lodged In the Dade County Jail, to the healing and maintenance He was convicted in October of the sick man," Weaver said. on 64 counts of grand "Isuggest,sir,that lfyouhad forgery and conspiracy after a Used your God-given talents to five-week trial, He could have the lawful building and been sentenced to five years on operations of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Instead of diver. each count, i hway -- identified. U62,750 from the facility. Bronstein showed little emo. Circuit Coin Judge Sidney Weaver, who sentenced Brons. tion as he was lectured by teEn on Friday, refused to free Wt-aver, who also sentenced him to 10 years probation when him on bail while the conviction Is appealed. he gets out of the state prison at "This court has heard a dia- Raiford. "'U are a man Once fl bolic scheme to defraud a semi. public facility, the likes of spected by your associates to which I doubt this community the extent that no questions will ever hear again," Weaver were asked of your managetold Bronstein. "I wonder what ment until it was too late, until got into you had drained the li fe blood Bronsteln, 57, was then f rom an organization dedica ted .' W ll Pay s t To-De ent n en e r anta _- I to: ___________________ 0 raiii overshadowed by other things. "In today's times of Inflation and recession with the stress, the ocs (1 economic frustration, undue criticism tnd almost paran('ici suspicions of all public officials and governmental institutions, progressive good is often overlooked," Ervin said Friday at a Florida liar swearing-in ceremony. The Senate passed It 12 to 4 after the House approved It 323 to 36. On the final day of the session Congress also passed bills At- 4 If1 DIrIrIA. - In their final hours, the two houses completed action on scheduled two. Jackson, 62, then will convalesce at home for at least another week. I pig.1nc13 I Rrhs il 0 12930 '540plame TALLAHASSEE, Fla. lAP) Retiring Justice Richard Ervin says the Florida Supreme Court's progress in judicial reform is the greatest in the nation but has been a number of important bills. One bill grants trade concessions to the Soviet Union and other Communist countries, provided they don't restrict emigration of minorities. Bcrskj said the surgery on Friday would keep Jackson hospitalized for eight to 10 days Instead of the 4 advertising company president, Fort Lauderdale; Irrnan Whitehead, houswlfe, Pan ama City; Paul Faske, bonding company executive, Miami; Joseph Fitzgerald, attorney, Miami, and Peter F.K. Barabon, attorney, Miami, $2,000 each. Walter & Costanzo, law firm, Miami, $1,500. E.A. Gregory, investment co mpany chair. man, Pensacola; Real Estate Political Action Committee, Chicago; Railway Clerks Political League, Rosemenot, I ll.; Irvin g Judicial Process Lauded Though the new, more heavily Democratic 94th Congress comes into existence on Jan. 3, II won't meet until Jan. 14. Preslder.t Ford said In a statement that "much has been done" during the 93rd Congress but that the next Congress faces "the always unfinished agenda of our nation." surgery. I. Anthony Borski said the effect on Jackson, conidcrod a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976, would be minimal. I Large contributions in Stone's report were: Wallace R. Plopinger, developer, Miami; MEEBA Politi cal Action Fund, New York; Laborers Politi cal League, Washington; K ur t Enfield, re tired, Miami Beach; John H. Ring, accountant, Key Biscayne; UAMV Cap, Detroit; Seafarers Political Activity Donation, New York; Harold Granoff, paper company executive, Miami; Edward Legurn, f ur nitur e company president, Norfolk, Va.,; Mrs. Lance Africk, hou.swife, Chapel lull, N.C., and Alvin Babis, electronic company ent, Beverly Saul Mintz, distributing company prM,.Monrot. La.. $2,500. Wagon Wheel Co., Panama City; R.C. Cobb, theater executive, Cropwell, Ala., Harvey Olson, ill be picked up and detained until St. Lode County law enforcement officials can notify their parents. lie said that parents or guardians of convicted juvenile criminals could face misdemeanor charges of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. WASHINGTON (AP) -The 93rd Congress has ended a twoyear run of substantial legislative achievements overshadowed by the scandal that toppled a president. The adjournment came q'letly Friday with little of the usual closing controversy or confusion. TACOMA, Wash. (AP) -Surgeons were forced to removed a small portion of Sen. Henry M. Jackson's kidney during surgery to remove a kidney stone.right But Jackson Is reported In very good condition after the A 26-year-old -Word man is of Ant. 6 Lake Monroe Terrace, th county Jail today awaiting a on charges of rape, treaking Pre4elltence kntstiption after and entering with intent to ,wjlj of raping a 52. commit a being cn yeas-od Sanford woman PeI Y larcenY. Tha".as feces a A circuit cour t jury took only possible life prison term on the nine minutes Thursday to return guilty verdIcU for Circult Court Judge Roger Rocisevelt Walker Thomas, 26, Dykes ordered Thomas held In Jail without bond pending Completion of the Pro-Antmee investigation. Jarimes Sebesta and William Muntzlng respectively, had not filed . O'Malley had th e largest surplus of contributions over expenses In th e major opposed races. He had $33,629 left from $219,898 in contributions, Stone and Eckerd were th e on ly ca nd idates to show big Increases in spending or contri bu . Lions In th eir fi nal reports. Stone, who put in $5,000 of his own money, said he took in $128,000 and spent $132,495. Eckerd received $48,297 and spent $13,038. Slost of the money was received and spent FORT PIERCE, Fin. tAP Parents of convicted % outhfvl criminals could face $1,000fines or up toa Year In jail under it law enforcement crackdown on juvenile criminals, State Atty. Robert Stone says. 'allin the rvviiitnrv. S(ne said youths believed to be involved in suspicious circumstances" Congress Adjourns Sen. Jackson Under Knife A in th e five days befo re th e election, Some ,as used to pay nil final debts. - dustrywide trend. aoe&mIDokCoyDopQ ,'P~OPENS UN DAY Parents Can Be Fined rea('n' I Isir s.av Secretary of Sta te-elect Bruce Smathers reported spending $153,140 and Comptroller, elec t Gerald Le wis $138,734. Their oppo ne n ts, with first-degree murder. DETROIT (API - Recession and slumping sales have cast dark shadows over most of the auto industry, but at Cadillac the lights are burning brightly and assembly lines hum into the night. While industrywide sales of new models are down 30 per cent from a year ago, Cadillac deliveries in early December were up 18 per cent. The lnflitn ind b:oi etnflu' C ditIs attn •t t& ilffeCt the a li Cadillac customer as much as other people," says a spokesman for the General Motors luxury car division. Sales of Cadillac's chief competitor, Ford's Uncc4n Continental, also are bucking the in- TALlAHASSEE, Fla. AP - The can. didate who spent the most money in state wide races in Flor ida this tall won, Final campaign-spending reports fi led by Friday's deadline also showed that the top. s pend ing candida tes were De Sen.-elect Richard Stone spent more than twice as much as Republican opponent Jack Eckerd, $858,857 to $418,611, the re ports sliowed. Gov. Heubln Askew spent $583,629 to RepUblican Jerry Thomas' 1364,808; Treasurer Th omas O'Malley spent $186,169 to Republican Jeffrey latham's $30,459, and Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington spent $126.267 to Republican Carl huttler's IN BRIEF about the same. Others dodined to speculate. ¶'Ir- ' Money Tal ks In Florida Campaigns FLORIDA Commission, says his sta te's acreage is up 1.5 per cent to 7.1 million. Bob Brastrup, executive offi. cer of the Montana Wheat Re.. search and Marketing Coin. mittee, says he est imates his state's win ter w heat seedings at about 5 per cent a bove fast year's 2.6 mill on acres. Authori ties In some o ther -- , Now 200 only 1/3 off - Coordinates reduced NOW 2/$ 5 Men's Sport. Dusty leans and matching striped knit shirts. Shirts Pants - Orig. $O & $10 - Orig. $11 "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys Open Mon. thru Sat 10 am to 9 pm Sunday. 12:30.5:30 p.m. NOW 488 NOW 688 & 688 �- It - -.- ... - - - .f .-...--.--..--- .- . -.=...L=_.'.-.---.- - - ,-...'-----------..' -.. - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ff. Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974-5A OPINION West's Fate An Arab Shopping List - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974-4A I" Sunday lfetWd '4s :- ' ' oft 0 — JACK ANDERSO v I ' iJIL IUIEHT C. MA I1KEY. Advertising Director Home IX-livery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 MoHths, $14.20; Burma, the rigged Shan armies are negotiating skirmishing, which we reported last March. believe there is a way to prosecute them." ordered its dealers to take down posters favoring Year. M.40. B Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All with Communist forces for joint military action Then rebels were so busy smuggling opium and The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone two candidates who had criti cized Big Oil. other mail Month, $2. 70. 0lonths, $1620; 12 Mcnths. $32.40. that could turn Burma into another war-torn squabbling among themselves that, after the Company could simply remove the offending Exxon's private memo to its dealers said ALL Vietnam. takeover of a few towns, the military action phones and recorders. But the company feels it political posters were "prohibited." 3ut the This specter of a new Asian war has been fizzled in the monsoon downpours. would lose the ensuing legal baffle, memo was aimed at Sen. Richard Schwelker, B. raised by Shan sources who have contacted us Behind the Slum battle plan Is a fierce desire told us Pa., and Gov. Milton Shap, a Democrat, who A company official, William Backus, through a trusted Intermediary, for independence. From 1287 to 1531, the Slums or iz4ecent language is had been endorsed by the dealers' association ... t"as long as obscene Under the fast-forming battle plans, the ruled Burma. Now their two million people are not used and as Governor Shapp, Incidentally, has hired Oscar long as the broadcaster is Peking-backed troops of the CPB (Communist just another minority among Burma's Identified by name and address," there is little Jager as a $21,000-a-year consultant. Jager Party, Burma) w5uld secure anus from Red multiracial 28 millIon, helped now-convicted ex-mine workers' boss that can be done. China for Shan and allied Kachen forces in DIAL MURDER: In a recorded telephone Tony Boyle In his smear campaign against "This cannot be considered a harassing call,to Burma. reform candidate Jock Yablonskl. Shapp praises message, the American Nazi Party has offered a Then the allied mountain fighters would move $100 bounty to the first "non-Jewish w hite" who said Backus, "because nobody has to listen to it. Jager as "extraordinary," and Jager Insists that probing his past is "harrassment". Economists have differences of opinion about 50Ltli1, cutting the road between the Sian in defense of his property shoots a black person. You ha\e to make an effort to be Insulted. Footnote: A "duty officer" at Nazi capitals of Taiingvi and Ken lung. Our inBoth the 3wctice flpartment and lftindrfiti i confidential ciinent.. were \viddom of "indexing" providing th,iI the iidquarrs told us they w e re not urging waftedontlnonUngls'et.,zellkeautumnleayes formants1 whose information in the past has telep h one corpany claim there's nothing they anyone comes shall increase automa ti cally wi th increases to commit a crime. "We are advocating the been verified by U.S. intelligence sources, ex- can do about it. other day along a Washington road. The * in prices, so that inflation does not affect the cept white self defense," he said. military action within a few weeks. fluttering papers turned wit to be conlideritlal The disciples of Adolf Hitler have recorded public's buying power. For better or for worse, 50 HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: President personnel records from the National Academy of me Communist-Shan-Kachen plans call for previous messages urging the murder of a million Americans now have their incomes indexed deep advances into Burmese government congressman, promising "a Ford warned visitors that he can't solve the Sciences. A spokesman explained to us that some Jw hanging from to some degree. Under wage escalator clauses in territory befoit npcil when the mor.soon rains every lamppost in the country" and calling for he nation's economic problems. The most he can do, old records were being hauled away for said, was offer programs that would ease the destruction. One of the containers fell off the labor contracts or by virtue of automatic ad- will make the area impassable. "rampaging blacks" to be killed, economic crisis. The American people, he truck, scattering the papers. A team of workers justments in Social Security or pension benefits, Burmese army forces are expected to But this is the first time the Nazis have of. suggested, expect too much of their President... collected most of the classified reports, said the their incomes are pegged to the Consumer Price respond with bloody counterattacks. But they fered a cash reward. house Speaker Carl Albert has urged spokesman. A bill to remove restrictions on Index, are in poor condition, according to our sources, The FBI regularly monitors the Nazi Democratic leaders to hold to the middle of the rice growing slipped through the House It disturbing, then, to hear from the to meet the Insurgents' guerrifla.-style warfare. messages and sends a weekly transcript to road and to offer constructh'e leadership. He Is Agriculture Committee by a slim, three-vote i For one thing, the best Burmese army troops Justice De partment prosecutors. But U.S. Department of Labor that it has been working with at. afraid the AFL-CIO, in return for its politi cal margin. Yet Incredibly, the committee apare needed In Rangoon and other cities, where toi-ney David Hopkins, who has jurisdiction "er support in an erroneous set of figures for the last seven the last election, may try to dictate to pointed an opponent of the bill, Rep. George martial law has been declared following civil Arlington, Va., whre the Nazi headquarters Is months in calculating changes in the price index the Democratic victors,. . . Goodling, Ft-Pa., to help push it through the rioti ng, located, said his hands are tied. Fortunately the error was a minor one, but it While oil executives donated heavily to pro- House. - - _________ -- ______________ 141i 11 CE Oil __ _____ j. ___ _*0 if - Ti,'.,,' i.,,, , ", . 14. I I ,~ r- -)Nt ,~t-; , v'*4'' -4- 7A.. 4.:, r, 1. ;~,. ., f.v-_ .".t- , .11 -' — biaw r,1c r n ROTARIANS ir AID , ZOO •::t', : -•;• iw,7- 'e. ,_1 . I --- . . University of Illinois computer expert says that rearchers are losing track of which data are stored in which bank. So the National Science Foundation is business aggressiveness -' 1 -- A :p . - -. - " - '' - - plants are designed to be responsive to ferflzer, - - -. r-f.$ conservatIon. ' • AFA they ha ve other pr operties bred into them, such as r esistan ce to disease, which gives them the edge over traditional va rieties. "Even without f ertilizer," says Chandler, "the high-yielding varieties will yield more, Another creator of the green revolution argues that the trouble is that, like Christianity, It has never really been tried. Although 35 per cent of the total wheat area in Aslafld20 per cent of the rj wereplanted with high-),eld varieties in the 19fl-73 season, "this is not enough," says J. president emeritus of the Rockefeller Foun. datlon. "I feel very frustrated," he is quoted by popalar 71s The Season To Be Jolly Or Dead!' thought that pumpmen are trying to get fat at the Republic's peril. providing a S100,000 grant to set up a nE-.v da ta bank Appitrently, though, at least some of the devoted exclusively to indexing what is in all the re tailers are being done dirty by misplaced itor rn.According to evidence gatiwrel other data banks. It sounds like we are assigning a public conce by the National Congress of Petroleum Editor: new computer to keep track of what other corngo off the deep end when they are exposed to the many service stations are being Re: "Book Controversy Spreading" 12-18-11 filth ofthedegredaUonofn Are puters are doing. Maybe we've been reading too forced parent oil companies to sell like bell. we coming to much science fiction, but that idea makes us a little CharlesbyBinsted I seldom write twice On the same subject of the NCPR says he has a however, I would like to bring nervous "kfull" of documen ts and testimonies which S. B. Jim Crowe bettei mousetrap the world will beat a pa th to column "Use of Expleti ves Brings Criticism" Indicate oil companies are threatening service (12-1774) your doorstep. We built a better mousetrap, but into parallel with Book Controversy people didn't conic." sUtions with reprW& if thcy drop below various Spreading. This quote from Ginsberg, g, the lines Editor: In the meantime, the development of even monthly sales quoatas. The reprisals, says "a tall red head thick, she has been mainly a My husband and I would better plant varieties is being conducted by a '' are usually threats to cancel th e wtx"ete fir. Crane's column quotes George means of retailers lease ut him out of business." communication to express our deep host of international research organizations To be sure, companies have the means to Washington on the tendency to bring moral appreciation to the many, many concerned covering all the major crops and regions of the standards down and he vigorously opposed it. people do so, and often the legal right as well who responded to us and our daughter at devel oping wor kL It is now possible for a bicycle to cost more says that . Binsted "Instead," he warned, "Let us raise a standard the time of Show us a better way, challenges her accident during prior to the sudden but continuing oil Harrar. than a new car once cost. This is progress, but to which the wise and just may aspire." "t ha t Is the alternative? These superaitics have Christmas Parade crisis, retail's often signed lease agreements we're not sure in what direction, "Repetition makes reputation," is a not got an answer," mandating minimum monthly sale and even Our special thanks to band psychological truism. Sn*r, who ran into a crowd of thousands of minimum business hours. During the )il J)Ot.. * Nixon is crook. Nixon is a crook, therefore people to find us without tage the quotas were necessarily ignored; but any Idea of where to It will be years, possibly a decade, befot the look first; to Mrs. Huffnan, band booster parent now, whit with rnas*ve amounts of available people thingk Nixon is a crook. government's antitrust suit agains'. the cornDr. Crane also quotes another bit of wisdom, who stayed with fuel and not enough storage space, and with the our daughter until I could reach munications giant, Sin is a monster of such awful men that to be the hospital and to the driver American Teephone and BERRY 'S WORLD pressures of normal competition returning in the of the Red Cross Telegraph but to be seen. But seen to oft, (AT&T), is settled. One estimate is van who r po ed industry, the comparies are telling dealers to famijj with hit face, we first endure, then pity hospital es nd to my pka to ta ke me to the that the legal costs alone could come to $70 to be with W. mov fuel or else, e million. then embrace," That along with government It is heart-warming What's best for the companies, In this know that there to are so , The time, efort and money that will be desire to dictate what the child shall be taught Is definitely not what's best for the nation. Nor 13 many tine people there when they are needed required of both AT&T and the Justice Depart. it the root ca use of the school book hassle. The and we thank God for the opportunity to watch in fact always best for the dealers. In ment might better he ipent e1sø !hct , says of p ic a bring dawn thc r4a1 le vel by our daugister and the Semi Washington, as example, Shell (hii has recently High School band Business Week In an editorial, exp o singJ child to the face of sin - Moral march next year. 'jumped on a retailer for failing below lease important of l, it Perhaps n De (ItUon. So, "first they endure, they pity, sa ys, long agreement sales of 65,000 gas gallons a mon th, t Mrs. Rex A. Byrd drawn-out li gati I hen em br ace," ti on co uld Impair the company s Prodding the dealer, Shell has told him to t&)' P.O. Box 712 ability to raise the immense amount of capital Is it any wonder so many of our young people Open later or reduce his pump price. The cL"aler, lake Ma"y, Florida needs to keep pace wi th growing ma nd it however, sac that neith lr-,l t -'t- of the sujge5ted Letters To The given at . This is not true. counters soil scientist Robert - '. "I" - of rice, wheat and other crops the so-called "green revolution" which held so much promise of meeting the food needs of the world's ex. panding population has been much criticized of late. It's claimed that because of the work)wide shortage of fertilizer, farmers in the developing counes are aially worse off than F' Chandler, forner director of the International Rice Research Institute. While the h1gh-1eld % with the recent governmental pleas for __ -. I diploma will be rc Registration for the test must WINTER HAVEN W in ners be ma de by Jan 17 in th ul '* of Scotty's Inc., chain-wide Education office on e Ad t $2,000 Merchandise Gift CerTo be eli blble to take the test, tificate Contest have been a person must be 18 years old announced, according to a older and have re ceived spokesman for Scottv's. ,.,,,u.. III ,. .. . IVI% ana ,unerlcan W inners were select ed in a history. drawing on Dec. 10 that was conducted by z'n Independent acco unting tirm. Psychology Class The winners include E.J. Miller, Lantana, $1,000; Mrs. S . James Erb, Fort Myers, $500; Set For -Del ton a - J*tt'rs which allows persons to receive the equivalence of high \k,/inri Ed • L)t.1;IuA - Daytona Beach , This Is Progress u \ ' . options would be personally profitable: "It costs too much for electricity and hired help to stay open late. And if Ireduce my price Icut out my profiL What they ask is unreasonable, but I have no choice Shell's got all the muscle." The problem of the ret;iI'r here, however, ; noth ing tvmpared wtki the problem of the country. Meeting m1ninwn quotas is no way to conserve oil resources; offering free glasses as one way to meeting that ,ota is another way of Dear Santa, - -- • I 'I I - — --- F' _____ - thwnping the U.S. erny. Says Binsted; 'Ibe questionis, do want to conserve or not' I thIth the public's anne Is yes, but I don't think that's what the oil companies are saying." As for the government's sentiment in all this, Binsted adds, "We have alerted the Federal Energy Agcrcy but It shows little concern." -------- - 1(LLA,, . "By golly, you're riiht! it DOES smell Ps good as an artificial one sprayed with pine scent!" _ ' 'ct: ________ The IOC h R Jul IN SPOlKI THOUGHT " e 9 ___ 1 111111111111111111111M Th most thoroughly wasted of all days Is that on which one has not laughed." Sthastien Chamfort, French author. - -- -. ' - -' _____ . * . ut s 0 „,,r"',, / -ft 1 ' 1-/"”" I I I ~ A ."I, I 1. I 11,I 0 ,I ___ ~X l - ,,...-... , \ '..fir;.,.& ', . - ' . - ' ' LT&4 - ' ' - . 'i ' force to contend with. But hover eager the spender, It sarmore time to uya multimilliori investment than it does to earn the money to pay Icr it It i when the start ng that the spending P t round r 0f v pouMcaLproen,, will begin. , ' - .'f' ' .-. - Corporation in Britain " - , 1, I" _ A~,~ :- .',,, ~, a ,,,, So far, t he producers ha ve spent little on direct investments, and have been careful to avoid going for /5 flex ' .' '4 If the Middle Eastern oil -- . fL . , se Shrubs ~ .- is I -state withRelpforywr ~ - ._ ~ - -- Minister texico Introdu ced this plant from Mexi co about 1830. The genus name, Euphorbia, comes from the Gree k nhvirinn L'...LL_. r.upnorous, and mcivaes many her bs and shrubs having acrid milky juice. The s pecies name, puleherrima, is from the Latin as to -.. .:' Roast Leg Spring Lamb Baked Virginia Ham ' '- All The Trimmings - _____ I - ..- trni Roast Young Tom Turkey Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Buttered Peas A Mushrooms Corn Dread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly Assorted Hot Rolls and liufler Coffee Tea Milk Pumpkin Pie Ireamy /)b:\ nL vu Living THERE'S C'Ti I I ' 'i-iI r ' 4.25 611~~ ~ ~~ - -4I Ph. 323-1910 Sanford iLt11afi1___________________________________ --- TIME =•"''j - Popular BY '.: - , LOUISE GILL Choosing the li vi ng Chris ti:ias tree for your family will be easier If you know what feat ures you like and which peeies siIl grow in your geographic area. sour local County Extension Agricultural Agent can give suggestions 011 w ha t to buy as well as in. formation on how tall or how f;Lst the tree will grow, Whatever tree you choose, your yuletide evergreen should be clean, healthy, fresh, Ideally it should be pot ted, but I, y ou choose the balled-and burIappedtree,makesuyeIt alive when you buy it. i I . TI k.AE TO SAVE -- AT ZALES r U - Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday isle Complex e ~ &e-a-gooid-l i~ _L_ I •• Chicken Soup Fiesh Garden Salad Ill ' ' owers,, -. FEAST H f"---- - were i i. 1 - '-----''- By Reginald 1. Brown 'I tr \ an tas Romans used inte nsifiers which Th e Herald Services they tack on to their adjectives. The most beautiful and best Th us when the old bota nist Karl Ludwig Willdenon was sear- loved symbol of the Christmas season is the Chr istmas tree. ching for a suita ble name for Despite the Introduction of the new Mexican plant he synt tic he trees, for most of us, described about 1 50 years ago, it can not replace t he delightful he couldn't avoid calling It "the fresh fragrant, be autiful color beautiful Euphorbia," or and shiny needl es of a real Euphor bin pulcherrima. Another Interesting point evergreen. about poinsettias Is their In case you have ecologcal "flowers." The true flowers are worries about buying a cut tree, small green and yellow and don't. Living Christmas trees Inconspicuous, The showy red have become Increasingly popular wi th families who can parts, often called flowers, ________________________ ________ use an extra evergreen in the garden . If you would like a tree i to "display now and plant later.", select In advance arid SERVED FAMILY STYLE arrange with your nursery-man to save the balled-andburlapped tree or a tree in a put for delivery close to Christmas. ' . i ' fortune. - N/ y'IiiI adjective pulcher, meaning beautiful or handsome, The ix'liical - s... p . A Around - name is tacked on the end of their ersol" na I could be my usual selfish self and ask for a tree full names . After all we are "One Nation Under God " of presents. The only thing I really need this year is Aren't we? enough money to pa y all of my bills, buy groceries a nd Deliver as much food asyou can pos sibly muster up to nave just a little left over to enjoy life. l'hnt is still 'a th e starving nations and rc'urnrles of the cnrhI If you elfish ti w i'r' of the Iutkv ho still has a job, ant find too much of that, please send th em some al though I could be the next to go; I can pay my bills, even streng th to carry on until a better time, if they are Lte; a nd I do still eat 3 meals a day; they too Over each of the homes in the Mid-East drop a few are are not the high fashion in which I am accustomed, packages of "love for man kind," I know this will be a Therefore,Santa, this year I have decided to be very difficult task as power has always been man's tise1fIsI) and ask that some of my luck awl all the downfall since the be ginning of time. presents you have picked out for me be distr ibuted among Sa nta, remember that package you are to drop off thinee less fortunate than I. for President Ford' leave some of the same ot th e door steps Also, San ta, I have a few presents I would like you to of all the leaders of the world. They too need this gift to distribute, al though some may not want th em, on your keep the world at pea ce . Although you might need trip around the world Christmas Eve, to renew th e supply next year. First, I would Uke you ID"at the White House These are only a few in a list a mile long. Please give President Ford the blgges package of wlsck'm, cffictntrate on these this year, by is th time ci'urage and bllly that you can find. I feel he will need year I'm ure the list ill have doubled or even tJse durin g the coming year to lead the nation at (rippled in size. I this ;'ppre late you listening to my st of presents and I hope tune of Watergate, Inflation, recession, unemployment li ocarry out least Ior2pf them and short,nges of every kind. I would also like you to delra simUarpacageto the cong r But in this one I would like the abiy to compromise; nc, Sincerely, matter what -(1.L) I vestment is that It will provide bargaining hosta ge to a small , STATE & I . couraglng direct Arab in- /y/ '-'' •' . .. . - J - no t flow er parts; instead, they reduce willing, Immerse the throw it away after the Extension Agent are highly modified petal-like cut end of the stem into hot Id_TU-_ Are Listed holidays. Save the plant untl lea ve s, which th e bota nist calls water for one min ute and then there Is no dang Winners of door prizes at the er of a freeze bracts. Varieties having red, place Immediately in cold a See me nd plant It in your home Seminole County Fair have I am sure that by now, most white and pink bracts are water. An alternate method is landscape. By next Christmas ' FRANK SUTERA .eglon of you )' t have noticed the available. The so-called white to singe the cut end of the stem you can have a very Impressive AGENT Fair president beautiful poinsettias In the flowers of the dogwood are also over a flame for a second or two plant which will add a grea 18S E MY. Fr ankAssociation Luecker, Weekly will. area. No other flower makes tracts, and then place in cold water, deal of cheer to th ners of the children's bicycles such a brilliant displa y LONGW00D431.1 477 e holiday of bright P o i n s e t t I a s a r e Cut the flowers at least 18 to 24 season. were Billy Sweet of 1100 Cedar red throughout the holiday predominantly greenhouse hoursbforetheya Ave.. Sanford arid Liz retobeused season. grown as pot plants for and store in a cool place. 148 Bunker ne, Sanford. The poinsettia, Euphorbia Christmas in most of the U ted ni Warning ! The milky sap of the The week's prize f or adults, a puicherrima i s member of the States, but in Florida they can poinsetti 164nch portable television, a has been known to spurge family, which includes be utilized as colorful landscape cause skin Irritati on in some won by Eva Barnes of 1804 common or namental plan ts like shrubs, people. Tangerine Ave., Sanford, crown-of-thorns, copper leaf. FARM Another excellent use of If you're given a potted flail)' winners if the castor bean, a nd the colorful poinsettias Is as cut flowers, Insurance Companies po insettia for Chr istmas, don't children's AM-FM radios croton. Thø cttnc rnni1 In hn tI -,'iarv Williams of III 9 .--. -. i.iu. Inc common name, poin. coagulate the milky sap to .., -3023, Sanford ; Lisa Crawford, set tia, honors Joel H. Poinsett 1410E, Clemson fir,, Altamonte of Charleston, South Carolina, -- — Springs, Eugene Mackey, 1010 w ho United States u - - 0 oinse , Community Co llege will offer two psychology classes here beginning in Janua ry for West Melloavjlle Ave., Sanford; Volusla residents. Rebecca Lockhart, Apt. 48, The classes, sponsored by Castle Brewer Court, Sanford ; DBCC Continuing Education and Sabi-Ina Dickenson. 101 Department, will meet in the .. iae iem Dr.. LA)nlmwnM - 0 Fair Winners o. cr's " will bring. Congress. A Beirut-organized con- Some Involvement by the oil sortium of Arabs, It is said, was praducers in Western industry last spring war ned off by the would be no bad thing. For 27 28 and No Catch - Computer businesses Seminole Junior College on an, IT " - , i;.. - , Prize ' __gas to sell "Last year, when I only had so much customers complained that it wasn't enough. - Thsyear, when I g m than I n=:, of these same cttomers are saying that I'm a wastrel and extravagant. They stop in wanting to know why I'm open late at night and why I'm Computerized data banks are such a handy selling a premium to attract business. I had this te ll was way to store information that we would expect turn in my ciUzenshi unpatriotic and I them to be popular with scholars who like to The story is a common one among gas squirrel away notes for future reference It's now re tailers these days. Their public image, estimated there are as many as 20 million ClaITIged by last year's oil shortage, is ironically bibliographica l items stored in 150 public data being bruised anew by this year's oil surplus. banks around the world — so many that a The public cannot square the current retail Holds Dance Mousetrap; . ,/" 111/ lii ' ,. OVIEDO__ The International Club at Ovedo high School will hold a Chr istmas dance at 8:30 Pummner, Edgewater; E. p.m. p.m., today at the Seminole Wayne Akers, Orlando; and Bo th classes, to be taught by Turf Club. Fred. Horn, New Port Richey. Don Pyles, will include the A six-piece band will perform study of general and practical for the more than 300 Spanish application of psychology and French students. Refresh. SJC Offers princIles, normal and abments will be available and normal human behavior, 4% door prim will be awarded. Marilyn Scribner and Carol The GED (General the first weekly class session. Edwards are sponsors for the Equivalency Diploma) test, 4 /Y - ,' ' I un of luck, direct ownership should lead to the sort of r espo nsibility that rich men have to learn if they want o stay secur ely rich. A more brutal, 'though Unmentionable, reason for en- -- f \ I) ./1 i/ ., /i ,/,' :. • LOCAL BRIEFS Oviedo Club j ,,j g' I'Mt I - '' — I . moguls get the taste for exerc ising the power of their purse, it will not be long before t hey could own great chunks of the good. Or so Herr Helmut While the Arabs' advisers the industrialized world. It Is a Edward N. Carrow, Winter community center complex in White House from making a Kuwait to learn at first hand the Schmidt is arguing after the want them to buy good, so be ring thought that two Garden $250; and Marshall F. Elkcam Park on Lake Kuwait-Daimler-Benz deal last profitable companies like years' woa a oil money Monroe. partial takeover bid for proble ms of a car maker in a week; but even laissez-faire Daimler-Benz, Smith , Lutz, $100. The first class will meet Lockheed Aircraft. Lockheed Is world of escalating gasoli the oil- surpluses would be equal to the ne Germany is now pushing Winners of $Z each are Floyd Tuesdays from 7.10 p.m. for- consuming countries would entire sum of direct inand in trouble with its TriStar prices from its new 14 per cent w rd le I I tion to Chapman, Port Richey; J. will begin on Jan. 7, 9 require rather sell off the c&al9wgry vestments made over all the airliner, but it is also America 's stake in Daimler-Benz The second is an governmen t approval of such problem corporations. Anyone years by American cot. James, Lakeland; Samuel B. class, beginning Jan. 10, will largest defense contractor, education that can only b to deals. Warren Jr., Sarasota; David meet on Fridays from 3:30-6:30 wanttobuvRrjtjshRajj?Wjth a po rations abroad. dance. ~, - Fiie latest outributlon to the Central Florida Zoological Society for construction of the larger zoo west of Sanford Is $200 presented In Jack Hanna, ion director (right) by Peter .Iamlsnn, pri'sident f the Itlitar)' Club of Lake Mary. Other recent contributors were the Altamonte-€auelberry Chamber of Commerce $250 and the Winter Park Junior Scr%"e. League $100. IR , _. ____ tl&AL A Better : -'.'-,.".' wealth of the oil-created acquisition would raise no Rockefeller family 6o times stom? buy all securities on the ricans London stock exchange evemy will dislike it as much as the nine months fhev are not restoftheworId resenJ . , , spenuing enoug o their takeovers o their local corn,yun,,t, PA *h,,. ca,,el,,,, n nIgic by American giants DVP financial havoc. When they do since the war. When the s pend inure of It, they will cause Canadian Development Cor. hi '1ow •o ""i ahi g flu problem: America's ,, come to terms wi th the Arab Texasgulf, whose main assets and Persian power that their were In fact In Canada, there ability to buy up Western was an ou traged reaction In . -- ' multina ti onal sheikh or shah year could buy the entire wants to buy Quaker Oats of Coca-Cola, examples cited by Arthur Burns of the Federal ANALYSIS I I I ~ - __ r.-, I when a multibiflionajres who every - I :.. i: '. DON OAKLEY 4; i. ._ _____ ow points ; ., ~~: Lip a pitfall when statistics become the sole basis __ ____ —' 1~ .. .• \ -- - __________ ç---- - ' ." -"J[_ r ' , 'k" Proven Wrong for automatic economic benefits. Th e official unemploymert rate is anoth er TOM TIEDE "index" that serves as a trigger for government programs, such as extension of unemployment Big benefi ts or release of funds for public service employment The Department of Labor has con.cededthatitsemploymentstatisticsarealessthan perfect measure of how many Americans at a Comes First given time are actually looking for a job and can't find one. Ga thering and analyzing statistics is a highly specialized fieM. It is also one in which error and In The U.S. misinterpretation can make figures tell the wrong PHI LA DELPHIA — (NEA) story. Congress should bear this in mind when i A service station sets up programs that rely on statistical formulas da operator on uie nearby turnpike says he's if he doesn't and damned If he does. alone to initiate programs. " The Herald Services Earlier this year Washinot The money left over to the oil refused to allow the Iranians to barons of the Organiza tion of Invest in Grumman CorPetroleum Exporting Count ries poration, another defense and after they ha paid for all their space contractor which makes imports, and for the harbors, oil the Tomcat fighter the Iranians refineries and other baubl es have been buying. being built in their countries 'or Even the Iranian offer to pay them by foreigners, is runni ng for restarting production of atabout$6obilllonayear,mat Lockheed's gIant C-5A ti-anis about $7 million an hour, or sport airplanes has aroused $115.000 a second. little enthusiasm. The world now has What will happen ' __ — - Statistics Can Be is - . 'v" * Another Vi*etnam Looms in Burlla Talks WASHINGTON - In the misty mountains of The new Shan offensive is an,outgrowth of As offensive as it Is," he said, "I do not industry candidates In the 1974 campaign, Exxon ---- - \ Area Code 3(-322-261 I or 831-9993 I)OVI.E, Publisher i— - i W:YNE fl flT ' The wrapped ball should be moist and large enough to in. a vigo rous root-system. Once it's In your care, keep it Last , - -_ -, - - -_ Mimae Shoppers' Specials! _____ Great reductions' on a select gvip of 40IV for Christmas Item Regular No Price LADIES YELLOW GOLD 17 JEWEL ELGI 44fl' LADIES 14K WHITE GOLD I) DIAMOND I CARAT TOTAL LADIES WHITE GOLD 14K Ii JEWEL NIVADA—WITH 14K MESH BRACELET LADIES YELLOW 17 JEWEL BAYLOR—S DIA. WITH ATTACHED MESHBRACELET LADIES Ilk WHITE GOLD 31 DIAMOND WATCH BAND LADIES WHITE GOLD 11K ELGIN 2 DIAMOND 44900 30000 24000 1-500° 12700 3100 27900 1 2000 3500 MANS YOF BAYLOR NORSEMAN 17) SHOCK & WATER RESISTANT 3500 MANS STAINLESS I?,) NIVADA AUTOMATIC SHOCK & WATER RESIS'ANT—DATE MANS NIVADA VOF DAY DATE AUTOMATIVE_WATER&SHOCKRESISTANT 25° 19" 9500' 7600 A LSOCHFCK OUR COMPLETZ !ELECTION INBULOVA SEIKO LONG NE S LE JEWLURS Our People Make Us Number One % , 6800 2800 6400 MANS BAYLOR SHOCKS, WATER RESISTANT %tw*n On Oct) 11CM 35 49900 i-so°' MANS YGF SPEIOEL BAND AUTOMATIC DATE NIVADA well watered at all times. Moisture is the key to the survival of the tree. If you cannot tra nsfer the tree to a tub of ear th, you can wrap the rootball In plastic film to hold the moisture and Set tree In ii Il empty con ta iner. - - Al %uiCI /3ks P,rn4i,j, ( Kiiir • /.-, I I kur • I r, ,I1,,, I kbs ""t ut ,.,,i, iOi- • LJ1,111 A' �I - L !1:7 - - -- - -- - - - — - - -- - 6A—Sunday Hera d Sa 1ord, F 1 .Sunday, Oec -- 1974 HOROSCOPE Sunda HeraI, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Dec 22,1974-7A ForSunday,Decemb0r22 1974 st H C%KRuij. KIGIffE* Pinecre highest ideals. Sunday Hours _______ y 10 A*M ____ the TAURUS lApr. 20 to May 20) Medftate and plan det GENERAL TENDENCIES; A good day to think flow ~1,u can increasc your mental power and Your physical strength. A`pplying' new ideas and me th ods ur everyday living can pave the way to success. Use your wits become more popular Ailh 9 P.M. to e want in hf. Iangd. Hahness your be GEMINI IMay 21 to June 21) Plan celehraUons with friends. You accomplish something worthwhile avenues. Make last-minute Improvements wardrobe. MOON CHILDREN (June T2 to July 21) th current ws and guIaUons to avid ouble. ABe in tune wi more Chari b!e and phi1hical attitude Is we LEO IJUIy 22 to Aug. 21) Be with fine persons you admire. Do ntgofonsome p that is nothi more than a foh tangent. in yo to associates. d y Monday and Tues entsi can 5 SPLIT BAND SOLID STAT E LE ( TABLE) R AD IO. • others to the letter Windsor Model $ at. c. abJe instead wasting a I ROl TAN - '- - -bw - - st 29.95 S •aker .heorsje wilibe one of young people who wants to ad too hastily, so be sure to . th tachtothink first, toplan and then act, othcrwiseyour child will aminler all kinds of problems and amount to very little instead much As is Possible. It is important that a good education bL given so the habit of study is forme d and knowledge acquired to make ts a - Of i e. A good re11ous background lstmnpottait Spotts area natural. "The Stars imK they do not compel.- What you make of Your lift is Urgely up to You! Co h olAfter Shave and g y e i o n It ____ _____________ LOWEST PRICES I -. . I BROXOD - . 1 ,I BRUT 33 1' DEAR DLB_Thae is conact No. 25019 '1cjis itW3an Wd AM RADIO naU. had w e d' told she '. • "• -' --. - . I I I atencytotvre hink o( disee u sozneing young' peoplegeLGermreaflyn' care how old you are. If a persor has intimate contact with $3" M.9 aiL-.-4 Model . LS4D IUhCAD - r IlL Low Cod. with any other rrian, but in her Yes, You can have syphilis at younger days, she had connec, an early age aM have no trou. fions with a boyfriefmL Fl%* years after that neptive ble until Years afterward. Several years after u infection '' •' ' • •' •• 11 '19 95 I . in lift . a4 h— • . e 39" LAROID PO BETTY 11or C~J-if,., &,.)(,h -a DEANS CAREER APPAREL Ill N. HWY 11-92 3 only per store . GENERAL ELECTRIC - Cwitrol BATTIRY AND L 88 1 ______ is I EARPLUG INCLUDW .( A' limit 2 - - - GENERAL PH 311% Ps" has. IR"Woov $1.95 to $100.00 9" $1 — Componant PP Stereo • TOY 11 SAVE UP TO 10.24 3•88 2 48 CHANTILLY SPRAY EMERAUDE TOASTERsOVEN INTIMATE * POTATOES 0 FROZIN FOODS 18" I 3,38 AMBUSH 2*" CACHET COURANT 3,0 2.18 CHARLIE 5.99 I '\ V $' Troubles bY Kohner $3" - SALE .. M624 A A 0/ splatter 0 No 16 , No shrinkaps b I eel at a t 0 OFF MFG'S LIST, PRICE -mom 14 C MFG. $26.9S AS SIEN ON T.V. SUNBEAM - NONA CAN OPENER KNIFE SHARPNER C59:: '::cado 7 p.m.; dinner, a p.m. Club to benefit Centeral Florida Zoo, 10 a.m., Sanford Plaza, DEC 26 followed by I p.m. barbecue at Alcobollc Anonymous Open Lake Golden Reclreatiou Am. Meeting, Holy Cross Church Tickets available from Bob ParilSh House, 400 Magnolia Benton. Che%Ton Station 17-r. Ave., 8-9 p.m. and Airport Boulevard. Entry DEC. 17 Sanford Chapter United Da ughters 2:3A- p.m., home of Mrs. Troy Ray Sr., South CrystalI Drive, Sanford. Co-hostes3.1%firs. G. J. Wimbish; program -Chri in the South" by Mrs. 1, D. Hastings. stmas 24 IONA MIXER Stationary or Portable 9 Super Torque •'j• Limit I With 2 glass bow CAROLINE o'd 11 S.&Ad. trial wn.icrm f.J r cowitiffla., DEANS CAREER APPAREL 1`141 7 112 N HWY l y 92 .19Z~ `_V~7~ -1477 WINDSOR Christmas Dinner Menu "iOuiu j.yi Noon Until 8 P m Cranberry Sauce BakcA 11aiii and Candied Yams PROUESSIONAL STYLE HAIR DRYER S29.9S Baked Chicken Snov,flake Potatoes Buttered Squash Buttered Green pws 88 Giblet Gravy Brown Gravy Assorted Fresh Fruits Pumpkin Pie Mincemeat Pie 18 I WINDSOR Blom Hot and Cool Air. Wuirkii on tit 41 Oftillic card. Comejv.,It. M i lk Make Your Reservations Now At Mini Hair Dryer 3 t!Iie Speeds - sorted Salads Galore Iuast Turn Turkey Sage Dressing 1003 %VATT- Mfg. List List -- HAMILION BEACH Chamber of Commerce annual JAN 5 meeting, Lord Chumley's, Motorcycle Mileage Run AltamonteSpringLSoclalhoHJ sponsored by The Group M Pttiti '? $ Itona.DcBary7pm&y. lood Mobfle -ff be at Fireman's Hall. Members only. the Altamonte Mall on the corner of Palm Springs P c,-. Road DEC. 30 and Highway 436 from 9:00 a.m. *Anor4 Family Group, Holy until 3:00 p.m. sponsored by the C~oss Church Parish House, 400 Altamonte-Casselberry Charn. ber of Conunerce. Donm do not have to be members Of the DEC- 30 Chamber to donate, Just willing Alcoholic's Anonymous to give in a time and spirit of Closed Meeting, Holy Cross giving. Church Parish House, 400 JAN. 24 Magnolia Ave 9 pm NA 1000 Watts RIVAL CROCK 3-Speed COFFEEMAKER PIS Block white BACONER ELECTRIC DEC 28 Professionalre 1000 Hair Dryer/ er Uses Tap Water MFG. List SD 36* '29.95 4,59 SUNBEAM SELF=CLEANING PORTABLE MIXER IMMERSIBLE MADAME ROCHAS Top of the Line Water Level Gauge 0 61 Vents ' GENERAL 1. Shot of Steam," $99 Ml. Mfg. Li1$4 39 ELECTRIC 10 Now 40'!. off PURPOSE 88 COLOR Automatic Selcliow"s Parcheri-o 12 CHANEL PERFUME Year U1111(w GEN FRAL * M ELECTRIC suy SA" POLAROID 800 Watts . 11 SUPER A 112" Value . CAMERA Fingertip P2152 "Clean Sound- Save a Full 40% 50 ê - AM PORTABLE RADIO Green £ White SHEAFFER& PARKER or*w - rQW COLORPACK SCHICK SAMSON Styler - Blowet-, I • Man •xtris 934 "0 on Nationally Advertised $21 % (3 CG'd Takes color or black S white e Built In timer 1 -, ••1 5 vam 11"Fw" em"t ft"g-A-Mle- FILM • 6 C ord keys FoRIMMSM"ENCHMMIM $ Electric $29" • Snow White EN LIMIT Ji Closed Meeting, Holy Cron 11111111111_~ W_OP i Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. Alcoholic', Anonymous - CAN 2-Ocf lye ORGAN Magnolia Ave., 9 p.m. 1 Mfg. List • 25 Melody Keys Duck DEC. 28 OAnon Family Group. Holy Alcoholic's Anonymous Cross Church Parish House, 400 Wolnen's Meeting, Holy Cross $1188 Donald -- - .- \40 L " — - Electric Knife DEC. 23 TCHE I t 1 CHORD CALENDAR DISN Y Guarantee SHAVER In this cafl, it was 30 to 40 GENERAL ler& ELECTRIC MENS—LADIES._CNILDRENS WA M SHOOTER 2 Igo 0" 5Pd thought It was a simple thing the body's deeJoIng im She had no other symptoms munity to the germn &rin tse years Ctld please explain this? It is hard ,••, TOOTHBRUSH njoy str.r(o records—anywhere you go. The drop-down ,CflQetrfa 's t'?tdi xreccrd Big about 8 week. This would haj~- mcxstly the latter. M) ffiree Or W times a year. Dftzing the early weeks of in. Wassermann reWd to thieSe welts as shie negative. This test depends on Mtn 2 FLEXAMATIC ELECTRIC "The S tars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! BRADLEY $ mn,ersibie picturis CORDLESS TIMEX WATCES A 29.95 Value 01 ~ $ years. and then it diowed up The germ in mly syphilis. only in a second test. why didn-g whether you first acquire it. at it show up in ft first test? age 15 Or ^ 15 is usually tran. For 28 to 30 YeaM she had smitted in MOW droplets. The little wells Come out on her germ requires the moisture to buttocks. The)- would I tch ter- survive. SO,it is transmitted by ribly, and then disappear in kissing and sexual contact, 9 Frypan Teflon 11 CookIng Surface High Dome Cover Reryl WILDCAT STEREO at W AP 53* Super • Enamel Exterior Finish -- meow CIX learn to be better prepared before engaging in aiy new plaris or Projects, since the nature here is an impulsive one. Your progeny muld lose out because of this fault instead of succeeding. There is FRY PAN' $ 2W - -. GENERAL ELECTRIC $9" . Large Size Buffet Multi-Cooker more NEW SELECTION OF Avocodo or Gold . ,,' op Twist Loc k T POP-UF Basket Low S hcuetle Styling MFG List '16.95 SQUARE $ -- :.. JUST RECEIVED A Coffee &ays Hot After Brewing • ga AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19; ticientnnw because youaretnkjng vecley Makesureyou ha ven't forgotten an impor tant matter. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20; You have many du ties to perform so stop procras tinating. t your hunches to good use, since they are very accurate at this time. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY - . . he or she will to Completely Automallc 4-11 Capacity . res You can become more ef - c .' as seen on TV . 1n0ftr can give birCh to a pattive for I)Vhiw. penicillin treatments and can* Perfectly ImIthy baby without t ii '• $ 211 - ' u'm PERCOLATOR 0 SHAVER" %.WWWO %%*A ft h, i $ - - 727 SHAVER Mfg. W and was put in a hospital. All kinds of tesu qm takm afW WfflkelY to be able to transmit test if the germs don't sl,*W up? fecticn, years ago, is not con -. J at new in to Jan. ELECTRIC '-.-... CAMERA SUNBEAM - SUNBEAM DELUXE aftl uft mng died suddenly a veneI disease can be a heart attack nd she never sen married. She had nothing to do dtin UiL V L Army St yle Casr. Morse Code Stnaing Key with Copv of Mors* Code, 7 section TelescoPic Antenna 2';i- Speaker. Volume & Sendi ng Sevitch. catty Strap Battery Included. J for us to believe !he IW the disease Could you pleasie give us tI* SyTnPtf-r!n1; of s%phihi; in cast! Is it reilly true you can . Your Choice . M PAPER OR FOIL GI WRAP ZIP - WALKIE TALKIE aness that older people are 88 - $ I "Isely, thereby adding to your present isecurity. A financial ex. can give you the advice you need. SAGIAU1US (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21; You are able to exercise talen ts te ts and in respect. You can isIJy add to present happiness. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 20) Studying your newspaper will give you ideas how to improve conditions around y. Show more affection for relatives and friends. and legs are fulfj jointed . POLAROID OFF f Value with rooted and arms '. AAc 6.12 Our out all rta)it List 69.95 6 ROLL _4 -1 VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept, 22) Right day to add festive touches to your home Extend in%ltations to friends and loved line,;. Get intn th!. plrit (1 things. LAURA pt. Oct. Continue at regular routines today. Come to the right Ionsquickly and add toy.ourpresent jrductvity. Be wise. SCORPIO iOct 23 toNov. 21) Handle monetary affairs •Oflu IflCIUUS '1195 real 88 I just beauty with moving eyes and extra long lashes. Her hair is - LADIES MENS LADY SUNBEAM TWIN HEAD SHAVER .4 i tary S tyle hi1Is at an early of such A cm aW we can't soumne who hma entagious believe it. veneml disease, he or she has This woman was in her 6os a good chance of getting the and was to be married.SIV had ilse ,even at age 90 or older. a blood test. the usual With the increased sexual W=Mnann test and Uw test freedoms and the greater wu • KODAX FILM VALUE '2.75 - can along WINDSOR not Und"ItA.14 It is VD. We old age? We told ec VfltadsyN1isatayowgg and It would not show up for Or 40 ears We have just heard Mf ! — No. M.10 MU! M li 16 $ ' and bring more happiness into your life. Show intTeased devotion to reiatives and friends. C .. . - 6-Ft, TALL N 66 takeherbythehand and walk - her. She's $S288 CDS Electric 3 Element F 18 Lens Electronic Shutter Film & Cube InJijdod 1 I i ____ •. ELECTRIC Batteries And Syphilis CHRISTMAS TREE WALKING DOLL Your child a $321 V. 2 S enior Citizens $ • Controlled velocity Ropoatitig Action ,' . Gin SPECI uALi Strop LI — Wood Stock Wood Front Monte Carlo 700-Shot CAMERA •___1 - sa 2•PIfCE , Military Style DR. L. E. LAMB SCOTCH PINE 9 - Model 96 KODAK — l g e. i MURi (twit WINDSOR AM/FM RADIO L "o New 9 - Camera.Case.Cube,. Ff?m-Strap. Etgjo,i - Modal 2123 ____ ____ • A hale ana nearly .11roma Irmn Shullon. 44 BURNS 66 Li .: ~281. - 11 11 RIFLE J is v 2488 TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) ncentrate on your persona! ;iuns and advance. Elevate your consdouness to the loftiest. E)ont permit oth ers to downgrade you. GEMINI May 21 to June 21; A good day to get toge th er with friends and talk over plans 'or the future. Study personal goals th at could be Profitable to you. MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July 21; Stop procrastinating arni do your shopping today Tk over with co-workers ho to iriake the future more productive, LEO July 22 to Aug. 21; Get into the spirit of Christmas now or 4 SINCE 86 ____ LUD JM V L . I' ]Da OUTFIT WHITE OWL • ,, Built-in-Batt er y Mi. With Horn I,I ENGLISH LEATHER OLD PISCES(Feb. :0to,%lar. 20) Avoid extravagance in pleasure today and stick to sip1e and wholesome acUes that are good for )u. Enjoy conversations. KODAK SMILE ca thc to dominate them. Accept in- time trying vitation to attend the social, to 9 P.M. it .. : Lamp- Earphoone. Shouldef Strap and want to lambast Others. ow consideration. AQUARIUS(Ja21thFth l9)Make th ate happydayby n. ta ng no risks, especially on the highways. Get tether with relatives, friends for fun. and hap EL PRODUCTO .so Ratter, Included With horn (Sgned I atf dgi11l ough -. 88 $ SOLID STATE ANI/W BATTER Y/E LECTRI C RADIO future. WYOURCU!LDISB0RjIjy ___________ - DUTCH MASTER tk'allli to enjoy holidays, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Put new plans in eraUon that will t far into the Avoid one whose te ti ns CAPRI (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 Handle te nse situation diplomatically at home. Control your temper even th you nt on parade. 2 oath of brisk CoIogn and After Shave Lot,o RS Mfg. List n't oaresdlyd i look". Large svv;vtq anitnna. COMPIele wil h fiatterin am eawhone. to ge t you into some0149 You know is not for you. so sidestep very carefully. Do cr1 oth SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although busy, take time to do somethine TUCC for one who his tionc %OU rn -ins t rc n GIFT BOX OOec,d, Light-up Dial. Side Dii Conir, fljh front pane th "Hotn subconscious for up with the right con. made As Masculone as a re. A'."'kVAIR/PBA`VH Built-in AFC. Viparul Tune Zane arvi Electrical Be safe in cmftes ol own community. VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept.22)Tap your own clsis keep prtis LIBRA 9 A M. - - - ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Do the thw th via social In 1974 (,%ftlwjJ. RIGHTER I ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Gain personal aims with direct ac tion. Enjoy the Company peoe o trul le, but don't conversation. u For Monday, Decem bber 23, . 17 92 at 27th Hwy, St. Next to A&P GENERAL TENDEN CIES: Reaffirm . hdence in oy s and in Your love I)r tholse who art imoornt toy. Esta blish and lie y HOROSCOPE Center Ina N All $4" Mfg. List '9.95 — You Can Eat Children Under 12 $2.50 oice of Buffet or Table Service Ch -'--J �_____________________________________ _______________________________________ __ - W - - -- ,-. I - 1. T -- . - -- . - . - . - -------- - . __-v.. -- - ____ ___________________ Sunday, Dec. 22 1974 "- ': ___________ 111111 I1II1 _ F BA-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1110 .., . r_ ._ , Pi lgri ms Expcted To Flock To Rom e VATICAN CITY AIi - Roman Ca tholi c Church will That entrance was sealed icism 'led on disaident the ogians under Pope PX When Pope Paul VI orders the begin a JubUe Year that may after the last Jubilee Year In Before his election , the toaccept papal and Churci au stressed Pope Paul Holy Uoor of St. Peter's basilica bring millions of pilgrims to 1950, when 1.5 million pUgrims Pope Paul was reWnsible for theme of reconciliation or this thorily. opened on Chrlttmas Eve, the Rome visited the major city of Cathol. organizing that Jubilee Year Holy Year and " mondo Spiazzi, said the pots. VVORLD r""" INEBRIEF Venezue la I T 0R Resto I Reiallons With (Continued From Page lA) rU reports at a 127 per cent Increase in student enrollment over 1973, the University of Florida, a 115 per cent Increase, Florida State University, a 66 per cent increase; and the UnIsity of South Florida, a 6 per cent increase A second determining factor on enro llment is the recent approval of the increased Cuba? CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) Eleven ears af t er zuela initiated t he disc to ola te Communist CubaVene. from i ts ttin America neighbors, the center4eft government ofe 1dentCarlosAndrespere2 has keflasteptoward restoring relations with the Castro regime Perez ordered enezuela a ambassador to the United Nations, Simon Ubert Consah i, to meet with Cuban Ambassador Ricardo Alarcon Quesada at U.N. headquarters, Foreign hfinister This hm come to a halt," Kennedy said. Enrollment In graduate school is al on the council, which deposed Emperor Haile Selassie on Sept. 12, issued a policy s ta tement Friday saying: "The cxIJk.i Lu Lion of man by man Is complete!)' prohibited." Th e officers said the government will conuol all th ings vital to th e national economy- Industry, land, natural resources and mining. The sta tement sa id private enterpr ise will '-1 // ( / -. / - from , i - . - continue but with government checks to insure it Li ser. Ong the nation. Foreign technology and capital may conUnue as long as the council considers it in the national interest. - " , -p" - .%)".?,:.!"-,.:., ' -- ., .1* le 10 the now uniform Send your ROY` .. DEAK CAREER APPAREL No' - . -.1. . -4 I " 110.-W - z4A V,5 . TA'fo. A! I 10 ~ : - REG 24 88 - 3 6I 1"614 GALAXYNEATER -an.-I.. 011110IL&i - . U - \1vQ2 pfl 2-FOOT WTN$uILT NtLtCToc ROD RIOT' ECNHNLLOEEPMIRENODO (REO49.95) SUPER RODS SUPER CtFP I . ,:.. I INTEGER REG sliq 99 - ; RE a Disney Extortionist HAMILTON BEACH IL.(Dggfl •1 / BUNKR - 48ownce W Is Caught * ~ E no : threatened to set off seven ombaatThe)landrnCalUor a and Disney Wd in lando was arrested edearly A / 0 krVing'm GreyboundBugtermlj,alk,cker Santa Barbara, included an entfor thehomttobe exploded over a 15-day peri,xA If theransomdemandsrenot met. 71 Booked (or inslgatIon 'rt te rcrn'cr f eoon was aig Douglas; Hassler, a transient who had ; been living at a Santa Barbara motel. authorities said. No ball was set after the federal book- Cr ii 1 i .4 - Q I-- ___ HOSPITALITY, WARM ___ i GREETINGS, AND A WIDEVARIETYOF 22 MRS. DONALD BELL C~s -Walberry-WInfor springs I Firt wwd of the scheme, he said, cam in a telephone bomb __ f * I - 1 F ) i • -Al / . • •- '. -- ' I'R' 1 .t ~ $TYLER/ DRYER WulYr nAIU fluI IMII1 ' / - AYER FOR 3110 tIV17 CHILDREN .... I OIL OF OLAYO 0 - '2599 - 1 8 14 OL 100WAS ** 4 • i CLAIROL 901 :'' 49 7c 99 3 ' I ' ' ~,,~ T - 1 : & -. ' S 99 SUPER MAX Model H07 Reg. 19 ~1 1 II! I 1110 11 go , - - ____ W*_ COLOGNE DUET wito CRICKET i AEG 3 95 .1 . .1 . 42S :', 4 `-.-'--`; .,- I ENSEMBLE SET 600 I - • t_ .. . . - . • -_ Z. \lcl\ • Ricior 'r_.1"i (, "~, I i * -~b:xr Ir;,m / NJ 11 -.. ,Vr , ,*: _." V % - 600 _=_l L _--__--_ . 4 - --- ____ Ir-_-I - - `zff___ - -~~ -_lf __F1 . ~~ It* 150 -. U, ~ - - 7~4 j _` with 4%-oz; Dusting I . 00 V ; I . 4 rI ? f I 1 I • ' :~V=.;.~. ______ ~ ': ." ... .,.,- SPRAYGRANCE I i - COLOGNE * ." The romantic promise of fame. 2.5-ou Cologne Elegant fluted urol flacon, imported I - - 15LL - - j a. I: I . , -I -_ , - p '* . L - : EF= I '- L CTMW . . .L- ~ -- . K-_ . - _177.. .4 .A7 __.__ __ - =. . ~ TABU . . 0 9~ 1. ), - a;i Iw_, SCENT 'N SHAKER • AcIassicf:setcombining 1.75. Eau de Cologne in a lovely flutedbothe, and soothing ounce Perfumed Bath Powder. J ' ', I A. OUJOURSMOI AMBUSH % , 2-ounce Eaud,To,Ie, Oval perfume style flacon importeijf,om France l ,\I .v.nyourselfj . % - . .. i'i/e,, 1 . ____ - Give it to someone • -___ _:- -1 _---__-_-- - . say everything a woman wants to hear... ' . Crorne Perfume plus Perfumed Dusting Powd.. - _'p. - °f\L Most beautif ul expvruence last lone enough Tabu does E d Col At m seur ___________ (.., . - .-( I IJ ((EDT M DIIE LW U . j. I% - . ` -- THE . / .. . ". .;- V . 41 I,>..~: . Select from four enchanting fragrancesWindsong, Golden Autumn, Prophecy and Beloved Then her crown . , :: - - . -- . I M". -- . f 4I I I .10-0 , .2.ill il 1W L, * p_ M 8 by IU ru ifj -. Adoublegift delight.Matched r acrown boffles ot Wind Song nd Golden _ ' / w. ____ . . 1&\I -.4 k is :. I LU' .It - 'l:s 1 r e . r . / ___ - ..., - _____ '.- in Ambush .. -z._ - .. •il.__ of Cachet Cologne Spray Min ______ F` _________ ___ .., ' -- AJso available In Untamed Tigress, Casual Woodhu., and Fiery Flambeau.625 1000 I . be different on her than on nv one ilse A compelling combination __________________ I a LATNIA I-- __ Golden Spray Cologne aerosol. Also available in Tigress, Wood. C I " . NOT 2 4A 99 1799 1$'.' BATH SET 1r.Cologne EoInej th 5z. Bath Powder. ~. !W ~, .. 17 ---- p \ . .._ ; .", , J..-_ - '" _...~ i;e DELUXE BATH SET . .4' 800 age# J __. 41 .. ,,I. .. -~ .1 , .. OV11 1 . 'L " ;!.!'._.Al. - STYLING WAND MAX FOR MEN a :. Ii.- splash on. Because it is powerful. Stimulating. Unbelievable. 600 3I Shp wants Cachet be cau se it wil l ~.I., lo \ hue, Flambeau. 7SO Just ______ I 9 * 0 0 0 9 0 OF MAGNESIA •'.',' d : I" MAZY - 23c C - W NORTN9N IIIIII Vft BEER CAN CLOCK •' AFTER SHAVE/COLOGNE - " F .0 , 4-ounce Aftershave/Cologne. 1/3-oz. TK! CACHET GlLLEE , 600 :' Also available in Tigress, Woodhue Flambeau. I 600 '" ' - BATH SET th5unceBithPo.,. . V IA' .n:.4;a 69 J Perf ume. Fanhy sensual. Suddenly you're more fernalo. - "ft1SPRAY 1.7uncsSpy Cologne 4unce Aftershave/Cologne. Splash on after shaving and You'll probably put more life into your women. i C (P t~~ . , __________ J ~~.i 22 .1 /_uii... _____ .. _.- ui I ___ !,.V.,.~ 1*4111 PRI WE , ~'t-' t~~! ." H ABELLI -, M ,Ic. .... ---- 49c CT IUU JU 100 CT. ASPIRIN -- ftfr~ E;1# I 11 '••• I " 011 JAIft TU OX. , 'I -. it - . I I -, JA,J BAYER - 0 SPAWNS, I ,wll, , 69 . ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~0 .r - . - c 1% ~'. I 4 4.1 LIUT x- isoo I'--.. -t': LID COLORS 42c SII OCT 1 PRO. I 1? I #*III W,HIRLPOO 4 1~1 RICHMOND . L ~ -nic co""Ant. - 99 ' . EM " 14PI AvI KIT .. SHIRLEY / / 69 . ". - 934 91217 lyiw to find the explosive tie. I vices and disarm them. 19 0100" 1yI1W_ HAl KARATE AItacTe Spr i ngs HILOA POLAROID 108 Fun twwu" r___ I MUG % r~ \ WILKINSON XCN 0* PAd 1 TRAVEL P, it 25150 -. MARILYN GARLANTI - (01 WITH MEMORY ,p LIMIT " ..;' - ovan PEG __ . . LATICS INFORMATION: I SANTA CANDOLIERS ',OFFREG PRICE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 4 j the Santa Barbara Police L I KK I W.4,ec GIFT SET - by Capt. Charles ThompsIon of - S HELPFUL CIVIC 'a I locker. which -mid that after tjwpayment was made, in- BRUT 33 S9 . 11, 78 \ SMILE SAVER OUTFIT - 372-1817 . . "" REG I FUVOII NOVSi 99 -% -%,i~,- -0 .: _V "° " \ 3999 t i 6" .1k. PERFUME 8$ ' _. _d'_._ lls r SPL( ' ' IffMilifielliq0k. ~ _I_ ilv,.. i. L _Z MARGE WILLIAMS rJ Stctritics kMahcirn insigators said -ce the dism-ery by 1 MR. ( 4/( /f J BY ASHFORD CORSAGES 6:41. 88, ,w. cutUrxd to a s in I 1 BLANKETS 1OUD*Y 1-1 if when he tried to claim lion in ransom, authorities said. sIe L AUTOMATIC _-*f, I 3 COFFEE -"'&A -\ - & '(11 199 ,99 ItJO$1OURET(SNOWIOOIUSS ~__ t", SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP;-A24-year.oldma who I 77 ;I.fi Rope .. 1hIhlf/ / I DOUSLI ILAS$II . RIO 1399 1 . -"M,** ' . _______ 1111INIAT111111 •. TOASTE ' ~:~!. P16799 $ ., sensitive skin and 8-oz. Soap-on.&. . •J MWnI I 1;', Ill. , II. HAMILTON BEACH 9999 ' -1 ,. / 1 II POtAOOS MOST AVA*IC1O PwoTO order any or all o(the expanded "Seek & Find' books numbers2thmgh8 send 6Ocenta for each making chec ks psjableto letters in care of this newspaper To 1 - C01,04 0 MODE" POLAROID CAMERA . -. : ft .-; S 7 - THE ENTIRE SELECTION a" bellow Y' -1 -. ( ______ I If 50fa. Res. 3 so 11110" 314 ____ $ '°' 13RUT SET Brut DeLuxe tion/Crem. Lotion/ Soap Set After Shave Cram. Lotion for dry/ man-size cake of scented Soap-on. _: ' i J!,_W M 11 1 •aAacO,.o.s Brut Jr. and Soapn.ARope Set. l3Z.bold,brash. after thi,r after shave lotion and 8-oz. handy, •'I\\ % Or-..". . a - SWEATERS . ._; --I. I ,! "Ci•' C ts . g - CARDIGAN TREE RIG 29 95 AITERAMIDCNETTNIPNO T E R A N 1 0 NO C I T E S 0 pM I C TAPE REcORD 99 SLAcit&WwTi:fcn*ss 44 ON ALL stuco.' ' UGNTED POCKET CAMERA 1 4fy i -t V1. 11-II__ -. 120 DIANEIMGPMIBGTNENO INTER"IODF ro" ____ - , W i . 0 U t im- ____ - - 7/ ___ roni - 6; _,L.\\ ' ~4 -;i- m4 ' , w . I'L8RIATE 498 T, - : IMPELLER LIMIT I. . , / . . ,,. 63311 11~ J - - •6'O 1I L -- . --- ,, . I k AIIIIIINIIIIIN' hiI I r 4 V " N ' % WIIIIIIIIII~_ •11 1 111R" _____ / AFTEP SHAVE' - S/'!CR(AM DiOOoA',Y • iii \ .,% .5-oz. Ouelques Flours Eau do Toilette. A $10.00 Value. R00 FM -, OLD SPICE £99 .. s- Bubble Bath. p - % . .5-02. Ideal Eau do Toilette; same. 1.5-ounce Eau die Tone"s4-ounce Softillimo and 1.5. ' : - . J -. / and suddenly nothing is tIp. Ounce : . CHANTILLY SET ( - .. L N E 1 N T E II A E R ,~. '. . AFTER SHAVE, SHAVING R1G1199 _ .. - 99 ODORANT . .. . ' 1L'-t : (QZ;, . - - __ __ - __ III - % .. ~~~ , W .-4 . '/4l', 'IW' Fragrance that lingers long and 1 ~74 . \ . CHANTILLY SET 00.4 i__;_ ~_*'_,~~\ UMMI DlU 12" 1~ INSTANT A* BICYCLE I R A IMAIWT A -"I * %,Jp 4,6 ."'. TRAVEL KIT i 999 ____ ~ - IIII! ~ -01%11, %'.S !i. ;.; lyj 00 GIFT SETS . 4 - 8 XHXTOERDANGERNXILIC -- . A.'— , !APA %) 9 19 FICTURIS DEEP FAT FRYER EDONRETNIBXTIHTDIGN Nddu Raw sad box It, VAN WYCK ' ICKORI IBIIIXPAINDMR INNREMMONBEOEFNRNI I _-A i - 26 88 2 20 INCH HI-RISE 1110111wal1w DW N"" -" ç gently spiced with the contemporary favorite, Patchouli. 4-ounce Dusting Powder with 4. oun Spray Essence. T .4i ,.- ',-- POLAROID SQUARE -' 0 Uraguayans were found about 60 miles .IT= Montevi&o. E H 0 D I Ar UA Indigo conjures up visions of Jasmine gardens - I r- NORILCO t5 ~ ' 4~ ~ I Uruguay's military attache in Paris, on Thursday. Authorities here declined to link the murders wi th the shooting in Paris. Police said the bodies of the I It 00 - -, " - INDIGO DELUXE SPRAY . US: , f0 WATCHES ~, was unofficia! speculation that the slayings were in _. c\ --. Moody and Ma rve l ous, sult ry and clinging 4ounc.e Dusting Poer th 1unce Indigo Spray Es,n -. I ' ( .;_ a - - p '. .- $ ' - 1 1\ . . Uruguay i AP)-The bodies of five al. leged members of the leftist Tuparnaro guerrillas, three women and two men, were found tied, blindfolded and rid. : . ' i iii INDIGO SPRAY I ' , . . - -_ . died with bullets Friday beside a rural highway. There .I I - ' 7\77 , - 0 . ' Reprisal Slayin, I .. . 04 W&LINAU - ,b Wl%ff - t . .I ' ' "COSMETICS-ANO.. ") - -"alc . -ED'., I . .11 -) _... ....:.:..C~-, .1. FRAGRAN I ,,,. $ - , -- I - - in - - '' / I - -' 1-1 0 D L' (r I i. Dorothy Gray TI iii, I ' ' I ____ ' / (Al . V fragrance I • JIM -. - -- ~""""~~ 0 / / .,.,.. . .'-. / F - ' ' 1i =- ______ Nkkft -. --.•.•j.• it into a tine-party socialist state. The anonymous military% . A •"-. Council Pope Paul has streamlined the event for the pilgrims In the past, they had to cover 11 miles to visit four basilicas the church of St Peter, St Paul &ide tt Walls, St John Lateran and St Mary Majorto gain plenary indulgences gi vi ng remit tance of all davine1 would sustain enrollment. "If do llars become easy again, )OU rego g to find people dropping out of schoo ls again," G I benefits begins in January. Make Aft if 1 17 . fts of , Also, Chapman said, an economic recovery an education while at the same time receiving ' / duration, a person would use up his available funds to finance his educations." coming to school to " be tter themselves" with / ''' years after the Ecumenicat D Lclle Ellis, dean of FlU's graduate studies, said the graduate school's enrollment is "up the highest it has ever been" "Since employment is down right flOW, people feel they can afford to get themselves a better expertise,' F1lI sId Universit} officials are hesitant to speculate on the length of time the CUrflt enrollment upswing will last, but Chapman said that "U the recession is of sufficient long April" Ist April, Kennedy reported only slightly more Un 1,000 vets were going to U The ow job market is turng the back to school, according to Kennedy. Before the cuirent eco nomic situation, veterans in Central Florida "took advantage of good employment in construdilon work benefits on the G I Bill The raise was approved Dec. 3 when Congress overruled President Ford's veto. A ccordi ng to Ken Kennedy, coordinator of Veterans Affairi at FTU, more than 300 vets base applied for the winter quarter which Efrain Schact)t said Friday in Carpeas. The first Cuba. enezuela talks on resumption of diplomatic es began at U.N. headquarters in New York on Friday afternoon. Ethi way up over !t year "If U'41flg continac ilko this, we -11 have 1,600 veterans (enrolled) this I' - ' ... • ... _________ I. /1 J(( / Higher Education Enrollment Growing re " ', - ol ?--..;~,... 4,~~ ~ 0. ,, I I ,~~' ,!f,,~; ' "t. -?,,-~', from France -- ____________________ I 9 \ I -- •• I - �- [, i7;I 111ç _ I -31 ___ [.T1'Jk.EtiT Sunday iW TttJ ' V 'V I .. - 4 - - 1 -- . • - I 411 -'-• Staats ll Miss Holieda 'y • LDNGWOOD—The one-day campaign, waged by the Longwood area Chamber of Commerce to raise additional money for the Gary Staats Fund, saw $218.09 collected, but Christmas holidays have been the young man's hopes of leaving a Houston, Tex. hostaI where he is receiving treatment for leukemia for the n. ('1.J) sisters $W toward plane and dashed, lodging expenses when they periodically go to Houston to give white blood cells for Gary's tra nsfusions. Only blood from members of the Immediate family can be Gerald Ream, Chamber (If Commerce president, said Fridya the 23-year old Staats hopes now that he can return hi. A,,n..,. '11 summer systems are a threat to free enterprise, it's hard for a At the time of !I* authorized customer to complain about purchases, county planner utility bills that don't increase Roger Nelswinder commented with the changing of the that '4his is one of the first seasons. steps towards setting up a In a commission work session regional system." on utility hearings last week, The advantage the county bas Dale said that "se can expect over a privute owner of such requests for rate increases fo systems Is huge When the all firms operating county gets ready to expand the county." Dale pointed out the systems---an Immediate increased cost of operating the reality—they will have access systems, as well as the tofcderalfundsthatillpayfor- strtng&nt degree of reliabillt up to 75 per cent of the costs and treatment" for the sewage The advantage to the as baud reasons for his excustomer served by these pectations. systems Is improved service Requests from General and reduced future cost. Waterworks for substantial The county will not affect a hikes, will probably be honored syatems until mld-March. Revvnue provided by both systems will sponsor bonds used In the purchase of the facilities. t A resolution coming before for approvalon t' i . L. fees ona "ten per cent rate of return" in annual operation, commissioners decided, ~ ""• - 'I'. A 1 1 1 is a L Owner "Cars .,r ted 4.,' ,c 90 403T line , S%C catLt W I . ocaC as lidl cttst e c eta?, r ç Ctb(4s VAil CVC a y ttS t%r CW tit °tn 1,s, 1 Uts t), u c •tUTS be terlt 3 e ----: MAZUMI . . a t3t '1itS V - ed 5,citXV 4ts SANFORD PLAZA oca'trg ccCt '1' sue" tne ts t t 44 4& \\ r1 to t .311.4 %1D ''T '' akw4v lite , t\ 1V" WT e ta'1' 'c'9 U ç% - _____ . .--- — i — ________•, - -•-•* __ ____ Workman took down wd Florida State Bank sign Thursday to replace It with sign proclaiming the Sanford financial lustitutlon's ft WEEKDAYS 7:00 - :00 SAT.a.SUN.1:oo-3:Oo.S:%-7:oo.:oo - ACROSS 5 On 0,10 bf 4 i i isrmasa nci - 53 F odder ' 54Cuw4oii tab I on your mi ,,ç: - - - 58 Bntmh 6ICioy DOWN 27 AllowarKe lot - IEE :: 29 So..i all earn )25oinitcat I Ice nsss IIG'wi(usq 3SDssvI..st 15 African 111 43 Phonogisoh of the holidays with their families... 40Ri5ofl5f4$ 20 T aity up records 72 I. e p0*1 45 TJ1ti 4I spia1 24K vofpsD w 47 W09Pi4 ?!. IA,M.on of 34 fld'QV'Ou$ 3C.'ira<p.c. I C.,.t 37 H&4 cove" 38 D*4,cacy 7 E I= 11,8 1b 1 30 26 P%14www shy ur c,i9 cwg yffw 5 4I Road 3IPwlo$a 44 33PAis \ oOS% 'r 52Fsww4 TUESDAY, Ck* bm &M am man HMO moon. J JIlIJIlI no RONNE UNNOMONI nam AMO WAR UNNU M jIJ u amllll golli ll IjIlt - -jilil ANN1011. MEN_ 000I- 012j JIl Ill NOON JIR MEN Jill JIM 'Jill jIl, REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS DEC. 26th Atlantic National Bank of Sanford O I- \ F I,- SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 Member F.D.I.C. We Caai Help You Find Your Dream House 1 -' '•. U. S.BANK OF SEMINOLE -.:-- - Or American Expresii • Mast Charge • BankAmericeird --- OPEN TODAY FROM 12:30.5:30 L. p,)._4253577 Fine Jeweler, Since 1890 Affamon$, Mail - Altamont, Sprini, Culonjai Pia,a. OrIii Alto J4ck%onfi,, West t3e-c 'Ytt4t i-.n,j 7 OMPA May the joys of this Christmas season rekindle cherished memories, and fill your heart with great happiness. f - Daytona SOUTHERN AIR 134-7111 of SANFORD INC. -- ill Member F.D.I,C a R. North Orange Ave.{)rjantlo FLAGSHIP ______ I .,, . .. Jacobs 200 N. FIRST ST. -- S. (i2() • -e - Read HOME-Every Sunday vie uns of our cor'venl.nI Marge plant T. G'SH I P BANK OF SANFORD To Love Is to Give. Do Something Beautiful. /1 UI - 4 , ,--)- S $400. N. $675. 0. $425. P. $825. 0. $550. A. $650. S. $1,075. T. $1,450. - DOWNTOWN SAN FOR D Membe r F.D.I.C. Mantic Bank - V WE WILL CLOSE AT 2:00 P.M. dKi 481'sexcl sword OMAN G In order that our personnel can enjoy more - '°' locitsicoli) 2405•, ' P 1 Ar$.r.,IoP,s,,ospi,i. 46 Rooseir I City in Mare 13 pearels .1 312 N. HWY 17.fl 'sin" 1 14 LaI • DEANS CAREER APPAREL ___________________ t -- HELEN Have you stopped in at the ne w uniform store in Casselbirry? new title — Flagship Bank. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) — -- BEEF * —u•••I IPA I 4 solitaire, $1,000. G. Guard ring with diamonds and emeralds, $350. H, Solitaire, $1,500. I. $700 J. $675. K. $500. L. $750. M. 14 karat pink and green gold, u 11 1 GROUND .,.. - _______________ - 322-7302 In 14 karat gold, except as noted, with diamonds: A. Solitaire, $1,500. B. Guard ring, $1,200. C. Guard ring, $1,900, D. Platinum, and 14 karat yellow gold cirdot rings, $625 each. In 14 kicat yel!ow gold, $525. E. Guard ring, $350. F. Marquise ., - NEW NAME STARTS WEDNESDAY ONE WEEK ONLY D. vw CC t- -- - ' ,%(%)c _ ___ - PARK 9 SHOP ONE DAY SPECIAL ' BANK GETS ,tt' 3' $ %ç4ó IN 3t 11 deketio1w e mes. vie'Aa to 3. nk Vic ta' e tter t 11.0 vier 0 ,5 , • F. Unit"' area C9C & 31' 1.jel' ttc5(Sc 11 ttS 1•1k, etAcsn W ircot. eca\ %4 %A b .:-.iL• the greales wildlife and chase story in the history of the North! E. I n 0000 99COUP0 Fe C , 4 55 IM - - J - __________v Mi- tt a Watoc 1 - ' _ ,. B. se — ' . -- _____ setv JL0 - - , diamond solitaire, or exciting guard ring, to her wedding sot - I _____ More Important, there is a lady In your heart. It you are h thinking about asking er to marry you, bring her to see our persuasive collection of wedding jewelry. And if you have long since married the lady, and love her more every year, add an Important MR. J. VERNON ION Ly WWI -J ty for a few days in midJanuary - • - 'A i w Drewhibuftf; MCIMACM1111TEMISK111931 ,-i :- .: r , - 1. • . The Florida Supreme Coat has already upheld an per cent rate of return for firms elsewhere in the state. Utility significant mark towards a afusions. missloners. regional system. The Cities of bangwood and Commissioner Ski VjhJen Jr. With the new money collected Ocoee, where most of Gary's If a housing development is admitted "the taw will be on the by area merchants in can- family live, jointly called D ec. planned outside of an area side of a private enterprise" niaters from customer 16 "Gar-' Staats Day" and donations, Ream said the urged thebil A __________________________________ X1 C 0 uQmi te special I d t C eys e cause. No report bahk;Longwood is back up to a is yet available on the Ocot-balance of $401-99. The effwt. A so far has given Those wishing to donate may Gary's parents, brothers and contact ComBank T41 . ..,, • .4.. - A - manufactured In Costa Rica, seized by either individuals that said he was ordered by Vesco to month, Stuart F Graydon of Monttestified that Vesco had "a fairBy DAVID C. MARTIN may be after Mr. Vesco and modify the engines to Increase ly good knowledge of w~, apons, Associated Press Write. member of his family, and it their top speed and told not to WASHINGTON (AP) — He couu4 t our government." keep any record of the ship's in various Latin American and displayed a 12-gauge riot travels in high-sKod yachts, Vesco, 39 has told inter- movemen(s. Vesm also ordered countries, said he was told by control shotgun to his gusts. heavily armed and outfitted viewers he fears a kidnaping installation of a sophisticated Mar-ti Figures, son of a former A weapon of the same type with the latest electronic gear, attempt against one of his four electronic navigation system to Costa Rican President, that the had been purchased five days or In a private jet plane that children. On other oc' -islons he permit the boat's opetatioii in weapons factory "would be re- before the meeting in Loei Anf Ilea false, flight plans. His arse- has mentioned an unsuccessful the rockitrewn waters of Costa lated to the army of Costa gel es by 7borm P. Richaridnat Is enough for a small army attempt on his own person, re Rica's western coast without Rica" Young Figueres and son, a wealthy stocktxoker who Duit's the story pieced to- fming to provi gether by U.S. government in- cause "it's a sensitive subject Cooic. But when Graydon learned close friend. The shotgun was %estigators trying to pry Robert with me" Weapons aboard the $0,O00 that Costa Rica has nostanding oneo(l4sosticatet.jfjnns ph L. Vesco from his Costa Rican Cook said Vesco carries a yacht include a tripod-niounted Army, he sald he wondered purchased by Richardson In strnngho!(I drdl return him to Smith and Y r harninerless machine gun ihu ci cml ps "w here y ou '. U1(l tell thatApril, acc ording to this courary for trial on crimi. revolver; that I"family is pro. of automatic and semi- many pieces of equipment." rectipts subpoenaed by Senate nal charges stemming from an tected by some 30 bodyguards automatic rifles, Look said Pressed for de tails about his investigators. illegal $200,000 contribution to former President Nixon's reelection campaign. By their account, the fugitive 00 financier has created for himself a Latin American strong hold that would fit into aJames Bond novel a' Jay Powell Cook, former IAI T DII ii nv u iv HEAVY I lI'I LAZY AGED skipper of Vesco's54-foot yacht, told the Senate's permanent 100% PURE / subcommittee on Investigations ( recently that he quit when he L .ime convinced that Vesco ; intended to shoot It out with a nyone, Including U.S. aui U unties, who Interfered with ( '1 _____ Iu movements, I D a_ NIW "'" IJ. by co that '., V WITH \ THIS the weapons aboard the boat - . • — - -•Sk -' 1 -'- _,,.-. : - -- -. "-' 4 - ' • - .• is Robert were for the purpose of the pro- Vesco's $500,000 home, located At the hearings before the meeting with Vesco, Graydon Vesco prepared to defend tection of his family, him and man exclusive residential area Semite subcommittee this sum- Invoked the Constitutional himself with arms? Apparently his family," Cook testified, outside the Costa Rican cpita1 mer and fafl, two U.S. bqslnessagainst privilege selfso, Senate investigators have Vesco didn't spell it out, but of San Jose, is surrounded by an men testified that they met incrimina tion. concluded from the tes timony Cook said he concluded that eight-foot concrete wall. Veco In April to discuss conGordon D. Ingram, who deof witnesses who dealt with what he had in mind was fl During his two months structlonofa factory capable of Vesco In Costa Rica. "chance of this boat ... could be aboard the Joya Poca, Cook turning out 500 machine guns a signed a machine gun to be -- . Challenge tobe vvee .10 16 • - . MOM - " •. EDITOR'S NOTE — i - . - k U44ICU 1974-11A O *n Latin American Stronghold - ..J, Sunday, Dec. 22, I! By HILL I3ELLEVUjE already served by an existing the case of calculating a fair hearings. With compliance 1g7 decisions, commtss CflCtS have Herald Staff Writer utility, the developer will be rate base + v '-' responsible for Installing the But Southern Gulf, another a 1C8SOfl5uC amount 0 me Ith Editors note: This Is the 'waterandsewer systems-which large firm that asked for big to render a decision. ulcy obably won't be as requested rate Increases, second of a three-part ierlei he would deed to the county rate hikes, pr . dealing with the operatlen of The systems will be tied into a forti:nate, "Coiipliance will jt lVC days from the tuic they utility firms In Seminole nearby private utility plant bya a key Issue" in granting the terminate the last hear ing on county. Seminole k one of sf. "master meter" The plant will requests, VihIen said. "I find the request. Rates for water and sewer counties in the state to have Its supply water and process the that they're not subject to rate own UtfiltyControl Board which sewage, the county will pay the increases because they're not in connections Vary in the County, regulates both the operation private firm, and the customers compliance-it's as simple as bit they generally stabalize around $3.50 a mont for an and the rates of water and will pay the county. The county that." Mring the work session, the average use of water, and $2 to sewer $)Items that are in -al -i.aintain and inspect the service here. There are 21 In- new system, and more in- boar also discussed the corn $4 a month for a minimum of -, • centt akeview MlddleSchool Thursday night for the annual dividual firms In the county spectors will be hired for that pliance of Eagle Utilities, sewage. Christmas concert of the combined Gold Glee ('tub (top) and Band (bottom) Tommorruw: In the last part range serving anywhere from g function If the resolution is Maitland Utilities, First few to a several thousand passed, Utility Control Director Florida, and Adventure Camp of The series, Belleville will customers The trend is Bill Dale said Utilities, all of which have review the 21 certIfied utility towards publicly owned The private developers will presented their cases In public operations In the county. "regional systems." As a first eventually be reimbursed with step towards that end, the utilities revenue for their county okayed the $4 million construction of the system. MAN I.fl.t ML7J fl n* TBUI STORY Purchase of (onctimer 1 tilIth While there are strong ()t} LAKE VIEW ENTERTAINS Sanford, Ft. Fugitive Robert Vesco Creates :% • Herald, 100 N. Maple Ave. Sanford :'4 -:• , - -- -'' - -•-. ., - . -- ', - ' -. - ... • HWY. 17.fl S. SANFORD FIRST FEDERAL O$fl SE OLE SANFORD OFFICE 312 Frt ',tiCi' OVIEDO OFFICE C enter Ov ,u oo WINTER PARK OFFICE i'C.%t1 LONOW000 OFF iCE ORANGE CITY OFFICE vi—w vi- w Road 'ENTURY PLAZA member F . S . I. I C -S �+ ---- 12A—S'inday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gov. ------ I .+. ++++++++ ---++- +---:---- -----.--.+: --------------------------------------------------------------------- - -- - -- ---------------------. .- Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974 H Askew: Ma jor Goal Is Et ' ic h s Legis lation SPORTS 4 TAUQIAEE, Fla. (AP) would give the public an oppor. drop of $117 million. October to go all the way, but we are problems certainly, i think economy, and a con. tourist basc include casinos' As Florida enters a year In tunity to find out how some of- was actually less than the certainly hopeful we can cut A. -Absolutely not. I remain the points to the need for us to re- tinued sound fiscal POlICY. which three present or former lids) may or may not be enadam antly and unalterably op. o for nruue rate down to five per cent for iewthis whole field. Cabinet officers and two Surla±Ing himself. How do you diversify in 25 years. So it may sti e posed to casino gambling in th ll go electricity, where you are Q preme Court Justices are achedQ. — How has all this discord economy? The Ethics Commi%sisiw1fl down a little, our economists actually experiencing the that has come with the Florls. uled to go ci trial, Gov. Reubin be making some recommenda. tell us we can anticipate a 1ev. greatest Increase. We are corndlctments going to affect you Askew says his major goal will A. — By encouraging certain Q. -Do you plan any change tions as well. I think it's iznpor- cling by the summer and things mlted to eventually doing away and your administration' be ethics legislation. Industry to come ir.to the state In personnel In your new ad. tant for us to continue this will start looking better in the with all city tax on household A. Most of those facing pend. and by strengthening our tout- ministration? .kskew said in a yearend in. thrust in this whole area of re- latter part of the summer and utilities. As I said during the tog charges will not be bolding terview that he would try again ism base and other measures as storing people's con fidence in early fail, campaign, the time table will of fice. It has some effect be- may be re A. - There will be some this year to win legislation to co government. Q. What Is this decline in depend on revenue receipts. At cause it creates stress that tinw tinw by mmended reeofficiMsto!ile copiesof .• our econofrom mic changes but not any wholesale in the fie of the envin- revenue gang to do to your this point would not othe rwise be there adv1sory cowicil.methHenge changes. There'll be some their inco me tax returns and meat1thinkwe'vemadegreat plans toremove the municipal Q. — Howlsallyourinterest but Idn't believe theyarego. i peoplewhoVmsurewlllbede. net worth statements. to be strides but there are still some tax on utilities? in e th equitiesbetweenth sirousofmov1ngontosor. ics legislation tied wiln tog to appreciably affect our The 1974 Legislature rejected e economy things we have to do. We are A. -As I have said all along, the problems in Florida of In. ability to get the job done, this requirement and a llowed and the environment. We must thi ng else. We will be apgoing to have to come up with to whatevrr exter' we can dictments of officals? Q. -What do you we as your preserve the state and at the proaching this as a new year in officials to file either Income some type of new communities move toward this will depend A. —1 started advocating this major problem In the next (OUt same time recognize which we review ever,thlng as tax return and fi nancial disand legislation, a procedure on the revenue available. We long before any of the current years' closure statement or a form (gj, JIEW some valid economic impacts, opposed to asking for every. whereby you can have a are still hopeful that we could at problems. I would be rec. A. - I think that the chal. You must have the payrolls u body's resfgration and review. 1 lccting major sources of income as an alternative procedure planned community through least cut In half the tax on ommending this same legisla- knge of the next four years In support our state. lag e very position that serves at hich reveals little. requirement that public out, bond financing so that you utility bills as it applies to Lion absent of any problems but Florida are going to be protectmy pleasure. I don't intend to Askew also said economic Fe- ciali file copies of their income spread the cost of the initial electricity. You may not be able the fact that there have been ing the en%iornment and diver. ession and lower tax collec- tax return and statements of services to those people who are Q. - Does strengthening the do that. tiuns may delay a major pledge Wt worth, using it as opposed to taxing his re-election campaign, to I don't know that thls will bea someone presently using mrtitminate the 10 per cent city panacea to help restore con- vices. This is consistent rith taX 00 household utili ties and fidence of people In government the carrying co ncept. " with +, ft.. (!' ç; ;e will make a pus i in ++ where a public Official might be the field of wetlands,, both Askew had the following Fe- tempted to betray the public coastal and inland. We think it's sporLses to questions: trust, the thought of ei ther hay- going to be important to hi'ye Q. -What are going to be the ing to take on the Internal Rev- Comprehensive local ptannLng. major goals of your second enue Servi ce or, in the alterr.a- Q. -What about state spe administration? Live, to run the risk of making tog? THIS IS AN HONEST & TRUE SALE A. - The biggest challenges public any additional income A. - Obviously we are got ng will bem the field of ethics, the mightcausesometohave c- to have to pull i!l our belts,W i th field of ruruncial disclosure. I ond thoughts and possibly pee- the first quarter of this yea r's think it's im po rtant that we vent problems. Certainly fili ng tax receipts - July, August, have as a requirement and not the sta temen ts of net worth and September - we showed Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. — . f 7' / + " .-. : - kv / ti 0-7 / ' puts his hand in the senior's Face. 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Morris 3 00 1 stowers 10 S 7 25, O'Connell 1271, Bridges 0000. Li,. 0010. Pratt 1113 Totals 1071 3311 - FalrieIQhDIckInion 31 36-6/ Sttsnn 40 Ii II Fouled oul Conrad, Nordhorn+ Roti Personal fouls 1airlrh Dickinson N. StcIs<n 76 - -- a Service IN STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS ANY CARS •SVINGS. A S ueen I + (FORMERLY CHRYSLE -* PLYM OUTH R - 1k taft rt with mairhri .rI I + , + I. , • $ •p • Vu. -+— a,, • I. TH 0•' Re I . 36 • + • - by the initial period and Ronnie Bridges, scoring before iitting down at t1w 2:38 1 5 7. that they never relinquished, less than one minute of play. Without "Giant John" in the By the time the clock ran out All three goals were gotten lineup the Patriots were able to after the first eight minutes, the same way, Chambers would creep closer but apparently Apopka was on top 15-8 with anticipate w hen a Brantley Coach Ward was never worried Hightower leading all scores by player was about to pass and as he did not go into a stall at canning two baskets and hitting step in front of the throw and any time. His players continued -@ - HArg-% L ake Branuoy F:uI:Aa ia FOUIfd Oui - 1 14 15 21-58 19. Lake Brantley None SI. Lake Branticy 56 tie h Dc krsctt Stetson - 4 P -, . Pat~ ; 4 -- ,. a I i' '- _ , , , ,/., 1' /.. . jr , The faces us' happiness —as these pstpka cheerleaders display their joy as the Blue Darters won Its fourth game against Lake Brantley, 62-58 NFL ' Wild Cards ' Against Odds games back of Miami in the Cardinals played the Vikings in You've got to go back to who rushed for 1,006 yards. East Division but 1 games Minnesota. 1969—before the merger—to ahead of the next-best runner. The NFC clash matches Since 1970, after the merger find a runner-up that made it Pick a card, any card. But up, Denver's 741. of the NFL and the American big. That year. Kansas City fin Washington, the highest. (Ion't bet 100 much on them. In the National Conference, Football League and the formu. i.shed second in the AFL's scoring team in the conference History Is against you. it's the Washington Redskins, lation of the current NFL play- Western Division. But the with 320 points, against the The 'wild cards," the two who put on a late-season charge off format with six division Chiefs beat the New York Jets Rams, who allowed the NFC's teams not quite good enough Lit and wound up at 10-4, sharing winners and two runnersup, the Ia the semifinals, kayoed Oak. fewest points, just 181. And it win divisional titles but good first in the East with St. Louis wild-card teams have had it land for the AFL championship brings George Allen, coach of enough to make it into the Na- but relinquishing the division pretty rough. and capped their season with a the Redskins, back to Los tional Football League playoffs, title by virtue of their two In 1970, Detroit and Miami Super Bowl smashing of the :ngeles once more. have their day Sunday, regular-season losses to the were knocked out in the first Vikings. Allen, dumped by the Rams Both history and the odds- Cardinals, round. The next year, Washing, after the 1970 season, has makers say it'll be their only While the Bills ire in the The Bills invade Pittsburgh to ton lost in the NFC's first round coached Washington into the day, that they't' be watching play the defense.mninded while Baltimore won, then lost pla )0115 for the First time since playoffs in all four of his years the Jan. 29 conference chain. Steclers, with the mid-6, Pittsburgh 13 in its with the kickoff sched. in the AFC title game. In in the 'Skins. And his teams pionshlps from ihe stands or on tiled for 1 p.m., EST. Three Dallas won its opener, then lost third straight postseason fight, have beaten the Rams in the television, hours later, In Los Angeles, the n the NFC championship while It's likely to be a collision of only two regular-season games In the American Conference, Redskins battle the Hams. Cleveland was kicked out in the running gaines, with Simpson, they have played since Allen it's the Buffalo Bills, who won In today's two games, the AFC's first round. Last year, who gained 1,125 yards this headed East, one of them a 23. the wild-card playoff berth with Miami Dolphins Face the Raidboth Washington and Pitt. year, squaring off against 17 triumph less than three a 9-5 record, finishing two ers in Oakland and the St. Louis stiurgti were first-round losers. Pittsburgh's Franco Harris, weeks ago. Chicago Players Starting To Believe Again IF YOU DON'T SEE US DURING THIS SALE YOU ARE GOING TO MISS THE BEST CAR BUYS OF THE YEAR. I two and a half minutes left in the game helped bring the final margin to the decleving four point difference. Hightower, th e outstanding "Big Man" in the O.B.C. last of By BRUCE LOWIT AP Sports Writer +1 THE LITTLE alongAilh the removal of John inark To illustrate the type of defense the Hatters were employing, FDU could manage but a mere 10 field goals in the second hail, but only had (our in the first 15 minutes, which led to its downfall. SOLD DURING THIS SALE WE WILL GIVE LICENSE PLATE OR TRANSFER FREE. - simply take the ball the length to shoot whenever they pleased On the Brantley side of the of the court and lay it in for two but with flight(rxer or U)e 'trst City—The 1973-74 with this season as he score four players each points. bench Anthony Collins was able Apopkn Blue Darters were the dominated the action inside at poppedbook, in one basket as the Chambers three solo scores to get many rebounds for the Orange Belt Conference Co. both ends of the court. Patriots were forced to shoot made the count 37.22 with just Patriots and help them Champions along with the close On the defensive erd, the 6-4 over an effective zone that was under seven minutes to go in the the final margin to four at the Oviedo lions. Tins title was Hightower wa an intimidating thrown up by the Blue Darters. third quarter. It was at this buzzer. gained by Coach Galand Ward's figure as he swatted away The second period saw the time the Patriots Ray Bowling Colli ns was able to score charges although the Blue many of the Patriots attempts Patriots outscored by two began a scoring spree that kept seven points after the removal Darters fielded a team that was at inside shots. Late in the points, 16-14, as Lake Bran. the Patriots from being blown of Hightower, five on foul shots comprised entirely of juniors. game he was called for tley's senior guard, Terry off the court. and two on an offensive But Ward's plans for an even defensive goal tending as he Strober found the range and Bowling hit a long distance rebound, better year this time around soared high above the basked to banged in three long distance job out of the corner for the first Bowling banged fn 10 in the began to unravel when he lost deflect two of Bowlings at- jumpers. of his 19 second half points, final eight minutes but it went two of his better players, tempts at driving lay-ups. The But once again the inside play Then he began to start dropping in vain as the Patriots will now Ronnie Bridges and Dan hicks, Patriots pic ked up four points of Hi'htuwer and rook prrcd them in from all over U court 'o into tk mino!e Count' tl:ir iiiLility to get 1 ,11 thc calL but the locals were to be too much for the Patriots In fact he drew the Patriots to Christmas Tournament at pa.ising grades. more than slightly aware of his to handle as both chipped in within 10 at the 1: 13 mark of the I.yman with a mark of Friday night Ward took his.iesome presence eery-time with six points apiece, all on third stanza with an out For the winning Blue Darwatered down version of Big they carne close to the hoop close in attempts. standing driving lay.up ters, they evened their record Blue"1-% the Lake Brantley gym Along with his jumping mate, Lake Brantley came back for and came back with his fourth James Cook With the count standin g 47.7, at 4-4. Hightower helped the second half tap victory, in a thus Fur- the Blue Darters take trailing the Blue Darters were able to the early by only 31.22 but anoff other John pick up three quick baskets as frustrating season, as the Blue lead as the pair of leapers hept Chambers almost single Chambers and Company Darters thrashed the Patriots once giving their squad three and handidly broke the game openagain 0 1 1, began to step in front of sfI G2-&1 in a game that was not four shots each time they had froin his guard spot. I 'S 1014; nearly as close as the score posi tion with their rebounding Chambers a fleet footed that resulted in even easier inight indicate. ability. junior helped make Coach baske ts. Some second halfher roics by 28462, Cook hit the first basket from Ward forget about the loss of I atriot R Ijightower pumped in LAKE BRANTLEY: Bow ling ill Bowling anil Anthony Collins the right hand corner at the 7:30 twice All-Conference selection points in the Os fourth period - r WE HAVE MANY, MANY, MORE NEW & USED CARS & . greater force to be reckoned half and merely broke the game wide --- it W year showed he will be even a a free throw for five points, open with a combination of quick points and a stingy defense. The result was a 150 lead over the visitors. The Hatters, who certainly shook the cobwebs cf exam week ir that second half as they built their lead to 2G at one point as Wilkes went to his bench. Of course the veteran Stetson coach was pleased with the performance of his team pie in the second half. "We played great defense at the start of the second half and that won It for us," said Wilkes. SALE PRICE $4999 SALE PRICE 1688 Incl. Fri. & Service in f BRAND Nfl! 72 DODGE MONACO DICKINSON: Crum 0 7 S 7. Conrad 7 46 15, Ed ponds 1 7 7 10, .Makwnski 4 7710 Salop 3 0 0 6. Alexander 3 17 S. fltchleltti4m,r71 1S.Gree-nberg00 00. Hunt 0 00 Or Joesnsen 0 35 3 Totals 23 7176 67 STETSON; Williams 3 00 6. JOhnSOn 537 13, P4orSsorn 056 S. ('lion 10 12, Sell: 4 4 717. Ron) I I - USED.4! .. goals. Although Stetson did Lead at the end of the first half by a 40-31 count, Stetson's head coach Glenn Wilkes explained how his team merely went thru the motions at times especially as the lead went over the 10 point ihark. :'When we got the first halt lead we quit playing and I'm also the blame for that," said Wilkes," we thought they would give us a better game than they did at the beginning." Falrleigh Dickinson came Into the game with an unbeaten record of 4.0, but over such lightweights as Ions, Nor. theastern and Montclair State. 3•73 FURY ID 2.74 DODGE D100 1/2 TON Bed 31$ Eng., AT, PS, PB,AC,Adventur. Pack, T.T Radio & Tint Glass. Sticker Price $519087 ,sf ueuer toan average defense which at times made its opponents look mad, Well the Hatters certainly looked the part at times but also at times looked brilliant especially the play of 6-7 junior forward Dave Stowers, who took game scoring honors with 25 points In helping Stetson win Its fourth game against one defeat, with an 81-67 victory over the visitors from New Jersey. Stowers, who hails from Virginia had played a somewhat disappointing game against Stetson's last opponent Western Kentucky, but against the Knights he was simply everywhere as he grabbed every loose ball, deflected passes, led and was also on the end of fast breaks, but most impot'tantly he converted just about everything he threw up for his 10 field I Incl. Frt. & Servièe NLW Apopka team. n sSecon d Stetso Ha f D wns Edmunds AdijUesCeMeron the Stetson University campus with the in - • Dan Gabriel of the Lake Brantley Patriots attempts I o score the hard way as an Apopka defender HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES FOR THIS SALE. hAND NLW - a - l hAND NLW By LEE GIEGER I ( WE HAVE OVER 175 NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK. MUST REDUCE INVENTORY BY HALF BY DEC. 31, 1974. — A REAL SALE liQ K P llerald Correspondent AI t-4- T N0 COME ON THIS A po k D a owns atrio P ts _7 , Sunday, Dec. 22,1974-113 S 01 rPL4R [mv' Stowers, 24 of Stetson scores ow of his 10 field goals for his big 25 points in the hatters jctory over ilsiling Fairkigh Dikinson University. Otis Anc'rum, 31 Just watches the netlon. By The Asacriated Press The Chicago Hulls are about go on ;istanpede, says ('oach l +lick Mutta. "This team knows It has soiiicththg going, and you can Feel the rn'..mentumii building up," said Motta, whose Bulls posted their fourth victory in a row and maintained their lead In the National Basketball Assoclation's Midwest Division by bea,.ng the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 96-73 Friday night. "We've got terrific rapport now," said Mota, "I think somnethir.g happened at halftime of the Atlanta game Thursday night when we had a rap session, with the players sou nding off against me, "They now know and believe that there's something big lurk. ------- - --------- trig out there in the NBA, and For the first time since I've been with the B'ills, I sense a feeling that everybody's going to go all out the rest of the season." ELsewhere In the NBA Friday night, the Golden State War. riors nipped the Philadelphia 76i.'rs 94.93, the Boston Celtics beat the New Orleans Jazz 110lOg, the Atlanta Hawks defuited the Buffalo Braves 113-102, the Houston Rockets stopped the Washington Bullets 116.91 and the Detroit Pistons edged the ljts Angeles Lakers 103-102. Itoh Love, until recently a holdout In a contract dispute, pwJ1peJ In 30 points to support Chicago's stifling defense, which held KC-Omaha to a mere 29 points in the second half. It was the sixth time the ------------------------- I____------- game-high29 points in the equaled his career high with 35 fourth quarter and put Golden points for the Braves and Bob State ahead for good with a McAdoo had 31. - Iayup with 1:07 to go, making Rockets 116, Bullets 91 the score 92-91. Barry then iced Rudy Tomjanovich scored 26 the game with a tap-in with four points, Ed Ratleff 21 and Zald seconds to play. AtxIid.Azjz 20 for the surprising Celtics 110, Jazz 106 ___________ Rockets, who rolled to their Jo Jo White hit four quick third consecutive victory. Laskets in a third-quarter spurt _ Pistons 103, [Akers 11)2 that helped Boston deal New Bob Lanier scored 34 points Orleans its fourth successive loss. Center Dave Cowens for the Pistons, Including a key BOB LOVE offensive rebound wi!h 17 see. topped Boston with 27 pAnts ends to go that gave the Pistons an d White finished with 26 a three-point lead. ' Happy Bulls, NBA leaders in team delfak.s 113, Brabes 102 Ilairston's layup six seconds fense, have held an opponent Rookie John Drew scored 24 Later made it 103.102 and after under 80 points and was theof his 26 points in the second Detroit's Don Adams missed a 30r)th career triumph for Coach hail and reserve Ilerm Gilliam pair of free throws, the Lakers Mott.a. added 20 points For Atlanta as had a chance to win—tint Gall Warriors 54, 74ers 93 Buffalo suffered its third Goddrjch's baseline shot at the Rick Barry scored 15 of his straight setback. Handy Smith buizer was no good +. - $ - - - - -+ -_____-___---- . - -----------+------------- --- - -------------- - - - -------- - - - �____ - ' —. - _____ -- - - ---------" i 28 — Sundy Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974 SCMEBMRD __ ! M. __ ! . Don Results N* SAO 3.40 7 3 I 300 7 7 -' • - s is e 3M o Howarth, the 14i pound Greyhound ace had no trouble qualifying for the finals after pinning lake Branti k ,•,' Midwest Divisim Chicago Is 13 SM - Oetroi THIRD. 5-16 M. 31-19 K C Omaha 4wfaqurmeade 960 560 210 6 A11J*aUlker 240 3 GO iden St Seattle Portland FOURTH, 5.16, C. ji.r3 ProorroiR Euorrw 6 40 300 24 S L as AmWes Bouncer Bov 350 1 40 Fr4iy' sQunt,r s, risoo the line today when he laces the Parker's Lou Luttinger. Franklin SCOftd a pin over his 157 pound foe of Bishop Moore Yesterday, Frank Nickerson, in the second period. Mike Hartwlg from Sanford -sloned over the Greyhound's Tom Lent to proceed against Ron Hutchinson of MSInland. MaxBuffkin uf Brantley should prove to be the strong point In the 167 pound class today. Bufikin faces Sanford foe Sam Sanders in the finals. The Patriot wrestlers only problem could come pier took the decision in the final twe seconds of the match with a of Mainland's Tommy Macon. 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Doubjell, 4~p- :_ _- ;T; -; i-,r~ -? ~ Trke "- 6L: . 1 ix, - i W I 450 4 * S11 £3 a 9 0 13 6 %ith I 41 Wit-to A 2.1.1; H1i! t')t latter half o 20th century based in one of those glass $,495.40. g The Dodgers, who lost in . Gymnast Dead . - - • champion gymnast at the University of Minnesota died I .: • I -. • - - ... - • .Q ___ ___ - - - . . I . I. — ,- ___~._ -7 ~ , ~ _. - : ~:~. ! t,' Ms lawyers sized up Owir of. does Peter Wvasi, vice president - his opponent Sam Savgs know I,. MIGHTY- OAKLAND GROWS byAlan Maver -- a nue Pace Leaders By The Associated Press everybody wants on their side. sentation." Ralph Simpson ' t 10 77w Denver Nuggets believe engaged the big hitters in secutive shots from who put nin IIWI For Said Ewing Kauffman owner in the itTIstabIe force, of. the Nuggets, e Ahoskie's batting order —the law tn-rn of Che rry, Cherry and of the Kansas City Royals: -He fcn~e; the New York Nets favor players in douWe figures. Simp.. should be interested the inunoyable object defense son and Mike Green cacti had (tt City.We're a definite ennant Each dkision l'ader ints fr if te ' r. and even more so parlayed Its spec:alty into an "ng The Nugge Is, lading by eight Cherry appears to be no with Hunter. Ile would be fool- easy American Basketball peints after one varter, uut. rr.8 kb for the slick ' nvadtfs ish to go to a lewer club Lie. Association triumph Frida from Los Angeles. But nsper scored the cae he's interested in going to night 0;;r:: 13.2 In lim a fumy way of first 2 20 the cond period fooling the Series. He' The Nuggets, Western Divid be foolish not to people. Just ask Charles 0. consider Kansas City." suid never were threatened. Ion leaders whose 25 record Denver Fit hcy. -t per tfl . • t& it Kansas City, then Oakland and tried - ar1 lO.2-pMnt Yt Joe - are tops in pro basketball, shot iqi torrid 66 per cent from the __ p nwr. 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Rn lkwme had 25 for Utah, t - 11--7 . .WVWW-*rm 1 I Y'l I" . _. - I.- - IL~' M15" /' e orge r I . ~11 W, - temphis Its first lead of the Stan 10 11 '11:~~ , _________________ - II!I . , " • -u-- .4 ) \ .41R R.41PERS 15 'I',`'~ . ,10 YZf OAr4p buuer gave ',-"' rc Y/If,W cc 1W.5 A10y oiG' P/4+ m'FxMao'tp kri_- ( . , -•• - •. - - / '• I - - _74 • ' - _• - 4 i•. ____ I3j • .. .- - I , ,F - . - J1IldI I1 _ e _ A - __ . 40 ______________________________________________________________I YES, IT'S OTIS The late Bert Bell, who that pro football is Indeed the In a beautiful irony, although preceded Rozelle as com- national pastime. Stetson's center Ods Johns9a, 54, shows villy he's so tough arond they pay roughly $50 million missioner, used to take his It's very slick, very efficient, the basket annually for - the rights to Phlladelpila team on bus The violence of o telecast NFL games, the three football has to bucolic Green Bay and stop been romanticized by the NFL - their domain. The owners are scandal. millionaires who get gray-faced Local bailConference "doesn't have Staging a football game now enough people In Its is an exercise in logistics that headquarters to provide the would bole minds in the services of the NFL. And it has E y eceiye ft Its Inter-City match at Lake Florida A&M Gets Mills Benny Mills Seminole High st1's 255 pound ta ckle, who was described by his coach as the most consistent player the team has sigi? to coll ege foot ball at Florida A&.M Helen Month) at 1:30 Its annual Invitational doubles , at he Sanfo courts Dec. 30, 31 innIng 9 a.m. rd beg John Miller L Christmas came early for the three times in the first period on Gambucci and Rich Smith lift- Atlanta Flames Friday night. ui, Mills was recently selected on goals by Larry Patey, Al ed Minnesota over the first team defensive unit of SlacAdams and Morris Mott. Indianapolis. The victory was the Herald's All-County Ir,4 NEW YORK I AP) -Johnny The expansion Capitals, who the third in a row for the football team. Mills played both Miller won three go tour-nawipcd out a 2-0 St. Louis lead have lost all 17 of their road Fighting Saints and the 19th ways for the "Fighting nients in his fint five years on with three goals in the second games, got shorthanded goals loss for Indianapolis in its last Seminole.-," in its 4-5-1 sl'ason the PGA tour But last a row this month, the Flames Set Ton ight K entucky Colonels of the American Basketball As. V - and general manager of the San 2 h After dropping eight games in dd * , appearstopwiththe ad,, 1 . I i ' 00"~~~ - o the time, Big Sun Finals GELES - Tile Seattle Supersonics (of the Na. tional Basketball Association filed a 125 million suit against the agent of Jim McDaniels, charging that he interfered with an agreement to send the playel, to the -r— I i . ed Cash of Se minole High — I B u es . 4' - * - brass f4s dispatched ... the Dodgers brass-owner Walter O'Malley. general Manager Al 54 I they'd be played, Bill Granhoim owners get up and lire the The fun has gone out of it," of the NFI, was already commissioner cities and converts the super every 20 exploita tion of the sport to cash protested Cleveland president spending weeks in New Orleans minutes." flow. By 1976, the bienterudal i year, there will be 28 and I • maye 30 teams. a rl Gi You want to buy a football 'F By The Associated the Ca ps 4. The Seals tafljed s rd-period McDaniels Sued white the American League's Fr - goals by Gary University. New, 20 teams will be moving . B 1ii1 with anxiety on Sundays, which to the 26 member teams In i C4 1 I k basel's most wanted list .1 I B 8 . . . - '"• octopus of the NFI, reaches out shelters and wliteoffs tite, rest Pentagon. Two years before no diwtion. In basketball, the In l9?2,Hansonwasnamedtheoutsthndingg)Thfla$ton the 26-member universi ty team, In 1968 he won the stat,, high school championship on the high bar. " . e From Control Central the masks their chortles over tax Friday of injuries he suffered six weeksago in a fall from a high bar, A spokesman for University of Minnesota Hospital said Hanson, 24, never regained consciousn ess after breakin g his neck in the (all, • . . Properties). MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. i AP) -Blair Hanson, a former I ) - II .1 -___ . ____ ___ ---_--__ --- down -on Park Avenue in the segmems of those broadcasts Practice sessions. Legendary through film and television and on their own football specials. Johnny Blood, heart of Manhattan when he coached the written word, as a smile for They have to buy the film, too , the Pittsburgh Steelers, American enterprize and gusto. It is the headquar ters, on the from the NFL disappear ed on a road p to And the Ideas all emanate from fully occupied 12th and 13th With omnipotence has come a New York and turned u 410 Park. floors of 410 Park, for Pete change In attitude of those who lled and disheveled, ro broke "Baseball," said Harold Rozelle, commissioner, and his own, direct and play the sport, few days later. Rosen thal, once the publicist of Today it would be a national the American Foot. tionarles of the various NFL subsidiaries (NFL Films, NFL . gxnes to the world champion into Chemy's sighLs and he's t - ti 1.1 I I. t cubes which shimmer light major networks can't use taped at roadside meadows for public relations apparatus, a 21-1 shot, by a nose and Feminine Power, who closed a 3i, finithed third. mon,d to be the A' s new home— field and burled the V'rg'r" Brim Taylor wored eight mattmq the Capitals Of be IL Ttds Denver 26 S I" Carter had brOqht Memphis of MeAnwWle the Nets, deferxi- PoiflU and MC& six steals ah F" Rnvd S" Antonio )g 14 _$" St-, W"k he sweeeded in making helluva Proposal. New York jumped out to a 274 into a ** tie New Mixi* 72. Ja(k*0fl,411, 'Utah ndi ii i Soo W) t1aslaIhtflelamIeIc400 Besides the Dodger,, tl I udcomeno PI5ywlth14sevJs1, but ieajers putupa katTheS Vanderbilt Un &~_, Philadelphia pelople the basebafl Phillies, capital of Clo ser than eight points the rest Utah went ahead again on Wall 11 19 VV 14 U defense And stopped the the world, all because he ddnt Cleveland Indians, California StIM Fridiy' Resul5 for of the Spirts wqy, Jones long jump aid, Cable C,or CJautc of St. Louis 126-'02 lk~" yort lu, So LJOV-s 10 reccogriiie the Mal, prLqj in Angels and Milwaukee CW __ The Nets, vying wi th the U Lah their nin Collis Jones' offensive C*nvtf 143 virgmta In 4i Mem Pit'S 101 UtPM 100 team rebound for Memphb nlsde it Clara FInley who failed to make a with Hunter lday. Satyrday's Gam" club record 100-100 wIth seven seconds left Nets have held their opponents defense,equakda with ,be hfw York at 1";_104, contrwtual $W.000 pa)mierlt in II That will mAke 10 clubs-in. under 100 seven tiprles, o ir ninth straight win After Utah's Roger Brown sf Grand Canyon Invitational f4##--V#&n manner, thed to cluddi1V UK- New York Vankm have aHowed 100 r'c e and al w tied the longest streak missed a shot, the Championship Memp#4 rnak itnds by offering Hunt- and Boston Red Sos on Thtrsnow 102- -'in the JIA this year eritucay time out bnd ect up Carter's .yon ?o- occ-oental In the only otherand ABA garie us Erving of the Nets winning basket. have made pitches Friday night, the Memphis Sunday $ Gatnes 'i in ready to pay you the to Hunt to p d Conso'at,ca scorers with 32 at N@W York er and one thing seems Sounds edged the Utah Carter fl nishcd with Z3 points PO UU M-0 k&r.tat City, 102i North mney. " Finley sald Wt .-um. to be frVima at VMq_V_io-y enWging from these dis- I(C-100. while leatritme Stew Jolmwn .& Ttie caretaking operation for Edies Double. an I&I shot, edged Lady Norma Jeanne, .• • . - / / . Professional football, until its The NFL hired the Harris boom of the 1%0, used to be a_Report to survey the country can't buck them on this. the most dynamic - ____ -4 , IV NFL admitted conumrCial minute for this the portentous Howard Co3ell boistero , -fa ire game. and produced a report toshow us 11113sez - . of other suits have been host of the time they'll insist on disposed of in the last couple of potting theshow together.Eyen )ears. —- to peak exposure at $215,(*X) a 000 " F erm in P,r4r-"- ' I -4) T,',r,,tie, 101 Columb ia 73 111F -_ Do ers Stlw*ongest For a is '_ - —. — ' every American home for six 11410nths of the year. building up . • K&MUOY I Vernon Prewt of Lake Brawley attempts go pin Steve Clark 9, Do ytm -_ Mahiliand In first romW ommsment Lyman. : _ , sible deal, Hunter, the pitcher Jim was pleased with our pee- Svnday, Jaw 12 Manriallan If. Waillinglon 73 Ptrfecta (6 2) V$ 50 - -- and field bz Walter NFC oi MkhiqinlnyIfati,naf ";n1tia (261 11700 ____ on a 15-yard scamper by Wood. . row Higgins. Diego PadL-es, said he was j so . • Series, are Itching for another and it should be a whopper. crack at the Series gold, only 71ree more teams made their LIUStIIT)e they want with presentations Friday, sizing up Catfiih Hunter. No. I on Hunter in one of their unifairm St. Lou;s of Msnnewa A&M 0 303 2 % end Dale McDaniel fur another )th out and the other ending score in the fourth quarter. - -_ _. NFL Rule Questioned - - c1t M , version of the NFL Pro football is lucrative. The the United States government. $14.95 (and up) gift Items, sue the NFL" The NFI, a combined halfbillion-dollar enterprise, is in the throes of severe labor problems. It Is worri ed about N declining attendance revenues, reserve system, under which play,ers are bound to one inflationary economy a team was ruled to be a violation of the na tion's antitrustthe federal intervention. laws by US. District Court Judg e will T. Sweigert also cited as illegal the so-called "Rozelle Rule", But it is till a pervasive, by which a commissioner, presently Pete Rozelle, had the right to dictate proper compensation for the affected team Y ace 0 a when a competitor plays out his op ti on and signs to play brilliantly merchandised with another club, spectacle that invades almost . Oakland A's in the 1974 World destined to bag one for Hunter PLAYOFFS Satilrday, D,tc. 21 TOURNEYS , The folks down twe arenq day. this tobacco town's own surprised that wheeler-dealer AFC DlviionaI C--avirs Murua Lrfcr& Perez --- I I - . --_ i. - _.__.1____.______._ -_ shirt for your kid? The NFI. Art Modell, who became rich and Miami to pJan ac. endorses one, and gets on the sport, "beca'ase of commodations for Super Bowls F - ""' , al~~ Pete Rozelle once in a moment royalties. Or sneakers? The lawyers, agents, unions and the I X and X-w It he he wasrilt of philosophic calculation, "is NFI, imprint Is on that too. drug Problem." an emotional, highly publicized You want to buy a bwk for "You want to get your name and Frankfurt to explore way of life. aIr silt,es - ' , in ambush. - ,ieIa(34) Sun B - - - . • rteick ner. But Leon quickly marched Brook Barnes hit Garret Proe. back with Carroll breaking tar with a through for 21 yards up the fiM auarter to open a* scoring mie for uiitt5l touchdown. iOt ITIOflI LJV14CT5Ofl. I1 LAW split end uu Wallace MI on iOflu -yard Woodharn pan two second-quarter scoring .or a I uLIftljfle lead and iss, orle ending WI David nne power.hitter,J,CarltonChen.y, Finley will be wait.i.ro Linfleld Its, St v_wjot-s 13 81010 104, S orew at owrfects (63) SI'Asto - unload their Toronto of Clh;c&go Vancouver at Col fornis Portland St. i. Boi St. 73 Nor th . — Doft 74 UC 1rvne IS. . AHOSKE, S.C. (AP) But on the ad vice of When the Los Angeles Dodgers Hunter turned it Portland 91, Fresno Pacific Perfecta (I fl 517Q 64 - If the surgery shows 130 major damage, spokesman said 1 6-foot-5 Kojis could return to action in about three weeks. A -- P,l3lad.lpl , stanisi&us St. 7,. San Fran. Cisco St 72 owl"Wo (11111) S57-20 • f-r Dec. 27. - . -: --_____M~_-_ NEW YORK-(NEA)"Professional football,,, said last spring that TIV National Football League virtually driving off all com.. The affluent players, who each team averaged a profit of is at present confronted by 15 petition. presented a package of $945,000. The Players pending federal suits. Nine of You want to put together a demandatotheownersand then Association, using its own them deal with alleged antitrust television show on the sport? went on strike, now want to be econoilli5t, countered that each violations; six involve (contract You've got to come to the NFI, paid for the privilege of being team actually made an average or claims. At least a score for suitable game f oota ge. And Interviewed. profit of 3 million. AA K & MUS City at St Louis 66 1) $10740 =---= ~___~___ .-•-.•- 1 exploratory surgery on his right knee and will be lost to -year veteran is tentatively set m .- ~__ Tentacle In Every Peie enough to attract the intere t of with expensive, self-produced minion of R elle' s ff, you - 21 Says 0an PI`1114*10hla of rim Idaho St 92, Cho St. 43 In Class 15 6 21 101 in Calif. Colorado St 92. S Wcstirn 11) W 1 06 Carroll, Mont Ii. Wtstmont. Suay'i 20 4 Calif. AtI$t. at New York R 150 150 1 Oregon St. N. Los s,. New York Islanr '° EchoArr (1 Boston T or oo Leon, Nev Reroo M. Hurftw St. is Wyoming 19. cloone &I 3036 THIRD. Doubles, Spec 7: Ur:a EIorja 1550 7 00 Perfeti Diago De (IS it I?. Cal Poly 51.0 50. D$le Spec. 7: Akw Etoria ECAA" Leftil young fl 6 S FrWay's cant" Rhode Atlanta Movttresl L Vancouver I Calif ornia S. Washington UCSan AR WEST 4l 5) $35*0 Divisim 4 Buffalo $3. ', 3 washin FRIDAY locto"r RESULTS F .1 Y. 34-yardfieldgoalbyGreggwu. 31 Dowtsan 2 61 Method i st Teachers 6o Wis ~- Y Imanders 12 12 8 n I 05 f] 'C ifl MIDWEST tOt Results Jai I Ff# Southern 101, UNC Ashe j — ~ -- NFL 0 10 announced Friday that forward Don Kojis will undergo the N ational Basketball Association team for three to eight a. ., ' CIQ . 1..• -.. Christmas on pro football? The In the paper," siad Jim Kensil, for a projected European It is also big business, big N L has flooded the market executive director and head spring KANSAS — wingback fl Jackso an Forest finished at 13.0, Chaml. e-ght-Yard run by fullback Kim nade wound up at 11-2 and PoehImn and a 12-yard dash Monticello and Lake Butler t1back Glenn McCantL ended the season " "' - Chamlnade'asert 1 a shutout records. witha49-yardscormgsi,Int by In the AAAA game, Miami Mike Moses in the fourth qti.. NHL Standings By The Ass4tialtd pr#11% ;. .- - U _______________ ba recor an OCJ M151fl1 Beach to 11-1.1. ia DiIOO at • Kolis ' ( f 46-6 for the Class AAA title and on runs of 14 and 25 yards while Mont.icello Jefferson took the rolling up 163 vards on the CI= AA title with a 20.7 victo. ground. The oiber Wildcat ry over Lake Butler. scores came or, a five-yard Svndars Garnts Quebec at Mkh;gan Ne* England as Cc.Wtf spftd B.g Bn,ç England 0 . I championship. Joe Fontans's 3)ard In other championship games &wn run after pickirg up a Friday night, Oca!a roret hiocked crushed Hollywood ClniaJe Tailback Paul Howes Pt4"1, 7. Aftich;gan 2 College Ccig e ELEVENTH 5-16, A, it 15 P4t'w 4 .. t- went the distance tory overMiami Beach and the In the AAA game, . Ocala For. Class AAAA prep football est was ignited by linebacker .d 4 . 17 I 17 i n; en Tallahassee Leon a 20-9 vie- lo Gtr*viIIi i- TD in the List quarter when he t%o touchdown passes have giv- Canadian Oivis,Wr 11~1 ______________ Carlyle Carroll's 115-yards threw to Nero Swetting ot, Ed-oolon 14 9 0 ,,# gg 76 vacr 13 14 1 7 P K Yonoe W. Inieriatn4n S6 Trenton 30. Mayo 49 Santa Fe 73, Williston so 3 1* Im I Soo I Shin VII Toronlo 1. Pø4iin Academy ff~, The Associated Press till coach' es tile all-inale cadet (living tearn at the Air Force Academy. won the Group I race with a 48.6 time, 25 yards ahead of speedskakerSheilit Young. Miss Legan also qualified for the bicycle race finals. I - enneered Mml Beach's lone " fly Minn 11'evPont "t4hIs 36. sell 23 (3 S) M7 . 10 11 0 40 139 97 is 11 I It " 100 — ['la,, Jan. 27. Miss Logan whipped bowler Paula Sperber In tennis 6-1 Pfl the 352- y ard footrace with a 49.7 tImir', Micki - -- I Son D;ew Iahane R.ctarts 71. Oran* Park S3 J606ocivilte Engle 'S. Miami Edison S1 Perfect& 11 4) S2S so )' Houvon • 4 - -_ _., __ Basketball star Karen Logan had — , I --- —!--. I I -.~. , ___ Former ski champion Kiki Cutter and dl Ml ki King scored 17 points cacti for the halfway lead in Group 1. Soft. ball pitcher Joan Joyce third with 14 points. Only I tans showed up for opening night at th e Superstars preliminaries, a two-day playdown th at will send 120k 23 contest.amts t9a62tnals $I.to3td 1hf4wU'rwl. .-_ I __, 0 Cch',,,'." . I ndpls Fernandina Ai, St. Augvsllnt 37 JACksoeville *'life S7. Pamer 34 JOCILU)"ville Lee St. Fort Watton Ocala Forest Leon Win.n.ers Lur Miss Logan won in tennis and in the one-lap run Friday night which gave her 20 points and the lead in Group 2. Tennis great Billie Jean King was second in the group, three points behind the leader. '... 06;ini tta (I J) 11:~ ~Ai P"41a ft 31 S79 , - )I, liens Superstar competition in the Astrodome. -- s - - (-' - the most points going into today's second day of the -- Orleans (Al ) HOUSTON Ui e - Boston iw~x - Led By Ca ' St.,, ,a. PIØI ______ - V I -, Wome n's Superstars ~` i Lvinan) today. clecisioned over Sanford's Tony Copolla. 12-3. . faces Dave Delpit (Leesburg). Another Patriot, Craig Davis will put his unbeaten record up against the form of Brad Snow from mainland. Davis proceeded Campbell, in the 140 pound c1m. pinned Lyman's Dave Lesure pinned Sanford's Ricky Br)wn to take Jones Ln just 1: 18 of with a bye yesterday. In other 187 poupd action. L)7nan's Ken the match to advance in today:s match.ups. up finals action today. Leswe will face Doug Gfickon (B.4) who Campbell will face Bob Forman of Winter park. Lake liran tl ey's scored a victory by decision yesterday, 8-1, over Wilkinson will face Bob Isola in the semi. Wilkinson also had a Ccy Gittner of [AT Baffiett should give Canipell quite a run for the tide, .~Iainland. In other 129 pound finals action, David Harrison Finally, the Heavies produced some strong ones, with Sanproviding both post victories over their semi-final foes. Leesburg and Paul Duke of Winter Park will vie. In th e 100 pound class Keith Barnhart of Lyman ninned fords Benny Mills leading the way. MilLs faces Dan Bogeaji, of l ss, Ste v In the134 cla e Lang (Lyman) pinned Mainland's 8111 B*shopMocte whoalsowon byptnlike Mills. Andy Abraasom, the &antley's Greg H un ter in 1:40 of the first period to proceed in to a in Lu-n will face .binue Qvllo of Blhop Moore in the Heavy f t oday's finals. Rarnhart will face Sam Savas of B or Brantley, Will put his unblemished mark against t he M oor semi. Brantley 's Bruce Hill will pair wi Greg Mitchell of hue the Parker' if I ph.,rij'. William. Ahrmrn tAAfr ----------------th Winter likes "I 4I%1 43L1ILdHLJ .. tfl?I Ijamacfle tarP in the other semi. 11111 took a b)e yesterday, as did many yesterday to proceed in the seml4in.aLs " 10 W , 7 , 14 14 At? 6 13 16 us 6V : TZ is 400 I a *uanta in. 3 Payne a I the 1:05 mark in the final Period. Today Howarth will lace Butch Cunningham of esburgh, who j order , ,I I I Is VIP All GJKW chaw Brantley's Bob Goddard vies against Lyman's Mark Sinister SPORTS INBRIEF . as, • V7 • oth er grapplers, due to the absense of the powerhouse DeLaj team. &antley's Alpha Franklin will have his undefeated string on The un efeated Patriot 121 pounder, Vernon Prevatt will take on Winter Park's Jay Hartman in eij.ftg battle. Prc'.att scored a close decision over Steve Croak of Mainland yesterday, 6-4, to advance in today's actions The Patriot a Sunday - - 34 I will battle in the other half of the finals. Rob Hetrick (WP) and 1iu Payas L)lnan)shou]d lake care of the 107 pound sernl1inals. Each scored pins yesterday. in the Ill class. The victor of this match-up should go on to take the 114 UtJe. Rod Anderson (WI') and Bob Eatura (BM) tiarnne the other side of the semi. the semi-finals an finals , 3 Western C•ftferac* 53 Perfecta q J1 S37 10 Double lt6) tsa .,%o Owinlets WNGWOOD— Jim Howarth and Gil)' Lyman High School will be defending their titles the Greyhound Wrestling Townament tnday after each scored victories In first round action last night. The tournament1 which included some teams, will proceed into its final day, wi th i Capital Cleelana 10 W 14 61 GB Central Division I L. Ivory OHnie*a is n i York 'rs"a s SECOND, ' D. 7557 Drbbp Gibson HeTIWCT)ODdCIIt Aftiii?i Di,isàm W S-iC. A 1I.fl: 4 oo I fluss;bn Pirate ftarJoms Pearl OV in;el& (7 A) S21 IC By CHUCK MCCLLJNG Fait,r* Sanford, - - - Champions A dvance V reSfI ing NSA Standings FRIDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIPST, ______________________ Jan ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. period, added three more in the from Bill Lesuk and Ron La- 20 games, he won the only three events in I A P)-The University of Ten- third and whipped the Blues 6.2. londe 32 seconds apart during Cmsaders 3, Wlialers 0 which he nlayed, bringing his pessee and the University of Ron Ward, Grant Erickson Elsewhere I the National the second period. our career wins to six. Slissiouri square off tonight f r Cougars 5, Nortliques 3 and Russ Walker scored firstHockeyLeague, M on tr eal "I'm riot a Jack Nicklaus or a the championship in the Big Sun Francois Rochon's 12th and period goals and goalie Gerry Canadians trinuned the VanLeeTrevino," said Miller, "but Invitational Basketball couver Canucks 6-1 and the Cal- 13th goals paced Chicago over Cheevers stopped 30 shots as I guess I'm not bad for a 2& Tournament. Quebec. Hochon tallied a pow- Cleveland broke a six-game losifornia Seals ea e the er-p Year-old." ,%filler turned 27 on Columbia, a 108-73 victim of Washington lay goal 20 seconds before ing streak. The Sanford Tourist and April and by year's end had h s S-Z Tennessee's Friday night the end of the second period to Roadrunners 7, Sings ! Shufflebwrd Club will conduct won eight tournament in Irill. In the World Hockey Associ- give sharpahootsig * and Duquesne, the Cougars a 2-1 lead, }I Don Borgeson and Murray ation, the Minnesota Fighting which fell to issroon-i n7-u I Shufflers Compete 0 Vaa dll 0 2 h evigan scored two goals apiece Saints beat the Indianapolis minutes left in the game proved for Phoenix while goalie g Oalie Racers 6.4, the Chicago Con- to be the winner, making game. the Gary Kurt faced only 19 shots, Bernard King led the Vots' 9' score 4.1. running his current hot streak victory with 24 poin ts en diques 5-3, the Cleveland CruFighting Saints 6, Racers 4 record to 8-0-1. saders blanked the New Engminutes ot the game after col' nix trounced the kiting thret e4irl> fouls Missouri came from behind to win on the strength of Steve Bobby Leiter's two thirdDangos'scwing six points in Period goals for Atlanta broke the final five minutes Missouri open a close game Trailing 2-0 was trailing W74 until begin. on goals by Wayne N ning Ita rally, St. Louis, the F lames Willie Smith scored 20 points rebnded f or three goals in a k .le Mark span of 3:02 in the second to lead Missouri wh Anderson added 19 period The scorers were Tom ' • •' ' Tennessee' s 69-per-cent Lysiak. Jacques Richard and -%~ e ,0 1. slow;,I slooUng !rolm the floor kept the Buster Harvey. -_. IF , ! 1 + I Vols in front throughout the Canadians 1, Canucij I 'sl~cond game. Mike Jackson Two qikick goals by M urray - ft ; 0 earned 20 points to back up Wilson and Guy Lafleur f nthe , King' s lead in that catagury. second period pacvd Montreal s -~_,_ Mike Hard&way paced co- rout of Vancouver, ending the -:. - .. meet earlier in a consolation .... .' - Larry Coll!n3 added 12, Three at 12 gan:es. players, Oscar Jackson, Don Pierre Bouchard and Pete McLane and Roland Jones, Mahavlich scored for Montreal scored 12 points each in Du- in the first period while Steve quense's looiing effort Shutt and Doug Risebrough Missouri is now 6-0 for the tallied in the final sess.inn. season Tennessee is 4-', DuSe als 5, Capitals e is 3-2 and Columbia Is 0Dave Hrechkosv scored his 11 th goal as California outshot MATINEES 1:45 P.M.(WED & SAT) *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV OPLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECTA IN LONGWOCOOFF lVill SO4RY NOONE UNDER to ______________ t �4B—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. . Sunday, Dec. 22,1974 0 n Sm a l l uui I Po All power boats regar~m of motot size inust )e registered prior to Jan. 1, 1975, according to Harmon &iields, Executive her Young Susan Flake, daughter of the new owners, celebrated seven th birthday by catching two fish, the first ones she had Director of th e Department of Natural Resources, ever landed. Her brother, handy, is also getting Into th e spirit of Boats with motors of less than 10 horsepower har been their new life. He has fished nearly every dny wi th 8111 HawkIns exempt in the pa st but th e new law enacted in th e last session of who make5 his Winter home at th e ('amp, and is fast learning how th e Legislature Includes ALl. BOATS. Even sailboats using an to bteoii' ii good fisherman. Randy and Bill have taken good auxiliary motor occasionally are Included, Shields advised boat owners to take either their bill of sale or the minufacturer's statement of origin when they go to the county t collector. !f these itemn re not available, a c'omplete description of th e boat and its serial number will suffice. If no serial num ber Is available, Shields stated one will be assigned when the title is Issued. strings of speckled perch, shellcrackers, redbreast, and a few On the local fi shing front, Paul Johnson at Osteen Hridge bass on every outiiig. Fishing Camp advised th at visitors t here are "catching specks Mrs. Tate told of one visitor who really got a surprise. like crazy." Two men from Virginia, fishing around th e mou th of cruising around the riser on a paddle-boat, th ey thought th ey had Woodruff Creek, have averaged 30 to 40 per day almost every day encountered a sea monster when they became entangled in a trot th is week. Reverend Griles, who concentrates on bass, has landed Line thid in trying to free the boat, lifted a 30 pound catfish from several in the past few days. th e watec. Camp Seminole on th e Wekiva underwent a change of Saturday was i good day according to George Cheney at management Uils week. Sharon arid Mickey Flake are th e new Wekiva River Haven Camp. Wilson Coleman and Doyle proprietors. Th ey will continue to have all th e facilities provided Iishing d('wnstream from th e camp, brought in a string of 18 bass in th e past by Irene and OtUs Faulk such as camping, trailer and re ported th ey RELEASED many more small ones. SPaCeS, boats, bail and tackle, Another party out of th e same camp had limits of bass By IRA BERKOW NEA Sports Editor O, F;tch 5ald thauli C - were only one of two teams to beat the powerful and quickstarting Capital Bullets. Shortly alter, they whipped the Celtics, defending NBA champions. Fitch says that he often would like to forget the past, but the memory, like a black Ink blotch on an otherwise white shirt, is indelible, The Cavaliers came into the league with a heap of rookies, castoffs, broken-down veterans and assorted other up. desirables. They quickly began to make their presence felt in the league. They jumped up for rebounds and hit their heads 0 the underside of the backboard, On a last break, once, Johnny Warren took a beautiful pass downcourt and hit on a sweet drive. Unfortunately, he scored '..iç Fornt Fitch - Th Pricf was suppertime when the bread truck went by." $i He chose in the next years Fifteen was the limit, though. And after their first triumph, Fitch said, "1 want to take a plane to California so I can have three more hours to savor this." They won only 15 games all season. and lost 67. good first-round draft picks, including guard A ustin '~ _ / 1. =___ . dullness and Ineptitude alter ltl-~~ _ I - -1 - -IL and forwards Jim Brewer, Dwight Davis and Campy Russell. He tookacluance one11 Jim Chones, who had a reputation for laziness, coming out of Marquette and going into the ABA with a _. J-P 04-~ - ~_' ~ . r - , --- __ - He traded for Jim Cleamons and Dick Snyder. And he kept Bingo Smith, the team's top scorer now only orig al Cav player left on the tear, ini. ~ .. - T ~h~~ - 7 million-doUar bonus. (Chones has worked out.) ;~~ :: HILL FITCH Two second round picks, Steve ____ ____ W "I ' L" _Jft_w - - Patterson and Clarence BYGIA)RIADROCI'ISZ --..-.... christmas is Herald Staff Writer _. .. uuu. t o. uInmemorame santa Lucia Day. They also participated in a Festival of Lights pageant In which 12 young girls form a religious processional wearin g Christmas is Christmas. white gowns and bearing candles. But if you are transplanted from your native land, it Santa Lucia's will be a slightly different Christmas from ycur neigh. faith as %ell as the coming of Christmas, according to hors'. ' Last season, flue Cavs were and 53. They expect to do a lot be tter this year. They have a better team and a bright, new arena. The old one was so dreary, says Fitch, "that it was turned into a funeral parlor." ,, As any old baseball reporter knows, umpires are the key to the game. tntrimportant. They also are the great source of Inside in. formation, although invariably they render it offthe-record and surreptitiously. You need to cultivate 'the baseball reporter who doesn't have a g umpire pipelines simply Isn't a good bbail reporter. He is neglecting an important part of his beat, It has always been; it will always be. The scouts know it, too, "How good a hitter Is Teddy Roblltz?" scout will ask the up-close umpire. "Well, when I'm behind the plate for him," the arbiter may tip off, "sometimes the good fa3tbaflwlllback himup.Hegoes 1up,gip.gf outside deuce. No he's not a good hitter," FOR TERRY u was a season of ups and downs for Pittsburgh qI!n:terback Terry Bradshaw. Bradahaw, who alternated with Joe (',IJllam for much of the season, did not have an easy year. Here he goes down in a losing cause after being hit by Cincinnati linebacker Ron Pritchard. All three Seeder quarterbacks have also been getting the knocks from both the peru as well as the fans in Pittsburgh with their inability to throw the ball. Whereupon, the scout will file a report to his central office and earn a year's salary. And only because he had a plate umpire's basic report. Out of friendship, the umpires take care of a host of writers and scouts. Sub rosa. Perhaps even owners and general managers. Now look who wants to rock their boat! Recently, the Major League Players' Union undertook a poll that rated umpires. It was preposterous. Here again were the inmates running the asylum. The fmmetflate reaction was that some of the umpires wanted to take "retaUatcry action." But they won't. Their senior judgments will prevail. There are,.as everybody In the game knows, dozens of players who don't merit the big league label, and they are In the majors only because of expansion. They are very vulnerable, and so is the game itself, Ills, therefore, most presumptuous far these bushers to take such arbitrary action against their superiors, The good umpires, and their Individual skills have advanced In recent years against a general downgrading of player ability, will not permit themselves to be entrapped In a misting contest, They are basically too smart, too dedicated. too devoted. Umpires, slightly mystic, belong to like a grand lama, or an assistant city editor, A baseball umpire, particularly on the major league level, Is a very special person. Many are called, but few are chosen. To a degree, they are pariahs. Commingling Is prohibited, they lead a very lonesome life, and they are literally outcasts. They exist apart from the players, on the road and in separate hotels, and they dine apa.'t. - - ' - - -- But coaches, generally' pessimists, can rarely' ap. preciate good times, since every game carries for them ' , ni ght w hen I go to bed," says Fitch, "I fall asleep eating my - - -- - .j Doesn't he enjoy, Ugh pleasure of walking the streets and having peope greet him as coach who, now sometimes - wins? - "My living habits in , - Clevela nd haven't changed that much." he sald.-l stin go home through the alleys," -. - - - . ... . -, . . - . . . 1 - •• - . , - '' Anything else would void the ritual that has grown about their special status and which the umpires, themselves, have fostered. It Is called "the integrity of our profession," They have named it. It exceeds Supreme Court definitions. And it is good. But baseball umpires are, of course, very human people. Invariably, they once were old' ballplayers. Now, almost universally, they are frustrated ballplayers. For instance, Chris Pelekoud of the National League, a 24-year veteran who came out of the Coast League, has become merely a semipro whose short stature didn't permit him to utilize his baseball love in any other avenue. Here is an umpire by second choice. He would have preferred to be a player, Pelekoudas summed up the teapot-tempest situation, lie put the brakes on: - ' -. .Ij' __,__,- , I '-. . . - - . - , .:'- - - • - ' '% V '--"- - .' - - . 1$ - - I - "It Is my opinion that to strike back at the players would be to take baseball back to the bush Ieaues." __ Indiana 's Tem po --_ -------__ _0~_ _~______ ~_ _ _-A- - rushes ._ L~_, Kentucky, ______A___, - - By the people who know baseball best, the majority side will be on the home team. In which case, the umpires always lost. But uniairly. Their Integrity goes on. And so be it. 0=1 - iii IWO JIMA VISITED . - reighton, 71-53: - d .I i 4 I--\ 1 liii 1 . ___ - - - -, IT 'L - I- f .. -1 ~_ )k_". - I . [ 1/ ______ ____ i 4rist , - I; I ~ .. __ . - , 4 - - I ' ,'-:'' vr ____:x~ - - I\ 'd . - - _ _ - __ * I - , :,. WerrZ T, ,i ), . t' ~ .f i ! '/' ______ -- 1I ~ - s- / 51.4i ¼ '' • 1. li-' , 7 7 ~ ' - ç' ) / is I' -1,_pr ,,__,, -, :"%t4 L L _ I i; ' • ~[, A., t - I - i E l e V Iw . - - ," ~ , .I. . fl b\1; — -", Tennessee Mic i9an lo"llin ) 4 IW .•,;tc, -. iI L7 ---------- - . ~ I! . - I k - ! - -- -- - z ' — 4 - - F t . ...,; -. -. - I ' . ,I_ 44 . - _______ • • . I , —1 - - - . go ahead with their clinical observations - - :, , ' . . p - 1 . - - - _.; . T T 1 Chris has summed it up. Let the bushers who want to appraise umpires _-~~_ ~4 ;r: t . & . : I tia, C .__-~-__-_ -~_ Q ==~----- __ _-- __ _____ --w~~~ gc--_~_-~ ----.--. j ___~_____ _ ___ ____ - ~~__ ___ &__ I--_---_ _ ;>.d -. --------------~-. __ -: -.- - ~-_ -__-1 __ -~ ____-__ __ __ ____ 0 _A -,~ z. LSU, __ -, y - . W_- _low Z Z- _ , I ' a By KEN RAPPOPORT Along with the Indiana fl ,At& game with a 67 victory over center Kent Benson Ignited a AP Sport* Writer Joe Jot ________________ and C. J. Kupec' sic, several other holiday tour-, Clemjtjn and Texas Tech upset surge of 14 consecutive points — each Bobby Knight enioyed the :nients headed for scored 22 show. host Dayton 77 that put the game out of reach Michigan breezedpoints as host -. rhythm of the Indina Wa!ti down tonight 97 past Virginia In the Big Sun tWe 'imne, The Bluej.ys, 42, &plk Tech. T) r, Frid4y night. oc I klrt Souli Carolina, the No. 14 Missouri will scored 30 meet Tennessee. playIng against Indiana re- points for Man "The thing t ha t pleased mc -- '' team in the country, will meet The Tigers stopped ha ttan as the Duquesne serves t hrough much of the see- ipern evened their record at was that the gamut lud such lJ)Ujsiafla State for the chain. 7-84 and Tennessee blasted Coand half, never came closer 2-2. It was the first ki In tIT ______ great tempo," PlOnshiD of tht' (r1linQ (1.. ' said Knigh t ... af ter I—% e. 1AR1 ___________ __________________________ --. IMJIflU II1. '-_,u_J, iIIfl lbpoInts alter that _______ _____________ games for Washington'n sic South Carolina beat Prince. Ins Jedmana basketball team Husk New Mexico will Chxul Butler led Creighton Ie who got 24 points from ('Ia dIsmissed Crelghton 7151 in the ton f5-48 and I. em California in t he Trojan - 't1 'ted -- 1 % Wi 14 points, w hle Corr.1I rance Hamiiev and in 1rp- ,ii Indiana ( Lis ,,,,,, - -----. I )ukt IO-- J ,,,,,,,, 40M. uv rnij WOfl Its Larry Jackson. Smith added 12. Michigan and Manha ttan will way into the finals with a The Hoosiers, ranked vi 7244 Ronnie Daniel poured in 38 in the country. r,histled past the py (or the Michigan In. conquest of Jacksonville while Larry Cox put Nebraska poin' as Oklahoma Sta te beat lt :4-point run vitationil title. Michigan Southern ahead with a layup and Jerry Bluejays with a Cal beat Vanderbi breezed past Virginia ", Fort's free throw with four see- Vill"ova. Kevin Grevey scored Midway through the first half 24 poin 13 £3 and Manhattan handed them In the a nd m4 Into • le ft clinched Cable Car Classic pitt ° gM's Co and half, Corn. Washington its firs to lead Kentucky again Nebri1*ka, The t k, 31-73, Long Beach State against Mich. huskers' victoty. Washington Sta te. huskers nipped SMU ov In the in first-round games. igan State. Long Beach State Tom Boswell scored 16 pG(nts, Glenn Collier red 22 potr.ts In the Kentucky Invitational, whipped Sa nta Clara " other first-round game, Fri. Alex English had 15 and Jack as LaS,alle elf".6 I " AT be Oklahoma State against day night while Michigan State Gilloon 14 to lead South While appreciating the Kentucky in No, It's not th e famous scent of the Me the second half and edged planting the flag on the finals, Okia- upended San Francisco 36-78. Carolba past Princett, 'flue Clemson, Wayne game's pace, Knight appre- homa State overran VIIIanova that Pacific Island. It's Stan Frills, fullback for North Bullock Texas-El Paso beat Texas Tigers tied the game early In scored dated the overpowering talents 8&775 and Kentucky crushed State, on his %ay to a ieciwd season. Fritts gained 112 yards to point,, to lead Texas A&IA 711-C9 to win the Sun RowI t he ,wc-ond haif, of his team even more. but then South Tech to its upset of Dayton. this game against Pvnmi State tin his way to setting a i-w school Washington State 97-7( in tour- Tournament. In another game Carolina szitched from a /Ofle "We did an excellent job of nicy Openers, Steve Dangos led a Missouri rushing record. Friday night, third-ranked win. rally o get ng people ti where they had ri,. ,I1I The Dayton Invitnt1n,I ,'mi- Tin A Si.. ver tuhhii'n flIflILO.ifl iu, rru LL "r "r" , ,,wu Memph tc, be," said the Indiana coach, tures a Itstana State outlasted Duke in Big Sun tourne final game between La. State 11344. Staft fakt-% an the high po-Arred offense of the Houston Cougars In Teniii a game o race-hors r'essee beet referring to many opm Indiana Salle and T,ex&l Tech. 1,iisall,v Columbia the Ail ro4lluebonnet Bowl in Hutstou, Monday. Indiana, 7.0, led just 21-16, but basketball .behInd Kviny shots. mnood Into the (:harnpirnsh1p two Higgs' Bernard King's 24 points in 28 qifick bake(a by 8-toit.It 44 point& rr.Intjtej --r _.E i,-__,i !' - -' 11 _ . - .- By BILL CONLIN The Herald Services i,. time is made Into decorations, symbolizing the straw. filled manger In which Jesus was laid at birth, cxi%~ . ~ W -. . plained Mrs. Sewell. She also notes that the heart Is th e shape of Christmas, symbolizing warmth and friendship, and only .--ft ' white lights are used at Christmas . -colored lights are Mrs. Sewell. reserved for carnivals. (ni, th ere'll be stockings and trees and lots of the ( Santa Lucia was a 17-year-old Sicilian girl betrayed . The Sewell tree will remain decorated for 12 days familiar American trappings. But thereil be special by her fiance who became angry when he learned she f .: after nos Christmas, for this is th e tim e of parties and ta lgic touches of Christmas Past from far away was , . a Chris tian. He turned her over to th e soldiers '' 's'' . places. who celebrations in Sweden . Mrs. SdU usually plans a tortured and blinded her and attempted to burn her ___________ at gay party the twelfth day in keeping with tradition, An d so It is in the horn of several Seminole County the s ta ke. However, the flames would not touch the similar to American New Year's Eve parties. In families who have roots in European countries as well faithful young girl, according to legend, and she was Sweden, the midnight on New Year's Eve is observed LS in the U.S.A. Three Wise Men and executed by th e sword, their entourage are modeled In wax,Germa,i heirloom wi a moment of quiet ra th er than with revelry and th The Christmas season and celebration begins with nativity scene graces Spalding family's living room in Sweden, custom dicta tes all preparations for noise. Advent in many European countries, and this custom Chrisras be completed by Santa Lucia Day for good has been transplanted to America. Unlike In most American homes, the big family luck. Thus, Mrs. Sewell usuall y bakes th e tr ..,-adition al 1 Colorful, embroidered Advent Calendars festooned gingerbread Christmas dinner and opening of presents will take and Christmas cookies by this date, :' with bright candies were hung with care Dec. 1, at the t. It, place Christmas Eve, and in keeping with older, She also makes the ever-popul ;;-'.; Art Feder home, 630 Lemonwood Court, Spring Oaks, ar "glogg" by this Catholic as well as European traditions, the main dish date. This is a merry and potent libation of port wine or for the two Feder children, Annalisa, 9, and Erik, 4. brandy, with spices, sugar, fruits and nuts added. is will be seafood. It #4f. Their mother, Aase, is from Copenhagen. Thus, Mrs. Sewell plans a Swedish smorgasbord There will be dreams of the Danish "Jule mand," it that long, it's so good," smiles Mrs. Sewell. Usually highlighted with the Christmas favorite, , u ,, Santa) and his "nisser," (elves) dancing through the preparation of fish in white sauce. The dessert will be .z it is warm ed before sening, dreams of the Feder children about this time of year. rice porridge with a single almond hidden hi It, to bring :,'; Mrs. Sewell and other Swedish-American women —"f "We don't make such a big deal about Jule mand," this area have created a new custom, When she first luck or even omens of marriage to th e finder. -i ' . says,Nirs. Feder. "We emphasize his nisser." And.she came to this country 20 years ago, At the Feder home, Duck will be served Christm.as describes th e nisser costume Erik will wear during made ' th eir own sausages and delicacies. Now th e art is Eve, followed by rice a4aande. The Danes als o hide Christmas pageants - a red-hooded jumpsuit with fading, and It is difficult to get many ingredients. an almond in this light, fl uf fy dessert, rewarding the contrasting white scarf, the newer immigrants annually form a caravan and finder with marzipan candies, '$: . But Santa Jule mand 4 ', i is not completely travel to St. Pe tersburg to purchase A special seafood dish will be served at the .J. Swedish 1stforgotten. A dish of rice pudding is set out for him In delicacies. Ii' mas Eve dinner in the Spalding home, but there will true Danish fashion. . Pastries also recall a faraway homeland in other also be a big dinner Christmas day. Last year Mrs. In anothtr Altamonte Springs Edward, local homes. Mrs. Spalding makes German 64stollen-, Spalding prepared the cutornary German goose with S e n . u ,crnmoie Ave., mailed — '-7 ...I lf, th e for Christmas, cake replete with fruits and nuts, yet chestnut stuffing, but ,: her children have begged for beginning of Advent by ligh ting a candle in a special lighter and less rich than American fruit cake. Made turkey this year, Thanksgiving's one was so good! 14 ' wooden holder, and placing St. David's Star in the ahes,d to mellow, the yeast dough is And even though pr esents are opened earlier shaped into long, window the first Sunday of Advent. As in Sweden, she thin rolls and '. sprinkled with confectioners' sugar after Christm as Eve, Inmost of these homes stockings will will light another candle e'-h folIowtri ' _1 Sunday of baking. 's ' ' also be hung after midnight Mass. 'Ihis is strictly an ' Advent. "AmandeLsthfen," n almond patr áfld a F Dutch ft At the home of Bill and Agnes Spalding, 1241 Philip trea!, will be made by Mrs. Albert (Jny) Bograaf, Mrs. Spalding. St ,sselbe,St itholasaffl vedearly,theway 60 North d St , Winter Springs Her husband will '. ' All the women agreed it is difficult to observe two does In Mrs. Spalding's native Germany. He filled the prepare the traditional holiday' drink, "advocat," a Chr istmas children's traditions, but each manages to prerve shoes with goodies Dec. 6; the gifts they rich and V heady concoction of egg yolks, sugar 4.' '.. . '1:t and some favorite touch from her past. receive Christmas Eve will be from the Christ Child, whiskey similar to egg nog. L:!' On e th ing is clear, th ough. To each family. Christaccording to Bavarian tradition Decorations in many of these homes are also mas fJk; has deep meaning and their observance of old Religious tradition is also significant in Sweden at distinctive. For a touch of old Germany, Mrs. Spalding customs also reflects a desire to preserve the religious this time of year. Swedish Catholieshonor ,JeathIn significance of this most important Christian 304 A.D., of a young martyr, Santa Lucia, dLring the century old, and lovely blown.glass ornaments from celebration. Advent season. Thus on Dec. 13, the Sewell hthiri, )Tk , , , Germany will festoon the tree. . So, whether you say "God Jule," "Frohe Birgitta, 15, and Ell sabeth, 11, served their parents a 'h ' J' Handmade straw figures from Sweden will adorn th ;'. candlelight brea kf ast of coffee and traditional saffron Sewell's tree. Traditionally, straw saved e Wejhnathten," or "Glaedellg Jule," it all means the from harvest sJne Merry Christmas! - -- respectively. Umpires Really Kn ow Score DOWNS Is Sweet Christmas V AND - - -- .- . UPS , . 1. - Idt : .. "Footsie" Walker are also So he knew bad times, and had learned the adage about patience being a virtue, Besides, he had enough skeet savvy to know that, In his words, "a successful coach Is one who has a Job." ~- . B Any Other 'Name helping at center and guard Nothing In Fitch's coaching career had prepared him for this horrible club. He had been a highly successful college coach at North Dakota, Bowling Green and Minnesota. He recalls, though, that he had a tough childhood In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. "We lived on The Hill, and we had to steal the ball we played with. And we knew it . NO "r I - '1 wasn't the only one down there. Some of my teammates were yelling for the ball themselves." The Cabs lost 15 straight games to set a league record. A local newspaper had begun a contest to determine when the ('avs would win one. tip. Now, he says that the Cavs can beat anybody on any given night. Early on his season, they - B iI l - un the ullier teams basket, He was undauflted. 'Hey, he said, had lost the game when the ball was tossed up at the opening NEW YORK (NEA) Suddenly, the Cars have turned into bulls. And if you think that that pun is bad, you should have seen the way the Cleveland team once Played basketball. But finally, after four lull seasons in the NatIonaI B a s k e t b a 11 Association, the expansion Cavaliers are considered a contender, Once, Cars coach Bill Fitch spoke in gallows humor of his plight. 'Sometimes you wake up in the morning and wish your parents had never met," he said. "Where did I go wrong?" Now, Fitch, a broad-faced, broad-shoulder Irishman wearing a tour-leaf clover medallion on his yellow turtieneck sweater, suggests that If his team continues to play .500 ball, and then can spurt the last two weeks of the season, they can make the playoffs, - Make I. 1*s*at'lr_det Harbor remained in port all week as the Tuesday and a string of five came In Thursday. Sounds like bass Charter boa' fishing Is on th e boom in that area, ocean was pretty choppy. Lewis Chapman of Orlando, did his angling from the bank y at tt Inlet fishing is still good ag bass Daytona. Big channel right in front of th e camp and hauled in a 13 pound channel cat. and oversjj in '*'isliin' hole" In Lake Jessup, speckled perch are on the move but th e bluefish are th ere and willing to hit when th e 'wea th er pennI persistent fishermen are continuing to pull them In. small noats to try for th em. A sampling of catches reported from Hiley's Camp shows 20 'Bluefish are in th e Halifax River and bridie anglers are for John Rogers of Orlando on Monday. Jesse Quaker and wife getting plenty of them along with a few channel bass, trout andt' took 20 Tuesday arid 15 Wcdncsday, H. Jackc'tt had 3' and a string drum. of 30 fell to Raymond Morris and Pete Cunningham A Thursday report from Merle Keller at Main Str eet Pier in W. C. Culpc'pper, fishing solo, landed 49 while Mack Owens of DayLona revealed that plug fishermen on th e pier are p ul ling t Leesburg had his Umit of 50. Many other. hauls of 30 to 90 were bluefish by the sackful. W.erle said the average catch Nis been noted but the best story of all concerned a youngster only four running from 50 to 60 per man and extra large whiting, 15 to 18 r years old. Craig S. Besow put it on both his father and anothe.' person were landed Thursday along with rr.Any weakfish (silver adult Craig caught ONE speck th e two grownups failed to get trout) and sheepshead. a bit& The blues are hi tting light colored "Seahawk" plugs,white, We received word th at redfish were In Homossasa River by ellow o silver and th e whiti ng are taking live shrimp. the hundreds last week but have scattered since netters moved in. Trout fishing South of New Smyrna is good, the best time of One of the West Coast commercial fishermen had a haul of over day being early moriing or late evening as the water is still so 800 pounds of the reds, clear the fi sh are hard to fool in th e middle of th e aay. We tried it On the East Cont, .Stnn Parker and Ken Bevis went out of Thursday and found only 14 large enough to keep, the small ones Ponce Inlet Tuesday and got Into king mackerel like the "good old went after our "Trout-Touts" and "Mirrolures" so fast the big days."The score was 27kings with a total weight of 273 pounds! ones didn't have a chance. KEEP A TIGHT LINE! BOB ORRE[[ Lavciliers May euire Regisraion -, - - - - -- - - _________ -- -- ~ --ld ~ 14 ,-1- k . 10 , - - - II God Jule" from Birgitta Sewell (left) and sister Eilsabeth and their Swedish straw Santa rnnaIisa and rik Feder count thtvs on ftinjsh .\thet calendar �---- -_i.J - r -L - _s • - -. .- - - - .-- - __ I 2CSund8yHerd, Sanford, - Fl. Sunday, Dec. 22,974 Ma rn age I Applications Frances A. .5 Blanchard, 34, same I 1 Wm. F. For All Seasons PW - H. - . S. Ausley,19,12M E. Lake Ave. S ars 4 * .4 t b 24, 26ia Michelle A. Klauck, 17, Rt 1, Hz Gary V. Kirkland, 34, 200 Fern Pk Blvd., Fern Park, RI±rd Th ree Holiday skirts are terrific dtring the holidays but what do you do with a Ch ristmas skirt later, for example, at an Easter Simple. Just change the Chr istmas ball decorations to eggs. Or to summer 'I Muncie, \ 164 .-- - _______ - -. -- - -. :-:_- .-.. k - .. --------- _ --- - Miriam Rye and Valerie professlonaliyupongraduauon owners of Sanford's According to her former Sdl of Dance Art.s and ir tLn.lI5rb, Susan's prolftkni.> in tistic directors of the Ballet technique and her sparkling Guild Sanford.Semlnole, got performance in the Bristol their Christmas present early Ballet Company's presentation . - _] 1 _________________________________ ---. - _-_ Jackie B. Maples, 30, 1812 Mdlonvifle,DeborahK. Franz, 19, same _____ .01 " ' Lt - - A. Jenkins, Orange Ave., Altamonte Springs, Karen Autin' Am ___________________ - ' : 7 selberry 21, 14 ter rXy Bary Wy, t. , M E Walsh, 21,30 O Csselber ry Wm H Moore Jr, 19, 1513 Lake De, Casseib, Gloria M. Kankin, 25 55 Diane Cr., * .- ' - - ••-- ---..., th 1-;• - zw, - ' I4_ .• - -- -. - _b - - - . - - - - - - - - - - . S ' '- Susan Largeu stars St., Altamonte Springs, Catherine E. Whltfield, 30. P08 341 Altamonte Springs George J. Mandeville, 61, POB 60, Longwood, Lorraine E. Laphani, 40.66 N. Putnum SL, Danvers, Mass VlctorRWillaiglthyJf.,62, Bono-Wllchar 515 Faith Terr., Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. Jere B. Norma R. Maloney', 51, same Wilchar, 3204 Country Ch'b Rd., Dennis A Abbgy, fl, 401 Sanford, announce the Tucker Dr., Warner F. engagement of their dang)g Haywood, 17, 2847 Grove Dr. Darcy Victor Lae E. Norwitz, 30, 2413 Bono, son of Mrs. Eva Bono, TuIc*TEXaTh. MUd., Nadine K Lake Mary, and the late Victor Gordon, 18, RI I Box 746 Vero Bone. Longwood. The bride-to-be, born In San -. Howard C.fl[il,22,2747 Antonio, Texas, 11a1974 Ekr Blvd graduate of Seminole High Demastus, 17, Eldorado Elda School where she was active in Way C.B. the Anchor Club and Dcl'. She Charles L Towne Jr., 40, employed at First Anna Ix., Apopka, Darlene Federal Savings and Loan of SIms, 36, P.O. Box 3013 Forest Seminole C*ty, in Sanford. City. She Is the granddaughter of Francisco LGodoy,5, 245 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Utz, 235 Timberland Trace LW., Ber- Lago Vista St., DeBary, and of -nadette T. LergoIa, 30, DARCY JEAN WILCHAR Mrs Myrl wilchar of San Roy M. Largent, 30, 133 Antonio. California. Eetez Di-, LW, Barbara A Her finance, who was born on The bride, born in Patuzent McKinley, 17, UX Hamilton -Long Island, N.Y., is a 1972 River, Md., Is the grandSt., LW graduate of Seminole High daughter of Mrs Joy E. Morton MIcIae1 C. Doris, 25, School where he participated in of Woodstock, Vs., and the late win, Fla., Linda P. Morgan, track and football. He is now Jascn S. Morton, and of the late E. 2105 Lk Mary. emp2oy'd with Southern Bell Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Tommie J. Bradley, 19, 1$ CM Telephone Co., Sanford. He Is DelVillagglo of Bethlehem, Pa. Ten'. Wanda J. Him, 15, 1811 the grandson of Mrs. Minna She Is a 1974 graduate of Lyman Lincoln Av. Huectstaedt of Lake Mary. High School where she was William E. Caker, 32, 135 The wedding will 1'e an event active In concert choir and Garrison Dr, Clara C. Tyner, of Feb. fl at 7:30 p.m. In chorus, and is now employed at 47. Plnecreat Baptist Church, Keller Music In the Altamonje Sanford. All relatives and Mall. friends are invited to attend. The bridegroom Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs J .-, TO BE MERRY All I , et, -- t - Jean, to John - - - - -- - - 4- - - - gj($ v, M8rneUV.VeIela of EusUs, was born in Harvey, III. He is a Marriage Del Villaggso i 974 graduate of Apopka Memorial High School where played varsity basehall, and Is presently with the U-S. Navy The wedding date has been set tentatively for October 1975. Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Larry Danley & January :o rnclari MacDonald & Delvillagglo of 150 N. Devon Ave., Winter Springs, announce Barbara the engagement of their Chhrks R. Hinin & SIISTOI L. daughter, Carla Lee, to Robert Olange Co. CL Wyman L. Ansley & Elinore M. Veleta Jr., son of Robert M. Brown-Johnso n Veleta, Sr.,of Apopka, and Mrs. Mrs. Hattie Mae Johnson, A. Nancy M. Ragsdale of 2018 Williams Avenue, Sanford, Dorothy Sanders Alkiwon & Dee D. Rosemary &gan Klingler & rerniN. EUA. Moran &Mary c. . - - . S Janus M. Harper & John .. Bernadette Johnson & Mar3im ,1. Delight R. Lancaster & David A. A.D. Maddox & . Mosley & :Ml' MUe U. Joyce A. Richey& Alan B. mtm The bride-to-be, born In Sanford, Is a 1970 graduate of Qooms High School and at. tended Seminole Junior College. She is presently em, PlOyed as a clerk typist for Itellancie Insurance Company, DEAR ABBY: I married a widow with three children. The boy 1s9, and th e girls are 12 and 14. This Is my first marriage, and I am now wondering If it was a mistake. My wife and I get along fIne, but her children are wrecking marriage. I can't tolerage the way they abuse her. If she corrects them, they say, "Get off my ba ck." (If! had ta lked to my mother that way, I would have been busy picking my front teeth up off the fl oor. I have told my wife that she should lay down the law and let those kids kn ow who's boss, but it goes into one ear and out th e ether. She gave me permission to discipline her children, but I tried it and they said, "You aren't our real fath er and we don't have to mind you. Any suggestions? I love this woman, but her kids are too much for me. END OF ROPE DEAR EN!): This woman is your wife, and her children are now your children. ALL c hildren need discipline. (Discipline Is not necessarily punishment - it's guidance. First, mother should identify you as "th e boss," then the ground rules should be plainly stated, and the discipline fair and consistent, When the kids rebel, be firm. They don't always want %hat they ask for -sometimes they're only testing their limits. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I recently attended the xMing of my husband's employer's daughter, arul I*rn still our The bridegroom, a native of Sanford, is a 1970 graduate of Crooms High School, and a 19*74 graduate of the University of North Florida, and is presently employed by the Ad hoc Subcommittee on Federal Procurement, Washington, D.C. The wedding will be Dec. , at 4:30 p.m., at New ML Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. _- Brig t ideas For Candles finishing or other time-consuming details. - . ' ' - .Ta ______________________ - :. - . - - . -...JW .5 . . - -'. -, -. . . . . . - : , - I -. . 44 'S .. . . '. ,,. • . , - ,,- Susan Dolore.s Scott &Gordon - Dana Loy Sloan & Tcki - ,. SH OWER HOUORS SANDRA EICK - ...• •. - . -. ups - - - bottom ofa stemmed wine gla. or small brandy snifter. Use It as a centerpice for a holiday table by arranging a ring of WdY Spice clove, bayberry and cinnamon In warm, earthy colors p • . - . - . - . _- - - - .5.-. 0010 :' - -- come : L - 'Istinn look, set a short, squat candle in a flat. bottomed tart tin wi th a ruffled edge, or . Try placing a im.11 candle mabout one inch tan) In the -. - A single ca ndle, ritting alone ona tabktop, often lc,ok.s rathtr (or i-n. But It's easy to brighten candle and make it part of your holiday decor, even WithOut the tradltjunal candle . - , a - A 1in" ile hoioer h.i 'ili'c Sandra I it K with her mother, Mi-s. Carla Ekk, Debbie Graham. Miss Ekk will ijecome Robinson, SStUtCIY. I ' v'd right - I ured of and burn a homey fragrance yy 13M a few in a low basket aM pornanders oi cicve covered apples, wi th nuts, kumquats, cranbeffl-!, and o t her winter fruits around t in For the rustic ccuntry- . . . - -- - -- - By ciirrrkr1 F" - Or r,l,,nfi, just have gui 'JI k......1 II(IIPJ . 9 . 'p" a 'I Aoo~ ? r -...•. - S '. - • I -- -_ .__ Surprise Gift It happens every Christmas . h. or hs., r*ntt unu ..-, -. ... with .,,... a gift, and you have nothing to offer in return, The best solution to embarrassing situation Is a preventative one: during the holiday season, always have several pre-wrapped gifts hand with blank tags on th em, You might wrap up holiday candles, scented soaps, raffia baskets that you've lined wi th calico, apothecary jars layered with dried fruit and nuts or small crocks filled wi th classic hard sauce topping. - -' MUSIC PROGRAM several small .. n, '" the label from a t fish ( fruit or vegetable) can And set best if (lie diameter of the c dle Is ouly slightly smaller than the diameter of the can. An , at tractive Idea Is to place candle in a shallow piie holder and then cover it with a metal vegetable grater. 'g gives an exciting Mexican look to the candle, To decoratp a plato candle, melt wax from an old candle and use It to stick js holly (or any other decoration ,, thr't won't go up in flames) to a new candle. Always rinnember to secure a.,ndle to Its new holder by .abttof wax from amold candle and using the wax to glue the nw candle to its base . a . - IJI(IL) PU% tied with a br ight bow aroun the rim. If you do, you'll have at leasi a small gift to give In return arid don't feel emba rrassed lilt doesn't measure up in hnportance or size to what you were given. Christmas isn't a gift-giving competition. If you're really touched by the unexpected gift, you can always express that feeling with a gift of your own on some other occasion. for her 'Merry Christmas... May we suggest a few gifts she's sure to enjoy now and throughout the iSIeepwear Gowns, PJ's , Peignoirs and Robes L Or . fl*vrriy ,4;fit frw At! 0f enci i to Aogs'i Var. Buun, 112 Lasky 717 f or AIby% bOolt "HOW to Wri te L.iI.,s V L. (\(\ rnSportswear ' - - Pont Suits, Blouses Slacks, Sweaters \\; - Stocking Stuffe rs ly iq& a g s -Sh aw ;B QS awl SsU: ." g•4 Costume Jewelry ---"-..-.-S-- We will be happy to help you make your selection at RO.JAY 228 E. FIRST ST. I;DOWNTOWN 1PH. 322.3524 FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE Prciiier.,%) You'li leti beiter if voy get a oit your theit For -v perwn Arile to ADDY- Boo No A. Calif ES9. %01aodrt%sed envelope. piraw Loungewear Party Pajamas, Caftans you oir year. cotning Coordinated Slips, Panties & Bras you for two bath towels, sI know the daughter can write.) I say if they wanted only my husband, they should have left my name off the lnvltaion, but since I was Invited I should have been treated like an invited guesi What do you say! FUMING DEAR FUMING: Since you were a stranger in a gathering of . Henry's friends, he should have introduced around. There Is n excuse for neglecting to thank you for your gift. Ask Henry to Inquire lilt was received. i4mr to ,,.te ittert ' iLingerie lienr) knew almost everybody there, but I didn't know a soul Ikor followed mi through the retce ing hoc with our little four year Id daughter who was Identified as 'Henry's little girl," and all I heard ws how cute she was, and how good Henry looked. As everyone was sha king my hand, they laughed and joked with Henry. Had I opened my mouth I would have interrupted a conversaticn someone was having with my husband. I went through the line without uttering one word' The entire evening was like that. I was so upset I argued with Henry about lion the V. way home. Ile said I was making amnowitain out ofa molehill. Add to that the fact that I didn't even get a thank-you for a wedding gift which ruined my budget for 'four months. Tha t is more than I can take sitting down. A friend got a lovely thank. - at . at FOR JUNIORS UI Il musical The group, "Shalom" presented program the Dec. 12 meeting of the Sanford Junior Woman's Club, sponsored by th e club's Arts Department. The annual Ch ristmas boutique followed, netting $240, ecnsideraWy' more than the $25 raised th e first Christmas boutique held four years ago. Enjoying refreshments after the meeting are, from left) Pat Hunt; Carol Wade; president of Sanford Woman's Club, Dottle Karns; Cathy Bauerle; and Donna Feucrhahn. fuming R Milton. Mary Blanche Webb & Ry O 1 rtres B. wiuw,non & Ransi)d L Cynthia Iiarsthouse & Terry, Wt name flames. LHAH ABBY: I'm getting married In three weeks. My fiance goes for the natural look, and has said many times that he doesn't like anything phon y or artificial. Little does he know that I have had my nose fixed, my tee th capped , and I am not a natural blonde, I have come close to te lling him, but I always chickened out. Should I tell him the tru th now, or wait until after the wed. (l1ni' FAKF; ANI) FEARFUL DEAR FAKE: Tell him now, He might be glad he didn't have to pay for all the improvements, GLADYS JOHNSON announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Gladys Johnson, to Edward Louis Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, Sanford. Virginia Jam Nix & James Betty Jo Allen & Merton C. Brenda Louise Cowan & Should By ABIGAIl. VAN HUH EN * any Mmdore WI.Lson & Margaret. Johnson Melvine Wright & Thoms H sr. Lake Co,,Sherman W. Mo'- r & Thomas Jackson Moore D.civid P. Groves & Elizabe th Reveal Secrets - i- - Dnn't Rc Bride - A - Veleta. - Trim a skirt for Christmas Want For Chris mas DEAR ABBY ---S -. of Sanford Choir, (frrm left) Burt Perinchief, Clifford Mckibbln, Mary Jean Berrien, Joan %%flke and Hazel Perinchief, under the direction of Loulse Touby (right). Ile choir presented Its annual Christmas program Sunday. By JANE GLE HAAS Th e Herd Services -- is presently Celebrating the Christmas story In song are members of the First Presbyterian Church were - - . and my toenails were trimmed, When you're quietly rich, you o to large, lavish parties and I'd promise to neer make a don't need to worry about s nd ta around looking bored peep whe ther chocolate chips that Or push each other Into My husband says we have to . , are real chocolate coat more swimming pools. If I quietly rich, I 'd poll in our bel ts this Christmas an cho late flavo red ones learn to stretch out on a whitethYou justcoeat He says Santa They don't have to bring their l h is ladyfingers In. car pe l In my black velvet stead, ho-ho. own booze and share broken po ta to cu ps and cheese dip. So I've agreed to ask for only gown, I'd cuddle all the nice, c ngs one tn under t tr Quielly rich mothers can act If I were nuietiv rich I could Like sterling silver, jewels detached when their kids rip the afford to fly to Switzerland and iv Which made him very happy. and 10-pound sacks of sugar. knees out of their jeans. As a have my (ace lifted. Ile always feels be tter when If had so much money that I result, their kids grow up wi th a scale down my appetite. But this Christmas I'm not All I want for Christmas is to didn't have to talk about it, I quiet, detached attitude toward even hummingly rich. I'm also wouldn't have to balance life, be quietly rich. screamingly inflated. If were quietly rich, I'd keep my c heckbook. Which would Which is why 1 mutter at the Quietly rich people don't bite my mouth shut about not please my hus ba nd, my banker ir supermarket, feed my family fingernails or chew the ling having a lea ther coat with fur and all those hamburger, fl oat arou nd In last Th lips in frustration. ey chew trim. I could even wear a cloth creditors, 'ear's granny gown. sirloin and lotter. coat Just because I wanted to, SIlently wealth y, I would slide Quietly rich folk are merely Worst of all, each time the not because I had to. serenely in to the supermarket, amused w hen their l im ousines pric.s rise my lace falls a little " If I were quietly rich, I'd sit disengage a cart from the sire go "ta-puck-ta-pucks" instead further. under a hair dryer all day. warren, and buy things without of "purr..." Pretty soon it'll be flat as a While my fingernails soaked looking at prices Quietly rich, lovely couples pancake Area Engagements Of shown. Attach waistband b skirt. Attach hook side of Velcro self-gripping fasteners to ornaments and soft side to skirt. Decorations (or any season are more interesting If you pad them up a little for a dimensional effect. Make the skirt In a nonseasonal color, such as white, pale yellow 'r blue. Let the ornaments carry your holiday message. Th is is a fun idea to make for yourself and ts an even jrt-ater idca for a rift fri any young-in.he rt woman on your list. If you're a la.st-mjnu'e (lrjstmas scrambler, you still have time o raake a holiday skirt. Remember, felt Is the easiest of all fabrics to saw, (or it needs no hemming, seam •' ba _ - Casselberry Henry n, 51, 112 Essex 'ris THE SEASON of the Nutcracker, inspired her ir former . , and Mrs. Thomas Largen of TWO Other fomxT students nford, perform the coveW and Members of the Ballet le of the Sugar Plum Fairy in Sanferd perfor-Sernincile have j) the Nutcracker Suite, per. b th Va., ming the Nutformed y e Rrist, cracker this flotiday SCA5Ofl In Ballet Company Susan has been continuing Atlanta, Ga., Miss Debbie Russell danced the ll wM her dance, as well as academic education, at to Gainesville, Ms Judy Bales Virginia thtermont College in was doing the same Keep up Bristol for the past three years. the good work, gins! Sanford is She hopes to dance proud of you. - - - - 'I The) recently enjoyed the audience They added, that special treat of seeing one of whiletheentirecompanycjjda -e -......-(ttIdPflt-, MIs.* fine lob cntsn wn* itniIiim*a4)uJT Susan Largen, daughter of Dr. the star. . - -- 4 -- of his year. - Dissolutions -. ____________________ Klowa Trail, Fern Park = - daisies, autumn leaves, snowmen, firecrackers, bare feet, happy faces - just about anything you can make of scraps of felt and trim. The secret is the new Velcro se lfgripping fasteners, wtildi come In a variety of colors, sizes and stress-levels. Just stitch side of the fastener to the bottom of the braid trim on the skirt and the other side to the ornament. You can change your holiday skirt to suit any occasion. To make the skirt pictured, you wW need: l'i yards felt 72 inches wide, 7 inch uIvL')Ible zipper, thread, 9 x 12-inch pieces of red and white felt, glitter trims (one yard each of six trims), one package gold middy braid, one package velcro medium stress self-gripping fastene rs and a skirt pattern. one Box 83, Casselberr), Ru th Burgess, 66, Hacienda Village Bo 2 Winter Springs, ) Dcrrel L Downing, 19, George St., Winter Springs, Corby L. Williams, 16, 2510 , Cear - F Area Dancers William E. Lozomn, 30, 1412 Sunset Blvd Holly Hill, Janet J. Flake, 47, Sam add. Cro)Ofl Dr Easter - Box 442, Mary C Ave tta,38, 1006 W 25th Triplett Dr - -- Sandra D. Jones, 19, same add. Douglas A Construct skirt according to pattern Instructions. Do not attach waistband. Cut 4-Inch circles of felt as base for Christmas ornaments. Use Talon glitter trim and handstitch to circles varying the designs. Stitch middy braid to skirt, beginning at wais t and ending at different lengths as Party? Laurel Ave., NE ••i. - I add. Bouchard, 40, RI 2 81442, Mary C.Avetta,3a, l W. 25th Gregory A. Philli ps, 29, 329 r'f')' ch A Skirt 'Nutcracker' Abdelrahm J. Sawy, 30, 400 Gregory Dr., Cuselberry, • - I SHOPPING ROJAY - - S - -- ±T - - �-a,4C-Sunday_$-4rMd, Sentord. Ft. I C Uvt M - -- . ---y---,-:.--'..----- .-- - Sunday, Dec. 22, 974 BEETLE BAILEY - ruckeT: Lrowyourown' vegetables By JEAN PA'ITESON And with the variety of make up tasty 't Women's Editor omato relish. turnips and potatoes line the fruit to nature's bounty, and more plentiful. produce they grow on two Not all city folk have George in farming, a small backyard Today, a spare room in their shelves of the freezers In neatly lettucesupplies daily salad But according to local garden Hagan's farm-bred sense about vegetable garden can be a pocket-handkerchief size home houses two large labeled cartons. There're also greens, A vegetable garden has been patches In their 3J,threisno freezers, plentifully stocked onions and egg plants and green supply store owners, the gardening, of course. Heknows, rewarding enterprise, I(reports part of the lives of Mr. and Mrs. need for them to join the with an Considering only an hour a number of home gardeners is for example, that planting back to garden supply stor even wider variety of peppers. George Hagan, 208 Laurel Dr., despairing lines at grocery day is required in the garden, es good things to eat. Frozen in on the Increase. All report season begins after full moon in Sanford, for .e past 30 years. store checkout counters, g are an accurate indication f Certainly, fertilizer prices watering and weeding or unusually brisk trade in seeds February, that a horse standin water, and fresh as the day they are going up and up, but the planting, and perhaps Their garden has been a a little and small vegetable plants, and with its tail to the north-west or the success and savings being George Hagan, 74 years old were picked when thawed, are Hagan couple reckons they still more time during the harvest customers with never-ending a hog busily making a bed(or enjoyed by Seminole County' pleasurable hobby, a relaxing now and as keen as ever to be black-eyed peas and lima comeout well ahead. A few season, the Hagans can't un. questions about what to plant itself foretell cold weather, form ofsource exercise, and grown a con- working out, come shine, beans. Squash, okri, tomatoes, citrus trees add their golden derstand why gardens aren't when, and how. new crop of srn.uteur gar. venient of fresh hisrain land,orbelieves a But even without background deners. produce all those years. good deal of housekeeping But today it has become a money can be saved by growing ____ ______________________________ necessity. your own vegetables, provided For who can affort to buy you have a place to since them. . . vegetables at today's pricces, -- ----.. "-I In the old days, Mrs. Hagan Mrs. Hagan wonders "We would can just about everything Clifford E. Crouch, 34, 1109 Springs, H __________ K. Clark, 27, don't buy vegetables in the her garden produced . -1ear Lake Rd., Apopka, Karen same add. supermarkets - not if we can tomatoes and string beans, A. Shatto, 34, Richard B. Warsing, 24, 375 help It," she said, 11 sweet and dill pickles, and Thomas nernn, Palm Springs Springs Dr. No.1402 I Main ain St., Longwood, Shelbie J. Altamonte Springs, Capitola F. . McAnally, 31. Huntsville, Ala. Gamble, 20, same add. Geo. L McLaughlin, 54, Bx Robt, C. Kelley III, 18, 304 Dr,(4sselberr) , Wildmere Ave., Longwood, ir_ a I Constance A. Miller, Bx 104 Debra S. G riff In, 18, 611 Orchid, ________ Casselberry I Altamonte Springs :.' ' ,. Garden Club 1 Santos Hhlerlo, , 18 Helen Lyle M. Aashetm, 40, Bx 10&1 * St,Apopka, J San Maitland, Pamela Garrett 3o ATE CCw, /SAGE auIw,G, ZEg - LJRE1 OPEY 0Z • _________ by Dave Grau. ..iRJDID FIP7MEIHEREJUST FINE! GUZ, SARGE! J ;. I A BuD') QOO61 ER1GHT AiOR HER/ SWf• - -. : "•4•• -,.-. ' Candlelight Service -. a holiday season p full to over- - . flowing with - 7:30 P.M. life's best. . many moments . rich with ' WIN AT BRIDGE /1J . 3 -, THE BORN LOSER JCL by Art 'JJ CU/I Uk4'. Tho THV< tE A1 MORCT (vv (;, or\ V4 Wr NF. -• -, - - _______ - ' - '' - - - I - j after CAMPUS CUTTER w it h BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis COACH 4LSO4v SEE TAT ' T5 UNtJ AS A U N IQUE TOL HES) A90.7 TPI&T WAY OP'RELIEVING CHEWING 1OTb.4ERCOACES ON TENSION D uRIN6 _/\ DOONESBURY__- CEW ON A GAME by - Garry Trudeau WHOOP6/ , - Y U\/L J .1;'f , /14! f I - i \ Tit (44V24' *'71 )WLa tF= aw £EL, )Ws S/R1AU O 6caet! 'a" f L \ LL ti X!Zd$*'4'Y WU /tzc/ 1k J/?Ej. /,tW WT I7' At.. 7' L \ S4(4Ci'! lit)' f 1X4T - t Ik __ _ _ BLON DIE 0 Chic Young " LIKE ATt EE ORA 'iSA - - EAGLE ________ TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan, HI,f-iISThf MOt-Yj 'M MA}'INCI OUT MY CHRISTMAS LIST!W OO MK OF NY U NEP? -'./ ' 21 BUGS BUNNY FI CLYDEt A GIEAT TALK / by H.imdahi & Stoffel - HELL ENTER- 'tAtw ''ER FR COME ON. CLPE 6. A SAY SOMETH,l.4'/ Q, / WHAT FEg TaJCi-r' DINNES. LITTLE Th1NG I5l4T SHE A PRISCILLA'S A1C.F ' POP SETTER LEAVE T H F_ OOM PRISCILLA! I'M /RAPPiN PRESENTS I I I THAT &OES\ FOR You, T04 \C.A LYL.1 by Al Vermier ILET ME KNOW - . .! WHEN IT GOES Foc) \1 HAZ E L! J (17 WINTHROP by Dick Covotli I'VE SOLVEC) .MY Fl NANCLAL PRGLE0%A5. I'M GOING 70 PUT AN ,&D IN THE PAPERS... 5AY1 NG fl-tAT I'M No J j(...LCNG€R R&SFt)SIeLE) I IWELL, THERE GOG MY FOR MY C)E1315, •; ) QLIARTER. , MENU .1,11,, ARCHIE 12 _by Bob Montana h11 - th _____ ..,.,,, • 12-2! CAPTAIN EASY "THE CHILRE4'5 FATHER-APJ ' UNEMPLOYED WATCH REPAIRMA J ANP JEWELRY CR.4FT3MAJ.. C'.5COVEREP THE O'C,LiEp cJLA55 BWLE WERE REAL GEMS' _- by Crooks & Lawrence / fLAZE: WED 7 POOR AWE \ ..EPECIALLY ,1ROuJp THE eACK OF I BETTER CALL THE( I 6PO5E HE --.. THE HEAP... LAWYER--IF HE ( M1J5T BE FEEttJ' h"H'P.J'T .1LESAPY I KINPA 15Ap MUST YOU ioton.,, %. SEEN THE \TOY: T EEK & MEEK MKE IrAjy RIGHT NOW:) (PitJMB5KUU.. '. Turner draws trumps with three leads, stopping In his own band in 21 4 K (197 order to lead a low club toward K 864 dummy. After West plays low J 109 South must stick in dummy's +98 eight spot! wi:s'r FAST 4 842 . This unusual finesse is 53 V910753 necesslirybecause South must • 0643 + K872 develop two club tricks. 4A9743 4K2 East wins and will return a SOUTH heart or diamond. South must 4 .. J 106 T 92 rise with the ace of whichever + "5 suit has been led and lead a I 4j 1065 second club. West can do no b better than take his ace. Both vulnerable Eventually, South will be able Wei( North East South to discard two hearts or two 14 I'ass I f diamonds from dummy and f1s16 jI Pass 36 wind up losIn Jut two clubs 46 Pass Ilam and one red card. Opening lead-j A low club opening lead by West won by East's king and A letter from Forth Worth, followed up by two club plays Tex., reads: "West opened the will teat four spades. But alter J:'k of hearts a g ainst my four the heart lead, there U; rii spade contract and I had to go TW An defense, down one, flow could we have Pw "You k now, Marvin, I think you'd make a bigger hit with Daddy if reached the lay down three i'JT1 I}77i!.7 ycu Called hm Mr, J&r1es' instead of Occupanr!" notrump?" The b i dd ing his been Three nornp is a better Sooth game contract than four West IsI South I• spades, yet it can and might IN.1' FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger BdIen 34 1 5 3! ________________________ well be beaten. Suppose West 24 ras ., (€c COMPt.AINING -T\ 44 (AS 6Cce4 AS OCxQ'S opens the four of clubs. East I. XLD 900 Th41S 5 FffuN6 ETTERI/LL \ You. South, hold takes his king and lf he decid es L ' to return the deuce of diamonds 44 'I!AQI0S6 • KJ441Q3 What do you do now , the defense can hold South to A-Pus. You can expect to eight tricks. Furthermore, low two spades and a diamond the Jack of hearts opening Immediately. I I South can bring home four C TODAY'S (IUE.sTloS % 11, 11 tur peflhiig bit iUi spades. He star ts out by winning the 2'4 K7643!A2,94 K;3 heart lead in dummy. Then he Ani%er Monda.% - by Howi e Schneider -- d' DD YA EvER A17rf FM W PE4DRE -r' i: G,AIkJ TA1!JS W Sk*)JA1K Om€c FTOPLE Peace and Ir4_t I by Dick ------- .. Maitlanti. Kenneth A. Burke, 21, Hz k The Nth Orlando Garden I ' 1IiiL''' ,V j - -' ' Phillip Hamilton, 32, Ge. Del., 1435, Kathy Sue Smith, 18, 1 I ; f . I annual .4 .. Oviedo, Connie B. Jones, 24,83 Hester Ave., Rt3Bz4oz Party at the home of Hostess -. StephensSt.,Os'Iedo harry H. Sacks, 26, 4661 Janet Pottiger at 65 S. \ .. ',,' 4.j i" ,l>___ John H Green, 19, 610 N Orange Ave., Longwood, Mart EdgemOnAve.Itw3 p ' ,. t Sernoran Blvd., No. 3, Winter S. Acosta, 18, 1506 Glastonberry hostess for the evening ' (t' lve ç- J. Park,[borahRHeJ17 J _____ ____ Rd., Maitland members of the club attended waft Brittany Cir, Casselber Gyle Workman, 48,3200 S 17 along with a guest, Mar) Steven D. Wheeler, 18,1403 C 92, Lois V Parke, 38, 14 1k Helbig. p' ' •. Ash ttr ,Casselberry, Cathy E Shore Dr, Casselberry Each member brought a gift ---, Frazier, 16, 666 Maitland Ave., • she had nude to exchange with 8 NAM. BoOTh Altamonte Springs "' another member. The items ) • 4 JohnW.M1Uersams,l8,t3 .irOt1p, øioflg ranged from homemade . " k with the Winter Springs junior 8X397,Barbaraj,Ungardl9 Christmas ornaments 10 an Polic Orr fit I Hz 357 Oviedo . e,. assortment of Christmas ',' Marese A. Toomer, 27, Ut 3 caroling for the Central Florida delicacies. 11 Rp- b Janet!. Hicks 24, eIt meeting for the club will Zoo They will meet at the I &vne, Lt 5, Sanford sun. be on Jan. 9, at the home o Recre SU - ' ., Dt Robert C Kelley, 111, 18, 304 f shine Park at 4 p.m.. and then . ' emon (. 1 pick certain areas Wildmere Ave., Longwood, V. the city to Am Co-&stess for Lhe evening Debra S. Griffin, 18, 611 Orchid entertain the residents, with will be Janet Pottinger. U_ Ln, Altamonte Springs The North Orlando Garden their young voices raised Jimmie S. Walker, 31, Rt I Bx Club's Garden of the Monthsinging Christmas carols. , ' .. or . plaque was awarded 170, Orlando, I-Inda I- Fischer, 27, Bx 20104 Orlando. to Irving McNally, 60 S. C('ttZ C t 'I & ) Larry R. Gatlin, fl, 2707 Ave. This plaque is awarded Cheers, '.,,• y 'J k Druid Park Dr., Carol E. ead month by the club ior the Another man noted for his Morgan, 16, 1013 W. 2nd St. garden or yard the Judges Mrs. Hagan stocks up the freezer with fresh produce for the holidays feel dedication and service and all year long Janlei It. Baird, 11, 28, Bx 171 Is the most beautiful and We ll citizens of g5 community Lk. Mary, Sue E. Collar, 13, 124 kei*. Judges for this month's Sgt. T.R. Hey, until recenlly a Country Club Cir. award wei Janet Pottinger member of the Winter Springs Stuart A. Walthers, 21, 906 W. and Ron Ferragut. Police DepL Known to friends Remembering Christmases Past 2Dth, Joan A. Giglietta, 27, 514 • as R.T., Bob, or Teddle, A Applewood Ave. Altamonte Course "as ed three years to this city , S prings By NANCY BOOTH eat. I used to make up as much I Three firemen from we although not a resident. Bob Dayton Capps, 35, 953S Herald Correspondent as ten gallons of egg nog, resigned from the Winter / Winter F Wymore Rd., Altamonte because it was nothing for us to Dept successfully Springs Police Dept. last week, Many holiday seasons have entertain as many as two completed a course In and he will be sorely missed, come and gone since Ada and hundred people in that one " Emergency Gas Handling, His many friends wish bun Chester Edle of Winter Springs afternoon. Dissolutions • sponsored by the Florida Gas luck and success in the future. Net married on June 7, 1919. "You see, Chester was a r -Company. 'i{iis course teaches Sitting In their charming home member of the Baltimore Press -. Of Marriage methods of handling natural Get Well Soon 1, in Hacienda Village one rainy ClubandaPastMarybevJe and LP gas afternoon, Ada, 73 and Chester, Commander for the -. Charles C. Coffee & Patricia 1) Including'gas leaks Youth Coordinator for the 76 reminiced about the Legion, so you can American '• & Louise see why we The course was opened to fire Winter Springs Youth Group, "wonderful times we've had" had so many friends. Paul A DeVelder & Rebecca fighters and gas company Mrs. Wanda Kearns, is in and the family traditions that Ann A "My oldest daughter, Majorle employes.Those attending Florida S. Hospital undergoing have been shared over the last has continued the family . Sharon Elaine Mero & Gary InClUded tests. This dedicated and 55 years with their three - tradition back (rain Winter Rowand Mero home, and has . . Fire Qgef Charles Holzman, er)I'EetIC young woman has children, 14 grandcuijJcfre and her seven chIldren, 14 grand" Andrew Jackson King & Elli. done much to help in the growth io Al RCOkSIIIP jj Jane children, and her sister Gloria's for Christmas William Myer me nretigtger of Ills city's only teen group. "For forty years, each fiunily over to share the day." John O'Qulnn Beasley Sr. & ,. She has always been willing to Christmas Day, we held an "hu"ers in' ç Vivian witi jut her This year the Edle couple have attempted to take ad- lend a helping hand to other "open house" all afternoon for be sharing Christmas with their Shirley A. Meadows & Clyde vantage of any organizations as well. All her our many friends. From six son Kenneth and his family who just a bit L' () 0 offered in the area to constantly friends wish her a speedy o'clock on, it was the family's also live in Hacienda Village. Thomas E. Farrow & O'&1 tile crowd improve their firefighting '"o'eryturn," and said Mr& Edh- with Antoinette E. They shared Another pleasant ight mile. Joseph Edw. Cameron & Ada and Chester Edie with 'Memory trees OvistmaS custom with neigh. Sb continued, 'Each year All Washed Up Peggy Roseman bars In Baltimore. On Christ- Chester have spent quieter garlands, In the middle a red Firemen Elect ' back home in Baltimore, (Md.) ma Raymond H. Mlcpaux & KMa -s Eve, the neighbors all Christmases. Their only light bulb cuts a beautiful glow Barbara E. The Winter Sprng Volunteer when we sent out our Christmu gathered for a "trim the tree" decoration Is an unusual on the decorations, TheDept., Winterheld Springs Volunteer Fire Dept. held a succesaful car cards, I always enclosed an party. They would go from Christmas tree that Mr. Edle Sheila K. Pills & John D. Fire its nmnaaj JEWELERS wash Dec. 14 at the H & •, W invitation to our friends to Join house to house and partially purchased In California 15 Albert Reynolds & Lucille H. election of officers Dec. ii. Refuse Co. , This tree Is our only Memb Constance Ross & R.G. American Elected were: chief , at the corner of SR us In this special "Edie decorate a tree, drink a "cup of years ago. The tree i made of decoration now, but years ago. em Society Charles I. 434 and Hwy. 17-92 All the TadItIor,," We prepared for good cheer," and then go on to wicker and is In the shape of an Rle Leo Smith & 40 welt voices trail away, and Lee Hoizgnan Sr.; deputy chief, F. volunteers worked at least part days for the occasion, and the next stop. OPIfl Nil.5 'ills p.m. Scott Kenneth; captain, Alvin of the day, 9:30 a.m., to 6 upside down cone. Wrapped their faces are lit with pleasant served our guests anything and Janet L. Telluimp & Patrick V. Roggenk.smp; lieutenant, The volunteers netted p.m. Open Sun. Afternoon $150 everythng you The past few years, since around it are tows of gold memories of Chrlstma.es past. K. cculd think of Wiilim V. Meyer and 'torn B. which will be used to purchase 112 S. PARK to moving to Florida, Ada and beads, gold ornaments and gold past. Gyle E. Workman & Naoina SANFORD 11ardvJr., and Carl P. Mitchell, much needed bunker gear. E for the firematic positions. The administrative officers Dance Nets $$$ . elected were: president, For the first time In several William Hahn; vice-president, ±3 John C. Newsome; Mont-the Winter Springs a IRY trasurer, J.C. Lawson and Youth group held a successful dance Dec. 13, which also historian, Tim Lallathin, turned out to be its first , Singing For Zoo yrere The band was / 4 ' that popular group, the / The citizens ofuuis city have a "Kanyon," On Dec. 21, at 7:30 ram treat Dec. p.m., another dance was 5 22. That is the day the Winter the Recreation Building. ±3 ! We sincerely wish , 't 1W -±3 May o uflflg our g od that you may enjoy Christmas Eve ' friends and patrons - • OOP ALLEY 1: I,, CARNIVAL GVOM N Sunday, Dec. 22, 1974-5c JAMES JACOHy A Holds Part" Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. By OSWAW and MApplications arriage NANCY'S NEWSNOTES Mart Walker ) TO Tb'IEp' ctThr \ /'- I 'H �— ---________________________________________________ .5 --. ------------- --------------'--.-•--- -- - -- -.. .,: - -- 6C— Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. WANT AD ______________ State _____ M INFORMATIG News - 9 - I By RICHARD CARELLI attempted to Inform a panicky I Associated Preis Writer DIAL public of where gas was avail. Alleged corruption and high able. • intrigue In Florida politics and The gasoline crunch hit Florl. inole 322261 a winter gasoline shortage that da on many fronts: kit the tourist industry out in —Jacksonville's 476 school the cold were voted the state 's buses, under federal Winter Park. court ortop news stories for 1974 in an der to transport ss,000 pupils Associated Press survey, every day, needed emergency Orlando 831-999 Newspapers and broadcast allocations to keep them roll. stations throughout Florida ing. named the indictments of three Ask For Wont Ads —A Bradenton service station Cabinet members former attendant was killed when Education Corn n1sloner Floyd Want Ad crushed between two cars while Christian, Comptroller Fred 0. pumping gas to a long line of Department Hours "Bud" Dickinson and Treasur. autos. er-Insurance Commissioner —"Never on Sunday" took on 8: 00 A.M. •5:30 P.M. Thomas O'Malley Monday Thru Friday as the new meazdngs and iiiost all state's No. I story. 41c a line Floricilans had memorized the 1 thru $ times A federal grand jury in. last digit of thru2ifilm their auto tag. 3lca line dict.ment charging Republican Tourist attractions aroiuid 2itimes 24c a line Sen. El Gurney with with the state reported winter (11 2-00 MINIMUM CHARGE) bribery, perjury and conseason dropoffs of up to 50 per 3 Lines Minimum py in connection with an cent, leading state tourism alleged lnhIflene. peddijng officials to predict an overall 15 The Longer Your Ad Rusts scheme finished second in per cent decline In the state's The Less It Costs Per Line balloting for the year's Top Ten No. I Industry In 1974. Per Day. 30 Good Things to Eat .~';,.~::~-4 - ____ ___ I - , —The furor ___ r1 J --I ________ ____ - ______ over Trvel & skyrocketing fuel adjustment Baby Beef-Freshsuge charges tacked cm to mcnthly electric bills by the state's 15-Action —The web of alleged crimes I accused in the abduction-slay. Ing of a Florida Highway Patrol trooper and another man. trial In Jacksonville of super- salenan Glenn '1 \ rV -The n-the-alrsujcideof Sarasota television personality, Chris Chubbac O'MalJey, reelected in lb, Nowith perjury andact.'epting He stands accused lug $40,000 from former law banker seeking state conmlIUeereportedlyjsccd. -Buslnes or Rent 37 ering O'Ma!ley's Impeachment. Christian was Indicted in Tal. lahasasee last April on charges of receiving more than $80 000 In bribes to channel state edu- tim.' flexible %chedue. Reply 6-ox 560 c a The Evening Herald p,O, Kitchen equipped. $160. SanfuFd— 3 BR, central heat. ' - ,x i - - - Alter 5. 3277129 _________ ed Sanora 3 b alers are established by the - - "HotIin HOMES OF DISTINCTION See the homes built - of materials . TOM OMALLEY convened to consider bnpeach. adverfisc in him. In keeping with the --' _______ - beautiful wooded - monthly. 3772717. . - "OM[, all extr as, 1 ____________ ___________ ddi ions Ions Built Pride = 11 2 Ill 10 CONSTRUC-M)N k,K, Remodeli WOMEN-10T SAIESMEN— __ LOO K ING FOR SINGING TI.LENT. ES 17$ 2541 _ conspiracy against Christien - . were Improperly assigned to Tallahassee. The Florida Supreme Court has heard oral arguments about the special prevutor 1s'ue — one which could affect the O'Malley and Dickinson in- ____ ______ or friends of Cwoblm _______ - - i . dr inkers. -or ' . write - Rooms for Rent -. .. last Cabinet meeting With a Sanford, Ftutda grand jury probe IWOng oM his head, he as ea n .S October Democrat runoff Lost and Found • against Comptrollerelect GetLOST , B— aid Lewis. f&&n clufCh— wall F' 'riPe' ney 5 l45Mihtgi., IC) FL) (,U1'E Dickinson was charged b Reward 715 11613 federail grand juries in TimP*a Tourism did pick up during -and Ta!lahasM'c, with tax eva. the summer Nit the predic'(inn REWARD bST - mile Wuth cA DeB#ry, sion, perjury-, cofispwacy to ex. last Aprd of I iaI Cohen. director I LO All Boxer Bulldog, money from bankers under of the Miami Beach Tourist Spayed, wtight,15Lbs. 11you have - eceiv* an Duvelopment Authority, proved any i nformation, please &II collect. 305.611676! illegal loan or gratuity. from a prophetic: "There is l ust -"— bank his office regulates. way we are gang to male . - . " i . . . : ~ i , Hotpoint Dishwasher, And an EtecHic Barbecue Grill will make DadtOPchef Dick's Appliances, 2617 S. irench 337 7651. - latte-i'3 P,'.om - will . U'llurntshed BASS BOAT BARGAINS Singer Model 73. !ig Zag ROBSON MARINE MY Orlando Or Ive, in 5961 I or I bdrm. to*MhOUW aptr, central lvet Ia'r.,ncjosedpat close in, convenient to everything From Dad will love Black 5, Decker or 1473453 Rockwell Power Tools & Stanley Hand Tools trom GrrWY Lu-n - ' ' . - -.--- I,--. ' - — 2nd finr 7 e,jr,n equipped, air & heal. Call owner, DeftOna (305) 571 1067 li(i I lOnith) AVe' a i .- 1 i -- fr builders seeking Fedesal cretly submitted by a utility Housing Administration con- lawyer. The JQC rma, w ,er Aed A.1 h fI,,iI. I L ii tracts. ,s i.rCluvu x remos-ru to seek re-ekiction, is awaiting the high court — a decision to be triai made eventually by a A new kind of public service appointed panel of judge's. i — the gasolim boxKvire — was Included in the the continuing ! " .r Gurney : xz _. ....... two - a budge1 price Want Ad%! 9 Good Tbings - _____ PIAVELS. PIUi'i AND ,417F GPAPFFQLJiT $' _14~ I 0 I? 50 saga of newsliapeirs and broadcast sta- economy's effects on Florida uons last winter. The bciucores during 1974 took man laces to Eat 3 -3 2 !4 rt - I- 17 so ,, . och AvePt' in c OiuiJir ,iI . shop fh# Gifts Cowboy or DIngo 20$ - Deluxr untur,ititird I h#dl`00m apt - $150. Ground flow Ofdvples,kiten?quj$,p,5 residentIal Ma ur9 adults Only No Pot 372 17ts area - Beautiful 371 5510 47 ) , lewels start ; _- Everyone - I 1 Park Nlighf the lady In your hum* with a Sunbeam Small appliance from -. - - - - - Real Estate Wanted ,r .. I Horne EXTRA CASH r OR Directory I - 72 Accounting Auction Open daily 10 Sfor consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estatm etc ' — Mon. Dec. 23 7 sirer.nf -- - --• t. .i t. . -. I i .5- % ' .,' r.jt.Cfi Appliances furniture ircludlng wicker. round, knot ty pine table, late in Musical Merchan'Iise 9 - . flanlo, 4 g, 32 2764 5 -, %tring, 7 mo old, never Saturday. Jan 1 HAPPY HOIADAYS TO ALL STAN'S AUCTION Ji,,.t iVV • the r 'it - - . '- "• ' -. , : - wPioaredeartoyou. perhaps I .'. ' .. .. ' - _________________________________ _____________________________ Tree Sewing Beauty Care .. - . 11 . I .. -- -"'.. "S '-5 . "u. 'a.. .I AI . ii C'V - n & D'4..smaknq br experts S'n9er d100f0ved dealef 210 E Isl St., .-'. I C,j..tcrr %crk Liccn,eJ a"-'-ded Fret estimate 373 60M - I ,-, French Horns,or maybea etty Partidge for your potted Pe,;r , (fl ui I) .5, ri . ____________________________ Remodel and Repair, We do rati " I nerds' !.4rv uk$oi ourPoose A(hi-n vkhil-ti you u-11 lhtn , t.zs ,, al l ' I - S' Suitimilimbr !'' i' S14 .l'\ '. f;,' - Ave Ph 3774137 . Floor Cleaning . WlLSOP4MAIERfor", bet Christmas ever. Save on national titbAch Liberal trAdo,ms Free Post Control - tixr trii'rci eat"; ',rei . . gi,e TV Stamps 3)i E 115 , - . ~ Wall Papering I ,, . 11 a COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER arpl1 ance Best in qualify and 'PndabiliIy. HOME AP 109 W. lit St. PLIANCE CENTER, I= W Isl ti I ~_ a~ ' . t' I ' " for . 1. - ~ . . ~h S-.- -_. -- ___ -~ - _N: L~ . .. . 'i 11 0 - - # i Basketball and Tennss Courts Initial ReCrealional Fee P' ' 0 V ' , 1'4' -. ' ' - I 1 ' NO CLOSING COSTS CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Pets . -. Fira, Collars. fogs COr Pa04&3fl3ii -- Located •t.qi J Dial 322872) I ..I - -- I " 931 V94) ' F 'T'h - m'i"in" I (i'. —_ 4 -' ' ,1, I _'.. .' v '. Well Drilling DRIL~.!D p,,i.ffi.,pSPRINKLER SYST(,,,~ L ir 'S 4 lime for Q"I'nganscja time for saving when you Shop the --- ---------- — — - Si A - *-t ~( ~ .1. 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford. Sales office open Mon Fr; 96, Sat & Sun 16 - __ FROMIll PER CENT ,: I - -_ . --- - . , ,-1 jl,-f-rd Ad nr ,nq% r.,- I . -s Ir t rineandset CAliji., i - hI % i 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE ' HAv!nQ iltn"111 1 Sell them Iasi and eas %%ith a Classified Ad Call 3n 261 V or 111111 9m i ..4 • 'Ii i-i (ont-'ol ,. r. _.- I Large Picnic Area, ' ________________ Plus Large Club House. Junior Olympic Pool, . Christmas-_ Gifts .-. A COMMUN I TY OFF IN E HOMES PRICED FROM $35,000 . i"'-.l -II , X. , ~~A -- . , .,. , . F RIGIDA(RE, KITCHEN AID, MAYTAG, FEDOERS. A:% major GIFTS AS ADV EITfSEO IN rut:line ofspQf ling QiW)4$ Fishing, AS' S C!.ASStr IF-1) ADS' Hunting and .Camping ac ThP SWIS Shop. Sanford Plata, ___ - ____— 3 71 Mo Flowers And Gifts for oil ocr tropical and exotic Plan ts, Visit " Ouslify 81 Discount rnll welt of hbo CAREFREFF LOWER5 3201 46 at -16- il lilition, FALL CLEANiNG I V',-., ' t,Ua I t. v... I You'll f Ind in the Want Ads. supplies Eiter;ol*alls, eaves. patio, walks for Twelve Days of Christmas & roofs Removes mildew, fungus. c-mit with6fnee'l,qsons r n uli Pressure Cleaning - - _ .. Mahagon dining room suite hatch Cover coffee table. coffee tea Vat I mounted sail fish I Ti.ning Repar,162 9400 a SANFORD AUCTION 59 •"e Bud CabtIl 377 H We have a good selection 01 Quality "' Bicycles . All makes, oct PIa,ers — _____________________ payments 373 oi --- r p.m. apartment %Ile refrigerators, bedroom suites, matching washer Pay balance of 57$ or ID pay -- I and dryer, corner cabinet, baby 10 Speed Bike, Penney's. ezceltc-nt ments $4 bed, carpet, brand new ladies and Conditi. 550 Or trade 373 n' I men's wrist watches and our Drop in bobbin, 2 i zag. and 3 needle regular line of good used furniture and misc. FREE COFFEE served position, Like new condition, so ld WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR I CHRISTMAS' Tniiii,'e new for UI. balance tAS -fish-. # I ..... all .'vm'nir,n -----• "' I ...... . '' C J ,lobably has wriatevi, $ payments or SIU New warr.pty. it Is. Call Cr:dll Dept, )700French Avr. SANFORD SEWING CENTER ----. C'r offer and take over : monthly 58 C:xjr'er fops. Snks lnstat,t ,, for ire, estimates cats cs Odd lobs of all types, Carpentry Harris, at SEARS n Sar,ford 372 I Paintinp, Cement Work, Light Harding galvanized trailer. Best Singer's best Model. winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic PIANO SIRViCES Bathroom C,ib'net5 Air Conditioning IcS1 ____________________________ Ylt• SANFORD AUCTION - - _ Minute Christmas Shopping At 77 $961 --- PnO 37; 2611 or $31 999') 2977 Hwy ) 97 - _________________________ Having trouble Storing summer Christmas is a time f or giving and a items? Sell them fast and easy timeforsavin9whenyousthe — with a CIASSified Act Call 3n s62o Last 1[ I tiEST INN pc.srcng I Groomn'rico Ph 377 41057 _________________________ _________ Your Pet Care R,'moael,ng Prpars Room additions Fully ensured Good references Jim Trego, 321 om, _________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. Sl West. Sanford OflSON MARiNE GOLDEN IOUCH'N SEW iq sewing cabinet. repossessed - Cmp.ete aCcntsng and Ia. vice for small businesses Williams Accounting. 322 yil.43 Chimneys Do Household Goods Home Improvements Carpentry 4 ------re from I WESTERP, WEAR BOOTS Offts, moccasins. billiolm. %addle eQuld-mf Save at the Old Corral Western Shop 1792 I mile S You! __________________________ 3715954 east 04 I 1 373 0730. I of Experts Ready To Serve - . I . ...- - , -- - HAY 307 A East Is' St.. Sanford 377 91)) ~ ; ' Ir - CHRISTMAS b' Selling your g ood ______________________ • ., # S - , .t~ , - upright piano. 373 $144, II' Tn Hull with 75 HP Johnion and Webuy. seli. or exchange real estate -. - -- I DAVnJ REALTOR 373 9413 - I - ' Will trade chord organ, 1 yr old, A you turn the key. 17S models &I No! Hot Hot prIces, Visit your - 51 Will pay cash for your equity in) bdrm. house on approx. S acr es withIn 3 ml. Sanford jfl - • Swap and Trade Evinrspde Wheeler, -- - end tcrmilltion to Cardinal Indlistry Inc. P0 Box U. Sonford, ________________________________ ut We have qift fOe' the entire family from srvall unique tern to rooms miii - for the W" 0 Fabrict) ;7t 10, 44. I Tips _ " SA Y MERRY CHRISTMAS WIT •t 12995 It ----- ____________________ . at 17 -- - Sd" _________ Ich. 10 Under the tree they will ri when mftement 34 0. diamond. Will sacrifice. $400. $31 99 -----------__,------ '' Mr. Troy Pickett P O BOX 15037 PH. 305.295-098) Orbndn, nisi -- Fla •- gold pierced Earrings. 1 31'd ff at GWAL I P4EV JEWELERS 701 S ParS, .---- FrnkIin Mint Items and gold coins far the collector, and iewesry Tom's Coins, 171 E Morse Blvd. Wir,ter pprk, "? 1231 I. I 3721710 353.354) ___________ _____________ 3 to £ acres.r a.s,4W. ,,-i-. -' I business routine. steer, air cord, _____________ Boats & Marine Down Apartment sites wanted in Sanford. * '* Singer * '*' Contact JIM WALTER HOMES ii Karat '' full of line furnis,hings PHIL .- V- - Energy Savers s.bester 331 10 Spitted hlcVffes from Fi it Shop 9% Ir re(Kh Ave, 122 41S, GWALT74y JEWELERS, I, r A CI E ., Boots from L. ist SI NORMA Mom at , ace,4thru Land Sanford r. -------.----.----____ Sanford ou. ' - GOLD $. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave 17) 13to - L t, ___ - Bamboo Cove '2 BORM. Shag, sir, Sunny kitchen&. playgrounds, near SAPIDLEW000 VILI AS IIOW-AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORO,3n7v'o - ' f~ Kids inyourlilelromlei,ntosuits HIS Store for Men, S4nford P laza. ________________ -• from .A .i.i '•i' . -________________ D-UPlex S,Mford area I Ilf*oorr,,~ Steve, refriWfilifor, Air, $Ili plus ISO deposit. 134 90S4 771 WS - A trudl by many Florida WultBaby Sit lnMyHorntp New Years Eve telephones will be -'5., , ('iced right for (hristrnai gifts . MARINERS VILLAGE l&7flJrmlui,noruriftjrn5 1202 Orlando Dr.. 3211470 SEAR I at Gwaltney Jewelers-- quality gifts for le's 701 5 Park G I- I bf okleried purses, leather ' goods, ________ ~11 I W I 411 %I . P4 lrdmade for Toppm W Dad - AND 30 t. off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 322 253). The Fight Against Intlaliori birgI ns ~t k) alr&heat I ; : It fw 616) - We've got everything for the Gol(er-- Clubs. Bath. Ladies & Mens Shoes, Duckster Ja ckets, all your shopping by phone at Machine, Reg 1109.95. Sale price, U& Singer ppro dealer 7)0 ... member oi Ui d)dri t ou in the winter,' cls.ppr'arru 14cr, ) from , PAlmr1to Ave nAmr I'luffy Seme Wit.ergate, C=njtW, Just last month, Su alft-f0:on, t:fra"'. was charged by a federal grand Court Juz-tices Joseph Boyd Jr. "' "'t-d!(,il ft"I '11,11 01" . __ jury in My with bribery, per- and Hal Dekle were fmM gWI~9 A jury and conspiracy Pr. ty In a idicial Qualifleatlors cutors ged that he used his Commisshm bill Of improperly 6 Child Care love beautiful slippers by Daniel Greene from P,riolit's 20$ E. 51 - Apanmenls Rent .5.., ic Land, Located Paola present contacts can pay you P. at$fl?0. l9d* Ford Thunderbird, 4drU00 197 1 Ford ' ton pickup with III 57250 I5 Ford 21' C 7 50, with lift gate, $3000. These are our own Personal trucks arsi are driven every day, all in go running condition STAN' S AUCIIOPI. West 1t St., H*y. lé, Sanford 3279719 -. .. . -- I. A few minutes spoken to your ______________________________________________________ . Cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. isP St .373-4352 Evinrucles 5 Lady orM.ari To Share Ptfl and Live in Home 10 .. . Wri'eP 0 Bos 7)) -- -- ar in constant contact with a well, Will not nlerfere with 29 anford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 5.53, Sanford, Fla. 37771 '' .' auto,,, USINESS GOLD _________________________ l7'alO'MobileHome&' considerably large number of ,our daily - . .0 information call .473 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM - I - 'i - L'icklnson nas auenccz his IkE 173 Dodge B300 Mixi Van. 360 VA, Stamps.Coins Clothes, sIze 12 11; curtains., bedspreads, dIshes. 901 E. Church Ave., Longwood. 177$ Evirurude, 6 HP, new in crate, never used, $175 cash. Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamilton time for Saving when YOU Shop the people. We want to talk to you. Our proposition is easy. ite toøay a possIble affiliat,on more written inIorçratj ctude phone. IF Systems, Inc., 150 S. Redwooi Pd, Salt Lake ity, Utah $1101 - I I L . I nd AL ANON ____ - t .ack of all Inventories. radio, Save S400at$2575, XLI, loaded, ' on pick up, 137CX) ___ ___ suitable for child, like new. Cheap G. E. cassetlti; buys Clothes, ladies like ___________ - 1973 Chevelle Malibu 2 dr, hard top. Med.green.Auto,, p. steer,afrcond,, WE BUY AND SELL 130 HP Chrysler on 16'Bnandt, pages of our ctassifint section In tho business you're in, you w, -- 55 ALCOHOL A n ROBLEM IN YOUR FAMIL'? — RUMMAGE SALE, 2 Sanford 194) Hwy. 17-92. Open Sat, & Sun 93 I Is 1AW20 C hiristmas Ila lime for giving and a INCOME xjrthaed Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Garage Sale— Guitar, small — MAITND FLEA MART REALTOR. 62* 0711 -__ EXTRA Saves.3ooaf$7443. Trucks and Trailers Top pricespaid, used, any condition. 641 117$. Winter Park - paved road, t r ees Terry Really, _________________________ 3223103 interior and white vinyl roof. 1972 Chevrolet half ton pick . automatic, air, $1650 1971 Ford Mart. 715 Sanford. Ave Retreat, BAHIA after ruling that the special pro.ecutor and his Lots and Acreage S. 10 or 20 acres, desirable location, earn substantial... NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. Th Appeal decision threw out the 19 counts of bribery, perjury yj 43 DEVELOPERS 711 W. 75th Sanford, Fla, ly equipped, Light green with white leather MAINTENANCE WORK 377 5505 __________________________ REAL ESTATE MEN & I 1974 Imperial LeBaron 2 dr. hardtop. Complete. 337 radio. Save $700 radio. CASH 322-4132 _____________________ — Appointment 1977 Honcl, SL 1 0 /9 For used furniture, applianc,s,tOols. ccl Buy I or 1001 iterns.Larry'S lake a look, 75 Garage Sales in one. Clothing, Furniture and Househd. BARGAIN GARAGE 100 N. 17.9?, (Behind Soolk's Longwood) Thursday through Tuesday, IoS; S4jnday 12 __________________________ ________________________________ By Call For 0 rooms, 2 baths, 7 car collect 1 656 356.1 eves. With t 1300 at $3390. -- - - 68 Garage. Rummage 54 Sales ______________________________ Hawkeye Brownie camera with CARPENTER WORK OR "'e Offer 1222717 A asPi for inventory and se r v i ce the Want Ads. JJJ But a 1st District Court of ____________________ good location, 1974 Plymouth Satellite Custom 4dr, sedan. Save 373 $776 - Ave , Sat. 93. Raise money for 69 Youth Group to attend Winter FURNITURE REPAIR P. steer, radio. Extended warranty. From 1319? 1970 Honda 450 373 4133 64.1)006 Equipment 3235700 Santora 1974 PlymouthGoldousters,TF,aircon d, 373.3$ Feed Pit - Fruit Jars _5 Barbed Wire-Hog Wire-Wire— Fence Posts(WY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, East 46. SouuI,id Option st ructions $40. ','UST SELL -- NEW) SD. 2 BATH surroundings. BLAIR AGENCY BOX CAR PRICES Seivrr. fl transistor, Excellent shape Pair turquoise drape's; GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 350.3 Orla ndo Drive Revolutionary Wonkel engine, Save $300 at $1750 _ COLOR WORLD 'TV home park, $1500 dOwn and aSsume $)37 Motorcycle Insurance $346729 67-A * Rent Color 'IV * immediate occupancy in Carriage Furnace, Otjotherrn, model 33.5, complete with thermostat, In. Cove, Sanfords newest mobile stallatlon 1 operatin g In 55 LIke new.3 Bedrooms,f.mliyrrjom ' ' RI quires a minimum of 17,611.71 vor "dont needs" in We now have models ready for AIlColors PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS The Want Ads are the best place to shop TELEVISION INIIIALFEE$1555 per bale Pangols Three 1972 Rotary Mazda Sedans. 4-speed, radio, air cond. cI ?fer'd a serviceman fast? Check Business Service Ads today ________________________ $14.95 Mo. Buy FRE DEALING NOW' Motorcycles JIM DANDY FEED hay in field, 90c per bale. Call 901 74$ 7973 - Offer refused 78 tectn TELEVISION SETS 17$ LIP MILLERS 26lCOrIaridoDr. Pg.3320357 1113 Sanford Ave. 373 1731 trlvit rod 373 0453 Eves New 1973 Barrington. No reatonable : when a legislative committee Y OU can get a fair price when you 1772 Oak Ridge. 2 bdrm, den, No REALTORS 191W. LakeMary Blvd 323 63S] WE TAKE TRADES with pride & the finest S Mobile Homes - COndition , 3734$) i part or full time basis. Aduit or Teent 42 -. _____________________________ .DacMhurxt,6 weeks, male, red, $65 Siamese 9 wks., female, 11$. ChiPuuahuas, 6 mos., Animal Haven Kennels, 322 5737. HERB'S IV way. Pair Reiltorie Citijen Bond walkie talkie. 3 channel tran W exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP V'k1e. 15 90 Sutuki, 1972, good Minibike,lJkenewfl7703lor)27 - 155$ after S. 25" Color TV, 51$9 C10*11. assume Payments r,00d _____________________________ "I -= _ -_- c1taning ovrn Almost new. Call CMI— Ci -nbc operated out of your home on ____________________________ . n, 9 Close to everything yet garage, air, shag carpet, self TROUBLED? Call Toil Ce. 144 2027 for ________ WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD-] bdrm',, 2 baths. lots of room, wall to wall shag. family ) - / - _____ spiracy, Christian resigned . moor,,, attract;,e yarc, A5%tim .- Purolator, Welts, Uniroyal, - 1 - _____ bedrOom home for r en t 37)7970. . Stemper Realty RM Auto Repairs Old Engtim5tieepøog 9m male, house broken. papers, All ShotS, tw in 1519 3325632 1 1437 --- ---'-TV- Radio-Stereo 53 3 72 19S9.3n 1164 Lionel Train set, 13 straights, 17 __________________________________ ________________________________ LAKE MARY- 3 bdrms. nearly an __________________________ curves, engln, S cars, trestles, acre on Crystal Lake, beautiful $31 0662. kitchen, central heat & air, No qualifying! Only 51.000 down and Florida room, assume mortgage. Nearly new Complete single bed, 135; WE TAKE TRADES bedroom home with panelrJ Refrigerator with large freezer, Stutf your Christmas stocking with family room, living room, dining p old Underod typewriter, ruom, utility loom, 2 car garage Florida. Building Sites from other items 4993 Terms available Pretty landscaping with OWfl WE TAKE TRADES pump and well System Pool and Almost new Tasco telescope, 1? tennis privileges Immediate SANFORD 3 bdrms. ? Story home, powers, fine focus 1703X, ob kitchen equipped, central heat & Occupancy Owner Assoc . 323 lectives SX. 12X. 4*X. IOX. New aIr , fenc ed , $15,500 Terms I74 O 373 77 AIwa tape recorder, solid state 3 so $175, plut Security Ball Realty, hecs A6E 371 0)87 LORRIES ORIGINALS, 76)Q French Ave.Fr ee delivery thru Christ. mas Will design your home arrangements, corsages and Other gift ideas. Some antIques. 372 $596 after ____________________________ Central Florida's MLS Agency MULTIpLE LISTING REAL TOP REALTORS 236$ Park Dr. 372 199) 1919S French u WASHER, parts ______ P,'tti Washer. rllt('OtcoOdit,Ofl New motor, ST0 Eight I69 70 Dodges and Ford Excellent Buy 701 S Park Ave i 645 ui Beautiful Parakeets for Xmas FREE DELIVERY 00* only 372 7371, 3 77 -1496, 377 7515 (305) 323-8160 160 ,0nia3299 ndo 9dy&4& 311 315E Firit St — 57 92 Maitland 1977 75' Legerwood Travel Trailer. excellent condition, 323 04S60t 173 d machine, MOONEY APPLIANCES (97) Chevy fiava FuttyEquippd,,in lur ew 323044,104 W 70th St 1967 Mustang Fastback. loaded. I I owner Call After 5, 305 $34 ( S Park ______________________________ ___________________________ se service, u WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE Lakefront Lot, now only $300 down, _______________________ full price, $1,500 $22,500 tas..' f',, KEPIMORE Below Wholesale, wnIe they last: American of Maflinsvblle. solid oak bunk beds, 1100 set; with matching desk, chair, night Stand. 5700 AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY bdrm, Sunland. was $23.. Now only 570,500. 2 bdrm, Santanta, central heat & air, now Only $71,000 French Avc , commercial building, 1000 plus sq ft., was only $-ioo Three unit apt building, 0 MW 26065 REAL TOP 373 5711 322.2420 Anytime State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17-92, 3fl 73 Utility Tool Boxes and ladder rack bull? for Datsun pickup Used 3737690 Harold Hall Realty ________________________________ OUT ____ ' 5)7W 1st business associate. Also charged with perjury and con- and reserve your choice lot. - products manufactured by Champion and o ARE YOU (.'ome out today so rvice and supply dealers with turnishtd or unfurnished nice 2 Personals cation contracts to a former family park. I SEASON'S GREETINGS i TEE 'N GREEN- $75,000 bedrooms, 2 bath Good financing available. Ser It todayt 0~ ' For More Details Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Reborn flOW available in S,Iflfor(i's finest Neat.) bedroom home, well located, 'OUR OWN BUSINESS 31-Wanted to Rent .. Dave's Furniture, $00 Sanford -Ave. 3739370 _______ WYPdNEWOOD $79,900, POOL. LOVELY 3 bedroom, Best buy in Sanford. First Class conditio , it Days 372 7171 Eves. 323 0.415 Broker Associate ________________ - __________________________ Property selection Ht't lot JOHN SAULS AGENCY REALTOR 71 Hour Service Business -, $55 MOBILE HOME PARK COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES bedrooms, 1 baths, C lIlA. Assume mortgage at 7 pct., purchase price 523.000 Small down payment. No qualifying. I CaIIBarf Real Estate Opportunities Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. SIANDINC S bedroom, 3 bath home Ideal for the large family. in '75 1 year old. 3 327 mi 14 t _1 1 garage, fenced lot. 1)75 - For Rent - -: - 7 bedrooms, AduIt Sanford- attractive, carpeted 7 borm, 7 bath home in town. - 34-Resort Proprty treasurydeposita.Alegislative Ouptx part time, 641 3079 ___ Home Lots For Rent cases their way and $10,000 fran a Get Hocnet S spacious rooms, air, heal, fenced yard. Kids and pets Okay. United Real Estate Assoc. Inc Toll Freea7$ 5.090 Open 9pm abch up on your Christmas biIl by Selling quality AVON products 34--Mobile Homes Rent partners to steer insurance Option to Buy Box 1657 Sanford, Fla I 33— Houses Rent Furnished Days--377 6173 '4ghts3fl SilIor3fl.73$7 • GROVE MANOR.- ' - Beds, $70. Home decorations; (odt.fl Car 1971 Dattun 1700 Coupe with air, like Camper For Sale Finance Guarantee returnab:, - DOuble*d Refrigerator Freezers Guaranteed. Sanford Auction Xmas Jewelry, Xmas lights, Bunk BROKERS "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 1977 Mobllx, 7$', sleeps 7, well maintained Priced well below market. 6313350. GUIDE in the ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Vacuum Cleaners, 515-30; New Buys . Any order Xmas Pups now, Cher's FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT Kennel, I 9017373.476 Classified The Herald Lab &Shepherdpupps Coil 3fl-ai After 377 6951. Stenstrom Minn, 1969 Ford Van. 6 cylinder with rehuilt motor Ficeltent 1119 Sanford Ave. Others, 75 Pups displayed. ______________________ _____________________________ Kitchen equipment, GE stainless steel cook top & oven, $35 each. Liveorcf border, bg or small 322- Deflary J -.- BUY NOW .ight dtlivery work, Mtjst have de pendable transportation, Part Rent Unfurnished 32-douses i of receiv- Acerage.$ 140 Mo. 7 Bedrooms, large living room, dining room, fenced yard. month Call after S. 3051311129. Christmas Trees Al Pelt, Jenny Clark. AsYc 377 1593. 377 US) Da,,. Eve. - READ THIS Pa rts. Accessories Toy, Mini, Poodles, all colors, Pug. II Crocktr, Schnauzer, Cairn, Peke, Dachshund, Chihuahua, Shih, 1w, Reconditioned Batteries, $12 9$ Bead.. Down (WItH GOOD CREDIT ____________ PUPPIES SEL. COMPARE. SAVE: Sears Kenmore Cat Rge !':yrs.otd Call 373 90 Patio with glass doors to living and family rooms. guest bedroom, 74' master bedroom with vanity, full bath, walk-in closet, fully equIpped kitchen. Must sell, Sacrifice 121,900. Low taxes, assumable mortgage Call owner -_' 66*5343 In Geriatrics, Apply in person to preferr 530 up week; 13$ fur. Sanford Nursing ww Convplewenj ,nished Free wafer. In "20 or jin Center, 950 Mellonvllle Ave. S131 Furnished 'A %_ - — kickbacks. Sanford 372 13$) 323-0742 cr 323.0532 REALTY 37 Home has 74' living room, dining room, family room, huge screened SANFORD RN, director of Nursing, Interested 31-AparfmintsRent HUFFMAN Commercial - In a delightfully spacious mobile horn,' and tot with beautiful view of the St Johns River. In at ~ tractive park, with a inar.n.a for I your boat. Clubhouse, swimming 000l, teenls court, shuffleboard, recreation area on river front, 2 or 3 bedroom, I' bath, tinfurnished fenced back yard, 1)65 mo Call $621773. S room unfurn. huu-w, 2 bdrm, enclosed porch, ml, from town, W. 46. 5)50 mO. No pets. 327-1305, Also Stcr & Misc l'em 373 07 $3 1 63 70 $5 0 ____________. -_ - - -_ _._.__________ Pets and Supplies __________ : t at i on wagon. $350 of IN THE CLASSIFIED pages -___________________________ flUiIt in &a Ovi ,. tell n carton. new $137, Will sacrifice for 111S. 373 2130 ________ 000dColorConsol.TV,$50 CLUB LIVING family room, $2)0 mo plus areas of Seminole and Southwest Volusia counties, Afl automobile iS helpful but not essential. The &bility to operate a camera makes the job more interesting and Profit. 6b1e. Apply in person at The Herald Offices, 3100 Noah French Ave. Sanford. Please do telephone, Unfurnlshed flurr. I) It The Herald CARROLL'S FURNITURE —_______ 65 lRambierClassic. 1166 * Mustang City * Winter moneylandt YOU'LL FIND easy chair. ____________________________ ____________________________ Appliances __________ •n , ' i?ri ------- ECONOMICAL COUNTRY corresPondents for all fl—Rooms for Rent 30—Apartments Rent earlier by a Leon County grand jury which charged him Sports lime for es of our ct,W,ifed 372 Realty People knows 'everyone in to'? If ou are, can ty pe and are interested in Picking up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing I Want Ads ring, are you listing? A - ax. Shoptheeasy way - _______________________ - LTD. Brougham, Oldsmobile '69. 4 Door, 476 W. power steering, factory air. Ex Crystal Drive, 377 o9is. (clIent condition. First $650 Takes. 1.31 1761 after 4 P.M. 1977 OI, 4 speed, radio, heater, gold. 11]"$ Call Howie Kirby, 372r VW Mine Buggy 1651. Deate.. New Engine, Magi, I$O 3320392 BANK SALE today's Classified Ads from - your Hwy 17.92. $30 4706 _' for - Sale Autos 80 v,'.,sate Price, $3Q 7311W. 1st St 373 4711 ' Autos for Sale" 1977 Ford SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 64 Equipment for Rent 3 piece end table sets, 5)250; Single bed and small dresser, Ivory I Like new electric dryer, $60. and gold Italian Provincial. P?lr Come out and browse arourd. of ormtejs chalr, tables, pedestal Rent Blue Lustre Eledric Carp't Junk to antiques. Open daily 10$. base, formica top 6453946 Shampooer for only $I ocr day. STAN'S AUCTION. 3729719. Christmas TAFFER REAJy IL) -Machinery and Tools. 63 And 4 Chairs Christmas isa time for glvinganda 52 ii-;: depotll. 131-3031. Rentals FRED 0. DCKIN.so vemtier, was indicted amorith -- Houses for Sale Houses Rent Early American Cherry Finish, JOHNNY WALK ER GENERAL CONTRACTOR - -- -- - .3? New two piece living room Stiite, W. Garnelt White .-5. Are you one of those - y Trailers Christmas gift accessories for RecVee Long Tractors. 4$ HP Desels Front Loader Back H Equipment Trailers 1600 N 1797, Fern Park $31 7171 Drop Leaf Table Large breakfron' china cabinet, DFI ASSOC DISPOSALS REALTOR Ml 479) 1974-7C _____________ 80 Camper-Travel - KULP DECORATORS 73)) Extends to $7" with leaf and closes Merr Used file cabinets and office Chairs STAN'S AUCTION. .377 - - 9)19 ______________________________ __ to2S",$799, NOLL'S,Casselberry, Acreage : SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING -., Longwood. 3 bdrm, 11 7 baths, Financial il ..-' ik Cab Co., 20)5. Park Ave. _____ 75 - Portable black & white TVs. 535 And 12 BEDROOM APIS Real Estate Sunday, Dec. 22, - Office Equipment And Supplies P0; Used 3 piece sectional, $50; Homes, Lots .'.ELLONVILLE AFTER 5 Unfurnished ______________________ - ' Corbett Herald Wani -. -- -. 60 FuelOil, lbOGaIlon,5i3. fl?910 after 5p m. REAL ESTATE, INC. )7loiS; 3727111 F Household Goods 7571 Park Or 377 7111 ALTOR After Hourt 372 97$4 322 3991 172068 0 16 SANFORD Nigtit 3?] 5167 r - --- N - REALTORS, Csne$berry $30 1144 Jim Hunt Realty APARTMENTS ON LAKE JENNIE _. "Y 0622 . or girl, over 16 for pail time work after school & Saturda ,- s on small animal & bird farm 7 ml, south of 3 bedroom, 2 story. central heat & Sanford 17 per hour. Give age, ________________________________ air. 7 car garage, references address & phone SEMINOLE required 5190 1st & last $100 ACRES, Box 70)). Sanford security. 377 7399. Recreation - - Lake Jennie BROKER 332 5992 Bitt Baby Beds, like new condition, in cludingmattress.$70e4(h Hurry, wiile they last. 321 C190 or 365. $561 Commercial Properties -.-. Krames, Leasing Agent. Monogram Property Management Co High school or college student, boy 27- lflVs$TJTIiflt Oppoi'tuniti.s ' Turner. - _________ 2—Insurance ~jl_ -_ _ Call soar.. fir, ithed tO 5ut, $IC) p-r mo, plus $75 deposit. Water furnished 372 6317 or 62$ 4652. - 25-Leans N L ' Real Estate Broker r - ~ Ad Wav A —N Small round kifi.hen table and 2 chain, end tables and matching bookcase Avocado floor lamp All excellent 901 E. Church Ave., Longwood. home for Christmas. Our want ads are lull of houses fit for every site family, and every Size budget. Hartman Realty, Inc. many extras $21,500 Good terms 37 7 3791 - _____ 372 76 41 24—Business Opportunities —The nlne-mLmth mail fraud ..._. APARTMENT 7300 ' ~_ - ~ . PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS. TheWantAdsarethebestplaceto shop ____________________________ Reg FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING Nw office, 600 sq ft. for $717.50 a month, inc ludes carpet, drapes and all services. Also larger located, electric pd., no deposit Mature adults 373569$. Taxi Drivers ' k- -_ (% - STILL TIME 70 BE in that new bdrm, 1', bath, fenced, tree, ____________________________ M UNSWORTH REALTY 3W 1st St. 37] 41, 37] OS)? ______ Rent __________ 377 7495 CAMP SEMINOLE. 3721470 __________________ IBEDROOM FURNISHED t,4t pending trial of Paul Knowles, sIbsidt:ed to MOSS I E C. BATEMA N Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted surrounding the arrest and - PEAL TOR 24 Hour Service CAMP SITES fOr rent Plave your second home away from home by renting yearly It,, juw rates at ____________________________ 11--Help Wanted . Government p ine New bedroom furniture at factory wholesale prices and below. STAN'S AUCTION, 3779719, - I "WISE MEN SHALL SEEK HIM" Homes from $l6.O00-t51.,0 Acre Realty, PALTOR 373 SANFORD "PRETfl' AS A PICTURE" Like new, perfecf retirement, 3 CailBart Real Estate qualified buyers call to see 1 you t' Business Property I or 7bdrm. trailer; also apt. Well -- Employment Reubin Askew's re-election. . ' Enroll for January sing classes Singer approved dealer. one bedroom apt- at 11$ French ______________________ 210 E 1st Si, 373 6161 . la-Ca mping.Resorts —Political campaigns and elections, highlighted by Gov. _______________________ ___________________________ Niw srs in a rural area No clown payment, monthly payments less than rent - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. FURNITUREBARGAINS GasHeater.sl7sanas,nwtn Cabines,s2O. Like new. Outstanding 1 bedroom, I bath born., Split plan, huge paneled family room central heat & al large irregular well lanthcape' lot. No through traffic Walk to K Mart, Zayre & Seminole Plaza Shopping malls, This home % beautifully decorated, better than n"W Priced right $732, CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 51 For Sale Highland Pines Immaculate 3 bedr,'n homt with Custom drapes, carp,ts, Central air, large lot. Sacrifice. Only 1123,730, Nam 0 Your term%. 131 Happy Holidays , - * Stocking Stuffer * Real Estate Broker R 3321301 ?6lOHlCwathaAvr at I? No pets 323 5681 Instructions Yellow 5.32.000 I 41 Houses for ________________________ - "Get 'Em While __ ________ - # ~,9 Resort Property & last ma. plus $50 deposit 1 child. Please call 130 5) $30 646$ 13—Travel Agencies utilities. 1Sf lroomfurnitheddupl,x,7ltfl S Free home delivery Saves lB FHA . _____ * They're Hot!" * 2 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 377 4.470 ____________ _________ '— ---5-.---- - I. Bedroom. Ath..ltsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 7SlSPark Drive,322 2161 —.-T.5 Sale I bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh bors. 7pcl. mortgage, or refinance VA or . ----- Home On Lake VETERANS. READ tHIS Call us to find out If you Quality. Have several 4 bedroom, 7 bath homes. Available with a low as $o down Some include drapes, range, refrigerator, carpet, LARRY SAXON. REALTOR, 9110. Mobile Home Lots For Rent 3 _i 1)6W. 2nd St OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER _________________________________ - 35 For Correspondents CHRISTIAN FLOYD Houses for Sale - ADULTS, NO PETS Justice Produce, State Farmers Mkt Stall No 6, 372 3055 or 5161. ID—Do It Yourself II—Instructions I MONTH 323 9370 AVALON APARTMENTS North Carolina apples. 51 by W. t. Eat Things to ' . Apartments Rent Furnished - a— Eating Places C—Good - YES, VIRGINIA, there is a Special Santa Claus for t'uycrsand 5cllrs who deliver the goods 365 days a lrtar, You'll find in the Want Ads. 111W 1st s PlckthemfresPs,s2.SObuitel . S. - 3495270 _____________________________ 2 Bedroom furnished garage apt., on I ak (rIi,'n Retired couple Preferred. 3320271. lennvr inV' end Tenvros I—Card of Thanks 2—In Memoriam 3—Cemeteries 4— Personals S-(.o,t and Found 6--Child Care 7—Motels Hotels I S - WELAXA APARTMENTS 372 6 7 33 or 312 0362 .. . . Houseslor 'SlIe 41 2 Bedrooms, Partly Furnished In Geneva $170 31 NAVEL ORANGES,$2.50 BU Alsolangerines Announce ments _____ . 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT lemons. Will ship R. U. Hutchison 3n iosi _______________ . p,j&.,jte Homes Rent I— and candy, Ttw Church of God of ror I bedroom duplex apartments, Beat Inflation with low rent on a 2 Prophecy Youth Fund 373 1I77 Furnished or unfurnished. ao' bedroom mobile home in CAMP swimming pool 4320 S. Orlando SEMINOLE. J22 4470 Dr 373 292 ' ------______Oranges, grapefruit,tangerine's Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change Of Copy. ______________ I L . 34 . - -'- Enjoy A Leisure Sunda I SnI _____________ _~ furnished or un furnished, Ideal location, reasonable rates. Very nice. 36Smi anytime. stories and how the gas shortege effectedtffenFlorida — pe. daily Sunshine State tourism was voted third, just ahead of the state Judicial Qualifications Commission's recommendation that Justices Joseph Boyd Jr. and Hal Dekie be removed from the Supreme court for mproprieties. Other news stories and events - named to the year 's Top Ten reflected an Intensified Interest in politics and the pocketbook. They were: —Florida's slumping economy, worsened by the construction Industry's woes. ------ Apartments Rent Unfurnished Bensons fruit cake, 7 and 3 pounds, — - Long hues at service stations - DUPLEX— ° - 14 ______________ . - ------ DEE-LIIOUS Navels, $7.50, pineapple oranges, %2roo: grapefruit. $130 , tangerines $350; per bushel; will mix Free delivery in town. Russell 'rumley. 3770711; j answer 322 03)5 Sem I 111111 I 74 - I They Pay' lassified Ads Don't Cost, Indictments lop ---- -- i ,I:, 0 Cabinet I- . -S----r -- ~,c4mr,p.*3i~~ 22, 1974 I I - JACK OSSER FORD RENTALS . . . . P 322-7487 IP4LMACPtIP,. iUPP y TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS . 322a261 322n2611 or 831-9993 ma"IAL I �.. j-... _.. .., ... - HOMES Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 22, 974-8C Area Apartment Dwellers En/ oy Rent Reductions By G. MICHAEL HARMON Some apartment dwellers are niting security deposits and have decreased ment.s to cheaper ones because in In Charlotte, N.C., officials Olson, president of the Orlando advantage of the giveaways Associated Press Writer even reaping the rewards of re- lease requirements. areas, of inflationary pressures onsay rents have been holding Apartment association. "You arid thth skip and go toantther Rampaging inflation is hay- cession-fueled price wars, an "In eastern New Orleans, their pocket books. get bands of rovers who take place." "At this i get steady in recent months despite ing little impact on apartment Associated Press survey shows. William Campbell of Florida renters, especially ing people will do anything to where they've Just started der general inflation. The biggest rental rates In the Southeast. veloping, they've lowered rents field Beach, Fin., whose ItIiiI Increases they've heard of have , those In the Disney World area get tenants NOW LFA5JHG O to attract people supervises the rentals of 3,000 totaled no more than about $10 a of the Sunshine State. are en- of one of Orlando's largest (rn $!9 t Joying an unparalleled round of apartment complexes. "We're out that way," says Julie Smith, apartment units, says he's run month. FROM '160 office manger of Dwellings across some families who are rate reductions and special Ifl sort of a funny Posture. It is Unlimited, a rental agency. "doubling up" with others to One-bedroom apartments In deals while their counterparts such a weak market. 'There are 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom "But In the more established save rent. Charlotte have been renting for from New Orleans to Columbia, no incoming people at all." areas, the French Quarter for "Many couples who have lost about $17 a month while rents . - an untrai lad All With S.C., are experiencing relative. exit to each spot*, In Miami, several apartment instance, rents are going up." their Jobs have gone back north on two and three.bcdroom units , ly stable rates, landlords have given tenants and others have moved in with range from betwen $190 and Cove e riivat. baie. ON RESERVOIR Of all the cities surveyed, At. "inflation reductions" of b Even in booming Atlanta, friends or relatives pending a $270. con* and yev'li LAKE apartment indu5try spokesmen change in their circum lanta reported the biggest in. tween $10 and $15. w$y we set' A spokesman for the Central say renters can still find a bar. creases, averaging about five nces," Campbell says. "Having all your tenants pay. gain by shopping around outMidlands Regional Planning per cent over the last year. Sl2.3 Bedroom Apts. A spokesman for one of the Council in Co!umbla, key 1* *Idgew S.C.. says *Swimming Pool tW i1v14 a little side the expensive downtown largest really firms in Binning- there have been no substantial James Mahaffey, president ofing beats theless hell each out ofmonth most of area the Florida Apartment .ssoca- them leaving because they •Tennhs Courts ham, Ala., says many apart. changes in rent in the past six .ipartments ation, calls the Central Florida I *Fishing & Soatinq went owners in his city are tiiontiis with ran'[ afford the rent anymore,'' northeast Atla nta currently arc area "the a I(inCV rate of ii1t apartment Diposals hit'ruig reuL; as a way to (lit about 12 per cent. one Miami landlord. renting for about $200 a month expe market in the nation" because *flieh,aehart pl•c,a• Ave "'•v' r" of overbuilding during the Dis. Ridgowood In Miami Beach, where hous- while a comparable unit in a Rents in Columbia are aver*Drapes Ft_A. "These are people who alney World construction boom ing ranges from luxurious high- downtown high-rise goes for aging about $150 for a one-bed. '°' about $315. ways had it filled at $125" fl fell apart last year. rises to cheap rooming room unit to *200 for a two-bed. SANFORD 323-7"0 Rental rates in the Orlando for the elderly, the city councilSome apartment complexes spokesman says. "But they'rt Rental room apartment to $230 for a area are averaging from be- recently passed a rent control in suburban Atlanta areas have recently been having turnovers three-bedroorn rncxlel. ORLANDO 3655S5S tween $99 a month for an effi- ordinance which mandates a been offering a month's free three or four times a year, with w occupants in an el. all the expense of cleaning up rent to new Some apartment executives, clency apartment to as little as rent rollback to October OFFAIRPORT fort to nn units, and renting it. So they come however, are warning that rent $135 for one and two-bedroom levels. BLVEY down to $100 and keep tenants reductions are going to be units. Some apartment owners Rents In New Orleans have A few Atlanta apartment longer. are offering tenants two months short-lived, free rent, and many are elimi. remained relatively stable, ex- managers say they've noticed 'It's a reasonable strategy, "People who lowered rents cept for Increases In the (ash- that some persons are moving especially coupled with in. will find themselves behind the ionable French Quarter. They from more expensive apart- nation" eight ball," says Anthony Nich- C 0 C o The Master's IJU W 4fo° • = ! 1• LIVE BEAUTIFULLY, - lewoo a H4'' Rental 1 I Apartments 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD, SANFORD, FLA. 323•7870 7 days week ide flflfl1flru1rrJLr HOMES FROM $23,900 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS CLOSE TO SHOPPING ENCLOSED GARAGE Realtors Ready For MIS . I Here's the Answer - QUALITY SHAG CARPETING - A6 qtd 1 rA ______ ..l Drive to Locust & 14th St. Turn East to Valencia Cf. North to Model. $ NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOMES 1; 4A4a.) 1wim - bO 'I CL 916 cg 1:-------- : • ; OdI. rX : W L •- J -AI 43 ce 11 A LO L :... in 0. 'a ' uiL O C U3 V ' ,CJL cc \-% o —'---'--z r-. .c m ' --''L -C if 110 -- CA Cn I 00 cu C5 W — UgV E '. ;- :. .- .c - -. V 1(n - :o •ç.to 16 . '- : — . U— Li.. 06 q ' V C31CJ '- ____ ' E ' - L oE' n,_u 'V ce CIO 4! , - t BATHROOMS & SANFORD ONLY 10 MORE TO COME. By ANDY tANG scrape off the old glue from 3 EXCITING MODELS TO CHOOSE AP Nesnfeatures end of the rung, then wrap it in ByJUUANSTENSTROM FROM. SELECT THE ONE BEST Q. — I am having a house a small piece of cloth SUITED TO YOUR FAMILY NEEDS. For sometime we've been predicting that sooner or later the built and have arranged with thoroughly soaked In a wood VA—NO DOWN PAYMENT County Board of Realtors would Inaugurate its wn the contractor to put up fram. glue. Push the rung back Into FHA—LOW DOWN PAYMENT multiple listing service. The way things look right now it'sa safe ing In the attic, but not to finish the hole, then wihd rope around it. ! hope to finish it myself ina the chair so that it keeps the wager that the Board seirving this area will have its own MLS in * year or two. Will the assess- rung securely in place for a73//4 O,/o INTEREST opera don onor before the first of April, 1975. Many details still have to be i'-oned out. But, there's little ment on my house be increased couple of days until the glue is doubt that Board of Directors of the Realtor organization will at that time? thoroughly dry. In winding the OPEN HOUSE 2:00 To 5:00 Daily A. — Assessment regulations rope around the chair, protect be formallz1n a recommendation to be presented to the entire Board during its January meeting at the Quality Inn North in differ — even In adjacent corn- the wood by placing cloths or Longwood. mnunitles — but all towns and heavy cardboard under the The big problem right now is not ctntered on the initiation of villages that I know make no rope. You can accomplish the AUSTIN DEVELOPmENT, CORP. the MIS service. Instead, the problems facing the Board will changes In assessments for that same result if you happen to revolve around how to establish cooperative agreements with the type of Inside home Improve- have a large clamp. Orlando-Whiter Park Board which has been operating a multiple mciii. Incidentally, since the Phone 831-6300 Q. — I bought sonic pirie listing service for its own jurisdiction as well as in Seminole builder is installing framing In shelving a few years ago and the attic, it's a good Idea (ohave applied stain to It. The edges 322-7010 On Site him bring all electricity, and ends came out darker than The Seminole County Board of Realtors has made numerous overtures to the Orlando-Winter Park Board during the past pimbIng and (If necessary) the topfaces. It wasn't exactly several years asking for the Orlando-Winter Park Board's heating lines to the attic at the displeasing, so I left it the way cooperation. same time so they can be con- it was. Now I have a similar For example, the Orlando-Winter Park Board has been nected later. It will avoid prob- project, but this time I'd like operating for quite a few years in Seminole County and actually lenis when you get around to the ends and edges to come out without the local Board's authority. At the same time, the finishing the attic and be less the same shade as the tops and Orlando-Winter Park Board has Insisted that any Seminole expensive if done now, bottoms. How can I do this? Realtor who wants to participate in the Olando-Winter Park A. — Before staining, coat the Board's MIS operation must become a dual member of the edges and ends with shellac, Q. — One of the rungs on the Orlando-Winter Park Board. Local Realtors have gone along with kitchen chair has come out of diluted 50-50 with denatured the prerequisite although they didn't exactly cotton toit. one of the holes. I put it back, alcohol. Since the ends All of this, of course, leads to the question of what Realtors but it's very loose and I'm generally stain even darker can submit MIS listings to what Board's operation and what will afraid someone will put it foot than the edges, you'd better put membership requirements be. on it and break it. How can I fix two coats of shellac on them, Jim Lorman of Casselbes-ry who heads the Seminole Board's it so that the rung will fit one coat on the edges. If you cut MIS committee, and Bart Plicher of Sanford, newly installed tightly? the shelving to size, you'll have president of the Seminole Board, undoubtedly will have some A. — Carefully remove the a few pieces of scrap. Ex. negotiating to do with the Orlando-Winter Park Board to iron out end from the side that is loose. perment with them first. these problems. It'll be done, of course, and the concensus of From that point on, there are opinion among moat Seminole Board members is that no matter several ways to restore a tight (For either of Andy Lang's how it's done a new MIS operation of this county Is a must and fit. One involves the insertion of helpful booklets, "Wood Finish. will be established, a small wedge into the end of lug in the Home" OR "Make During MIS discussions with firms who produce multiple the rung, which will have the Simple Plumbing Repairs," listing printouts many new innovations were discussed. effect of enlarging it. But this is send 30 cents and a long, For example, right now an MIS Realtor using multiple listing a bit trick)' and might result in STAMPED, self-addressed en. service receives a print out each seek which resembles a huge splitting the end If it isn't done velope to Know How, P.O. Box mail order house catalog in size and in the number of pages. skillfully. A safer method i to 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743). COLOR COORDINATED * COMFORTABLY, AND INEXPENSIVELY IN SAN LANTA HOMES County 11a,5 I .- : : :.. .. :' :-o ' bc.. 'ha' IU .L. . ,: # X .- '1 U 73/ 4 % 0 1. 11 1. •\\ , : ui I.L.' LO I- R E. m - 1 Ui 1kcL H CL o D 0 44 O f 4.E,,J,.... . .. 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OtR JOURNtY TO TMCASTLF O,C THE 8R/6RCO41 &vv A 8A6646E 74ll/ AND 4ti$1E'OU5 p TAsf5 1cç' THIS EARLY I/I X//,t 4RTH(Jc' 5 RE/4l AND VIOlENCE !t*5 77/ C?P(R OF THE 4 V. TMT EVEN/MS WE PITCHED HER /NAOFAUT/r(JL FC%$76t4a5, fT Oelq pp4, \ 'WHATA,/,4WFUz W/LOERWE55' THE *t'AO5 UNA4VEP, H!OGE5 'jNTRf,st41(O, d4fl/O TREES ALLOWED 7? 6.4#V NOWHERE hAVE VER5 SEEN PLwTEL?", , * k%'LI owers 1176 4 wIlE B03P6 N L O SER one by Art Sansoln LJOOK WHAT I Mq 4 . I KODW I 7? __ __ __ i G 1. LtJ L..rn_i \ zT I NI __ IUJ I I •.• _______ • 01 CL & _ 0 1 r I (IL.Jr _ I CL I I'\ THEN mv PP'IOO I k \ __ _____ Tr IT ff ZI A w 14 0 MMMdOW-~ I tAs f1v --Ilona OIL, 4 __ �________________________________________________________________________________ - . - - - - - -- - - -, - - -- -- . - -.. -- - .-- ,--. - - - .. - -- .- --"• -- - - - C - - AM 31q3DA PANDA - IM6TEAI7 OF GETTING LoTsOF PRESENTS, - 41081F IF I I GET w QNA Fe b3r Course & Millie 1NSTAP OF HAVING A ____ • OCI (7. I NC146S LONG I 14AVE ONE F R A NK V1'1 IF 1146 LIGHTS OWN ,j _ 4 19 _ ;Ro viclods fan I' a Beffs"history. SELECTIOM SOME OOTSTANDING PERFORMANCES WHICH 'MIGHT OTHERWISE HOE 0 ! lot elliffol Noted vocabulary. used 157 111(forefif twelf worit Opp41109 Ism. Throe 11"atmen two flilid IddIss, and a reserve qviefOrbsek were m1stief8i It I result of her valls. works It Cottle - slugger in WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 60 0 RIGHT BLOODSCREAMER: Mary (Bloody Mir y ) 74 - 75 ALL— )00 16 _ I _ ONE UNRECOGNIZED 0 Jv- SPLIT END LATECOMER: Francine (810000 HIMMIL 5#5#v 1201 creep Boy Pockers. A(rIvsJ late at every contelt of the tolso", P11111% up the k,aa, %*%ANP OMOE LS r TEKKI15L ANP IT - C 1 --'----------'-- tiiii E~ECAUSE We!L.L - - a 09 AIfliifl U ALLTOGENEKO - rm Li ' stadium In professional football spsctator history. Outstanding performance: tIOI in at cruciI Packers-BUIs game filth only two minutes loft in tourth quarter. ( r /- / grootelf amount of twe outside of _____ - t / - • CENTER BLOCK - / -- - __ _______ i7 me of Mfe$ LEFT PLAY-TIPPER: Vincent. (Bsd) Ylzhlnsky. ; t the itsIiramp.tta - ____ own :: ,' 1.. Runs - raccoon cost and waving three Sol five Mlnute, 33 second: in Lions-Rams game. Broke up 1hroe Platoons of others who wintei him to leave stadium Vishiniky called pies for benefit of his surroulding faction throe plays Ahead of Suorfsf6ock on the Mid. Caused 13 nearby toot to re"ounce their season ficksts and Watch ijil on notice, Lest 1137 on season't bets. spylolly (Stonewall) Blots. 5"8", 165, j Detroit Lions. Makes up for lock of size by weari ng a record for length of time standing offs( touchdown at 5'6', 150, Cleveland Browns. Small but cunnsg, RIGHT COFFEE SPILLER: Virsil Skloot, 6 220, Pittsburgh Stollm Pit yt I sloshing. Harvey I offer games. Impenstrokle on defense. — — © 1974 bYUEAJnCTMFtg.Us Pit. O it WINTHROP I ( • - Amy yoUEz WONDERING,5E ) OF IN5 rNEEciA>) — by Dick Cawalli it - __ - ...A NEW FIRr\ MI ( OLLER __ _ BOXING LO'E6, 5PEROCT ______ GK4TE5...J_ ___ MODLKrr.. V. ra EM __ 7 ( RADIO, ANEW IM GIVING YaJ WIPRt'MKIN IN 6CHOCL. - __ ICE 5 OH.- WELL... IT WAG WORThATRY. — ir - -• /111ii __ L _ a -j by NEA, Inc L— J i12.22] ___________________________________ ) - - OUR BOA3EtDING HOUSE ----- WELL, FANCY SEEIN6 You. MA,UOR, W-T POWT 6UPF05E 9* by Les Carroll 3Y Al Vermeer 7 WHY,I CLAN CY-*%.ft - YOUR DOU6 UNFORTUNXT6LY,--,- :rt4ERMOMETER tY #'FOR SCR006F OF' ARE HARD LITTLE THEY 7 ANY IOU CHOOSE YO LIKE! PP S ENV BOY Y/ F, Afy XF WELL UM--A6 GE1, BACK TO HRiSTMAS POOR Ike kTz IN MY POCKS-T AND cALLEP ANP, AS FAR AS WERE CONCERNEOs YOU'VE, MAvE IT A FOR U50 700! In 14 ( 4 ,I ANY SPORTS ALL 5E P MADE POR 14 CSIDORTS .49 I ILA Lz .41 roxA fforw t —— — low �iT4Iflh13im4sjf1r I 1 • V4 AS N _-W li'f lo t/ T_ A.-I I R J %zA u 10 Dea I TE MIND MISS G TH S'LE E IL USE THE TERM 'SENIOR CINZEN KT -OLD GEEZE T4URUS (April 20-May 20) 04rtl dodge responsitAsities Sunday and day Tuesday and Wednesday are IUGky'days for you, Thursday'A lent b,Is IT SAYS I M DOMINATI N G.FINANCIALLY SUCCESSFUL L h Mon- lisu3i bef101 ts come your way Tuesday, Wednesday. Lack of self-discomp causes prob',ems Thursday, Friday. Curb expenses this weekend QIJ V_I ' begins Tuesday and Wednesday are financially good Judgment and ideas are faulty Thursday, Friday. Compromise on Saturday, 1A v~ • I week in thi I.I4,I1l,.r1b1a1 CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Ambitious demands provoke others early in Ine week Tuesday and Friday fortune smiles on you thiough anolhc,, , Thursday .and Friday don't convey information that isn't confirmed or L EO (July 2 Aug 22) Try not t: overpower others with your idea sbundiy jkrtistl -tsday. Wednesday your deeds win the respect of contemooranes Fru.strations arise Irnrn too many outside interests as week-closai cz:::, O t 1;74 'ily U-T Now VA VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 Be extra alert in business matters early in the wee', Well-cance'ved plans are rewarded Tuesday. Wednesday. Div4ed r T (' i t ' 4 - t 2j fr1 EAR PRfE. ~j -STOPS ON A EM' STMTS AGAi Oi A - H OF S TOO i IMAGIINE,COUPLE OF COLLARS WORT D;VE 'IB H'nNT i AT VI W r !14 1 r •DnvI flAfl uviu ILL U THE ciir SE L v vu MA BEFORE I I YOU i"' IF - — — — — — — — ——— — — — — — — - - 01"JII& . -------------............... - by TomK. Ryan -.. - - - - - - - - - - - - WILL SE cHRISTMAS EVE ANP I AV EIR TO THE Keep a cool head with the family Sunda,,.' You're popular and much in demand Tuesday and Widnesday Career pvil, lems xcur on Thursday and Friday. Friction with a companion Saturca.; ettr are c'yc TH NAT/ON Wi' L EXPER/j5NCE' 15XTREIKES W W,5`ATk1Fe, Mo,~T ' ri something done just the way you want it hursda days for risky ventures Saturday you're easily put-op-in PISCES (Feb 20-Mar 20) Put a lid n spending beginning of the ee M- --o,, ek -- you'll be in touch with persons who can Assist you in imDorlant Thursday, . ,. Friday. patience is a must in dealing with others Sfudenf Cor"er 7\ WI ( borrow things belonging to others toward close of the weeA CAPRICORN (Dec - 22-Jan 19) £/IVSTABLE TlS WEEK, YH MOSTFAVQABLE - NOTE: Send letters to Bernice Be Osol, ci o this newspaper, 1209 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot OUR MAIN FORCE WILL H1'r VF, Fofrr FROM u or — READY, -- YS to 22~ Be careIarn tools Sunday armpac ards thad usual Tuesday iWeanesda Try SAGITTARIUS Mov 23-Dec. 21) Be sensible regarding your rectealion 4 Sunday Cirrumstances that affect your income or career brighten Tue5j, i,, Caution is required it making agreement Thursday, Fridaj Wb'Fl< OF A91FC P-`C, Z8 OF~;;'VS ON A I r/4AA/ USUAL. T14E LIKEL11400p OF EXC14AA(OFS OR RF7U)?N, '; WILL RUAI EXCEPTIONALLY Plok,, s .- Ir nut BERMIE PRED. ITS I W, rK &ONE 15 it,16pr-ly T011-i SUT' COLIPLE) W104TION. A OREAN4 IT 15RINGS' INVEcNTIoNS PISCOVERIES, GROWT14 ANIV P2061-EA1 /A/ HIS CHARrSi~OWS HE- WRITe-,S To PI-FASi5 i4IMSFI-F INSTFAP oF T14F pjSj_ IC, r SCORPIO (C~t j - 4e; i3 Oct 23) A CjSC pd) S CtOO5 angr yOu SrJ iildt otterS treat you in a very generous fashion Too many uons in the !ie rsi, Friday Give credit to one who deserves it Saturday YOUR BIRTFIDAY...th is Week and this Monttj F&A Nre:.A-WS0VS BORN 61NOER VP lep,r" WL I A'RE U g ____ te __ apR/coRN (DEC-22 àY - I ____ \; JI CAPRICORM MLL HAVE TO WkE 6xrp trfs I WN0.IS AlU L1 ) um ! )- 7 V 4 OAT°SNEFIT. METHoDs AND EXPEIMENTW/THEWOMES\ o44L.IES OF ' GANP/NG. LOM ANY QUESTIONS GOT IT? A H/s RESRs. ___ - .1 5I 1 bit %71W BMW - OUT OUR 1A THCISE ROTTEN GUYS! fl6e 1RT )rrEN Gthr 9 Vd" WAY I'LL Gf'r EVEN WITH m AMBUSHING ME! 74 W14 L41; W)JA'r I KIN CF TALK 15 A T? I VONY CARE!THOSE CLCWNS I WERE USiNG ICY SNOwa4j.js' ( ITHAT Llr[.E TALK I AN' BLUE! HAP wiru WLLJS uvF v'' KEAiNG A 'X)K,ANL? I'LL BET )T ABOUT ThE - THIS I'VE r 1 1J SEE.' ' l WELLJ!1 HII11ffl( Ill' ( HES RNS ALL , ( I WHAT 15 RIG UT IT'S EF1NITELv NOT ThE] CHRIST/MS STORY! I - REAP THE STCRY TIME CF YEAR WE SfDUW FORGIVE OUR EN EMI ES " £ it 4 bYEd S!Ip 11j I Ii OF CHRISTMAS ~OU LL SEE motiF J I THE CH o(I 1 I CONTUSIONS IN THE Il I I fl FAMILY MEICLGJIE! - Jf / -- • L_j ii • - L --. - doomIon © fl I I U •1 - Cn 0. dop ov 1974uInc . 12 - -- . - - d ----4 - I - . - - . -- - ---_ •__- • .. •__IA ... I - . .. I • •_ I - - I -- t 6ANTA CAU MY PAPA! 1 fl L fl ' ftI .41 pti-A �_______________________________ _____ _____ ______ ________ ___ -.- - - ________ vs- ' 1r .-"- . -' -- I'. , - - -- - -- 61 1 'r -F--- AVV CAMPUS CLATTER r OR 1OJR INFOR4IATIONI J j' THIS POT IS '5,OOO 'IEARS c'Y\ j AWS by Larry Lewis _______________________________________ -- THAT'S ' ---- (EL.EMENTARY, 1 VERY J_7 HOW PROE$$Q I OL.D YOU 1 we CAN TELL THE ( TRUE AGE OF ANCIENT V, \ \OBJECTS T 5- ________ - , , VI B'I CARQN/'(s"Th ? AM .. I LaL1J1Jf'j Orl 4 ( LL4!A? y 7 -i 213 __ DEAR POLLY Those wear DEAR POLLY — MYPOIntOrIS for glasses often find trouble matching towels and washcloths a1 1 ewswIth mother folds a washcloth inside a atchinatow& —niAa EAR POLLY When boiling MATICiNjwG hot dogs I Put 8 Colander or splat- -- 7. QV-m I fc V- 'I I :.Z DEAR POLLY saved an old. flamel-backed plastic tablecloth to use when my grandchildren come and went to watch TV while they eat. I place it In the don, put their little table and chairs on it and give them a damp cloth 'to wipe up _________________________ _____ TO Q buns on It so they're warm, moist and ready to serve when the hot dogs are done, - CHUCK. DEAR POLLY - Those ladia5 who like using a make-up mirror In the bathroom after a II of chnwer -up these mirrors before running hot water to prevent them from stearnIng. - LUCY. 71 -. m i 40 Treat hot I ph" doll to this deli hllul wardrobe. No. 810~ I'vs Pattern pieces 3nd full directions for Items ShOrML Ste D311efn In — at T% rREVE"T 0009 )nly use ime be 1 TRUE AGE) if 03J E%^WTS __ I Iry J \ ° - -. I * . .i 8317 EasySeng Long-line seams make this an eaSY-Stwing pattern, No, 8317 with PHOTO. GUIDE is in Sties iov 24: Size 12w. 35 bust. 3 yards 45-Inch . ::. use a writing rget ting way down a page the oil from my skin used to cause the pen to skip, Now I place R half-sheet of paper over that Pan of the Page under my hand and move t down aswrite. o more pro em 10.24j [ib • DEAR POLLY V P ___ DEAR POLLY / / OUT, ; * u &F1 RUNNING HOT INCHES O YOU HAVC ANY OLD CROCK YOU WANT 1`1IIE TO CHF-CK [1 . I IH1 "" 1 974 DIM 0"I RU A Favorite The free-flowing Callan is- the f avorite leisure -time sty. No. 8382 with PHOTO-GUIDE Is in One Size. As Mt hown ong length 1/8 ui,e , 1222 PL ACE DEAR POLLY - MY Mom cuts the Mesh bags orange and onions COMe3 in Into strips and then sin le crochet h circles to make pot and pan scrubbers. They come veryclean when k iiO,u Ufluer running water. . 14 HAND 14 _________ • - address. pattern AufnbW and stis to PA 43890 h(ktilown SIStI New with PsYs S 1.00 for every Idsa used. york, #*ad them to her, r. r was needed - but not as much as another blanket. I Solved both prob. lems by slfnPly Putting another sheet on TOP of the blanket before putting on the spread - BETTY. - in 0 purses the children No 2003 has hot iron looked like the end of amy long, hot, transfer for 26 designs, color chart: dy summer. I doused the verysoft stitch illustrations w,,,ie straw one n suds made with a __________ cold water liquid for washing fl S.nd l ps flc wooens delicate fabrics, then iu viiu5 lot pOf9qi and IIIInsed thoroul)hly. The Plastic bone handting wit shoulder Strop purse was washed number and size to PA rTLrRNs this newspape.f), Bair 43#111, Allidto with a window-cleaner spray. SucWO j CAPTAIN EASY C70 wor!5 MY DEAR MI-5 6LjG(5j5.. Wr=,RE- WRONO WITH L -5H \E __ -. phono-- _0100110 a3sette by Crooks & Lawrence BLIt TRADITIONALLY, 6ANTA CLAL15EI5 HAVE WHlI(Eg1 ALLEY 003p MAT 15 IT, .__ BCUZ CLAU5 I FE5TOQN E FACE WITH by Dave Graue r Gar 1WWIZER ry at itional value THERE! T. -MINK I GOT MO OF T4 / OIL OFF OF I BETirR! Police er the THING NOW! AT IT! ______ . luedat TH'MArrER? ME, LJMPA,II M TH1-5 WHITI CONFETTI 3 - ian ve 2003 TheA.B.C'I Familiar designs illustrate each letter of the alphabet in this A OF ro."Pit U ., kept creeping to one side or the HALF-SWEEr KAREN. TO ORDERDOWSPOPI Bair 19741 by NEA. InC. T M R, .g. US. Pat. Off. / , . i by 8382 Our synthetic thermal blanket and the covers tools, I after OCked Ii ___ ____________ _—J ROYAL Al L ?e kend into a PALACE early moo eves rtar CIS YFAH-- BUT IT WA5 .7EE YOU WON YOUR 13ATTLE WITH WHICH GALL-ANJIT, MINDED MALE C:A5-r 4 5upp,RT THE- FIRE II THEPC)3 IT OLtT EMFORE I Give rr TISUZ STILL 100 NOWrrI DONE NO! 00, '"i vo since 7~ d ern!s live 12-Z 2 sup WAN JOHNyWONDER by Dick Rogers HELP 5MTA CALL. CUI- iry of IX 6 1974 D001i bUr7 - ORE PES ThR CORRECT IN ThE ELANK OF - u Is 3 PRANCER BLITZEN DANCER V ' 1- NAME, asol; 10ZLIA16, C) FUN AND TO ORDER DONOER. C141215TIAN -HURC14. IN GREEK, 0 X' jL kvgei~ -Pi~ - r -,rwl 0,0 6e- C: uoo im ft" ________ _____ HIS g by Nj 61 !'I NOW, NOW !Now / o ANP OV/1 54NT41 'NC NL1N 'J8O3 Wax/4 'NO NO TO PLLE BO NE~N6PAPER ) DASHER ( Aw \ r L4 W15 a 4N / IS __ m V-= in -a 0- f - rtt S,~cF 1 ,_. X,Th_____ -A 1 a __ - It •_ -___ in 0" RAC AND ON VIXEN 7H5 .) 70 M. A. 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' 7, 'I I ___ ____ NA ØflEF,L, - HAS A IFOWT MAi'4 1E hG NAE _ RfN WC1W _________ win 641 OlthtSV1Vib p for u.,hors bin ilCii Wisk MEANING ': A World Almini c rot 2 - 5TANPIN'13 H/i% >tX/ ' Q/(K iX \____ :; 716a!; SOW- Ma MEYV 1F I Xhq AVI TH/N't$L BU5TM a; X - NMI. )le -- ity I I' -III ' - - '1 - Its t 0 WIN by ha Int, Alift Cruz, Call1.95061 14 'oil ng Now Avolkihlc - A neit' type of DOONESBURY book to sffrnulafrfo,,,Ify ths uifort: "JOANIE_ Cartoons for Nett ChI1dtt,i' - -- T ---- : --- - - - - - - i- -- LIK—M5 . if OUT OP AN E0 VEN OLI NO 109A 16 1b4M NE GAMW WAG lP41N1'W A IQ - .T:. - - ANCIEN-r t PINEAPPLE liiE P to - - --Send $2.25 to 'JOANIL" B v 2218, Mi,in, . -_ fl(19 66222 - �Mal I T• ' - - •. - • •- - -. - _. u_li_IIL 1 U 111 E1I'- I r IutIIIIa SHORT_ltlBS b3r Frank H ill :1 WEN G01ING OVER MY.' 1311-LS. 114F COST Of: 00LL5 EYES 20n WRONG, I IEDDY BEAR S OP 67th Year, No 107 Monday, December 23, 1974 K JT _____________________________ r. _ A Yi) 0 C( Uun 0 0 0 nos By ED PRICKETT Herald staff Writer 0 0 0 0 _______________________________________________________ Y MY ELVES ARE Qu ER ARE GEING 10,000 M1L 0A AA iv AM 5Ri KE 1 M • P IT A1 ir MY. L ' Inc T.M. fl ., WENT - AL 'p ¶ING OFF - GOOD JIDS HE WNOLE I IS 4 , Y 10 Nr cent cut In 1974 federal income taxes on salaries up to $13,2W. I'_r '~le LUuniY Officlals today reacted with glee or gloom, depending on individual economic philosophy, to a congressional committee's Proposal to cut income taxes by 10 per cent and gasoline taxes by 30 cents a gallon. Tax cuts of UP to $12 billion U ear hd%e been urged by the Congressional Joint Economic Committee to help pwnp up the economy and head f what the pane called Possibly the nation's worstrecession in 35 years, The committee's tax.cut prjsil Sundv was joined by other reconunendatlona by 0 0 0 ureets Pro F j4'.. 7f 0 1 [ 1 /1 ON L I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I ro d Andrew F. Brimmer, dean of the Harvard business School. Brhnmer p pose a one ed Tax doesn't exempt political subdivisions. That would really hurt," Knowles said. "I can tell ytiu it would. It would really hurt us in this year's budget," said Fred Taylor, the, school system's director of transportation. "We'll Just hope that it doesn't happen, but if It does, we'll really be in bind," Taylor said. The increase would al~out double the cost of gasoline to goejmnen agencies if it affected them The gressional Joint Committee, warning that unemployment will hit 7.5 per cent by next sum mer, said a minimum of $10 bill ion in t relief should be cnctd irnriieliteIy. The relief should be aimed at low and moderate income persons, according to the committee. "In my estimation if they really want to con' m!'- -O cc 2150 urged CwtKim io con. si ler enacting a gasoline tax increase to help force a reduction In demand. As an example, It -said a tax of 30 cents a gallon would cut gas consumption by 5W,000 barrels daily. "lliat would not affect us ih any shape, form Or fashion," according to Roger Harris, Mat Supt. of Finance for U Seminole County School Board, Although Harris felt governmentalagencies wouldn't be affected by an increased gasoline tax, Sanford City Manager Pct Knowles said it depends on the way the taw written. 'Political subdivions ar e exempt from federal taxes, but they can write the taw so it Con \ - UGS Iqr4q y BUGS, T 15 A LV SPECIMEN oF I —---J -- - -N ____ ____ I ORJNDUS'/ 'I IFUL AND CUT our L LOOKING FOR A C5tMS THAT'S Sie ' S YERS BUT HAGGL%N fLL . TAKE J1 vh 1f I r.Ø' i H '' I &V ' 161. I - , - - = * - /) . i .• ) . I - - - . ' . loff ii :1 EL - . / 11 . t1 I IT/5 CL0SIN' TIME AN THIS 1' • -.. L . cfr gy '-i, FD - ( COLLEAGURf 85"! Wi __ ' . . , 'I - hs - - stromhergrn Corp. furloughed 5i5 employes today for a two-week period, leaving the telephone equipment manufacturing irm with a 225-man work force to handle only present corn mitments and emergency service. a company's spokesman announced today. f - - • :I i• ' I ____ 7 Z2 V I • ( 1 S 'EM ,'' :-. - __ 1? The furloughed employes were primarily production line personnel and will return to work at the Sanford company on Jan. 6. said Joseph Hartwig, industrial relations manager. -:__•. ,. Index wle Schneider HELPI M,VC &E>.J ) . . by b ' HEY. LADY... Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby 1k. Lamb Editorial Ho oscope Hospital Obituaries - III ...... - 9A 4A r A BA BA Women's Al 9 r 9A WF%TIJEI{ • The company laid off half of December. employes indefinitely during the first • I S It Dal / ; ar ies Hartwig said that he does not foresee any imore Jay Offs "at q I 1W " rate improvements," Hartwig said. The company is experiencing its first general layoff since opening operations in 1971. The company normally maintains a iian work I force. • Hartwig said approrimately one half of the furloughed em. remaining employes live ughout Seminole County. plo>es live in the Sanford area, while the Hartwig said the furloughing was a general firm 's other three plants located in Rochester, move for the N.Y., mden, k., and Charlottesville, Va. periencing delays from the Public Service Commissjo company is a subsidiary Of in getting General EPynamics Corp. of St. Louis (NYSE). Gef Big Welcome Time Is Money 7 le% Herald Staff Writer rnot important thing be has learned since being in the U.S. Several hundred Sanford is that people here are not an residents turned out y rich capitalists , Americans afternoon to welcome a group Of have to "beat on the rocks like foreign students visiting here everyone else to make a for the first time. fiving," Horner added. On hand to "officially" The students were here for w elcome the 49 tra velers at the one afternoon as part of a Civic Center were Sanford CityChris as tour. It was the first Commissioner Gordon Meyer, time Sanford had sponsored a Greater Sanford Chamber of visit, "and the community - -. in Some Cases State Treasurer and - •• t .._ Insurance Commissioner Tom O'Malley's Orlando office recovered Sm,000 in October in refunds of policyholder's money in three counties, in. eluding Seminole, official said toda y. "This refund resulted from questions asked by in. dividual citizens who took the time to contact the corn. missioner's representative," Deputy commissioner Bill ona said. , ______________ Yc.~Ierda)-'s high 701 loiIII4 (Ills morning 44. Partly cloudy White, arxi Dr. Luis Perez, local Horner said. Helping make the boat tri through Tuesday with with high reprewntative of the U.S. State temperatures near 68 and lows Department's International possible were: Jack Rafthmell, Visitors Program. manager of the Monroe Harbor to night near 55 East to SouthU The Central Florida Chorale Marina who provided services east winds 15 to 20 mph today, . 1 F tA becoming southeas(erly on vreeted the travelers with tile ant] facilitie, Tuesday. Complete details, song, "It':i a Sinall %Vorld" as of Robson hfarWa. Other tnthey entered the center, and dividuals who dona!ed boa page visitors and local residents refreshments and services dl alike learned that it is indeed a included John Carl Bill sinallorldaa they spent th vera, Bob Brown, John and \•. afternoon getting to know one Terri Anderson another, according to the JU foreign students wt:re -r's Executive Manager treated to a "Famous Recipe" Jack Horner. ch.icken dinner after the boat A full afternoon's en- ride as the guests of the corntertainment was planned for munity. he group, Including a variety Members of the Tri-County show at the Civic Cen-er, boat Roadrunners Citlz ens Bond rides on the r'ver and (firmer — Radio Club treated the group to all sponsored by local residents eggnog and helped serve the G Sanford sunshine and smiles g foreign visitors. left to right, are Dr. bth Pe, and organizations. guestsSanford, and foreign students KII Soo [long and Kwang n Cliu, Korea; Joseph Koff Micah and Both the students and Sanford The students resumed their Anthony Ah1bIe, Ghana, Tongrien arcukW, Thailand, Abdul Muhabat, Afghanistan , and an residents found they learned trads with handsful of navel uniden tified South African student Behind gup is Chamber Exceutive Manager Jack tiorner quite a few things Uorner Id oranges gien 'hem h ite tilerald Photo h Hill Vlnct itt .' -T ' J Am 1! -. .----------- -- .. -- --- - - ----.-- --- -- -- -- ------- -— ------- - ---_. .. gy A epresentative from 0 Malle) Orlando Offce is in -Sanford the second Thursday of each month Citizens with insurance problems Hid) contact him at the Semmnc'le County Courthouse at I pin. An O'Malley spokesman urged persons who need insurance policies explained or feel a company is not meeting its obligations under the terms of the contract to contact him. (tno%d said the best way to get in touch is by letter or in persm, since agents need to know absolute details before taking a claim to an insurance company for a refund. The following services are available to Seminole residents: - MAI i - -1 1 -- . 1 - "The teleph one companies themselves have been trying to obtain rate improvements to meet rising costs, but they are ex - M ASWEP - - tI ' HELP... Expansion federal public service programs and unemp!o)'11i'n( r!!pcnStjon. A rollback of oil prices but an increase in the price of new natural gas. A less stringent monetaryprogram than the one being followed by the Federal Re'e Board. - was dgthe first six byc1 Usted as missing were acassette Detectives were busy Way compffing recorder, tape player and stereo p,%wno. lists of thousands of dollars worth of other items taken in Sanford weekendgraph amplifier and speakers valued a! burglaries. Officials 'were taking inventory at Some of the other thefts included: Seminole High School's vocational Jewelry, watch and other items, garage classroom to determine the value total value more than $200, from the Of tools taken by thieves, who climbed a home of John V. Charron, 2201 Oak fence and eiiiered by a window. Pofice found some tools scattered over the Lin ñfle camera Jewelry and ool campus. old coins, total value $843, from home of At Sanford Grammar School twis, Mrs Willi e Fisher, 100 Scott Dthe coo kies and crackers were taken after — Beer, wine, chewhig gum and a ham, the faci.hty was entered via an unlocked total value $1 from Victory door, police repced Gardens, 02 Sanford Avenue. LOn9wOOd P01101! reported weekend —Porthbte television, value $l, from burglars took $15O cash and broke into a home of BlancheCunningham, 1320 cigarette vending machine at isty's Mle Avenue. Pizza on SR 434 west Of SR 4V early Walkita1lde radio and comsses Sunday. valued at $125 , from Moe Harbour Sgt. Greg Manning said the thvs Marina, Holiday isle on the kefront, entered the restaurant via a rear after mashing A window to pin entry. rests'Oorn window. Pata Jo W Foster repnd Seminole County is debs that burgla after prying open a toLiy were also Probing a number t dow, took the time to unwrap presents weekend buglaries and 1ta, under the Christmas tree at the home of 'ferry Tenney, 1513 Summeriin Avenue. (Continued Page 3-A) Hartwig said th e furloughed employes will "all be paid for at this te," but that future cutbacks will depend on the economic least three days of holiday pay and reWn company benefits." fie situation. also said th e majority of th e employ will have some basic Hartwig said the furlougha were caused "sim ply by the tack eligibility for unemployment, depending on the . I I I i OruerS. total length of . I Tile company manufactures teiepicne equipment for employment time %ith the company. independent telephone companies. 'We are in a situation where e are try The number of telephone orders are down ing to meet because of the customers' commitments we have on hand and any emergency "extremely high" prime Interest rate, low home telephone saI type service that would be required," Hartwig said 6IJ / 11 - offset later by elimination of the oil depletion allowance and other tax changes Other recommendations Include: Foreign Students - Mound 1.he Clock .4 Bridge CA 1e ' rida r 8A .' — authority to roll back selected wage and prlce Wkes fie iound ird-lationary. The committee's report argued that the only way to fight both recession and inflation Is to use monetary stimulants and intmene In some wage price easel. It proposed that any tax cuts now could be I Herald Staff Writer _. i A voluntary system of wage-price guidelines also was advocated by the committee's Democratic majority to give President Fd ' By MIOC WCHRWGE - . . . SIRE of I CsseIbe City Manager Har Hug said, "It has got to give more cash in hand to the majority of the wage earners. I would think it uhJ incrcae the purchasing power of the COUfl." Gloom —p -. -. . . . i NEW YEAR • ft _Z1 ND 15DWS IDEA, DEAR . Living naMty seen at Grace United Methodist Airport Blvd.,Includes memb'n ef the Senior and Junior Hh Metho&it Yoh Feflowhiip. The youths will stage the scene eve evening through Christmas, according to the Rev. D. Ross Densl, (Herald Photo by BIB Vincent - DELIC-44TFUL AND ________ NATIVITY SCENE 'LIVES' -- zZ PROFIT AOLE DAK /1 . I FIGURE ThERE's ONLY ONE ONLY TRE _______ j - . he sd Police in Seminole Count) toda) were investigating a rash of hohday weekend thefts and burglaries involving thousands of dollars in gifts and propert) Sanford police detectives were probing 47 burglaries and thefts rthjpwe fisted everything from lry, firearms, food and small appliances to alcoholic beverages as missing Patrolman D. H. WNtmire sald a white male made Off with eigh t ner bicycles, valued at p59, from the front of Eagle Discount Store, Fairway Ptaza Shopping Center, Sunday afternoon, Manager Charles Eaton saw a man at the bicycle display, noted six bikes were mIssingand went tocaflpou.fj d when Eaton returned fin making theklephonecaI1thlast two bjcycles store, were gone and so was the ma llce repts said another uiden. tifk1 man had kept clerks by with questions about items in the rear of the apparen tly while the other man 1;~_ I I . rr! ABJM • Knowles agreed, but with some reservations. "I think 10 per cent at one time is excellent — if they couple it with some inflaUonary ,, City Editor i . V dampen inflation, they should apply q to the middle and low inco.j .e people," Harris said. "if you want to get money in the economy, you've got to get money to the poor." IS) BOB LLO YD - GWEMING FW1D' : ff A I Glee, Police Probe IiLA by Stoffe-I & VM HEKE TO IVe GOT A 5 EAUTY R YA, PEN / -UP THE ith Thieves Have A FI"e 0 U W Cut — Assistance is receiving PaYment of valid claims. Answers to questions relating to all types of in - istance in MP)Ylrtg with compulsory automoblie insurance laws: and financial responsibility go and insurance companies sales activities. An Orlando representative -said the office doesn't rate companies, but can readily pride consumers with in. formation about which coniparuies are licensed In Florida. The Orlando office is also responsible for answering ci question In Ike and Orang e Counties. tizens' ___ - •• 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/. 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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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1974; <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/d61db389e12fd3da4a6dd915f5287ce8.pdf 4585dcea35b55a4dcf9d378ec0633e52 PDF Text Text -- - ------ -- -- r -- - - 0 WOMEN II i: P e School Image Hurts • I c.. strength h ave dwindled, AP Newsfeaturei Writer requiring ad. The American school system whereas jot is designed and maintained as vanced education and perfected . /: f. •. - - "About 70 per cent of today's 23-year-olds have ha d no b • I I bob and vocational training (Iitl)lCted I tIlege education ... yet nearly per ce nt of all for second class people — hurting both American you ths Jobs available in IIW United Christmas means many t hings to many people, but to 1: A i I. .. said Mrs. Eastham, who a yearly traditlon -up horne" in year old daughter Dawn, It believes Christmas should a Michigan, was t setting P Attractive, 1,,Iondo Mrs Le&- tree using only blue and green mother and daughter decorate the tree together. A 'real" tree colors Mrs. E.asti-tain choses blue is purchased each year and -, -1 ! - I 6:F - - P)T-KW _ff ,~~"~ I Delight her with a sup daintily -' 'r' _J 1. Christmas potluck supper. Toys were brought by the members fem inine manner and friends to be presented to I.A. James Burns, commander of the Salvation Army, by the president of the district Mrs, / Colorcoordinated slips, panties \ - i . Club Notes for daytime wear ' d dreamy I ans,eenwea r for her L night time \ .. ' riUS uS ' . ii iflSiau Lindquist, retiring program chairman were also enjoyed. recently by the Forest City Plus Ulley, vice president; Clinton 1'% b. A I a $9 0 b. $9.00 C. $4 so C. equivalencydiploma. F. Boyd and The study Materials for the test assisted by Mrs. C. are offered in Spanish as wen as Josh Price; Mr& Grace Beane, . A program of Christmas classes, which begin Jan 6, will music was presented by bebeldMoy'onghFrlday . ) 0 22$ E. FIRST SHOPPING ROJAY 8 B.M. - 5 p.m., and A. Paden and son Clifford. Thursday and Friday evenings Harmonica music was from 7- 10 p.m. For more presented by G. UUy, fonnation,callSemlnole Junior corifion music by Renft Schultz College. I for 41: • I U This style and many others. Shop now for best selection. -- .. - t * POW WOW Available in ' Calling all L I 1 ~- - 1. . To remind them fi ¶ "Time Is short." . i - -- — = . .. . - _ -. .; . -.... - Ladies r PJ' ai.. i your selection, carry out your gg gift wrap — rr I 4~1,4' ,Ja._. . i :. taste f The newest, most luxurious I green In sizes . 141/2 thru 171 ,. $20. . ~ F , '- 10 _0LL 1'~;ffl L. O Y- - 14 I - k!~ - DOWNTOWN ._.__- - I - I To con%ploig ___ _______________ __________________ a We will be pleased to Gift Wr Your Purchases the world today. But there's another dif. Pilance And significantly, e Seminole Count, Corn. Housing deseLopmnts come ference board can not grant the firms a rnissioners have already apand go, buuse falter or There a some counties i&zase in ra tes If proved the million purchase blossiu, politicians are re- that can control the operation of they re in noncompUance with of ys nsumer Q s tems — elected uttllUebutSernmoleCont)La a ny i tem UllUes, In c and Indian Hills But the need for water, as one of only six in the state to be The board has jusfcompleted Conmmwr is a new plant that well as for its processing, will able to con tr ol rates," county a rash of public hearings — serves 4800 acres, while Indian remain generall) consistent Utili ty Control Dc Bill most of them long, tedi ous Hills La of a system wi th In Seminole County, faucets Dale says presen ta tions of points and lift sta tions over 630 acres that will fill glasses and tubs with In the seat majority of the counterpoints by county staff sends was te effluents to the i water. Drains will empty, state's 67counties,utility and private utilit attorneys. aitland p lant for processing. toilets will ntmh. It's the same M operations and rates policies Although the sessions are billed everywhere. are restricted by the state as "public hearings" few The difference in Seminole Public Service Commission cuetomers have the per- Sunday: What Will the publicly owned ,'regional or the tim e to sit systems" hold La gore for -- , 6 tore - ______ SUNDAY _________________ __________ -- Aroun d I) u &. Id cw' But board member Davie ' six to eight months. The board has received eight like it, se he submitted his own. the board will be required to sit Then Wednesday Sims clown and negotiate. - __ 0 say "God J'" , ' ~ -~-- - ~ 7. —I----- T",tin"11111111~11 - --... ~.. ~"~ ~_ - - _- 'i J .. 44. ~_.,_ I ~' -- '\7 . - ____ , r; . . - .. r ,is iiO.Iu.i) season carries 1k,e same skeet message of Jo) Star) pictures, PlC, Women's .Section . _. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie — - -__ CHRISTMAS - --' ne annual doll-dressing contest, sponsored by the Salvation Ar rrs mailable for Christmas gif I giving to needy children. Participadrig in The contest were the Southern . omen, First Baptist Chur t nut Baptist hur&h I)ispla)ing the dolls are ileft to right I.A. James F Burns, Irene Brown and DOLLS r n t__ -_ g a tEw - -, - . ~ _ Z ~. _: __~ __ ( Mrs Burns Wrestling Tournament Coverage and pictu., es of the Greyhound Invitational affair Confirmation Gets Mixed Reactions ~_ ~ v__- Index Around the Clock ... AA Comies........... ... .78 1% Keeth's iiendrnent came I So last week layer fkials are eager to hire a chief job negotiator to deal with employe bmitted another description. Sims still didn't unions, with which after Jan , __ - t 'Ui -- - ft other than those specified In the didn't like Layer's applications. Anti school of. 205 • 1. But lAyer said 11ursday he "refmrAng and mitinuing to begin advertising for the after Layer said the terin pos ition, which Incidentally, "required" could hold up hiring will from 000 to $22,000 a of a desired applicant as long as L _rain 4 School Supt. description so the school could Always Welcome . - Fm a U Introductory PH, 322.0204 208 E EIRST ST. -, G.F, C1 IFIA. SHOE ' William Layer submitted a job Job description. Your BankAmerlcard& Master Charge - - - r his title should be director of the end which would negate & On Dec PEN FRIDAY NITES - not until after a lengthy and plicant has suitable heated debate. qualificafions In related areas • jj - -. employe relations But it was word 'required" if the a W 1WM_7.==Z I - _______ - Sweet Message Of Joy has been t1v big question for the "required" be left in in areas Seminole County School Board. where qualifications are listed. A Great Gift For The ~ . UK- W regWated by both the county compliance can be fined up "I"here . __ F; • • ol officials (mall a reed proposedaddingaparagraphat V -- - - - . %%hat to 1l a n€u1itor sshu propose d a d op t ion of his will battle with public employe proposal after calling Layer's unions when collective "a sorry job description" and bargaining becomes law Jan. 1, demanding the word - LEISURE IF OTWFAR - . TiI ext ;,-.--~~!M' WRAP . • minimum of care AU this plus the superior tailorgig you expect from Excello Available in white, light blue, beige, chocolate, navy and mint i ' . Board Decides On shirt that "breaIIi;," never - _~ . =- - nlzed. But we intend to ask get underway until a suit filed SEA has filed a oo with the board once formal for recognition as the sole against the board b) SEA of- personal damage suit against negotiations are underwa y. bargaining unit," SEA ficials is cleared up. the board. The suit miffed some Although teachers' salaries spokesman Steve Rosenthal Rosenthal aiso said he didn't boani members who aised are sery important, Rosenthal said. SEA claims 760 members, believe much will get done until SEA members of bad fait.h. also stressed other areas such he said the count) has hired a proposed The suit charged board as curriculum and In-service SchOQI SuPt. William Layer special negotiator to deal with members Davie Sims, Jean education which the union said the SEA appearance since the union when the board is Bryant, Stuart Culpepper, R.G. hopes to negotiate with the the next step Lato appear before required by law Jan. 1, to Feather and Allan Kth with board. fabric available today. In a / V \- the board after filing the bargain collectively with its necessary qual ifying papers employes. - - v, sole bargaining agent for the implement the law and lr=e make its pitch. county's 1,300 teachers, smooth, proper negotiations.Rosenthal, who Is the chief T'he school board will need a counselors and librarinits SEA Layer !did spokesman , reconendatIon b) La yer to "We shouldn't have any Ilowever, Rosenthal said he hire someone to handle union has a list of 100 points which problern actually being recoR- didn't expect any hargRining to negottations. union members want to discuss — -10, - 1 = ?. . • ' The . the county in a thrpart — Seeks Recognition , • - Vivian who W Seminole Junior College a Adu II Education Campus, dfm,M her work with instructor Helen Hickey (left). The budding r. tilts had a show recently at the SKadministrailve BWdlq. (Herald Photo by BID Inc a V e 1) Seminole Education with the state which SEA has IMP"ONOWAVE I 0 I-" 11W3 ~_ -' .: Association (SEA) officers will already done. expects to have labor refuse to engage in collective petition the school board Jan. 8 "I believe the board will do mediator on board by Jan. 8, bargaining." It was filed in to try and win recognition as everything In their power to when the union Is expected to October. - FREE a SEA ' .. -- - ' _Mz •. 'general housekeeping, of the companies, but UP-re are no real major problems" n bioUemsdocn' Dale says, y are usually fltered says, MM the operation of one o older s in the county before Utility Control." e customers? =__ -- •, . . . for _._.--- and nature camps, to large County is that 21 separate tPSCj. Sanford __k hearing on a firm,$ compliance Is being held every other week I s -- . .1- -I-- . ' — • • I - PP ,.. Store ([,UW y 1 - ices e SHOW I . 2 nections for mobile home parks Control Board" stability of our ecology, as well water must be clear, and =_z .. Banmericar Mast er rag ( , one 0 T1 ________ Including Hanes Fine ' prepare Gift Certificate - - ~ • I . I or - - old utility control department is technical bantering in order staffed by Dale and three plant complain about the uUllty inspectors, w hile the county bills. commissioners sit as the And, while It may seem that a -Morris, decides on compliance. that of our pocketbook, odorless and the pressure must non-compliance with the Herald staff writer Bill be consistent and unin- county's utility regulations and t reques1 Belleville analyzes the current tervupted The sewage must be ac on rate . , status of utility operstiona In treated under standards The ' iOUnd to in non - _;.%a:_F . ' ,•-' . - --- - • -- r STUDENTS PAINTINGS M W . . I - - - T ! We will help with — - ART erations P I -. . . --- residents. The utility systems range - - . -! -- ~i / ---- SJC ty ann sewer facilities to Count) dergoing a radical change 1 Peignolm, 0 operations Is currently un. that provide several con- decision-making "Utility 1. v' • - ____- - - k . -; - ¶ ___ : # _ / ' . 1W & O )IF I * 11 * The board, with the In. on one firm of another, the Seminole County is no ex- professional plant that supplies formation supplied b Dale' cep tion The quality of water thousands of customers with s situation is not quite as bad aj -- I --, staff. and legallUes interpreted seems according to Dale -~- - - - ~,-__~~-~ _41QF'C~--and the method of sewage water and sewer service. -_ l 7--."t ~PN by Utilit y Attorney Robert . recycling" "We have problems with affects the Whatever the source, the ;___Aa.iW , I iti I / t The nature of utility from Mom and Pop" firma r 1 - 8 flu BEU% lii E Herald Staff Wri ter .. __________ !r4 '— _-~ . O/ - stuiiiped % 0' i . -;s - . - Z. - - ~ :_ . .1 . .r-<. I - , S 1~_. ', = Gowns, . _-- Men... yard. -. Styles C I I _ ~,-&L__ A -21M ,.--- + 40- t... j_- r- ,- I _ - - .- reason why they shouldn't enjoy puttering around v.Ith - - ;1 a 11 __ . .. i ~ -- , -: - . . - 1 " - t - ... . I 1~_~- ~- -- -_ -_ U Undergo Rad*ical Chan e , .,X__ 11, A -1 ..... I k'"" - • 11 ~_ -.1 _~ - __ - _-~__ = __.___~-__- - 11 a '. =____ 2 I I . . • íç County 1W .__-- -7 '~ 1, ~ - 1. : " • There are thousands of male gar de ners and there is no • ___ ~_ . ~`__-=_ ~ ____ \ `-,9* ----,-.. - I -. ewi - - I __ __ I _ ~__ M _. --___ - * ___--_ I -1— -..,7 .- - I__ -----, .1 - I _._~t~ _' oiv~ .=---. - ~ - - _____ - -, .. • - __ -f••- ~ ; *" #i -% -. name on it. I Men's .. A ND SAVE I ;0 the Chrbtmas tree with their • 0 Do Yourself A Favor. . . the federal government operates on a different fiscal year . t. - flonst Many men would lose to •. Lr ji 200 N. Park Cbristmas gift ideas for the m en in their Uses shouldn't overlook the neighborhood casual footwear - .4 i •Ii I Ideas Women Warm and comfortable slippers, a most wanted gift, by Daniel 1 I- - - .-- and a vocal solo by Mrs. Ebba Gift - •. NO MMF I~7_ _! , .. municipalit.ics," Floyd said, adding property tax revenues are usuall) slow cning in during the quarter He said since - _____ - ~ _(? _. _- . outgoing president and Mrs. M. from FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE Green, known - L flO auugO or , 11 \ LIIV i Boss; and him Alice Saunders, struction or material& The center Is located in membership. second floor of the Pan W. B. flunt was chairman of American Buildiny, at the inthe nominating committee. temection of 1-4 and Sit 436. ,4, I fl \) , ~ `16 - - •. - - - our young people," r . 18 years of age or older. social, assisted by Mrs. V K Ii and M and Mrs M"on - -- - -_ - :_:_:_:_:-:-:_%_X__:- " . L __\ Marshall, secretary-treasurer; Instruction will be offered In and Mr Nellie Price, assistant high school review which Secretary-treasurer. prepar es a student For the G.E.D. test lea di ng to a high Committee chairman are a . ~ -% . Trylt you'll like it I , New Center Seminole Junior College announces the opening of a new They Include George L adult educa tion study centei at Schepp, predent, G (Bert) theInteateMatlforstudents \ I . - . "W_' _"-1_-_-_--_-X-_--~ ~~U__G:~~_.__.____ . ~-. -~z _____------_._1_ - Soaub, which met in thC sOCial room of Forest Lake Sesenthday Adventist Church \ a. - October through lcernbr is traditionally a ba d period For mi flC) frt'rn that source is also slow arriiiing -- . "The future of Amencan tastes t - - .*. % Andwhat'smore,theyse ll at$3 turning to the more contable wines a fif th or less and are sngI) ventional type is by no classic However, the " similar to the P01 "The way the popularity of - - - cautious approach to spending as Casselberry. of Income Is dc'a been through consolidating many posivan3. "It is hard to cut down on tow paying workers au each has a definite job to do.But th e staff of sanitation workers, as ne example, has fl cut, he said, though revampi ng practice3 and routing and through use of a paging system to irnmc-diatEly notify workers of garbage and trash p1 ck-uo misses. flod s.tid that ,i'in' fld!Iz((J through cnselid ti and increased efficiency are quickly eroded however i ncreased operations costs. / "Expenses have gone up over 300 per cent for electricity ilone" he said "People do not realize government costs are going up at the same rate the costs (-if running thoir hornes Floyd mid Altamonte is essentially taking the same Rpproved Increases in water and sewer utibty rates but the city lost two months revenue from this source when council failed to immediately raise the rates. Just about every area -comes vacant, except emergency 11 budget purposes and the first check received by the city this budget year was for $39000. "So far, we have not had to rt to laying anyone o and i hope we do not have to," Crier said. but building is flO atd standsUl), h sdld The city council posluons they are being left urthiled In both cities _____ ! clining, and teen-agers are Burgundies, Bordeaux and Rhine wines we have been im. lotl (1 \lt Int'nk Springs said ___________ grants and loans, for sewer s)1tern expansions and improvements. Floyd said major CUis in city employment have ' _ \ ~ . . V prices and coin laundry service In a pleasant at- ", ::: I +_ ____ __ r come from high quality MelanleStewart,ford!strlbutlontothencedyatchrjstina,. • is. example ranks oy No 15 "But the fig The yield of California's ure should double by 1980," he yards may lock the elegance of added a $10 bottle of vin ta ge One interesting sign is that front one of Frame's chateaux, but these domestic varieties the sale of "pop wines IS TOYS The District 37 of the Florida Nurses Association held its annual trimmed In the 011 DONATE Coast enologist I) i York. California table wine I, NURSES west veteran q -_~ F~ . LA UN D ROM A iii b anticipate 8,O00 per quarter In revenue sharing funds. The council, however, wisely cut the projecti on to $38,000 for comnieted rA§bd1ffqffC11~ ~W!11111111 The city is scheduled to receive a substantial amount of sharing is concerned. The state, at budget time, told us to "Sure th at mea ns postponing some purchases, while th e city is trying to assess i f inancial conditi on and cutting corners everywhere," Grier said, noting the analysis of income in comparison wi th budget anUcipations has not been adding that city files are bulging with applications for practically every city b ::: • The United States is becom ri A rin rpF, \lI%(T \rIli tiiiit WAY 'Wt' are in pretty go shape as far as sta te revenue nly essential items are being permitted. Men and WOfl)n are'waiting in th e wings, applications in hand, for On)' opening. But city employes In Casselberry and mopP.r, Op,na.m.c'aIIy. can Now ne 83 a Matter Fact. La?.d at . . *.1 astin e portant, they are soothing and and green. last year ., .:. favorite colors, they match her ornaments and garlands are done, of course, in blue home's decor and most im. placed on the tree, all In blue gr een. Chr istm ps o then be ' ., :. ases Emoloyrnent budgeted does not mean that It will be purchased. Purchases The only area where e have a turnover La sanitation aft er the lights are on, glass has e IflY O1 nativity and green because they are her r _____________ - to find enlPloYes for menial taik.s or any - Purch Casselberry Sla)or Bill Grier said. "I have issued a memo to all department heads, telling th em that because an item is Municipal gOVCflueflt no longer have to beat the bushes andlelight dinner at home. proper figurine.,;, I %%ould like to Cut __ "We ar taking a second look at our overall budget," Iferald Suff Writer e If I could ever must be doing the right things," course in wine appreciation at 0 i a - -1~ - _ 0 _ .. .I - training. And we must also education outside a standara 0 ' . that educ atio should r r of flint tL IlL ho a Specifically, we grahusted from Vassar, wrote the book in an effort to provide ustcoder the young ho is unsuited to college or information that will Increase prefers to hitch his talents to the options open to students who vocational or technical are looking for paths to higher By DONNA FTE Rick), at their home on means peace and tranquility, quiet time. ed an d eighty-eight Mrs. East ha m and Dawn brought down was eight, taking care of that ac eac1, year a Springs, and each Christmas from special project was Mrs. etk before Christmas and they decorate their home and Fastham's responsibility. ___________________________________ - F A4UflICIDQIIt!ês Lombardy Road, Winter large nativity sane near th place, From the time shee Springs. The fami ly enjoys a formal and the job market that may be States requires soine vocational d Bright colors are 'too busy". Mrs. Betty Eastham and her 11 - seeking their specific talents. or technical skill.., she mainSo says author Muriel !de- thins For example six to ten rtr whose book, e Career Education," strenes er medical dtor - - I A charming Christmas tradition is practiced each Christmas Eve by John and Carrie Cribbin and their children Brian, Roger an Crttiws cards sen t out From the Eastham home were a lso done in blue and green. th According o Mrs. Eas relaxing, suggesting peace and tranquility. ( . By NANCY BO(1 M I .6 '0 . , . 1 , " , __ I college degrees are status sym. training in schools and have not I V Own Each Family Has Its 'Y ! - though each of Its pupils w&3 skills have sizeably increased. destined for Harvard or Oxford. And the image problem — T _ d Sanford Florida 32771-- Price 10 Cents ____________________________________ Christmas Customs uiiier. •- U December 20, 1974 _____________________________ 111", untrained nunds and physical Bv VIVIAN BROWN t g 67th Year, No. 105—Friday, Youth Job Search - Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974-12b Evening Herald, Sanford, FL O .. Y e Crosssword Puzzle . , - - 5A Dear Abby .. .. 8A Editorial . . ........ 4A liospe.. .. .......5A . Obituaries.......... 3A .Sfxts ........113B a . Television,. , . . IOB Yesterday's high 71 low this morning 51 Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday. Shawers developing tda and tomorrow. LmplIe details page SA. . The local reaction to Ne6on it and knows what to do with it." the economic situation Of the president. 1 feel he's really Hav ing Rockefeller qualified from his eerience In p- average person In the coun the 41st vice-president of the pointed as a vice president in It's hard to imagine him per. governmrent." She approves of United States, varied front office with Gerald Ford. who sonally cu the form,er New York Goverw sat isfaction, to displeasure, was also appointed to that anything. But yet, that's what being appointed, rather n complete apathy. position before Richard Nixon's we are being IsLed to do, by elected, but hopes "that we 'I don't even care,' one rignauon, ouldn (make an don' t make a habit of it With Pr esident Ford.' middl"ged lady dechared, on difference either way, ac. Sts. Hunt would rather see the the situation the country4 vra-- "6 n, Rockefeller s conf irmation as hearing of his confthiiatlon by cording to Gatt. sice president elected than though, had to take a S,and.i Ilunt, though, feels that appointed. If Rocky ran in chance. We were like a The la dy graciously dedlied to "they could have picked eit her slot on the ticket in '76, it drowning person; we had to be identified, someone eL For the job." M& would be "uniikely" she voted reach for something fast. Joe Garrett of Sanford filnks Ilunt said she would have for him. AIrn Renerally a Charles Ilayes of Sanford Rockefeller La "as good a choice preferred someone "like Republican, but my decisjo, doesn't think Rocky 's milons as anyone." Garrett thinks tt* Ronald Re3han as vice would depend O,1 the quality of will hurt in the performance of new veep is a man who would president "I think with the Democratic h is job I think old Rockefeller nominee" know how to handle the nation's Rockefeller's money, he will Eloise Metz Sanf d think t to a g vi tiioneysince'h'shad Plenty uf have a difficult time relating to Rocky WOUl(l riiak (Continued thi Page 2-At oi1 vice L �-.-LL __ - ----. -____________=________w_:_ .. ?A-Evening Herald, Sanford Sanfnrd. -Fl .- .7, nfl."a'-. JY4 I - I . w . . ---.- - - - . E ______________ 1. •.. ________ - _. - LJ._. - .. r. ________________ ....LIT. J-• j-.---I i I t Pa n el: uel tiATION IN BRIEF orage Unlikely BILL _.___ WASHINGTON (AP) -A tax bill that would raise the intesto(ioveuetaxesanddoubieflmax,edlt and deduction or politicpl contributions was awaiting r41 awIt iiig )J1CI3 U&IIV Senate -House conferees sent the measure to both chambers Thursday after putting together a package of random provisions. Effective next Jul 1 the interest ride for who1aUtopayth&esonUmewou1dhes(rom6 ted to 9 per cent a year. Ukewise, the government would be obligated to pay the same interest in refunding tax f L, Steel Company To Explain I_____ ___________________________________ - - is _______ ..__ n.... -, -'ii Jll! _______ On ..4L.. *_. - % . 1. .,.._.,t - . - ;.w. ________________ _____________ 11, a . .4w , . . .. 11 0 0 I - . -- winter, -' _ . I F.. 11 -' . __'I - in United relations with the Middle Eastern oil producing nations after the first i impacton and price., thait will the weather. mttrorx'lit,in .iroc . Auto Layoffs Expected DETROIT (AP) - Reduced production schedules will force layoffs for as many as 300,000 auto workers in January, a good indica tion that auto industry executives expect no dramatic upturn in car sales. Heavy layoffs in 1975 were expected, but one United Auto Workers union Insider expressed near-shock that they will "come so quickly and will dig so deep." f~~. .-ff - , - ..• • -. 1:::: ,, "At last polling," Vihiensald, "the cifies were interested in Joining a purchasing program with the county" ir bulk fuel supplie so to buy at a discounted cost Large tanks could be located at the Seminole County Port Authority, and the fuel could be brought up the St. Johns River - .. .- . Ut . k ' r - •• . $ , .. - I - - . Sarah On V.P. Confirmation (C.ntlmied From Page I-A) election Just to qualify, him. "i don't think we've ever had a case like this in history before. But, then I don't think Nixon T- Ishould have been kicked out of - A • , GARRErr _ ~_-- ;.. M. Paul .rctrs - . -- Sean M.ahany -,- _.- - ;-. D li P.1 U 11 V LI A P.1 "' IN ALTAMONTE - Canadian telephone officials Joined state and local officials today for activation ceremonies for winter Park Telephone Company's new $2.$ million central office at First Street and Sanford Avenue in Altamonte Springs. The new 339-331 exchange, to go in service Sunday at 2 am. replacing the $38 central Office, ultimately 4O,000dlrectcrygiunibers. From left, Rlchardft. Doyle, president of Northern Telecom of Boston Robert H. Srriyenser, chairman of the board, Bell Canada; Russell H. Hulbert, president of Winter Park Telephone; and John [ebb, board chairman, Northern Electric, Montreal, Quebec, is torc a n e. s Questi*oned -v 11 Franclia Her Winter 'dez Lucille 1. Williamton Catherine P. Wllburn Iris Martlnej Mattle 1. Anderson Betty Robertson Anni, SiCczIiOw-ki John R. Smith LOiS Morrl end boy Martha C. Cohen and girl Helen E. foote, DeBary Charles Hltmn, DeBary ArlingtOn W Willahan, DeBary John B E,erson, Deltone Ruth S. Carey, Dellona Irving Jacobs. Dritona Richard J C'-od*in Jr., Enter me commission, according McLeod, immediate past presi- from trators. ='= '= - Fanne Fox, Pinter Plead His firm was active • of Sanford; daughters, Mr.,. Innocent To Charges ------------ -••• -- -- - =-=-=----- • . • 7 Itoss, Orlando, Mrs. C.B. Jr., Los Alarnita, Calif.; sister, Mrs. J.L. Hurt, Sanford: 19 grandchildren, and three ':'-' 8: 1V ~ -ft44 CL II a' don't 'ou want to lace all the crazy drivers or. the road, stay at our place. 4' S ;4 CA1L323.40,OFOR RESERVATIONS U r Offic.e po*er • ," you're practically P1 • t - ) nr.-a' • - '! ,, =111 ___ - WN IUi ( Ftt I . - , • '., - tm tu, Uod,I ssi gs Sti S •! 1315 ' ART an ford Salvation Arm And McDonald's In Sanford To Make Christmas Ha ppier FO Our Needy Friends The + is inirj C: 1."40q cerd, C--b".ITcn ef Ti,q a-I Lou '." s.:;i: a :.' r 4afl - - ' C: ' ab'e G- • F I t'..; [,if -,. -tp - a ,- ', ' ;_, C S"it t C.iy 't cut 5t( •_, •,,,,,- - c"nis..'. t 1t *a's of U. $24 A • ' - - S 8.0" f,~- - PR. - cc,,' - % -, a' 12995 Sts579, v the h6ppt time of the year fOr most 95 Ud.4 • t' lit Pr :• Li4" -') 15995 Glf STUART S iOtiflay PIf $7195 A--. :I/, r,:a'•, V u 'a ,,,•,. 92995 as i , L , this rar will bea day w,lh $tlle boy. YOucansee that needy fern, their holiday Somennp c ar es ,wid you warm j L'-i • ' But not for some • - C",,'t$ To - P'-jj. rV '1t's tot cli,- 'itr Lit For me, Chrittm. • k# Post ' Christmas i families - - 'ui *sr. (I'f STUSRYS Av PF $24 49 .,... ' 5'. ,r5i, 1 can let them S knew that Shampoo-Polisher I .. * 1 4 0 GEORGE ROBERT- services for Grge Robert Wilson. 61. of R? 2, Dom Funeral ,- 4% 4 ; 111 F, Senford, who died Thursd,,$', will be held Saturday perishab items, Or • • donation to buy perIshab+, items or anythinq that's . .- Christmas dinner, and we at McDonalds will add a plump turkey and put it all in a Christmas basket. Lt. Buns of the Sanford aIvatlon Army will -. -. distribute them to unfortuna te families, lo~owl Iff 4 ' .. .i '• ., .- - • i , (•'I '-'- (' ' - 'I,,,,, ,. - _ a ', i .' t.., bi.."i 'jt *sgtt offer a nourishing or P4omc Chapel with Rev Virgl Brya nt officia ting Buri a l •n LakI 'ary Cerneter (,ramkow in charge r 8rin In a package of dry or canned goods, non. ,. .1 $ , ",a 55 ( E. t-.-'* e,, aç,- .,' - i t't ..'ipb'o~d gull I-- ..' t. ' ''i 'J CA *'' P'j,'d s L it. M"1.4 SI4 _ StUAPT S rMi,.t i95 I -79 ! $14 5 P'R( 143' 2995 `-- $ MIr list 834 Stole =, ~ . 1111 1111 ' 1 111 Houti This Weak a 15 a M to 9 11 ,n 11 1 1 , its/A S5 $19. 95 Let it be your way, and ours. It say Merry Christmas this hOitdiv aataa •. , . - --,-. Ifl. wmvn and children of go" will 'yvr 000 _ __________ I Bring Your Donations Low cnrrying charges r,:' i McDonald's of Sanford - -'_. ...§-.~.. .. #.,.,.#" 41'.."11 - h*- 4- . . I I . ~- , .. a me Ph 11114.11110-Longwood _________ •- +•- • ----+--•----- ------------.-------_-: -- -----.--,------ - - eor I S Uar 133 EAST ROBINSON, ORLANDO, FLORIDA ___ use ________ _____________________ •,-'.---•---•-- L-b'..k.'. t 00 c sa.1sq 1.A 1.0 I rr i4' 55 300w. Seminole Blvd -•-- • Ce"brji'., 147 - bt$ $It •1: 'V . -] .. , '.i__ 0 f:it ' am GEORGE WILSON George Robert Wilson, 61, of Ht. 2 Box 43P-F Sanford died Oromkow-Gaines Funeral Home te$ .0- . . Funeral Notice wiiso, la -j - •$ great-grandchildren. Burial ' In Orindo - --• --- ----•-- couple rector of __________ - -- I per 1' autoy, _____________________________________________________ here for years. Mrs. Mcltod is survived by a son, 1..B. Jr., and daughter-In. 1'1i+ -------------S- - - $500 \ i\ IV VER Stephen Sam pies Geneva _______________ Clara M. Gllmore. Lake Mary John I Leese. Lake Monroe Mary D. MilanOvich. Ma,tland of mid-Florida's road con. .ij" •-------------------- I $\Z'li SAVE on,.. cvi- prise became may - % o two tor moved to gjjjj ________ I ,a for Association, l in another robbery c' ofti- superintendent of in O e city it. DANCEORLISTENTO THE MUSIC OF TURKCOIJRy 9P.M.TIL? HATS- FAVORS FREECHAMPAGNEATMIDNIGHT shape Thursday. Born in Dorchester, Mass, and came to Sanford 18 St. James Catholic Church, years ago from Bermuda. He Orlando, was the scene Wed.. was employed at the Navy nesday for fins! rites (or Mrs. Exchange at the Orlando Naval Adelaide HiggIns (Lii) Training Center as a display Mcteod, 76, former Sanford artist. He served in the Navy resident who died in that city for 30 years. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and Fleet . (Of Sunday Daughter of J.C. higgins, Reetve the ACL Survivors include his wife, railway here In the 1910's, she Florence Wilson, Sanford; was a member of a large and daughter, Mrs. Henry active family that Included Ed Mlchaels, Osteen; son, 'i'rank Higgins, former mayor and Robert Wilson, Sanford and harnber of connlrce two grandchildren. secretary. Born at Rocky Grainkow Funeral Home In Mount, N.C., she charge. Orlando Williston in 1939 .twhere her husband one ega1i t commented, "that persons who Lonnann said he will dent. with members of the Schweizer act as advisors to councIi must ' Dining the three-day to the ordinance, has the l AlthoughIr Bradford and and commission of a felony in the that ended Thursday night Lori authority to rule on the design Mrs. McLeod both own firmSchweizer architectural live In the city. But U the in Winter Park this after- historic zoning ordinance caii, Oct. 5 armed robbery of a Jackson, clerk at Jolly of any new structure within the for a certain type of person Famine Foxe, the Argentine Niriday, one day btfOrI Ms grolm st, an M4 eajt of Charlie's Groery the night of historic district which is much itçerty in the historic district, noon to find If the design of aa neitherrle in the city, proposed medical be on bombshell, and Club Juana Foxe and Pinter It Is Solififord. 09robbery, tearfully of the downtown area. were Schreinier saW the oeftrarce Sch*W UW despite of the be changed just a myor's tad to throw duty and rupolwbility operator operator Mike Pinter Scheduled to appear for the ftee defnWWM as f,he have pleaded innocent and a arraignment at Circuit Cost Judge AAU=y robberr. and said Eubanks was t2lb for a group made up of five c0flnisOm decision he prefers Insome Wtorlan flavor. I have to see that the committee County court in J. Hosemann Jr. ordered armc-d Old clirdc site for the new to find out first hand properly comitituted. The whole trial (late has bettn set for Jan. Sanford, If it Is wt1t a in.aU revolver. members, four of whom shall the Clay1m E.Eubanks,18, Hervon Min F, )xe, 3a, whose real Defense attorneys argued be cillUrd of the city. The strm'ture, inslAing this was the potisible to do," he said, notbig question sholifd be viewed from 28, Officials said today. Carter, Miss Foxe, a protege of name Is mandate given him by the that a representative of , and Eric Earle her the point of what f description of that Anabdlla Battistelia , Arkansas iteP. Wilbur Mills, was arrtsted WillUnis, 21, held without bond People when he was elecUd a firm told council monday nIght city. by an investigat m men Owt held up the store was Person, 'preferably the in county Jail pending CIMTh ago. as charged with indecent from the design could not be changed totally wrong ."height wise" president of the Central year "AdYISCFS to the council w the state attorney's office, Mayor-elect James R. 1,.,or. in any resprct that w in should 3it strictly as advisersexposure at the Casselberry C.E. PePuy Jr., Dec. 12th , Club Me In- and cat-h def,!ndant presented Florida -flisteric Society, who mann said the ci ty council crease construction costs, night club operated by Pinter jua vempuom , with actual decisions made . alibi witnesses who test ified he reside (*ltSjd'i the city. "should na, after she allegedly I by who was charged take the He with appeared on stage said an alternative site the persons elected by A trial date was to be set was elsewhere .t the time of the Also on the born! mis1 be the "hot. the cn IwKle Thursday for what It that ceuW be cotulderad 13 the people to make the decision.s,111promoting an Indecent show, tomless" . i h. Attorne cliv building property and I.nnnann said. a'nt,'r'il 11+.- ,+?.... - ........ -com-icted three Sanford men of rotbery and use cf a rearm in C %IR.'i ADELAIDE McLEOD toricChrist Episcopal Church; of restoring the clinic which established the his Grace Bradford, president of operation, ousted by the former district and the historic CALL 323-4080 FOROURSPECIALRATE Fo r J. "U Schreiner I STAY ALL NIGHT ..,"? of having an Three le 11 AND gets sample of • currently, Jurors Convict • Brenda D Pettis, Osteen C-arden Joy F. Nielsen & boy. big busines&' But she doesn't think it matters 'whether he's elected or appointed, to the 0 office. "I jug dcln't ffiM it r. ..d maka any differenice. I don't like him either way." y F Ray Turman of Sanford "(eels good about Rock' s 4 By DONNA ESrES member of the zoning board confirmation. He s been in "Seve n hundred and fifty shuffleboard court across £ oss fro Herald Staff Writer and the mayor or a designated citizens of the city said they the fire house. He said the government a long time and 7 should now how to handle member of city council, 1 wanted a medical clinic. Two of building there might be moved LONG WOOD -City Council himself. Turmaz. doesn't think Appointments to the corn- three councilmen were put Into to the ball park property adDIiLWiI Chairman Don Schreiner today mission are to be made by the office by HA YES that the new the people to restore jacent to Christ Episcopal challenged the validity of a mayor with the advice and the clinic service affect his performance as and they Church. The old shell of the preskknt. Hayes approves of nations iecond highest public decision made by the city's consent of city council, should make every effort to do medical building might be o1d his method of entering Office, i io Thirm4ay The conuutsslun servant either. Id suppo-t this," Lormann said, for salvage, Lorrnann Mid, and and doesn't feel the country him as p' turning down the $90,000 county Schreiner noted, does not in. "'' The 750 persons referred to by that property turned into ad. needs the expense said, medical clinic planned for dude a member of the zoning Lormann were Petitioners who ditional parking space for city construction l and board and includes two persons asked city council more than a hail and the clinic. questioned the legality of the who do not live in the city. year ago not to destroy the old me city's historic zoom,' nLion it.sojf, The threc persons who voted clinic building. Schreiner and ordinance itself Is somethjn to turn down the medical build- the mayor-elect's mother, t Schreiner said the current ing Thursday were Father CouncilrnemberJunel,onp.aun ha t should be looked into, commission LS not constituted r __ - LA fml iu, auuuig ne vicar e ected - NEW YEARS PARTY Wa DISCHARGES LonOwood S . 1 1 It TO OUR 1.7 Obie l4ulchIin Pcrcy ietiy Jr. William C. Morgan, DeLnd Albert Kroll. Deltona Helen A. F&ZO,*. Deltona Dora jean Norma M Best, De lton Edward V. Douglas, Deltona John W. Hudlcc-k, Dalton. Violet M. S Kno*. Deitona Rich6rd K Soytter. Orange Dennis Nelson. Orlando Mary Morton, Ovieøo Amy 1. Cogburn, Ttusville AREA DEATHS "- 0 - COME Ii to Sanford: Dertri,de B. Galey Robert kooy Hubert Maples Freddie Scott PdekJa Schumacher Rita M Hrr Wlliim W Cobb James E Johnson Sharon Edwarc Robert H be-(kh.im Sr. Barbar,) Carlton Pearl 0 Bates Autum Kennedy. Casselberry Kathyrn Starling & boy, DeBy Sandra Kelly I girl. DeSary Ida M Hansen. Defary Pauline lincoln, DeLand Catherine (Burke) 5mr,, Deltona t'elan I. Stayter & boy. Lake Mary LerOy F. De*tt. Lake Mary Oann, H. Agular & boy, - . was confident Or. I4a-kl - * ATLA NTA, Ga. i AP) - A picked the lock on his handcuffs "Every trooper in Georgia lawyer for the late Paul John and reached into the front seat and Florida today is taking a Sheraton-Sanford Inn Knowles says law enforcement of the car Lee was driving, paper clip to see if he can open SHERATON HOTELS & MOTOR INNS WORLDWIDE officers used drugs and "deep, trying to get the sheriff's gun. his handcuffs," Dawson said. OREGON AVENUE AT I.4& STATE ROAD4 SANFORD, FLA. 323-40*0 psychiatric" questioning on Rubin said that if a double .t con the handcuffs had r) to Pe. been fastened. Knowles could IIIVwIC3, WHO accusco not have opened the cuffs, and killing seven persons and told a that if they had been In a patrol lawyer he had slain about ' car with a wire screen be tween Home o was shot to death Wednesday the front and rear seats wnen he reportedly tried 00 to Knowles could noL have grab a gun from a police reactecI the gun. cer. the finest quali ty vacuLlm cleaners. Many "It's Just an opinion," Rubin One of his attorneys, Ellis s:,ls from whi ch tO choose - some home azz Rubin of Miami, said Thursday said of his theory. But he said IL r'1 slm, cc"ylmerc,?I - bu't to gi ve night that police were trying to would be pursued at an inquest A Great Christmas Gifti ',ears of good service. 0 get Knowles to attempt an esIN cape. Rubin made the charge He said he The "Big Power" Little Cleaner after listening to tapes of there would be a "full inquiry" On, of th e most powerful mini - cleaners Knowles talking with Douglas Into the death as promised by ever Great when you have to get things in County Sheriff Earl D. Iee and Gov. Jimmy Carter's office. fast It's got the ',ou'd aspect Ronnie Angel, an Inspector with from a fl size canster. Ths new ffcoyer &~ 2n The GB!, however, rejected the Georgia Bureau of InvestiSnge:e 409 goes s1h cu every puce you the lawyer's charges that clean. Loads of other features: 3-way as filter gation. Kncnles was executed. Direcsystem - . - easy to rt'ar'e dust bag - . - use Lee and Angel were the Bill Beardsley cited the con. it as a b'o,',cr . . - e x tra- long power cord officers In a car with Knowles versatlons with Knowles as utra cnmpart and Portable. Attachments ,n• . Only 1O',j' h gh, II when he was shot to death dence of the agency's good 'sded ' long. 5' y Wednesday. MIt. i'rcp lit faith. 4 9 95 mtr. list 14 GEORGE STUART-S Angel was trying to get close Rubin said the officers used PRE-HOLIDAY PRICE 844 95 ______ the guy, to gain his con. probing questioning about his to fidence so that he would talk," Lightweight childhood to try to /?HOO CUSTOM Beardsley said. Knowles, and also gave him an Hoover OOVER tihistamlne pills. Meanwhile, Dr. Byron DawCONVERTIBLE Upright ANDIVAC the with "If you take three antihista- son, the assistant di Wide Angle Headhght A:' -., the an Upr;'t State Crime Lab, who per. mine pills, J tf$ I, CI .1 SA5UI, CI of Ci, ue a Canister. said he knocked out," the attorney formed the +atail i T,-i. C.-i f,-od for Q.,ch pck un c•a-J,g. found a quarter inch piece of g". said. .s. ba's 'OCr,. or .aoiC paper clip In the handcuffs . C fbl'g 't't fl4 di.i.-c.'t-' :-, Rubin claimed that the offi- K no wles had be en wearing. AuLa's, t"n* .av beg P. rt's1. hg of $'sig : L ;' *..rt k'.d.I 52003. g'.'n t'b'g-rg ,1* c'tti cers did not take normal pre- thoritles had suggested that Las, L3 LaSS 1d 119(1. • Total •.(w-"g toI $*t'h 4M cautions to prevent an escape. Knowles ma)' have picked the c- . -- '*1 - oil n ' SAti 'i (t It II d_'T Hand's Crtro' Lee has sold that Knowles lock wIth a paper cup. , . ..' l G-,i' .':-.-i t ee, bag Ha',* L'. • ry Si . Cornell& Grant Lula Randall Myrta A Best Margaret Cogman Jr Lee Young Jr. Carolyn 5app & by L*'a F Lokley ~ - 4 . Kay Dalecki of Sanford doesn't think Rockefel ler "woulod be good for the people - 10 HUNT office like he was." Hayes is Rockefeller "has been too liberal in the past. But being governor of New York Woke him up a little with all those welfare scandals." L.._ McCoy James B McClure Eldred Will Morgan -. .I- .- Ross Scott D Mary E .i* $ - - 92MV %_.. = Zf I , & .- 0 ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES - . . 0 Sanford: Vvilliam W Bracken Larson Angle Denise McGee Mary A Hawkins ( I , -" _ \ D Bryant Shermane ' __ - Rubi9n lain ient D gged P lice DECEMBER It it7 ADMISSIONS Snford 411- - FOR A KING - DEC 11174 - 1, 11 - 4j_.,T - Kirby I' I )"tJ- - "Sky King" (grant, (center), food at Sky King Youth Ranch Longwood Cookout. Youngsters were treated to a feed, by Longwood Sertoma Club, and each resident received 810 for a Christmas shopping spree, accompanied by a Sertoma member. From left, Dr. Jim Simons , Bob Roily, Grant, Peter Piano, Gerald Karman and Carmine Bravo. iflerald Photo by Elda Nichols) ru I :'"'/ Local Reaction Mixed - FOOD FIT a __1 - __________ HOSPITAL NOTES . 41 -, .- 0 .- .j _~ * im - -- - unfair or Ruth Abejolt Rogers Joyce Lee Wgins Pdathan Butler Margaret I.. Barber Grace T Lovefoy Jose L Alvarez. DeBary Frank P FrOelich, DeBàry Paul A Feflhar, Dellona Dorothy W Miller, Dellona Elizabeth Ellen Grlev, Dellona Stephen Sample Geneva Craig 1. Hamachek Jr., Longwcx Herbert M Mittey. Ovle Thomas F McGrath. ront, N ,-. r - dnd Craig iii Fflushner A ,----- -1 ilriilllxl~ IT'S 110goW, son of Mr. and Mrs - 0 - .1 ,,. r ;.lilru..,_...__..._.iu0 iW5 • -Lta.1 ' - . •. . -- - ..., ' i I - In - •:.:L1J --- . , I i - 1 local .. WASIUNGTON (AP)-Contracts to export about 6.2 million metric tons of graln have been canceled since the government took step In October to curb large grainexports In the face of declining U.S. grain reserves. Other govermnefltflgures show the world grain situation in midDecemberlseven tighter thnitwaswjjzp1r ventory was published Nov. 18 - nly with well.known or reputhble companies. "Flr'rI'jjans should be wary of all mailings and ad%cril-senjents seeking to induce theln to purchase gold (or t Investin gold contracis (or futures with unknown uipafljes In other states," Shevin said Thursday a release. 'thiericans get their first chance in 42 years to buy and keep gold bullion after Dec. 31. ievin said (fiat his (office would act quickly under the tiie lair-trades act in the event of deceptive ld sales practices. i.: .: Grain Contracts Canceled - I nc t cr / / miihI Walker: elude: Trinity Prep, Gregory R. Chcgash; Sanford Naval Academy Donald A BrioIaII (handler, son Mr. and Mrs. Academy, George H.'Harnrick son or retired Air Force Col Eddie Drummer; Oviedo High Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George kind Mrs Donald IIrioh School, Thomas D. Sievert, son B. Hamrick, of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Recommended by Gunter for _______________________ Sievert, Lake Brantley High nomination to the Air For rj1 A School Richard Drews Jr . son Academy were Lake Rr.nIpv , oi Mr and Mrs Rlt4iard E High School Arthur R 1. . - / • A of ,. ,. - TA1.1.AllASSI`-'.E, Fla. IAPiAtty. Gen. Robert Shc ,,,in -. -v '4' Shevin Warns Gold Investors Locally, government leaders I have also talked about "bulking Supp es to save it . - I* , - • lirevard 10.3, 6.9; Rroard 8, 3.8; Dade 6.7, 4.3; [)uval 57. 4.2; litllsborough 6.5, 3.5; Leon 5.4, 4.5; Orlando, 7.2, 17: Palm Beach County 8.3, 4.4; Pensacola 5.5, 4.1; 1 Tucker said he sexpect a gas shortage, either locally or county dtor .11011' nationally. And if we do have a - - _911--: -, I% a tanker-type truck or contract shortage, it shouldn't amount to r the fuel's delivery to the more than 10 per cent of the cities. current gas supply, T'icker Energy Resources Committee members (sitting, (standing)Scott Burns, Community Action Agency Thursday's E n e r g y said. He feels the federal from left) Cal Sid Mien Curt Res Committee meeting government learned a lot was the first since committ durir% the gas shortage l3st activity durif% their f u winter. With that knowledge, September, October and situation looks rosey for now, it gone out of business, and their where they can no longer arc- last winter. The purpose of any shortage would be easier to November of this year were could be subject to a change customers have been picked up cept new customers, he said, the meeting was to analyze the five with an long hnes at gas almost equal to Uw.e in 1973, after the first of the year, con-j. by other local firm.s. Although but other distributors win take existing energy situation IP stations should be unnecessary. Altamonte Sprinp councilman mittee members agreed. existing firnis have taken up on new acrount& locally and to project an. State Department of Revenue Cal DeVoney said. Vihlen said that two fuel oH the slack. some dist.ributors are Customers who are having ticipated shortages; on that figures But while the energy distributors In the county have now placed in the position difficulty locating a fuel oil .. - RICHFIELD, Minn. (AP) - Forty hostages were released from a suburban Minneapolis supemarket today after being held for some six hours by armed robbe rs who had threatened to "blow -'rne Of the:n . inal group of 14 hostages was freed about 1:25 a. and the t of the four gunmen involved in the holdup surrendered to police. Police said none of t,he hostages appeared to have been injured. . fAl.l.AIIASsEE, Fin. APt - The highest untirn. P')Tht'rut rate in Florida last month was 10.3 per cetit In lirevard (''unty, says John Wesley White, employment seurlt) !jrector ( "Uul?% rat" nf 4 per Cent %3S th. lcat tid flturscIj White listed the unemployment rate for last month I - - .,I~; :,- Rate HI hest In State . Locke felt that "It depends a It what the President does, and what the Congress will do ' when it reconvenes In the new ' year." - . . ~ ; ;.* . .1* . ~_ I . 0 .1, I .. Repo,led supply - Released ____ nv ' uiv cliane . & cz:zn dedco1deu3o,,thr March, It could be approaching a shortage" In fuel oil. But he (eeLs a situation would unlikely. - - : ____ - - ,_, ______________________ Lk ________________________ ___________________________________ - I * announced his nominations to School, Steven W. son of Todd Hanriah; I,yman High United Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' Kftne, Schol,Ro q academies From schools In Brian I.. Merritt, son of Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Semino:e County. Mrs. James Gilbert .Meffitt; Duquette and Scott A. Walker Nominees for aprkintmocist to and Tbomas J. Cbegash If . p Brevard Unemployment eu.c1 __1-_p - shortage of propane." A gasoline shortage Is another evil that Seminole countiam won't have inflicted them this according to a report to the committee from William Tucker, execulive director of the AIll Gas line Retailers Association. The report was relayed to the group by comittee chalan and organizer County Corn. WASHINGTON (AP) - The chairman of the nation's I rest steel company coming to Washington tojstify lus company's recent price increases after President Ford demanded an explanation. E.B. Speer, chairman of U.S. Steel Corp., was scheduled to meet today with Albert Rees, chairman of the Council on Wage and Price .Stability, todiseuss U.S. Steel's price hikes. The company also was to deliver a written Justification that Ford demanded Tuesday. The President had called the price increases Isappointing." Hostages - PerandUghtmanagerScott Burns said. "There will be no trouble with electrical supply in Seminole." Burns said there seems to be a substantial amount of natural gas available . N I, - - WI &'nM in tiniiitra I IN BRIEF house and be referred to a firm : that accepts new County Energy Resources found "There seems to be no prol,. lem with a fuel oil shortage like we hid last winter," H and L Petroleum representative t UL.It LO;U hit iozninittee What's more, Locke said he does not anticipate And the power companies are Overdue Interest FLORIDA I I - .jj - Congress Conslde&'lng To Raise Gunter Lists ominat ions - : BEILEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Cheer up consumers. stIllhght(muhorIzon:.nd By __1 ; - ,•-----------•-------------. ,.-- ,•- -- 1-, -~ M yn,,, tanhAr,i,,,(A, rot am Mat!., Chrq. - I --' •- -'.4- �6 -.- 6--- I.:1 7 EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. W IN BRIEF _ Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, Dec. 20,1974-4A of - L vening Heiald — --- I rnn 0N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORDJA321 Mi * ddle Market. There also are a few hopeful signs. For example, most members of the economic cornmunity have agreed to cooperate in th e event of another Arab embargo. President Valery Giscard d'Estaing of France and Chancellor Helmut Schmldt of West Germany are determined to coopemte in trying to get matters moving again. And while the British Labor Party is talking about abandoning the Market, polls show that most Britons would stop short of that drastic step. Most encouraging is what appears to be a growing realization among the nine members of the Common Market that while problems wi thin the assmiation are serious they could become insuperable if the community disbanded, World Food Li Is n g i A t Of Game B -- to inive the world's food problem but he did say the" ~nited &a will take some helpful steps to do more than we have been doing, Thme are to i=ew techAlcal aid to agriculture in the hungry countries, to help establish 3 world food bank and te ship Mwe US. food abroad. The truth is thata larger number of the world's people an ever before are now on the brink 31 famine. The ream is Uwe are millions more of them than ever before. It is dear that the populatim is Inaeasing repidly In the poor countries, and that the world's h unger is certa in to get Ear worse before it gets any better. 7be situation is grave. We must face it and we should admit that we don't really know wbauodo about f ___ __ - BERRY'S WORLD /07 , I ~ tcdmlques, enough bombers will be able to strike their targets to give these weapons a key place in the defense budgets of the next 10 years' There is a reltact.ance here to put all our eggs the submar basket for no one knows en a breaktlu'ough in detection systems will missile firing subs vulnera ble to surprise attack. C ^ O ' I 0, "How do I know you're nor really Nelson Rockefe/(er' ________ Q -' 7iric1J - 9 4V 75 ________ - - - president's wife instead. Moon, a 22-year-old Korean born and raised in Japan, was executed at a Seoul prison. 'p Justice Ministry officials reported that he said In a last statement that he had not intended to kill Mrs. Park, was sorry for her dea th and deserved to die. lISA miii i_L_ -ii inrormarion may xisr and Viet Cong have information on what happened to t.-1.'..g-'.-_:----ivriian, aiuiougn UUS does not mean they are , alive. The U.S. delegation to the Joint Military Team called on the two delegations to supply information on the fate of the Americans "forthwith." A ,11 1 BY JOHN SPOIaSKI PARENTS OF COURSE Rev. Kenneth Muilli, licensed PET 11'arent Effectiveness Training) Instructor and associate minister of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, awards certificates to five of the 21 who recently took course to learn basic skills for communication with children In order the PET to rake respon. sible clilldren ii Ithout twili fy In January. From kit, Rose Weekicy, Betsy Gutmann, Suzi Hanna, Betty Andes and Phyllis Conklin. Ulerald Photo by Bi ll Vincent) 11 M - - - - -- ___ An 27-year-old Altamonte $23,000, but later reduced to and bur glary without breaking $5,000. . Springs man is in the Serninole County jail under $5,OW bond a '! ______________________ ni . 11 ' - uu - 4 N NO e !luartà Thieves also broke into Mrs. 133 (at flDb.von C trp5 East 5th St. and stole about 1200 wor th of Items, police said. a.1,, _________ THERE'S STI L L TIME midi,(t,r,,n.rn --il ..... The bulletin blared over restless and unsure of how tohandle whatever care and caution than. Later, beneficial l,,es police radios in Sanford á.s planets favor ac- agents spotted the cotnplishlng much of value. car near ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Get rid of those small annoyances Altamonte Springs. early so you can enjoy preferred activities later in the day. John Beale, the ranking agett HaPpy in evening. Tampa, said the girl was a " look alike" for Miss Hearst, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Morning is not good for being with friends, but later you find they can be most helpful to YOU. but said a check of the suspect's identity revealed it wasn't Miss Alertness gives success with aims, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21 Handle any public duties you Hearst. may have in a.m.. then enlnv a.iM (r-iøn,4c T,s..s....... Burglars pried open the door UI LTUII of a residence at flU Tuskegee matters or you get involvcj more deeply. ______ cwaer any or all of the expanded "Seek & Fend" bok, numbers 2 through send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Addre letters in care of this news paper. in . 10 PfSV,W2 N111@ ____ _____ ___ Alien Corn ;1 4 fT ______ i AP 42 Cc*'tr.t.i 12FO"I L 0 _T_____ A[ P P boo,"011-g" t ty I3ti N i ,Alv 15 vitrvowx M410(41 9 47 c?'Aftcal *.!!.I 40 Ark by-Woe IvW) e D'cusi 5Ch.c.go arpol lsw'gI M 9 i 1N 5? Comer of 3)DstyctinI,. 34 sphere vomo form T.itofthe pia 59 Ue ro 25 Long PtCI 01 D.cocat. 4Q Wo 36 1"i 3? Mu" 4 City m Franc. 4SPo'l'on ?Ct,rinNsvad ?4WaiIit 49 Ooc*e (cont tori,ri ('WI 4Ape,nj,s p'CII 47Ruw*titp, Jotdw S3Pio,isut,.s S Not" % tRSt'Af1 - - . S7Ecstat.c 55 They fFr 1 29 Cwtt'n9 ide o oøiess of t?ledIad - 42 D. 43 r.m,n.ne 22F'rstgavd.n.r tri4 I 23 Imtatt 5 Red wwv sitCw 35Pi5n Hares IOi',,i) 70 — candle ces of ltin 31 Uythotogeca It t3 N.* Ico DOWN wood 30— West S Beast ot bad buIOCfl Initrtttsi. - 13 - — - - ii.'- - - - 18 11' ' 26 f25 - - — __________ 15 __________ - —1 27 1~_ - - === _________ jllj [ANN aim WGI Jill .OEM ' Jill OWEENO I a 1 42 0 144 46 45 , - 4 - - I I - 48 49 50 55 -- I 57 ___ •J LIBRA I Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You have many duties to take care of today, so get at them early, even if they are boring and Llipy are w-n out of the way. (Oct. 23 to Nov.21) Plan how to have the recreation you like early, th en gad about in a vibrant way. Have wardrobe in AT ZALES CAPRICORN ifkc, 22 to Jan. 20) Handle monetary matters. Don't be reckless where driving, motion is concerned, Steer ctear of depressing influences. Then this is a happy, safe day. AQUARIUS tJan. 21 to Feb. 191 Be practical about finances for good results, Don't take unnecessary r.sks. Get advice from expert in P.M. Join friends for fun. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Hard work and right thinking -wive problems in a.m. Avoid those who have it in their power to depress you. Evening is ideal for socials. IF YOtJR (1111,1) IS BORN TODAY. .heorshe will require much atkntuiri arni hive, otherwise a martyr complex could emerge here that is best averted early. hinny playmates should be around to snap your prency out of th is selfbsorbed at. titude. Th e chart can be successful If New Era me th ods ar e used and the right kind of education given at modern schools, A fine 45 It Last Alinute A'oppei ________ SP__________ -1 aial's . L traord~ nary values on - -. a select group 't A ren you 158 I _______ 1601 " What OU For - — — 51 52 53 = ___________ _____________~_ I LITE CANDELABRUM IS PC. SERV. FOR S IRONSTONE DINNER WARE - i_IIy (3paftern) REMINGTON S MODEL (quantitIes Iemittd) MOST HAIR DRYER 7 BOTT TRAVEL BAR - 7641 J67( 1355 ow )?"' J30W 13995 I LES ()riin.,I prl tig i:aI..: •••• *-...,-.-. coup _________________ m'1L - PARK & SHOP ONE LYKES "BU( st-irwn a' :__ - --- -- -- - - on /4ki Sf"'iin, OPEN DEC. 26th --- 34" SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Our People Make Us Number One IPCII n k,cd Cr 4t.Jis Fntir .,i in th O* --+.=.------ 995 2,^qf 1895 1 SOs From 116 S. Palmetto Ave. To ZAYRE PLAZA-AIRPORT BLVD. 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Th e Stars impel, they do fltrt ('001 Pd your life is largely up to YOU! 0 _______ SANYO PORTABLE 12" TV Saturday. Sho*ers developing toda y and toniom and a chance ot tho*ers Saturday Highs n the mid to upper todat a in the I Saturday Lows tonight in the upper SOS 10 10w 60% Southefly vvind 15 Mph locally h1go-,ef near sh&vtrs Rain probability Si.) per Cent E'tended Forecasts SUndY thugh Tuesday Fiorioa Not thrn portions mostly Cloudy and ----C-~~ t WEATHER s -SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Forget about belq so depressed at honie, or you lower the spirits of kin. Be off in p.m. wi th go'd friends, relieve tensions. . - 12 1k - _______________ ('ed order and keep in fine trim. ,anfl. Kc(eton ,, 21 B%dtd 73 D..o 'piped ______ .- C 56COLIICPI tSFoiio.er IkAl) - L ______ 41 Tai' (COtI I — It..! 7 __ 9 of i ' A ___ ___ I Ave., Sanford, making off with MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get some bigwigs to a television, a purse end p help you. Don't sever connections with anyone unless you are sure of what you are doing, caliber revolver belonging to Mrs. Betty Hampton, police LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Day hours favor handling matters that reported today. are most pressing right now, then look into new Interests that ________ could prove profitable, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Guard your words with an , ssociate who is important in your life, or you could get into un. ___________________________ necessary trouble. Cement better relations. ___ ________ I SJ )A V 12.. was pulled over near Orlando and a girl checked out who matched Miss Hearst's description. uu are __ - ~ ~ * o . "S. nl(;UTEII - ~y Now 40% off I L.U,iiiI %(LUIUI 3 IIUIflC ill - GENERAl. TENDENCIES Unt i < -- 0 _ 1 I 11 -11 e Mrs. Hampton said the fter hiding overnight In Jordan they also found a clock radio grand larceny in the trailer Thursday. """ E Th'J? RVICE- I' I1!ILfl ___ 11Ie I Desk Pen Sets. Pocket Pens, Pencils, Pen & Pencil Sets Regularly $1.95 to $10000 in the Jordan Marsh case, and Altamonte Springs police said breaking and entering and thieves broke into the house Marsh and attempting to steal and a portable drill In theft. 11,680 wor th of clothes from the liegeman's car, before they A 22-year-old Georgia mn VIRC L'" wrc -potice towej it away. Th e items had also is in county jail today, reported today. beenstolenfromaconstruction charged wi th petty larceny Gregory Lee flegeman, who tr ailer in the mall parking lot, told police he was staying wi th they said. A search of th after attempting to steal a e bottle of Cold Duck wine valued friends in the Meadows jpart- apartrnen revii1d ti --.-.. nn fI,I (I qI,VI, ment.s on Palm Springs Drive ditional merchandise, Sheriff's officers said Melvin was discovered by maintenance Police said this is the second Minis was arrested Th ursday men M the store when they time in the came to wor k at 6:30 am, burglars halast several months as he attempted to rwi out the ve tried to steal door of the LII' Champ con. ollce from Mrh hu u- ivsucii,.- store on -Infra Street unemployed construction ceahing themselves In the inSanfori.I with the wine tucked worker had hidden in a men's building before closing time. In under his arm. Bond was set a room in the store before closing the last incident, two men hid In $1 00 . time on Tuesday. After the the ceiling until the store Meantime, at a Handy Way store closed , he left the room closed. Th ey later climbed from Food Store in Sanford, three and f illed suitcases with the the ce iling and hid in a garage youths were charg clothes, dum pster outside the store, te mpting to ste ed with at. al a bottle of Police say he Intended to before they were discovered by wine valued at $1.49. walk out the door when the police. Two of the juveniles were store opened at 9:30 a.m., the Arresting officer Norman turned over to officials at next morning. Bond for Floyd Jr. charged Hegeman Sanford Naval Academy, while Ilegeman was ini tially set at with attempted grand larceny one was charged with petty larceny and turned over to juvenile court au thorities, Tampa FBI agents canceled a bulletin for missing newspaper heiress Patricia For December 21, 1974 Hearst Thursday af ter a car _ II1BEST I '1 on Nationally Advertised P H - -- __ Save a Full 40% Theft Sus ect Jal'oled 4 - - _.._. Saturday, - -_ 'I -t ': HOROSCOPE -- - GOAL assassinate President Chung flee Park and killed the ' '- ' I . EFFECTIVE — The Korean govern.-nent today hanged Moon Se-kwang, the man who tried to iii Wtule fishing in like Jessup, th e outf ta(ers fo und their path blocked by the weed on their return to "port." l4est there be confusion on th Davis and Poller waded through waist-high water e subject (as it was last to reach the MeHargue boat, tied a rope to it and year at this time), Florida's public school employes will an auto to try to pull them into shore. It worked for a NOT be paid unemployment compensation benefits for little while until the rope anappel, causing the rcur to the Quistzas vacation. iing to Employm again enter the water with a stronger rope and start e Security Dlretør John Wesey our stale law requires claijafl process once again. to be bo th Not Only did these two men bring in the Mrflargue unemployed and available for work. boat in this fashion, but two O ther small boats and "&tlernplo)e5canflot be cs,,3idered outofk or emen also caught in !he same trap were rescued in available for other work; under terms of the law.,' White similar fashion. said. "The Christmas break is a vacation, not a la yof f," Nd ther Poller nor Davis would accet any monetary reward for their efforts, only wanting it known that they s ore d&'ing it for no other reason "than to be frIendly." Thought fur lodi)': That man is On behalf of all of us Central Floridians, please richest whose easures are the cheapest the Clock's "Good Guys Award," men, We're ____________ henry DavId Thoreau, proud of Amerteajj writer, l817.i862. _,,,.._' / SEOUL, South Korea (API -- Around % Korean Assailant Executed n i n es The McHargue family of Hobart, lad. will no ever txtth of you (and Wish the Mdflargues catch something forget Seminole County, thanks to the efforts of Jack more than hyacintha be fore they return to th Pr1ier and Jim Davis. e snowy North,) The Mcflargues were co nfronted with th e boa te r's 'ourge t he pesk water hyarifflkc rerce Manager Jack Hornet. Lh1s is the first time Sanford L.is been selected as a host ';mmunhty for the touring foreign student program which is designed to introduce these students to the way Americans really live, Homer said. "It SHEAFFER & PARKER - What this country lxiilds In the decade ahead will depend on what the Rncslans do, Since we don't usually know what course Moscow's men are on until they've moved quite some d1sta and are testing their future models, this coun ill rid n the drawi ng boards a variet major advanced types from which to choose tkxse most suitable for countering whatever Soviet tWeat develops. There's much talk these days about Trident and other m,er.auhnzarines because no one yet has found a way to find and wipe out the miasile subs Iii an all-out first strike. But there La increasing confidence in missile-carrying bornhers. The A4"my and Navy as weft as the Air .:;:.,.. tia ; •. j dinner at the Civic Center at 5:30 'n according to Chamber of Corn prices. - the capitol survey Of undergraduate and graduate students a several of the P01111 mobile successor to Minuteman. And it. means an ral deC.Worts already made wvre the railroad and airlines. and at the same time, find themselves between found that their idea of the average coWation,s Increasing Interest m cruise missiles so Cheap fire The left-wing cOndemned the action on the Profit from the activist 'oups. margin was far Out Of lift with reallity and and versatile they can be loaded on virtually any basis that this Is similar to U one p r eceded t ha t Thegen eral learned a lesson in the elections of t they disLild big business to the extent bomber or ship, being hidden In the gense that a IM, that the people the fall of the Marxist government of Aende in shunn of ing business careers In dro. of Argenthm want to pursue Chile, The right-wing, Protested on the basis that pea was hidden in the old-time carnival shell the democratic proctu and it is their 0u In an (ffort to correct ,his kind 0( ..misap. game. The enemy would not know which shi nf preserve the the satisfaction among the people and later. an bombers to knock out In a first stri ke. if constitu tion, ment Am. 10 years established the ago increased fare Is accepted, will add to the i All this, It should be made clear, doesn't point The violent murder of twelve high-ranking flationary resul ts that will make them more International Council for Operation Enterprise, designed to prom ote dialogue between ( to lower defense budgets. Rather, the drive, officers in the last nwnth, by memberL, of the however muted because of strong defense-cut communist Peoples Revolu tionary Army, has resentful of the gr,vernment. Argenti na :s boding and its politica l future is in advocates In the new Congress, will be for in. created a very difficult situation, council's current c hairman, J. Kevin Murphy, a very delicate balance. The country is one of the president ,creased reswch into a multitude of new IV goverment has established Mars of Puroltor Senrices, Inc., the program hal Law richest in natural resources in the Americas and Is weapons Icr the 198. It takes that long for inthenation,foranindefinitePer1odoft1m e,J being expanded around the country. niaJor sysWns to run through the rewwdAo- dMatic PoLve actions were ordered agaim t)oth if democracy is preserved, it will he a sound With ndvke and direction from the Interdefeat of the communist aspiration to surround national Council, regional development-to- building stages, groups, the right and the left, creating an almost the United States "un COUM1,13 UP14--Uke the til it falls into our hands task of raising funds to provide A major emphasis will be on resear ch and civil war atmosphere. like ' dpe fruit," as Lenin said, fuj; tioLirshipa Several arsena Is were found most of the arm. intelligence. It is too costly these days to move Jr into weapons systems that could be oeo1escent of communist making, and hundreds have been Dr- Luis Pem in their areas on the m,&-Mgeir,rnt Sanford be fore they'r in plat. tnLsInCSs practic es. - system. Common Market officials in Brussels said the - - - 10, .-_ revaluation plan approved 1,,ist weekend by 11re.si(lj.r1L., hrd mid Valery ;iarl d'Estaing was only a book. keeping operation to improve the credit rating of tries th at are hard pressed h', the four-fold Increase in (ill . ST . estern nations to revalue their gold reserves could lead to higher oil prices and the collapse of th e whole monetary To The Editor Letter include a free variety ~lxiw at the Civic Center from 2-3:30 travelers. Ail are English- p.m., a two-hour boat ride on speaking, graduate students at. the St. Johns, and an inform] : SAIGON, South Vietnam APi The United States it knows "conclusively" that the North Vietnamese One result of the Arab oil squeeze has been to spur exploltaticn of petroleum resources in areas one does not usually associate with the fI black stuff. An example is India, one of those developing countries hard hit by quadrupled oil prices. In 1973, IndI2's domestic production of crude oil was on the order of 7.2 mi llIon tons. Her Imports, however, were 13.4 tnilhlôn tons. But while India's dorneIc oil production thus accounts for only about one-third of the country's total needs. There are a number of bright llgbjs at the bottom of the well, as in Revised estimates of potential yields from the Intercontinental missile accuracy that within a Assam fields, currently In production, are higher relatively few years, American-made weapons t n ha esti mates previously made by Russian will almost literally be able to hit a dollar experts. Oil has been found in Kashmlr, though at 6,000 miles. This is theoretically possible Editor, Herald: the extent of the reserve is yet to be determined. arrested, but the murders, kidnapings, today. It will be practical from an engineer's The violence increases in Argentina, where bombings continue at an increased rate. Gas has been found in the Tripura region and view for mlssllea in place in not too many years. more than two hundred have died In the last there are active phuts to expk4re for ofl on a large Th1rty.o doctors that belong to a staff of of political terrorism, Pentagon sources are certain that what ue scale in a belt betwe,n Punjab and West Bengal. hospital resigned andattack moved away when they icu is also considering inviting foreign United States can do today, the Russians, who In the democratic elections of IM the mWtary found themselves under by both the right have first-rate military scientists of their Gwi government, who ruled the nation since 1955, was and the left factions. Arms and ammunitions collaboration in exploring for oo in off-shore can do given a little more time. a reas along the coasts of Kerala and Tamil Nadu . defeated andelected the old sUong man, Domingo were found in the basement of the hospital and and In the Bay of Bengal. Key men at the Pentagon, the stale Depart- Peron, was president andJuan his wife as both groups accused them of being aligniJ with vice-president, ment and the White House, therefore, believe Stepped-up productior In the Assam fields the other. The cars of three doctors were bombed day of the Minuteman is over. Months la ter Peron died, victim of a and the home of another was machine gunnet alone Is expected to shave India's foreign oil bill This means that, treaty or no treaty, Strategic cancer, and his wife, Maria Estella by more than a quarter of a bIllion dollars. To add to the chaos, the most serIntiq U,4.i.a. A --1A3 was worn 'in no, mere will as presicient, that the government had to face was created * bea in both heb the ft woman who reached t position the United States 8W the Soviet Union, nujor when the companies t o the buses in the Record co the Americas. rporate profits, coup shift in nuclear war-defense strategy, wi th nation discontinued Ow Wvices in a grievance Since then, po li flation and spreading unemployment and not to tical factions, ultra-right and to Increase fares, That strategy will emphasize, even more ultralef t, are in mention Watergate where many c cota battle, trying for the ompanies Fourteen thousand buses were out of service made illegal clearly than in the past, Interconti nental force of the arms and terrorist ac political gn campai ti ons, to and a contributions, ll public comznunicatlons were stopped, have given business a bad weapons which move and which name among college ' cealed. The armed forces and the police are doing ar of nine mil ea lion people, The siw Obviously, this means greater funding for their best to protect the democratically elected credibility gap is nothing submarines and for bomoers equip* with , Two million were not able to reach thpir places new it justntustness sigij to be get ting worse, A recent missiles. It means intensified research on %wm`=t- c;*cn wl~,en a-sey do n' t agree with of work and the only u ansport out cf invited to take part in the festivities and to meet the .. European financial circles ,in' says WASHINGTON — (NEA) — A tJ heavy Soviet buildup of their superlarge land. base Intercontinental missiles could end up a Uy fizzle, We have the capability of matching the muchtouted giant weapons. But if technical progress here goes as expected, _____ we probably won't. Pentagon analysts say privately that all such missiles, both Russian and American, will be sitting ducks within the next decade___ — or certalnly before the end of the 198. Today, accuracy Is the name of the game. U.S. Festivi ties planned for community Is students and local residents entire otto Of The Well Name ay perplexed by the Shah of Iran's warning that DON OAKLEY ! Sanford p1an a "red carpet" gives us an opportunity t !!"! T. un -a wrimn foir what America is really like, a students V13ilth here chance 49 to •. III - (I_ •..rIh .. - - Accuracy May Rise Warning Puzzles Off icjnlc - For Foreign Students ... . Faces •__I_i .I.OSTS vwuaiii .I.,',r-1_.- I- I t (bUnts Iran and the other oil nation.s get for their oil ,,If our purchasing Power Is lost, e!, lrythjnp goes "said the Shah In an eXclusive interview with The Associted Press - I W,..... and has warned that an Increase in the official price of gold will be matched by higher oil Prices. 'Me ruler of L%e world 0s sec largest oil exporter contenJs flint an increase In th e offici a l price of gold v,ould decrease the val ue of Americ RAY CROMLEY I.% e Shah of Iran is unhappy with the recent French•rne rican 1 gold and part-time jobs, which paid for ____________________ - I I . ' 1' TEHRAN ,e their extra word that they wanted food as wedding gifts. billion annuall y. Add to this ano ther $6.5 billion, econom,ic news into human terms, we iiave luxuries. All too often, th:y bought the luxuries — In many cilles, couples are banding wNch goes each year for pensions. Both figures Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Monft. $14.20; reported on the plight of the poor — the faceless on credit, counting upon the extra income to keep together in co-ops to buy fruits and vegetables are soaring out of control. Year, 0.40. By Mail: In Flori& same as home delivery. All men and women and their anonymous children up the payments. 1 directl y ..om the produce market at wholesale A far iioIe staggering $142 billion wi ll vi in the migrant camps and derelict Iu ilh, 42-;o; 6 , 14antlu,$Ib2u; 12 Months, PIICC5 This has caught spent this fiscal year on welfare and security several In a credit borhcod.s of squeeze a. A Washington, D.C., tradesman, living programs. That's $62 billion more than u They have fallen behind in their paymen ts . Most Today, we turn our attention to the middle hand to-mouth, has stopped going to Washington defense budget And the welfare system is even class, the submissive majority, who pay most of creditors are still accepting delayed payments But some, who are caught in their own enomic Redskin football games. Ills wife has given up more chaotic than the expanding government the bills and make most of tl,e acr1fices C bind, are foreclosing. Middle-Income workers bingo, payroll. struggle in the economic quicksand, Bowl in are winding up in ba nkruptcy court. g Green, Ky., shopkeeper, who — The General Accounting Office reports, The revenue laws are structured so that the have has managed to ur spot O stay In business checks for 27 years, dismayingly, that federal salaries have risen across middle Ameri is rich ran esca pe and the poor are excused from ca slowly going broke uncovered th e same uneasiness everywhere faster la tely than private pay and that the for paying a full tax The heaviest burden f alls , —gegflhfi'()flI Bellevue, Wash., short mula for these pay Increases is being rigged Here are a few typical vignettes: the middle-Income families. Li As nearly as we can interpret the complex — A Seattle engineer told us that inflation had Of gas, 31PImned some from a neighbor's car. She illegally by the federal employes who figue it. Optimism was the attending midwife when the statistics, every five working taxpayers carry reduced his purchasing power 25 per cent. His sucked gasoline into her lungs and died at the Perhaps we should have seen a cloud on the horizon the size of a man's hand back in 1960 European Economic Community was born on Jan. two of their neighbors on their backs — one a wife is now looking for work so they can hang on curbside. These ,'Wdotei, multipUed by the miflions 1, 198. The founding members agreed that Europe government employe, the other a welfare to their home and car, when President Eisenhower, after almost elght across the country, th are pushing re c i pien t . e economy )cars without ever having ha d veto overridden, should strive -for an ever closer union among th e In the northwest timber country, a hUll' ever deeper into recession. This has created a saw his veto of the federal payralse overturned iJ Th e rich and su pe r-rich don't shoulder their berlack was flipped Into the air by a European peoples." rig, recession psychology, which is causing nearly that year by a Congress suddenly roused to its fair share of the financial load. We have When he got out of the hospital a fewtimber days later, everyone to tighten up. An immediate goal was to establish a Common And the less people hind feel discovered millionaires, even billionaires, who his job was gone. Market that wo!ald eliminate the hodgepodge of spend, of course, the more business declines and Over the Nixon-Ford years, the largest often pay no federal income taxes at all. We0fl — A Bethesda, Md.,tradesman put off dental the steeper becomes the economic slide. tariffs in Western Europe, remove restrictions on identify them in future columns. outpouring of mail to be received at the White work because he couldn't afford It. He summed the physical movement of people and goods and to The harassed taxpayers In the middle income House on any issue was not Vietnam, Families caught in the middle — and we've p his situation succinctly: "More sweat, less bcackets, meanwhile, are tired of subsidizing so establish a single external tariff for the entire been talking to them up and down the land—are play." Watergage. crime, abortion, infla ion, feeling the bite of recession. 7Vy are tightening many government workers and welfare depression, detente, impeachment or the oil economic confederation. Ile Ultimate goal was a — A retired Army officer, who moved to Delta recipients. TV number of people on federal, scarcity. It concerned the their purse strings in anticipation of even harder 1969 payraise for European currency and political union. Junction, Alaska, to enjoy the outdoors, is state and local goverment payrolls is clw,e to 20 postal workers. times. There Is a gnawing fear In the pit of their pr Bold dreams these — eparing to return to city job. He can no million. An even larger number, according to the and goals that could not stomachs that they may lose the affluence they Federal employes are becoming the most be achieved without setbacks or trial and error. have struggled so hard to achieve. V longer afford to feed his farnfly at the prevailing best estimates, are receiving handouts or powerful self-interest lobby in the country and grocery prices, Surprisingly the problems that members of th e payments from the government, Already, many have lost the overtime pay their demands are Newlywcd, from Orem, Utah, spread the Market encountered in the early years were The federal pa)ToU alone now stands at $50 the middle class. being squeezed chiefly out of relatively minor. Th ose that could be classified crises occurred in 1963 and 1965 when French President Charles de Gaulle vetoed a British entry and when France did not participate in the activities of the Common Market's institutions for a year in an effort to change majority voting rules. On the whole, however, the Common Market continued to move toward its goals apace. Itishard to pinpoint when the tide turned: but it is not difficult to see the reasons. Deterioration of economic conditions, shocks created by unilateral actions of member nations, growing nationalism and finally the Arab oil embargo stopped the progress of the Market in its tracks. However, lithe "year of Europe," promised by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger did not materialize in 1974 neither did the "New Momentum" vowed by France when her representative assumed the presidency of the Market last July 1. Currently the poverty of Italy and England, the on and off again independent attitude of France and the growing distaste in West Germany for con tinuing to play the role of rich uncle are additional erosive forces on the fabric of the Common a Big Welcorne plannecJ . ,. r, If Gold Prices Go Up Class Feels R ecession Most WASHING ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director . . , . . ORLD JACK ANDERSON WA"E D.DOYLE.Nb~ Usher I 0, Friday, Dec. 20,1974-5A ( h' item All 11Cm, ult,t to pnoa Ir • uk, ( IS,tfl I 'UI,:, k , �- .L 6A-Livening Herald, Sanford, Dec. 20, --- -,.--- . -r--- ---'----- .----.--.---' . ..,-. .:-_ -- - - ...----- -:.,:.-. j—_r. - - -, - - - - ._--.--_ 1974 . ________________________________________ ,lh'iI,odi.si 11 SANLANDO UNITED Th THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4u Forest City, Florida G. Brian Tarr . Pastor Saturday Servic es Sabbath School 9,JOa Woitip Services 1100 1200 Noon AIO WWQS (lOu FM Radio Saturday .11:001200 :. w'tnewa Lvenng ---,.---' -- FL Friday, .l(1i1'flhi.'il .;i - ... E. . Church ~; . ... • THE HO/'l" (11' OUR .~,, Phone fl47U1 OrganiHd JunC II. 1t12,Longwood, Meets tot Sunda v Scr vices at The seventh day AdventiSt Church. Maitland AvCnue, AItanont T y, .1 002MM %M*%%'N 000 0 i I 0 0000 *** ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST :> CHURCH SSO Hester Ave. Ph. 373-0312 firø itIy Griffin Pastor V. TRR 130am THE itiFENTH.OAy Bible Study 915a m ADvE'TIST CHURCH Evangeli stic Cor,,e17ttt&EIm Services ii 00a m C P Neill Pastor Church Trainng 6 ISp m Saturday Services Ecningworth 30pm SbbatP$cpi,ôI 30a m Wed Prayer meet 7:3Op m worship Service ii 00a m. edflCSdy N' ht Prayer Srrvr. , pm (:(,I/?(1lf( • *** ..1! iri,Iiun Si'i,e I. 111111 Spor Ing$.(JustSoIIieSR43) . .. IIi,iiiji UNI ORM N.~ -.-----..--- ----I-- - C METHODIST CHURCH Pastor iyman. K i rkwood. . .9.iSa m. . Sunday School 11:00a.m. Wors hip Nur5ery& Kinderghrten -- Pastor s i~- Ii_k'. Corner "36?"" ByREV.BILLPICKET Community United ___ _____ L ,utI,t'rn ih'tlwdi.%l Sanford, FL Dec. 20,1974-7A . -1 Moravians Area ___ Set LoveFeuot ____ --,. Methodist Church . Herald, Friday, .- I ) - Evening Are you ready for Christmas? 1 prayer and dedication As Jesus FIRST SOUTHERN Redeemer God has always worked His promised in the Sermon On the C." Church the congregation and she leads church building, METHODIST CHURCH which took mightiest deeds in those who FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST of Winter Springs, located Mount "blessed are the I in song. After eight months to construct at a the SCIENTIST were willing to receive them. heart for they shall see God," so Tuskawiila Road, will hold a that a candlelight ceremony Is cost of $00 East Second Street 1200,000, was held Dec. 1. Th ough some, such as Moses was the case of Mary. 45a m C School S u n day Sunday Service & love Fea3t 7:30 p.m. on held. Each member of the Architect was I ___ _____ 1100am Ro be rt I. Webb of McwnnQ wor ship accepted his call with reluc. Sunday School 1100am ___ _____ But Mary was also a willing Lisp m __n ______ EpvrthLeague Christmas Eve. First held congregation is given a Maitiand and contractor was Wednesday Service - ..,7:3OpnI. t.imce others like Abraham person. Her response to the 1:30P M Evening Worship Vhhbhh-_ about 100 years after the birth decorated lighted candle and Sorrneson.Fletcher of Winter 7.30 p m Prover Meet with questions, still other3such of Christ, the Love Feast was they hold it th : angle was "be it unto me ac. roughout the rest Park. It is of modified colonial (;il as Jeremiah with misun. cording to Thy Word" She 0 (:/?,,r( • Is revived about the year 1500 by of the ceremony. Iluri,t'ii:ii * . design and consists of a sancV~, "_ W. ~-derstanding, all who have could have offered many exthe Moravian Church for use in No services will be held on tuary seating 200 persons, and . received the gif CHURCH OF GOD ts of heaven cuses. tl.ir worship services. ROLLING HILLS Christmas Day, as the Church educaticnal wing containing $ have certainly said 103W. 32nd Street MORAVIAN CHURCH with Isaiah ALL SOULS CATHOLIC She could have turned away Pastor Rev J I Pitis In the belief that sharing food feels that Cbristmas day should nursery and classrooms, Sanlando Springs Drive "Lord, here 1." Such CHURCH fear. A child out of wedlock? "Ch ur ch God Hour" Fla. : Longwood. and drink La a form of com. be reserved (or the family. A fellowship hail and kitchen. ill Oak Ave.. Sanford . O5â. WTRR . case svith Mary, the one The loss of her be trothed? And munlon with one another, form of worship servi I.se,u/,/ Of (;ul Just East of Interstate For William Ennis ce is Pastor 915a.m. SundaySchool MlnisIr P Burke JOhnSon rr P.J, i¼ett chosen by God to be the Mother the proverbial question "Why New facilities recently dedicated by AssI%', Pastor 1l:OOa M. during the service the passed on to each parlshoner Morning Worship .. Rev. Floyd Petersen, pastor Redeemer Moravian Church of Winter Minister of Jesus. . Keith Hut cherson FIRST ASSEMBLY 600p.m. . .- -Evangelistic Serv. me?" lain unworthy. I am not Springs (Herald Photo by congregation shares some sort for use in the home on Christof a congregation of 50 Ha rn WOrShip Morning Sun Miss OF GOD CHURCH Ia m . tO 30a,m Jane ('asselberry) . -. amily Night Service Of all the attributes Ma of food, generally a bun and mas Day. rich enough to be the mother of v ISa m Sundiy School Car. 27Th and Elm & l? nn 730pm parishioners, has been a E w€. _: might have had, none was so a King. But Mary did not coffee. A child is chosen from Rev E. DonCo* Confessions. Sat 67p m Formal dedica tion of the new minister . Pastor - ..-.25 years. Sunday 5chI important to God as her question, sne said "Whatever It $30a m. • Morning Worship . . Openness to be used by Him. takes" I am ready to offer to . GENEVA CHURCH — Evening Worship 0 0 LOOp rn . -. . . HOLY CROSS One Scriptural version of the God. OF THE NAZARENE 401 5 Pa Ave. Temporaty Geneva = 4 411: _ Christmas story has Mary CONGREGATIONAL S Mary was of a loving and CHRISTIAN CI4UnCI answering Uie Christinas angel noble character, ctor Rev AL Gr ee n she trusted the Pastor 2401 S Park Ave _________________ t with these worthiIamsoldout i he Rev. cart T. Cannon WNGWOOD — A traditional will sing at First Assembly of church Monday at . Sunday School I. Lord, the Scriptures said and 10000 m. 372 4514 •••• llu/)1j1 7 p.m. to go at 7:30 p.m. All Curate ;. 1•-f Sun wor fp to God — body and soul.,, Stay fie provided this great blessing, Moravian tovefeast and God at 27th II OOam. Of these ser. Rev. FredL Neal . P.i.' .. IOOa m Street and Elm Christmas holy Communion caroling. ..-.. Sun NYPS 6 OOp m. Sunday School A vices are open to the public. w — . .9.30 i . . . ... .. .. - -- e consider briefly how Mary She was not only a fine person Candlelight Service and a Avenue, Sanford, tonight at Christmas Eve communion ChurchSchoo. 9:00""' Sun Eve worstiop Fellowship . lO.3011a 1000am CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY was "sold out to God." • Family Service living Tableau will highlight 7:30. The concert Wed Prayer 730pm, P.trning Worship senice will be held Tuesday at is free to - j=~ . ii:OOa Methodist 200 Fairmont " New Covenant . Sittg1i0ifolitiOn When Mary said to the the Christmas season at the P*Iic. The Tribunes offer a 6:30 p.m. & f - t~~_ -~_ angel In I Sanford Gordan Club Hwy. 11.92) --a , ,ft FIRST CHURCH m it n Shockle y . "I am the Lord's," she made a calledthe role in which she was Rolling Hills Moravian Church variety of music she was qualified to b . The annual Christmas cane a OF THE NAZARENE Pastor Church of the New Covena with a wide Sund.yStti,i commitment of body and spirit real Mother to her son, -.•. _____ n SR 434, one mile east of 14. appeal. First Pentecostal Winter Spr ings, will celebrate dielighting service will be held Jesus. Preaching IWOrthip, . 10:45 am. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF DougtasD, Elliott .. . This purity of body has always Flie Pastor lovefeast and Can. sharing &Prociaiming Community She did see much heartachwe Christ's birthday with an 8 at United REDEEMER 7 pm --_ Sunday School 9,45 a m, -. . ________________________ dlelight Service will been recognized in her title Nursery PrOv;.d be ,, First Penteçosthl Church of p.m., candlelight service on Methodist .. .4. the pain as His life unfolded, but as at 4.30 Redeemer Church FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning worship in ________________________ 10 114& m _ a nd 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. I-bngwOOd will hold its annual Christmas Eve at HigWand 103W. 25th Place DISCIPLES Youth H Virgin Mary." Her body as any good Mother she ou r OF CHRIST 6 M. CasmlberrY Sunday at s 7:30 p did what CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH f- (Fir ci the Lutheran Hour" Evangelistic Srvlce 7 OOP m. ' Car. 14th St. a Oak Ave. God's temple was unspotted she could to believe in her SOfl Sunday School Christmas Community Center on Shepard P.M. A brief called charge -. and TV "This is the Life" Dr. Harold Harris . Minister _ Mid Week pageant Sunda y at 7 p.m. Th fj from the world and given over at last accepting Him as her atthe Rev R. Grady Snowden Uving Tableau at 7 and OflC e Road. The church Is the newest conference will be held at 7 8 p.m. on Dec. Rev. Elmer A Reutchef Sunday School Pastor service (wordi OWL Vj _______ 7~oop M. interim Pastor Sunday School to film for His Service. Fur morning worship ....1I:0O .-~ 9: 15 a.m. a.rr . Junior Department under Episcopal mission in the area, p.m., to vote on receiving a Nursery Provided for all services SondoySchool Savior, too. Mary's charac. 9:lSa,rn. W Service Worship Sirvice Redeemer will hold direction of Mr. and Mrs. and began meeting last parsona ge site donsted to the 10 30. m 730pm -... . . . -. . -. .- . Morning Worship TIV Lovefeast is an old Christmas EveLutheran Candlelight ermore, this purity of body teristics was not only that of ii 00 a m 4 I LAKEMARYCHURCH p.m., Vernon Coornb5i will re-enact Train;ng 7:30 tradition in the Moravian Service-i at and 11 church. eaks of Gods Holy Spirit at bearing Jesus, but of givi I January. Evening Worship . . -.:-. .. -• ttx- nativity scene. The youth 7 - OOp,rn, . SANFORD CHRISTIAN . ng him Church. Ea -.. .. ... OOo SHEPHERD UNITED 11~* _;~ work in the world through her. loving nurture. IlSCrystaILakeOr Wed. Prayer service The Christmas Eve service The annual Christmas Eve participant Christmas LUT HE RAN CHURCH atins Celebration will beDay ai department under sponsorship will be conducted by Lake Mary, Eta, He was given first claim on ecech 1 vets a seasoned at bunthe Tuesday. . Bob Communion Service will be I wonder if we are as ready andamu Sy Rev fl000rlandoAve.t7.th Rev. PaulO Trissel of Rev. and Mrs. Fred WTPR A ose / a.m. on Wednesday. gofcoffeeaswl5 Pastor '.)OP.m.SyNigh, Phone , . . -. her life. But Mary was also pure (or Christmas as was Mary! held at the church Tu Sunday School POIlitt, who will talk on y at (Lutheran Church in America) it Mary " Broadcast McCleary too rn ' will beeswax candle. The Young People's Group of "Ch James Vaughn William B Downey Minister 'I Morning Wor ship & Pastor present and Joseph." There will be 7:30 p.m. The spec Christ. Dial a De?ionaI74hrs Sunday School ristmas for ChxIct." The special m . 9:45 a m, Redeemer 'will "preach the a.Bible Study . perhaps most important. The bun and coffee are Just 323 5010 us ic and a modern 'S offering this year will go to grace? How willing are we to s)Thbolic of , Worship Sr vice Worship .11:00 a m Ev ening Stir vice 10 '"' • 'I,. am offering win go to home mission having a clean, pure body did pay tile price? Are we the kind th e "agape feasts" sermon" at the 10:30 a.m. the ?OOpm, Florida Evening Service nativity tableau. An informal ,Methodist 100pm MARGE WILLIAMS ed BibI,3t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7 00 p in which the early Christians service this Sundry and the projects. Prayer Ming . ' NYP$ not make Mary a fit vessel of people whom God would oltenatetoge Children's Home in Enterp get together wi ri Lake Mone, FIa. 322 1812 se th refreshments, 7 3Oo m wed. . annual 7.00 P m . Sunday vdJ Rich th tosh er School ow - Pastor their Sanford anymore than body cleanliness choose to give nurture in Sky King Youth Ranch near .I('1I1i)(Iif fellowship and a special bir. and Sunday School 9:15 a m mak es one a Christian. Her highest sense? Let us l I'E'nhf'e,u,1 love and fellowship for each Children's Program will be at First Christian .% thday cake will follow the Winter Springs. oo Morning WorShip k at o 11'OOa,m (:Isi re/i Of CI ris I - • . - . 7:30 th -... p ur GRACE UNITED er.Thecan dl P eswhenlighted FIR ST Pt N TE COS TAL Evening Wor ship ity, however, of the spirit ourselves and a'k the question are sym service. All interested persons . 7'30p m METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Wed Prayer Setvi CHURCH OF ICNOW000 ' to bolic of Christ as the 7 30p m was that she was aepthble In "Are we ready for ted.con tactpamBurby arein%i MRS. DONALD BELL Ono,a Rt, at Woo4Ia Ave. Altamonte Pa $pring -"In Search of Mr. Nobody" at 1145 Galahad Drive, Ml Orange Stte ?" light of the world. her Holy life, her scrpitural Pry O.RoisDen Altamonte Spring, we " 322-1812 so . ld out to God in body Pastor Rev E Ruth Grant First Methodist Pattor Church School James P. Pleednarn - :. . C ISa m aditlonal Christmas carols Evangelist CassIberry.Winter Springs Sunday School baground and her life of and soul?" will be the sermon theme for Casselbe, or Rev. Pollitt for to oo a m Chtisins Sunday, at the 11:00 MOri g Worship . rn rn U n ity Bible Study io 00 a m ii .00a m Morning Worship are sung throughout the entire Th e congregation of First II 00 a m JORDANBAPTISTCHURCH further rm inro ation. ' MYF a.m, service at Ft Christian Assembly Worship . 630pm 1100am Sunday Ev•ng 7:30pm iL2IWestFlrs tSt service. Evening Worship .V 600pm Wed Bible Study United Methodist Church Of Church, Sanford & Rosalla. The Central Baptist The Hallelujah Chorus from George, Galloway 7 30p m Pastor CHRIST UNITED Wed Evening Service 600pm . The living tableau Is an Sanford will symbolically senior choir will lead the rs Meing TV Stars Conquero Sunday School the Messiah will be sung by the )O:OOa.m, MARILYN GARLANTI METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday . ' Sunday 630pm Service outdoor drama which utilizes march to the manger Sunday as congregation in a carol sing and ii Xa m 83 9212 Bibl Class TvckrO,ive.SunlandE%,a,,S Chancel Chofr of the Altamonte 7 30p m E vening service lights, music, and narration to they place their Christmas love Joanne Black, solo LlOyd Hampton ft Altamonte Pastor S prings ist will sin Central Baptist Adult and Community Church after the 10 l.fdneS4aySe,v.ce . Pre'.sb-u'rits,, ., 7:iOp.m nu4y So. CHURCH OF CHRIST tell the story of the birth of offering at the chancel rail The Ch C dSa m g. You th Did Trvths tot a New ray Cho will present in the a.m. service on sunday. urch School at 9:45 w 1512 Part Avenue Morning worship . Oral Roberts Show II 00a m Jesus. during the 11 a.m. morning feature a special program. ill evening worship service. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CharlesNCrump Evangelist A Family "Christmas CHURCH worship. The chow will present Sunday Eve. Worship 730pm Chr Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. the Happening" will be held at the ma SHIRLEY MILLET s Eve Service at OakAve..E3rdSt. "Christmas With WTRR Broadcst. - -. 945a.m Oral carols, along with some new sday Morning Prayer Group a Christmas cantata. Christmas tata Can Rev Vorgill. Bryant Free Methodist 834-9212 p.m., will feature a can , "Night of church beginning at 4 p.m. elight dl CHURCH Roberts," one hour color sounds. Miss Henderson sings an Tuesday at 7:30 Miracles" by p.m. A F mor or ning est City Worship ......il.00a m savice of Communi I It W. Airport 111fird. COMMUNITY UNITED Peterson. SUnday.Thlswillbefollowedby . special, starring guest stars 'Uttle Drummer Boy" and '0, Rev KeethW Mullis Christmas Eve Candlelight carol sing. METHODIST CHURCH Rev KennrhKh A I. wdl be Mrs. John a family Christmas worship . Ministers Wednesday singer and actress Florence Holy Nht," while Chancy Service Christmas will be heldCandlelight M 7 P.m. Communion will be observed. Tikkanen will Mrs. Hugo J. Soloists Hwy. I 1-11 At Piney Ridge Rd. Sunday School. Mornino wor&.wiip 9:45a.m. Murray. Dick Rmbottorri, and 5ervIce in the main sanctuary. I 1- 308.m. s , Bible in g and Dr Class --7:30pm. C$s5beff y Henderson and country music Pr4e. does two new numbem Morning Worship .......11:00a.m. Chur ch Scho . C ISa m Last' Suhda'y the churh Harold Haffls will give a brief. Hethefl W.-Kennedy, associate ICHMOND Rev William Pic kett . Sunday. at the Sanford-Eustis At Il p.m. Christmas eve the Church Training Pastor star Charley Pri Morning Worship -. 6.15 pm. It 008 m clebrated its centennial Rev. Kenn et S74 3181 PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor and director. . • h Miller, Ass ist Pasty service of Holy Communion uill de will be aired "Christmas and Love" and Free Methodist Church. Mrs. dedication of the youth wing widl by communion service meditation. will close with The a c Nursery locally Saturday over WFIV-9 "They Stood in Silent Prayer." Morning Worship Deltona $ 301 ha m Wad. Evening Service -----7.00 p.m. The public is invited to at. be observed In the historic old It was a tiry park In a mriall town. But I thought the jrt-v was the biggest Walter Smith is in charge of the Bishop Joel Paul . Sunday School at 10 p.m., and Monday at 8 it Evangelist 4 9 45a.m Richard and Patti Ro be r ts th e M THE LAKE MARY UNITED the whole world! cDavid and a rededication service at the program, which is open to the tend. A nursery will be chapel. Bible Class to 00a m 3 lop M p.m., over WSWB-35. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH World Action Singers and a public, Morning Worship Evening W04'YIp 1100 am. mortgage burning ceremony chancel rail for all who ay 7 QOp m Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary A rent of e'rgrn and snowflakes mingling still comb hack to me, and I remember looking ,*_ The holiday specir.! is in. charming children's choir PALMETTO AVENUE Evening Worship W ed Bible Study 1. conducted by church officers, wish to 6-00pm far to the trip wbere a huge Minister, Rev. A F Slevens rededicate the lives to ,, BAPTIST CHURCH tar sparkled againitt a black velvet BibleClasses Wed Prayer Serv tricately interwoven with round out sky. I wondeml if God were lookl:3Opm th e m usical fare. 7.3Op.m Thomas S. Sunday Ing ilown, admiring our star, 2616 Falme"o Ave. McDonald, Ashby Christ. There will be no Wed. St. Mary Magdalen beautiful sights and sounds, The total effect Is in- First Assembly Rev. 0 E :b000es . Pastor ship Supper Jones, John Darby, A. Edwin nesday night service. The CWF 6 30p m Mor ning WorShip SPIRITUAL TEMPLE yes, Goff was tbere—In the heart of old Mr. Cunninglitim, his banker's dignity stuffed in a red both secular and sacred spirationpi as well as en. Ii 00a m SUN~ddiy School 915am. The Tribunes. well-known Shinholser, Mrs. FIRST UNITED fl James wi Youth Group ll Qual ity Cod hold a special meeting on ?- lop m. mairliong WOrShip .....11:00a.m. annel suit, and in the blue fingers of Miss Lucy, coaxing carols from a wheezy organ. He was St. Mary Magdalen Cathoc featuring the old favorite terthining. METHODIST CHURCH Terwilleger Wednesday gospel quartet from Plant City Bec th ere In baskets of food brought by th 41434 Langw.od Evan9eIusticSvjc 7:00pm. Jr. and Arthur Monday at 7:30 p.m., in the hall. e Ladies Aid Society and in neatly stitched quilts 419 Park Ave. Church of Altamonte Springs CP,ol, Practice made for RuthH,CatI$n Pastor kwith Jr. W. Prayeq,1 I OOp m the ohans by the Women of the Church. Leo F. King ..........Pastor . Rev. Amy JaMs will hold its annual Children's MInter Healer B, study . PFormer members and Today, more than ever, pcople n Healing. Lecture and Message Morning Worship UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN to learn the love of God from the wath of their fellow. Independent Missionary $301 11am Casselberry BaptiSt Birl.liday Party for Jesus at 5 pastors returned for the ocman. Your church teach faith through works. Sunday School Services Sunday 1 pm. I $ pm CURCH 9 ISa.m Go to your church and know the joy that comes from p.m., on Christmas Eve. After Private Consultations by App? 'JMY F caslon including Dr. Joe A. Corner Country Club Jri othe S - lOp m The Teen Bible Club of e procession of priests and 4 UaIa Roads th Mans Prayer Breakfast et I'4 , 'p " S'e., tow, %i Tolle, (1942), who gave the Casselberry Baptist Church acolytes to the altar, the Rev. t)erw;n Shea .it,ed i TP *d'W,.uh! $4f 4" 2nd 4th Thursday flavor 6 30a m Sunda School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Family Plight Supper morning prayer, Rev. Robert will present a play "Home for celebration will begin with OUR LOROJESUSCHRIST C.00am. - A -• 519 Park Avenue — Morning Worship )rd Sunday Tuesday Jenkins (1964), benediction; Christ Washington St.. Canaan City, . ioa.m Wednesday 600pm Thursday Friday Saturday mas" under the direction dancing by teenage girls Evening Worthlp Rev Jay I Cosmato . Pastor Sanford 7:00 pm Rev. T. C. O'Steen 11958), of Mrs. Betty Kell / -.. y Sunday at representing angels bringing Other Omroi-hes nUUR , Yoravian : V. i i I AT10fill pure -, ______ ______ of at -- w am - was in the . . . . for Rolling Hills Churth Plans Living Tableau - . .. - •_ . .. • 1 . ui --- , - - - ' - ,'.' - elle jirno.cc L4e`2~elco),(, e Highlight The FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF Sunday School 'Morning Worship Church Training Evening Worsh ip Wed Prayer 9 IS am 1100am 6 iSp.nt 7 10 p.m. Sunday Schoo l - 1000am Morning Worship . . 11008m A B.Y.P U. . 6 OOp m Sun Evening Service 7:OOp m Tim,Eve Service OOp m. 7:00p.m. rn Eve flbleStudy % )`Wpm. Service CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 411 'i' ' *I first Ba4t's? Churcp, o Dtfta'i, Firs, C'turca of Girt,. 7I 44$ IF tit $4jt Church Cf Late First 1114111,11111 Chtloirchativioll rent of O' or C ar C(hI0,ani ci. . PflL' M (. It j- . La'.:.1 . H.)or aac? II (.l,tn. I Crest C.?,, (ov'i.i,i'f't, (mIt,. Forest C.? fiff,witill, CaI,aIy%s.a,,p5,lK,W 17Th ho-W Salem Primitive ___ InnS? No'* ?,'t Z.on BaØl (%.urcPt, I7'3Q Pea, A,, Pa Perk 4..st Cn. flU * St B• , •.,, PM?fli Bat lit * £.rt PcCt4 L , P M*'' ( "P h' 4i :r ' '/ Y • ti "' fia7t C'th. is;, •altlp , Rd ItS St PCvi 5s.' ti' Art 51 MIffi laO' t' (4 CW Hi5 5t4t t3'.A 4 M4sonar Rap'.t Crtn fO pct 51 Tn'it Ip!4t 9"9 R, *th1'nt *.ii.a.n (ns Mis;ia'ta'y Batisl tittti. Ma'S I. *dI''ii t. Ai,e Z Hpo BaE Ch h. 7)7 Drt Ave first Sh4co,it'll -towr B-#',f Mt I*4 5-' AJ.t5..-ona', 114Ø.y! (Pu'cP )J Alt j,rjv M,4:.-'ier, 8aO411 4 ,, CATHOLIC C.,,eyn We P4ai.v,11, Lee. Marl, A. Sos Cac Cch. 1 0 IA (aWet 5! r' r' , jar'r, &,t ZMEMEam3mazamEnj D,5aey , - AltaIp ' .t Pastor benediction for the dedication; 7:30 p.m., in the church . - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd., S.undy School 915 8.m. Willard Eldridge -Morning Worship .. - ii 00a .m Sunday School . Youth Service . 8 3Oprn Morning Worship Evening Worsh ip 730p m Evening Worsh ip Wed Prayer Pra,er Meeting &Prals, i:lOpm Wednesday i.. 1 !\ Paste, .10 00a m. 11 00 am k., -, . ,.n-,. _i! IF - ' i}M, ' . ,fI S 9 7 00p m. 7 30pm tidings of great Job. Thestory of and Bishop McDavid. who auditorium at 770 Seminola ClLrisUiws will be told with the - - A .( -' . - ' - - ~74 delivered the sermon. Rev. Leo Blvd. children singing carob and F. King is present minister. The play conveys that Jesus "Happy Birthday dear Jesus.Christ is the real meaning of During the Communion Christmas and features procession, Church Of God the smaller Howard and Renee Ropke, children who will not be Keith Robbins, Sandy Gros Sunda - at t; s, receiving communion will Sanford Vicki Richey, Corrine Robbin - WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff - it - 4W - .4 I __ - __ - (P'-s.an 'i.. , . 7; i'ark CHUac OF CHRIST ( 'I r'' -' . I ,4 (i ' ' . U 7 v ' - Ci .. it, lt-;Aotiol S41`11-11010 ChCf (,iI, $lilLaka HI R. CichofCfr,,t i Palm 5i5 Dr AIta?, Cf C4$. a of Ct. Cist. Pan (twist. W iH U Curcn CO Citt. P4 Dr • Ailland NUICs OF GOD t. * ',. Cch _ -_, 5f,q r w '.JrM t4 C4 .n CPWII.t. 0,44, urr,OdPrt;5 L?mA,. Churcnofofp,, ts PtImnAve C",WtIt of C EMt,. Wrw(p.urth of G zisc U Santord £Pi$Cop* A 's .t.';i C'urch t h.i lv (' ' 5çi (ur,h. , Park Ave •, it LUTHERAN Weqn urc O.,tL,e Di, 'lr 5 , Chii. Enterprise ' ar tar (JA P"f' A '.' [ (C,rp' ('Jr. .Iy Casyt*t,. C,mty United f.yt Ch(h. H it Pe k9, Rd , Cair OtBarp tenmunit, M4iji Ch(h, W Hhny g, ary r1,5f U'td (t(h, fit Pa's Ave ' r.v it Chur h of Fi,51 5m.qn Church, 74Q fltOcd Ave Fr" MO"0010 Church, 100* 4th St G,n. Chth, G*,. Grace U?ad MetP.st (Pitch, Airport Nivo Grant tM*l A ME Church, Ov..o fl4'Mthod.st Chu' Oyt Church PaOti Metdiyt RI 4 5 a' i' U Ja'rs A ME •,h at Cyprjy St Mr'j A M t Crh $t t 4I, 0 'n 31 Pàvi't 43,thi,4,iI ChurCh. Olrm Rd - Enterprise Slettord Memorial Ciu,, S D,, 5.ndO U ?ed Metnddtt ChWCh, Tame Ft Fed, oran Blvd. Attmon'. NAZA$INE ,'sCrcoft. a:or W fra'uan-t Fr,,,Pirk Churchof U'rNa:Mn, O'n . t'n P.qy Gena (hitch of sn, Pla:irtn.. G.nt,a Communit, CtnI 1, Ito A44tj p 4 $n N.:a,. Lgke ,y S4 • Lake tQ -- -1 A -3 -1- L_ - \ AT CENTRAL Thelma Murray. I(et, J I Pitts, Pastor, invites the public — . . I Holy Cross Episcopal at 9 p.m. Since the midnight lIol, Cross Episcopal Church 1fasus ually crowded at endance at the ier hours is of Sanfor d will have a concert of L pm followed by a Choral Lurch.1inist 11.30. On Christmas Day at 10 Christ Methodist The first Mass in the new church will be at 7 n m at a.m. ay. the regular Sunday schedule will be followed with the exception of no evening mass. M Mn 1011=111kon "11111 Reception plans will be later. lie Is graduate of Sunday at S p.m. at Christ vice. SouthBrstern Baptist Theolgical Seminary, Fort Worth, Tex. and United Methodist Church. The he Junior Episcopal Young has pastored churches In Texas, Saute Domingo, Dominican program is open to the public Churchmen will meet at the Rpublie and Aquadilla, Puerto Rico. and reirestunenis wi follo, church Sunday at5 p.m. • hayride and caroling. Melilbers will meet at The Church School will meet •W . - ---.--- -----, . at9a.m. Sunday inPanjshjlafl Iff announced ______________________ IISSYTERIAN -,- I .~ IN THE HERALD I e wW I- _- I- . A P___ ~_ 1~ ___ - -, ____ , StViwt DAY ADVINTIST 10,J Las. ii da Ad,,i 31 Ch 1 *4n Stvnth FoesI Cit, 'ml.t Chtfch 41ind Ave - AIt.m,,op SW Aenti,t Cb !th I Elm Seventh na, Winter 5or1 anlCb 5 OTHIR CHURCHES Alied' A ME Ch"', I 12th All ram Chit. Camp Wi,. Pa's arditI Aveçn, Hol.nes,s C'api, B.a', Ave Na Criui..,ota Ccinnmit, CP'rtp, Cf Jrs Chrjt Latt Day Sa,n'y j It P A Eat'ern Chufh 5' Co-, "'°' Ch. H l7f f.r3tCh(nof C4t, Sc.,.yi Las. so, Chapel O'ana, O4 va . Last o. flQ4m Hail Cf JiriovPi' *.tnç, LAS? 'vae Unit. tM3 W )r 1 X_ , A --it, -0 ___ _ ? , —- - ~ _~ . - — ____ , fait FIRST BAPTIST CHOIR PRESENTS ORATORIO # - ALL OVER) - YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE 1. , ;'t. A'•'; '' I ___ "i." On Your List, Special Gifts For - _____ Thr. e son Who Has Everything. _______ _______ _____ organist. it ii AND 10 distribution to the needy P'' r . . . , Appearing ,. - at p.m, - AND READ i . ' '-'- - aim .., Ascension Lu theran Church, Over-brook Drive, Casselberr', will have a candlelight service ChristmasEveat7:30p.m.me r theme will be 'What Child is 'r / _) This' — ." -'-' Christmas Da worship will , at 10 am, Wednesday. 'gin ffi On Dec £9, Rev. I Uod -. , . . , . , Hehnken, president of the Florida-Georgia District, will Christmas Oratorio by Camille Saint-Siens will be presented Sunday at 7:30 the 8 a.m. at Fir-it Baptist be guest speaker Church of Sanford by the 30-voice church choir. Soloists from left) Lewis Dorton and 10:30 a.m. services on the il Dra ke Joann Black, Shirley Ryan and Richard Holtcliw, opera singer who uses stage name of Richard topic Christmas Check Wentworth. Accompanying the choir will be Doris Milani. church Holy Communion will be Minister Music ChrIs F. flask will direct. celebrated on New Years Eve , ___ ARE BLACK 'A I 11 the Baby Jesus. They will b,, turntd o ver to the hospital for - ,. ... - . -' r,, ,, 1:flowF.ch year ft isthe custom to HELPERS SANTA'S I I I.., -- -- I - . - ______ -- . - F'nit Barn Curcn Of t L#v.ng G. M.av I . ____ - ____ . _____ I 1 Ift III -_ - __ ___________. - 11 $41 bef or v ,, - It for a ll _ "- -=i~ -- rdIN aa n nowN I R it A( a T ke. a' Ur?ed Pres,,i chulcti r,3t N,theria,- CPiuipi, O5 Avp 4 .u, , Fy Pr,sby$.qan Cu'ch Cf De5,, Con,an,,t Ad,, P1,%bvl,,.i.,CPi,vcn. 3?t S O'IafdO Dr Rear i•• Ro III Mars Pret ,,,i Church ___ . )l Palm Sorngt Od. AIP•, Urn.,, ' %' %'I "tttiria CPt• ed Svgt, Rd ... ,.., Pmtt,os4 FII GpeI Taui, lii. (4ry Mt Q?i Chwtn Oak 544 Rd tord £t;,.,,. (hurc S ears Ave Ian 0JCatof The gai,a,i Am1 214£ 2nd 5.li iyian 01041'f* Ui"td (,t (*. y , APa. 't. - . 5. - I I Mrs. Daisy Herman and Mrs. - - --- \ % , I ~._ under 1,ena and Peggy Ropke and Steven Atcher. the Junior Choir will furnish The "Peaeemakorcl, win i coming here from Flagler Street Bapllsl t7hurch, Miami. their testimony in music lnusic for the Eucharist ser. i ii'. f li., -:r'(-, MITNOOI$T Sarn*tt Onit - .16' Stepladder to wife, 11111111111111111 lbr Red,.m, 103 * 1$ Place Messiat Iuth.-fis (?vqcp,. GcIen Da,-y Dr £ H* I? , Caswlbt,ry $ t Lvkrs Luttieren (ti,.cp'. ,pt i7 S'a,.a __ Rev. Bill W. Coffman, shown with his Ann and daughter, Kay, will begin his pastorate at Central BaD1,1151 Cburch Sunday NEW PASTOR FL)RIDASTATEBANk AND STAFF ~ inas pageant, "Angel on ;i ' ' n - A&pwEo The Management and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION • David Beverly and Staff • ia WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CHPISTia ('.r.t .1-. (.t .'ri.ii ,*rfcAlci A, (*cP,. 17? W Airport SIIØ %ijr H.,, Dr. ti., r-* (P1.5,1,, Churc,i. Stir Lake R at Jlm,sc,n receive pieces of ChrL's bitij. Church of God, flod and Holly Ithonda Channel, Julie Cook, day cake in the old church. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — 't Churcn Cf San Li S-qs C"..'c'i, in.. i r,,t ( ,, hao' t? ' aO'' "m *ao he'-s' (t O.00 jrdan M4%.c..-.gr, Sati Ci$iP t! * F.'i ' P*th $it Ceurch S? Chn. Nn Rd Fn'er. Curc ' *4', Rev RUe4IA MCHlflh PU BLIXMARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel D'kIe and Employes ___ i'cn &14! Chur , Ca'vaiy lSfCrd Garoen Cluo fl hf) Ce'#4, Baut.t?CPtcQi ('pi'alLas.4 i'd. Labe *,#,&f C6ttv SaPtif Church. Cm.'. J• (P t - :'a i i' ?-:'i' CJat*et P.' - t, Uai.s' (hq, SO'5i Rd EerS ODrta,,00 at saver Ave First Sap't ' rrtiinoif tic , 11 Old Rogle 46 at Paolo ) 11 , THE MC KIBBIN insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes BAPTIST f J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITEPSTATEBANK OFSEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff '•- 4.1 - PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH pow The Following Sponsor.s Makd This Church Notice And Directory P JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH And Staff ASIEMILI V OF GOD a u-11 . of 11" lWt1willgimflot - h __I - - .-'- - - " '" -- -. " - - - - - jT_ - In • 1. Clvasslileu assifiedI ectson Or£ The Herald . Jr. I 'll 11' mint Daily -- - -_-.-.--- --- �6 WOMEN SPORTS _________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __- Friday, Dec. 20,'1974-8A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec. 20, 1974—lB -- DEAR ABBY BrushSk Up ill On Electronic Pianos 0 ,j Future Funeral Finery Planned HyELDANICIIOIS rcadng music, practicing Herald Correspondent scales and actually playing Christmas carols. Theory is By ABIGAIL 'AN RuBEN Many Seminole County taught so painlessly students residents have had piano hardly realize they are learning - -. !)EAR ABBY: My mother is in very poor health and I would lessons at some point in their a lot of technicalities that could appreciate It if you would advise me as to the proper attire for lives. I'erh.aps they failed to otherwise seem difficult and funeral services. continue because of other in- boring, look terrible in black,but I could bu y either a da0 gray or terests, busy schedules or the **We study each piece as we 143, navy blue suit. Idea that soneone might laugh go, and everything Is all tied in ;,;.;;; Also, hat Is acceptable for my son, who i 17' He has a new at their musical efforts, together which makes It much green plaid blazer which he could wear with a white shirt and more interesting for the black tie. Or do you think a solid car Jacket would be more Now there Is a way to get student," Miss Hughes ex— appropriate" back in the musical swing, with -. .4,4 ,' (j plained. My two daughters are 12 and 14. Must they wear something 7 I .)i! clas3 piano lessons, starting in An attractive brunette, Miss dark, too' Also, should I carry gloves' If so, do you think white ti :$ February at Seminole Junior Hughes came to Florida In 1960 would be too conspicuous? Also, may I wear a small pin or College, for anyone who has had to at Stetson University. pearls? Or is jewelry out of place at a funeral? Thank you. puIuIIIiF about a year of piano trainiing. Previously, she had taught NAMEI.F.SS IN N.M. Mks Fr;rcc I luhec te:tcht class piano at Alum College in ,, In::ut AMWSS: You and uur children should car -j., . whatever you ould normally wear to church. Don't buy anything class piano at SiC, in both Alma, Mich. "I came to Florida credit classes and in the because of the weather," especially for your mother's funeral. e may live, . Community Services Depart- laughed Miss Hughes. DEAR ABBY: Your recent exchange on how to say no to sex ment. The first 10-week class, in She received her Bachelor's . reminds me of an old story that might bear repeating: Community Services, was and Master's Degrees at the "What'sthedifferencebetweenalsdyandadiplomat? started in the Fall, and Is now Philadelphia Conservatory of When a diplomat says "yes" he means maybe. coming to an end. This class Music, where she studied with When a diplomat says "Maybe" he means no was strictly a beginner's class, Madame Olga Samaroff and When a diplomat says "no" he's no diplomat, with me students unable to Allison Drake, and at the When a lady says "no" she means maybe. even locate a mLIdle 'C' on th" Cleveland Institute of Music, When a lady says "maybe" she means yes. piano. Now, at the end of the 10 with Beryl Rubenstein. At the When a lady says "yes" 's no lady." Teacher Frances Hughes listens In on Pam Jones' WALTER E. BLAXELY: BELOIT, WISC. weeks, these same students are Aspen Institute of Music, she piano playing 4app'S DEAR WALTER: Thanks for a dandy day-brightener. "Old" Is right. But It's still good. . "Missing My Grandchildren." After my husband and I were divorced, I used to take my children over to my in-law's house a couple of times a month. They seemed happy to see me and the kids, but sometimes, I felt like I was Imposing. Alter about six months. I decided not to drop in, but to wait for an invitation. I'm still waiting, and it's bee*i two years. We live In the same part of town and l have a phone. I think jfthey really wanted to see their grandchildren, they would call once In a stiile and ask about them, or ask me to bring them over, or maybe come to visit wears headphones to practice said one, "I never thought I and cui only hcr thenseIve could discipline myself ti playing. "We often listen to practIce, but alter each lesson, 11Y PETE ROGERS 1/ P cachother,andthestudentsare I'm really eager to learn able to learn from each othf'r," more." said MISS Hughes, who moves Another beginner's class will from one piano to another, be offered later in the SprN, giving individualized In- according to Ms. Fay Brake, struction, without disturbing Director of Community Ser. the class practice. vices, as well as the Inter"Electronic pianos are so mediate Class, to begin In practIcal to use when teaching February. More Information groups," she said. "They are an may be obtained by contacting expensive outlay, but there's his. Brake at SJC. - Ii __________________________________________ DEAR SAN: Amen! L. E. LAMB Bad Breath Linked To Other Ailments stetson, Brantley chairman hits. LOS ANGELES ( AP) - The Los Angeles Rams have repOI'ted that 23,022 of the 92,584 tickets for Sunday's playoff game against Washington were unsold at the television blackout deadline, 72 hours before the kickoff. The deadline was 1 p.m., Thursday and a Rams spokesman said the nationally televised game definitely will be blacked out locally. All seats in Memorial Coliseum were being sold on a reserved basis for the first-round National Football League pta) off game. Giant SiaIom Winner l'EIIU, Vt. i Al' Peter Dodge of Burke Mountain came in first Th ursday in the amateur giant slalom Eastern holiday Classic Ski Race at Bromley Mountain. Leith Lende was first among the women in the race, one of the first major eastern skiing events. Trailing behind Dodge among the men were Neil McNL'alus of Bromley; David Cleveland of Dartmouth Outing Club and Eric Wilson of Burke Mountain. Behind Lende among the women were Abby Fisher, Debbie Tarrinelli, Gall Blackburn znd Lyndhall fleyer, all int'inbcrs of the U.S. national ski team. - - S I" ('Ol.L'MIIIA, S.C. AI' — loin Boswell, South Carolina's 6-foot-9 center, may miss th e Carolina Classic basketball tourney tonight and Saturday with a spr ained ankle suffered during a practice session Wednesday. The (;anitorks will face Princ-et.n at 7p.m., followed by th e 1)uke'Louisiana Sta te game two hours later, Sou th Carolina enters th e todrnament with a 2-1 rec ord. Princeton is 4-2.LSU 2-2, and Duke 2-0. Th e championship game Is schedul ed for Saturday 'i. HOS'l'ON A ll Boston University announced today that its rugby team has accepted an invitation to complete in the annual Mardi Gras tournament Feb. 89 at New I )rleans. Terriers conipted a ').1 regular season record and then placed fifth imong 48 teams in the New York SevenA Side Tournament earlier this mt'n th V' ie I) 40 Petronelli, Copeland Matched BOSTON m Al' m - Toni I'ctronelli of East Bridgewater, the U.S. junior welterweight champ, meets Johnny Copeland of Jophmn. Mo., in the feature 12-ro un d boxing bout tonight at Boston Garden. I'etronelli has only one loss in 30 outings Copeland has ''fl l f 1)15 last 11 b kio'ckouts, Soupy To Visit Hockey Ref Retires - I lAM Ii .'f( N, ( )nt lti'k'ret' Hill Frida announced Ins ci iremi men t from the World Hockey Assi mat ion, after 22 '- ,irs a professional tu't'ke) refei ii' kelp qsi as ?oche Over Rosewall V I )N f- V. Australia Australian Tcrs Hi i- he defeated I cuntryman Ken I(i'sew all 6-2, 7-6 in the quarter-Finals of hi' men's sini:lcs in the New South Wales Tennis 'Iianifli'flships centennial chairman, 1BU W.p two y rs. was I_ ion ' ' - -- offen - - = _______ - - - er - - Mexico - '- -- - . - - — ha - w l Hosted By The B I g ' ( u ys early BU In Rugby Tourney Be Aix a Ho day Tournaments ._ DAR Has Party of a - Area Happenings way a - - South Carolina Center Out between the two opening round sinners. my Csh*aii Losers of their first three will be coming off final exams averaged in double figure games this season, the Lake and our practices this week will scoring for two years and again Brantley Patriots have now be very erratic," Wilkes con- leads the team. Leading scorer ___ won two straight and are now in tinued. "We only beat them by 5 For Stetson Is 6-9 co-captain Otis a position to advance their points at Homecoming last Johnsonwhohashitforl6,2ppg record to 3-4 as Apopka invades year. We cannot afford to have average with an 11 per game Patriot Gym tonight. any type of letdown and still rebound average. Tip off is " ,' Chris Butterworth's club hope to win," the head coach 8:30. A prelimary game bethave been scoring at a high rate added. een New Smyrna Beach and especially in its last two outings Conrad, a senior guard and Ocala Forest High School Is against both flames City and captain of the Knights has scheduled for 6:45. Kissimmee. . As expected Ray Bowling has C _> come to life and has led in the Jon Kauffman, 50, Lyman's 6-8 center is about to retrieve rebound against Oak scoring with assistance from Ridge. Unfortunately for the Greyhounds the rebounds were infrequent as the Dan Gabriel, who also has been Pioneers ripped the cords For 68 points compared to Lyman's 11. hitting the 20 point mark recently. Apopka was recently -defeated by the powerful Evans team twice, but did manage to down Bishop Moore and li Leesburg. The Patriots have scored 70 or more points in the last three games, but according to Butterworth, the defense has suffered, B' KEN RAPPOPORT Texas A&M whipped NorthButterworth decided to Jeff Fuhrmann scored 2 AP Sports Writer switch to the new tactics of run western 67-55 Thursday night. points points and Gray Eubank add.! t.s,l,....., C....eL.., ,'..I:t •IIUIIJJMI, .)UJUjjI Calif orn ori ia, In other action tonight, No.3 18 as Old anusnootcturtngthe Lake Wales -- -. Dominion built South Carolina and Kentucky UCI .'i meets ,ø. 11 Memphis w hen the Partlots were l3polnt half-time lead and will be host teams as college State in a down by 15 at the third quarter gle game of na- coasted over Evansville 84-72; basket ball tournaments start tional importance. mark. Georgia Tech withstood a late last-breaking around the counSince then the Pa trio ts have In night's action, rally by Mississippi State to try tonight. used this type of offense. Ray Jim Bocinsk 25-foot jumper post a 64G1 triumph; Tony The Indiana Classic features with two seconds Bowling and Dan Gabriel have , "' maining ' ' in Lawrence scored on a driving STI-.TSO's,'S Ift)sS the nation's second-ranked overtime gave responded to the new se atu a 5-73 layup with four seconds left to team along ith Nebraska and as the coach says bo th ose tate for give r:gnS seem to fit right Into this type of 499th career tate; siers, who ineet Creighton in rces play. et b) Terry Holland hit a 20-foot Jumper = the opening round, are heavily McKts,sjckw'thtwo seconds left Ii'. e seconds before the end of \t.. favored to win their y holi lifted Drake to TONIGHTS GA'slI-S overtime pacing New Orlean s day Feature as are the ot her ov Iowa Sta At'OPKA AT LAKE BRA\ '-, te: ''' to an 88-&i victm.'r) over Wayne Cal, three ranked teams, scored points State and Richard Jones Southern California, ranked F'AIRIEIGH DICKINSON AT or over sparked a second.half surge in No. 7, meets Vanderbilt in a Louisiana Tech 70-60 STETSON am Jim which Virginia Cornfirst-round game while Jack- Ilusam ta llied oints as Rains outscored sonville faces New in Brown knocked ('co'' The Knights of Fairleigh No -theast Louisiana's Indians the Trojan Classic. Dickinson, led by senior captain the unbeaten rinks - 14-.. enroute to an 83-75 victory. Playing in the Carolina Clas, Richard Conrad, will put their sic along with the 14th-ranked undefeated reco rd on the line Gamecocks will be Princeton. tonight In DeLnnd against the ISU and Duke. South Carolina Uattezs of Stetson University. meets Princeton while Duke "Fairleigh Dickinson is one of Faces LW tonight. the outstanding Eastern Kentucky, the nation's 20th. Independents. They will have rated team, hosts the Kentucky the finest defensive team we Invitational. That one pairs the will play this season," states Wihle..Ls with Washington State Stetson head coach Glenn and Oklahoma State agairst Wilkes. -. -, Villanova in first-round games Defense may be the name (if ,.,•, Several other tournaments the game to be played in the r L'"t i it ll .'.l( ,tI I) I( kSO\ 'S ( ONRAI) ill be held this weekend, startEdmunds Center If the Stetson ini a periI of wild holiday a(*statistus this ) ear are am tivit that will run beyond indication. The flatters held Christmas. Marshall scoreless For twelve In the first round of the Day. minutes and alloweda total of ton Classic. Dayton plays Texas only 18 points in the second half -'tech and Clemson meets Laof their gariie cinching the win Salle: an Francisco, host in fir SteLcn 73-53 The hats then --the Cable Car Classic, plays traveled to llerkley For a Michi n State and Long Reach showdown with th (,olden State faces Santa Clara; the Bears and held California to Michigan Invitational Features • only 43 points in the game to F Washington against Virginia take a 5943 win. Tech and Manhattan vs. Mich. Stetson, 3-1, has recorded igan and in the Bi g Sun Tourney wins over Marshall, California at St. Petersburg, Fin., it's and Western Kentucky with the . Mi ssouri vs. Duquesne arid lone loss coming against New • tenne' fleeting Columbia in Albuquerque 9M. The format in all of these Fairleigh Dickinson has beaten : .tournaments will be the same. Buffalo 181-57). Northeastern Tonight's winners advance to 175-63) and Iona Saturday night's finals Far the will meet Montclair State respective tournament cham. Wednesday evening before Pb0nshu1Ps -) leaving For the Friday date with , Tixas-El Paso will meet the flatters, Texas A&N tonight in the finals "Pm particularly worried of the sun Howl. Texas-El Paso about them because our players hIlt '\TIa aF'". WU . aI . beat Miami. Ohio. 72-66, and . - CHORALE BRIEF Tickets Still Available -. "In Action Tonight Rams, Redskins Game Party For TAG _ — L.. SPORTS IN Wit 00 :'fl,j1 Lamphicr and Marian Warren, r DEAR DR. LAMB - Could sometimes require chronic you say something about treatment, often Involving hal.itosis? I've got chronic much more than just postural allergic bronchitis and chronic drainage. sths.I'm on dilymedi of Thelungs are alsoasou -: tione, mostly for asthma. My bad breath from what you eat mouth gets qdtedry from the and rinLManexie think medicine and, according to a bit about alcohol. That some,lttsasowceof air poflu. alcoholic brea th is not from tion. alcoholic beverages in the Recently, I've had some den- mouth. The alcohol is rapidly tal work done. I brush and floss absorbed into the bioodtrcam my teeth and gargle mouth- Then when you exhale, you wash (somom. at work offered blow your boozy breath in oth er me some mou th wash after I'd people's faces. The alcohol In just gone to the ladles' room the blood is released into the lr The Central Florida Ch orale will present a program of holi day music to delight 1l tastes tlght and used some. I also do you exhale. This Is the basis for at S WILL p.m. in th e Saul ord Civic Cen te r. The Chorale, composed of Central Florida women, directed by postural drainage daily. My the drunk driving test used by Julie Bishop and accompanied by Bettye Smith, will present a va riety of secular and sacred numbers lungs are usually carting ex- law e nforcement officers. Now as cess mucus around. I men- you can Imagine that a gallon of PERFORM TONIGHT well as popular holiday music. The concert Is sponsored by Seminole County Mutual Concert ticmed Association. problem to one mouthwash Is not going to do ph ysician and he suggested I anything about th, odor coming use a mouthwash (every five from the blood Circula ting in minutes, maybe). your lungs.This principle holds -7, Any suggestions (other than true for all bad brea th probtelling the supernoses where hems. in charge of Mrs. F E. they can go?) Sometimes I I presume you do can't mel1 (a blessing), and chink if you have bad conducted the sIngrg of I'm 37, female, divorced, and brea th. Smoking uintributes Sallie Harrison Chaptcr, Christmas carols. W the point of becoming a her- infections of the lungs and DAR, held their annual mit. I don't ha ve sweet nothings sinuses, as well as Christmas Party Dec. 13, at the whispe red into my ear, but, home of Mrs. W.L. Carter, with bad br eath in other ways, Ckti1w .1 1UU inel1 tunny. So, while }c4l are wise to pay Mrs. Hagan Jennings and Mrs. W.D. attention to your teeth arid Leahy as co-hostesses. Soupy Sales, nationally £it4it (fLit kit DEAR READER -It Is true mouth, I doubt that is the ,ijj The opening ritual was led by known comedian and star of akspp1it . I(eliva that dental and mou th con- sour ce of your problem in view Regent, Mrs. A.W. Lee, after "What's My Line", will appeal' ditions can ca use bad brea th, of your story. Incidentally, which va rious reports were In e Win r -a.-. th te Park M441 Friday win However, many cases of bad don't forget ti,e tanue. Many given. Cong r atulations were at7prn * and satardayat 1pm. ixth arc on an entirdy dii. people clean the teeth well arwJ extended to Mrs. I.E. free w.L& 14Lt 6t1Uii4118. ' m to the public. . f erent basis and mouthwash by forget that surface of Rounillat on the beauty and Soupy been a regular on the gallon won 't solve the longue may be coated with food spaciousness of the General "What's My Unc" for the past problem Sanford Memorial Library, five years, whi ch has returned psrticies. .f• • You have ilridy Identified Don't lose that wonderful with tlw addition of the new b telcvfsion via syodleiitlon, you gwobLen1 in stating you .sense o(humar.ItwllI make the wings. Mrs. LC. Wildoer, - and has be come a hit for the hive sinusitis and tvonchfths. W. easier even when called second time. Roth the lungs and the sinuses thlngs get, ff you will excuse the attention to the local coolest The amazing popularity Kwt can be sources of bad brea th. word, foul, be ing presently ciinlucted for Soupy Sales bridges th e gulf Both require treatment to 5p4 questions to Di-. original PISYS pertaining to from intellects to teenag'rs. elimlwite the brea th problem. Lamb, In care of this newspa- Sanford's past history. An ex- Ills fans range In Ln 3 to You may need to see an car, per, P.O. Box l.51, Radio City chapter regent pin as 93. What they all !uwe In nw And throat specialist to S',ation, New York, N.Y. 10019. presented to Mrs. Talmadge K. common Is a love 'or Soupy, (jf clear up that sinus cowliUcn, For a copy of Dr. Lamb's Wiley by chapter tr easurer, who has a long list of television If you have a chronic in- booklet on constipation, send 50 Mrs. Stanley B. Pierce, In credits. He han also appeared Ph. 3210180 In ivctif yowltmgs.it needs to cents to the same akiresa behalf of thegroup for ber work several movies, onbr.adwayjri 201 S. ELM AVE. be treated dnd the infection ask for the 'Conatipetlon" U regent the past In The Ace H*rdw!I Bldg.) ea stock and has sevelal record elir,ttd. Chronic infections booklet. SANFORD The Chrisimas program albums. Y _______________________________________ Violetta McKenley outdid herself with the decorations, The Theatre Arts Guild trimming the white table cloths (TAG) of Deltona held a with hoLly and red roses and Christmas party at the All berries, adorning candles with Saints Episcopal Pariah House red satin bows and enhancing Dec. 5, with featured eneach place setting with little taImnert by Prof. green nut cups tied with red Wright of the Theatre tepart ribbons. mentat Stetson University, who Money raised on the sale of lectured to TAG members on tickets of a large "money tree" various aspects of the theatre, was collected for the girls at Prof. and Mrs. Wright, who at McPherson House in Ocala. one time taught at Enterprise Winner of the tree, and the $10 School, have worked for nine adorning it, was Mrs. Claudia years as technical directors in Howell. the educational and ex. Mrs. Joan Loutsenhizer, perlmental theatre at Stetson. general chairman, Introduced Excellent slides of a wide her assistants, Fran Susaman, variety of plays performed at tickets; Mrs. Marcella Mall and Stetson were the backgrou-d of MI-s. Gertte Williams, reser. his remarks on the many valions; Mrs. VI McKinley, problems confronting the deocratlons; Mrs. Christine technical director today' I guess it's because I'm keeping the grandchildren away from c - Although the final score was I)Ut One point the final four the scoreboard. Lyman's Clyde the outcome was already set. gives his team the added lopsided, with Oak Ridge minutes of the period. Althougi Hudson finally converted a field tied. leadership which it lacked winning Its third game by Its there were three quarters goal at the five minute mark Although Oak Ridge's record earlier in the season. IA)NG WOOl) There's an largest margin and Lyman remaining in the game, the but the game had gotten out of is now even at 341, its coach .Scoring honors wcre shared excellent possibility a team Is losing by its largest margin, the outcome was decided at that hand in the meantime with the Wayne Rickman wanted to by three Oak Ridge players as ssured of losing if its largest game did have indications of a time as the Pioneers merely third quarter ending with Oak emphasize its a different team Ed Hamilton, Douglas and point total in a particular close affair at the outset, increased its lead thr&ughout Ridge leading by a 49 to 30 now with the recent addition of Weber oach contributed 10 quarter Is a mere 13 points, Steinke started his tall front for their 25 point victory. count. Willie Dougla 1, who excelled on points apiece, while Lyman was N .,• .. The Pioneers made sure of Lyman High School basketball Wright and 6-8 Jon Kauffman their victory as they went Into a benches in the final quarter as Rickman said th little guard Mike F'cJ)t&k 4ith eight. r team accumulated in the fourth and the combination appeared pressing defense at the end of quarter against Oak Ridge High to be clicking as both players the First quarter on through the School, Thursday at the Lyman dominated the offensive boards as Lyrnan jumped to a 6-3 lead beginning of the second quarter Gym. ie With that high of 13, to a low due largely to second and third as the Greyhounds were unable ----to handle the tactic3, although of nine in the initial quarter, the shots ;it the basket. _________ huth teaiiis scored a low of 11 Greyhounds did assure them. But the success SOOfl beC*flit! points each in the second _________ !;!Ives the distinction of short lived as Rudy Weber of _______ maintaining their streak, losing Oak Ridge canned a Jumper at __ _ _____ that Is, to the visiting Pioneers the half way point putting the As the second half began, Ir _____________ liz_ 68-43 before a sparse crowd. PThneers on top 9-8, and little Lyman could still be considered A àIIk.JJIV .& WIth the loss Rick Steinke's did the Greyhounds know, that in contention trailing only by 10 I-Villan coach Illck Steinke pleads his case to his club is now 0-6, and will be the would tx- the closest they would points at 30 10 20. kmoo, players during time-out against Oak JUdge. only team in the upcoming come all evening. But with five minutes gone Steinke's case was lost as well as the game with the Seminole County Christmas Ii From a 9-8 advantage, the into the quarter, Lyman still Pioneers routing Lyman. Tourney which hasn't tasted a visitors increased its margin to had 20 points while Oak Ridge victory. l-8 as Lyman could manage now had a big 46 registered on other, with students poundlng quick to agree, and are amazed away at the keys with no sound at the amount they have to be heard! Each student learned in such a short time. Decorations them that they,'re.not sending any birthday or Ctristmas cards. Tell that granny who's missing her grandchildren If she wants to see them, she should pick up the phone and Invite her former daughter-In-law and the kids over. If granny gets snubbed In the attempt, at least she can say she tried. SAN BERNARDINO DR. L oPs idéd Loss Handed To Llyman Herald Sports Editor entertainment In a gaily decorated room at Mrs. Dorothy Prazek, Deltona Golf and Country Club president, welcomed members Wednesday evening, 52 and guests: Edna Boyette led In members of the Deltona Lhe Pledge to the FUS; Yvonne Business and Professional Jones gave the Invocation and Women's Club and their Fannette Edwards rendered escorts, enjoyed a delicious U* "Collect" to ham, turkey and beef dinner gathering, with all the holiday FED UP DEAR FED: Go Dutch. DEAR ABBY: I just had to write about the letter from US. . Community Services at SJC, sipected talent in musicians of and of class piano lessons, Miss a!l ages. The course is open to Hughes gives Individualized anyone over 16 years of age. attention to each student. An outsider, looking in on a class of saidThere's no pressure here," Miss Hughes, with piano students, might startled to see two lines of friendly smile. 'This is a fun electronic pianos, facing each class." Students In the class are BPW Celebrate hungry and all she wants is sandwich, so naturally I'm not about to order more expensive lunch than she orders. It's beginning to irk me.She's not hurting at the bank If you know what I mean. How should I handle It? S studied dual piano under hardly any upkeep, and we Vronsky.Babln, and at the don't need nearly as much graduate school at Michigan space for them." State University, with Ernst Full of encouragement and Victor Wolff. helpful hints for her students, An enthusiastic supprter of Miss Hughes brings Club Notes treit, ±e dr cniy cc mirtlni, and then says she's not very — 0 ' DEAR ABBY: A friend and I lunch together about once a week and we've been taking turns picking up the check. I notice that when it's my turn to treat, this friend orders three martinis and a full course meal. But when it's HER turn to — ousy Head Soccer Man ga . 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(AP) contract with the Oakland A's Dutch Overton, who watched when an arbitration panel ruled Catfish Hunter pitch for this Monday that A's owner Charks town's American Legion team 0. Finley had breached the more than a decade ago, was pitcher's contract by falling to talking about America's next make a deferred $50,000 pay. millionaire. ment In the stipulated manner. "Jim was in the eighth J. Carlton Cherry, one of the grade" Ove rton said, "And lawyers In the Ahokje firm during the school recess one representing Hunter, agreed day he and some of his buddies the first round of talks were were throwing a basbali PrIrlly meant to feel out the around, just like they always other sides. lid. Well, he was late getti1sg "We were Just talking, saId back into class and his teacher Cherry, who confirmed the law. ent to the door to fetch him, yers also met Thursday with "Come on in and get some representative of the Boston "We just want to have earning,' she yelled. 'You're Red ever going to make any money the oprtIty to see what they'll do. We're listening now. haying baseball."* Hunter's eighth-grade school. We haven't decid',d what we harm might understand civics wan! yet." Boston was repreltenteJ by P ut she was dead wrong about General Manager Dick conomlcs. Her former pupil, O'Connell; Haywood Sullivan, im "Catfish" Hunter, appe ars vice president for player pern the serge of becoming the sonnel, and John L Harrington. ighest paid player In baseball tt treasurer. istory. And some of baseba ll's Chtrr) said four or five more NU N executives are here or teams were set to queue up in re on their way to this sleepy front of the two-story brick orth Carolina hamlet to help building that houses the law of. Im do t. lice of Cherry, Ch'rry and Catfish-hunting season F'lythe. But he said he couldn't ilr)i ilittu it"; second (Li)' with rcrietiitr Iicl) clubs were least (our tc:uns schduled to scheduled to make their pitches teet with Hunter and his Wyers, all of them itching to One of the teams is the 10w hunter why he'd look Diego Padres, who sent San a con. Ater in one of thlr uniforms. lingent of Vice President-Gen. Two teams met Thursday cral Manager Peter Ravasi, ith baseball's celebrated free Manager McNamara and ten'.. The fn- t cap In theing Bill Posedel,John who holds the title as that of the New York Yanof executive coach, in the hopes es, who were represented by of reeling in the Catfish, yde Kluttz, their director of "We're willing to match any outing. Hunter and Klutz are offer" said Bavasi. "Hut we ci friends, the s' ut naving don't know yet what the market md the p tchcr to a $-'5,00C is. tiny Kroc 1 the hamburger unus contract with the Kansas king who owns the Padres) ty A's in 1964. saId, 'Let's get in ti mldJle of 'They were Preliminary kind this and May there.' And if you talki really," sail Hunter, look at his business, you know 10 was liberated from his he Ineir businisc" I-I Saturday, Dec ' 3*0 (7 51 '79 D*ble. Spc 7: EdyA(,Cvd. Ar'çng Bnitla [areS Jivi 1470 700 360 4 100 I 1 20 2 c.,:n..''a '1 8; 140 10 1 4 I: 5117 60 5)-00 7 S WIth all h Sill 5.1 i7 with all 41 5j THIRD Doubles. Spec. 1: Cacriu Sa'cP'ez 1* 00 1) $( 730 4 — c 'C'i 553 44 el $14$ 30 Dau bl es, Spit. 1: FOURTH Larr. At'.. ).)60 e fTdii. i — .:. • Standings NF Divisio nal AFC 0'v,sona1 ,: P,' .. Miami at Ca1i4nd Sunday, Dec 37 AFC Divisional 5)uflalo at Pit1s.rqr NFC Div$&o*al WUPIIngIOIS at cj, AnQIIS Sunday. Dec. 79 NFC CP.ampi..sbp Site To 54 Ds?,rmIMd NFC DvsLnnai wane-es AFC Championship Ste To Be DetCemined Arc Dvii on al w'nners Sunday, Jan 12 Super I6o*J IX At New O'ltjn (t.''(r.'i AF( ..--- ( amp.or; Moe'day. Jan, 20 AEC NFC Pro Bowl At M,jm, :.t ( ,i ,. . _ _ _ ____ _ _• ' - ---- - _ * - _______ _5'-_ - -- a .. . . -- .. R . ", _-1 ~1 Tr';lI'M I - - Tourney Has Destroy 20 Teams Rangers ' , ' '. -' ow Have Own Flag To Salute T Violence - -. - - - NEW NEWYORK(NEA)_....me roses, TV dinners, frozen that the safety factor was the of our times is hoisted vegetables, computer prime mover. tip! li ke a nervous j ropces and gobbeldygook It began, apparently, In the and veteran Ed Giacotnin with Behind the end zones of most (such as "preseason" games old Memorial Stadium of the 41 shots the Rangers man- pro football stadia today, a instead of "exhibition" games). Kansas City Chiefs In the mid. aged only 16— and waltzed to funny, gauzy fishnet of a flag is It seemed simply another 1960s. At one end zone there was an 11.3 rout of the injury-pta- run up before the attempt of a pseudo-modern way to robotize a platform a bove boxes of gued, rookie-laden New York- field goal or extra point, the populace. That is, they can seats. That platform was ca lled ers with Phil Esposito getting thing netty isbig and look, bu t they can't touch. And Stenerud's Roost, because of three goals and four assists. white and primarily Inspired, it made the leer of football the consistency with which Elsewhere, the Philadelphia like By KEN RAPPOPORT last year's AFC championship Flyers trounced the Toronto lives,a flag of surrender, to save games more of a burlesque than Chiefs' kicker Jan Stenerud's ever, boots plopped. Sometimes, AP Sports Writer game, won by the Dolphins en- Maple Leafs 5-1, the Los Ange. In this case, the lives are More likely, though, his kicks landed in the though, were the route to their second straight lea Kings downed the Washingthose of fans who would hurl apparent pecuniary advanta ges seats below, That's when The National Football Super Bowl title. The Dolphins ton CapItals 4-I and the Pitts- themselves willy-nilly Un. from such a net, as gross as it trouble stirred. The guys in the League's version of Russian are looking for an Instant repl. burgh Penguins and Kansas concerned for life or limb to may be. platf orm, In the stand ing-roomRoulette begins this weekend a' of Larry Csonka's game last City Scouts battled to a 44 attach themselves to an oblong, The frightfully only crowd, began to leap into fast hoist " with the Miami Do lphins shoot- time, w hen he bruised the deadlock, pigskin contrivance thet symbolized our soaring Inth e air to catch a ball. Unforing for a t hird straight world Raiders with three touchdowns The Rangers jumped to a markedly resembles their Elation. Th at one-pound Wilson Innately, they too often landed championship and the Oakland and ll7 yards as Miami won quick 2-0 lead on goals by Rod heath, ball with Pete Rozelle's on the folks below. insteaclofon Raiders hoping to gun them 10. Gilbert and Steve Vickers in the 'Fiw swift hoisting of the signature has gone from $20 to their own pointy heads. down. first four minutes. Then, with fishnet contraption is done to $30 in just five years. Per Oakland's balanced attack eight vetera Soon, someone in K.C. haps ns injured and nine keep the ball from entering the not as big a price devised champions of features a power boost as oil or the fishnet brainstorm. runner The Dolphins, of their rookies in the liflC"UP, they stands and allowing the tauna OWfl sugar or manicures, in Mary Other football clubs were also but subHubbard, who's wilted. the American Conference's ,..,.....JL.l -ft't I,",,, alIn,nfh.., .t.,#inI ,.s.....iksl.-..... Iss.1... .tt. isasiii 'ijuii.i p1ULAWIL5. LA') AflIC3, L( i';aswrn Division, will play inc The Bruins took command sui cide. The species must be Think on It: about 10 balls a for one. People who go to West-winning Raidhtrs Saturday ground this season while wi th four first-period goals, two in one of four NFL playoff leading the Raiders to a 12-2 by Gregg Sheppard, one by preserved if pro football itself is game are booted into the football games are not usually stands. There were 268 games pacifists to begin with. They record this year, best in the Bobby On', his 22nd, and anoth- to survive. games that wil eventually NFL After all, most of these Played last season, including mirror the violence of the termine the king of pro football. er by Bobby Schm.autz. Boston, creatur es, s urpr isingly enough, "preseason" games. At 30 times, and enjoy a lit tle venting The Steekrs will be making a which has outscored 'These games are for winners do not crawl into the stcdia by bucks a ball, that comes to 300 of wholesome hostility. In LA., third straight playoff appear. nents 50-14 during its winning underground routes, bu t i ndeed bucks a game and $80,400 for virtual gangs assembled behind only. 'rue bilUler of the Mimni- iIIKC sshilc the Hula are making streak, rammed home' three purchase tickets, the season. Ever, for the end zones prior to boots, and Oakland game will play for the their first since 1966, when they goals in the first minute of the bountiful NFL, that's more than then ferocious skirmishes The suggestion that the x second period. AFC championship against the lost to Kansas City in a kick in the bucket, ensued. Cops had their hands Ken Hodge tallied 18 seconds 30-foot flag run up by pulleys on survivor of Sunday's match be- American Football League title But most authorities agree bloody full. into the period, Esposito con- poles behind the end zones Is a tween the Buffalo Bills and nected for his 27th goal at 0:45 flag of our times can be seen t Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steel. A I ,r..,.n I].,IfnI,s'. .,..h T)IJI_. lh,,1u. .'aiiq RIW(,7 JT (IOU U1VU ers made the playoffs by win. Ing leader, will carry the ball led Don Marcotte for a 7-2 lead First, by the attempt to tbning the AFC's Central I)Avlsiori most of the time and the hopes at 0:58, the first shot Giacornin wart violence. title while the Bills qualified as of the Bills along with it. saw. Second, by the economic the wild-card team with a 9-5 can I say" asked advantages to the football record behind hfnd Miami's lustrous "It's been pretty tough at Ranger Coach Emile Francis. teams. 11-3. times thIs year, but things are "We're playing all these Third, by Its diminishing of The champion of the National starting to look up now and we rookies and then we run into a like to think that we can go all human Interaction, and Conference and eventual Super team that's playing well. Boathe way," said Simpson, whose therefore increasing plasticity. Bowl opponent of the AFC win-ton is flyIng. We just do the best - .0 Hills earned a wild-card berth An initial response to that ncr will be determined from we can. That's all I can say. four of despite losing their last flag is to lump it in the same among the St. Louis Cardinals, We're lucky we had enough six games. league as artificial turf, plastic Minnesota Vikings, Washington players to use" Redskins and Los Angeles After training In Tulsa, Flyers 5, Maple Leafs 1 Rams. Okla., for three days, the VIk. Bill Barber and Ross 1400" Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT The Cardinals, champions of InktS new home Thursday with sherry each scored two goals as Warm With A the NFC East, will play the Coach Bud (;rant declaring: Philadelphia extended its tia"We are read)'." The Vikings beaten string to nine games Vikings, the Central Division Gnral tide-winners on Saturday, The will have to be to face Cardinal eight wins and a tie. Barber got i,ctri Rams, winners of the West, quarterback Jim Ray Hart, his first goal and Lonsberry 0 ~ collected both of his in the first face Washington, the NFC's who's having his best year. WEATI'IEUTRON Washingt on Cc.ac Gurge period after Toronto took a 1.0 wild-card team, on Sunday. Allen hasn't decided yet on his lead on a score by Brian Super Bowl IX will be held at quarterback. It could be either Glennie. CALLTulane Stadium inew Orleans Billy Khmer or Sonny JurgenPLUMBING a The Flye rs' Bi ll Clement HEATING. INC. on January 12. sen against the Rams, consid- scored in the third period before The contest between Miami ered one of the NFL's weaker Barber netted a shorthanded 3224162 1007 S1 Sanford and Oakland is it rematch of 1031115 zigain.t the pass. gnat. Raiders, Dolphins In A Showdown I.. -; -: - - - _ - f - - - ' . , 1 I. ", - -s NN - ..'.. - '..; - ' - 'r- ' -- - - • 1, - - - . - '5. I - , ,. • - t 4 ..,.I_ - -- ,.,,,,.,•, .,, arn,f ,,, 'jii'..ii , . - ' I' _,,..J LJUiiPIU iU.ir - iL,., " - ' - 41' HEAT PUMP - WALi :i1 - __ _ . . for events during the two-day Hester pinned Seminole's 14 shots past Curt Ridley, who tournament. Harry Sanders; in the l85 class, was making his National Hockey League debut, The Bruins peppered Ridley Numerous Offers SIP CA'aary Bob _ - - Catf ish ' Waiting . THUPSt)tYPlGHT'5PF5uL15 Dubies. p4' Mer.tt'ialt L en, 520 1000 700 EcP'anott.;i 1720 1200 5 'I t :: PATTERSON AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER AY A&',' __ _ Fans 84 ¶rw,' ___ _ _ . A 77 TOURNAMENTS Jnct'i t 17, W III 79 Tr El Pa." 77, Miami, Oho i S T .s Detb't. 5 T N% Wend ,6 Deriley Hotly. 7 8 8 P I Bru ns - Montana $0. Seattle 41 Fresrio St 79, Utah St 8 Cor-r Speed. 7, Scott S tt.Ckv I I i.r' - Baylor 70. Loutiana Tech 40 ,. . ..t '. 64 ELEVENTH — S 16. A - I Atqo Reb1, 2 C M 'i I Cold 3 B,g 800.iee, I Phantoms King, S Cr1 .u'Thfir' . - .4 SOUTH CaPital Asset ..- -.-...- -. Wiley of Oak Ridge won on By The Associated Press Cavaliers 106, Braves 104 Bulls 88, Hawks 80 Points and Jim Price's eight led the final 31 seconds he l ped th e forfeit: in the unlimited class, In the National Basketball Jim Brewer's three-point Chicago's (let Walker and a fourth-quarter Milwaukee Spirits stare off a late Virginia Seminole's Benny Mills pinned Association, the Buffalo Braves play with 3:20 remaining gave Bob Love teamed for 35 points charge, although the Bucks' rally. The Squires, who twice Danner. The Oviedo Uons downed lost a game on defense Wednes- Cleveland a four-point lead and after Atlanta began the game Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led all trailed by 21 points in the first Bishop Moore High School, The Seminole JV's downed day night and the Atlanta the Cavaliers survived a 49. by reeling off eight straight scorers with 28 points, half, pulled within 101-100 with Thursday 44-I1 in a varsity ORLANDO Although Oak Ridge 16-15 with Langston Hawks ropped one on offense, point performance by Buffalo's points. Malt Guokas' 17-loot wrestling match. 42 seconds left. However, BarnSeminole High School wrestlers Menefee, Willie Callaway and In the American Basketball Bob McAdoo, Brewer, Bingo jurrper with 4:40 left In Kithb 117, Kings 113 es drove for etting the Benny Mills and Mike Hartwig Kevin Kirkpatrick g Bill Bradleeand Walt Frazier clinched the a basket and then Association, the Kentucky Colo- Smith and Steve Patterson ond quarter put the Bulls ahead The winners for Oviedo were victor)' with two rema ined unbeaten, Oak Ridge win. nels had trouble because combined for 16 points in the for good 34-32. They led at the scored 27 points apiece to offset Nash, Cox, Willis, Gould, I ree throws. downed Seminole 36-24, they've been playing too often final minutes to give the Cay- half 42-38 and with 4:l8remaln a season-high 3$-point performI, Meyers and Devries with ,. ance and the Denver Nuggets had alters the winning edge. by KC-Omaha's Nate Arat the winners gym Bishop Moore being Beatty, Thursday ing In the third quarter had Wi the With th problems low, be cause th chltald as New York broke a ey ha coach Roger ven't Hill, Schact, Philips, Saunders biggest lead of the nigh t, 61-44. i is th team be en playing enough. e-g now 0-3 wi th re ame losing streak. and Knowes. Walker had 18 points and a date tonight In the Lyman Before you get further conlove 17. Atlanta was led by Star. 105, Spurs 100 Invitational Tournament, fused, here are the basic NBA John Drew with 18. Moses Malone scored 23 In the 98 pound class, Sims facts: Cleveland Cavaliers 106, The Hawks mIssed 10 of 18 points and grabbed 25 rebounds decisioned Seminole's Fred. Buffalo 104; Chicago Bulls 88, foul ahot,s. to pace Utah. The rebound figCash; the 105 class, Ward Atlanta 80; Milwaukee Bucks Colonels 125, Nuggets 107 we A, was the 19-year-old rookie's 112, Phoenix Suns 108; New decisioned Seminole's Terry ArtisGilmore's23 pointsa nd " t" hart; in the 112 class, S1T1IUI York Knicks 117, Kansas Citya hot-shoo ting third quarter en- 19 Points for th fs e Ss while A total of 20 tea ms are ex. pinned Seminole's Mark West; Oma ha King 113. By The Associated abled Kentucky to snap Den. George Gervin, Donnie Freeu pected to take part In the Grey. In the 119 class, Ra msey pinned In the ABA, it was Kentucky The New York Rangers ver's nine-game winning man and James Silas each had hound Invita tional Wrestling Seminole's Larry Williamson; III, ,7 per cent In the first period 125, De nver 107; Utah Stars 105, streak. 20 for San Antonio, 1 J Tournament beginning tonight in the 126 class, Clayton Thursday night to a mere 28.6 San Antonio Spurs 100; St. Louis Bucks 112, Suns 10$ Spirits 105, Squires 100 at the Lyman Gym. Action decisioned Seminole's Rick BOB McADOO per cent for the Boston Bruins. Spirits 105, Virginia Squires too. Rookie Gary Brokaw's 10 Marvin Barnes' four points in WALT FRAZIER begins at 6:30 pm., then Bryson; In the 132 class, Cirer In basketball, that might resumes tomorrow at 10 am. decisioned Seminole'; Bill have been all she wrote. In with the finals slated for 8p.m. Sanders; in the 138 class, hockey, statistics don't always Winter Park, Bishop Moore, Seminole's Mark Stev!ns tell the story. N Colonial, Evans, Boone, Day. pinned Holmes; In the 145 class, While the Rangers connected tons Mainland, Oak Ridge, Ly- Seminole's Tony Davis pinned on two of the three shots they 1111) man, Seminole, Deland, Edge. Allen; in the 155 class, fired at Boston goalie Ross water, Jones, Leesburg and Seminole's Mike Hartwig Brooksin the opening 20 min- 1 -\! Pratt 61, VCShIVI" 50 New OtItari 6$. Wayne Si $4, flT SOUTHWEST Ada m f. 67. Ti:. Arlington Perfecta 4251 - Braves, Hawks Lose Differently : Ti .% ( ; TENTH-3116.P- I, 5h4rl',4l . B J Charity, 3. Mixed .k'?, 1 Sand, - - - 11 ATTE.11SON AS A FOOTBALL PLAYER - flarge N; ia.' .' .- . _____ WE Cage NINTH — S 16.0- I. KSDOrCaS, 7 "lico. 3 Montague Wings. 4 Silver Sp;ce.S OromuttDnM,k,6 Beckl.y Lotty. 7 Fs$ Dooley. I FreddIe Ala! .. , _____ 3 ' , -/ - Bro*n 79, Georgia 75 Citadel 90, Rochester Tech 60 McNeeje 51 76, SE L 72 Gegia Tech ii. Miss $ t 61 MIDWEST DePaul 75, San Jose fl, OT Drike 63. fowa St 64 Kent 51 71. Ball St. 61 Old Dominion Ii, Evansville - _______ - C? at 64, 1. Margie '.'anp 7 Burt Barge, 3 Montague ',''drlff. 1. L I s Dannetta. S % 'tcli'fe Hor*y. 4 Madrson MulAil, 7 Ctreme Charger, $ Mara h, Montague Leatttir, 4 Boøjm, 7 M,necla Samoses. • _ 4, _________________ ,-'- t. By The AsSociated Press EAST EIGHtH —) 16. C ,p ____ 1 I cores A .1 '5 Tip, I Arhorman S P. Manaaalay. 6 F Imloving. 7 , Frlen John, I Dusty Keen 7 . 5*.. . PhiIad&pr, Boston City Omaha College SEVENTH-514,D —1.) A Saul. S 4 -r - f1ror.sn. 2 Montague At.4urrn. 3 (4 3, -. HO,slO. - C -. . Seminole Cl Omaha Los Angeles ? Proeni. Detroit at Portla nd Sundays Games New Orleans at Milwaukee p'orllarid at Los Angeles Detroit a? S ea ttle King SIXTH I. Lln&ey WillIam,2. Callaway Sam,). Brutus.I Island Drifter. S. G.M,'s Not Again, I Bertley Smiley, 7. 8 I. Mary Etta - - Oviedo WinsPioneers Dow fl Chicago at Cleveland Golden State at Kansas FIFTH-514.O—) Nod.akAce, 7. Spunny's Jet, 3. so Eads. Red. S Llssy, 8. CaI,co Dcli, 7. MaditS.atch, S Little Shot. Qu,ti;rla Pe-e-t .-, 1 ,- if Saturdays Games BoSton at Now York Houston at Atlanta Phlladilphia at Washington Fereveq, I Carol's Nancy. S Whar 7h Catch. 6 Ks Question. 7 r,0 Fre Eckert, I. Eugene If 'It.- to 'i;ii; t he basketball inquiries, but which sport will the talented senior pick? cago Diftoit at Los Angef Hasty Flyer FOURTH —5 16. C - ,' Won' t G Home A gainn Lake Brantley are scheduled pinned Newton; in the 167 class, utes. the Bruins whipped four of THIRD-5.16,M-11 K'sOlicPj, JaCs CP*yen,, 1 Ghost Cttasjpr. 4 Leaving Out, S. Leonard S1LInnf, 6 Montigv Mead,, 7 LdyI Boy, 3 MinioLa Wirriton, 3 a Orleans Washington • 7 f '- - 11 13 36 18 State Golden ,. K .0 s Coley. I - CnIca00 U. Atlanta 60 Cleveland 108, Buffalo 104 Yor5. 11?. Kansas CII Omaha 113 Milwaukee 117. Phoenix 10$ Frlday'i 6ames Atlanta at Buffalo SECOND 0 - L L's Ivory. 7 Slit Shannon. 3, Violet Haze. 4. Poor Little Rotin. S Wauneta, 4 Debbi GIbson, 7. 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I .---. - ____________ 47.r - - 'I By The Associated Press 400 3 ' '#'- TU!I ., , pointnients continue, wanting his services as a college football player, but Patterson will sit back and as he says, "I'll listen to V __ _ - - explained. . ttoth football and basketball. ___________ 5/ 4 . b - NBA 1-16. C. 3 169 Pt9gy Raider Stinson , By ERA BERKOW Intimidated even the polIcç and ran the nelghborhocxj. They CHICAGO ._(NEA) — Hedoesn'tevenlikecoiiping back home had a even technical,s for Porter. "They hold grudges, they say they don't, legitimate businesses. Porter remembers that the but they do," anymore, to his old neighborhood In Chicago, to the town where he Rangersfew he says. once tried to recruit him. He was threatened If he did not was born and grew up, where he literally fought the rats and "And the awful thing Is that the referees can kill your career." the ShOW up at a meeting of theirs. He didn't. "But th ey gave me some gangs for survival, where he always knew when It was noon He says his foulin g has hurt him in his contract negotIations. air because I was a basketball player," he says. because th at's w hen slaughter-time be gan and e th stench from His He got m e or th reatenin g letters when he would play at neigh. not employers counter that since he Is on the bench so much, he is th e nearby stockyards fill ed his nostrils and lungs. wor th as much, boring schools. "You'll find a bullet hole In Kevin Porter does not lire In Chicago anymore. He Is a your head If you show up to play Hyde Park," Letters like that. He played. He earitj $50,000 a year In salary, easily th e lowest paid sta rte r professional basketball player with the Washington Bullets, and on his team by about halt (Elvin Hayes, for example, makes There was dope on the street, murders before his eyes, whores. lives with his wife and two-year-old son, Kevin the Second, in a Recently, a high school teammate of hi about a quarter of a million dollars a season), "And I'm probably s was sent to prison for manicured Washington suburb. armed robbery, the lowest paid regular In the league," says Porter. When he returns here, he comes to play at the Chicago Stadium, Porter, however, survived. And flourished. "We've had some negotiations for more money, but they have a long way in many ways from his alma mater, IlLs background was DuSable High not his only handicap. He is also short, a wiry 5-10, the second not been too good, so I'm playing out my option." `hool, an old ghetto school of burnt brick and broken windows. shortest player in the NBA ("I got Calcin Murphy by about an DuSable is only a few blocks away from where Kevin grew up, on Porter was in the tiop 10 In assists In the league last seasonaI and inch," said Porter,) 7th and Wabash. Recently, a Chicago newspaper Sunday is a double-figures scorer. He is an exciting player, s he This Is his third year in the NBA, and none of it has been easy, magazine ran a story about 47th Street, entitled, "The Me an est penetrates, has a funny and, goose-step fake, but also is erratic at lie played little his rookie year, but hung on with the club. Last times Street In Ch icago." wi th passes and shots, as well as wi th temper. Yet Elvin season he saw much more action because It was th at way from th e time he was born until he left guard Archie Clark Hayes calls Porter the "key to our home In he ld out In a contract squabble fc*' ha lf th e club." And the club now may season. 19611 to accept a basket ba ll scholarsh ip at St. be the best in basketball, Francis College In And Porter has realized that his temper and the referees's Loreto Pa, "And for all that," says Porter. "I'd like a lot more money, At whistle were incompatible. He had nine tec "I wanted to get as far away from home as I could," he hnical fouls called least as much as the other guards are getting. I'd like to buy my against him last season and led the league with 319 personal fouls parents tnday. "And I hated coming home for vacations and swnmers. some furniture, now, too." And he smiles his kind of side. fouled out of 14 games, second in th e league In th at dreary The longer I was away, the more I realized that life there was like theouth smile, category). Murphy, interestingly, was second in most personal a concentration camp. Last summer he bought a house for his family, his (ath:r fouls, wi th 310. "Stores boarded up, broken glass instead of grass, roaches and latwer i and mother (a housewife), five younger brothers and one "We're agg ressive and quick," said Porter, in the locker rats a nd dogs c he wing on my lit tle brot he rs and sisters. room younger sister (whom he is helping through coliege). Th It was drying off his mustache and goatee e house after a recent game. "So the ridiculous, I hated it. refs watch us more. They don't think we can guard the bigger has four bedrooms and is several miles away from the meanest "But maybe it's got even worse. I mean, I thought when I was guys without hacking Street In town. th em. But they are wrong." growing up th at people were nicer, From th e stockyards' th ick stenc h in his nose to the tie is struggling, he says, to gain "a maturity" and referee's He reincrnbers, too, th e Blackstone Rangers, a local gang, th not stare skirting whistle in his cars, th at house is monument to at malevolently at th e refs,a practice which has resulted In Kevin several Porter's genius for survival. - 5 1 6. C, 31.34 300 Ketchum 13 00 720 I kCSBuoy 460 7 Qulne4a (I 1) $29,0 Perfecta 13 1) 132.50 - longer TWELFTH, Doubt,i, Spec 7: Chucio Miguel 220.) 9 00 7V ArCcPt1ain 9 00 bc AIiyi Mencha I 7 6C Qvin;ia (I 5) III 10 Ptrftcta (3 1) 112370 ig with 15)646660 A 2.4fl. Handle SI06.t,5, - - as well as maintaining his ciasaroom studies are too Seminole County doesn't have any notable sign-ups yet, but "Just because 1 had a good football season, and got all the its leading runner this past season, Oviedo's Clennie Patterson, publicity, I still have to be honest with myself, I want to prove to surely belongs on that list as a major college recruit, but ac- myself I can play basketball," he concluded. cording to the 64, 205 pound Patterson, his name won't appear on Although Patterson sala he does receive encouragement from that list yet. You see, the talented Oviedo senior wants to play IllS parents, the decision is entirely his, but he explained that basketball in college, therefore, he isn't signing his name to any sonic of his acquaintances feel he can make it in football. lettl'rofmtentfor the purpose of playing college football Oviedo plays the 1-3-1 type offense and coach Dale Phillips The mail at the Patterson home addressed to Clennie is stresses the run and shot tactics, which is to the liking of Patgrowing, but Florida ar.d Georgia Tech as well as Bethuneterson. , lookman have pe rsonally sent representatives to Pattersons spo ege but as home and Miami is planning todo the same. long as the school plays a major schedule, employs run and shot Anir tlic tticr sch ools desiring his services cithcr on the tactics, and most of all has a good acadeniiic standing, (Patterson basketball court or on the football field, are Dartmouth from the is an above average student), he'll be happy. Ivy . League, West Point, Villanova and Washington State. But in the meantime, the phone calls, letters and ap. Of that group. Patterson said only Georgia Tech wanted him 670 6*0 2 Cacho Altu Oulnela (3 5) 1.3 2 ) Perfecti IS 2) 6)11 00 EIGHTH 5-li. A. 3141 Riv Doll $10 $00 3*0 6 Touch Of Hope 2510 9.10 6 GM '%T*4)ytUn 660 7 Ovinlelp (6*) $ 151 *0 Per (itt. (6 I) 1751 60 TENTH much. iiauan1a. 140 7 60 310 S Negul Pinion - (3 41 59 390 - I 1 n basket all since his The Southeast Conference and the major Independents childhood, he admits he really hasn't devoted that much time to foi'tbalI powers have recently revealed their respective lists of the sport since his participation in football leaves him little ti me nigh school seniors, who will be attending their particular schools for preparation prior to the season. "I haven't given basketball next fall. As usual the group ('1 Florida athletes being recruited is my all, but it's my first lore." extensive and most have decided upon the state powers such as Pro aspirations are de fi n ite l y in Pattersrn's future plans, but Miami Florida or Florida State or the SEC and most notable as a basketball player, NOT football "you can pIn) basketball it h sio 410 2 1 10 NINTH d major sports Altho u ghaerson Pa ersonsI.parucipau.i u. - Cathy Cat SiPoy Lane K'S Trouble • Perfect& (I 2) S1103 50 SEVENTH Doubt". Spit. 2: cui Sanch: 000 960 320 2 MechaIi Arana 14 20 520 AItM Alberdi 3 10 6 Onrta (7 3) 535 5() Pifircta Ui, aD EIGHTH Doubles. Spec. Sala Aguirre 15*0 Sand Ramon 480 140 4 Domingo Larrea 300 2 0una (3 4) 641 60 P erfecto - flg. By PETE ROGEIth Herald Sports Editor tt NCOUi Miguel Larri ?arre 5.16. M 3 171 THIRD Yelteq Beer SOC 2 60 240 1 - Doubis, Spec. - sata P,rz Oviniela (7 1) 511 Perfect. 1 2) 52190 FOURTH . P -F'-- Pattersonus t J Listens Fermin Aquirf e 20 jo 9 00 9 00 6 54(6 60 1 63 3 Sala Al lu 1 .0 7 Qu'ncLa (3 6) 555 20 Perfecta (6 31P 5176 50 760 360 230 Daily 0obI NINTH -I ~rj :!~O mvftv~ 1 Daily Double Ill A) 170S 20 FIRST. 5 1611. jl.31 G'Ifport Bob 600 500 2 SO % Lu s ty 1'e4?enant 6 X 2 50 7 Ju ne6 Bath 3 40 • Ovinlria 125) $31 W SECOND . - Results THURSDAY NIG"T'SRESULTS SIXTH Footba II Scouts Call; - _______ Criss Fran . 0 ________-_-_ , Q % I -. " - Friday, Dec. 20, 1974 1111111000M Dog -. a .iiI4U4 ihuiiViiIViO, " . ..' • . aw �61 4 8-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 20, 1974 ___________________ jjof!ce jjNotice I't0t1 True And False May Stump You ________________________ Legal Notice THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. aIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL dR. SECTION I.) CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. i.t.t Public Notice feet and a central te, Addrefl 724 DoverwOod IN THD CIRCUIT COURT OF THE p CIVIL ACTION NO. 742Itt.CA.I3.0 PROBATE DIVISION PtjbI; P'crebyg'ntfl 7 degreea 33' 07" and a Of Roid.FecnPark, FIo,id,AcreaUe angte EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SYLVESTER RANDALL, SR. and CASE NO. S'aleci Prorxsmls ilI ber.'ceived by dislanci of 137.11 feet to a po4nt of 13 acre ROSSIE 1. RANDALL, his wife, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Estate of the City of Sanford, Sanford, tarçent, thefxe South lldegree$ 34' 7). Lot 13 - Owiet: Paul Sam COUNTY, FLORIDA PIainti:fs, CAROLINA C!RESOLI, on, hereinafter called the City. feet thence North Sammoos, his moos and Lo'ii " East for NEW YORK (Al') CIVIL ACTION NUMBER 7l'170at tp onic of the City Manager, DeCeased. %' 3$" Wilt fOr 71157 wIfe, Address: 225 Dov,rwOOdRO4d, degnili ANTHONY n CA.13A EENJAMIN and aI that could UnNOTICE OF FINALRETURN That Is the observation of CItY halt. P.rt A.cnj, Sanford, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: 13 feet to the begInning. - Owner: IN RE: LAKE HOWELL WATER BENJAMIN,hI%WII. E, .1. dermine some of your favorite Yale fl1ch, publhr c the Florida, until 7:30 EST C 4flUary HAPRELL, JESSIE H. BRATLEY. ANDAPPLICATIONPON VIctor 1. SmIth, Incorporated, acre ANDRECLAMATIONDISTRICT.A DISCHARGE , l9?S. for theotructnof a 4171 GARAGE aumptlon 74. Søuth 75 feet ot Lot 27 and the Address' 140 CIrcle Drive. Mailland, PolitiCal SUbdi VISIOn of THE STATE Stork nader's Abanac. EQUIPMENT COM Alt pecson ie hereby notified that OF FLORIDA NOh 3 ftt of Lot 26 - Oer: F!orida. Acreege: 101 acres sq tt aoition to te existing City PAv, a ditiolved corporation, L. te undecsignd as Execor Of said —During the past six years —The Arabs can take over a). Ftc Stat.jn at lath Stieet Richard W. Bradthaw and Sana o. The following described NOTICE OF HEARING WEATHFRS and ROSE E. estate, has completed the ad. the faStest-rising expense for init any American company' French Avenue in accordanceInd withPWEATHERS, THE OWNERS AND ALL M. Brauthaw, his wife, Address: 22$ property being located in Highland those lI%ing a "conortable" It's unlikely. Thie, there are drawings, specifications, and ministration thereof and ha' filed in PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE Yarmouth Road, Fern Park. Unit No. s. as shown by Plat Defendntt said coot his fit' return and ap. procedural documents prepared by Florida, Acreage: I) acre thereof recorded In Plit Book IS. LANDS CORPORATE, NOTICE OF SUIT AND standard of living was for food, many companies that the oil, the Engining Department of the icatn for distharge. Objections OTHER PROPERTY IN AND 73. Lot — Owner: Edward V. Page 57, Of the Pic Records of TOQUIETe,TLE False. The answer Is taxes, producing nations could afford Iherfo, if any, tnotjld duly filed. ADJACENT TO THE LAKE Flouf and Mary C. Finuf, h wife, .eminoii County, Fa Ida: of Sanford, hereinafter called IN TIE NAME OF THE STATE OF After filing proof of publication HOWELL WATER MANA(EMENT Address: 7)1 Yarmouth Road, Fern the Engineer The federal government to own, but whether they can City . Lot 1 — Owner Richard F FLORIDA' showing this notice has been In QeraI, the project inCludes DISTRICT AKA LAKE HOWELL ParL Florida, Acreage: 13 acre Mason and .ioann H. Mason. his TO THE DEFENDANTS. AN regularly Issues Its estimates of acquire them is an entirely dif. the Construction of a masolvy THONY BENJAMIN and published once a week for four WATER AND RECLAMATION 26 Lotfl- Owner: William Birch wife, Address: 307 Lhmond, Fern BESSIE conseciy weeks, the matter of how much money Is required to ferent matter, DISTRICT, A POLITICAL SUB. Frazier and Penny B. Frazier, his Park, Florida, Acreage; ' acre structure toStation connect and match the BENJAMIN. his wife, if alive, and approval of said return and the DIVISION (F THE STATE OF w,f, Address: 2:S Yarmouth Road, eiis?in Fire with: live on tow, interTnediate and 7. Lot 2 — Owner: Donald L Moreover, E. J. HARRELL, If alive, and ordering of di5ttibtI a 32 6" x of said Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: FLORIDA. pan. arid Lynda 0. Payne, his comfortable budgets, or stand. Arabstyle,(ortetiuiebejngat tnded roof, concrete 24' 6" buIlt and JESSIE H BRATLEY, ii alive, estate wIll com' before the court. blockup dor You and each of you are hereby Er, wife, Address' 503 Maid OThe Mist their unknown spouses if ards of living, S JOnn Alexander least, to invest for the short mitory, to match anti notified that fl.Lot-own":JeeVan Drive, Fern' Park, Florida, to the married, and if dead, their rep. ROBERT M. As Executor of said estate. northeast side of existing Fire Gundy and Gait Marie Van Gundy. Acr?age ' acre In 1967 It estimated that $13,. term, although several real RICHARDSON, KENNETH 1. FRY c1lv, unknown heirs, devi5, T. Huten Ray and WILLIAM J. GILDART, as all hit wife, Address: 711 Yarmouth 3 Lot 3 — Owner: Ralph E. Cot 100 was needed for a IGur-mem. late purchases have been Station Building. legatees, assignees, grant,es, Attorney for Executor Road, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: of the members of the Board o trill and BonnIe CottniIl, his wife, b Built up and bonded roof, lienor, creditors and trustees, or Post Office Box 2239 her family - mother, father, made Concrete block Structure which any and all persons or pan$i ServIsors of Lake Howell Water 13 acre Address: 113 Maid 0 The Mist Sanford, Florida 37771 girl of 8 and boy 13 - or $5,100 The stock market 1 Lot 3$ — Owner: New ViSta Management District, formerly . incluct's training and fire prevention claiming by. through, or under or Publiih: Nov. 29, Dec 6, 13, 20, 1974 Drive, Fern Park, Florida. S l kiown as Lake Howell Wate and Construction Company. Inc.. a than In I4. areas, Chief's and Assistant Chief's against saici respective named DEH 1P Acreage: '.. acre likely to be a deterrent, If word off ices and restroom (approx 9)0 Defendants, and each Of them; and Florida corporation. Address: 2470 Reclamation District, has filed in 4 Lot I — Owner: Reinhold A breakdown &t this $5,100, circulates that the Arabs are sf1 Also a .*S'O"x 24'O" buiItu GARAGEEQUIPMENTCOMPAN Fieldingwood Road, Maitland. INVITATION TOBID the office Of the Circuit Court of Frickel and Anne Frickel, his wife, '' h1ade by the Conference Board, interested in a company 't Florida, Acreage: 1.3 acre tnc1eg root, Coixrete block • diSsolved corporation, and L. P Notice i hereby given that the S.eminoleCounty, Florida,a petition Address: iii MaidOThe Mist nstructedclass(m,hoSas,orjge WEATHEkS and 29. 10112 and 43 — Owner: Hew City of Casselberry of Seminole praying Said Court for permission Drive. Fern Park, Florida, a private research organ- conceivable the prices will ROSE E Vista Conitruction Company, Inc., a na mechanics area as indicated on WEATHERS as the las' known County, Florida, Will receiye sealed to, after proper notice and puhlic Acreage: '. acre Izatlon, shows that 282 per cent shoot through the roof, the plans; Florida corporation, Address: 2470 director arid trustee of the said bids up to 3:00 PM, W.onday, hearing thereon as the boundary . Lot 6 — Owner: Gary B. Hem goes for taxes, 27.8 per cent for Finally, the attempted takeoFieldlngwood Road, Maltlanct, c. A 70 sc ft. addition to existing corporation, and the unknown January 6, 197$, in the Casseiberry lines of said Lake Howell arid Sharon C). Heendon, his food, 20.3 per rent for housing, ver of a 1arg U.S. cooration communications room Water and Florida, Acreage: 1 3 acre Reclamation City Hall. Casseiberry, Florida for assignee's, successors In interest wIfC, Address iOt Maid 0 The Mist ti a" cnnt;nLus reinforced con Ostrict be extended 30 North 70 fec? t Lot 47 and the SIOCkhObder, and ttUSte f' r. Ore, i,'ri 78 p'r cent hir c!nthing and tuld 'Sr' Wat Mctcrs, ri?e .';par,ts sclf)feating. 1any South 5 feet cI Lot 48 O*ner: to nIuUe the lands described $pccticatoons may be obtaned lIc.r wilti bat iot parties ciaimln by, through, under ' acre personal care, and 1,9 per cent companies have contracts with ttilrig as indicated on the floor or against saio corporation or said from the City Manager, Cassetberry herein visdch were not described by. Bruce W. Flower and Linda 5. Acreage: 6 Lot s — Owner: Harold M plan; for other needs, Flower, his wife, Address 3319 City Halt, Casselberry, Florida The last known directors and trustee's of d Included in, the Petition and Green and Belte ,). Green, his wife, the Department of Defense, e 1" contInuous ncre'te slab said City reserves the right to accept corporation; and all persons decree of the Court incorporating Magulre Boulevard, Orlando, Address 407 Maid 0 The Mist An explanation Is needed: which cannot transact business floor in areas as indicated on the parties and Florida, Acreage: 1.3 acre Piaving or claiming any in. relict any or all bids. Lake Howell Water Drive, Fern Park. Florida. This hefty tax rise, says the with a company controlled from flOOr plan. Harry H, 31. North 1 feet Of Lot 2$ and South terest by, throug!, under, or against Reclamation District, and that this Acreage: '.. acre board, isn't primarily due to abroad. 71 feet of Lot 76 — Owner Richard f. All eiIstin rofs shall be any of the above known or unknown City Manager Court grant permission for the 7. Lot 7 — Owner: James Otto rerouted as noted on Detail Sheet persons or parlij, and all pers F. Downham and Linda hi. City of Canelberry, amendment of "The Water Crowl and Sandra Crowl, his wife', If this situation actually de- ( 53). Pie, prlies having or claiming t Management Plan" and, that the Downham, his wife, Address 7 Address )D Maid 0Th, Mist additional Income needed to veloped — that is, ti-st ti eg 37' 6" 4'6" mansard roof inor haveanyright.titleorinterest intp,e Publish: r. 20. n. 1971 Court appoint three commiuionert Yar'nouth Road, Fern Park, Drive, Fern Park, Florida, meet higher prices has pushed fense Department withdrew all the front of the Fire Station as Iri following described lands lying and DElIS Florida, Acreage: 13 acre . provided under the provisions Acreage: t.. acre on the Elevation Plan (SI); beirig in Seminole County, Florida 37 Lotfl less the North 1 31 feet— families into higher tax track- Its business — the price of the cicated Section 29530 of Florida Statutes, I. Lot $ - Owner: George W Etectric100ampco,,rvice tO wit' ' NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR 1961, as amended. to appraise the Owner: Walter H. Wagner and June et.s. BantaandhiobynW Banta, his wife, Arabowned stock most likely nitPlouttet. fixtures and service as land that may be taken and for M. Wagner, his wife, Address: 733 Lot 131 of MIDWAY, R. C. Max. VACATING AND CLOslN(. AN Address: 01 Maid O.The Mist indicated; —The course of the stock wcxiJd plummet. And that ALLEY rights of way, holding b4$Ins or Yarmouth Road, Fern Park, well's Subdivision of the SE '. of SE Drive. Fern Park, Florida. I. Thr'e 17' 0" x iI'O" quick Open ' of Section 32, Township i South, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida, Acreage 13 acre market In January foretells Its pect Is unattractive to any In, otherwc%kandto.ssenthebeneflfs Acreage: '. acre electric overheeci doors complete Range 31 East, according to plat B. The following described You will take notice that Ihe City and damages to any or all lands, course for the rest of the year. vestor. , I,t - Owner: William H v,ith hardware and appurtenance tfieceof recorded in publIc highways or other property property being located in Greengate Phat Book i, Commission of the City of Sanford, S1uman and Margaret R. Shuman. It seems to be so. There l.s some likelihood also tied into existing building (capable page 41 of the Public Records of Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M on whether presently within the Estates, as shown by Plat thereof hiS wife, Address IC'S Maid 0 The manual operation, lw head room, Seminole' County, Florida recor January 13, 1915.. in the City Corn ifl Flat Book 16, Page 17 Of Based on whether the Stand. that the government would act of Dstricta%heren prayed, and unless ,j5t Drive. Fern Park, Florida, ra.jmurn height), mission Room at the City Hall in the the Public Records of Seminole You and each of you are hereby you ShOW cause to the contrary ard & Poor's composite Index is to prevent such a purchase, Acreage 14 acre inty, Florida Two 17' 0" I)' 0' Quick Open severally notifleV that SYLVESTER City of Snforo. F lorlaa, will con twenty days alter the 10. Lot 10 — Owner: Michael F up or down in January, the . perhaps on the grounds of na- tlettric overhead doors I. Lot RANDALL, SR. ROSSIE L. sIder and determine whether or not publicdtlon of this Notice as ii -Owne.': Anton Schmidt Zelanes and Sharon M Zelanes, his the, City wilt th hardware (capable of manual RANOALL,hiS wife, havefiledfheir and Stephania Schmidt. hit wife, close, vacate and re(ltJired by law, the prayer of said wife. AddreS: Ill ?.taid 0 TM Mist followed suit in 21 of the past 25 Industry, maximum heIght), in arid to an Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and public eaSt west alley OWNERS OF RECORD OF LAND Park, Florida, Acreage: 13 acre Acreage' ' acre k. Air cOndiflonets, heating and For Seminole County, Florida, lying between 17th Street and 11th 7. Lot 6 Owner: William E. WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND OF E. The following described other mechanical equipment as Street and between Oak Avenue and LAND CONTIGUOUS THERETO Brinkman and Bonnie L. Bririkman, property liet within Section 17, and each of you as rxlicated. Park Avenue, described hiS wife, Address: 111 Graham Defendants to Quiet the title of the as foliowt: A. The following described TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East 1, s' * i" is' a" plus Or minus walk Plaintiffs to the above described That certain alley between Lots Road, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: property beIng located in English 1. on Southwesterly right of as indicated on Parking Plan (57); real property located In Seminole thrOugh 43 and Lots 4$ through 1.3 acre Woods, First Addition, as shown by way of St. Rd 434. 570 ft Sanford Heights, PB 7, Pg ga. Plumbing, complete, as In County, Florida, the abbreviated 3, Lot 7 — Owner: Jerry Wade i,lat thereof Piat Book 17 Southeasterly of intersection of St dcated, • • Persons interested may appear title of which page iS of the Public Records oi McCalvin and Joan Lynn McCalvin, is entitled Rd. 436 and Hwy 17 97, run South Interior and exterior doors SYLVESTER RANDALL, SR. and and be heard at the time and place his w;fe, Address: 1)3 Graham Seminole County, Florida westerlyat right angle to rd. 300 ft. I I'll 11 ') ICK omple$e as descrihed in door ROSSIE L. RANDALL, his wife, . specified, ). Lot 17 -Owner: Ralph Thomas Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage; Southeasterly prallelto rd 300cc? Scheduleandindicatedontheplans. ANTHONY BENJAMIN, 1.3 City Commission ot the acre Stone, Jr and Carmen N. Stone, his et al PIorth,asterly to ed. 0 ft. Nor LOS ANGELES (AP) - He envisioned the messages City of Santorci, Florida Built up roof with bar joists Detenciants, and you, and eath c, I. Lot)- Owner: Howard For wife, Address: 210? Dakota Trail, thwiterty along rd 300 feet tc. '0" 0 C. By: H. N. Tamm, Jr proposed apparatus you, are hereby required to serve a moot Haug and Ca'hcrine T. ifaug, Maitland, Florida 32730. Acreage Don't be surprised If you see of nationaj advert.scrs ador- "ocr area,over (less road)-Ower Klmzay of City Clerk to connect with existing copy of your answer or other his wife, Addrs: 105 Graham 3 acre Florida. Inc., Address, 243 Park laminated beam built up roof Volkswagens masquerading as ning the bugs and being cai'ried Publish: Dec. 20. 1911 as defense, If any, upon KENNETH 2. Lot il-Owner: James J. Dully Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage' Avenue, flew York. New York 10001, on Plan Sheet (S 7); billbc*rds, DEI$9 1.3 acre and Lena 0. Duffy, his wife. 1.d around cities wherever indicated McINTOSH, ESQUIRE of STEN Acreage: 70 acres Interior shall be constructed STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH. S. Lot 1) — Owner: Robert L. — dress: 21 Dakota Trail, Fern Park, 'They're Beetleboards - the students traveled. 2 Begin 791,17 feet North and 1376 and finishedasinaicatedinth,plans attorneys for Plaintiffs, whose IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Noble, Ill and MarIe A. Noble. hiS Florida, Acreage: 1.3 acre latest gimmick In outdoor adEast of Southwest corner of Here I how the Beetleboarci and Specifications, SEMINOLE 3. Lot 19 Owner: Waiter wife, Address: 118 Leon Court, address is Post Office Box 1330, FOR COUNTY. Northeast '. of Southwest vertising, run FLORIDA ci The existing r,re Station shall Sanforci, Florida 32777, and to file Eltwood Ackerl,,,rid and Hannelore Park, Florida, Acreage: I) acre plan works: NorIlS 33 degrees 33' 3d" East 337 09 remain In serSfice CASE NO. 74'u67.CAo9.B 6. Lot 70- Owner: Poser Timmy About 1,500 of the ubiquitous the original of same In tpe Office of Ackerlurid, his wtf, Address: 210 r Construction shall be scheduled ft., North 3) degrees 77' East 20039 UNITED COMPANIES MOR. Dakota Trail, Fern Park, Florida, Bark,randJ,anA, B.arker,hiswif,, VW drivers are solicited the Clerk of the abov,sfylad Court bugs are racing around with ft., South $7 degree's 3' Easf 1)514 anccoordinatedsoatrof toaffector on or before January 24, I9; • TGAGE & INVESTMENT OF Acreage: 13 acre Ansi: lit Graham Road, Fern brightly colored advertising through advertisements In cot- hamper the existing effective sir requIred by law. If you fall to do so, ORLANDO, , Svfh 32 decrees i' West 26$ SI INC., A FLORIDA I Lot 76 Park. Florida, Acreage' 13 acre Owner: Harold vice It, SOuth 37 degrees 3' East 300 It, decals covering their tIocties lege newspapers. They are glv. CORPORATION, 7 Lot 7 — judgment by default will be taken Plaintiff, Watsky and Anita Watsiy, his wife; Owner: William F. South 37 degrees 57' West 21064 Not Included in thit C,cintract; en a nine-month cor.tract ano, ii against you. Address; 234 DovirwQod Road, Fern Wright and Arient Wright, hiS w:fe, North 3 degrees 44' Wst to beg ft. And their drivers a Fill materlaf. Sufficient FRANK PRATHER and DONNA 1. Address: 103 Park. Fioridø, Acreage. 13 ,, Graham Road, Fern the)' accept, they are sent 10 a material shall be stockpiled On the paid for ft Kjmz.ay of Florida, Inc. cp, week for four Consecutive PRATHER, hil wife. e't al, S. Lot 34 — Owner: lames N, Part, Floridi, Acreage. I3 Addreti:, 743 Park Avue. flew Ste by the City to bring suttgracte up Beetleboard is the decal plant where the car Is The I. Lot 17 Owner: Paul P. Defendants. McDaniel and Jacqueline C. Mc. elevation if Saritoc York. New YOrk 1000t, Acreage' 70 and the ad applied, NOTICE OF SUIT DATED thIs 17th day of Decem. Daniel, hIS wife, Address: 307 and Patrkia 1. Santoc, his wife, brainchild of Olarles E. Bird, a b. Driveway entrances and her, TO' PAUL HOMEL 1971. Yarmouth Road, Winter Park, Addreu: i1IDoverw Ruad,Femn Payment to the driver Is $20 a Los Angeles advertising 3. Br-gin North I degree )9 32" paing area at east of buddeng d ba BRAIN'S Park, Florida, Acreage' I) acre (SEAL) Florida, Acreage: 13 acre month. For ads on 200 cars or c Demolition andor removal of West sultant who . RESTAURANT aiizes Arthur H. Beckwltp,. Jr. Lot $ •. Owner: Brian Kim. run 11970$ ft. of South ' ccwrec 6. Lots I. 7, 3. 4. S. 6. 4'f, , 47 North 3J degree's 20' 17' East existing block Structure above its ADDR ESS UNKNOwN 59,4.0, 61,62 and 83, Owner: SIM KA scheval SmIth arid Constance Smith, youth market. He has formed m,re the company charges the fovndationsp,all Clerk. Circuit Court iso ttt to St Rd 4)4.. Northwesterly be done by the City his YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an wife, Address advertisers $110 a month per Seminole County, Florida CORPORATION, Address: its Graham on right of way to East Beetleboards of ALca Proposals witt be publicly opened line, Lot I, fly: Elaine RiCharde action to recover possession of the Maitland Menue. Maitland, Florida Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage. car. arid read aloud Wednesday, January Fernwood Plaza, Southerly to beg, 0ui real and personal property 37751. Acreage: $ acres 1 3 acre Deputy Clerk begin I degree 19' 32" West 7. Lot 37 — Ownir: New Vista Lot I The program Is being ex- 29. 1973, at 7:30 P.M. local time iri KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, Esq. of in Seminole County. Florida to wit: Bird got the Idea In 1971 w' Ownw Guiorge C. lit? OS It. and South 31 degree's 20' the City Commission Room, City STENSTROM, DAVIS & Lot 73, Block A, DRUID HILLS Stit'ing hOd Darleene M. Spring, hi Construction Company, Inc., Ad walking through a campus panded to mature drivers Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, MCINTOSH West 317 lJft.of South ' corner, PARK, according to the plat thereof dress: 2110 rieldinqwood Road, wife, Address: 107 Gr,afiam Road, t)arki-ag lot on the way to a4. through ads in standard news- Sanford, Florida, North SI degrees 25' 77" West to Fern Florioa State Bank ii recorded in Pta? Book 10 page 21, Maitland, Florida, Park. Florida, Acreage: 13 Acreage; 13 acre 1.1.7 Drawings, peciIiatio and Post Office x $330 Suite 77 South line, Lot 1, FemnwgocI Plaza, "b' Public Records of Seminole County, eld dress a college class, He I. Lot 11- Owner. Eugen NtolI acre East as South line to point North 30 Procedural Documents Drawing's, Sanford, Florida 37771 FiOiid,i, and Janice E. Natoli. his wife, 11. Lot ii Owner: Carleton F, $ a month. noticed VWs doated Specifications and Other Contract Attorneys for direil70'47"Eastofg has been , filed against you and you Address; 730 Doverwood Road, Fern Howll and Lasirila P4 Howell, his Plaintiffs may be examined at the number of student cars parked 70' West to beg "It's a are requIred to serve a copy of your Publish: Dec. 20, 72, 1971, Jan. 3, to, media wife, Addrtss 121 Graham Road, Ownir: Firtt Park, Florida 377)0, Acreage: i d Documents e' e City Engineer, CIty 1975 at Orlando Corp. awid him. written defenses, if any to c. vic. acre Fern Perk. Florida, Acreage: I 3 Evelyn Johnson, director of Hall, Sanford, Florida Addr: P 0. Box 3133, Orlando. TON BUTLER, JR. of EVANS, DEl 97 acre 9. Lot 70 — Owner; James He said a Lock of Interest In market support for Beetiboards Specifications arid Drawings are Florida 37601, Acreage .4 acres P4I,GEL & BUTLER, 970 Hartfcitd Salac'Iak and Marie A, Salaciak. hi Lot 7) - OWner Stephen avalabitfo, a nonreturnable fee of I Begin 976 ft North I degree It' Building, Orlando, Florida 37101, Taytr and Sandra 0. Taylor, hit wife, Address: 7470 Fieldingwooci West 575 13 ft South 17 degrees youth marketa difficult one for catching than billboards, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ttie above made payable to City ot Sanford.' Fern Styled Court on or before ti acre Park, Florida. Are.ge' I) advertisers to reach, and that CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, the 2h day uf "Advertisers have the advan. South £7 degrees 17' 15" West 425 ft, January, 197$, 10. Lot 30 and lb. South 1 focI of • acre FLORIDA hewasatiracteti to the fact that tage of consumer contact with ii 3 Siecial Features North 17 de.rees 17' 42" west sea es otherwise a Judgment may be en Lot 11 .. OWner: Philip A. Sb Lot 31, Owner: James Glen Bar. The City reserves the right to PRORATE DIVISION VWs are so widely driven and the driver, who passes out sa North 3 degrees 39' 13" East timed against you for the relief r*iart and Margaret M. Bariviart, "edl and Barbara Ann SPiweda, hii CASE NO. 62fl reject any or all Proposals, or any demarded in the Complaint, isis wife, Address: 219 Yarmouth wile, Address: lii Leon Court, Fern 307.3 It Southslciegrees2s'n" East accepted by people In their pies. It's fun, I drive one and part thereof, and to waive any In In me: Estate of P ft., North 3$ degrm 20' 42" WITNESS my hand and seal of Road. Fern Park, Florida 37730 Pork, Florida, Acreage; 13 DEWEY A, HOPIAKER, _____________________________ teens and 2(. formality or technically en any ___________________________ meet all types of people." mis Court on the 17th day of II, Lot IS Acreage I) acre Owner' Edward ESst 473.33 Southeasterty 015 Curve Proposal In the interest of the City. DECEASED. Dec,mt,er 1971, 33713 ft. South 17 degrees 12' 12' 11 -Lot 30arid$pi,5,,m tOfeetof JuIlan Tr.bes, Jr. and Juanita NOTICE OP FINAL Dated: December 1 $97 Eat? 313.34 ft. South 17 degree's 17' (Seat) Tr.bps. his wife, Address: Ill Leon Lot A, Owner; Ray S. Cnlcktn REPORTANDAPPLITJON (Seal) Legal Notici I Weit 27$It. to beg. (Less part ers Legal Notice Arthur Beckwith, Jr Court, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: berger. Address' 777 Dovlrwood FOR DISCHARGE City of Sanford, rflwOOd Plaza) — Owner: Ov.l. a Clerk Of the Circuit Court acne Road, All persons are Fern Park, FIrIda 37730, I Sanford, florida hereby notified By: Joy Stokes IS LOt S Owner Charl H.' Partnership, Acidneis: P.O. Box 719, Acreage: I) acre FICTITIOUS NAME that the undersigned, as Ad. By Lee P Moor, Depoly Clerk 'NOTICE OF SALE Tate and Dame Tate, hi's wife, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage' i Notice is hireb,' oven that I ,,rn 12 -Lot Si--Owner HOWaIOM Ma'1c)r acres min,stratnix Of said estate, has Poblith Dec 70,77. 1971, Jan 3, IC. NOticc , h.trch, g."n ttat put Address IC? Graham Road. Fern engaged Staples and .iofinni. ctartes, hs burt' at 1*3 C'pstei Attest completto the adm,ni.tratlon t,73 17 suant o f.nal iudarnr.t rn4.rw1 Park, Florida. Acreage. I 3 II 'i'w,c'I and 831 Ci Lk Cr , L.kr Mary 31716, II A. Ta'nm, .ir lhereoi and has (dAt In said court Address; 779 DOverwood Road, DEl 90 the 16Th day of December, 1974, in 16. Owner: Bobby ft. North '7davrees Lot 22 47' '2" East of Fern herFinal Report Park, -Florida 32733, Acreage: andAppffratif City Clerk __________________________ South t. Corner run North 42 that certain cause pending In the firtIti degrees I 3 acre name of REALTY TITLE Publish' Dec 70, Discharge. Obpctions thereto, if IN THE CIRCUIT Eugen, Story arid Judith A. Story, 17' 17" East $00ft, South 17 degrees Cirvl' C-f Seminole & GUARANTY CO. (NOT INC.), and tIE I? NT OF THE I). Lot 15 any, shouldbeduly filed. Alter filing FIGHTE Owner' Cecil F. h's wife, Address: 104 Graham I?' County. F,cw'ta 47" East 707 ft. South 17 degrees crt E P4TH JUDICIAL CIR. t'.N Ballard and Jeanne S. Ballard, his Road. Fern Park. Florida, Acr.ge' that intend It, register Said name' Pi'o°f of publ!:aticn showing this CUlT ____________ PtETTh CHESSEP WISE and *ith 1" '.'int 300 ft PdorTh 17 degrees 13 acre IN AND FOR SEMINOLE wife, Address 232 Doverwood the Clerk of the Circuit Court, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND notlte has bean publi;hed once a COUNTY, FLORIDA. HOWARD WISE, her huSband, is $eminoIt 17. Lot 12 Road, Fern Park, Florida Owner, Arthur l7'e7" W.st 201 ft. tobeg — Owner FOR Cnty, Florida in cc SEMINOLE COUNTY, * the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.7517 Howard Goldstein and Fern G. 'rriden,Invrs,ments Numb,,- Two, matterorfOtjrconteweeks. Pllntiff anti LYNN 1. HA2LETT cOrciarcp with the prcvtsiorit, CASt 0 Acreage' 13 acre of approval the FLORIDA said report FEDERAL NATIONAL MC)k. and MURIEL A. SCIiLEGEL. FiCt;tio,,, Name Stct,jtps, To Wit Goldstein. tilt wife, Address: ti Maryland General Partnership, 11 Lot 72, Owner Chartej flee CIVIL DIVISION NO. 747t38-CA4I. 'itl the ordering of distribijtiri of TOAGE ASSOCIATION, formerly MURIEL A. HAZLETT Sect.on$5ge Florida Statutes 193? said estate will coma befor, the trend Ssnithand Linda Jo Smith, his Leon Court, Fern Park, Florida, Address: Thepofuncia, Suite 4.53, 711 E are defendants, Clvii fct, No 74 Plaintiff, W.lOth Street, Baltimore Maryland, court. wife, Address: 2502 Dakota Trail, Acreage: I) acre 5: Emory M. Speir, Jr. fn re: the Marria99 Acre,oe' 7 1 acres 177$ CA. I, ARTHUR H. BECK II. Lot 1 - Own,r' Waite, , Publish' Dec 70. 77, $971, Jan 3. 10. IDA L HARRISON, Wife, and Fern Park, Florida 371)0, Acreage' Hester H. Roland, WITH, JR. Clerk of the afo,e't*id 1973 DeWAVP,E P K lOWELL. t ui, and 4. BeoIn 17299 ft West arid Sn 54 1 J acre Zozak andSlsirley K Zo.rak.hjs wife, formerly RAYMOND I HARRI$O, e't at, Court, vvdlat ii 00cm .on January OEi Horns 42 degrees7' 12" East of . 15. Lot 12-- Owner: McK,n,ie . Address: 101 Graham Road, Fern , hester H Honaker, Hqsband 3*tittt 7. 1575 offer for sale and sell to the Defendants. corner, run North 17 AdmIts. Pitts and Eugenia C. Pitts, his wife, Park, Florida, Acreage 1 3 acre — NOTICE TO APPEAR highest and best bidder for cat" at IN YHE CIRCUIT COUI1T OF THE TO RAYMOND NOTICE O' SUIT it. Lot 9 - Owner: Patrick o. degree's i' i" Wet? 15 ft., North 17 Address: 778 DOverwcxj Road, Fern Pulilish: Dec. 1 3,70,77, t74, .. Jan.), HARRISON TO' DeWAYPIF R KIDWELL the We's? Front or of the Coo EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Park, Florida, Acreage: 1 3 acre 0ons&,, and Pauline T. Donahue, digreei7' 17" East 131.99 It, South 4It East Court Street arid GLORIA W. thos of Seminole County, Florida, CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 16. Lot 7,9, Lot 73 Less the North) his wife, Address: 117 Graham l?degrees 12'Ir East 151? South 47 Dytrtburg, Tennessee 31021 FLOR!O'. K lOWELL his wife n Sanfo'd. rlc,r;da. the feet thereof, and I,ot 77 lcss tte Road. Fern Park, Florid.. Acreoe: degrees 17' 77" West 500 ft. So.th 17 YOU ARE HEfEAY NOTIFIED -. cir-scred property, situated end PROBATE DIVISION RESIDENCE UNKNOWN degreei 17' 17" Cast 207 ft. South South 7$ feel thereof, ar 79 33 12 mat a Petition for Diisolv?ion 33 II acre NOTI CEUNDIRFICTITIOUS of being i, 5minOf, County, Florida, CASE NO, PR74.k3CP All parties claiming interests by, de"s17' 17" East 707 ft. South 12 70. Lot 16 Marriage has been filed in the above NAME STATUTE Owner' Wallace degre 17' through, under or agalnjl DeWayn, Estate Of to wit thereof and lets the South 10 feel Carlyle Blake, Jr and Cathy J IJdegree-s 12" West 131.99 ft North p'oceedng arid you are required TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: HUGH P.' 'HENRY Th.e P4W',, trss Ipe' Xast 139 feet P Kidwell and Gloria W. Kid*ell, 17'I7" West 707 ft to beg thereof, Lot 41 less the South Blake, his wife, Addrest ItO Notice it Serve a (nov at your answer or hereby gyCa th,i the hi wile, and to all parties having ur of fllk 5. T'er I). F ior,da Land and - Owner Otti .i'.rcl therngf, ,, 53.31. 55, 34, 57. SI. LolJl Graham Roaci. Laurel Homes, Inc. p4tading to P the undersigned, pursuant Fern POrk, FioridO. Addr,t's P0, Box to the claiming to have any right, title or NOTICE TO CREDITORS Colization Company L'm,Ied Map Ies the South I foot tMref, Lot Acreage: 1.3 acre 719, Fern Park. Fktltioui Name Statute." pPtltIoner' hftorney, JOHN DeM Chapter interest in the real property herein of5t Gr-rtrutie'SAdd,lOn,o Iownr TO ALL PERSONS HAVING HAIP4(5 Florida, Acreage: I acre's less the South 76 feet t?iereof 77 Lot 70 - Owner' Charles E3O of the l4* t.rrn of $6309. Florida Statcstei.wltrpgjjter de5Crihqij Owner Hi Lo Corporation, in Sl('ppard antiH Laverne Sheprd 7 Reg;n 1 degree 19' 37" WeSt 113. SAID ESTATE: 'ecori .n Plot Book I, $47 7lft. andSOuth47rm 17 4? , id Woodman,pApos,fic,Bol oSeminoieCovnty Fforjd' that an action to foreclose a mor Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida FIoric5 notified and required to liii Ony 1 1 acre the Orignal aritwir o, pfead:nç, In publication of this Notice. lhe lic. i Seminole County, Florida: II" West 170 lIft Pfortt, first claims arid demands Wf'icPi you, Subject to that Certii 17. The North 1 34 feet of Lot 7) 77 LOt 7) — Owner Robert 47 degree's th. office of the Clerk of th Circuit titio*,r name's. to wi': Lot 6, arid West S feel of Lot ;, nortgage in original amount of tither of you, may hove OainSt Said Court of arid the South 77.3 feet 17 .i7" West 712 SI ft. North 17 Hart, Jr. and Helen I Lot 7 SWEETWATER OAKS ttse Eighteenth Judicial Hart, hit wife, degree's Block E. RIDGE HIGH FIRST Owncr: Charles W. $4,400. executed by WANPIETTA estatelntheofficeofmeClemkofthe Circuit, Seminole County Cour 47' 17" to point SWEETWATER CLUB Hughes ad Address: 706 Graham Road, Fern 47 degrees 17'East a," West ofNorth beg. ADDITION, according to the Flat Circuit Cot of the Elghtcc'ntti Dianne Ruth Hughes, rHESSEP WISE. for.i'e'rty WAPI his wifi, Park, FlOr;dC, Aere'age 13 acre SWEETWATER the,jj ¶hncc,'d, lli)r,1) "777 PLANTATION , r,i tel! 1,. Itif. '.[ Ji, Soutpi therenf as recorded in Plat Book tI, (rtu.t Sem,yv)le C)ttiY ji døjree 77' . y Addtess 737 Yarrroutp, P,,iti, Fern - 7 tnt 19 'SlETWATEp PARK rt to teg before h"ic rJtfiC ul .jan'jarv. IO7 Owner rrr,...,. ,,,.. -- .. •,.,_.., r,..e..,i,. -Roy ______________________ - tr4 06 degree 44' 05" t a pont, run 13. Easterly 437.57 feet of Lot 4 era ynn Rayl hitwife, Address: 9. BegIn thence S II degreet O' II" West 1 ft North Ond (Less I-'orth 710 feel of West 17 330 37 feel to the Paint of degrees is' 31" lOS fee? 745) Fieldingwgcxj Road, Maitland, 210 Beginning, and West 251.52 feet of East 3?7.57 Florida Southeast corner Government of containing 6709) acres more or less. Lot feet of North 200 Iceland East 70 feet 3. run South 17 degrees 17' 2. The East 6 feet of Lot? and allot Less Begin I degree 19' 32" West 15" West 119705 North 343 feet), — Lot) er: 17th ner Herberf 0. Karp and to South line, West to a po,n 601.17 Section run South 31 a corner Of Orla,.do Corporation, Address: 19th ft of South ft. East Dianne Louise Karp, his wife, Ad. of Southwe'st corner, North West to South degr,, 70' 12" Floor, $133 Avenue of Ameriot, 47 degrees 12' drs, 7437 FieIdingw Road, hnef Loll East to the New York. New York, Acreage,, s.is 17' West 367631.99 0$ ft. Southeast corner, Northerly to beg. Maithand. Florida North 17 degrte's 47' II" East acres 3. m. West II t' ot Lot 2 -. Owner Ellman's Inc ft Southeasterly on right of way to 193 Mitchell lreel S w,, Adcirst: Atlanta, II The Westerly 237 5? feet of the Owner. Thomas Arnøtd Taylor arid beg (less Northwesterly 100 ft.) Easterly 371.57 feel oh the Northerly Avis M Taylor, his wife, Address: Owner Harlan A Blackburn and Georla 3O3, Acreage, 6 acres 700 feet of Lot 4 - Ownim: 2455 Fieldingwood Road, Maitland, 72 Frr the Southeast corner ot Developers Diversified Ltd., Ad. Florida dress' No Atidrest, Acreage i I acres South, Range 30 East, run thence N. Beachwood, Ohio, Acreage: 01 degrees 19 minutes 32 seconds fleasley and Joanne D. fle'âsle'y, his to. Begin , W. acres I ft North of wife, Address: 2163 Fleidingwooa along the East line of said SW 'i. a Southeast corner Of Government Lot distance of II?? 0 The following described Road, Maitlnd, Florida 3. run North 17 degrees ii' ii" West OS led, thence S 39 property lies within , S. Lot S — Owner. Richard K. 7tOft , South to South line, East to a degrees 70 minutes 47 5e W. Townsisip 21 South, Range 30 East. Albershardt and Jill J. Alberthardt, 3173) feet, thence P4 34 degree's 75' point South 12 degrees II' 76" West fl" West 3939 h wife, Address: 1 North 317.31feetof Northwest i feet foe a point 2167 of beginning, North 12 degree's II' beginnIng, run thence South NOrlhweit ' (Less part in Fern Fieldingwuod Road, Maitlenci, 76" to neg (Less begin 1 degree 25' degrees 39' 13" Florida, wood Plaza) -- Owner Joseph C) West 10.16 feet; 9" West 197 2lfl of Southeast 6 Lot 6 - Owner: Harold A. Rob,n'son, IV, Joseph 0, Rob,nton, corner thence North Slclegrees 23' 27" We'sf 01 Government Lot 3 on Southerly 371 75 feet to the Easterly right of Frank end Donna .1. Frank, his wife, Trustee, Laura Carroll Robinson, right of way 01St Rd 136, run South way of Oxford Roaci, run thence N Address: P0, 80* 789, Fern Park, Address 7111 Fieldinowood Road, 42 degrees 41' U" West 200 ft .North 36 degree's 39' I)" East along Maitland, Florida Fla,, Acreage: 1 acre degrees t' Ii" West 60 ft., North said right of way line 3o, feet, thenc 7 That part of Northeast 7. Lot 74 and the East 12 feel of Lot degrees ii' 16" East 200 ft. 5Ohh U 31 degrees 31' Northwest ' North of Fern Park - Owner: Peter J. Abrami and 3$" East) 91 feet 17 degree's 19' 3.1" to point thence South SI degre 23' 22" Boulevard -- Owner: Petim Celia Abi-ami. his wife, Address: East of beginning ) Owner Harlan A. 371 61 feet to the Point of Beginning Robinson, Trustee, Addreti: P.0 FieldinOwDod Road, Maithand, Blackburn and Lucille'S Blackburn containing 0 79aj acres more or lets, Box 719. Fern Park, Florida, Florida his wife, Addrets No address, Acreage: 1 acre I The West 7$ feet of Lot 73 — Owner: Ellman's. Inc., Address' Acreage I) acres Owner 3. Northeast ' of Northwest Charles P. Melley and 195 Mitchell Street SW., Atlanta' II, Begin 1 degree 73' Ga . Acreage, 0 291g acres 9" West (Lets Picrth 9$) Ufeet antI South ISO Patricia A Melley, his wife, Ad 197.21 ft of Southeast corner of It of West 290 feel and drainage dreSS 733) Fieldingwo 7) Begin 111.69 ft West of NorRoad, Government Lot 3 o Southerly easement and parl platted Mailliind, Florida theist corner of Highland Pine's, right Of v,ay of St Rd'l3a run South (1 The' following property being Creengate Estates( and West 77275 Unit a. run West 1)5579 feet Nor a7 degrees it U' It , ii.: ati':l within Indian Hills Unit 7, as t t;nr?r,n Wt 200 It. thirty on tur ye 757 17 ft , South it ?lorthet Nrlh 41 c3i'gree' Ii' .14" degrees 13' 3" West 70 lb feet, Plortli llesa North 9(3.64 ft. and drainage tho',.Tl by plal thereof recorded in ft .NorlPiI7 degrees Il' 46" Wet? 41 degrees easement) - Owner: E. Everett Piat Book IS, page 7$. of the Public East 77" West 761 2 ft., ' Section termed ,, withiri comptete and — against you Beefleboards Latest cl,ertisitiçj (, , n' recorded in n — — — — to required, sp — — " ' ' acre — — n ' ' and ' -' '-. ' so as acre for — — ' — a '- . ' _ , ., ---------- -- -- " Friday, Dec. 20, 1974-SB Legal Notice (Con't. from 411) ise, c. - here's a vear& Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' AddreSS: 105 Waverly Drive, Fern I)' 7" West 10011.. North idegrees Park, Florida 17' 1$" EASt 730 ft. to beg Owner' 7 Lot 6 -- Owner; Joanne M. tote M. Miranda. Address: c Hellen, single, Address: 110 JosePh Padawer, P 0. Box $77, Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida Matland, Florida 3 Lot 7 -- Owner: Lester E. $ Bgin 340311? West and South Crockett and Marie Crockett, nt's 47 drees I?' 4?" East 359 n tt 'if, Address' 112 Waverly Drivt, Pjortne'atf corner of Sovthwett '4 f:eqn Park, Florida Southeast',run South 17 degrees 17' 1. ot* - Owner: Albtrt P. Hall, 17" East ISOft South 17 degrees 47' and Thelma Hell, hi's wife, Address: II" West 250 ft., North 47 den )7 1101 Lee Road, Winter Park, Florida 12" West 150 ft North 17 degrees IP 5 Lot 9 - Owner Robert A. 1$" East 750 ft to beg. --- Owner: wife, Address: 116 Waverly Drive. Rostler, his wife, Address' 2637 Fern Park, Florida Chsppewa Tn. Maifland, Florida Lot ID - Owner Lovell B. 9 Begin 340 lift West and South Summers and Betty E. Summers, 47 degrees 72' 17 East 774)7 ft Of hiS wife, Addrets. Ill Waverl Northeastcornerof the Southwest Drive, Fern Park, Florida Of Southeast 'run South 11 degrees Lot II Owner' JoSeph G. I?' 17" East l30ft • South 47 degrees Duvall and Marie J Duvalt, hit 17'7s" West 230 ft., North 47 degrees wife, Addrej 120 Waverly Drive, I?' 47" Wett 130 fl, North 47 degree Forn Pa, k, Florida 47, II" East SOft to beg Owner I Lot II'- Owner: Bob'.y J Lowe Fannie Retnick, Address and Shirley Ann Lowe, his wife, Shady Lake Or, W'nter Park, Address $27 Waveriy Drive, Fern Florida 37719 Park, Florida 10 Begin 3103 It We's? of Nor 9. Lot 13 . Owner: Edward F. theiSt corner of Southwest King arid Arlene H King, his wifC, Southeast ', run South 47 degrees Atldrt'ts: Ill W.ivcrly ,)nive, Fern 17' 42" East 759,1 ft. SOuth 42 Park, Florida degrees 47 1$" West 750 ft Nor tO. Lot II -Owner: James D. thwe's?erly on right of way to point Whitternore an Mattie F. Whit st of beg , East 373 lift to temore, his wife, Address' 726 Owner' Fireslone Tire and Rubber Waverly Drive, Per,, Park, Florida Company, Address' 1200 Firestone ii Lot IS - Owner Vernon Leon Pirkwa, T Ott . Airo, Otto anti Orent,a Mae 14317 Shepherd, his wife, Address: 17$ II Begin at of West Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida line of Carriage Hill. Unit I. and ' S?ir'p?i'nij intersection I ' ot Northwesf ' lie in Section . Township 21 South, et% rcad and br-ginning East 263 ft Range 30 East. We'5t '. corner run Norm 12 1. West ' of NorThwest '4 (Le"ss deqreei 3' $7" East 3019 heel; South South 170ff Of North 34; It. ox East Il degrees 15' ii" East 7297 feet; 733 ft. of South 'j and part platted West to beginning - Owner' Fnreit nrs Subdivision) — Rebma Florida, Inc. Address' 100 Florida Staard Land 0ev Karne Boulevard, Kansas City, Corp. Address. 1500 Citizens Msou,i national Bank Bultdlng, Orlando. West ',t,f Southeast '101 North Florida st ' (Less rd and begin 10 ft 7. North 'i of Northwest 4 of East of Southwest corner, run North Northeast ' us th 130 ft.) and lIt. Plorth 10 degr 17' 4" East North a of Northeast 'a of Nor 31 33 ft West to beg and begin Sift th 130 UI-Owner Howell tnv NorTh and 30 ft East of Southwest of Fla, Inc., Addreis. ill E orner, run North II3ft . East 1Sf?, Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida South 7$ degrees 0' 37" East 102 29 3 North '. of Northeast ti Of Sotb l0degrees l7'I"Wettdllt, Northwest 4 West of St. Rd *34 and to beg I Owner Seminole County Old Lake Howell Rd (Less South 130 tard ot PbIi Instruction. Ad ft Owner' Howell mv, of Fla. dress 702 E Commercial Street, Inc. Address 11$ East Rebiriscn ¶i.anforci, Florida 37771 St.. Orlando, Florida 6 Begin East 7032111. and South 47 P All of the following describo: cieorees 7' 42" East 535 ft of North property being located within Indian west corner of Northeast ' Hills. Unit Three, according to tt'.' Northeist 1. run South 17 degrees ptt thereof recorded in Pta? 800 47' II" West $17611 It, North 17 14,page94. of the Public Reccrds c' dcgree's' 42" West 755 Sift , North Semlnol County, Florida 00 tt . Ecst 101 S ft • North I 10$ 1, Block F -- Owner degree's ii' Ii" East 71194 ft . Frederick A. Wechsman Southeasterly to beg. -. Owners' Mildred Wactisman, his wife, Ar Regency Apts Partnership, Ad dress 7lI Dewanes Trail. drets P 0. Box 719, W'nter Garden Casselberry, Florida -' an Fiortia 2. Lot 2, Block C - Owner. Begin 19911 ft East of Nor M'anuel F Gonzalez Tortes and Ada th*'t"st rnrnr'r Cf South*tt ' cA F (.nzatez. his ..Ic. Addt'e',. ;'QIS ?lorthca',t .. run Last 102$ 9 It . Shoshonee Trail. Casselberry, South 17 degree's 12' 12" East Si Florida It, North 47 degrees 47' II" East 3 Lot 3. Block F — Owner i 60ft. to point C,f beginning Orlando Avenue, Maitland, Florida, Florida Northerly and Easterly on. (enter Treat, Address: 130 Waverly Drive, East 300 ft. North 1, degrees Northwesterly on right of way 5$ft . Owner. Robert I. and Acreage. 75 acres line of rd. 131 17 ht, South 47 Fern Park, Florida 47' II" Louise N Hancock, his wife. Act I Lot II -- Owner; Ralph M.ahto degrees West 134 5,t., South 17 degrees North 17 degree's 17' ii" East to 1 Clara I Stockdate, hii wife, Ad South 150 ft. of West 290 It. of Gray and Andrey L. Gray, hit I?' 47" East 75551 Lot 17 -- Owner Johnny N. dress North 42 2017 Shoshonee Trail. wif 12" East 300 ft .5cuth West line of Carriage Hill, Unit 1, dreis: 40) Lake M.arian Drive, Northeast '4 of the Northwest degrees 17' 11" East 170.13 ft., South £7 degree's 17' Casseib.rry, Florida — Address: 7724 Winnebago Trail. Williams and Bettye J Williams, hit South to beg -- Owner: Greater II West liSa 29 ft . Southwesterly Altamonte 17 degrees 17' 17" East 101311 ft. Springs, Owner: Creative Child Cant of Fla., wife, Address' Florida, 4 Lot 4, Block E — Owner Fern Park, Florida on curve 137 Waverly Drive, Construction Corporation, Address: Acreage: 21 acres beg (Less Fern Park Blvd and let 0dt'i's Fern Park, Florida 137$ W Colonial 1961.1 ft •Westerly on Wcrow A Donaldson and LiIliin 7. Lot 19 - Owner: Theodor reverse curve 31.17 ft West 775 ft c o Standard Oil, S Schott, P 0 Box 12 Begin at Southeast corner of Drive, Orlando, Florida, Acreage: part platted in 70 71 30 -. Owner; 14 Lot 35 --- Owner: Clancy Ethel , Donaldson, his wife, Address Craig Troseth and Marie Phelan 1116, Louisville, Kentucky 1020) Southwesterly on curve 413,5) ft. tO 1.0 acres Government Lot 3. run West 107 37 Ford, Greene, Meadows Propertiet Painter and June B Painter, his Sliosisonee Trait. Casselberry, TroSetl5. his wife, AddreSs, 723 drainage 12. Begin at easement, Northerly and Florida Northeast corner It Nnrtr' 17 cJeg,rcj Address Citizens P4011. Bank )1 S Part of Lot I in Section 20 21 30 Winnebago Trail, Fern Park wife', Acidres's' 706 Lchinvar Drive, Westerly on Easement to Southwest ' of Southeast a, run beg 5536 ft , North 1 degree's 11' 7$• Orlando, Florida, Acreage: 2 3 of Fernod Plaza as shown by piat Florida Fern Park, Florida 3.10? S. Block C - Owner. Bette Owner. Intervest Management Co" West 34031 ft. South 47 degrees 12' acres thereof recorded In Plat Book II, East 707.44 ft . Southeasterly on rc, 15. Lot 36 - Owner 3. Lot 70 — Owner' Eduarclo B. Ziiles, Address: 2004 Shoshone, C. '',ct'eSS 'Ii East Colonial 17" East 75 91 ft., South .1? degrees page 95, Public Records of Seminole Gamboa and filanca to South line, West to beg. — Owner. F Prod: and Charlotte H. Prod:, his Drive, Trail, Casselberry. Florida The following describe Gamboa, his Orlando, Florida ;' II" West 75011 , South 17 degrees eraId Gnissom end Robert Likens, County. Florida wile, Address: 704 Lochlnvar Drive, property lie's within Section Owner: Joseph wife, Addrejs: fl7l Wmnncbag0 6. Lo?6. Block F Owner: Peter I Begin IIi) iS ft. East of Nor I?' £7" East 20335 ft. North D. Robinson, iv, Joseph C). Trait, Fern Park, Florida Fern Park, Florida Address 7610 Derbyshire Rci,, Township 21 SGuth, Range 30 East Schwiegerath arid Dela-es 0 ciegreesll' II" East 250ff, SOuth 17 thwest corner of Northeast 'a, run Robinton, Trustee. Laura Carrctl Maitland, Florida, Acreage, 735 16. Lot 37 -- Owner, Frederick A. degrees 77' d within that certain Flat Of I Lot 77 - Owner: Carafen South 17 dcgrees It' 14" West 3644) Schwiegerath, his wife, Address' 5)" East 577 76 ft., North Robinson. Address: P0. Box acres Grover and Cora C. Grover, his 759. Borgtum and Margaret H Borglum, Fernwooci Plaza recorded in Flit ,North 17 degrees II' 31" West 210 19)0 5P'sp,nee Trail, Cassetberry. 301 lift to beg Owner' Harold P 1) Begin 172 91 ft WetI of South 8o Penn Park, Florida, Acreage' .1) hit wife, Address 71 Olena Drive, wile', Adctres 7C7 Lochinyar Drive, I), page 95. of the Public tt . North £7 ..egrees 1)' 16" East to Florida icier Addrest p acre' Fern Park. Florida Quarter, run North 42 degrees 47 Records of Seminole County, which Whitesboro, New York 13192 7. Lot 7, Block E — Owner. Virgil North line', East to beg ..Ita,nonte Spring's, Floricta 32101 Owne 17" East 3319311., North 17 degrees 1 Lot 31 — Owner; Alice Fa'e H The following property lin his teen formally vacated; S Lot 2$ - Owner: Lasilo L. I). South a of Lot 2, (Less beg at Harlan A and Lucille S Blackburn. Sayles and Elsie F. Sayles, his wife, 12' 47" West 6*664 ft , North 34 Roberts, Address: 200 Lochlnvar Address' 1920 Shoshonee Trait, 1 BegIn North 32 degrees 9' s' within Section 71, Township 71 Je:lerski and Eva I. Jezieriki, his Address: (Plo Actdrets) Pior'thwest corner, run East • f Drive, Fern Park. Florida degret's 39' 17" East 307) It, North East 313 71 feet of West most corner South, Range 30 East wile, Address: 2300 O's.age Trail, Cassetb.rry, Florida 'Begin 601.17 ft East of Nor South II degree's 17' west to West IS Lot 39 - Owner' Kenneth A. SI degrees 25' 22" West 32) 61 ft Fern Park, Florida 7, d('9fl at Northwest corner lot 1, run North 37 degrees 9' 5,, ILotS. Block E - Own.er: Paul A th*1?St corner of Northeast '.• run lire. North to beg.) and North tQf Southwesterly 10 ft . East and East ISO fed, South 57 degree's East 4 Of North ' of Southwest i, 6 Lot £7 - Owner. Howard 0. O'Brien and Constance Kay East 676 lIft., South 179 79 ft West Zlmorski d Esther Zimorski. his LOt 3, North of Rd. -- Owner' parallel to the West right of way of run South Sfl$ ft., East 536 It , South 2" East l7Ofeet South 37 degrees h'dhi'yx and Chartene H Hendryx. O'Brien, his wife, Addreis: 310 Norman A Postman, Marilyn wife, Address: 1910 Shoshasee Trail, 10161 It North 17 degree's 12' 47 Lochmond Drive, Fern Park, Postmen, William .1. Goodman, West ISO feet, North 57 degrees laS ft , East 432 561 ft., Nor. O'forct Rd to North right of way of his wile, Address 2509 Kiowa Trail, Wr'st 70$ 66 ft to beg (Less begin Maitland, Florida Florida ttt easement, Easterly on right of' 1777" West l7Oft. tobeg. -Owner' thwrsterly 750 ft. from and parallel Fern Park, Florida Lot9, Block E — Owner: Henry $3 9ft West of the Northeast corner GIor'a Goodman, Roy T. Dye, 19. Lot 43 — Owner: Paul David Snirhey with right Of way 761.17 ft. to the *av to South line. East tobeg (Le'st Joseph D. Robinson, Trustee, Ad 7. Lot 43 — Owner: Earnest Soulr, 12 degrees ii' 46" West Courtney and F. Catherine Dye, Address: 1301 West dress, C o Tax Dept., P.O Box 43) — Bryce Strawbridge and Barbara M. Rae?:, Addrets 305 Lochmond Colonial Or, Orlando, Florida part in Fernwood Plaza) — Owner, North line West 61.1.22111. t 361 lift, North 17 degrees II' , Courtney. his wife, Address' $), Drive. Fern Park, Florida Atlanta, Ga . Acreage: .515 acres. Owners: Semoran, Inc., Address: Peter & Robinson, Tr , Address: Strawtnidge,h,swife, Address, 25)0 We'stllOft . North l2degrees 11' 14" Shosp,onee Trail, Casselberry, Ii. Begin on North tine of St Rd 20 Lot 1) - Owner: Robert 1. P0. Box 759, Fern Park, Florida, 7 Lot I (Less North 150 ft. of West P0 Box $76, Casselberry, Florida Kiowa Trail, Fern Park, Florida East to North line, East to beg and Florida 46. 000 ft Southeast from Sri i101t andrd andbeg.77 1711. North C The following described land Acrea'7e. 1$.? acres Acreage 114$ acre's part of parcel 75P in 1771)0) — Young and Virginia L Young, his terSectionot East line of St Road 3. 10 Lot 10, Block E — Owner wife,Address: 3OôLochmondDrive, run North 15 degrees 17" 7. BegIn 577.0 ft. South of Nor. being located within Indian Hiis, 11. Begin 3521 ft. Southerly 3ldegrees3.1'3a"Eastofwt5 O'ner Harlan A. and Luitlp s. EmmettW, HannlgananuiMadefjne East to Fern Park, Florida Unit 6. accord.ng to the plat thereof corner, run South II degree's 3, ., thwesl corner of East ' of North '. Northeast corner of Lot 9. vacated East line of West ', South to St. Rd Blackburn, Address; (Plo Address) M. Hannigari, his wife. Address 21. Lot 47 - Owner John B. M. recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 80. West 771211, South $2 degrees 46' Cf Southwest a, run South to South plat of Fernwood, on right of way, ID Begin 11169 ft West of Nor 1570 Shoshonee Trail, Cis3e{berry 1)6. Northwest on rd. to beg. (Less Buttock and Carol Anne Bullock, his I? East 14.36 ft . East to a po line, East 171.15 ft., North 6)7 ft., the Public Records of Seminole run Southwrtterly on right of way. rd ) 'heist corner of Highland Pines. Florida Owner: Norman A wife, Address, 304 Lo(hmond Drive, S0tjthi SI degrees 25' fl' East of East $7 55 f?, North 18Sf?.. West ¶36 County. Florida. Unit I, run West 1353,79 ft., Nor Rossman, Marilyn Rossman, 1050$ ft., North 59 degrees 1' 10" It Lot 11, Block E Owner. Fern Park, Florida begInning North Si degree's 25' 2?, ftlobtg, — Owner's Semoran, Inc therly on curve 152.11 ft , Sou'P, $6 Martin N. Thornburg end Ivorsa C We'st 110.64 ft.. North 37 degree's 13' William .1 Goodman, Glorlda 1 Lot 25 Owner' John M 22 Lot 1) -West to beg and beg I degrees 19' AddreSS: P 0 Box Owner: Richard F. Goodman. Roy 13" East 95 ft., South 44 degrees II' 576. Casselberry, I Dyt, Shirley Dye, degrees 15 3" West 20 16 Pt., North Thomnburg, his wife, Address: 1110 KisSane and Melinda I. Kiss.ane, his Mason 32" West 119701 ft. of South Flonid 37707, Acreage. 7.3 acres degrees 59' 77" West 761 2 It, Shoshone, Trail, Casselberr y. 52" East 107.3) ft to beg — Owner: and Joarv H. Mason, his Address 130) W Colonial Or, wife, Address: 250) Dakota Trail, wife, Addrets 307 Iochmonrj Drive. Orlando, Florida South 637 feet of East 14 () coiner of Section run South Norm II degrees 43$" East 2Stt , Florida utsell L. Des'ore and Doria Ft-rn Park, Florida Fern Park, Florida North '101 Southwest '4• Wett 730 ft. degrees 70' 12" West to South line evore, his wife. Address, 107 IS Begin 1)1 49 ft. North and 3511 Northerly and Easterly on center 12 Lot 17. Block E -Owner John 7 Lot 71 Owner. Willis Gilbert 73 Lot U — Owner' Abraham It South II degrees Il' 10" Lot I, Fast to Southeast corner, strip parallel with right of way of St. "ne of d III 91 ft., South 17 degrees F. Culler arid Detorei I. CuIler. hit Oxford Rd. Fern Park, Florida, West of Mayoarsd Mary M. Mayo. tenants in Figueron arid Maria C. Figueroa. his Southwest corner Northerly to beg.) - Owner: First Rd. £36 (Less West 175 IS ft.) 17' 12" East 2S5 51 ft, North 47 wife, Address' 1730 Shoshasee Trail. Acreage: .775 acres of Government common. Addrets: 7504 Dakota wile. Adaress 501 Amberjack Lot 7, run South at Orlando Mandc'lI ani Corp ,Address: P 0 Box Owner Assoc.• Ad IS degrees II' 10" aegrecs 17' IS" East 120.131,, South Catielberry, Florida 13. BegIn at Northeas?t'rly corner Trail, Fern Park, Florida Street. Fern Park, Florida 3$. Orlando, Florida, Acreage. ctets P 0 Box 637, Fern Park, decrees 17' 17" East lOIS 11 ft to of LOt 3. vacated plat of Fernwood. West 956 59 ft. Northwesterly on 1) Lot 13, Block E Owner' o TPiefoi.gwing land being within 71 Lot 13 703 acres Florida, ACreage. 70 acres. Owner: Kenneth right of way of St Rd 434, 995 2$ Pt. beg (Less Fern Park Blvd. and Less Eugene E. Burt and JoAnn Burk, run South 37 degrees 17' 43" West 116 Highland Pines, Unit 3. as shown by Ainslee Treat, Herbert A. Treat and to East right of way of Hwy )7 '3 Begin I degree 19' 32" West part pl,ittd in 1721 30). — Owner at the Northwest corner ft , North 57 degree's 16' Ii" West 110 hit wife. Addnes's: 172$ Shoshonee plat thereof recorded in Ptat Book Dorothy F. Treat, his wife, Address: of the SE 4 Of SE 'a run along the 1157 05 ft of South a corner Northeasterly on Hwy 731.13 f Ford. Greene, Meactows Propertet, Trail, Ca'sselberry, Florida ft.. Nonth3ldegree's 13'17" East 157 13, page 73, of the Public Records of 50? Amber1ack Street, Sim?ion.runSouthl$degre,s?o.42.. North line of the SE 4 Of Sw Fern Park, Address. Citizens P4itiOI Bank. South 70 degrees 3' 15" East 9394.7 It,, outh 52 degrees 44' I?" East 110 West II Lot 11, Block E — Owner to Seminole County, Florida; Florida South line of lot 1 East to Plol-lh II degrees 06' 05" East ft t beg -- Ownr' David H Orlando, Florida '6 ft., South 31 degrees 13' 13" Wet? SIt. .Judson F. Cougler and Irene I. Lot 70 Owner: Robert H feet to Westerly right Of way ot'tllgh Southeast corner, Northerly to 0 The following described land ?,ScConnetl, Robirt C Wetenhalt. 11. BegIn a? Northwest corner of Cougler, hit wifq, Address. 1724 to beg - Owner: Roirt M Rankin and MOrie.Helene C. 'ties within Prarie Lake Park, as - Owner. EItmns Inc. Address' way136.run5outho7degr,0305.. Adores's 375 Park Avenue', Hiw Northeast " of Northeast '. run Shoshone. Trail, Maittend. Florida Bomb.Ino and Annete B. Bombino, Rankin. his wife, Address' 700 tiown by plat thereof recorded in Yort, New York 193 Mitchell Street SW, Atlanta, weston Slid Right of Way 397.51 feet East 20371 ft,South 17 degree's 12' 15 Lot 16. Block F '-Owner Dale hi5 wife. Address, ISO Oxtcrd Road, Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florcia Pta? (took to Point 7, page 61. Of ?he Public of L'eginning, thence run Georgia 303 16 Begin on East right of way ot East 313 ft. South 12 degrees I?' C. Ballard and Mary V Ballard, his em Park, Florida, Acreage: .31.4 7 Lot 71 — Owner. Joseph Brent Records of Seminole County, South 02 degrees 03' OS" West 150 ilwy. 17 97, 200 ft. Northeasterly 1$" West 1lI.1 ft., West 101.3 ft., Par? of Let I. begin Iicre's wife. Address: 1716 Shochorwe Trail. Smith and Ann Guill Smith, hit wife, Florida feet; run South 70 degrees iS' 15" 72 17 ft North 31 degree's Northwest coxner of Lot 3. Fern North 71131 ft. East 10227 ft to . Casselberry, Florida 76 Begin 36333 ft. East of South Addreti 207 Waverly Drive, Fern feet run North 02 degrees 1. Lots I. 2 and 3. Block B "O')d Plaza, run South 53 degrees 10' beg. - Owner: Monumental 16 Lot IS. Block F -- Owner west corner, run North 11 degrees 9' Cast of West most corner run South West 250 Park, Florida 03' 05" East 130 feet, run North 70 Owne.. TIC. Ltd. Address: 7110 East 110 ft. South II degrees 51' Properties of Fla., Inc., Address' William J. Smith and Alma E. 3 Lot 77 — Owner 3$" East to Sotjtn line of Fernwood 31 degrees 11' 3$" West 77.12 I? Fast 1436 degrees II' IS" East 250 fei't to Point Dorothy Premier Row. Orlando, Florida West 715 31? . South l9degre.sI' 51" 900 Sun Life Building, Charles Smith, his wife, Address; 1720 Plaza, South 51 degrees 47' 74" East South 57 degrees 46' Il" Bowers Taylor, a widow, Address of Beginning — Owner: Golden 7 Lots I and S. Blot: B - Owner: East 174 39 ft , South 41 degreei 31' Center, Baltimore, Maryland 71701 , East to point South SI degrees 23 Sisoshonee Trat. Maitlarid, Florida 204 Waverly Drive. Fern Park, to South line West to beg arid that ft Arch Realty Corporation, Address. Joseph M. Murasko, as Ad. 5?' East 10 It, North 33 degrees 33' 77" East of beginning, West to M. The following described hands 12. That the proposed exterior Florida part of Southwest aol the Southwest McDonaldt Plaza, Oak Brook. ministrator. Ad Litem of the Estate Owner ElIman's, Inc., Addmns: 36" East 337 09 ft., North 33 degrees lie In SectIon 19, Township 71, South, lot '73 - Owner Emma A bOundary of the properties sot'glst a Southeast Of Femnwoal Plaza-Illinois, Acreage: .9 acres ItS Mitchell St. SW, Atlanta, Ga. 77' 39" East 70039 ft., Norm 36 Range 30 East. Dreves, art unremarrled widow and at Michael Simonelli, Deceased, to be annexed herein is described Owner: Twelfth Orlando Corp at the NW corner l Address: P 0 Box 746, Fern Park, oeQIee'S 37' West 156.16 ft.. South 79 Acreage. .11 acres 1. Begin 5 •0110*1. Dorothy 1. Northeast corner, run Dreves. single, Address: Florida Addre's's: Sil 5th Avenue, New York, degrees 33' west 711 37 ft , North South 3001? ,West 4577 It, North 56 S. Lot 2 hess begin South 29 the SE a of the SW 14 01 SectIon 71. All of English WOodS First Ad 206 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. New York 10001. Acreage 2.1 acres degrees 79' II" West 1)11 ft from Twp. 71 5., Rng, 30 E., run N. U 3 Lot I, Block C -Owner: Elmer 53 10' West 767 17 ft , Southwesterly degrees $2' We's? 175 Itt.. Northeast dition as recor Florida in Flat Book 17, Bakalla and Barbara Ann I?. That part of the Southeast a of on rd to beg -- Owner Kimzay of on rd, to North line of Sec , East to Plortheast corner run Smith 79 cir-rets 06' 05" E 35076 ft to the S Lot 71 -- Owner' Orrin J Welt page 45 of the Public Recor of Westerly right of way of State ROid B.skalla, hit wife, Addreti' $00 East the Sthwett ' Northerly of Oxford degrees 29' 15" West 200 It , North Florida, Address 745 Park Avenue, beg. — Owner: Robert H Welch, and Veidine Wetly, his wife, Ad Seminole County, Florida, and all of 136. thence S. along the Westerly lghway 136, Fern Park, Florida and Southerly of Flat of degrees 21' 73" West 700 ft , North 79 New York. New York 10001 Address: 601 Highway 17 97, Fern dress 705 Waverly Drive, Fern Greenga$e Estates recorded n Right of Way 117663 It. thence S $1 Lorigwood Plaza. It. ets hegn 33 71 degrees 29' IS" East 200 ft South 60 H The following described land J The 101tOwng property lies Park, Florida 32730 Park, Florida PIat Book 16, page 17 of the PUOIIC degrees 03' 05" W. 519 7711 thence It-', within South Fern Park as wilh,n Fcrnwood Plaza as StlO*i by degrees 21' 25" East ft Southerly of Norlheatt corner of f. to 2. East 600 ft. of South 700 ft. of 6 Lot 75 - Owner Franklin , Records of Seminole County, N 07 degree's 21' 23" W. 1371 531?. to wn by plat thereof recorded en Lot of Vacated Flat of Longwood and rd I - Owner Kimzay ot piat thereof recorded in Plat Book North 500 ft. of Northeast i4 (Lest Schneider and Helen C Schneider, Florida, and all that part of the NE thepointofbeginning,SUBJECT TO Piat flock 7, page 61, of the Public On right of way, run Southwesterly Florida, Inc , Address 743 Park 13. page 95, of the Public Records of North 25 ft. of West 1033 ft.) — hit wife, Addrest, 2)0 Waverly Records of a of the P4W 'a of Sec 20. 1215. Seminole County, on right of WI) 105 00 It, North St Avenue, flew York, New York, drainage easement as described In Seminole County, Florida, which Owner: Freddie's Properties. Ad Drive, Fern Park, Florida R3OE, lying East of Oxfo,d Pd, and Florida Amended Order of Taking filed was tor'natly vacated' degrees 1' 10" West 11064 ft North Acreage: III acres dress: P.O Box 3)6, Fern Park, between Oxford Rd. and lot's 1 arid 7 Lot 77 — Owner' Donald A December 9, 1969. in Official I Lot 3 -- Owners. Flcrida Jal 37 degree's 13' 4)" East 5 It, South 6 Part of Lot 7. Begin South 29 I Lot 7, BlOCk A - Owner: FIo?da 2)01 said plat of Greengage Estates. Dillon and Claire Dalton, hi's wile. AIai. Inc., Address P 0 Box 107, 41 decrees 31' 57" East IC? Sift. to degree's 29' iS" West 13.1$ ft. from Records Book 734, page 77S, arid N. Ttse following described lands Address 7)1 Waverly Drive', Fern Semoran Propertiet. Inc.. a Florida and all of the West 12271' of the NW LESS beginning at the NW corner Fern Park. Florida Of beg arid begin at Northeasterly Northeast corner run 79 degrees 29' corporation, Address: P0 Box 691 lie in Section 21. Township 21 South, Perk, Florida ' Of the PIE a of SectIon 20, T71S. tt, SE 'aul the SW 'aol said Sec. 71; 7 Lot Y -- Owner: Seminole Range 30 East. 15" Wet? 700 ft North ó0degrees 71' corner of Lot), run South 37 degreos S Lot 76 Owner' Thomas A Yost Maitlarid, Florida NbC, It's's the North 91164 ft County. a political subdivi5,on of the U' 1)" West 11611., South 57 degrees 7$" West 200ff North 29 degree's 2$' thence along the Northerly line 2 Lots I and 9, Block A-Owner: 1. Southwest a of Southwest ' md Dorotny Jean Yott, his wife, thereof, SE 'aol the SW'. N. SI degrees State 01 Florida, Address' Sanford, Owner Florida Standard Land Dtv. s" East 700 ft , South 61) degrees 71' Said 14.17" We's? 1101? , North 31 degreeS All that part of Section 17, 121S, Address: 31? Waverly Drive, Fern Div Car, Incorporated, Address: I lorida ft to beg (Less road). 06' 05" F. 500 76 ft , to the Westerly Ii' 13" East 1371? South 52 degrees 25' East P0. BOx 7)33, Orlando. Florida Corp., uddress' 1300 Citizens R3OE, that lit's SOuthea'sterly of US Park, Florida ., ' George u J1 — — -' ' ' — — — ' — " ' at ' as , wide, thence along said Westerly Address Tax Department, I)' 13" West 6 ft to beg I — Owner P.O Box Right 01 Way line S. 07 degrees Atlanta, Ga , Acreage .97 Laurel Homes, Inc . Address P 0 OS" W 39? 35 ft to the true point of Box 719, fern Park, Florida, acres 7 Northerly 36.5 It of Easterly 70 beginning, thence conlertur.g Acreage: 30 acres right of way line 5,02 II That part of Southeast 'aOl the It of Lot I - Owner. Leirel Said Westerly 0$" W. 150.00 ft., thence Address, P.O BOX 759, degreeso3' Hornet, In Southwest a South of Pernwood degrees II' IS" W. 25000 ft Boulevard, -- Owner: Laurel Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: thence N. 02 degrc'cs 03' 05" E Homes, Inc , Address P 0 Box 795, a"reS ISO CiO ft.; thence N 70 Bf'9d'i SOuth 4 degrees SO,' East Fern Park. Florida, Acreage 45 degrees IS' IS" F. 750.00 335 ft. 04 Northerly corner of Lot I acres It lottie P 0 B. Owner: J. Schat?. "n South IS degrees 50'i' East 170 19 Begin 5965 ft North of South LuCillE' Greene Michet, Carl PlaIt, ,, . 'w-,t3vott we',t corner run South 4$ degrees $0' Address P 0 Box 213, Dunedin 29" Fast 331.9Sf? . North 4) degrees ?,urth al degret's SO, Wist 770 tt Florida 3137$, Acreage' II) acres dree's North 17 degrees 9',' East 700 It to '9' 3)" East 34 0711 South . 6 Southeast ' of Southwest ' . Owner William W Austin, East 16733 It, South 11 Cash 01 St. Rd 434 (Less North Address P o Box 37, Altamonte diegrews 9' 31" West 736 Il It South It) and North ':of West 'iof South , Springs, Florida, Acreage. .55 acres 1$ degrees 50' 2?' East 16116 ft 9 flegin South 1.3 degrees 79' 54" weSt a of Southeast 'a Less begIn North 41 degrees 9, 31" East to South Wes?300lt offlortherlymostcorner atNorthwestcorner,runSOuthlOft line of F ernwood Plaza. Nor East to Cast line. North to North East 200 It South 43 degrees 29' 54" degree's 17' 34" Eat? 7001? , North 51 200 It North 41 degrees 50' 79" line, West to beg - Owner' Lake deorees 47' 76" West 530ff ,South 3$ West hinwell (orp . Afldrcs s'Ic'sl 20011 Plcertheastcrly t 703 degrees 17' 31" West 7001? to Georgetown Drive, Casselberry, Owner Marvin F Poer, Address. Owner: Attantic National (tank of Florida. Acreage 77.9 acres Jacksonville Trustee, under that Suite 17$, 7700 Century Parkway, 1 Being a portion of the SE a Of F ,Atlanta. Georgia, Acreage' 97 certain land trust No 100 146 300. the SW ', Section 71, Township 71 it re's Address Street, West Bay South, Ilitrige 30 East, County of Begin 4 degrees 50' 29" East JacksonvIlle, Florida Seminole', Stateof Florida described 37702. ill ft of Northerly most corner c, Acr.aq 10 acres as follows Beginning t the NW In? 4, run South 4$ (ltgt't"S 70 Bcgin at Soutnwrtt orner. Last 1)0 ft , South 4) degrees 9' 31" (e'r of the SE a of the SW 'a Of North $965 ft. Sojtls II degrees 50' West700tt ,North II degrees 50' 79" Said Section 71, thence North II 79" East 351 93 ft , North 41 degree's West 130 It , North II degrees 9' II" C1r-Qrees 6'S" East 510 76 ft. more or tC't%tO the Westerly right of way line 931" East 3107 ft ,Soutti lldegrees East 700 ft. to beg - Owner' 50' 29" East 167 33 It , South Ii Charles C Crurnley, Addrett' 7100 of State Rd. 434. thence Southerly degneet 9' 31" Wett 736 I? ft South Gas Light lower, Atlanta, Georgia, along said Westerly right 01 way line of State Rd 136, 21340 ft to a point 4 degrees 50' 79" East 161.16 ft . Acreage 6 acres West 36S 15 It to beg t, 'er II (tegn at Westerly corner of lot of lieqinning, thflce South 70 degrees II' IS (.3rveioocrs Oivprtt.'(I I Ii . wri A ,. P4n,ih 'IA ireirret Ii' II" )cl Oh PS,.Sr. ' . ' Dalton, Jr. and Arlene M Dalton, within Carriage Hill as shown by his wife', Address 216 Waverly I't,tt Recorded ifl Plt Book II, page 97, b'ut,iic Rccorcts of Seminole Drive', Fern Park, Florida tO. Lot 79 -- Owner: Edward A, County, Florida, and within Section Kausek and Christine S Kavs$, his I?. Township 71 South, Range 30 wife, Address. 27$ Wave'rly Drive, East. I Easterly 190 ft of Block 0 Fern Park, Florida Owner' Standard Oil Co. 551099007, II Lot 50 - Owner' Gerald I Box 116, LOuisville, tSoc%ford and Beverly B Botsfora, Addrcs his wife. Address: 720 Waverly kentucky 7 Block 0 (Less the Easterly 190 Drive, Fern Park. Florida fI i Owner Alan S bosenthal. 17 Lot II -- Owner: Charles H Castleton and Joyce C Castleton, Address II) N E. 163fd Street, P4 Miami Beach, Florida 33)67 hit wile. liddress: 222 Waverl 3 Block C I Less begin 199 5 Drive, Fern Park, Florida South 47 degrees 11' 26" West of I) Lot 17 Owner' James E most corner, Parkison and Linde P. Parkison. his North run wilc, Address' 771 Waverly Drive. southeasterly So it to a point It, NOrth 12 degre Fern Park. Florida II' 76" East of -' 1.014. run South 43 degree's 30' We's' Florida (Semaan Blvd,), together willS that 300 feet, South II degrees 19' Fast part of the plat of Ferriwood, as 2 North 20664ff of South 167 3) tt 37074 feet, North 11 degrees 9:' of West reco:cte.ct in Flat Book II, pages 7 ' of Norihwett 4 01 South East feet, iIoi'th 11 degree's 50' f Semii'iOle County Pubic *eit ' and all of South of Nor West 331 feet to beginning -- th*e'st',, South of Rd (Leis Indian Recorcis that lies in Sec. 70, T215, Owner Rroytiill Realty Co. Ad Hills. Units land 1), Less from the R3OE,andtogeiherwi?h thit part ci dress Lenoir, North Carolina Northeast corner of INDIAN the pla?of Highland Pn,s Unit $ a K. The following described pro HILLS. UNIT FOUR. as recorded in recorded in Plc? Book IS. page 32, c' perty kt ,n Section 1$, Township 71, Pt Book IS, Page t9. of the Public Seminole County Public Recoro'. Range 30 East Records of Seminole County, that lies in Sec 20. 7715, R)OE, ar 1 Begin t Southeast corner run I Florida, run Wi's? along the North to2ether wilts the North j77 3$ ft. c (sconce $6' East 730 It, South $0 line of said INDIAN HILLS, UNIT the NW 'o4 the P4W ' of Sec. 70. degrees 53' west 71905 ft South 37 FOUR, a distance of 14309 feet to a T2IS, R3C'E, ies all of Lot 3 Fern OE'Clrt'('t 17' Wt",t 37 ft . North wood Plaza, as recor point or' the East line of Section 70 in Flat iii once's 13' West 190't ft North TownshIp 21 South. Range 30 East. Book 13, page 55, of the Seminole v gree', 4?' We.t 9 34 ft , Southwest run thence along said East Section County Public Records. and less tIe en h1w 1797 to point West of beg, line North 00 degrees II minutes 44 Northerly 355 feet Of Lot V in Fern Fast to beg fins St Rd I -- O*iier seconds Wett 300 feet. thence North Wood Plaza, as recorded In Plat MI5 Patio Mart, Inc , Address ' Records, West 19$ 12 feet to the point of County and less: 7 Begin 250 II North of Soutneast Stillwell and Glenda C. Stiltwe'Il, his II 76' West 7 S ft . Northwesterly beginning, run thence North 47 Beginning at the most Norttiecty cornet. run South SO degees wife. Address' 726 Wavt'rly Drive. ,irid Northerly on right 01 way to degrees 17 minutet 12 Se(onds West corner 01 Lot I 'n Said Fern*ood West 16393 ft , North 52 degrees I) Own'r 't"Q i Gr,ater Con In Park, Florida f4Vl 00 feet. tt'e"r North '2 degrees Plaza, run S 43 dtgrees 30' West 300 West Ill I It, North 37 degrees 17 struction Corporation, Address: IS Lot II -- Owner: Carl H , minutes II seconds East 10.1000 1t thence run 5 45 degrees 19' C las? 195 6 ft . South 57 degrees I)' Crowley and Bonnie K. Crowley, his P 0 Box 376. Casclbcrry, Florida 370 7111; thence run P441 degrees 09' feet to the Southwesterly right of E,t',t ft South to wile. Address. 72$ Waverly Drive, E 300 feet, thence run N ii tI.'n 199511 South 47 degrees Owner J,smj'S () Jones and Helen way line' c'l State Road Plo 436: I tm Park, Florida II :e ,Vest ol North most corner of t) Jones. hi5 wIt'. Addrest 1770 thence along sad Southwesterly degrees 50' 30" W 350 feet to the rIght of way lineSouthl?ctegrees 12 PoInt of Beginning, and less: to LotIS Owner. JuI'inft Verali Block C, run Southeasterly SIlt to Oxford Road. Maitlanci, Florida end Josephine F Verali, his wife, apoint SIt North l7dr-grres II' 76" minutes 1? seconds East 60000 feet, Beginning on the Easterly P W Inc ) Begin ,it ntersectson of Address 730 Wavrrriy Drive, Fern (it it i'itth*estrrly lini. $uth 47 thence .oi,eh 47 degree's i minuteS of US 17 57,snrj th Nonthnt-st i3fnCr '..utherIy lint of U S Il with East Park, Florida cli'urces 41' 76" West 7 S It Nor S1'COrd's West 104003 feet to the 041013 in Said Fernwood Plaza, run line of Sec . run South 37 degrees 47' F The following described land lhwesterly and Northerly on right of point of beginning SUBJECT to tt'iencp South 1 degre 30' 51" Eat? West 700 It, South 42 degree's I) being located within Highland way to beg road easement according to Onicial 34139 feet. run thence S 64 degrees Owner City of last 66 II ft North to Pines, Unit 7. at Shown by plat Casseltn'rry, Address. Casselberry, Qwiic flrcw, I Kimboll arid Records Book 969, Pages 020) 31' $2" E 10 lee?. run thenc* Pt 3) thereof recorded in Pla? Book IS, I londa 37707 through 0209, of the Public Records degrees 33' 36" £ 337 Cl Ie.t; run louise Kimball. Pit wife. Address paQC lO, of the Public Records of S. Begin 3(4.57 ft South of Nor thence N 33 degrees 72' 39" E 200 3' P0 Box $43. Altamonte Sprin's, of Seminole County. Florida Sem'riole County, Florida thntst orrw'r of 5yjlh.çt cit the 0-'e'r Commercial Bank, Winter fe.t to the Southerly P W line I SR I lorda I Lot 59 Owner Thomas A ',cutheast North 17 (Indrees Address 750 South 1)3, thence ri.n flOitPlwettqI1 along 1 flç't,n at Pdc:trteas, corner. !ark. Tr ...h •,...i., .. .............. -. " , ' ..._. run , �----- -- ---•--,•-----•-.•-I 613-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec 20. 974 recorded in Plat book U. Page 4S, of 1310 s 70, thence run No.ih 37?.36 It to the Northwest corner of Seminole County Records, thenc e 156 feet Wong the East lintof the W ,un N OticgreetOj' 72W lTh' 37 feet ';ot the SW 'iOf the SE '4 of Section to thC South tiny .f Greengate 70, 1215, R)OE. to the Point of Beginning From said Poin t of Beginning, run In a Northerly direction along said Eat? line of the W ': of the SW '4 of the SE , Of Section 20. IllS. RICE. a distance rf 765301 f to the Northe ast corner Of the W' i of the NW 14 of the SE Section 70. 7715. R)OE, thence run North along the West line of Section 17, T?IS, R30E. to the Southe.istevly P W l;ne of US 1792. thene run Northeaterty along laid Southeasteriy R W tine to a point on the RW line tMt 1300 (Pet South westerly of the Northernmct corner Cf Let I in Fernwo Plaza, as recorded in Plat Sook Ii. Page 93, Seminole County Public Records; thence run S 45 degrees 49' E 370 24 lee?, lPeiicr N 11d'rct'O9 30" F .me.", tn IP..' P. i...I,.. l,, I Estates as recorded in Plat B ook 16. Page 17. Seminole County Records; thence r un West along said South line to the East II W line at O x for d Rd.; thence run North along said East P W line to the North line Of S tton 20. 7715. RIO!; $henc run 14 WPILI (,\ *,: Cl Along the Nth I me of Of Section 70, 1215, RIOE. thCnce Section 20,0 the West P W Inc of run Westerly 371 51 feet to the OxfordRd ; thence run South along Southwest corvr of 10$ " said West R W line )77 tt, English Woods First Additon as tp'rc' run Westerly to the West Imp a uw - -.'.-,------.-•-- _.-_.__--_--_;_-•_.--_. . .—,-.- Lot "Y' in s31d FeEnwOOd Plaza; thenc# run S 4 deqets 50' 79' E alone said line to the Southerly corner of Lot 3. Fernwoocj Plaza; thence run N 37 degrees 13' 43" E 661?6 feel to the Easterly corner of said Lot 3. thence run N degrees 31' 5?" W 751 77 feet: thence run N 33 degreecIJSé"E 337.O9 feet; thence run N 33 degrees 77' 3," E 100 391eet tott Sonerty P W line 0$ SR 4)6 thence run Southeasterly along said Southerly P Iineof SR llolhrovgh Section 20 and into Section 21 to the South lineof ttic North', Cf the SW'i - .'.. JJT1e run ee'm _ - - dT along said South line of the North Treatment Plant Site. ttence run West along the North line of said ", of the North,Mt corner of the SE '. of the SW ' of said Section II; thence run Souih to the Southeast corner of the SE 14 of the SW 1 4 of said Section It; thence run West to East 120 feet on the SE If Section 01 the 20, 7215, R3OE. Less that Is of Section 21. SE of the SW '. fliS. R30E, tying within the RW of SR 136, and less the North 10 feet of theSE Is of the SW ' of Section 31, T2IS, R3OE lying East of Sewage Treatment Plant Site a distance of 663.5.6 feet to the Nor thwett corner of said Sewage Treatment Plant Site; thenc e run the Southwest corner of the SE I. of South along the West line of the E the SW ' of said Section 21; thence of the E of the SE ' of Section 10. The above description •fl run North I; the South line of ,e Ills, R3OE, 1320 feat to a point on compasses an area Cf 521.4 acr es North ' of the SW ti of said Section the North P W of a 66 fuot county P mare or less and lies in Section s I?. 2); thence run West to the Northeast w (Derbyshire Rd I; thnp run 70 and 71, T2IS. R3OE, Se1nOle corner of the SE 1 4 of the SE to Of West along said RW l3lf 76 feet t County, Florida. Section 20. 1215, RIOE; thence run the Point of Beginning. Attached hereto a nd published Plus the North 1110 47 fees to a point, said South io reef less the East $6 feet herewith Is a map or plat of the po int being the Northeast corner of of the SF 1 M ,ic riigenk, AP tit.e .i t.aI,i me city of Maitland Sewage R3OE, and the South 17?. lert of the PrOpoSed district shall be located V WAW All &W sow is tip .- f I .,. Circuit Court of Seminole County. B' Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publith Nov.fl. Dec . 6. II. 20. 15141 DEN II - -4- 4 , i ALLEY OOP by Dave Grou. y0ij BETTER GO SrroN 'IM, 'JUST T'MAkE INK WE GOT HIM, su / • 0 A '•' 1 THE BORN LOSER Iw - fithLL - i) 1 to I IL i A-k1E -O FTh€ 1EV R&D Anq I FR / ,,4/j J , TJ1 IIItf9j__ Li! rrv- "--. •-•-.-v . I 64t-( 1ouY nAV4tTcOOc*DrrJ __H 4 s4a, T% 17/' 4flTr jJr-r 1' j_ . - - '• • I - ' NMI ill PS • • • . TJ:_ Then he led his jack of clubs, - I . • 1stP A51PJ'TF NSCV :" - 4 The t)f(tdlfl,' has been Wit North East Th%7)%(F% C7.r.4f1QC : f'Ii1 ILI ": ' . • a '' •O :.. 4V -T ,S. I'VE BEEN ji HOPE YOU CHRISTMAS DiDN'T GO SMOPPir,iG OVE3C8jO dW WL1W1T111i%f" ,- —. • .—.. I'M SOR DEAR— SHE NOT ONLY WENT BuT 3EOE I KNEW 11 OvEBOApD.- SHE TOOK I'D SPENT $138 ME DOWN WITH HER! (c3 (S E V V....-- ' ALL DA~Yj LAY all collit r'•'lt_ — -— -------- 'I - . -: ' • rA - — -- South 1N,T. "Do you have to You. South, hold: 443 I V AQ1086Kj44AQ3 j...... Ii IIAIL UU )UU 00 -Bid three hearts. Your partnerjust might be able to raise you to game. TODAY'S QUESTION You bid three hearts and stiur partner bids four clubs. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow IlL... ask I stayed home from ht to miss a history test!" so many questions? rfIaIIII r.i rvrvrvu BUSINESS COULD4300 DESCRIBE I WCOf1O4TION 114 LSI L P±ICAL. TERMS !,) Send Si for JACOB V MODERN book to 'Win at Budge' (do this newapo,). P.O. Box 489, Radio C't/Stifiofl New York. NY 70079 r Xnag It4R574NO 71147/14 Vi f AMWW w i- I 44N4 /145 C4hI6O _tJ • a '—'----- : •f : : • ' Ia: 7/14T /S 7 , -, - — TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan _ ----i -ME P1iNIc IN OL. PAL 7'kr hEY Ue1 AU 707412Y ivaetwT 00 (clsmtAs is '\ NEXT WEEK. i ! 4WIat- 6 HONOR 0' CHrISTMAS, LACKI, ( .1 -r MY,'t2't$ ME&5 64E'v A cDvT.v,w' r a3466 07 OAY 7W , s'a m7- -, PV A6W C17PLOW I \ ERTC 75 IN )t'ZP f r- - • I - "\ by Garry Tnjdii V6fl4',ruq,q CzSs fl'ta4Y £'4W' II . 6 7ZL44E. I/ it.%7lY IFIPW 711 II IV. N 19i \ 20 14 Pam 34 24 ae .'e so "Zn DOONESBURY f - --- j ' • - 1'Jwq'jj '—'rJ ' - - 15 IL flew out the window." South had let the first diamond run to his hand. Then he had led the three of clubs to dummy's king. East had taken his ace and led the nine of hearts. South's queen had lost to West's king and hearts were continued. South won the third lead and finally stopped to think, I VU IN '- \ .. -1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ifl7 . tit' L I, . =1 so .•,. L4 . •. — "1 really 113vc' tough luck," groaned South. "Not really," roared North. "That fluttering sound at trick one was made by Your contract t&ax1 25. I I ii • I77 h1'' -,j Sy Dick Turner - East won and led a spade to West's nueen and dummy's king. The clube failed to break. South wound up down two. South should have done his thinking before playing from dummy at trick one. Then he would have gone up with dummy's king of diamonds and led the king of clubs. After that start there would be no way for the defense to keep South from scoring three clubs, three diamonds, two Spades and in heart. Actually South had been lucky. A spade opening would have beaten him irrespective of what he did. FLORIDA ç' CARNIVAL 11 (Circuit Court !ell) wr A. Friday, Dec. 20,1974-78 do__________________ 411 .. --- - - - -- By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY " I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SEMINOLE COUNTY 7 - WIN AT BRIDGE "TH ,. - ------ Mort Walker UP MAP OF / ---,---..-------- ---- COWS AR E 1 • 700 -7'THE CQUN7y- llns, together with natural geographic feat ures and cutting roath, streett, and highways. Date of f i rst publICtl0fl 15th day the of November. 1914, Clerk of - - ALL MY OUTDOORG.... THE ARCMAS WAT,NG showing the proposed location of the boundary lines of t he dittriCl$ and he <tln,t*flthip, a nd range aw a ON y v OIN& LIKE _____ •_-_.-_,__ BEETLE BAILEY al No (Con't. from 5fl -. ----------- THE VN50% I ( ARTPER5 or WAS L4ST I WEEK. ' BUGS BUNNY by H.imdahl '& Stoff.I THIS COMPuT5 OUR THEN I PRESS' NEWEST G4MIO<, SYLVESTER' Th' &JT(ON AN' I FIRST I FEED IT TH' INFORIN SeCONDs IT M.ATION UKE THIS.' -----TELLS HOW S4G -, . - --- - t-20 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verse,1 A LCPN YA ~~Mz cLr'ç rrfA i 4 CO LCWV —,/ U4 'l becu L(somec ( us h white 41 Its 1 CL IF l Is 4- n -1 0 4•• WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli ARCHIE kl It THE CROWING W <F.STHEM •:o /e : At it If It oe vo to CAPTAIN EASY 0 t4EE9 UP. .'LVIE.' 7f4,A7 MILC Wk ONLY uLA': '• EASY Al4p ME FOLJNP A LOT lSOgE I r.ici CVMS W0T 0RJSi,. 1 ) THE STATI'E , TE by Crooks & Lawrence ' I I _ SLIT YER tJJ LAWYER AJP Ii WA ALL. A $16 ,.OkE 0 WE 16 ' OKEF " \ !J C'IVE EEK & MEEK a tvissfu an is f%1 TS?E K105! it' . ! I'It Pit 0 (_4 oil tL full I - - Iii 1*4mtoo It) .., rMw k t S " ," . - 414 I NEW CITY YOR '1 F SHORT RIBS / I4FRE 1'HE V IUIERNXTPQMAL DATELI NE. 1111 0 41 - UJJkL, litlillIg iv, by Frank Hill 'TCAO?R)W, VHEN WE CROSS fT WE LOSE A DAY. ,tUIII (SI, ft CJI1fT .1V ii salt 111110 eral — fl •, by Howie Schn.id., FRANK AND ERNEST -: tills -- r- a, A~ if Hal 'THE CREW... 1 jBET' �- - __ r1 --------- H. __________ 4 6— income And investment Property ID— Do it Youriefl INFORMATION I 1— 4 Personals 9 ______ TrveI & R.creatloi ARE YOU TROUBLED? caii Toll Free. 611 7027 for "We Ca'e. "Hotline". AduIt or Teens, Merchandise For Sa i4- ampEng.Resorts iS-Action Sports NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT 75l. Si -Household Goods IN YOUR FAMILY? -Garag. • Rummage Sales AL ANON For familiri or friends of problem ssEquipment 21-Situations Wanted Financial 24-Business . Radio. Steo 53—TV il-Help Wanted Winter Park. For further Information call 173 4511 or write portunItles 57-Sports 2S—Lns Equipment Box IS), Sanford, Fla 37771 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonyrns 59-Musical Merchandise Rentals _____________ I:OOA.M..3:3OPM 62-Lawn and Garden 6thru 23 times 3lca line 26 times 24c a line Rent Furnjsh Anyone knowing whcrea,1, of small female Poodle that disappear Nov. from 77 67A-Fd Announcements 6 70-Swap and Trade 7)-Antiques 72—Auction )7—Business oper For Rent ________________ ______ - -- -- 2-in Mimonam 40-Condominiums 4I-Hous for Sale 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels _____________________________ 0-Eating Pces 43-Lots arid Acreage lI—Motorcycles 44-Farms and Groves 19 -Trucks and Trailers I _______________________________ For Sale ____________________________ Help Wanted Correspondents 8QAto Legal Notice Il-Aviation Legal Notice - Ii 2574 P,irk Or 7aO2 NAVEL ORANGES $2.50 flu. French Ave Ph. 372 ILegal Notice 37? 199) Apartments Rent WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W In up some 'extra money', the EvenIng and Sunday Two bedroom garage apartment __________________________________ ___________________________ down town, $33 a week eltrIclty. 372 31)9, . Fern Park - NE tn,,00 41 :ew Prce right A5ON' GREETINGS Harold Hall Real 2f065 Hwy. 1792 REALTOR 332 5711 REALTORS 373 6)53 or 613 7)3) _______________________ • Rea I 6170532 . AI Houses for Sale Only year old todayt i,eoo See if . ., . ' ' - , . ''' WE HAVE the largest invenfory of :istect homes in north Seminole ' . County. Save time and trovbl# by trying Stnstrnm Realty first' . , ______________________ _____________________________ Ycsvr MLS Agency REALTORS A COMMUNITY OF FINE - . HOMES bedrooms, 1', baths, C lilA. Assume mortgage at 7 pct., purchas, price $25,00. Small — - '- PR ICED F ROM S35,000 , 32O742 r Located ' ' 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., ______________ Dial ______________________ - p , •I.2.3 Bedroom Apts. SSwimming Pool ____ ____ "away Boating " •Dispis - . 4 of materials _____ In keeping with the _____________ , ORLANDO 36S.55 --. - __ -------. _____ ______________ --------- mas Will design your home arranoements,corsagesandother gift ideas. Some antiques, 3328596 after and gold ItalIan Provincial. Pair of armless(nalrs,tjbles; pedestal se formica toO 645 3946 - MAITND FL 322-3103 7)1 W. 25th Sanford, F — ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ _________ (Sill &pvqè.. t ,, I *J ' tilt t* meet, G fynj (,,, I,' ________________ DEAL LINING MATERIAL They Just - 9 cr,'staI•ckar Lakes. arid 25.f%)O citrus tr&tcs. ts ZEEL WOOD STATION. Our Doutands.foqyotjrseig ,,.,, • i mIlitunalf!s , . t-I,'f 'n among ______________________ ______ Gift for Dad Appliaftcu is 1k, key 1 Ho?cnt Oshaner And an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Dad lop chef Dick's Appliances, 2617 S French 37? 7831 ' Arp * C S _____________________ FkASS BOAT BARGAINS P085011 MARINE lflOrlando DrIve. 377 5961 in iarid A,, ___________________________________________ SANFORD -_- I 0 ____________________ __________ / - I COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES1___ ___________ V C-acfirecr47arton complex offt"y,tyrir5 mri;'r.y atnj. hhing. dub act sm dnd e!f Our it otw iA Am*'rK e s 'uS Aud d..jni for;. .,,ur dubs fl ,r 117 W 1st SI., fl Lsthan2'hr.t-spi-rat'r. tl -siniiJ 1twyre:,obd tiiwt' re , Sanford's e Come out today and reserve ChOi('e lot. ___ Sonora ______ th ifl just [,Trmunturiarr.dlld!u,.kir,Ien ';..,44lPo fl7;)4 t3U5)M86-61i4nr (9(1i 1W4..Sh74 Fi,raheeco1orbro(httre,ft,D,p, SH-12 - A Directory of Experts ReadyTo Serve You! - ___ . . - ________________________ __________________________ . ' _______ - _____________________ _ pj0 $j PAt,O SERViCES All maLes. md. Players TunIng Rrpair,$67 9500 Pressure Cleaning ..LL CLI :.41N ' , Impc Wash & Spra kieen You'll find in the Want Ads, supplies E.terpor wails, eaves, patto, walks ______________________ ___ Dl IRE I URPI1TURI. W Hwy eitjlci le,r lewels start ________ miles east of 17.92. I'll. (305) :323.8160 ('rland() 834.2299 GE \ '.,itCh I? t $79 93 at ,i N.'l SPark ___ ____________________________ ________________________ - ___________________________ ' ,'. I ) Santa's Tips - —. . - a (,it! that 'ast-, ri valui' ______ __________________ _________ ______ OflO SF.MINOIE COIN CENTER 109W 1st St iA MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH GIFT AS ADVERTISED IN Full line OP sporting qocds Fishing, tiunflnQ TODA, and Camping -ii CLASSIFIED ADS' — Tn. Sports Shop, Sanford Pl,iz, — _ tropicat nrw exotic plants "Quality light the lady in your home with a t Discount Prices". Sunbem small appliance lrom CAREFREE LOW(R5, 320) S Gregory Lumber. h & Maple Orncto Drive, 373 7IO ____________________________ ___________________________ . -,- -:'- -. cut 01 ldts7 Visi' ETHELL'S ANTIQUES. 1 mile west of i 4 Ofl old Sta'e Pu a at "76" I _____________________________________________________ ____________________ I - j (Qnstrutti A Framing Subcontractor P'.' 5 fli s1'. U;% z:? ii Hjr', 5 , 4 -. .' saoo , L "' ' Having trouble storing summer I ?m% Sell them fast and easy I with a Ctatsitled Ad Call 377 761) '' f C)flSON .'AwIN( 7977 Hwy l'97 322 596) ' i" Pr pIt'',', CPii ,l L. , '" - .. I ' .. orv' and ________________________ - Bicycles ee Call ______ , - - 's • ' -, ,i . . ' - $ - _______ ____________ ___________________________ - — j '.i ou IL ID PUMPS __________________ " øt,i icms c i' c ie-t ',Ck kl,ul'g 3?? 2615 t ______ - 't'O. hid 'c. "''NI MACH i*.t LJPiY C( I (hrtm ',' iS âtimn for giving a timefor saving en you Shop the of Class$fed A' - !-" ." .--'.' '' 0 Speed B;kr, Penney's exCCtlnt cOndition, 530 Or trade 37) 16) Lowvey Organ model TLOR with$freelessons LT " I ii''':' Well Drilling fl " 'ill _________________________ 4 ,'. ,'ilIp ', - ______________________ harding gatvanized trailer Be's? Offer and take over l' monthly riatn,ent% 323 0991 '. ',, jmPo,,.t Pest COntrol 2671 lru Ave 8 .'I I 't)L 377 8585 I __________________________ $3) 0704 - ______________________ 322261 1 or 831-9993 . v- -- Wall Papering _________________________ ii P ,,nd .',,ix.n __ '. r ______________________________ Pest Control Floor Cleaning __________________________ ______________________ 323 595i condition, Flea COIlI', lagS & inviSible collar sticks from Animal Hycn. 377 • - rr '' ___________________________ __________________________ ii - - - ____________________________ -. - 4 ________,•_ - Subcontmctor - att .. •,. __________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________________ 'I •. , Al'erations. Designing & Dressmaking by experts Snger approved dealer 2)0 E 1st St 373dM) ,', _ ________________ Pets _____ _____ ____ ______________________________ _________________ ________________________________________ _________________ ____________ Christmas for ewag ______ - 5477 __________ WESTERN WEAR BOOTS Pelts, moc ' ir',, tj"fol,j'., Sad;)'.equipment Save t the Old Co,r,,l Western Shop. 1797, I mile S 11t Deflary MI 103! ________________ ' _____ _____ 130 HP Chrysler on 16'Brandt. like new Call after 5pm 3721710 _________________________ 1975 Evinrude, 6 HP, new in crate, never used. 1173 cash 349 3654 ______________________________ We PLIANCE CENTER. 1700W 1t St 7 3 ' ' ', FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID. MAYTAG, PEDDERS All major -appliances Best in quality and GOLD , ' .' ______ - sp der & --' -' _________________________ delitry C(ni-i'nl terms ,'. ,i'ps . '' '' ______ _____________________________ , .. muct dobners 3:: I . ________________________ __ ______ frt-rgy Sa,'m', (o,,',Ir' 3 8. 10 Speect bicycles froni I iit Shui Vo4 French Avc, _____________________________ __________________________________ , ' _____________ Gifts , ______ ___________________________________ _______________________ _________ ________________ __________________________ _____ -- - '1' I RES1 INN I3oardng&Gr0Or'fq Ph 327 1057 __________ I' Gifts for the Home - - __________________________ "r11t'iinQ ,inij Repars Rocm additons Fully insured. Good references Jim Trego, 321 02 ______ ______________________ ____________ - ______ _____________ . your .1 __ I , (ompietr .(O'r a tax ser vice for small businesses Wiiliimt Accounting. 377 7543 Ave. Sat. 95 Raise money for _____________________________ - Drums for little Drummer Boys Youth Group to allend Winter I' i i.f ..;, xhOaredeartoyou,perp,apsth,e .. I I Garage Sale- Guitar, small Partidg for your pottect Pear suitable fr child, like new Cheap Tree GE cassette; boys cloth, ladies clothes, size 1211; curtlins, Beauty Care bedspreads, diShes 904 E Church Carpentry, Remodelsng,Additiass, Ave, Longwood Custom Work. Licensed Bonded 'C ii I Free eStimate 373 6031 i..,.,, Carport Sale' 1335 Summerl,n, Thur's Sun, 96 Items from S families Reasonable prices and I n't ns' '.' r' ,i uSclui I refreshments, some furniture, "ifPO'sl' ,%qa,n whiti iou sell thc!' Carpentry bicycle, many ether items. 't a (t5',,ted Ad tmm It. . - -. i(raIql (,'tI tcxja,' I)",' l Carpentry, Masonry, and Painting arIa,' Ju'I diM 371 7*)) or 53$ 55 Boats & Marine Remode-1 4nd Pngair Wt'dø 'tall r '1i,, EquIpment " C 377 Beautiful 14 karat gold pierced Earrings, I 3rd off at GWAL I 11EV JEWELERS. 704 S Park ___________________ Vii 'Iilfl buy Qualty mtrchandse t budget price when you shop the Adsi _____ :: __________________________________________________________ . ' __________________________ lnyovr Iif,from jeans tosuits HIS , The Herald ER VICES , Garage.Rummage Sales 54 at Owaltney Jewelers -quality gifts for less at 201 S Park *ad 'o.hs, toys. em GE I EXTRA CA Ski OR tco3ctere,j tursrs. leather QOI'. CI4PIST7'A5, t:, ','lln'; ,c'..' ';x".J r kU', ...l ,, nt,, rficed right for Christmas gills used furniture and appliances to Cowboy or Din1)o 80)1% from Originals by Debbie Designs. 10.1 Larry's New & Used Mart, 2)3 5 knight's Shoes. 701 C is? St__C 1st ___________________ M (entrance thru Land Sanford Aye, Ph 373 II)? _____________________________ O'Fabrics) 371 0970 Hr 9.30 5 Want Ads ring. are YOU listinc? A Select your new Iurniture from winter mcneylandt YOU'LL FIND 'yebeve gifts for the entire family WIL SON MAIER for tt,e best , bedrooms, 7 baths, 2 car garage, SIr, Shag carpet, sif. cleanlnq Oven AImot. ç', Call n't neej" Serve Q*tiInyou51Ii,, with a ClatsII,j Ad from the booayr ,, d.layt Just iaI )77 Ia)) or ill. 9993 To place your lw want . ________________________ Franklin MInt Items and gold co.ns Itt the collector, and lewelry Tom's Coins, 174 E. Morse Blvd ,','inter Park. 647133$ '' finest family park. - Of unfurnithed bedroom home for rent, 373 After 5 372 7579 cAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING - _____ Daniel Greene House Slippers 1. _______ but ' ____________________ NON.RUTING "URE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - ___________________________ _____________________ _________ ______________________ __ A fine 51Ition ol gifts for the man - nger Model 752 Zig Zag Sewing _________________ Machine Peg 5)09 95 Sale price, SEARS teltphones will be open UI Singer approved dealer 7)0 every night 'til $ thru Dec 70 Do I. Is? St . 3736161. all your Shopping by lOne at home. 3221771 G'is for Kids Gict will lOve Black & Decker om Rockwell Power Tools & Stanley hard Toots from Gregory Iurr. J 6th & Maple 373 0500 _____________ _______________________________ Toppers for Dad RecV.-t' 7311W first St 37) 1111 • . Golfer Clubs. Balls. Lades & Mt'ns Shoes, Duckster jackets, AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop 377 2531. _____ __________________ . MART ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ -_ rcnse ' C'iunty Imptrirncni Av. tI;t: fjI-zjç1j0,16 fairay tkilunô lake. or secludedm an oranq grow from $18!0O plus kit rentaij. ' ('-''lu,'', . . _____________________________________ FROM ONLY Srvi, 322-7491 -. 1961 VW Fastback, 4 speed, AM radio, new paint, Extra clean $1093. Call Don Pope, 3fl)3, Dealer, _______________ ____ qL private baj. aa y*tmIi Bedrooms, lalqe living room, dinIng room, fenced yard. 5)30 month. Call after S Z3s3 i,, .4 Willtradechoreorgan 1 yr.oid, for uprIght piano, 37) $141, ____________________________ _ tach .pa,i, ç '...allBart Real Estate ________________ ''- _______________________ ____ — ill - FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE lntheCla%sifiedse(1,onof The Herald cstrnates garage, fenced lot, $)7 I _________________________ _________________________ ___________________________ _____ Sanford- attractive, carpeted, m, 7 lath t Kitchen equippnt, 5)60. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES Swap and Trade 1973 Chevy Nova FullyEguippe,li __________________________ Add an t4rant. ______ __________ _________ ,. ______ ____ HEElS Reconditioned Batteries, $17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, ,' 5531 -_' I ______________ _________________________ _______ _________ _______________ ______ 5 room Unfurn house, 2 bdrrn, encIosectpurch,3smIlromtown W. 14. $150 mo. No pets 377.1303 ______ I ___ ______ SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W, lstSt 70 $31 6)7) ________________________ ______________________ 17 92 $31Open ?90 Sat & Sun 9 5 _______________________________ Having trouble Storing summer Christmas isa time for giving ana a GARAGE SALE-- Jade. Gold. itcr,is' Sell them fast and easy time for Saving when you shop the Brass, Bronze. Wood Collections& with a Classified Ad Ca:I 372.2611 page-s of Classified Ads' Carvings, n' 531 999) Wicker, Clothes, Housewares. 601 Davlct St.. Winter I ( hen Bstnr CaOint, Springs Sat 21sf 10? C cvr'le, tops. Snss IriStii!,n Air Conditioning i•a Itb'e Bud Caeetl 377 5057 Take a lk. 75 Garage Sales in one — "It' 'i' Clothing, Furniture and _____________________________ Household BARGAIN GARAGE, Cm'c'r,,i He,,, & d unn Odd jobs of all types. Carptntry, For tree 100 II I? 97. (Behind Sobik' call Carl Harr,s, Painting, Cement Work, Light — at SEARS n Santord 377 (Onqwood) Thursctay lhrot,gP, HaulIng 3722645 T'.esday, 105, Sunday. 125. $31 _____________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ' Duplex 2 bedrooms Advlt preferred $ up Week, $35 fur i5hed Free Water 3774470 o 373 _______________ __ ___________ ____________________ New Engine, M.ag. 1150 3230397 -- Farts.Accesries 75" Color IV, 5189 HERB'S TV 1113 Sanford Ave.. 37) 1731 ___________________________________________________________________________________ .140w LIASIPIG' PROM 'i'o - ______ ______________________ ___________________ ___________________ - - _____ ______ Arthur H BecItwith, Jr. 2 - Newmotor,$7Q "'°' -. Appointment CONSTRUON Inc. Remodeling ____________-- _________ excellent COnditiOn, 32) 0156 or 373 4437 — WE BUY AND SELL _____________________________ __________________________ FURNITURE REPAIR CARPENTER WORK OR MAINTENANCE WORK, 322 5505 C all For ________________ for $18,500 and up — _____________________________ -. Duotherm, model 0mpe with thermostat, in. stallatlon & operating in. ! ____________________________ to a millionaire's ................. estate Oldsmobile '69 1 Door, automatic, power steering, factory air Ex cellent condition First 5450 Takes Camper For Sal. 1944 Rambler Classic. ___________________________ With Pr I de U ., REALTOR 31 Hour Service 372 7495 - - OFFAIRPORT __________________________ _________________________ Ow It Additions , I ' CailBart Real Estate ________________ __ Extends to 52" with leaf and closes to 2$", $299 NOEL'S, Caiselberry, Hwy. 17 92 5)0 1706 — 643 IllS ________ __________________ __________________________ wooded beutiful 1971 Datsun 1700 Coupe with air Ike — new 1967 Mustang t- as'tjacu, loaded, I _________________________ Req Real Estate Broker 322)301 2IlOHuawathaAvt. atl? 92 __ - finest ___ Unfurnjshed . it all," with pride & the - •Oishwashers --------.-----.--. from $50 Down P.'.Ott!j 75', slp 7. U maintained Priced well below Il 92 M?n market 1313310 For used furniture, appIiances,tnoIs t Buy I or 1001 itIm Larry's - 1977 Ford ITO, Brougham. wholesale price, 52.000 176 ,', Crvsil f)ri,,q. 32) &9t5 -______________________________ - - See the homes built •Tennis Courts •FIshing & READ THIS Wanted to Buy CASH 322.4132 — Sears Kenmore Gas Rang 1',yrs.ola Compl,le single 53$ Refrigerator with large freezer, _______________________________ Call 372 4937 515; Ofd Underwood typewriter, Kitchen equipment, GE Stainless 135; Other items, 542 1993. stee; Cook top I oven, $33 each 327 6954. Aimoit new Tasco telescope, 12 powers, tine 'Pocus T700X, ob Quilt ingasoven, still Incarton, cost jectivet SX, I7X, lOX, X New 5.337, will tracte for? or will Aiwa tape recorder, solid State sacrifice 323 7530 way. Pair Realtone Citizen Band walkie talkie. 3 channel tran Doublew,d, Refrigerator Freezers scelver. 11 transistor, Excellent Guaranteed, Saiford Auction shape Pair turquoise drapes. 373 7340 Hawkeye Brownie camera with ____________________________ attachments; 1 dTuble WIndow XENMORE WASHER, parts travis rod. 373 04.5 Eves service, used machin Pangolahay,$1.2.cp,r bale Pangola MOONEY APPLIANCES 373069; hay Infield, 90c per bale. Call 904. 711 1913 Maytag Washer, excellent condition Close to everything yet - - ________________________ And 4 Chairs curves, engine, S cars, trestles, ISO. $31 0667 HOMES OF DISTINCTION .' Wa'er 32 inandfpr SmsnoleCovnty, Fioi'ida, arereguired to serveacop'yef Houses Rent N. C. Flod. Sr. upon receipt of proof of the written defenses or other pleading Whose name and address is: lor7bdrm. townhow,. Mayor apt .central pssbticatin of this NOtiCt, the tic ROBERT J. PLEUS, JR., of on NeigPiborhaocl Law Office of Pbljth: Dec. 1$, 19,20,1971 In titloui names, to wit CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD, CentralFIorida. lnc.,whoseaddreu DEll) convenient to everything From bdroom,7 story, centr heat& HUS.cEY REALTY is 106 W Central Blvd. Orlando, _ EMMANUEL. SMITH & CUTLER, 5)40.547 3I5 air. 2 car garage, references f1 A, 1601 CNA Tower, Orlando, HUSk EY LAND DEVELOP. Fla, and tHe the orignal with the required $190 1st A last stoo MEPIT Florida, 37801, not later than Ciose to downtown, new lovely 7 Clerk Cf the 11th JudicIal Circuit security 322 FICTITIOUSNAME December 30th, 1974. HUSKEY CONSTRUCTION Court on or before Iltn day of bedroom.air,carpetkitchen,ully WINTER SPRlNGS_.3.er'p 1 Noliceisherebygiventhatw,.. HUSKEY BUILT HOMES If you fail to do 50, Iudgm.nt may January, 1971 equipped, Watef.sewergarbage If you fail to do so, iudgment may engaged in business at Rt. 7, Box be entered against you for' the relief HUSKEY DEVELOPMENT serice pd. by owner, $110. bath, kitchen equipped, Mid IflSOviedo, 37763, SIminofe County, demanded in the Complaint The HUSKEY CONDOMINIUMS be entered against Seminole Realty Inc., 131.1320 or 759! or 3771593. you for the relief Florida, under' the fictitious name Of nature of saki wIt beIng for HUSKEY HUSTLERS defl'tinded in the Petition. 322 SI!? sø.der w$ii.Ii I expect to engage in Duplex,7bdrm,unfurn apt WITNESS my hInd and tSt Of SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS, and foreclosure of mortoagas en lha$weinteflcttoregist,rSl;d,.4m, Cumbering the alr&h,at RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several Road, LCflUWOOd, Ftoqida 37730. 1971. S.minol, County, Florida In ICFlorida, That the party intereSted in to wit: ArII'.ur l'. Beckwltp,, Jr. — rooms 5)75 5250 Mo cordance with the provisions of the bus.iss enterprise is as follow's: $311772. Clerk of the Circuit Court 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kitchen LOf59,IOfld)7,i Block 4; Lots 33 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR Fititkjtj Name Statutes, ToWit: and 71, of Block 1. SHADOW HILL E. Everett, Pfuskey equ1p; air & heat, Call owner, By: Elaine RiChard, Section i.ts.o, Florida Statutes 1957. SUflDlVlSION,acprdingfotMpIa, Dated at Mjittand, Florida, this Deltona, (303) 574 1062 Dtpufy Clerk 7 or 3 bedroom, I't bath, un S Curtis W. M.ar,n, Jr. ?rrp a re(Ore- in PIat Boot 17 ____________________________________ furnlsl.cct fm.cJ beck yard, $115 ______ Publish Dec 1. 1), 70. 77. )97i 1973 ub',th Dec. 6, 13. 20, 27, 1914 GEt l 1170 FlOrida Ave. of Seminole County, Florida. DEl 56 DEllS 3734430 WlTNESSmyhafls4af,5181g ¶ANFORD i-aid Court at Sanford, Florida, this MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 76th day Of November, 1974 Acerage.$14o Mo. )&7ftdrm turnorunfurn (Seal) a., 3?0lOrtanco Dr., 3735470 Clerk of the Circuit Court — 'Option to Buy THE HERALD wants to hilp make Retire By' Martha I VIhIen Christmas Shopping easier for 5P1(ious rooms, air, heat, fenced Deputy Clerk yard Kids and pets okay you You'lifin gift ideas for every Publish Ploy. 79, Dcc 6, 13, 20, 1974 United Real Estate Anoc. Inc PerSon On your list in the Yltict DEH 113 Toll Free 12$ 5090 Open,rn 9pm Gift Guide every da' KULP DECORATORS 109W 1sf St ,377 7fl5 80 Autos for Sale ____________________________________ I'ITI'1 GOOD CREDIT; 2311W 1t St 373 4711 - 68 Sanford 327 9719 _______________________ -- - -- RecVee GORMLV'S, East 16. 5"fct 4733 __________________________ — Cove ON RESERVOIR LAKE with lift gate. S00 These are Our own personal trucks and are driven every day. all in QOud runnIng condition STAN'S Hwy. 16, West, Sanford 373 3620 Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken Wlre-Fencp Posts. ___________________ s __________________________ I XLT. load. ',ton pickup, $3700 1941 Ford Thunderbird, I dt , 5100 1971 Ford '. ton pick up with ft To All Our Customers & Friends DachshUnd, 6 weeks, male, red. $65. SIamese 9 WItS., female, 515. Chihuahuas. 6 mos., Animal Small round kitchen table and 7 chairs, end tables and matching bookcase, Avocado floor lamp All excellent. 904 E Church Longwood FREE DELIVERY IORRIESORIG1NALS,2ólOFrench - _____ _____ '' GOLULti TOUCI-i'td SEW iq sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds boobin 529 Nolan Rd. halfway between 17 97 and Sanfoict Ave. off of SR homesite in Lake Markham estates $i3,7 LARRY SAXON, _______________________________ REALTOR, 37) 94)0 _________________________________ _____________________________ 322-8721 ____________________________________________________ _________________________________ ____ ______ 1 977 Chevrolet half tOn Pick UP. Beautiful Parakeetsior Xmas All Coio 373 1519 ____________________________ AT NOEL'S STORES There's One Near You LAKE FRONT LOT Heavily wooded with large pines & . 0 37) 576 Black Smoke & Cameo. " Christmas Trees moicts _______________________ In Sanford. W7O Honda Trucks and TraIlers LIve or cut to order, g or small 3790 12'xlO'Mobileliom,& Land, Located Paola 1735110 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM! PE CENT 32 We Still have a lot of nice chi!dren's toys, dolls. etc PIuS thouSands of miellans other items, BRING THE CHILDREN GIFT FOR At.&.UPIUER I? 32) 0105 ______ $70, I used tires, 1). 165 radial, SX) ? _____ ______ _____ _____ Lotsand Acreage 43 ________________________ ' - flu SANTA BARBARA DR. 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE PET FOR CHRlSTM' Th Want Adt are the best ____________________________ __________ ___________________________ 1.2 BEDROOM APT$ SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISP'ISALS 1355 after S ____________________________ ________________________ PICK 65 Pets and Supplies __________________________ • Good Color Conie TV 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 3700 ON LAKE JENP4IE _________________ -_ BAHIA HAY WILSON MAIER FURNITURE pave têdy for BUY-SELLTRADE immediate occupancy in Carriage Ill 3)5 E First St 372 fl Covc, Sanforct's nr*t%t mobile home park CERAMICS F 4 nished pieces Prices Slashed . Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis usa. __________________________ - . MiSllpnu5 New 1973 Barrington No reasonable offer refused, e _____________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric atp't Shampooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________ -- down, assume payments Good conditIon _________________ sell your no long. needed pool tael Phone 3222611 or $3I3. TS 90 Suzuki, 1977, good conditon. American of Martinsville, solid Mahagony dining room Suite, hatch oa bunk bects, 5)00 set, with cover coffee table, coffee tea / M UNSWQRTH REALTY 3 W 1St St 37) 6061, 373 0517 372 6.3a _________________________________ cleanout ur garage Qurk I? with a Wan? ,ii We buy, sell, or exchange real estate Gas stove, apt. size, World Book inoroutof state LARRY SAXON, Encyclopedias, Eletrux vacuum REALTOR. 37291)0 ________________________ cleaner. 332 770.1, 9 d rn. to noon SO No ISIS Park Dr. ____________________________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 16 West, Sanford 332 S57Q _______________________ Pay balance Of 51$ or tO pay mts o, ts No Qulifyingf Only .000 dowo and Old English Sheep doQ, 9 mo male, No Sa'e This Wk, Next Auction, Vacuum Cleaners, 5)3 30; New I assume mortgage Nearly new $4!y, Jan 4 house broken, papers All shots, bedroom home with paneled Xmas leweiry; Xmas fghts, Bunk Drop inbobbin, zij zag, and lrteedle 530 373 _______________ Beds, 570; Home deroratlons, HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL position, Ilk, 9C* conditio sold family room, living room, dining _________________________ STAN'S AUCTION Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas ro, utility room, 2 car garage, new for 51$, ba'anceof 545 sh or Need a serviceman fast? Cherk the 377 97)9 Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanford Pretty landscaping with own payments of $10 New warrajlty. Dusines Service Ads trii1,p OPEN DAILY Ave 3239310 pump and well SyStt'in Pool and _______________________________ ---i= -Call Credit Dept _______ occupancy. Owner Atoc , 373 built for Datsun pick up Used 307 A East 1t St., Sanford 332 9111 $974 or 3237179 3732690 _____________________________ _____________________________ BO CAR PRICES Irailers _____________________________ JIM DANDY lFEf) Eves 5691116 Below -Wholesale, while they last MobIle Homes Pts Fruit Jars Christmas gill accessories far your ' . Mo?orccIe InsurAric' BLAIR AGENCY 332 SP'O) down. 513$ month, MI 1394 - ' '' . . . . 10n9 Tractors. 4 HP DescIs Font Loader Back Equipment Trailers 1600 N 17 92, Fe-n Park • 2121 Sale Longwood, 3 bedrooms, central air 377 $47i or 332 733? '- ,. We are selling all light fixtures in r display room at 66 6 pct. oH, including seven beautiful crystal c1I' ,ard igit, iA)rch b.'ackets. wall & ceiling fixtures Also range hoods at 0 pct f. 64 Equipment for Rent _____________________________ E3kOKERS • "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SAP9FO.p,,RK- TOP VALUEI ______________________ OpendIy lOSforcons.gnmento sales Off he floor. WI also buestates, etc Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamillon movement . ci diamond. Will ______________________________ _______________ 327 7311. 372 1196, 372 731! In 1959.372 II ST JOHNS REALTY CO. , 63 Machineryandloots 72 78 Auctjo Motorcycles __________________- ___________________ ____________________ Auction MULTIPLE LISTING REAL fOR 1)62 month Rent $310 644 .hp offer 37? 2717 payments less than rent Government subsidized t Qualifiedbuyers Calltosee it you Ou.ilify!t — rm blork, NEW 3 _________________ Miscellaneous ForSale BANK SALE Central Florida's .' Pttl, Jenpy Clark Ay,oc 177 1595 32? 5553 O,i. . __________________ ____________ ___________________ _______________________________ Stemper Realty - 1591 . - -- ---------- ---- SO Shopping. JONES ELECTRIC CO. 10) S Laurel Ave • 3fl 0631 ___________________________ 527.500 P.'.ny, many extras $61,500 MUST SELL Hot __________________________ . Lotsand Acreage 5. lOor 20 acres, d rdble Iocôtion, paved road, trees Terry Reaity, REAL TOR, 67! 0111 -. rstmas isa time tor giving and a tirrt' for Savng when you shop Ihi' PQe5 o Our ciassiIievJ section _______________________ WE TAKE TRADES air, now only $21,000 SANFORD-. 3 bectroorn. central French Aye, commercial building, ht & air, draperIes 1000 plus sq. ft., was $69,500, now refrigerator, range, beautiful only lawn, s7 pping, churches, Lakefront Let, now only 5300 down, hospital, $7S,000 lull prIce, Orlando. lakefront large cx i utiv home sits on '. acres iOit .RIDE month, Includes carpet, drapes and all SCr9i(t5. Also larger Pce finished to suite Call Bill Krames, Leasing Agent, Monogram Property Management Co * They're New nouse.s in .t ri,r,Il ,rej AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS — H, dirtor of Nursing, interested 43 - - ____________________ ___________ ________ _________________________ _______________________ -____ IIOOE 25th St Real Estate Wanted ____ 377 66 __________________________________ ___________ ------- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY - ______________________________ SANFORD_ 2 bedrooms, range, 3 bdrm, Su,iland, was $23,000. Now Will pay cath for your cgutty fl refrigerator, nice yard. extremely only bdrm, house on approx S acres TORS, Casselberry - FOR INVITATION FOR CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-19)41 BID INSURANCE SanfordNursIflgafldConvaI,ent Also 3 bedroom a.. 5)40. Call CAMERON.BROWH COMPANY, a USO9.Flord1_$uteswiIl,,is,er DLES,1fldfhatwelflfforister EMPLOYEE GROUP LIFE AND North Carolina corporation, Center, 50 Mellonville Ave. after 3 p.m. or before 9a m., 372. wthffieCterkcfcircuitCourt 'nana said name with the Clerk Of the ACCIDENTAL for Seminole County, Florida, DEATH AND Circuit Court, Seminofe County, DISMEMBERMENT, EMPLOYEE Plaintiff, LIgIW delivery work. Must have de. JOHN SAULS AGENCY reP?OfprOOfo4,hep4)blIca,o, Florida in accordance with the HEALTH CARE, AND DEPEN CAMEO BUILDERS. INC., a pendable transportation. Part l'Bedroom.AduIt5Onl Days3777171 thIs ncflce, the fCtitiø. name, to provislor of the Fiditos Name DENT HEALTH Evet 3230413 timeflexible Schedule. Reply Box Park AvenueMobllepe,k CARE, Broker Associate Fioridi Corporation; BIJZZAIRD S6Oco The Evening Herald P.O. AND APPLIANCE under which we Florida Statutes 1957. 7S4SParkDrIv,,3fl) intend to ertgge in business at 937 INSURANCE BID"wiIlbercc,yed Floridacorporation. BRITI'S INC., Donald H. Merlino W. Highy No. 13.6, Brantley — iroomturnishedpIex 11th St 1st at the Office 4 the City Clerk, City a Floricta Corporation; Mid M.arjorie A. Merlino NATIONAL CatthuPonyourch,I%tma5I,y &Iasto,pUsdC,, Ichild HaIl 223 Newbtjryport Avenue, ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT selling quality AVON products Square, Springs, Florida Publish: Dec. 13,20. 72, 1974, Jan. 3, Altamonfe SprI,':, Florida 32201, MANAGEMEHT INC., a Florida No pets. 373 Sea) That theAttamonte Reg corporation interested in ____________________________________ Real Estate Brokee part time, Ml 3079. said business is a fOlLOWS tn'tiIj'lOp,M. January75, 1971. The Corporation; DEl 52 KENNETH Hv 372 7641 will be opened and react in WINEGARDNER F ST. ENTERPRISES INC. adventure, browse arid ELEANOR S Terry j. Sutton through the Want Ad columns public meeting (City Council I. 2) IN THE COURT OF THE 15Th WINEGARONER. Situations Wanted oft for Quality barga;n5 Meeting) at 6.30 P M. or as won as JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Oefents. Wanted possibl, thereafter on January 2*, 5: Frank .1. $bolk., Jr. A. A. McCanahan te receIonistof br NOTICE OF SUIT 2 bdrm. trailer, also apt, Welt Vi Presidenf. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1974 in the Council Chamber's City Of THE STATE OF FLORIDA fI Bakgrond in business, BROKER 372 5912 CI 74.2 t24CA-o4.0 Altamont, Springs, Florida, Iocat,ct, electric Pd., no deposit, Se'refary publl relations. Call bef'e 11 Nights)?) 1167or 373 9007 TO; Kenneth L. Wlnecardner In re: the Man'ia. of Mate adults 373 5695 Oatect at Bidding _________________________ a .'n. 349 577, Information, Attamonte Springs, KAREN LUCILE KEOWN, Wife Last knw address: -Seminole specifications and forms are County, Florid., AND 7215 Coventry Drive — One bedroom apt at ItS French Dial the results number, December ic 1971 available at the City Clerk's Office, Corbeff Real Estate 37774)) Winter Park, Florida Aye, $100 per trio, plus 573 LUTHER LEON KEOWN, Jr. City Itall, Altamerte Springs, and place a taft acting Want Adi Pjjj1: Dec. )3,7Q 27, 1974, Jan.), Husband delt. _____________________________ REALToR furnIshed, 332 t975 Florida. NOTICII OF SUIT Eleanor L. Winegare 6611711 . ' . or 621.1653. .. DEl 51 DeDary No bidder may Withdraw hi bid Last known address _______________________________ BY POSTING 29 prior to tOrty.fiv (45) days after bid Rooms for Rent You are always 7245 Covert ry Drive TO Luther Leon Keown, Jr ahead *h0 you NOTIcE UNDER FICTITapus opening. The City of Altomonte buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad Winter Park, Florida co Mrs. Mae Middox, NAME STATUTE Springs reserves the right to reject Home On Lake LadyorMaflTQ51, Cherokee Street YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ExpenSe'sandLlv,iflp.i,1 or' P0. Box 1403, any bid thatasuithasbeenfiledagain,J you 3 bedroom, 7baths, with good neigh. Notice is Pie-rebi, given that the 1 BEDROoM FURPllIiED It may deem to 373 be for the best In in the above entitled cause and that Tlticsvijle, ELi. hors 7Pct.morlgag,,or,pfinanc, undersignect, Pursuant to the APARTMENT _____________________________ ter,jt of the CIty, ________________________________ you are hereby required tø file your VA or FHA. MELLONVILLE AFTER 5 — 543 O9.FtoridaStatutes,wijlr,gjV,r anaCilcnfordlssolwioflooma,ri$gie wlththeState of Florida Insurance andto$er,eacppyth,r,f,,,, __________________________ --. 3 -, 0e2OJ974-9B 10 DO Your inem occupancy 766 Battle Dr., 641 359 Hartman Realty, Inc. , Acreage * Ifledroomfumithed $ilSpermonth,$SOdamag, 710) Magnofla Ave. 323 Sanford. Pleas. dO flOt telephone. HousesforSale JOHNNY WAL XE R GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC 32? 6157 32? 71)1 3fl7i7 home, Plt plan, huge paneled . - ,ami,y room, central heal & air, arge irregular well landscaped N* throtjçti traffic. Walk to K art, Zyre & Semjnt PIa;4 Oppin,1 maII ThIs home • Homes, Lots Housesforale Merry Christmas Sanford. "Get 'Em While Lake Golden. Retired couple preferred. 3720771. _____________________________ at The Herald Offices, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE '.nderligned, p' auant t SeminoIeCounty,fIorjcJa under the "Fictit Na atute," Chaer fktitlou Of KITS 'N KAN ___ ø.:-;*f\;. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______ COLLEGE PARK $450 down, $155 )720I Commercial Properties 41 kCfl.2Bedr s.famIyro - .$i0O down 4fld 'ume $137 riiothIy 377 fl$7 FIkST LDLRAL BUILDING office. 600 sq. It. for 5751.50 a 41 - CITYOF ALTAMONTESPRINOS FLORIDA weare engaged In business at 221 _____ ________ - . - - . FICTITIOUSNAME ___ -_- ________ ________________________ I 322 211! 22 9214 Business Property For Rent — people wo knows 'everyone 4 toe-n'? If you are, can type and are interested correspCndent for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Volusia countIes, An automobile is helpful but not essential. The ability to operate a camera makes tne job more interesting and Profit. __________________________ for Sale "WISE MEN . SHALL SEEK HIM Homei from $16.000-$3l.950 Acre Realty. EALIOR ______________________ SANFORD "PRETTY AS A PICTURE" . LIRe n, perfect rtirement, Jim Hunt Realty 7 MobIle Home Spaces FOf Rent. No Pets _______ ___ ________ '41 HousesforSale many extras $71,500. Good terms. 3223791 Mobile Home Lots For Rent - - - - You'll fl like saying HO, HO, 140, when you sell your "Don't Needs" with a Classlfiea Ad. Just dial 76)) or 831 993 and your friendly Classified Gal will heip you _____________________________ — . ue -- have It. -----------------------•---__._ New You'll fl like say, HO. HO, HO, when you sell your "Don't Needs" with a Classified Ad. Just dial 377 26)) or $31 999) and your friendly (laif,ed Gal will help __________________________ -18 . 45-Resort Property - ctases Singer approved dealer. 210 E. 1st St. 321 618). NAVELS, PIND WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 50to$7. 372.S139 77-Junk Cars Removed )-Logt and Found . MONTH Or 32) 2920 Will Dby Sit InMyHom New Veers Eve 3733665 _________________________ l4-Auto Repairs Parts Accessories — 35 ror 7 bedroom duplex apartments, Furnished or unfurnished. ao' pk'i.I Child Care 73-Campers - Travel Trailers Real Estate 1-Card of Thanks s Instructions _______________ __________________________ - ______________ -Cemeterles - - EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. 1 ___________________ DOr - 6 9-Stamps . Coins MiI Home Lots For Rent 3Resort Properly For Rent Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change Of Copy. needs medical .tttti 321 0139 68-Wanted to Buy 341obil Homes Rent ss It Costs Per Line Per Day. NOTICE UNDER FISTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' OCEAN SHRIMP_LOBSTER S Freehomedellvery Saves 66—Horses _________ ___________ furnIshed, Ideal location, renting yearly for low rates at reasonable rates. Ve nice. 3M I CAMP SEMINOLE 372 4470 372) anytime, ____________________________ ___________________________ -What do you want for ChrilimaiT 65—Pets and Supplies 3i—ApartmenfsRent Furnished 3H Legal Notice -, 64—Equipment for Rent Louqcr Your Ad The - 3Aparments Rent 3 LinesMinimu Th Mkt. Stall No. 6. 372 5$ or 322 5)6), ____ __________________________ _________________ _________________________ - 7 Bedrooms. 45'x 17' near I I Private lot $1$mOnth 372 ___________ ____________ CAMP SITES for rent, Have your Call 123 t7 Write p.o, 80* 1?)) Sanford, Flonda 6i-Buiing Materials -- HoussIor cal. tt lflfltiOfl with low rent on 42 bedroom mobile home In CAMP SEMINOLE. .372 4170. bedroom apt.. $150. Ground floor _______ o duplex, kitchen equipped, heat, — - ---- --_________________________ air, quiet CRCIUSIYC Sanford Resort Property residential area Mature adulli For Rent only. No pets. 322. 1195. _____________________________ North Carolina apples, $1 bu W 1. And Supplies 41c a line TangerInes andTangeI Pick tt'em fresh, $7.30 bushel 73 1671 SI-Bicycles 7-lnsurance ____________ Department Hours 1 thru S times - iiiu Apartments Rent Un(urnjshed DEE LICIOUS anon, ouples Sanford area, 2 NVCt5. *i.O tineas"e Bedrooms __________________ $7.0O %tov, refrigerator. Air. $135 plus grapefruit, $150 tangerines $3.50; pr bushel; ISO deposit, t3-4.90$.1. mix Fr delivery In town. Bamboo Cove, 1-2 BDRM. shag, ar, RUSSCII rumiey. 3220217; If no ___________________________ 5uflflyklcflI answer 327 0375, city paik & Sanford Plaza. From ___________________________ $IlO. Airport Blvd. near Saord Iemgns, Will slp R, U. Hutchson:n ________ SANDLEW000 VILLAS NAVEL ORANGES, $250 flU 110W AIRPORT BLVD. AlsoTangerines SAUFORD,332.7170 3776733 3fl _____________________________ _______ Ask For Want Ads 30 Good Things to Eat _______________________ i3-TraI Agencies DIAL - —I — - - - - Wont Adc A if _____________ ________ ________ Wanted , - • S Are_"Buyerfinders"CaII Your Friendly Classified Gal 1 s —Good Things to Eat I --- - vVaflT RS WANT AD . -i Lu.v!I- - Friday, Dec.20, 1974 I A- rm.,wL '' -' p -- .' , ' rn_ - - - 2 6.3i7 �- -- -- - - -- -- -_.z---------•, - - Friday, Dec. 20, 1974—IOB 0 o/thear, No. 1 ____ (13) All Star Wrestling ng FRIDAY (24) Intercom 24 (3S,44) Star Trek EVENING (0 Concentration What's My Line (9) Truth Or Week (35) Movie 8:30 (2. 8) Chico And The I Squares 8:00 (2. 8) Sanford And Son (24) Aviation Weather (35) Burkes Law (44) Night Gallery Week :00 (2,8) Rockford Files (6) Movie (9) Six Million 1130 ( 8) Tonight Show Dollar Man I (6, 44) Movie (13) Partichutrng .. . r i. - - to ••, tUC(M Entertainment (24) Soundslage 12:30 Burke's Law 1:00 (2. 8) Midnight (9) Kolchak (13) Dick owell STARTS VEDNESDAY ONE WEEK ONLY PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE SANFORD PLAZA (9) Adventures Of (44) Tine Tunnel (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gilligan 10:00 (2s8)LLtnd Of The SATURDAY MORNING _________ Almanac 6 25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer I - - % - TKUT1111 - __ ." Ic 1~ Li Ar rA Z-VU ., , Th GREAT GIFT IDEA YOU'VE READ ABOUT ITI, Ui HEARD ABOUT IT, TALKED ABOUT IT — flfIlT .11" 1 My Favorite Martian (8) Addams Family NOW SEE THE TRUE STORY OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MYSTERY — ]j T94 E RY— Ir li, THE I - ?TRIANGLE? vsr,,~ GIFT CERTIFICATE (24) Vila Alegra (44) Mark Of A Pit Trainsnq HAS NEVER BEEN AFTERNOON 8:20 (2) Wheelie And The 1J.AUNf Chopper Bunch - '10 "HAPPY DAYS' DINNER Symphony (35) e corsis. (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Paul Sand In , . I $5.00 Pearl with 2 Dinnets Friends & Lovers 9 00 (2, I) Movie Hwv 11 92 )%m nowl of 12:00 (2) Jetsons THE DARING COLEMAN'S V V V 0q t Eight (9) These Are - G L — W. ALSO TERRY MOORE • I r 012 61111421 YOWSAW . Now Showing d-Night Show'Hold o' MonleThurs. at Y:o cowl. A true story. UM color by DE LUXE' So '1ig" A power lusting femsle chimpanzee uses / Across from Movleland PH 322-9646 Eg I - "Fury of fne Black sort,, SHOW TIME 8:00 -------- - - — .th.. SEAFOOD ____ % FRIED SCALLOPS * 1Vk .. fl / Other Selections - To Choose From $2" UP - 1 -0 "miii% HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX - / - aQft ! . . UP To 20% OFF CERTIFICATES GIFT ______ .. I ! 04 Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen SOc Well Drinks 1 ' ( u Mon w"a A hem" I Fri i Idea lw.vy ( - EVERY TUES., THURS., FRE, SAT. "COUNTRY,WESTERN MUSIC" I r---r-rrN .I Phone 831.9321 Hwy 17-92, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood Zg X. A LI £ App le I . Purchase - BAR. B-Q -jjr4.1 PLATE X___ Z ~ - ~- - 7!, ~ - ---i;,I - ~ w Offer Good Thru Sun., Jan. I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. TII Midnight FAMILY ..t - - , ______ ro I . I -"_I .I .I,- .~I Z I '- tIAKKE HERE - _V__ ALLF- - ;ff '- - - - - - , ____ . - - - _ - ___- z- 1• - AV 1 - .1 . r - .- . - . I style or depth, but a lot of action on roller skates, and frequently ____ •1_ ____ 6 . 4JIli 4D 0 . F . I - -Wis . ~v £ . I ~ ~ . -1 -.- - 1. . I • . A P SATURDAY BUY . 4 Limit I For Chilid'S pL4j# With This Ad '•--- PM ------- Index 1) ,; W Around the Clock .. f.•. .•.• Reeole ...000 1800 established year The city already has drafted a resolution that provides for a another an "emergency." Ten signs posted on both sides of Seminola Boulevard In front of and across the street from the Sanford-Orlando Kennel 'orced Club iSOhCl declare To make facei Pvrn 'r, the parng ban ordinance when adopted 11 --* "0irs Parked HII Will ;.. 1d Awn.' Jaques told Ile Iferald - . - - - - %) - . .:. - -ft%-! % Downtown Sanford OUR PACKAGE STORE has been newly remodeled with side door entrance for your convenience— wtsei by the prosecutor office. The formal cNirge can Lw filed, however, if the youth breaks the agreement anytime within the statute of limltatiors pertaining to the offense. The new law provides for use of the Pretrial Intervention Plan where first offenders are arrested and the state attorney or his designated representatives feel the offender is a "good risk" The law provides for establishment of a plan in which the offender is charged, waives a speeds' trial and agrees to probation supervised by the state probation and parole authoritim Herring said the plan is being used in Orange, 11W.,hormiph .'aill li,on Countit-s, but hu has I received full reports on its success or failure. The PIP plan isn't being used in drug cases, he said. Dade County has used a similar type program or several years. -The statute doesn't detail the exact mechanics of the plan," Herring said. The new law allowstheinitial appearance judge wau ue victim of the crime to have a "say so" on the decision to let a first offender join the PIP, but, Herring said, "I'm not going to have a victim tell me the defendant can't go on the plan. However I •would want the Victim's cOlcurrarwe if the plan is used.a' Brie - - ----------- - - ---- SC. FRIED CMCKEN ; Crossword Puzzle . _ 11A Dear Abby . . , , I 2C Dr. Lamb . ........... .. 6A Editorial ...................4A ope"Dil"Y 118111- 1119 Pm ;Fri &S81.111lippm French Avt,("i ,way ly 91) SanlI - - a I By-MICK MICHRIDGE Ifer.-ild Staff Writer U 11 Early Times .II I I F1 8* 3 BOURBON of -- T - .. . • L 399 GIN OT. - = IF PARTY DANCE CONTEST $1.00 per person cover cherge , . ' - • ' I _________ __________ - ' Nlgtiwey 1712 Nofifi in Fn ek - - & Tud ) -. - and hot buttered roll q i. — • -' p I H flU iiiimonie mait-nwy, Rosorvetions . 131,1265 1. __ . t i ENTERTAINMENT BY MIAMI 1t o hL . 834.2636 Main Entr&nce Bttwftn Sears & R;binsons Direct down from Seari Auto. Cantor . Open ItIf Ph . 1 11:00 pm. '._g - 1 1 Thru SUnday ,. , - - 'a - - 1111111111 ' , P;.-#I_ , R I - - Fisherman s Reef Seafood Restaurant All - =. \_= I111 1111 _ , 1111111111111111111111 I -_ -_-_ ' ' local unluersity registrar the rising trirollmncnt liguns iiiidi' .10 III)' 'cted big jwnp this Fall over U fall of l93, and early point towards enrollment for he uiintir term remaining a high and possibly exceeding those of this fall. Noml'r, enrollment slacks off fnr the Winter term. Although registrars cannot put their finger on the exact reason of the upsurge, other than - M I_____ t, $ oz. T.Bon. Steak with Stuffed Lobster benefit have skyrocketed enro ment igurei or Central Florida's Unserstties as nell as colleges throughout the sta te and coultry. Ter:n1 as i natural phenomena" by one indications 4) 12A Dinner --- "a - - I - U EaRVATfON5 REQUIRED U 9 93 A Sud -j __ , __N-__ ~ COUPiE Vt FREE IAVORS — DOOR PRIZES If for 53. £ of rain Partly doudy sunday -I er - available to you in WO reprint SlLe i / j 46 appearing in The Herald are . NEW YEARS - 4"oT. — - In th LsmpIIIu,, Lou,,g O'(S Vii 8OURON QT. Considerabli cloudiness today and tonight ith a hanee - - - 1N 51119 at WEATHER Special -- - 17649 v QT I"1#flUUui s97 V S COVfl y 99 VODKA v ' for . - Old sfaqq i#r IT I-- - f0L0ENSP00N AWARD INNER SPECIALS White Tavern uskIllcd workers and an increased ( I Hill rand Opening _ P.,fciion e = CHECK OUR LOW LOW PACKAGE STORE - ______________________________________ H..v Wuin 8..f t provides for the operation of either a joint airport zoning board, or for a airport zoning tommion What it amounts to, hlarsee said, "is a planning and zoning commission for alrpurt zoning purposes only." ,4 1' (1111111 11 ~ ~~ ~ ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 touch base with the judge," Herring said, "is to keep from docketing the case for trial." ex:jxcA to accomplish the elirriftiation of "a great deal" of court time. Herring has yet to decide if he alone would make decisions on who would be eligible for the PIP or if he will assign an assistant state attomey on his staff to make th e decisions. Use of the program would not Ziut down very much on the time spei;t bystaffers preparing for trials, he said. ye determined y err are criteria to see which f offenders would be eligible for the PIP. "I contemplate that the per3on would be bandied on a al basis until the probation and parole people can say, after investigation, that he is a first offender and a good risk for PIP,I }l said He said he hopes to have information needed to decide on implementing the program sometime in January. "if we establish the program in Seminole and Breua, he said, it would he used on a se limited basis. We wouldn't t in cases f crimes of violence or sex crime&" I *-.- _~____ ______ - • lieffing is also ~oncerned that the law makes Provision for the prosecutor to touch base %%ith the law enformnient officer" involved in the 'want this, he said "The court would actually refer the (.use to First degree misdemeanor offenses, such as shoplifting, may be used in the program. The plan's use wouldn't be to cut do on the jail pomilation." Herring said, but would be -11c, onl3i'time I feel it ;;(,ill(] be iietv-s.sary to Higher Educat"ion Etirollment Growin (I ducation Ch.ftu.I.d 1 lement New PIP I 9 States Office of Education show a 5.5 per cent increi.se in college enrollirient. over IM. The - - 0 "W0196 the economic recession, the apparent re-ison for the increased enrollemt is for a person to become better qualified for seeking good paying einplot ient once the job market eases up. II jobs art hard to find md a (dm11) still hiassiiieiiioney, there is soin' inclination for I ,the student to go to school." said Fredrick Nms, president (if the Asiociation of .-\n:t'rlcan Colleges, i~ _ -:- _Z- _ - person is okayed for the program he would sign a 'contract' with us waiving A speedy trial and agreeing to conditions set forth during the probation period." -:- ' ,:-W--~~h.A-: = -.:_ 7-_ ., :.'. _!V -zf- __ - —rr _ 'r __________________________________ ~, _____ ..i _ - .J _. IVP = - , ( \-' A / ,, g z.:i P , II -. I -. ~-~~_Z -- - - ** - - ___ 0 - - ' ____ I ' * - I ____ ' - ~:_ r - • - __ F Ua ~_ - A -. 4 - pre- ~i__...___a L~_.O - ---_1jL Pi __ — -W - t_~IIJF _ -,-- IVi--M_,! -- llt-~_ __- V~_;_w - _-,-~W_-. -1. --iI,--4 T ~_ A~WKW W 1 -__5.-I ~~__ A,; ,"W ~ ~ I - - 1W . .Z .- i'i L ~___ _.- __ . F tnployment is difficult to find right now and there are people not %tianting to sit idly on their hands, so they turn back to school,"said Dan Chapman, registrar at Flo ThnoligkaI Unlersity. Clutpman also said colleges are not able to make student loans os they once could i if the tight money situation t The funds for loans are tighter than they have ever been. Money is not as readily available no as it once as," he said Itegistrar Dick Sewell of Seminole Junior College, said he was "taken back by the njpising increases" in enrollment. Predictions based on registration figures for SJC's 2econd semester shows th e junior college expectlnga3O per cent increa in enrollment over the same time last year. Sewell said l,8 students attended C during the second semester of 1973, but we- nearly 2,500 "We are in a growth area and expected to grow,"Sewell said, "But the Sudden rate of growth has surprised us." . -_ ~ i 1 1 JIIIR~ A registrationnuniberiforthesecondseniester bq'inningin lanuary haealreadyclunbedto 4- _-,~.__ 0_4 ~- -_I - .- --W LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE I I I I I 14 commission" But County Attorney Howard Marsee said that Florida Slate Statue 333 - TWO OR MORE REGULAR DINNERS GET CHILDS PLATE FOR. - E CITY Dog Track Rd.,off HwY ,?,,I FTON PARK ;r IS JE a - 301t )O A M PM êtPa days ago was designated a speedy trial and agreed to two )ears ,self. probation' (without supervision by authoriUes. Iferring said the charge in the case wasn't State Attorney Abbott Herring hopes to im. plement a new program early next ),car in Seminole and Brevard Counties " ' ' " " ' that hopefully will eiUflrnaue a great deal" Oi COUti time. The program is called a etrial Intervention Plan (PIP) and Its establishment is optional for states attorneys under a new state law. Basically, It provides a chance for first of. . fenders in misdemeanor and third degree felonv • cases, if deemed qualified, to agree to probation without trial. If the probationary period is 0 - It completed satisfactory to authorities the !prtion of the case is dropped. Iferring has already used a variation of Ine plan in a pilot case in which a Safford youth ; accused of stealing an airboat prolwiler, %%.!d%- vd ____________________________ - • THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES AND FINIST STEAK HOUSE 41 - a. 1133 barrassment of having permitted posting of the parking ban on Serninola Boulevard while the skeet is not legally within the city and the parking ban is not law and cannot be en - county land around the Sanford Airport. ______-- • Are these signs legal? fie noted that it is better "Lobe safe than sorry" and at this point fie would not recommend the de facto eta and os erride action "We do intend to review this matter and prepare a format opinion," Julian noted. MeanwIe, ciL' iicti will stand the em--- beginning Of the season, before the habit was firmly if there is any other way for you to get the federal 1floneywithout uiestabflsht,ga Pete Knowles told county state funds," Clevemand said. statement fo the asW the representatives in a work Cleveland told the county county's flexibility within that session at the courthouse commissioners at the work law. ViWen requested specifics Friday. session that "if you iegan right on 'what we can do, and what Sanford plans to air its now, it would take four months" began we should do to Meet Ll,.,: resolution at a public hearing before a board could ad of the law." Jan. 16, and hopes to have a Operation& Other necemary information commission in operailon Knowles said that a planning for commissioners would March and zoning ordinance affecting concern the nature of the Boards go%Trning the zoning the airpurt wouldn't mean "all pact on the county from such n on county and city land near the the buildings would be ordinance airport must be "in working restricted 10 one story." 'It's time to bring this to a order" bv May if .Unlord is to planes take off on an incline, U* head," WhIen said. g;; -i bngs along the way -could Marsee saidhe would supply money. Ile federal govern- Increase in height In relation it) his intrepretauun W the com. inent's next fiscal year begins the level of flight, he said. mission on Dec. 30. , IL - Zoning Commission" to regulate building heights on contingent ~ Schreiner added that further action will be determined by Julian's opinion Monday. In the meantime, the parking ban is not being enforced and Schreiner Saidadifferent type of sign might be posted on . Seminola Boulevard. ' lie said It's possible the police department, under stAle If1w. can . bar azdot parking adopting an ordinance. I CARS ________ The city of Sanford has asked the Seminole County govern ment to establish an 'Airport II__ - County Commis.cioner Dirk Williams ask'l !la Sanfr board to regulate potential AVVII night hazards such as buildth heights, smoke, electrical interference, and lighting glare on city property neat the air. "issioners that other than port protecting your approaches to A county board would in. the airport, it would expand cease the safety factor for W ARREN (PE) KNOWLES y authonty as to what you planes landing and taking off at can control." the airport Sanford officials in June. After an organizational say. But, there's another adSanford City Councilman meeling, the board would oniy vantage too Mack Cleveland said that a have to convene in case of a We need to have both a city county airport commission problem, County Planning and and a county body to regulate wouldn't cost the county Zoning director J. B. Williams zoning around the airport in anything to operate 'The s2id order to be able to qualify for a Airl4rt Auftrity will put up Commissioner Sid VihIen 123 million federal airportme cash, but the bulk Will directed Maee to research - - 4 - - By BOB Lt,OYD City Editor 0) . • BYbILLBELLEVIL.LE UeraldStaffWrfter adopted lie said it was planned to change motorists' parking habits at SKOC the for gh ~ - - - - - - - - - -~: i ty Schreiner said habitual paing on the roadway was hazardous and has been the cause of many accidents Concerning annexation of the roadway, Schreiner said it had been assumed the mechanics of the annexation b council were fulfilled Non, since the ordinances ha ve not been signed, a first step should be establishment of the boundarics oi the , & minola Boulevard roadway and 'a a - ' I State Attorney Ho es To : ,{SPECIAL MON, 1:00-10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES City ---_-* — - - - - !7%:W-I mideoftonightsstrange tale. , scmc c,ues. s one ' " M"der attain n.( Kolcbak on ,JsI 1' problem, theman n is dying and the trail of a strange creature, is not coherent. 9:30-9 NBC, CHICO AND this one with the capability of the looks of a close THE MAN "Natural Causes" When Ed learns that -a old friend of his victim. This lures death. friend died, e suffers them to their I£ Lm.:v a.m. t similar to those sdfered by his MIDNIGHT SPECIAL The second half of ft "Golden friend. Ed's pains be old 1idn1ght Special." Gladys manifested by the fact the Knight and the Pips, Marvin friend Hamlisdi Brownsville Station ailment, Cco calls a doctor who is very mysterious and noncommital alter his examination SKATING SCHEDULE "Kansas - _____________________ 0 ---i plans to make use of it in her During the filming in the drive for power. lie plan is dI an attempt is made to foiled when a frightened, kidnap Austin and spirit him reluctant Galen makes off with away to a foreign power. the glider. NIGHT e Vanishing Image:' Lew Ayres Rakashasa." PhU Slivers, one guest stars. Caine is still lost of TV's big stars in its early searching for h years, plays Kolchak's close brother. His trail lead MOVIES, - 0ii ii Commission at I . t - I lsiiiiiiiiit - I _.. , -, - declare Jaques' non. action-neither vetoing nor Signing the documents"de facto" vetos and vote to override. This course was taken the council at one point bUs year Julian said, however, t action would lease the subject open to controversy or misunderAtanding by anyone who would be atfected by the ordinances. - Or Peach Pie With and pretty vicious on the boards unintentionally funny. Hcquel . ' dinancesbe sent to him for -, - I - - - - h r16 , - . - _Iha~a~ doing a knowing that the female chimp documentary on Steve Austin. - Hour '.- He added since Jaques C -- . "Since I was queried aboutitonthefrontstepsof I Virdon and Blake in an effort to 9-10 ABC, THE SIX MILLION further her ambitions. When a DOLIR MAN, "The Peeping "BUNNES11 human builds a gliiI the Blonde." Series star Lee - astronauts, using their own Majors' wife, Farrah Fawcett, - - - - - - — -___________ - _____ technological ingenuity, help is guest-starred. She plays a TV ..iid4thImrp improve the aircraft, not newawomani Friday Cocktail ____ - aI FEAST ---' Art Zonirig &.i )Ofl % Us close .it hand it the time the ordinance was " c1ty hall lastMondayg iI I will have an answer or an indication to council this _A=-.-%AFIFVI-~~4 Monday night," Julian LIALEH' •'KuN:FUPunchof -- ,t.j----y w ic parking ordinance. Councilman Don Schreiner, who sponsored the ordinance banning parking, said it was an emergency because the opening of the dog racing decided the best way to re5ohe this matter or if a i ' HWY. 17-92, SANFORD & CBS PLAN OF THE Welch stars as a Roller Der APES, "Up Above the World queen, and she can be pretty - -- long and hard before ill II "We (Julian and City Atty. Joe David) have not - ,,, BAR-B-Q (35) Outdoors (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 (25) Celebrity Tennis (44) Soul Train IN DEVI L BA8S (24) Mister Roger's - -- attaching his name to the - 9116466,11 .&NOLt'] 14= 1 • The Days _N / ' Monday night. HOT PIT CSUIW Show (6) Surrounding Board (9) Wide World Of (I) Information III 8:00 -- Bugs Bunny -. eniI )o e was an. "e mergency" dicated he would think - Friday he is not sure what ____ (9) as wee / .. council's regular meeting Monday night Ma tnl U4. pati (6) Mary Tyler . ...I._I / signing them' Mayor-elect James It. Lorrnann will ask Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr, - Concern / ma)or can consider ,.. rii ic AIC 'I fective because Mayor Eugeie Jaques neither ve toed for signed them? Or will a simple vote at ratifirtion he all that l II - ' / ight dinances passed by the present council which are mel. '. _____ (2) 4:30 (2) American (6) Hogan's Heroes 500 (2) Beak Who Slept Through Christmas Black Experience (44) M Program - Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents / reorganization Jan. 6, have f ____ In (rdni (13) Emergency Before Christmas" (8) AFC Division Playoffs Champion SOLVED. 800 (2,1) Emergency (6) All In The Family (6) The Night (61, Hudson Brothers (8) 'irgInla s Place (24) Zoom (3S) Children' s . - Suday, December 22, 1974 V V f ,,. new city council, after its - (9) Name That Time There 4:00 (2) National Music Gang . - Hardy (44) HOCUS Pocus (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogis Gang Fr ma U lntrod to hht To Compti HeraidSiaft Writer (24) The Way It Was Trotters GIVE A CESSNA , 0 - J111k (FLORIDA IS IN IT) IT - D________ Champ'onship Skating (3 Department "S" (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Untamed 1rId (I) Christmas (8) Laurel And (9) Super Friends (24) Carrascolendas - , IA)(,WOOD_ Will the 1145 (9) News 1215 (9) Film F es tival 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 7:45 (9) All Night Movies (1 flu DONNA vr'e ~i Thlef Animals (21) America 3 30 (6) NFL Football 11:00 (2, 8) Pink Panther 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey s Comets s) Wtieelle And The Chopper Bunch (44) Herald Of Trjth UnsignedL (44) NIght Gallery 11'30 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie (a) It Takes A Lawrence Welk (8) Mel Tillis Time (9) Korq (24) Walsh s Animals (3S) Speed Racer 10 40 (13) Movie - - -- Wild World Of 2 30 (8) That Girl (24) Book Beat 3:00 (6) NFL GamePre- (6) Shaz3n Jeannie Wild H" Haw (44) Movie Hour Sigmound And Sea Monsters IO•30 (2 Semester (9) Laurel And Hardy 7 00 (2) I Dream Of RTS TODAY — (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley - - -_ - owtrt Show 10:00 (6) Carol B,rnett Show 1100 C r Cartoons (24) Electric Company Dinosaurs I 7:00 (2) Las. ,• Racing Here (6) Valley Of The - 930 EVE NING 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking Cesars World (44) No Place For A Picnic 1:40 (13) Movie 2:00 (6) Post-Season NFL Football 2000 A D (9) All Nite Movie - - 1LLKDAYS1 ( 9 O SAT & SUN 1 00 3 00 5 00 7 00 oo _y o PAcII — (44) Phooney (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2.8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family Special Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2.6,8,9) News U1u (6) NFC Playoff (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Quarter Midget (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong of Championship (24 ) Florida Repor t 9:30 (13) Stonemans 10:00 ( 2. Police Woman Cli C (35) John Lotz Show 1:00 (2) Pro Football Neighborhood (44) Gerald Destine Shares 9:00 (2.8) Emergency Pius F our - - - ---- - — (24) Film Festival Show ) Untouchables 6:30 (6) News 24) Weekk (35) Pop Goes The Country (24) VWaAtegra Man (9) NFL Football Goldsboro Bandsland . (24) Wall Street — - TONIGHT'STV (%; ; Moore k W Pre-Game (9) American ) (14) Washington (9) Hollywood Consequencs (6) NFL (9, 13) Kung Fu 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25000 Pyramid 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth - (6) Planet Of The pes V fl_ - Sundayileiald LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - S; H. - i - - — --. V _____________ CHRISTMAS - Students of Team &-~ of Sanford ,Middle School ha%e been stud ing the Revu American History and In kerping vilth the theme decided to create an authentic at ' mosphere as Ch istmas might have existed In Ifll. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1974; <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/b00513ef09a271c522e98999f1b8556f.pdf bfa9bb3289d48ea45b65c79a725153ab PDF Text Text - ;'•' - .-+.+.-,--'-.--+ ---______________ _•__x - • !tiC_Evcni; Herald, Sar,f c,rd, FL Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1974 Mail-Order Houses Will Soon Sell Gold 11 67th Year, No. 104—Thursday, December 19, 1974 Editor's 4ote: Americans are gill be selling gold. Refiners pay interest or dividends,, and being bombarded by ad- Uke Engelhard Minerals & to make a profit you will have to er1Lements for gold bullion Chemical Corp. and Handy and wait for the basic price of gold and some economists are Harman will be selling gold to increase enough to cover predicting U.S. COfl1U.13er1 win ingot., or bars, through a things like storage fees, the spend $5 billion on the precious variety of outlets; coin dealers commission you paid the metal In the first few months of and jewelry stores also have dealer, sales taxes and other 1275. Here, In the first of two made plans to market the costs. You also have to pay a tax on any profit you make. articles, is a look at the metal. Several departmcnt stores Q. Is there a minimum putmechanics of gold buying. said earlier they would sell the chase? metal, but most have now By LOUISE COOK A. No. Gold Ingots will be (frOpPed out because of prob. marketed in sizes starting at Associated Press Writer Retailers, refiners, bankers lems getting insurance for half an ounce. A spokesman for and brokers are gearing up for stocks of gold. In addition, the Engelhard, the nation's largest what could be a billion-dollar United States will sell two mil. refiner, said the half-ounce in. business boom: the lint legal lion ounces of gold from gov- got will really be a wafer about We o! gold bullion to AIi. ernment-held reserves at a an inch long and hall an Inch cans in 41 years. public auction Jan. 6. Anyone wide. The largest size generally Starting Dec. 31, U.S. citizens who wants to buy must submit a marketed in retail stores will be will be able to buy, sell and bid to the General Services 100 ounces and the bar will be trade gold, not only in the Administration. The minimum about 5 Inches long, 3 inches if Jrhy i' ind 11 , inches deep, irI-rl prl. iir')se wil tx 400 ounces — ucts, but also as shiny gold about, $0,(%J0 worth at current Q. How do I know I am really prices, bam getting gold? Some economists predict A. You don't, unless you have Q. How much will it cost me? Americans will spend up to $5 A. That depends on the price it assayed. This cm cost anybillion on gold - now worth be- of gold on major European Where from $30 to $100. Your tween$liO and $l8Oan Ounce _ markets and on the size of the best assurance lstogotoarein the first few months of 1975. gold you buy. The basic price at liable dealer. Beware of anyone That would be a little less than a which gold Is to be traded is set not willing to provide proof of sixth of what consumers will in London at what are called an assay of the gold or someone spend on automobiles in all of 'fixings" which are held twice who offers a fantastic bargain. 1974. a day at about 10 a.m. and Most of the refiners making Government planners are 3:30p.m. London time or 5a.m. gold for sale are stamping the more cautious. They estimate and 10:i) a.m. FS. Rep- gold with their company's that Americans will buy about resentatives of the world's four name, the gold's weight, its M . miilion worth of gold next major bullion dealers gather at purity and a registered serial year. the office if a fifth, N.M. number traceable to in assay There are no federal stand. Rothschild & Sons, and, based on file with themanulacturer. ards on the purity of gold of. on information from their Generally, you should look for a fered for sale or on just who can clients about supply and de- stamp that says something like sell it. Nor is there any federal mand, agree on a basic price 999.5. That means the gold Is agency to regulate gold trading level. 99.95 per cent pure and Is or license sellers, Most of the U.S. dealers plan, generally equivalent to what is However, banks already '' ning to sell gold have said they marketed as 24-carat gold for der regulation by the Federal wW Ud their priceto oneoftheJewelry. Reserve Board, the Office of the daily London fixings. Then they Q. Can I keep my gold in my Comptroller Of the CU(FCOCY will add charges for things like home? and the Federal Deposit In.. trannportatlon A. If you want to. But re. storage, Surance Corp. (FDIC), are pi',g sates taxes member the threat of burglary. bound by certain rules. The sources say this It seems impractical perhaps Pro three agencies announced couldadd as much as 2o per except for very small amounts. recently that savings and IOWI cent to the basic price you pay. Brokers and banks will store associations will not be allowed be smaller the pece ofgold the gold for you for a fee that to deal in gold. . will vary from a few dollars on you buy, the higher the ouncecmt The agencies also attempted becauseofexpenus up, depending on the amount of to discourage commercial involved In breaking down a gold and the length of time. banks from dealing in gokL The 4i0.1ce bar Five commodity exchanges - thestanani Federal Reserve Board said size for in New York and Chicago will gold cannot be used tosl4IsfY and trade gold futures - contracts of its requirements for reserves for later 1e11very. Generally, which banks must keep to back government is selling, themlnlmlim contract is for 100 Reminder: Gold IS weighed 10 Ounces t deposits; it said 117,000 to $18,000 at assay or store gold for member 1'0y OWC5 and one ttOY otwcp current price& banks; and it announced it equals 1.097 regular ounces. Q. What about selling the gold would not accept gold as coils. later? Q. Will I make money? ternl for loans to member A. Not necessarily. Recent A. If your gold is stored witha banks. gold price rises have misled a bank, broker or other financial Stock brokerages, which also lot of people Into thinking the institution, you can simply sell are planning to sell gold, are metal automatically will go up your holding through a taleunder regulation by the Secu. in value. They assume thst gold phone call or letter to the deal. titles and Exchange Commis. Is alwaya safer than paper er. U you took possession Of the siam money and less vulnerable to gold yourself, you'll first have Here are aome questions and inflation. The recent boosts, to have it assayed to prove you answers about the basic me- however, have not always been didn't change it In any way. chanics: steady. Since the end of last Then you can take the gold to a Q. Where can! buy gold? year, for example, the price has dealer or try to sell ltonapriA. AU over the country. Retail gone from about $110 an ounce vale basis. stores, banks, stock brokerages up to $170, then down to about Next: How Good an In. and some mail-order houses $140. In addition, gold does not vestment? The S*igns Say N 0, B Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Parking Near Dog ut Legal Track By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer the ordinance as an emergency merit personnel, Road Supt. said the funds were not included which Jaques refused to either Hennigan said. He added that whose vehicle was towed away and Jerry Connell have been matter, mentioned only con- Ray lelbensperger said today. In his budget and the materials' veto or sign some months ago. property owners along the of $25 for redeeming it. The critical of the parking ban, cern with parking by Sanford- lie said that he knew the OF- costs were coded Into the police The Law became effective after north aide of the road have been towing services that would get Grant said the customers' habit LONGWOOI) — Ten signs, Orlando Kennel Club SOKC) (linances had not been signed by department budget. city council declared Jaq'ies' denied access to their homes by the business would be deter- of par!'ing on the road shoulder b Warning "no parking," are patrons. the mayor. Posted along the one-half mile "When (Council Chairman lack action a "de facto veto" cars parked across driveways, mined by a rotation list, he said, is one of long-standing. Connell Mayor Eugene Jaques, who Leibensperger said 15 signs Don) Schreiner ordered the andofvoted to override by a 3-I The proposed law Included that Includes any properly sugg ted e ty may be of Seminola Boulevard told The Herald last week the were ordered, but only 10 in- signs, I es th ci at. told llennIgai that vote, penalti es of $5 for a first of. insured company that operates from SR 427 to U.S. 17-92, parking ban ordinance was not stalled. "Before my departtempting to solve its fi na ncial nothing was budgeted for them Hennigan admitted today the fense; $10, second offense; $25 24 hours although ordinances annexing an emergency in his opinion, ment put them up, I called in my daily and has a problems with fines from department and the costs ban cannot be enforced. He said and. or five days in jail, th ird wrecker truck of sufficient size, parking violations. the roadway and banning on. has not signed the proWl law (Police) Chief (Tom) Hennigan were taken out of the police improper parking on the offense and SM and-or six street and road shoulder and thus it cannot go into effect, and he said to put them (the Ile said after discussing the F. 3, last week, said he (Iepartlflent budget probably roadway and road shoulder has months in jail on Parking are not yet law. th e four th and problem and the proposed law would consider signing a stack The roa d annexation, included signs) up although the ban because of the public safety contributed to numerous ac- subsequent offenses, and with SOKC officials that the dog of ordinances if they were The proposed law called for with other properties in an could not be enforced." aspect," Lelbensperger said. cidents and a fatality near the provided that cars parked in track the ban for the entire one-half ordinance, has also ken left management Lei l wns perger said the signs was brougit to him at his husirw Ironically, the ordinance tht d; track a year ado. violation of the ordinance would satistlied the ban was not a Office near U.S. 17-92 for Mile stretch of road, but unsigned by Jaques. cost $2&l, including posts and created the post of public safety study. "I would bet 50 cars could not be towed away. 'a Council Chairman Don But, the signs were posted clamps, and labor, about five move Just to harrass club 1e added that the parking ban Hennigan estimated today patrons. Sehrelner, when introducing last week by city road depart- hours, an additional $20. lie director and named Hennigan be parked Improperly along all to that office, is one of those of Semlnola Boulevard," the average cost to a person Councilmen-elect J. R. Grant (Continued On Page 2-A) hr 'Courts Ignore Tape Machines Sanford Circuit Court hasn't ordered a $4,500 recorder to keep a record of court proceedings because officials apparently prefer a high-priced court reporter at 118,000 to $22,000 a year, an official said today. Florida counts are experimenting with the machine, which is designed to supplement rather than replace court reporters, according to Court Administrator James Judicial district, said the Ueberhorst. machine is used when a district The judicial system has 28 of has a deficit of court reporters the devices In courts from which isn't the case in Sanford. Pensacola to West Palm Beach "A multitude of experiments and has a waiting list of courts prove that live, physical court which want them as soon as reporters is the optimlum as far they arrive from manufac- as efficiency and accuracy is turers, a spokesman from the concerned," Robbin said. administrator's office said. Robbin said the average But Norman Robbin, in salary of a court reporter here charge of 11 court reporters is between $18,000 and $22,000 a who work in Sanford's 16th year. In some areas of the state, court reporters are expensive and in short supply. Judges have also complained that slowness in transcribing court proceedings have delayed many appeals. The machine has eight microphones which record separately on eight tracks of a single ta r e. Someone making a transcription can listen to them all at once or can listen to one track at a time. I MOON OVER Ueberhorst said the purpose LAKE MONROE of the experiment is to deter- of the St Johns River' -Lake Mroe has been (be favorite of Seminole and Voinsli Count1r residents flung en each side of Its sherelloes, Boaters, fishermen and hunters from all parts of the stale have taken advantage of 1a natural attributes. Daytona Beach Cowirnmit} CWcge phoograpby student Bob Long earned an A when be chose this tflhouefte view, taken from the eastern bank (acing towards Sanford. He used a verlctirome pan setting with f o ur second exposure at 132. mine where money can be saved. "A court reporter will never be eliminated by some kind of electronic gear," he said. If an appeal Is likely and a Records trarscntpt needed, then the court reporter is best, he said. By ED PRICKE1'F violation of Florida's Public In the past, the board has available to the press — and c But in cases such as those In ollective bargaining Jaw kr Herald Staff Writes' Records Law, prepared press packets which thus to the public was not a public traffic court, where records employes which goes "Everything that goes on Is omitted Items which boazd violation of must be kept but a transcript government In the into effect Jan. 1. Seminole School Board public record. Everything that members discussed during sunshine, but is a violation of unnecessary, the recorder can Is brought in i public record, regular meetings. But he failed to produce a the public rocords law. do the Job cheaper than a court AttorneyDouglas stenstrom omzflCfld the staff make y for reporters present at has warned school officials they Challenged on the matter, The sunshine law requred reporter, Ueberhorst said. are in violation of Florida law if available to the press aLl School Supt. William Layer told that all meetings of govern, the regularly scheduled He said he can envision a the press is meeting. not given copies of documents that are made a reporter, "The time when four courtrooms all items available to board available to the board mem- have to give out only thing we mental bodies be open to the is the agenda." public. However, he did promise would be situated around one members. bers," Stenstrom said. At first. Stenstrom was asked Ironically enough, Stenstrom reporters a copy of the opinion booth containing a recorder. He said if all the information to research the Issue to see If violated his If they stop by his office and own dictum at With two microphones In each Stenstrom said Wednesday Is not made available, board perhaps Florida's Sunshine pick It up. Wednesday's meeting. courtroom, one operator could that by not supplying the media members could approve Items Law had been violated, lie read an opinion from keep a simultaneous record of with the appropriate in. by memo and thus circumvent Stenstrom said making But Stenstrom said in his school officials in Tallahassee all transactions, he said, formation, the board was in the public's right to know, copies only w-opinion not making all items concerning the state's new oversightforonmembers his part. Board Warned On Law - Cattlemen Renew Interest In Texas Longhorn Beef " + V EDITOR'S NOTE -The era of Today the Longhorn popu- in Longhorns. He says transfers the Texas Longhorn ended at Latin has grown to 7,800 regIs. trom one owner to another—an *1... 6--.1 •;.. .._-.._ wry. n tccd, pzrthred âflh1iii3. Thnr. indication of business activity some cattlemen, losing money a drop in the bucket in the U.S. - rose from 239 In 1973 to 575 on other breeds, are showing cattle industry. Nevertheless, this year. Interest in the eas)to-rISe interest in the Longhorn Is naA private sale at the Y.O Longhorns. log once again, above all for Ranch in Mountain Home, Tex., crossbr2eding. A Longhorn bull last May set records both In the produces a slender calf in the number of Longhorns sold, 100, By JOHN LIJMPKIN Associated Press WTILU cows of scone other breeds, such and the total price paid, $81,70D. as the Charolais, which have A bull was auctioned for $4,600, GOLIAD,Tex. (AP) —Scores trouble calving. The resuR: the a record, of muscular Texas Longhotni birth is easier and the chances Every known Longhorn roamthe gje-j of losing cow or calf are breeder In the world belongs 10 grass at the Copa de Vino ranch reduced. the Texas Longhorn Breeders while their owner piomotes Most of Scott's sales have Association, with headquarters them as a solution to some of been bulls sold to cattlemen for In San Antonio. Membership the problem of the AJTICIICWI crossbreeding. But this year, grew from 176 in 1973 to 237 to. for the first time, two ranchers day. beef farmer, Jght frum Scott because they "Th cuie are p Most Longhcrn herds are in . consider Longhorns goad graz- Texas. Others re In Oklahoma, ultimate gift to the cow ncss, batthey are God's gift and log animals, able to fatten even Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota, they have been forgotten and on poor pastureland. Colorado and Nebraska, and In their Epnetic potential "You've begun to hear more Canada and Australia. The fed. . tapped," says Walter B. Scott, and more about the Longhorn eral gov'mnent maintains 300 on grass," Scott says. "... I Longhorns at the Wichita 42. A light r&L, has dampened the have made several large sales Mountain Wildlife Refuge in flfl ha e !;tld to r'fIh 'U it vaLid 1 Vt klat:na and I .t th J"ort pastures at Scott's ranch. The several individuals at record- Niobrara National Wildlife Ref. 500 Lorlghorns in his fields are breaking prices for me ... Cat- ugee in Nebraska. Longhorns sleek and well-fed, noucealiy tleznen are searching for an an- (torn these herds are atctloned healthier than the boy bovim imal which can da more for to private buyers each 18L xwtrayed in watems arw in less." Aside from being Inexpensive cowboy jptg, The U$. Department Of Agri. to fatten, somc scientists say Scott's small Longhorn herd culture 11)1 moat American the Longhorn can help meet a Is one of the largest In the ranchers, fattening their cattle tetfl3fld for leaner meat. world. The breed was nearly on feed, lest money this year About leaner meat, Scott extinct in the 1920s. Fewer than because beef prices haven't says: "I can set here and look 400 Survived. kept alive by a kept pace with the rising cost of you in the cye and state that the corn and other feed grains. So Texas Longhorn exhibits very few ranchers for show or out there's a renewed interet in little of what is called marbling kve f':r th- t had grazing. hcipt'd t and hes a thin layer of back fat ape ,%menca. Manuel Gustaznante, record- covering which' says that the lions had roamed the ranges in the derzic after the Civil War, keeoer for tie Texas Longhorn animal produces lean red meat row1Ing the nation with mt Breeders Association, bears and is not what L called In the witness to the growing interest industry wasty." Of its beef, - Index Around the Clock . 4A Bridg e ................. ...9B ) Calendar ................. HA Comics .....................9B Crossword Puzzle ......... HA Dear Abby .................9A Dr. Crane .............. ..hA Dr. Lamb .................hA Editorial .. .. ........... .-AA Horoscope ................. 7A Hospital ...................9A Obituaries ..............SA ( Qt ! .1 By BOB LLOYD City Editor / An 18-year-old Slidell, La., woman pleaded guilt)' to lesser charges Wednesday and agreed to testi fy for the state in th e Jan. 6 trials of two o th er suspects in the Nov. 1 attempted robbery. shootnut at A&P food store in Altamonte Springs. Dorothy Ketteringham entered th e pleas In an inchambers Sports ...... . . . ......... .12.B hearing before Circu it Court Judge An thony J. flasemoar, Jr. Television .............. .108 Iinsemann withheld adjudication of guilt and probation until Women's ................ 12.13 after Miss Ketteringhani testifies in th e trials of Robert Dean Phillips, 28, Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Dean Parrish, 38, Lyons, Ga. As part of th e ne go ti ated pleas, Assistant State Mt). Claude WEATHER Van Hook and defense attorney Gerald Rutberg 'ecommencled Yesterday's high 57 low this the court place Miss Ketteringham on probation. She could have ken sentenced to a maximum of th ree years morning 34. Generally lair today and tonight. Partly in county jail ('11 the guilty picas to the misdemeanor charges of cloudy Friday. Complete attempted grand larceny, improper exhibition of a firearm unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. weather deta ils page SA. macmann ordered Miss Ketteningham held In protectivc custody by th e sheriff's depar tment and sa id she will be sentenced the week after the Phillips-Parrish tr ials. Van hook sa id the statc will drop first degree murder and attempted murder charq against Miss Ketteringham, Phillips and Parris ace trial on charges of attempted murder, attempted arim robbery, shooting wi thin an occupied / building, use of a firearm in commission co a felony and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Felony murder charges against the pair were thrown out Dec. 2 by Circuit Court Judge linger I)ykes 1% fourth suspect In th e case, Charles Hobbs, of Atlanta, was killed ina brief gun battle with police, who ente (,-*d store while the robbery was in progress. Phillips and Parrish were arr est ed at th e scene and Miss 11.11 V Ketteringtuim was later apprehended in Atlanta . iContlr,ued on Page S-A) .4+ S Robbery Suspect Offers Testimony . I Ji l l 1 ...I 4 _________ School Employes Given Pay Hikes Across the board pay increases for the county's school bus drivers and custodial workers have been granted by th e Seminole County School Board. Thø hrar1 men lute i.,..... .0', ,,',, auu luonal 77 cents an hour on the average and upped wages for custodial workers about 10 cents an hour. h1!i Board members ignored an impassioned plea from a high school math teacher for a 50-cent-an-hour increase for custodial wcirkei-s and gave them instead a higher wage schedule In line I with wages paid Ia other counties. The increases, which will begin in January, will cost th e county $76,510 for the first six months of 1915. About 137 custodial (ckers will start at 12.51 an hour and will earn $3.54 after 10 )ears' service. Custodial workers, before last night, started at $2.46 and advanced to a high of $3.15. They argued it was impossible to live on S75 a week. "At $75 a week, they can't pay their rent. What I'm asking (cc, and pleading for, Is ta bring them an additional 50 cents an hour — they need it," said Bob Provenl,t)er, a math teacher at Lyman -: . i. . + High School. School board member Davie Sims made a motion to raise custodians' wages 50 cents an how, but was out-voted .l by fellow board members. The increases were approved after a recommendation by school Supt. William Layer and a report from Err.es.t director of personnel. Bus drivers will start at $3.27 an hour, up from the previous - + "--- ++ HARD-EARNED $$$ FOR ZOO / In! Sherri McCarron (right) student council president of Lakeview Middle School, present.. a $430 check to Central Florida Zoo Director Jack hlauna (center) while Lakeview Principal Ted Barker looks on. Miss McCarroa represent ed the studen t body, wh1b saved Its peenka, nickels and dimes to do their part for the ?oi) fund. $2.81 and after 10 years will earn $4.31, instead of $4.22, under the new wage schedule. Leon White,a Seminole school bus driver for almost 10year', said the increase "sounds pretty good." And d spokesperson for the county's 135 drivers, Mrs. Est&-r Miller, said, 'It's been a long time getting the index up so we can imiake a decent living. It's better than nothing." She said drivers had asked for a starting wage of $3.26 an hour, ith a top waje of $4413 �- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '- ------ -_ _, .,— N BR I E F rinegar Becomes Third Quit Cabinet Position - VASHINGToN iAPi Secretary of Transportation nide S. lirinegar has become the third ('abinet-leve! icial wi th in a week to resign from the Ford adfistrat ion rLneaar said ".iiiestiav hewill leave Feb. 1, 19Th, to urn to the private sect or . The former vice president of ion Oil Co. gave no o th er reason for his resignation. successor was named. Department so urces played n published rep'rts that the job had been offered to In Itobson, a f or mer political adviser to White House If coordinator Donald Rurnsfcld. be 48-year.old llrir.egar said he has no plans for a new yet but would make a decision after th e first cl the ir. ,al Strike Vote Slated 'ASHINGThN AP Striking mine construction kers who have kept nearl half the nation's soft-coal ers away from their joL will vote Saturday on a aLive contract already approved by negotiators and a n bargaining co uncil. spokesman (or the United Mine Workers said ication resuIt from the rank-and4jle voting will start ng in as early as Sunday night. ic tentative contract was approved by union 'tiators and th e industry Wedne.sd9y night and th en 'rsed by the union bargaining council. A spokesman he Fed eral Mediation and Conciliation Service said oval by the bargaining council was nearly iimo us . rms of the contract. co venin 4,OO mine constructIon :er.s, were not announceJ or A f-Pprova t F - WASH INGION /.P Nelson A. Rockefeller Is headed for President Ford predicted two weeks ago Final congressional confirmation and that then a televised whelming, although there might be as many as would be over. 100 inauguration today as the nation's 41st vice president. against Rockefeller. House Democratic leader House vote. The house set aside six hours of debate but was net expected to Thomas p O'Neill Jr. has predicted 120 agaInst, take that much time before voting on Rockefeller's c o f rma ni tion. The inauguration was scheduled an hour later in the Senate Rockefeller planned to fly to Washington early In the aternoon chamber, with live television coverage permitted with a party of officials Including New York Gov. for the first time In the Senate's history. and New York City Mayor Abraham Beame and Malcolm Wilson their wives, Rockefeller was to be sworn in by Chief Justice Warren E. He planned to spend most of the afternoon at his Washington Burger. House members, ser,ators. Cabinet members home and then go te the White House to ride with Ford to and Su. the prenie Court justices were to be in attendance. Capitol for the inauguration ceremonies, With Rockefeller's swearingin, the nation for the first time will Rockefeller was to attend a reception tonight for the White be under the leadership of both a president and vice president not blouse press corps. elected by the voters. The former New York governor's confirmation was cleared Speaker ('an Albert said there was no doubt that the 435. Wednesd a y by the House Rules Committee for finial action over HIeI!Itwr House would vote to confirm Rockefeller, although no last minute appeals by three house members to delay it until the official nose count had been taken. new Congress convenes In January. .. ___ - . _____ - -. — :. ,. - - ---.... - .- ' ......... - - ----a..,--- - 1'SBURGH, Pa. APi — Many steel i nd ustry rs say privately that th ey feel US. Steel Corp., in the 1 White House anget , may have to roll back at least of its average 8per cent price hikes. And one Insider resident Fords angry reaction staved elf at least e moment — similar price hikes planned by several major producers, including No. 3 NatIonal, No. 6 6 Laughlin and No.7 inland Steel. So far, only 13th. d CF&1 Steel Crp. of Pueblo, Cole., has followed iked U.S. Steel In raising prices. - - - AT MOON MAN ' rday Sales Start Early YORK APi — Fighting for th e Christmas dollar r'r economy, retailers around the country are oftheir usual post-holiday sales before thristmas a year. Hut industry observers say the tactic, last during the 1970 recession, could backfire this ey say some shoppers might stay out of the stores s of even lower prices In January. ilhite In Good Position CANAVERAL, F1a. iAPi The launch of a West German experimen tal ccinmunlcatlons the final launch of the year is an apparent space agency officials say. mphonie satellite was fired into space by a Delta t 9:39 p.m. EST Wednesdaj, and officials said it d to be In good position in Its primary elliptical -: WASHINGTON (AP) The hearsay," Parkinson testified he'neverbeeninvolvedinpol. d Watergate co r up trial is t!fldt t truss \ iiin itrin i itu rt rt ( iiIin the Nix Liut to ht.ir fi n al arwnents ststant Slciat Prosecutor Jill on rlectiuu cumnmuittee in civ[ruin opposing lawyers, the last Wine Volner. ii suits stemming from the step before the historic case Parkinson said that Jeb break-in. goes to the Jury. Stuart Mag1'uder, deputy threeParki nson tes tified tha t be Chief Prosecutor James F. tor of the Nixon campaign corn. shredded the notes he took of Neal was scheduled to lead off mittee, told him on July 13, his interview with Magruder. w ith a summation expected to 1972, less than a month after the "Do you think, in retrospect, take at least three hours. break-in, that he was involved, y did the right thing in But first, defense attorneys along with Mitchell, Haldeman shredding this document?" Planned today to question Ken- and White House aides .John W. Parkinson was asked. neth W. Parkinson, the last of Dean III and Gordor, C. the five defendants to testify. Strachan. JIM Then the trial will hear brief But Mitchell and others later Send your wife 0 testimony from six character told him Magruder's story was the AIW i witnesses for Parkinson and untrue, Parkinson said. t'.',o rebuttal witnesses for the At the time. Parkinson, a DEANS winccrt APPAREL prosecution. III Washington lawyer who said Parkinson' former White House aldes b 1. H H and John D. Ehrllchman, cxAtt. Gen. John N. Mitchell and THERE'S former assistant Atty. Gen. STILL TIME Robert C. Martian are charged '& TO SAVE with conspiring obstruct the AT ZALES investigation of the Watergate break-in. Parkinson testified Wednes. • day that of ficials of Richard M. IILSI 11411111k' Nixon's re-election committee, • - Kills Pilot From Ohio 4 - NEW SMYItNA BEACH, Fin, (AP) The Federal Aviation Administration and state attorney's office have joined Volusia County sheriff's deputies In probing a helicopter crash that killed pilot Richard Lynn Riegger, 26, of Medina, Ohio. Witnesses reported the craft appeared to disintegrate in mid-air Wednesday before crashing near Interstate 95 In New Smyrna Beach. The craft was owned by Doan Helicopter Service of South Daytona. A sightseeing helicopter that crashed In Daytona Beach last August, killing three persons, also was owned by Dear,. Witnesses said that craft also appeared to disin- Florida Given Refuge Area What might be taken as a surrealistic artist's version of time man In the moon It actually an Inside view of a technician monitoring the coating operation for electrically conductive glass, used In manufacturing aircraft windshield de4dng units at Huntsville, Ala., *nt of PPG Industries. -- • , E'eng lllzrald.S.r.f: ' Fails,. Police K ill Terrific I did not have facts. I didn't know certain things. all I had was third-or fourtlj-~nd infor. mation, much of which was Authorities had been in. tions, Knowles claimed to have volved sexual encounters. Infrom the bolster," Lee said. fie don Yavitz. "lie didn't want to said he grabbed Knowles' hand We. Where would he go with vestigating possible links be- killed some 35 persons during tween Knowles and several 0th- cross-country travels since his Authorities said the 28-year- and the gun went off. As the car chains on?" Of the men, Marchman said, en slayings, and Rubin said last parole last May from a Florida "Knowles would have sex with old Florida native was killed swerved off the highway, Knowles, arrested Nov. 17 in month that ultimately Knowles prison Wednesday as he drove with several more shots were fired where he had been them, or attempt to have sex two officers to show them "which resulted in the death of rural Georgia, had been would be recognized as "the servingtime for breaking arid with them, and then feel he was where he had d1posed of a gun Paul John Knowles." Lee did charged In Georgia with killing most heinousmurderer in his- entering and escape. doing v'mething wrong and a Florida state trooper and a tory." allegedly used to murder a not say who fired the fatal "Whether he was bragging or therefore they would be dead." Delaware businessman, a MilFlorida state trooper. Another of Knowles' attor- not, I don't know," Marchman shots. Of the women, the lawyer ledgevllle, Ga., man and his neys, Charles Marchman of said, Douglas County Sheriff Earl said, "The ones who are alive Knowles' two Miami lawyers teen-aged daughter; a Lima, Macon, said be had been en The law-yet said Knowles told dccepted him, or else he D. Lee said he and Ron Angel, rejected the official explanation Ohio, accountant in that state; route to meet with Knowles of reading in prison about the thought they could help him. an Inspector for the Georgia and headed for Atlanta today to and women in Jacksonville when he imeard of his client's Boston Strangler and Juan Co- The ones Bureau of Investigation, were discuss the incident with au- Beach and Atlantic who are dead rejected Beach, Fla. death. Marchman examined rorma, con vi cted of a series of escorting Knowles w hen their thorities. him, or came close to rejecting In addition, Connecticut au Know les' body and told report- slayings in California, and "he him." CDEFGHIJK LM . - .. S -- -" dl ,, 7 ' k •- ' I . . .. 0 • ".' J I , ' - I - La ff4 ' - . ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Gwen Benini Nelson, Treasurer Thomas O'Malley's aide for educational matters since June, 1973, has been named O'Malley's ciief Cabinet aide. The appointment, announced Wednesday, fills a vacancy created last month when Don Albright resigned after criticizing O'Malley for staying In office alter being indicted on perjury and kickback charges. "h" Regular ' ' I - !_...... 4K Ladies 3 Dli. Wedding Sit 4 K Whi le Gold I Dl E a:lr4ir r.'! ' . ' V' -•' ' - -. . -,- .i. .- . •" - THE HERALD ANGELS SING Angels and Wise Men were among student taking part In annual Christmas program at Rosenwald Elementary School for Seminole County Schools' TMH (trainable mentally band1capped class. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Now 'l" Gold I Di.. marquise Cut Solitaire 1 4K Whit. S Wedding set . 225'° IMM dC W edding Set l. 280* 35O ip .7# FINALLY Gin. Sapphire 3 DI.. O 14K Whit. IS Dl.., I Carat Total Wedding Ring 499w 44900 1 4KWIftIe 6 Dla. Cross Fing er 27900 25100 Car.' Mans LdS. WO I Sapphire IS Dia. Dinner Ring. 14K Whit, Gold Mnt. Id,. I4K Oh. and Opal N ecklace Mini I Oh. Black Onyx Ring Initial Ring INC - HAS DOUB ,3"' 20200 'so 'I 'ico it 17500 14000 69' 5595 Ilk I Di.. Necklatp :)nomy Sends New Distress Calls U U£ TON iAPi — The government was hit with the LOSS. IlK 4 Opals, 2 Ola. Dinner Ring In the midst of the new woes, Some Industry leaders say also said that industrial pay. omy has turned in second largest deficit of its employes out of work a9s ever In President Ford appealed to U.S. Steel may be forced to roll rolls fell 2.5 per cent of distressing sig. the U.S. balance of payments in last month, b the end of January. steel producers not to boost back at least some of its in- representing a $7 billion drop at ilk Id,. 1 Chatum Emerald 2 Dii. " e Americans are the third quarter, largely as a 00 The number of hourly sub Dinner Ring prices as high as the 8 per cent crease in light of the White their jobs, pay- result of the high cost of fxeign an annual rate. The falloff was workers now set for Indefinite hike announced by the industry blouse pressure. blamed on the coal strike and A and the balance oil. The deficit of $3.6 billion layoff throughout the industry leader, U.S. Steel. Acting under Meanwhile, the government deteriorated, compared with $15 billion for Ford's order, the Council on job layoffs In auto and other In January is at least 141,000. reported that 693,000 persons industries. iy economic in- the second quarter and an all. Wage an Their troubles are compounded d Price Stability has began filing new claims for By the end of January atxit by rapidly shrinking unemploy. Inesday were led time high of $3.9 billion In the asked US. Steel to Justify its unemployment insurance bene. one-fourth of the ncrment that the first quarter of 1972. blue-collar went funds that wi ll leave thou. Our People Make Us Number One price Intmse, fits during the first week of work force of the biggest auto- sands of Jobless workers with fç,,,, q ,-(J cember. The claims, represent. maker, General Motors, will be fewer I "i,*J air benefits than expected. lag an in,rease of 169,500 h s 614 C,(I) full ,$I t011s 'uP'si U. i',,.,, let go indefinitely. GM an. The government's latest estl. the previous wtck, were in ad- flounced 6,000 Uri Reiola1 C.Wjw . i-ak, Cha xr more layoffs mate of U.S. unemployment is ftankmrn,,,J • Man,, ditlon to the 2,92,600 persons Wednesday, which will put 91.- for 7.5 per cent next -car. I urn, • 1) 1 Lb • (c- IiIfl(II, * I Atli ha already t4CtC I Cutbacks :40,000 .iuto orkcrs, 4 pei be idleti as;i result of this win- jobless benefits during eceiring largest industry cent of the industry's 690000- Icr's 30 per cent the last drop in auto eek in Nnvcrnhor than a quarter of twrson hourly workfcrco, could With more persons out of (vrierul Motors 370,000-mac hourly workforce to the induswork, over-all prsonal income - ,5 5•' trial sidelines on open-ended declined two-tenths 'f one per layoffs next month , (entdurip.gNovern ber, or $1 billion at an annual rate, dCDrastic cutbacks at GM and KITCHENAID jiAIf'-•i'-!lJ reports of similar mores at the PORTA9IE ' , Jing to the ('nnlrnerct' Do. IP~ (. '\ 0i oUu; ri-cc iuz-plued with MOD 61 -' - — companies are boosting auto inm increase of aix-tenthi of o (Continued From Page I-Al property with industrial and dustry layoffs toward historic 'is certainly not an commercial zoning on SR 427 per cent, or $7 billion, the pryproportions. 5 17,4 energency?' and a parcel wi th commercial vi(As month. Full Cycle, The Commerce De GM announced new indefinite partment Adoption of an ordinance, zoning ian Seminola iou1evard ; :819 rac ks IMYOItS for 6,U() blue-collar stated in writing that It Is an md both pOrUOI$OISR4V and No wesleti space. workers Wedrday. The finn emergency, waives state law Seminola Boulevard, but also K1TCHENAp FOOD .Poecelair,-on.,t,,i Irunr' a1 said indefinite layoffs will regjñreqth of advertising, correction of a legal WAI PISPOSER M-110 P 10 choice mx'puiar COlois, description KITCHENAID TRASH COMPACTOR KCs-boo total LO00 by the end of public hearing and reading at of annexed church property on Gnnd any food waste, Cast. Neatest way to uriciuttr your kitchen, Exclusive E*tue, 5uper.hard TrlOu'n slainie3s steel grinding elo January, an inc-rea.se of 16.000 two separate council meetings. Seminola Bou Litter Urn" for loading small Items. r3ig por celain -on -steel intrio, l evard; site trash mnts. POwoiful 1/2 HP capaover pieviouslv released figQty Clerk Onnie Shomnate development requirements; drawer for wastebasket loads Can be used with citor start M01 01. Insulated or without trash bags Excl usive activated char. ures said today she took the tin. billboard and sign restrictions housing, coal odor Control systom (N1 said t will limit first- signed ordinances to Jaques' and an electrical code, adopted u;irtr 'ui,ut !. thi hismness offict Tuesday. She hr council Monday night. wess&i1 leveLs of a year ago said he has not returned them to The sewer franchise orkn the gasoline shortage ut her. d.'tarce also passed Monday 1k kis Ironi under expected The stark of ordinances in- night, uppirently must be LeRoy & Pat Taylor—Owners sales kvrL. cludes not only the parking ban reviewed to include rates, Mrs. By Januaryan eiuuittJ arki Lhø ann',tatjun of the StoRe Shomate said. Phone A 71" LES ku,k r4 Schedules New Layoffs ,t The maximum 1.I).1.C. inSurauct' on your saving and chcckmg aCcounts at Atlantic Bank has increased from S20,000 to S40,000. Os fo s.jt Cullom - nc- ru V Good Gift Ideas From Kitchen Aid - rIA,j ft . 'u.cifl Prkt By Wn.L1AAl L. RYAN to seen, to be a !s upplicant American fora The ciiauvinis tic AP Special Corro%pandew and intensely nationalistic military. in The Icy blast that Is suddenly blowing out of Russia could mean tt'uld resent it. Much suprise was generated by the anouncement: '('ugh weather ahead for Soviet-American detente. It might even Questioned about the matter on Dec. 3 in the Senate Finance iiean that Soviet chief Leortid I. Brezhnev, although at the peak of Committee, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said If he Lis personal power, has received some sort of rebuke. reported there was a "formal" agreement, the Russians would Belatedly, the Kremlin has unveiled immense outrage at an repudiate It. But that seemed to suggest some sort of informal mplled affront to Soviet sovereignty, understanding. The Soviet leaders long had eagerly sought preferential The Vladivostok summit had taken place. TheFord administrealment in trade with the United States. Last week the Senate ration hailed it as a "triumph." There was no hint then of an ittached strings to the deal, intending to Insure a more liberal Impending Soviet bomb on the trade-emigration issue that conoviet attitude toward emigration, especially of Jews. ceivably could alter tie!kof the summitresults. The price was too big. The Kremlin now huffily Yet a whole month before that summit Kissinger had received it. This inouncernent evden(ly was hastened by the Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko's harsh note denouncing fact that the Senate 'm pleted its action Friday and the trade measure was Sen. Jackson and accusing Kissinger and Jackson of "distorting" headed r final Congressional passage at this session, the soviet position. It's all quite mysterious. If there was seine sect of deal, even Informal, Gromyko'a Oct. 26 letter would seem to have nullified it. That would make it On Oct. 15. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., the champion of seem r'uld.be Jewish emigrants, said a deal had been reached which that Brezhnev was obliged to renege. Who was strong eneugh to bring this about? Maybe the uld permit emigration of something like 60,000 persons an military , in league with th e hard-noced party conservative s. But why was nothing said publicly about it until three weeks after the The Russians didn't like what it did to t he ir superpower latest inuume Signs May Say No', B ut It Isn 1 t Against The Law Fin. (AP) expensive pollution-control deThe Florida Council for Clean Relaxed air pollution stand- vi ces. Air objected to even holding the ards for two North Florida fn.. BynothavIngtoingainew hearing. dustrlesshould not be taken u equipment, the oil firms will FCCA attorney Barry Leaan In vita tion by other firms in save $20 million and the singer said it was "a mere clean air areas to seek rule chemical firm $7 million , sham to circumvent the rulings changes, says the chairman of W.D. Frederick Jr. of Or- of the United States Courts of the Polluti on Contr ol Board. lando, vo ting with Y.E. Hall of Appe als" which ha ve held that Jacksonville and Mark foils of firms must prove hardship to Despite ob'ections by its top Clearwater for the relaxations, get emission standards eased. stafnembes the bOard said evidence presented showed Frederick overruled the ohIflCS(bY fl01 there would be no danger to jection. suffix-rmo ery nts in fJ Ja'OilFIeJ'SnthRosaand health and that asaje level of Ten top staff members ofthe air quality would be main , de partment, including Director bi Counties and the tamed. ris Peter BaIjet, recommended Occidental Chemi cal Co.'s John Robe rt Middlemas of against the rule change. They HamiltonCounty to Panama City, voting wi th Su- sa id it would se t a bad prece• san Uhl Wilson of Miami de nt and that the oil men had eq pmen. against the variance, said there committed the mselves in 1 972 Under the old rule, the had been no studies made of the to install more-efficient equipamount of sulfur recovered long-term effects of sulfur meat, from crude oil would have had dioxide on health. Hall said the staffers had no to be increased from the Relaxation of the oil-field business making recommendapresent 96 per cent to 99.8 per standards would continue to al- tions. Hollis accused them of cent by next July 1. low 140,000 pounds of sulfur being biased Besides Occidental, seeking dioxide gas to escape each y, the change were the Fin hesald. Corp, the Sun Oil Co, the "It's hard for me to believe Amerada-Hess Misilssippi- 140,000 pounds a day is not goFlorida Corp. and the Louisiana ing to have any effect," said Land and Exploration Co. They Middlemnas. He was on the asked that they not be forced to board when the rules were install more efficient but more ado pted in 1972. , - . - savil gs , . -TALLAHASSEE, , - O'Malley Picks Cabinet Aide . - Relaxed Air Standards Concern Control Board Ilk - for Christmas i Knowles was executed. MRMI tAP) A circuit court jury has convicted a teenager of first-degree murder in the strangulation of an eight-month pregnant woman. The jury Wednesday also convicted Robert Jackson, 19, (If two counts of robbery and one count of assault with Intent to coummit murder. Prosecutor Terry McWilliams had charged that laura Iturbe was executed because her robbers didn't want any witnesses. Police said the woman's companion, Jorge Lamora, was shot In the elbow during the robbery. The Jury, which deliberated only 40 minutes, was to converme today to make a recommendation on life imprisonmnent or the death penalty. diamoudgifts Soviets Chlil US. Detente U - - Atlantic Bank of ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANR)J!) SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE 322-4196 Thursday, Doc 19, 1974—A prisoner got free from his "The least they could have thorities said Wednesday they era that he had been shot three decided that's what he wanted handcuffs. Authorities later done was to wait until he was had been preparing to charge times once in the chest, once to do." with seven murders in three said he had picked the lock, convicted to execute him," said Knowles with the Oct. 15 stran- in the temple and once beneath states, was shot to death when possibly with a paper clip. Marchman said the victims attorney Ellis Rubin. gulatlon deaths of Karen Wine an arm. authorities said he grabbed a apparently were not cnoaen ar ron K Know les reached over the Marctunan In "I can't believe he attempted gun and tried to escape from a randomly. He said most of year-old daughter, Dawn. Court Convicts Teenager OIl (1 st'lt'ctgrnup of , Fl. DOUGLASVJLLE, Ga. (AP) - new about the Watergate . — Paul John Knowles, charged 4 S/lOppt'I.s'S/k)c',aic! trc Esca pe - - u' - TAI .l,AHASsEF:, Fin, tAP) The state of Florida has 2,5:17 acres of little Pine Island, north of Ft Myers, for use as a wildlife refuge and 427 acres in Volusla County for use as a park. Nature Conservancy, a national, nonprofit organization, turned over the mangrove and salt-marsh island to the state Wednesday. The island was described WS a fertile, natural nursery for many species of shell and fin fish and birds, The property, with an estimated value of more than $1 Million. is adjacent to existing state and national wildlife refuges. f,fl gi' tn ____________ - - ------ - Reps. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio and John H. Rousselot of California, conservative Republicans, also urged more investi gatien. The Senate already has apprved the nomination. The House Judiciary Committee recommended confirmation 26.12 after nine days of hearings, focusing primarily on the conflict-of-Interest question. ., - YORKi APi — WIth dollars tight at home, Amen iversities are beginning to look to Arab oil countries Es and money to support secial programs. The alLy of. Southern California recently received $1 Irem Iraulcg a pecia1 professorship in petroleum ening. George Washlng Uni versity received $1 from Iran f or a profesaccahip inuMnóUoral ement. The three also contended more investigation is needed of potential conflicts of interest from Rockefeller's wealth, and to determine if his gifts and loans to public officials violated New law, Vo!us;a Helicopter Crash un form - PEEK-A-BOO IN BRIEF liberal Democratic Reps. Bells S. Abzug and Elizabeth Holtzman of New York and Jerome H. Waldie of California contended tha t if Rockefeller is not to be elected by the voters, he sho uld be approved by congressmen most recently elected by them. - I -. L FLORIDA l Cover=U p NearsFinal 1 eI May Cut Price Iuulikes ib Dollars Aid Schools -' Lawyer Claims Execution Kocketel ier I - - - NJAT1ON - — Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974 -- - ----- - ' - Atuiluic Sanford 4 of Atlantic hi.)flColrt 4i .ti 'u, l l',nks -4J1(',% lie M'-iiit-, 1' Ui : �r.--- !?4 - __ -r---- ____ ___________ - a—an - - - ____ _____ - fli.an ...-.par _ - - -r - *. 0' tflZ4. a # ts a- - -- :: ______ ___________________________________________ 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD,FL.A. -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. JACK Herald Evening Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. OPINION -- - 1. 1. Thursday,-_Dec. 19, 1974-4A Hyacinths May Make Ferti liz er ' By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer complete in 45 days. But, he could be used to suck pollutants methane, while "bio-gas" is the human waste of 8 c 1,I) said, preliminary results of from a city's drinking water only about 60 per cent methane, people. tests run on samples taken from and provide fuel to heat homes. according to spokesmen. Euga also said studies are Preliminary results of a state a Sanford farm show hyacinths A study In Bay St. Louis, William Wolverton of NSTL going on throughout the state survey show common water "are sure to be used as a ter- Miss., has revealed water said research shows 2.5 acres of university system in an effort to hyacinths that clog Seminole tillzer." hyacinths are "biologically water hyacinths is capable of turn the clogger of waterways waterways make an "excellent, Euga had no estimate of the perfect" for removing removing the following: into profit making plants. low grade organic fertilizer,,, cost of fertilizer made from pollutants from the water. Every day, about 300 war nyactr ?ecording to a state offiefi. tt aii It wUi Researchers also found they grams of cadmium or nickle, A local advisor to the Depart- be "In a range that is ac- could seal hyacinth in fer. both of which cause cancer. ment of Natural Resources, ceptable to farmers." mentaton chambers and let Every three days, more Delbert Euga, said the pesky Euga's announcement came them produce "blo-gas," which than 500 pounds of phenol, also hyacinths contain all the on the heels of an an- can be burned like natural gas. called carbolic acid, a toxic necessary Ingredients to fer- nouncement by the National Officials say "bio-gas" is like chemical derived from coal tar. tilize crops. Space Technology Laboratory natural gas. Except, of course, - And every year, the 1t11 said the cluidu will he INSTIl that 110 nnhir as I. nh,,,,! on rn,,! nitrogen and phosphate from __________________________________ ANDERSON 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 33l-9991 Potpourri From The Nation's Capital WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year,, $2840. By Mail: In Florida ida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Textbook Choices Require Care 0 qr ' WASHINGTON — President Ford has no break all spending records next year. At Secret personal gifts like a jet-powered Santa Claus private, the message has not gotten through to intention of taking Sen. Barry Goldwater's ad- meetings, his budget experts have acknowledged sleigh. The White House has kept mum about vice that he park Air Force One in the hangar that the deficit is likely to reach the allt1me the the federal bureaucracy. In a recent letter to high gifts, but we have abtained a detailed list. Exand give full attention to the economy. Th Senate Government Operations Chairman Sam e of $35 billion in the President's next budget. An President Nixon, for example, gave Egypt's Ervin, D..N.C., Commerce Secretary Frederick President has told subordinates that he'll give anticipated $112 billion military budget will run President and Mrs. Anwar Sadat six plates with Dent begs him to block it tax top priority to the economic crisis but won't up the deficit. Fort has also failed to privacy bill incut back the color reproductions of troduced by Sen. Lowell Weicker, RConn. neglect his other presidential duties. 1k fully budget he inherited from ex-President Nixon. Winslow Homer paintings $195 and an expects to continue his foreign travel, with This is now RAILROAD LOBBY: The railroad lobby is expected to reach $310 billion, a $20 elaborate silver centerpiece (1205). Other scheduled visits to China, Europe and India. billion deficit, by the end of the fiscal year on foreign presidents and paslias have backstage wires on Capitol 11W to gut a received pulling NIXON'S RELIGION: Friends of Richard June 30. House measure, which would put Bulova Accutron clocks stamped with Nlxor wouldn't be surprised to see him quietly OIL PROFITS: The giant oil companies are presidential seal; Reed and Barton the offerings under the tough Securities and adopt the Catholic faith. He was raised in a supposed to be fierce competitlors. Exchange Commission. At present, railroad devout Quaker home, but, according to his cited the low corporate taxes sorne But when we terpieces; General Aniline "Viewmasters" oil companies mus ic boxes, Boehm porcelain warblers, bun. stocks and bonds come under the Jurisdiction of friends, he is Impressed with Catholic doctrine oar. Sun Oil rtLchM to th dfnn 'f r, ,. - ..It ...l ranklin Mint collection LIM 1111 up Inters te Commerce Cormussion. and ritual. They say he has had a lot of time to Mobil. Sun Oil distributed a let ter declaring that of sta te medallions; a por lain When Penn Central failed, the public was vlrce sta tue of reflect since he left the White House. He is a its two rivals had paid 63.2 per cent and 58.4 per Est her; a Tiffany silver urn; Pickard and Lenox tually unprotected because the ICC didn't loner ho seldom onfu!e.s his iUncrunt rent of their respective taxable iflCUiUe.s to the liwls; Steuben containers. date on insider ding, cash flow Th cmuncyfor these thoughts to his friends. But he has dropped U.S. Treasury. The letter, referring to our gifts com from a s cial problems, stock dumping and other financial es pe $2.1 million Sta te favorable remarks lately about the Catholics. column, added, "One of us just has to be wrong." Department fund set aside for "emergencim." hanky-panky. The bli 'I to put the rails under SEC TAX AVOIDER: Phantom billionaire True. Sun Oil is wrong. Sen. Henry Jackson, D. scru ti ny will be taken up by a Senate-House COLD WINTER: Don't worry about Howard Hughes, one of the world's wealthiest Wash., has just released a study based on con. severe winter that as been pred.icted. There conference, which has come under quiet bigmen, has been able to get away without paying fidential tax records. Although he used "Com.. should be enough heating oil, natural gas, coal business pressure. federal income taxes year af ter year. Sources pany A,B,C" etc., to identify the oil companies, and electricity to keep American homes warm . FBI HANDBOOK: The FBI employe handwith acem to his tax returns tell us that once in we have broken his code. The Jackson figures This is the estimate of the Federal Energy book is almost as secret as the FBI's famous the 1960s he was stuck with a $7 million tax that for five years, not only Gulf and Mobil Administration, which has been checking quietly dossiers. We have had access to a handbook and liability. But more often, he pa id absolutely no prove but Standard of California, Texaco Exxon, into the reserve supplies. There's one hitch: the can report it bans all employes from federal income taxes at all. One device he has paid U.S. tax rates ranging from 1.32and discussing to 5.56 per cost of home heating has gone up and is still anything that goes on in the FBI, subject to used to avoid taxes has been diverting money cent, rising. dismissal, even if it doesn't deal with official FBI Into the nonprofit Howard Hughes Medical PRESIDENTIAL GIFTS: Every tune an TAX PRIVACY: Although President Ford business. Employes are barred from doing Institute. American President takes off for a foreign says he has learned Pf'C('Dfl COt'JTtti". i-iiuni ,,, - ,.. - the lesson of Wntpr,ntn nr'i nnvthln'i fhcil ,i,lnh rora win country, nis plane or backup jet is loaded with wants taxpayers' - in etax forms to be must report every pa rking ticket to their The violent nature of the textbook ('Ofltroversv (iIarlcston, W. Va., this fail was widely deploreA, as it deserved to be, but that clash bet. ween parents and educators over literary selecfions in schoolbooks may have had some beneficial results. It surely promoted many parents in oth er parts of the country to take a closer look at the books their own chAdren carry home from school, and it should have reminded school officials everywhere that study materials should be chosen wi th an eye on the moral, social and religious values in their communities. Terrell H. Bell, the U.S. Commissioner of Education, took a cautious step into this sensitive area the other day when he appealed to textbook 11 •.. .... pUuuLlci w ii uium uu not inswm we ,,..... . values of most parents." His remarks might better have been addressed to educators. Publishers print texts which they anticipate will be adopted, bought and used through state and local selection procedures in which professional educators play a dominant role. The Charleston fracas appears to have begun when educators took too sophisticat ed a point of view in selecting reading materials from the contemporary scene for high school pupils. A group of parents objected, but also demanded more thnn they had a right to expect in limiting school material, Charleston had 'a difficult time reconcuing these two extremes. They must be reconciled however, if there is to be reasonable harmony between the influenci of the classroom and U home on the education of a child. DON OAKLEY LAIII I IA AA DI ieurr - - 4, White House Reporters -__ - Is It Real Or ~ I~ 1_________ Imagined 7 I Free of Al. Sin The other day I attended one of those "panel Is-.there an energy crisis or isn't there? Or _____ k_,._,a --. w&juji 11141 uviue so rnucn of the Grated was there ever one? entertainment on college campuses these days A survey last rbytheFederalEnergy This one was on White Administration found that 90 per cent of the and it attracted an people queried felt the energy crisis was either students all bent on becoming little Woodwards over, nonexistent or manufactured by the oil and Bernsiefns. The occasion afforded a COfl:laTdCs. ____ opportunity to study the species 'iiomo Arthur F. Burns, chalrinaii of the Federal jour. Wj nalisticus" on the hoof Reserve Board, is among those who believe that The stars of the panel were two ve drastic measures are needed to make Americans I A lot of literature produced in the last decade mem bers of the White flc th a ,,.,..A riltia t lh.ia I. U4JlIp all VJIV % .... .k 5J LTL-15. has gained eminence primarily for its shock value, ____ most of the dlacusslon revolved around their sellCharging that President Ford's relian ce on _________________ __________________ both in its language and in reflecting un- voluntary conservation is bound to prove congratula tory descriptions of How DO ________ In dwelling on this topic, I hasten to add, they conventional morality. It is not "book burning" to inadequate, he calls for "a sizable tax on were most certainly not imposing on their gasoline, or on imported oil or on automobiles ____________ argue that children must have a degree of maturity audience; it according to their weight or horsepower" to before they can be expected to put such literary xb* Bit by bit, however, there emerged a discourage U.S. consumption of oil. _________________________________________ efforts into perspective. Some of the material in the picture of what passes for reality in th Whit,, The energy &am& lu unginai t.narieston reacung lists simply did not House press office. Its denizens,'who i, many serious," says William W. Boeschenstein, belong there. Mr. Bell was right when he told president of Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Ile cases have seen severai presidents core and go, have not unnaturally developedap publishers there Is enough "good literature that recently called upon the nation's architects, Letter To E .,;ii e .LZ1J.......... ....iaL. ,....L __.I_t PVPfl 'nnIm,yirJua.. . t Jj)W LU ;iuzuit:u W1113(RJL reiyrng wo much •1UWU l.O'WIJQ meers am prolesslenais in related fields Mod things of sabre sway, with arms of brass blood and guts and street language for their OWh th American people to e reality of the "alert After a meeting wi th the Mexican Senate, and feet of clay." situation and mobilize them to take In nedlate sake" Th e Herald: Secretary of State Rabasa announced that It must be quite a thrill for an ink-sta in defe nsive measures," ed Mexi co is considering the po ssibility of aban- wretch to put on a , clean shirt and titi lla te a A child's horizons widen early in this age of Boeschenstein spoke at the third Owens. - At the last meeting of the Organization of dOning the OAS if basic and extensive crowd of student reporters wi mass communications and urbanized society. Corning Energy Conservation Awards dinner, American States (OAS) In Quito, Ecuador, modifications are not made In the charter of that remInIscences of Ike, JFK and Lyndon Johnson the finale of an annual competition that Mexico sustained the motion brtaight by Costa organization. Education is not adequate if it is not attuned to the saving for last, of course, a we 'crafted recognizes architects, engineers and owners of Rica, Venezuela, and Colombia to di,scontim real world outside the classroom windows. Yet buildings At the press conference he bitterly referred to guttural expletive for Richard Nixom who have made advances in cor- the blockade of Cuba, which was defeated, th e "stubbornness of three nations" and the educators must realize when they try to bring that serving energy. And certainly the students lapped it up: You abstention In the vote of another six as the could almost sniff the odor of burnlnn ,,g world into the classroom that they are nartners On the use hzetvi i--•'---' fieah.. .,there ,laUUjWl UILCII3C. reasons why tile changes are needed, they chuckled hungrily with the old-timer's smi f1dence,fie aid. The nation's tWJ use of energy with parents in nourishing the moral sensibility of In the last week very unusual diploutic These were Ow votes th.at defeated the pictured how they themselves is projected to decline this year for t he firSt time every child, wiU Hatherize hulez proposal in Qui to. gambits have been play ed ti other presiden ts In 10 or 20 years. by that na on. since 1958. I It is to note that in the speech at Quito, First, suddenly, without explanation, in Concerning the world outside the White But the negative side of the- picture may well Situations like the Charleston controversy can unilateral nianner, Mexico broke diplomaUc Rabasa made great emphasis on the need of House, the old-timers seemed to have little be stronger: Demand for impor ted oil began be avoided i professionals who choose study nations tierriisieric unity and a strengthening of the compre he relations wi th Chile, one of th e th ree swing upward again In September and con- oppeci nsion and kz Interest, Newa--f' m3terials would be mindf ul of th eir responsibility to the Mexican proposal. The other two OAS by the Open-Door policies for Caitro. them, at any rate is what the president i g 1i is says or to keep a child's disoovery of new ideas in, on ofmo ne running 25 to 30 pet were Uruguay and Paraguay. These two surprising and disruptive does: period. When another panelist suggested cent ahead of List winter. with the development of his moral character as it is Later, the Fecretary of State of Mexico, mm tly related to the that)ou un often lezrn moi t:,ubout a President's 'The technology needed to do the Job Is already designs of Mexico to gain leadership among the real intentions by spending five minutes on formed by the combined influence of home, church Amilio Rabasa, declared the possibility that in existence. sWd BoeschensvAn. what is lacine so-called nOn-afigned nations at the U.N. Capitol Hill than by listening to a* man himself Mexico and school. sign re and leave the Is a se nse of urgency, and the only ones who OAS. This will open new markets and avenues of repeat Since September 11, 1973, when the Marxist create it are those who understand the problem bland sell-serving statements composed exchange for Mexico at the expenses of other for him by his trai ne rs, the veterans of the White — "who have a practical, working knowledge of government of Chile, presided by Allende, was Latin American nations. House beat expressed ppl to ed real by a military coup, the relations between w bad ings really are." ho th A Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of a new and u nsettling idea.shock: It was plainly the two countries have been cool, Significantly, however, for the first time In the Sta tes has been proposed at the U.N. by the 'io me, however, the most fascina history of the awards, the Judges found no Mexico recalled its ambassador and left the Mexican President, ting (and bits Echevarria. troublesome) aspect of the evening was th wilMrs in We industrial and commercial embassy in the hands of a charge de affairs. RAM has stated that even though it has not image of these White How* reWters e selfbul'ding design categories, which account for 7o The Me xican embassy opened the doors and been appro ved by the assembly as yet, beca use emerged slowly dur ing the diicusxjcrn likeL, one Per cent of the energy conswned in the United gave political asylum to hundreds of communist of it, the so-called Third World Nations has been of those new Pola roid snapshots States. sympa thizers who were later transpor ted to made aware of its rights. . What did these people think, not of Kennedy or Nixon, but If those who know "how bad things rea lly Mexico flty. of The Secre tary of Sta te affirms that 99 oi the themselves are" arenotyetpos3sedbyase,ofurgy In Mexico, with the help of that government 128 members of the U.N. will vote for it, Gradually it became clear that they regard littl e wonde r that the rest of the population Is and that of Fidel Castro, they have started a very The essence of the charter is the right of the as ca ll going about the business of ener,q,y constunpijon strong, well organized campaign for a govern- so-called under-developed countries to have themselves to an the almost priestly ,Q vocationi namely.ed seeking t ruth. Pretty much as usual. metit of Chile in exile. They ; economical and technical help from th e most believe, moreover, that the (uture recognition of this government by developed countries ( US) th ey seek it not for its \ (U.S.) and their duty to give own sake, or even to satisfy Mexico is a their own prurient re ason given by several newspapers It wiJi no strings attached , * curiosity, but as the tribunes in Chile, as the cause of the termination of of the American Dr. Lois Perez people, performing a sacramental A diller, a dollar, a weekend scholar,., rite deeply diplomatic relations. _________________________ Sanford associated with the democratic As a way of attracting new students and new process. tuition revenue and making full-time use of \ faj1it,pc the weckerd ro!!ege cureej;t h beirut iticrc 1S ,l 7ea1us kttcr4crLtcr sho e iiuiks' are 'studied by many colleges an.i univrsitles. sot:ulti(ur1 in tile county, has disaffiliated from F.E,A, always appreciated and subsequently shared with Clock and Joined forces with the new Weekend colleges nw operate at Texas Flori da United Services ((tl(flhlfl readers. Today's offering carries Southern some potent Association FU.S.A. I with resulting eplit In Yonkers, Univer PlY., si ty in Houston, Seton College in __ iinInlumntien, which hopefully membership will get a response from br loss of membership to SEM will the county C.W. Post College of Long Island school Se:,Iin4'le C4'unty'S Sch1 Hoard, or Supt. of tlnlv'ruitv In f!w.,.,..l.. a.s , ,.._a Schools --..-race o w nave to provide school holidays for W1111am (Bud) (Bud) Layer. both University In New York City. 'it orIUOns to preclude Built into the county school system calend PfirtlSafl.thlp? Underst.Jabjy ar are t w , Ibis year, however, MundeWn Co*e in both FEA and FUSA would not hold daYs each year In April (Usually I whc,n all schools convenUo on Chicago became the first residential school at 7 dosed to enable teachers to attend their annual conart,,~ame dates in the same locations for convenience of I which students can earn a bachelor's degree in teachers. 'ICOIIPO chich has been conducted by ..q~ 4--mma __ the Florida business or liberal arts by attending classes — S _________________ _ Etlucatiori Association IF.E.A.) Although there are Some Another qI'cstlon: Why should iii about 15 weekends a year for approximately four ". l,5OO? (&acbers on the county roles, only th the entire ________ ose who are structure have to provide two-day • years. The Friday night to Sunday afternoon t'nied as delegat es are expected to attend holidays for less than 10 e TI. aI...t.. -. th e con. per cent of the ti'irh.rQ t, .....41..i... uulIw wurisung puu cIpatt ir' convention acvenItcin. INot required) fi.:t year less th ne tivitjes 5; lien th e system doe an 100 teaclier riot give holiday time or In additl6n to providing expanded educational showed tip in Miami The restenJoye4 th e holi da rt'ct'gn11in to such - I taven't boon very good. Would you consider or personsl enictunent opportunitiesto By JOUN A. gpog.,sçj Question new is, since the Seminole national holidays as Washington's : w!o want them, the weekend college idea Is Association IS.E.A.) the official teachers professional thithd-, Memorial l)ay, or Veteran's Day, any of which a little plea bargaining' "iild he made meaningful to pupils? giving a new opltunity to those who want to ' each. _______ - - •.• IL , L ' -•-- - t. S 4. .-I , , -1~ 1 Ar A i--- . -- - Jr., reported. John Hill Rogers, 149 Alpine boat parked In the carport of his home. Street, Altamonte Springs, A 200-pound black bear was reported a bicycle and auto found dead Wednesday night on repair tools, valued at 14 near SR.434 af ter apparently were stolen from --' wing hit by a truck. Deputy Gwen B. Muse, Lake Monroe, C.L Nickle reported Florida told s.'erilf's deputies wrapped Highway Patrol Trooper P.C. miu,3 presents valued at Wright investigated the in-. $150 were stolen when her house at York Avenue was entered and disposal of the carcass. ransa cked. Reports said items John Irvin Hill , 24 -., nr -. I?nlnn taken included small ap- County, New Jersey, was in pliances, toys and clothing. Seminole County Jail today on Bob W. Preskltt, 801 Th unde r $8,000 bond c harged with carnal - - UU1iJdIIe5 OCCUtlO 00111 1 - .-......--- n -_______ - __ - - - - , . .. - - -' 7$ th tow ,Itly SO cloudy Friday, Warmer wilh highs In the upper 60i to low 7 tav and low to mid 70s Friday. LCP* 5 tonight mostly In the lower SO wind s becoming soi.iheatecly 10 to IS mp'i rn.s at Fanne Foxe P ToBe Arraigned ® _____ R Take A Tip From tonigh t. Forecasts Saturday Extended MØIY—FIOrICIa Penln Santa And Do V — — DaY10f high - Beach ". fides for ii " - — For Your Home. , . . . LIVING ROOM SUITES TO ENHANCE I. - " - ANY DECOR Fray— - '--- %) Something Nice SOs Saturday warming to near 60 Highs In the mid 70s, Southern potiont partly clOvy and 1 Velvets Herculon Nylon Vinyl Famous Brand am.; 6:11 pm.; POrt Canav l be a day wilh lift I@ joy. You can %,-e that needy fa-ihei have a Qood Chf111ma% meal t o warm the-: ".,jy soty cone cares. _______ c!!1 bi deumMlng And McDonald's In Sanford To Make Christmas Happier For Our Needy Friends - ____ - - -- _______ — 199 To 9400 - ___ - .. I r 4: p 4I , t6 I — #_ % I - - • I ____ ___ ___ - U'i DINING ROOM l SUITES 40 Famous Brand Craftsmen Large Selection Of Styles To Choose From - ____ - . I1I1 and you an let them know that ______ 6-7.8and9pC. -. .--1 — IIlI' & ' _____ I DINETTES I $99 .-- L _______ rr117l _ ______ Fanne Foxe, the str ipperprotege of Arkansas Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, is scheduled for ar raignment Friday at 9 am, in Cou nts- Court at Sanford on an indecent exposure charge but ourccs said today she may not make an appearance. - •' Yctterclay's hl mornboo 34. Generally fair today and tonight er al— been retur ned to Goldenrod and night while reside n ts were high 11: 43 am, - pm. 'ow 5:31 area residents from which they away from home. a M. Cos P M. ere sten in burglaries by juveniles, according to Sheriff's IN I - R"ANINK detective Dave l,ohr. A(AM -- Lohr said today that two juvenile boys, ages 13 and 14, have been turned over to Juvenile Court auftrities and are being he ld in the Ssnfcrd rmy Lohr said the Wednesday .lrresls cleared up "at least 14" bu.'glaries du ri ng November an d December in "the Goldenro area" but investigation Is ontinuing in other Incidents in which items valued at more Christmas Is lndetd the happiest time of the year for most than $1,000 are missing. tamIfIt' Author ities said the two boys But not for some _. - Y r 0 1 the mid toupper 40, sarming to mostly In the SOs P.'oncav Highs in the utxer dOt and !ow 7s Central portions will be moStly clty and mild with some Items valued a t ap- apparently skipped sch pro xi mately $Z000, many of some instances but that the .'.—... '1---e....- ..ltb.. I.....- I--.--l-uiii II1IL1IILI3 II4SV . - WEATHER ________________________________________________ Monday - .., 0 0 0 0 0 9d MDPY7 1@1 ___ - In In Goldenrod Burglaries BERRY'S WORLD - - _________________________ North portiotn mottly CtOdy and fluid with some rain Lowi Stolen Gifts Returned - ________ I t - Around 9 k..ounTy i-or more intormation 1 - - -. Dy TIlIJIC £',. The di or . ~~ ~.- - - ~ POLICE BLOTTER . ijj. I . - .... -----I- - _', -W~ I V. - - -& - Although both county planned to abandon old 427 as a make it unsuitable for fanning, 1~ , present owners and ta lk about iwl,:~'L: Planning and Zoning Corn- state-maintained road. That i ~ ~kkv _! woVan Horn said that he was not their intentions," in case they 22 6 . mission mem be rs and their would not preclude the use by prepared to make corn. .. I decide to sell to a different I ,,;;A" staff recommended a corn- vehicles, If they had the per- mittments, as to Ingress and party. —Y ,,, mercial rezoning c hange for a mission of property owners, egress and site plans, that AVAILABLE NOW AT the There were no surrounding I tract of land of the north corner Marsee said. owners would be held to, since Studenti; at Sanford Grammar School enjoyed sbopping for STUDENTS' Property owners at the hearing of SH 427 and Gen. Hutchison Van Horn told the com- he represented the present inexpensive gifts for family members at th e school's annual I I I the Seminole County mission that he would try to owners of the propert y. The cto object to the proposed Chriitmas sale. Gifts are made by parents and other groups in- Parkway, hange. C,Off U nL.4 ion this week decided bring the site plans "into present owners plan to sell the SHOPPING SPREE The hearing was continued to 4 7 .7> cluding RS%'Psculor citizen volunteers, such as Mrs. Harilett to postpone the decision until conformity with the surrouri- rezoned property to other Shermantheand Mrs. Helen Skinner, showm helping Joyce they had more information on ding property." ' • parties Interested in developing Goodenough choose gilt. iflerald Photo by Elda Nichols) the proposal. Al though the agricuiturely. the auto repair station. Because Chairman John Klmbrough --zoned land is currently pasture, of that, Van Horn said, 1* could 3U5VVU uie continuance, uom me rianning and Zoning not represent the wishes of the citing the need for more Commission and ha staff felt new owners. ATTENTION SANFORD specifics concerning the en- that the Irregular size and Kimbrough said that he trance and exit roads to the location of the tract would would "llketositdown with the DI A V!DC I lUXiiy, wiu we sue plan. Trail, Maitland, reported two intercourse with an unmarried Seminole County "lb rIMILnJ: Lawrence Van Horn, air compressors, valued at person under 18 years of age, representing the owner Frank Eleanor Poole, Virginia $2,000, were stolen off cranes Pusey, said that the property Drive, Maitland, reported and heavy eqt'ipment at 736 Sanford % OFF would be used for an tereo, tape player, radios and East SR-436, Altamonte automotive repair shop if the P "Llristmas gifts valued at OW Springs. ANY PURCHASE Mrs. M.L Thomas, 203 South Wholesale Commercial ic-3) WITH SANFORD missing from her burglarized Burglars ransacked the home Maple Avenue, reported 9!() IDENTIFICATION home. Sheriff's deputy D. of Steve Taylor, 102 Graham Christmas presents valued at Van Horn said that the owner NOW TILL DEC. 24 Mccormick said entry to the Avenue, after prying open the $100 missing from her home. would "bulldoze" through to house was gained by prying front door. Deputies said two Patrolman J.A. Dillard sa id "old SR 427," and would use open a window in a door. shotguns, a rifle, ammunition, Mrs. Thomas found the rear that r MATCH POINT TENNIS SHOPS oad as an exit for the shop. Burglars entered by a win- coins and a portable television, door of the house open when she 17-fl & 436 Fern Park But County Attorney Howard 930-7288 dow to take tools, stereo, color total value $600, were reported returned from a church service. Marsee said that the state had OPEN TILL 9 NITELY—SUN. 12:30.5:30 television and Jewelry, total missing. Two gui tars and an amplifier, i -.., — 't2i''- •i,o, iium we name oi uuve tc. Smi 5mtt, h, 616 Prairie Prairie total value 1200, were reported %flarold D. Roller, 2248 Elsinore Lake Drive, Fern Park, stolen from the apartment of Avenue, Tanglewood sub. reported an outboard motor, Ken New, 3515 South Orlando - . - * --. _______ - -' Big Tree Rezoning Plan Delayed _____ - .. 11 - . ergy risis: - ........ ., - 'II Thursday, Dec. 19,1974-5A ;.1 .1, ' - 1j i A .4 Miss Foxe. 38. whose real name IS Anabella wa.s arrested by State Attorney's investigator C. E. DePuy Casselberry, alter she allegedly appeared on stage "bottom. less." _ ' I Gramkow.Gaines Funerul Home 100W Semonola Blvd. Ph 534 $110— Longwood Bring in a package of dry or canned goods, non. perishable Items, or offer a donation to buy Perishable items or anything that's nourishing or suitable for Christmas dinner. . . and we plump turkey and put it all °' rh.k..1.. Id. Burns of the Sanford Salvation Army will distribute them to un. '" _____ A WONDERFUL W GI FT! ., - - BARWICK RECLINERS AND A_-- RANDFATHER LOCKS ______________ 4- I W4 Herculon — Velvet Nylon Or Vinyl - To Sanford ROCKER RECLINERS $499s - McDonald's of Sanford Hwy 17-92 - )MAKL MQDRN BAR - be your way, and ours, to $3y Merry Christmas this Iuuav a to m , from mm, .vorn,n and dlIdr,a of good wflt Bring Yetn DozflI ' ___________ Westminster Chimes MaiI. Walnut Oak Choice Of Floor Or Wall. - —. _. __ -. . To $26995 — CeøbwL Beautifully Designed and Detailed Bar In Walnut Oak — Whit. Slate or Butc he r B lock and Totted Are Generously Padded With Vinyl Covering. Vinyl. Stools - $4995 FURNITURE Sanford's Newest. Largest - Finest OPEN MON..SAT9.6;FR198 2306 French Ave. Ph, 323-1480 To 269 Llw"N~ul tw1otf-mi , ~~ Sanford �- .-- - -, -• -- --- - ÔA-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. - - ---- - - ---'---- -- - - -- -. z-- - ------c _: r'w.-: - -5- - - - - —TWWX - .:''-: -. '-': ' r •-.- Thursday,Dec.19,1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 19, 1074-7A HOROSCOPE See Winter Weight For Friday, December 20, 1974 sleepvvear (III to Every piece of men's, women's, boys, girls and infant's winter weight sleep wear is reduced at least Claus ONE • STOP SHOPPING FRIDAY DEO. 2O r 36 - , PM off '/ original price - -2 3-6 SATURDAY CHRISTMAS DEC. 21 11 4RJNDP4 DEC.-:22 ONLY 1-4 Robes, gown s, pajamas and sleepers reduced— , - 2- 6 ________ DEC BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR PLAZA GREAT SELECTION 1 I Ali Featured - T. 3-6 - _____ __ Also, all warm-lined slippers are reduced to Event 1/3 off original price THIS WEEKEND - '. ! Super Savings PR ICES GO WN. THRU SATURDAY MYSTERY OF: "THE Pays 6% Ask ( I -TRUE. FLAGSHIP U. S. BANK OF O&OS —_— MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANK5, INC. ________ FLORIDA IS IN THE DEVIL'S TRIANGLE DID YOU KNOW THAT? — PLUS-- INOLE Boxed Cards ½ C - - FINANCE -, -" 322-8121 -' Light Bulbs Irs good to know d's there when you need it. S 8:00 Surf Fishermen Specials C - SAVE AT ZALES TO i: Gift r s ELJAY CUSTOM ROD for Him RM45S - - ES OPEN EVENINGS TILL SUNDAY 17:30 -5:30 SANFORD PLAZA Great Gifts! 1I FREE WRAP FREE COFFEE Plaza - ivePants uits TO 135 SE Picnic B/üCk&fJükp. SOLIDS - jRINTS JUNIORS MISSES Clothes Tree H OPEN WEEKDAYS TI L 9 am, LB. SUNDAYS 1 -5 SANFORD PLAZA ____________________ BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE THURS. FRI. SAT. SPECIAL SANFORD PLAZA ONLY You SUGG. RETAIL $10.99 AZA ... LNORDP '323-4531 THROUGH SATURDAY beat a path Size HOME & HARDWARE 4 2)oz White Bread I $100 _____ the latest in - - Red White and Blue DON ' S SHOES Blow Dry -- of BEAUTY Get the man in your life a gift he'll enjoy for months to come. Many popular styles and colors SANFORD PLAZA 322.0510 On Hand Now... S in set 6 bill. -- ___ FOR Season 's Greetings C Z. 59 Plus Tax a Deposit n os. Bottles Assorted Diet Flavors ON A SCHEDUI.E'? FUN TO SPARE! BOwl MIERICA of FLORIDA 1 7tcr'etvera;essop 'n ine ooa'rcoanon PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Bob' Barber S41ing Now Remodeled Pr ivate f3th 322- TROPHY LOUNGE 322-7542 9642 From Cleor' and Pauline GE A RHAR T . I - PLAZA Diet Rite Cola 100 LADIES HANDMADE LEATHER HANDBAGS 5 For $ 4: Crispt-respi Florida Pasta! (24 size) SPECIAL 1 .. Ea. 23c - -___ -_____43_. -'--- _ .-_ -. ___ -_-5- - - ORTHOPEDIC WORK 322-8520 Open 9 - 5 Tues. - Sat. -.---_ %.i_._- . • toward expe es f District and eagle-topped poles as well and Happiness Fund. The Christmas Basket presented four school room Committee will meet at the flags to the Baptist Day School. home of Carolyn DeVary on Josephine Thomas reported Th ursday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. the empty cigarette pack At At the carry-In dinner collection was no hoax and that the meeting, life $475 But the Wekoiiie , \ $595 SELECTION OF BIBLES OPEN 9.9 MON..SAr.; 12-7 SUN. - -i -_ _ hostess can make it easier to adjust to sour nei surrountlings, and mat' put 'ur (ac. ______ • ( _______ - i'r) - - ___ ______ - d r r usty /V ,t- - BOOK MART no. 2 c - _______ - s Bike • izza Boys or Girls SANFORD PLAZA ANNOUNCES - _-- THINK EVERYONE WILL LIKE. CALL AHEAD FOR YOUR SQUARE OR ROUND PIZZA AND REMEMBER EAT I T ALL., BROTHERI CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS OR CARRY-OUTS 322-3610 SANFOIID PLAZA - 20 inch Hi Rise A THICK, JUICY, DELICIOUS NEW SQUARE PIZZA. WE HAVE MADE A ONE INCH THICK HOMEMADE STYLE PIZZA WC 80th Effurts are underway NFORD PLAZA Total Woman ' were turned in at the birthday was celebrated. Longwood collection site. She said the collection Is statewide and that a man receives 1 Language minute on the Dialysis machine for each 250 packs received. Anyone wisl'ing to donate Program empty packs may contact Mrs. Thomas (668-4327), Mary _____________ Organized Auxiliary 4495 Solid State AM MARGE WILLIAMS 32218!? Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 327 1812 Casselbetry Winter Si'r,nqs Ra dio Battery or Electric MARILYN GARLANTI 8349217 Altamonte Springs 999 SHIRLEY MILLET 83-49212 Complete With Four C-cell Batteries And Earphone Master Charge I-il by IS N') L.-t'Gul\; county language arts coos-dinators, Charlotte Geyer and M . i"i' E: R ........Wilma Morgan, to locate SHOE REPAIR - - Celery SANFORD 15 to the ns or The auxiliary also reports President Arlene Brazelton's flags were pr esent ed to Scout trip to the National Home in Pack 565 and th e Baptist Day Fe br uary. School. Each group received A$0donstjOnwasmade also large fringed flags with tassels to the National Home Heal th $1250 :ANFORD PLAZA 99c BREAKFAST CLUB CR. A ILORIDA Large Eggs NEXT DOOR TO PENNEY'S OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 MANY OTHER MANUALS INCLUDING VW. r -We use and recommend RK produ Airport Blvd. Auto Tune-Up I HAIRSTYLING BankAmericard Jarman Shoe Sale lk TREASURE CHEST o Coin Laundry & Dry Cleaning Beer pIus tax 00 C. I S(HMALMAACK. OWNER Berry's MEN 'S Shags- Razor Cuts- AZA MCDC ONE HOUR CLErsiv ai nto Put Up cepted. $500 __ - DELTONA - Veterans of Vining (789-3828) or Carolyn DeVary, president, (57208. 10696, recently accepted two Members also voted to make new members at its regular the loUowingdonations: $10 to Community Center meeting. the Veterans of Foreign Wars President Ca rolyn DeVary NaUOO1Home C)J- StJS Fund _____ - Regular HaIrts. SANFORD $700 Down to our door -p. HELPING YOU SAVE WITH QUALITY Join VFW Auxiliary Mildred Zuccarelli were ac- 1strict Cancer Fund and $5 1975 Annual Breakfast Club Family still have a large selection of gifts undc, 35. Me, ry Christmas from Mrs Johns, Deb, Ethe, Debbie and Renee. DRY CLEANED business Publix 4O'N 3? LAHES L $500 Guns and Ammo Suits P PAT AND BILL REGISTER TIL CHRISTMAS Hairstyles Here We hope you Purchases gift wrapped free. We sterCharge American Express ~-M -X of our are the SPECIAL NOWOPENIOTILL9MONDAYTHRUSATURDAY 12:30 12:3OTILLS:3OSUNDAYS $ SANFORD SPECIALTY ADVERTISING Do-lit-Yourself 5 days left Two New Members packs collected by the member Bill Jenkins PLUMROSE - Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Pt APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY BUT WILL BE APPRECIATED DURING ,/2 PRICE 1 Light Sets •'-•-- sees you having a good time now and throughout the holidays. Buy gift today for loved one. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Think about needs, desires of kin and try to please them. Good p.m. to invite some bigwig into your home for a fine din ne r. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Prepare home for the corning holidays attractively. Communicate on a sensible. charming level. Get business life rolling. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Use fine common sense at handling property, money matters and do well. An expert you contact can be of great help PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 2) Deepen the friendship between yourself and those ou really like and be happier, more sucuessfui. Join others at group affairs. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . he or she will like and appreciate o th ers, making them ee f l comfortable, and for th is reason will do well in business, art, or whatever else may be the forte here, provided there is also a good educational background to develop the fine talents. An excellent and happy marriage Is denoted in this chart. The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll P Qh?tf% lfld dual Forecatl for your sign for lanuary s now reacy. for ,ur couy d brthda?e and II to Carron PQhter Forecast. E,eng Herkj Bo'your 629. t-iOIiywOOd, Calif 9007! the Cluldren, ALL OUTSIDE CHRISTMAS Radios & Accessories UNLIMITED d HOLIDAY WEEKS. '/4" DRILL till Christmas. We have beautiful melon & blue coordinates (o-Ko Knits—the perfect party ensemble. Our newest coordinates by Devonette are in holiday colors. Yes George there is a Santa Claus. x1groft _____________________________________________________________ 3224300 VALUES 15% LIST $,95 TO 249.9$ Complete Line Of CB ØNS OPEN EVENINGS TILI OFF RADIO SHACK BankAmericard 1249s GUNS — AMMUNITION..... REPAIR WORK—BLUEING_ BUY, SELL OR LAYAWAY ______________________________________________________ SANFORD s ROAD SERVICE Holiday Party SANFORD PLAZA OPEN SUN. SANFORD PLAZA 12:3O-530 OPENTIL9p,M -5 Get Your 99c The Sports Shop VIRGO Aur. 22 to Sept. 22) Try to understand the viewpoints '1 partners more to increase harmony and profits. Reconcile with one who opposes you for good results. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Finish Christmas shopping, mailing packages, cards. Remember co-workers you like and the ho are lonesome, unhappy. Be rnagnanuuou.s. 4 PotafoSalad Coffeeorlea 2O I Spr STANOARD Gift. Time • J Airport Blvd. & 17-92 ___ BINKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE A FEW FIBERGLASS SNAKE LEGGINGS IN STOCK __________________________ GIFT BSR Turntables GIFT FOR THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE. EVERYTHING FROM DURABLE SOCKS TO FASHIONABLE SUITS. AND WE'LL GIFT WRAP YOUR SELECTION, FREEI SELECTED GROUPS-. DIAMOND GIFTS, WAT. CHESS GIFTS, JEWELRY, APPLIANCES AND ELECTRONICS R EG. 169.95 Standard Svc. Elame ' s Card & Gifts SlawmDog PFLUEGER TROLLING MOTOR HIS HAS THE PERFECT -- - REG. 29.95 Johnny ' s Master Charge SHOPPER'S SPECIAL Sgs MOLDING KIT REG. 12.95 ic Savings 1 IN OUR COFFEE SHOP SILVER BELL SINKER ____ ___ __________________________________________________ STILL TI ME Terrif 6FOR$ -- Daring Dobermans V ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Always a Christmas farite. fruits, caramel,, nouats, roffcescotch crunches and chewy centers, dipped in finest dark and milk ChOcolate. _________________________________________________ THERE'S ial 8 AM. to 6 P.M. . PRICE intuition more today, . - SYLVANIA INSIDE FROST 60 75 - 100 WATT - DOMESTIC on service work ALL CHRISTMAS LOANS UP TO 25OO 1 _ The -__--______— SANFORD PLAZA to help your holiday shopping P Free pickup & delivery CANDIES Reserved 9 am To 12 Noon TRIANGLE" , 1J)•114 ONLY DEVIL'S ', * Limit Rights Saturday Dec. 21 Passbook JcPenney SANFORD PLAZA We will be open 7: 00 & 9:30 CAN YOU SOLVE THE TRUE S ' -- STARTS TOMORROW Use your SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 Planning entertainments early IN SANFORD PLAZA __ - iJuly 22 to Aug. 211 i pecially where your romantic life is concern ed. Clear th e slate es FOR CHRISTMAS -.. PM 11-2, a ARIES i.Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Getall of your affairs arranged on more intellegent and safe structure with the aid of experts in such matters. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20 Take trusted friends Into your confidence and get the advice and support you need from then at this time. Do favors for them. GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21 Contact some bigwig you know and find out how you can become more successful and get more cu t of l if e in many ways. MOON CHILDREN IJUIW 22 to July 21i Get needed data. Making new contacts is important. Seek those who have had ii LEO JUST IN TIME SANFORD PLAZA'S TUESDAY SAV Left! ___ GENERA!. TENDENCIES: Make long -range plans, consult with all concerned for their approval, then you can start the ac Wa] work necessary to accomplish this purpose, cigations. 5 Days CARROLl. Rl(;UTKR experience very different from yours. PM MONDAY Shopping 11) reduced Layaway BankAmerjcard families whose dominant language is other than English. Children of such families sometimes have limited English-speaking abi li ties and can be helped by bilingual- . .•-... -.-; A---. - bicultural program which can be funded If enough families and children are located. Families ha ving three and four. )ear-old children are of special XX interest because it is that age group that can be helped most before the students enter th e be wildering experience of school taught oriv in Eriglih A Preliminary' sUrey inilicates there are ap. proximately 350 students in Seminole County whose dominant family language is not f:nglish - a marked in. crease from the 30 studen ts surveyed two years ago. The survey revealed that nine different langua ges are used. but the families are predominantly Spanish-spe. aking. Families, and others who know of such Families. are asked to contact Mrs. Morgan or hlrs. Geyer during office hDursnt3234220a', after office at 322-4329 TBETTYI ,,s t,I.ct IIILDA RICHMOND 5743167 ti 131 143'f.$fq •I DEANS CAREER APPAREL si ,ieo ' I • -.---' �1 -. 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -..-4 . _. - ._ L • . .-. ....... .. --7.. : . , - - ,.. r.. • r '' -- " _____ ' ''" - WORLD IN BRIEF Bethlehem Prepares For Yule Israeli Security Tightens BETHLEHEM, Occupied Jordan tAP) - Bethlehem's ('hristmas tree has been decorated, and carpenters are building the stage for choirs to carol the Yuletide message 'f joy in the town where Christ was born. Behind the scenes, Israeli security men are preparing stringent measures to protect Bethlehem against Arab guerrillas. Bethlehem lies in the Judean hills, in the territory Israel 'seized from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war. No hostilities have marred any of the seven Christmases ince then. But 'thts year is different," -said an Israeli military official, referring to the recent increase In Palestinian terrorist attacks. Heavy army and police detachments will guard the hilltop town throughout the holiday festivities. T 'lAIF' M...... Bombs Ex - _____ -..-,----.----- i iond I I . P ubl cmowned ______ ----------- 0 '- - ork, because it Increases the poisibillar., of problems. However, •- Perform cosmedc denistry on healty teeth that are unsightly.,, When skillfully done, such dentisty does not destroy teeth. Men's an womens Many ethlcaidentists pracucecosmetic dettto the delight I 35 and 10 s eed ri, 2 bikes, 7 • , (Continued From Page 1-A) Altamonte Springs police Lt. Steve Carver was wounded i "They told me to go to a road beside the mall (Interstatil Mall. &R436 and 14) and to wait for Mam. I had a pretty go(k idea what they were going.to do," she told Hosegnann, futberg said his client had no previous criminal record. A tape recorded statement Miss Kltteringham made In \ No. 222122 bike. Has daraillour gear system and down tube mounted shifter. Front and rear side !\ Pull caliper hand brakes, Reflectorized rattrap pedals Women's 10 speed bike. Req. fl.. II s 2 Co. Reg, $65. Sale $52. Power Stix set of three woods (1 3 4) Deluxe laminated heads feature high. / gloss black fIflLtl 0.0005 • Save \ I I • • d women's Save $8 Dass •wv. 'Y,ir, • t.L. - ry $7 -. -- &s,. 2 for 1 , .. . 26", 3 speed bike. No. 2226-fl DEAR MOTHER: Ithfnkyogre right, Ay preuure on Save Afl Reg. 31.99. Sale 25.59. Kramer autograph wood tennis racket by Wilson Various grip SiZCS No 3034 • - Save$6 IL 1i. - V19 1.60 No. 1595 r \__ - I 30 04 savings on power tools Big Save -,' 30% on hand tools, Diane Brooks Pauline E. McCarron, DeBary Helen E. Boote, DeBary Johanna W. Vanderbilt, as \\\ J)Bary George No. 1053 12.99 Req. 12.99. 10pc. Sale 49 24 No. 3040 4 Throat Paio '' set includes case Sale 2449 Reg. 34.99. / circular saw for fast, accurate cutting Has Security switch and sawdust blower 1 7 HP motor Includes blade and wreich Fuller, Willie Hart, Geneva No. 1265 Sale 909 JCPenney Mist Curling Iron with swivel cord to prevent tangling. Mist control button on end. Vents all around barrel for better mist penetration, Wayne Deltona Josephine Labua, Deltona VA JCPenney Hot Lather Dispenser generates hot father in seconds. Fits any standard aerosol shave cream can, 6 or 11 ounces. Rotary on/off switch and ready signal when lather is hot. Minor Sore Sale 419 drive socket Req. 6,59. 7-pi ece SCrewcjr:r set Includes regular and Phillips head dric.ers plus 2 Stubbies Julia and Mrs. Larry R. DISCHARGE.S Malissa Harris Annie Mae St. (-,air Lillie Mae Jones Ida Richter George Smith Karen Pilcher Nanette Kaufman, DeBary Roderick DeBary J. Hancock, Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Ethe l M. EVI', Deltona Francis J. Cygan, Geneva Lloyd L Keller, Lake Monroe Martha Jo Payne, Longwood Orville R. Johnson, Longwood N Link, Oviedo Adc.ms, Longwood Diana L Stumpf, Maitiand Mary D. Milanovich, Maitland Susie F. Santo, New Smyrna Beach Brenda D. Pettis, Osteen Req. 34.99. Dual-Action sander for both rough and finished sanding Sekct orbits or straight line stiokes includes sanding pad Sale J - 594 fleg.9.59 18 1 t.h Men's name Sa1e3149 4 4 1/2 price fl.*iI è_. metal tOOltk sturdy lift-out tri No. W03 brand wallets. Reg. 39.99 Do ibl.' i n ,,itd var table Si)eed i (.Ct Sneeti-Loc tile drill pre - sets drill at any spc 7, Save 20 0% on our entire in of ' : To maximum Double r?duction ;'sr' f,r urqui' . HP Yr (tNt at' 11? 0-909 rpm quality gun cases. Sale prices effective thru Sunday Air rif les. ave 13 Sale 1WNo. 1043 Reg. 16.99. Sale C 4 place gun rack Built with locking bar for the Security of your / • flashes Inc time in 2-in, high numerals. It's completely ' silent, sleekly styled. Has a rugged black plastic case with chrmo.f one-f inish metal accents. - S,le prices effctiv• thru Sunday - , Save $ Regular $i4. Save $2 Reg. 26-99. Sale 23.99. JCPenne Power King - Req. 24.95. This JCPenney electric digital alarm clock FOOT MAS SARR air rifle Shoots 177 813 or.1 177 pellet No 0816 A - No 3912 T Mr. Michael T. Swinford Ida P. Stephens Julia H. Whiddon Janilyn Lelnenbach Ruth Wieboldt Artie Houston Rita M Harris Eddie Woods Essie B. Greene Pearl D. Dates Sean Mahany ICCP;Sorips BIRTHS Ealnenbach, a girL, Sanford Mr. and Mrs Ronald Nelson, a girl, Sanford ' Simon Davis No. 3208 Sale prices effective thru Sunday Sanford: Artinzr L. Barnes Rosetta Nelson Robert Moore Reg. 7.99. Sale6.39. Bicycietenros Sa N Nov. 1 incident. r1 DEC. 17, 1974 ADMISSIONS No, 3004 - Miss K'etteringham said Wedrieaday that Hobbshad broken into and stolen the car at another parking lot before the incident so it could be used as an interim getaway car, HOSPITAL NOTES Available in various grip sizes '. Atlanta to State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief investigator, Jack Fulenwider, was placed in the court file by Hosemann. Officers of the court said the tape detailed Miss Kitteringham' part In the The unauthorized use of a motor vehicle charge was in connection with a Uncoln Continental sedan found parked In front of the food stare. Probiem vo'u f eel ener it you et 1 off your cht. For• reply, write to ABBY 601 No 69. LA,, Calif. 0O (ntio tampø, ii dress flvefop piea Hate to write letters? Send $ I to Abgai van Buren, 112 'sky of .. Bfteffv Hills, Cal. 02I2 for Abby's booklet 'HO* to Wr?e Letters Pefwflal Req. 37,99 Sale 31.99 Wilson T2000 steel tennis racket ..eSther-like Brogue nyi body in v'ilt?Coç,pr, Sycamore :opper ?lste Olue JCPenney Professional Type Hair Dryarwith 1000 Wattiof superdrying Power. 4 controlled heat settings. Concentrator attachment, ather's Part would send the young Man running for the bft. Let Jane handle It, and dont compound her Problem by attempting to discuss it. tt Reg. 37.99. Sale 30.39. Power Stix jolt bag with unicote, inner :onstruction tot ciddod strength JCPenney 700 Watt Styler/Dryer for quick, easy hair care. Has 5 attachments and 2 speeds for fast drying and natural look styling. What can we do? My hurband would like to tell this young man toeltherfishorcut bait, but Idon'tUunk we should What do you think? for All Ofccas:ons 14.99 itn?s ropes. tassels bracelets lI1(1 e arrings to choose from Everime we attempt to discuss this one-sided relationship scith Jane it resuits in an emotional outburst and she tells us to please stay out of her fairs. • JANE'SMOTHER , (t " 1.1 iOrf'(f collectionin ijolrJ'iorit' n Over-lone tots of great pen Reg. 9.99. Sale8.49 Power Stix ti cr S'tOft1rffl. Matrh. . it tiaq No. 1943 - .-I--,ifluhIIIIIIfluI' No. 1030 Jane refuses to date anyone else, but this young man Openly dates others, which hurts Jane deeply. - ::': :- ii.yy. ivn - s and women's ' DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, Jane. is 25, attractive and holds a responsible position. e is also quite naive and unsophisticated. Save 1.50 •t7r:-.!:-: Reg. 134.99. Sale 107.99. Power Stix set of nine irons-for great accuracy of weight, loft and lie. Blades have the new long look , S01069.99 - Save 7.60 Costume jewelry (°CI Oseout I ' speed bike. • ' I No. 0010 Save $7 Req. 54,99. Sal. 57.99. Men' j4 Si - - - ---6". / .' . Reg. 79.. Sal. 69.99 Men's 26" 1Ospe'd the exchange of bullets with Hobbs in the store. Carver I recuperating from his wounds. Miss Kefteringham told Hosemann Wednesday that she wa with Phillips, Parrish and Hobbs but didn't enter the store. She said the trio brandished guns and taped their fingers so a not to leave fingerprints In the store. , 3 (vuld easily get married if he wanted to. He has Jane eating out of his hand. but this relatiorlship seems to be going nowhere. Save Satz^ grateful patients who have learned to smile again. / /ff -• 3g - - "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys Alsoshoots 177-cal pellets firearms and a shell drawer with lock and key 3-place gun rack, 8 99 Sale 7 99 No 3052 Special PERK UP THOSE TIRED, N - - -. -- Price Good C. 19, 20 & 21, 1974 Save$2 Req. 21.99. Sale 19.99. Hunting 1 up't s I 60 f,herqass bow tour '5' target arrows arm guard SPECIAL ORIDER ONLY ACHING FEET A flick of a switch, and soothing, invigorating massage is at your feet: Exclusive design permits you to relax in a comfortable sitting Position while feet get a gentle workout, Sale effective thru Sunday Open Mon. thru Sat. 10, am to 9 pm Open Sunday 12:30 to5:30 pm "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 am to 9 pm 1 I 19.1974_QA D _________ - Suspect Offers To Testify s - HATESTOSMILE LONDON AP - The dollar surged strongly upward today from the low levels It reached earlier this week as the price of gold eased on Europe's two main bullion centers. But by noon today the American currency was worth 2.5975 Swiss francs, a jump of 5 Swiss centimes since Tuesday. The price of gold, meanwhile, fell 75 cents to $185.50 an ounce In London and was down $!.50 at $185.75 In Zurich. Tothy's level ws about $6 below the historic peaks of $191 in London and $192inZwcj 18. IdolowEPlic Anesthetic /Antiseptic -,-.-.--.---•-- '• , DEAR HATES: Your dinner partner should have told you that some dentists are reluctant to tinker with Nature's original Dollar Gains, Gold Eases % I Thursday, Dec. $4 __-__I - _--------- -•---------- --,.-----s in. was UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP) - The United Nations General Assembly has concluded its most controversial session in years, a session that demonstrated the voting power of the Arab and African bloc and climaxed with a great debate on the future of the world organization. A.sembly President Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria (hosed the 1974 session at 10:06 p.m. Wednesday with a statement that he was glad to have helped bring about awareness of the United Nations" in a session that might prove to have been revolutionary. y . - , -, .s ABBa U BRIS704 England (AP) - central I.Andon, killing one tele. Police raided five houses in before tht first bomb went off would go off I 0 P riva NEW YOIJK (AP) Wht,n 0 te n Park Street In 30 explosion, the second bomb Police put three more persons phone operator and injuring the London area Wednesday outside a carnera private. With share prices bad. in the Yellow Teeth vestwent rtioney on the wanted list today after five other people, went off nearby. It smashed 1960s shop, a man MInutes. plentiful Iy now find themselves public officials who has spoken ket Price. It appears to be Z, looking for suspects, depressed, the dominant in a positifn In 1111v hark with an Irish accent telephoned bombs exploded on the busiest As police and firemen tried to shop windows and scat'red and the stock market active In share!.: . Although no organizations Bristol police uld 10 minutes 1111 .eek to buy back shares for a fraction. And out strongly against the pr(k*. fair, Lake-it-or-jeave4t POlIcestationand3aidabomb evacuate the area after the first Christmas displays and t&llor's the 1960S a lot of privately held the shares held Street in this city in south-claimed responsibility forthe offer. It investor might even find him. Heavy Heart d ure, which sometimes begins Isn't. by sma!ler in- nothing apparently stops them with dummies across the street,companies but deCjded to i o westera England, injuring BristolorLondonbombings, self unable to sell at any price In 1 !etter to shareh,,Iders, publicvestorsa,id return t The mirwrity shareholder can the future. ftbrunt of the blast wu taken abouto persons. he companyFroni going public again, when inforriiing them: police investigations centere - to sell their shares to the to limited ownership. decide to keep hisshares, hopThe police issued descriptions on the Irish Republican Army,dBrezhne vCeIeb ra tes 68th BIrtIiday highest bidders. by a fire truck and an amprices and market activity Pre The ultimate outrage of such In the process, the doniina,t more to their liking, "Ttife management of the Ing for a rise in market value. actions, as Sornmer sees it. is bulance. Both were wrecked, of the three and said they were which 1s waging a guerrfljwarMUSCOW (AP) - Soviet In the process, the original Shareholders again stand to DEAR ABBY: Union. company believes thatItis in But In so doing hefaces enor-thatthemoneyforrepurchasewith a problem I've never 111 wared for questioning: 'What I am 8 happily married, 28-year-old wornati forbut both were empty.lrs Brezhnev's healthood is o to drive is happening Ii, In my the best Interests of the corn. mous rIRk the British ouofleader Leonid I. Brezhnev col. ftenbecameniake a ------profit. sinethør,, 'a'..... L.. --._,. Prf'id.ntNifra1ti 'rn i wn --. inwir --.. ------------. ma J ... ',I,a,l4J, ii iiiuuun, says es 'U1Wy. iricir went on minutes 1orthern Ireland and unite it nwn 01 ills age, ari Iney reject ur snares aunct Invariably A. A. Sorn. pany and its stockholders to r soared lected warm arplausc, an eml)rICe toda)' quite often bear-hugged All my life I've been unhappy with my teeth. They are trong and kissed the suggestions that he might step :part about 8 p.m. Wednesday with the Irish Republic. The shareholder if most others de- comes from the corporate till - and healthy, but very yellow. I can't tell you how much I want brace and good wishes on his Communist party chief, who in value as the public sam. below book value, iluit Is, the change member, status n Park Street, near Bristol IRA extended its bombing camdown soon. The exact state of rir Jr.,Commission a &uiUes and Ex. tornheld the cortipany to a rivately dde to sell, could be foolhardy, that is, from the shareholders' lovely white teeth. Abby: I've tried ''erythLng !''e seen ad." 68th birthday today when he appeared his usual self despite If the nuiriber of shareholders assets. someti mes doubling the Inarket company could be liquidated "serious, uair, and some. his health and of the Umvrsity Twenty-four hours palgn to England 2L years agomade a brief appearance 'ertised, but nothing has worked for me. at a The simplest way of doing drops under 300, for example, some reports from abroad that bled to on the action, for inore than its current share times disgraceful, a perversion this, Sommer points out, is to l earlier three bombs 'xploded and 51 persons have died In value irsget justin a few hours, maneuvering for power in the The activities seemingly ie will lose much of session of the SupremeSoviet, he is ailing. value, 1st evening I sat next to a dentist at a dinner party, and I outside telephone exchanges in mue than 200 hlasts since thet., Kremlin are closely held state Some of these same cornthe lederal are Permitted by the laws of the mentioned that I would I the parliament of the SovietSoviet The owners who sold sources of the whole process of public offer the minority shareholders protection afforded investors, various states, or at least seem sake. He laughed and saOve to have MY teeth capped for vanIty's shares financing saysecrets. .,." panIcs now talk about going to the public at premium prices a stipulated price, usually The company might lose its to comply with the mechani id, "Forget It. No ethical dentist would Sonimer I one othe few something a bit above the mar- stock exchant'ø 'Jestroyhealthy teeth for coelle reawns .. 5,, exchange liqtin,,this. ,. provisloris or those laws. Abby, Why not? They're MY teeth, and IF I want them capped for cosmetic reasons, why wouldn't an ethical dentist do it? After all, plastic surgeons 'destroy" healthy noses every day to reshape them to make people happier with their appearance. What's the difference) United Nations Ends Session R.LL,... ' Thursday, Dec. 119,1974 I - As - • . 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Concrete slab in designated areas of records of Seminole County, the Health Facility Building on the Florida, (Seal) campu'IOf Seminole Junior College. Subject to restrictions of record; Sanford. Florida. Arthur H. Beckwitpi, Jr. Ms been filed against you and you Specifications and b idding In we requir ed to serve a copy Of y ou Clerk of Circuit Court r for mation may b.eobtar,ed from the written defenses, Seminole County. Florida fany, to Ph/Hip H Owner or from ire Architect. Logan, of SHIPIHOLSER AND By Elaine RiCharcte 8S.$vwton. - - - I F 9 L___j 19 - ______________________________ 22 23 ii i____ I Dt'pu?y Clerk Carrofl Burke .'uorney for Petitioner 6 1 2 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanlord, Florida 3777 1 Publish. Dec S. 1?. 19, 26. 1974 DEl riyvn - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS i IiiFLORIDA - ..._Ii _______ ADVERTISEMENT i-i FOR INVITATION FOR BID INSURANCE 24 ' EMPLOYEE GROUP LIFE AND 21 28 29 30 31 ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND DISMEMBERMENT. EMPLOYEE -3 34 35 HEALTH CARE. AND DEPEN, DENT HEALTH CARE. 37_ SEALED BIDS marked "A & H I -INSURANCE BID" will be received __________ - I at the Office of the City Clerk, City Hail 725 Newburyoort Avenue, Altamonte Spings, Florida 37701, 43 44 until l30p M January21, 1971 The - - bidj will be opened and read in 46 41 n" public meeting (City Council 48 4' 50 , Meeting) at 6-30 P M or as torn as Ssitle thereafter on January 21, 53 M 55 ii in the Council Lnamorj City of - ' - Altamonte Springs. Florida 56 57 Bidding 58 Information, specilIcatr,s and forms are 59 available at the City Cierk't Office, 60 _ I _" City Hall. Altamonte Spring, 1111111 :j Florida, No bidder may withdraw his bid pi',or to forty live (43) days after bid c'ening. The City of Altamonte springs reserves the right to reoct Seminole Hospital Board any or all bids and to accept any bid it may deem to be for the best in trrait of the City. All Bidders must be I,ccnsed th the State if Florida Insurance Meets Friday Morning Commisticn N. C Floyd. Sr °' Seminole Memorial Hospital and Jack Shubert were apPtjbllh Board of Trustees will recon- pointed to study the insurance DEl $3 Dec II. 19, 20, 1971 vene the Dec. 10 meeting coverage after only one bid was ___________________________ Friday at 11:45 am, to hear a received on the "umbrella" committee report on hospital policy. Herndon, Iles and Scott NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR insurance coverage, submitted a bid for *17,112 as THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Trtrctnrc Anilr-nw ('nr,n,.sn.. i'r,rnr,rn,I In l.,I ....,.. nIsrnpi?iiisi,w •. ..._ Trustees Now 'i - •'' - - - r ____________ -i" ' :'. " £ At .___ ... ( __ - - ----I -. _____________________________ -- -.----. OU P O.fl PARK & SHOP 0 II - ..-.-- ---S SO . ._•••• •44•...s-.-I.•,4. ''?. . ,,t DAY SPECIAL ' . - ' I BEEF LI VER S 'I -1 - ! LB. 2 I .1:4 % IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. I 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. .. p ( - t't', -_t -- .-....xi-. S ,. .. a ',) - • q$pi,, COUPON ________ AT BOTH SANFORD LOCATIONS.-OPEN I A.M. DAILY $ .$, x .,, -'1 WITH THIS GOOD ALL DAY FRI., DEC. 20th ONLY 'I.' ,sq C Limit- ).Pk g. Per Customer- Limifl.coipon P Per Family ,. 4 -I I -, ) I' L. ' ' '$'L'Ii' - ~~~~~~ -.. Gutmann, Dragash aria Mat:, Ar LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, clitects. Inc. Sanford AtlantiC •,tiutt address is Post Office Boa National flank Build/rig, Sanf or ct, 2279. Sanford, Florida, and file the Florida 37771, telephone (305) 332 orlgii'.al with the Clerk of the above 5172. Styled Court on or before December No bid security will be required 3 1. 1971; otherwise a judgment may but Me Owner reservesthe right to beeflter againsfyguf tp,,,.,iet ed or reguire Performance arid Payment demanded In the complaint . Bonds in the amount of 100 per cent WITNESS my hand and seal of of the contract Sum. If such bonos SC/ct Court on November 32nd, 1971 are required, the pr emium theret or (Seal) ... .Pill uy , r . bet kwith, Jr. ThebardofTrustees reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject bids Mrs. Carolyn Stentrm Chairman Board of Trustees. Seminole Junior College or Earl S. Weldon President Seminole Junior College PublIsh- Dec it, 26, 1974. Jan 2, 197 DCIII FICTITIOUS NE Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In bus/nets at Private residence, Deep Lake, Goldenrod, Seminole County, F IOrI(ja, under the tCt?,Ot name of ENVIRO'I MEN LANDSCAPER. and that I Intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the p'ovii of the Ficttious Name Statutes, To Wit. Sectn $6309 Florida Statutes 1957, S: LewIs 1. Molt Publish: Dec. 12, 19, 76, 1971, ,an, 7, 1976 L$ lId THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE .' 0. 74.?i13.cA 10 In re: Chanqe of name of fl RE Y T,$OMAS %'hLSOpd to JEFFREY JEFFREY THOMAS '(P'NEDY NOTICE OF ACTION TO' JOHN THOMAS WILSON Route Aleianri,a. Indiana YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Ch'nge of Name for JEFFREY T-1r&,twi ..%JlS U . -......... JEFFREY - HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED "CHARGE ' _____ Alcoholic's Anonymous Closed Meeting, Holy (r Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 89 pin. Men's wider width 100% Vim, ' - Pants 1.99 8 ..-.-,-, __J -.-------- W FT 5 1 .t.i! ;' --- -- ¶ 60 e I.. -- '• - / 3.50 / / ,, \ \ \ \1 I .... . 9 sweaters, // t - - ,, ' /I ~ I - __ '. ~ .~:4** .__. . . ~ -_. I-- ---. .I; a I V 8 r r __ f" / and N~ ~, , .1. _// . .;. / ---- 11 i I I CUUk1 OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT- OF iii TUC - .-THE . b,,, 5 - PlOr"AT , I . 11111" UN. CiOHT!p4tp4 JUDICIAL CIN. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE StMt?SC.E COUNTY, FLOPIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. ;4•su.caoa.e CASE NO. 744100CA-1I-E CASEp40. 71ilsl.CA.1J.o In re: the Marriage of: In re: Change of name of MARY KIRKLEY WHITLOCK. TEVC RAULLY JOSEPH Will to a MARY HELEN WH1TLOCx, Piusand Petitioner, BRADLEY JOSEPH KENNEDY. Plaintiff, and NOTICE OF ACTION I EMMIE LEE (McELWAP4EY) MELANIE C WARD, TO: BILLIE JOE WIlT KIRKLEY, if liv/ng, • Wife Rpaen? Post Office Box ?oS 9 dead, any and CII NOTICE OF ACTION Tipton. Ind&, Unknown at law, legatees, THE STATE OF FLORIDA T YOUAARE HEREBY NOTIFIED deyis.e. granlrn, successors and MELANIE C. WARD, WHOSE THAT Petition for Change of assigns, and all psons and parties RESIDENCE 5 CITY OF Name for BRADLEY JOSEPH claiming . lhrq, under or LIBERTYVILLE. COUNTY OF iii $10 ,~ I c I \\!. Yl Sc\ k1t ~10 - -..' ) 47)1i , pm. ~eio _ 11111111111 ":// ik,;Q~ '; - ,_ Iii Ei . - - I i '' 'W . -- / \ / \\ - j il- l ., ~ I- I-011111P.0 Legal Notice -' . A great sport shirt in fancy patterns 100% txtu,ized polyester knit in assorted color tones Long sleeve, long point collar and matched chest pocket Men's sizes S.ML,XL Short sIeve style 7.98 = ,- -- - I - 11 £ Legal Notice - - [.'ZiT - -- Alcohollci Anonymous open Meet g, Holy Cross Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia a. 1* W\ "my Nursery Rime," "would eat no Res urant, 17-fl. checkup, the docto were very side of the heart to the st of wife is of a caim, placid fat and his wife woWd eat flO ConCerned about a het mur- the body (aorta). :.::±: Odious Civic Associa tion dispItlon whereas I grow lean, so be tween the two they mur that I dIes -They didn't Auxfllary, 1 p.m. While the baby Is In angry more easily and have a licked the platter clean." e -S.Community Center, light lunch m know what It was, , uterus, this ar tery is open and fiery temper. But some men also secrete finally they sent me to a na- __ 4 10 shuntablood through the baby's WIlT to BRADLEY JOSEPH against the said Defendants, and all LAKE. STATE OF ILLIt4OIS. AND "Besides, I have a greater far more hydrochloric acid in games. meeting and cards and _ ., %1W~ , E NN EDY has been filed. and you tionally known medical center body without v-nding it to appetite for m ._, their gastri I,iipø thin ,'.it. ... meat eat wllIn --- -IV K required to serve a having WHOSE --.--- ,.. are copy of your claiming to have any right, title or 1731 ior an examination, The heart lungs. NORTH prefers vege after Only MILWAUKEE ta do. birth, when 'r bles answer and starchy or other resnsive pldlng 4ntqt % Lakevew Middle School specialist found I had a patent the lungs open, In and to the prem;ses In AVENUE. LI B ER T YV ILL E. foods is y to the PcIlt/ for Change of Name it necessar Tha t's why a v,Ived 'n th i s SuIt ILLINOIS 40041. peptic ulcer presents "Christmas Around ducta. M you know, this Is for the blood on Hal it Kantor. Esquire, 1n _. t3goto the lungs "So f'ould a person#s Drfendan?. Aswnpe$tnforDinutno husband may snarl at his wife the World" performed 0-0 I des, Pelrsol, Drowick by & Do%jef. 11 the something a baby is born with. get oxygen. At birth, or very NOTICE OF SUIT Marriage a Vinculo having been juice have a bearing on his and children when he reaches band, chorus and Professional Association. Post Mrs. Kosky's According TOGUIETTITLE to filed regiaraing your marriage to medical soon after, this small artery Office Box 70L Orlando, ersonauty' home from work, though meat sixth period rlorida IN THE NAME OF THE STATE STEVE R WARD in Circuit Court English class knowledge, a child does not live shunt usually closes so you have 32. an file the original answer or OF FLORIDA are the sex differences a c se may then soothe his •..d for Seminole County. Florida / i other rMnSjvi pleading /n the very long with this, so I guess I a To the Unknown Defendants the tort t,tie of normal circulation. icn Is IN RE I've mentioned due more temper quickly, otficeoftheaboveCou,t On oCb,,O,, named above Seminole Audbo Society, am an exception. THE MARRIAGE OF: STEVE R . Ifadodor was seeing nothing January lh, 1975. II you fail to do thyroid activity? You and each 31 you are Many people also have a Holy Cross Episcopal Paxj WARD. Hutbnd Petitioner, and I have been very active all but congenital heart defects SO.Iudgmentbydefauptwjllbetaken , co% red h Idn that a suit to quiet title to the MELANIE C WARD. Wife "For aren't lions and tigers specific hunger for meat, but of 11 for the relief demainCted in the n my life. I live on a farm, have a this would be one following real property touted in Respondent. these presents Corr, of th,e more Petition for change of Name. oon. Program by Ethe more Vicious than meek no such protein is available in chell. Bring place setting, work. largeSince wSeminole County, Floroda mand you to appear and tilt your farm house, and plenty of common conditions. It 13 not ~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have vegetable caters, such as sheep the refrigerator, they vainly try Lots 7 and I. B lock a. w Answer or other defense or pleading I have turned 65, 1 dangerous as you think, flow hereunto set my and cows" hand 6nd affixed Altamonte Heights, Section Thr", *ilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court in to quell this mat appetite by covered dish seem to be more tired than I much trouble it causes dtpernLs I / accnrdflto the plat thereof and for Seminole CcJnt,Fso, ClAr IIONS V& SIIFFP johfl,lyf,f u77lIng sta( hi S /111 its iisl to t I diii orr m \l.It)dfl(i South lIOn 1)0 bit Suiiiriole I 'r t th hunt r tU I lluiiuut niaks usually have a Public ReorC of Seminole County Petitioner's attorney. Jack I 11 Chamber of Commerce annual and wondering if time Is If it is a small arterial con- (S4I) You may thus : Florida greater Proportionate de*e for extra Bridges, of Cleveland and Mite. Arthur H beginning to run out .to 500 to Beck*lfh. Jr r me. I nection and not much blood is 1,000 calories but Christmas Open House, 5:30. has been filed against you and you Post 01fice Dra*tr z. sanford, i itat than do women, Clerk of the circuit ,c(-,,,i was around 50 when the pro -ire required to serve a copy of your still be vaguely hungry, or ,our 7:30 p.m. Florida 321?1, On of before the )oth shunted through it, about the I This is partly due to the fact stomach's Lillian T Jenkins r/ttpn defen te, If any, to the day of December. A D.. 1971. or 1cm w as first diagnosed The only problem I or meat it Deputy Clerk 15 ,,' will cause Is to that men have a higher ratio of still Seminole GOP ChmIstns s othe,se a default will be entered Complaint to the PIa,nt,H , pecialist told me since I was create a loud noise or unsatisfied ainst you the OWNDES, PEIRSOL, DROSDICK Party, 8 p.m., to midnight, doing 8 wrence D Johnson, WhO%, muscle lissue than women do. so well, at my age, he L DOSTER, address is P.0, Box 2631, 109 East WlTP455 my hand and official 1 murmur that caused all the Lions, tigers and other Orient IV Restaurant, The latter thus can float on PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Inter- wouldn't adse an operation. conce. I Church Street Orlando Florida W 0fth1Clerk 0ftCircuitCourl, recall one very good By Hal H. Kantor, Esquire I water more easily than men, carnivolous creatures thus state Mail, 14 & 436. Dancing to N. , 37$7 a nd file the original in the on this 2 d day of Nov ember. A 0. e a list 7 Office of the Clerk at the Circuit live band. ,ç have a high acid secretion hu for their Pn?ater Building 1914 •..\:r I ----rrrntnan r" oc caremui anout which was Post Office Box 2109 Court on or before December 73rd saw for another rea,on, I found (Scat) their stomachs. fatty tissue has a lower specific DEC 20 Orlando, Florida 37102 :Arthur"- Beckwith. Jr l#l1.OtherwisetheaIiegat/so, the sO long, I couldn't possibly keep that he had this ~..________ problem, Attorneys for retitl,r - 11111~ -\ gravity than does lean meat complaI As Clerk of the circuit Court . will be taken as con S a u ford American up with it. It included avoiding completely And such meat eaters are unrecognized PuDI,sh Dec. 17, 19, 76, 1971, Jan,7, Iefled By - Elaine RiChare -noted Association of Retired Persons, all infections, nu, and even to despite for being snarlish --Deputy Clerk This Notice %hall be Published nnu But lean meat demanda more predatory and fighters. DElIS First Federal of Seminole, First have penicillin when I had my once eath week for four COffleOjtyC Jack T Bridg, of aminatlons by many doctors. acid In the stomach to be CLEVELAND 1 MIZE vees In the Evening Herald. Vegetarian animals, such as Street, 2:30 p.m. Speaker on teeth cleaned. Attorneys for Petitioner (Seal) digested. for it is hydrochloric IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND ~~-. --. ~ cattle, sheep and even Social Security, Ms. Ik-a Fitch. I'm Just ftnkful I have had a doesn't affect the heart's act FOR ion SEMINOLE COUNTY, acid that changes protein into elephants are far more placid Fl 37/11 Brain Towers Chirsima, good life for 65 years, and just Clerk of the circuit Court to any significant degree, then FLORIDA liquid amino acids, except in unusual situations. Party !WI1J Nov. 2$, Dec. 5 17, 19, 1971 Seminole County, Florida thin nth.ir iUUiViIi U -CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.20;2.CA.air Party-i'iti n m pntw'imI55m,..e wondered what Your comment. DEH 177 uanger In re: the Marriage of BY: Elaine Racharde might be. -by Dixie Troubadors and Deputy of bacterial endocarditis, an II E N N A R 0 Clerk MEUSE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publi sh : Nov 21. 71. Dec. DEAR READER A-Longs of You are infection of the heart. That is PETITIONER. AND DEBRA V S. 17. 19. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1974 unusual, all right. The birth why Your doctor wanted you to MEUSE. RESPONDENT. CulT 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE DEH 171 NOTICE OF ACTION __________________________ COUNTy, STATE OF FLORIDA. Ddllary Woman's Club, 2 defect you have is really an ar- take penicillin if you had any TO DEBRA V. MEL/SE p.m., DeBary Community tery CIVIL ACTION P40, 74-2041.cA.o,.c connecting two others: the infection INVITATION 10810 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN or even when you \... had FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND $8 j PHASE II Last Known Mailing Address Center, Porgram, "Know your main artery that carries blood your teeth cleaned. IP LOAN ASSOCIATION OF State Capitol" by Mrs. Men's polyester/cotton shirt in is 17)7 Red ford Drive, SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sealed bidt from qualified assorted fashion stripes Long Raymond Murphy. Mrs. J. S. Atlanta, Georgia. Plaintiff, specialty I Ans.e,toPr.,,o 3 p.1. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, received by contractors will be vs sleeves and long point collar Wickens, chairman of the tea to IPie Owner, that a act/on for Dissolution of Board of AUGUSTUS I BAZIN and LAURIE Sizes W-.-117. follow meeting. __________ = W Trustees for Seminole Junior A BAZIN his wife 1610L Marriage has been filed against you Long sleeve UllressaP shirt of College at or before 2 p.m. EST un by BERNARD MEUSE, and you are ___ DEC.21 textunzed Dacron* polyester. Four-In-hand ties in the popular Defendants ACROSS friday, January ID. 1975. and V.ER required to serve a copy of your " width Polka dots, club figures. NOTICE OF SUIT In assorted light tone solid Alcoholic's Anonymous publicly '7' L. opened office in the written dfensts to it, if any, on of the To: Augustus T Ba:n IRast*,ant 39 Small float patterns and Preside nt. Seminole Junior College, colors. A great look for dress CoCa Women's Meeting, Holy ( _AIAIaI?F Carroll Burke, Attorney for 41t'ower _______ and LTI I IRI traditional stripes All 100% Pfopstty Petitioner, whose address 5 612 Highway 17 92 South, Sanford, in sizes 14",-17. Laurie A. B-az/n Church Parish House, 400 dst. 425c.bedsb,qd Florida 37771, for furnishing all Sa nford Atlantic Bank Building, polyester )9 Houma Boulevard -S.(mytJ) Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. 111 N Sanford, Flor ida, 32771, and file the labor, material and equipment g-_,0, Metaire. Louisiana 70004 4IVind OriginI with the Clerk of Circu/t necessary to complete Wood 12 Sorg lSCustom.rs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t3U.dcwa1pian DEC. 23 Court , Sanford, Seminole County. 4gDy,stuI Flooring in Health Facility Building that an action to foreclose a mor Ic A Iit!l8TlAIt1EJ 14 Prailie to & 53 Wood lOffel Florida, on or be fore the 3rd day of at Seminole Junior College, Sanfor d Igage on the following peopefty in N Ro1. Al-Anon Family Group, Holy S4 Anyway 4coiU IorIda, AB T January. AD. 1973; 01herwit a INITJ Seminole County, Florida: l5O$c..u,st, 56 Son ot Gad Cross Church Parish House, The wor k consists of furnishing, default will be enter ed against IrFetlihemwo Lot 3, MEAD MANOR, UNIT 1943) 6Co1c-',s 3 1 Pr,nt() Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. for the relief demanded in the installing and finishing ap. NUMBER ONE, gedosi S7Lisv*ouf according 7C'uc'ti - rts. U, - DEC 19 .- Long sleeve texturited polyester knit shirt Long point banded collar. tapered square bottom, chest pocket and one-hutton cuff Solid twill Colors for sizes S,M.LXL Short sleeve style, 7.98 7 - Legal Notice Heart Murmur ~ have. dress shi I - 3 shirts. sport Thursday, Dec. 19,11974-11A DEAR DR. LAMB I a to the Iuns to get oxygen and a curi ous f))(3 Civitan International 65-year.old woman. For many th e main artery that carries sex dIffeece. "Jacki e Spratt," ran U* old (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier years, whenever I went for 0 ". Crane," he began, ta aged 31, asks about -- - -- -- LAMB 111111111111111110 So It 13 natural for men to crRve more protein and women Ave., more starchy or fat B., to CASE &828: Herman - DR. L. E. CALENDAR n Clerk of the Circuit Court By Martha T V'hien Deputy Clerk Phillip H l.og.an SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN P0 Box fl79 S)ifltOrd, Florida 37771 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish. Nov 2$, Dec 5, 12, 19, 1974 DEN 119 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice o( Public Hearing The Board 01 County Co-miuioners of Seminofe County Pidapublic hearing pocjder appropriateness of the existing Wlngfi.ld Reserve Planned Unit Delopmecit P(JD) orng. and outsibly rezor* :o anntnv PLOD Ton/nO, A-i Agriculture o.lng. or any other appropriate toning, on the following described property: Soi.th '-a of SE 'a of SW ' n Sect/on 11: All tftat part of the NW', and the S of the East ',of Section 77. lying East of Little Wet/va River. The SW ' of the NE ' West of Lcrgwooø Markham Road, Wait of SE '. West of Longwood Markham Road, NW 14 of NE I South ',oi NW '. of Iai. I, 015w'. West 'j øf SW',, PIE 'i of NW ',, I,'i Sect/on 73; Forth "Of SE ' of NW '. SW ' of NW ', West 7 acres of N 1 of North 1jf NW'. of SW',, South , of NW 'of NW ,, 50 rods North ao South and 32 root East and Was' NW corner of NW 1 of NW s fl Section 26. North ', of NE '. n Sr'ct.on 27: All inTownspOp7O South Range ,,9 East. lying in Seminole County, TOGETHER with any an ali ot THQMM KENNEDY UTILITY EASEMENT premium of tiCs be-en filed, and y ou are required Grantor's riparian rght, riQht of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The special mDeting to YOU WILL PLEASE TAK' to Wtr1' a copy of y our answer or access. egres and ingress and of and to the Little Wekiva discuss other possibilities was NOTICE that the Board of County other responsive pleading to the usage River. nge 01 Name on ,4ai Commitsioi,ers 01 Seminole County, Petit/on for Cha called because the present LESS- Begin at point On tp' Florida, at 7 o'clock pm. on 7th H Kantor. Esquire, Lowndet, North lined Section 73 205 l'E. tact policy expires Jan. 1. day Of .Jdnusry. AD. 197$, in the Pelrsol, Drosdick I Dotter. The board has Voted to star County Commistioners' Meet,n, ProfeSsional A•.s,cation Post point being 33 feet Aest of the NE Otfice l%a 2109. Orlar.o. oriia Corner of the P-lW 'of NE of sad at lle County Courtnouse ' Blue ('ross-Blue Shield for section 73; thence West 1019 24 feet Sanford. Florida, will hold a Public 3?$07, ad file tP,e original answer or reiewinggroup Insurance after Hearing to a'one the North un, of said Section consider Cnd' determine Other responsive pleading ,,, Ihj South 330 feet , thence ihe?her or not Inc County will Office of the abov, Court onor before other bids. East feet t a point lying 33 feet WQst of center of N Vi of Longwood Mirkham Road; thence North 05 dtg 03' 30" East 33129 feel along WlyR W Of the Longwood Markham Road to the, P08 Further described as West o Markham Woods Road arid East of Little Wekiva River. North of Delit Road, containing 776 acres, mite road frontago and one mile river frontage This public hearing etI be held ri the County Commission CPiamber of t?'e Courthouse, Sanford, Fturin. on january II, 1973. at 7OQ P M CS Soon thrreaft, Board 01 County Commissioners Seminole Count, F ICX IJ, vate. abandon. discont i nue, clost. January 10th, 1915 If y ou 0 judgment by default *III be takpn renounce and disclaim any right O the County and the public in and to for the relief demanded in the fOIIn*,ng Utility easement Petition for C hange of Name ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have running through the described hCtijtit Set my land and affixed property, to wit 7x103' east property line of lot 19, my offiiat seat at Se minole County. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Florida, th; 4t h da, ci P40-i ember btork A, Winter W oods. unit 3 Niitt. /t herctjy giyrn 1971 plat ge recorctc'j In book IS. pa 52, Board of Adjustment of the City c' nty, (Seal) Sanford will hold a special meeting Public FloridaRecords of Seminole Cou Arthur H Ofid Bek*,tti. Jr. on December 70 1971, in the City Dl the Circ,,,* Court PERSONS INTERESTED P.'.AY Hall at)) 30 AM. in orckr t Lillian T Jenkins sider a requeSt for a variance in the APPEAR aND FIE HEARD A THE L'1IJI Clerk Zci'ing Ordlnane as It pertaint to TIME AND PLACE 'BOV[, SPECIFIED tront yard Setback requrement LOAN PEIRSOL. GC 2 Zoned District in Lots and 2. (Seal) DROS'.lCk & DOSTER, Board 0 COuftIy Block?, Tier 9, E P Tralforcts Map PROfESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Conmissioners Bting more Specifically driJ By. HAL H. KANTOR, ESQUIRE ° id Seminole County, FIOr ,a Su/t# 433. First Federal Building as Iocatect at 110 N. French Avenue [j[Ntic . ES. Chairman floara o Ajlustment Pt-!itit Dec 19, 197i DElI? Clerk By Marie W Walker Deputy Clerk Publish Dec )9,Illi DElli Orlando, Florida 32102 Attorneyt f>t Petition,., Publish De( 13, l 2 'i jaii 3 1973 tJEuu -- (paIrmin AtteSt A,tpi'r H 5eck',, it, -. :'j'4 Pub.. r- �-....-....'. -•:Uifl9 herdia, Saniord, FL - ........ Thursday, Dec. 19,1974 SPflPTS Ila 1 wwii The Discount Department Store S4_1_III t: It I . Thursday, Dec Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. JUST SAY "Charge it" no s the time to save w', 4 on lawn and garde n values! Frepsfers Gain National Att ention On the cover of the latest issue of Letterman magazine, which 1)1115 itself as America's only national high school sport.s magazine, who else but Evans High School's own resident giant, 610 Darryl Dawkins Is pictured on the cover. Th at's not so unusual, since Dawkins Is consider ed one of th e better prep players in the country, but what Is unusual is that Dakins Is pictured along side the other top prep players in the country, which Is expected since the others hail from basketball rich states namely, Indiana, California, Maryland and Massachusetts, Does th e large Evans seni or deserve such an honor? Everyone who has seen Dawkins perform feels he does, but that's not the question. The question is wha t t he heck is a Florida prep basketball player doing being honored by all these national magazines, Street & Smith's included? Now we all know that the "Sunshine" state produces some of the finest prep football players in the country, ithout qtu'sticn, hu t knr s' have sx • SIX SLItO high school basketball players signaled out for national acclaim in a current national magazine. Besides the talented Dawkins, is Julian Butler of Key West, Rick Clarson of PETE ROGERS - If Notre Danit' basketball coach Digger Phelps had his way ix would be too much, as the ever ta lkative Irish head man was quoted recently as saying. "the good hig.~ scliool players can he found everywhere today. Three of th e best areas are New York. Washington and Southern California. Some states like Texas and Florida suffer from lack of interest. Most of the athletes in Texas want to play football, and everyone in Florida s .tnt l' to the heath' We can't quite agree with Phelps' sta temen ts , or maybe he is mad because he can't recruit some of the better players in the state. Yes, there are sonic outstanding players as well as teams in - Rangers Have Arrived' Arrived; On National TV 41 Irish Aide Retained SOUTH BEND, Inc. I AP)—Defensive linebacker coach George Kelly w i ll remain on Notre Dame's football staff, and new head coach Dan Devine says he expects to retain other, from retiring Ara Parseghtan's 11 man staff. Devine sa id on Wednesday he ws, still in the process or interviewing Parseghian', assistants, Kelly, ,1 1953 N(ltre Diune graduate, returned as an assistant Parseghian in 1969 after ,eight toseasons as an assistant to Bob Devaney at Nebraska. Crusaders Recall Pair CLEVELAND APi— Rookie center John Stewart and defenseman Ron Anderson were recalled Wednesday by the Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Association, The two were to rejoin the paren t organization in Detroit today for a World Hockey Association contest with the Michigan Stags. Stewart and Anderson had been p1aing with ('ape Cod against Stet.sor, and a quick lan('e at their 12 man traveling qua d re takil three (('ruler junior colkge players from - Florida. The nation is supposed to be in an energy crunch, but do the various athletic directors at the major colleges and universities Jersey travels to }la; The Ii; Grarnhtirn' ('o11e of Louisiana ;do travels to iLw:u. list is longer, but we couldn't continue as our th ough ts centered on our empty gas tank, which must be filled with the 50 cents plus a gallon prices which confront us. Remember there really is an energy crisis. player and Brumbaugh the man on the squad, and The key to a successfulkids' interest and have them better rebounder, Robinson fully expects to utilize basketball program according playing I.es Smith is the only fresh. his talents, on his seven roster. to Robinson Is to maintain the months. during the summer School, which has begun Its first those big guards, basketball program playing a Seminara is the best handler majority varsity schedule with on the team and sets up the only sophomores, A offense, but surprisingly not Robinson, who played at i AP-1 / Crooms High School, before that quick, according to his ' coach, beginning lila collegiate career at Birmingham Southern, H 'I 'I doesn't expect to go 16.0 this LAKE HOWELL Schedule season, but merely wants to • P' I . develop a basketball tradition JAPUARY .:) Trinity Prep at the school while keeping the JO Tech kids interested, 11 Bishop Moore iv He realizes football is 16 Lyman JV I? at Christian City dominate sport in the school, FEBRUARY therefore he encourages the S at Lyman .iv foot ball players to come out for 7 Taylor Plecson $ at tba u1 and two of tO at tlowey Academy r 1 1i leading scorers to date Jim Pritchard and Ray Hykoski did T perform for Tom L. Ruby's ic In the 1-3-1 offense, Jim gridders this fall. Meadows, Ray Hykosid, John Some S ome of the offenses and Brumbaugh and Tim Carroll 4dArcm that will be will be carrying the burden of using this season ate straight the front positions. f rom the teachings at both Carroll and Meadows both 6Seminole Junior College and 1. with Meadows the former ML Bi rmingham Of course, Robinson p l The Lake Howell Ifigh School Silver 1lawPs. From Meedows. Jim p -itchard. (back) Bill McLaughlin. ayed at player on the team, and Carro n bo th schools, and did coach left, (bottom) Joe Seminara, James Jones, Greg Terry Gallimove, Tim at is Carroll, Barry Ludwig, Paul considered the most versatile sic last year under veteran and extremely smart with his Campbell, Robert Matherly, Les Schmidt, Jim Hines, RayII koskj, John Brumbaugh Coach Joe Sterling. The Sil ver Hawks are playing basketball savvy, both 1-A and 2-A schools, with 1lykokI at 641 and BrurnWymore Tech and Wildwoocj baugh at 6-2 will be alternating expected to loom as the stiffest at the center position, as competition. Ilykoski is the better offensive - /:S • - ' r - Russian In Pro Hockey BOSTON tAP— The Boston Minutemen of the North American Soccer League have signed a high-scoring veteran of nine years as a player in Russia's first division in the Ukraine. Forward Derek Altman, 28, who left the Soviet Union this year under eased Jewish emigration lawws, was signed after a couple c'f off-season practice sessions :enducted by Boston ('each Hubert Voie1.sinem 1 '11: •., l (ha' Nortfi American lktker league. V - Itie state. Miariii Jackson, which finished undefeated to win the 4- ieilize it, ;ts the following is a list of college basketball games A championship last year, was considered one of the best high between schools which are located at least 1,000 miles apart and school basketball teams ever assembled ANYWHERE. many times much more than that. To prove that Florida basketball players are marketable, The Army basketball team is scheduled for a trip to New let's look at last year's list f state Standouts, who are presently in Mexico later this month, little Biscayn e College in Miami travels a Major college basketball program, to Philadlpliia for one game; Boston College plays in a holiday Stan Pietkiewjcz at Auburn, lU cky Gallon a 6-10 center from tournament in Portland; Stetson of Detand already completed its Tampa, at national power Louisville, Cecil Rose at Houston and trip to both Berkeley, Calif., and New Mexico; IThode Island and the outstanding Mike Thompson from Miami Jackson at Mm- Davidson, of North Carolina travel to Utah against nesota. BYU; Morehand St. of Kentucky travels to Calif.; Centenary College of Now we can also mention th e numerous players that decided te'uisiana plays at Hawaii for one gam e; th en later in th e yeai', to play their first two years at the Florida Junior College level, flawaii travels to Iouisiana; Cincinnati travels to California; and we all know how many college rosters are filled with ex. Columbia of New York comes to Florida; Florida travels to junior college players from Florida. both California and Hawaii, on the same trip; Harvard of As an example Western Kentucky University was in town last Mass, travels to Oklahoma; but Rutgers of New . AHLIN(;TON, Tex. APt—fli Texas Hangers, ('Ccc baseball's biggest laugh, have reac hed such a point in respectability that one of their American League games il1 be nationally televised next season. The Rangers, who finished 37 games behind Oakland two years ago but were just five games behind the A's in th e AL West in 1973, will play t he world champions April 12 on television. It will be the first nationally televised game for Texas or igina ting from Arlington Stadi um. Texas will open ther season April 8 against the Mmnesot.a Twins. The schedule shows th e Rangers wi th 74 night gam es in 1975. C proportionate, OVIEI)O "We're just Jim Pritchard (6-2) heads trying to teach fundamentals," guard position, along with little This Is the approach being 5-7 Joe Serninara. Pritchard 's a taken by first year Coach Greg good outside shooter, but not Robinson, of Lake Howell High that quick, but Robinson likes lFJ,BRIEF 1 Jacksonville, Hon Davis of Pompano Beach, Jesse Cleveland of Winter Park and Gerard Nelson of West Palm Beach, The total number of players mentioned throughout the country 220. therefore six ('Ut of that figure from a football state is Learning Process At. Lake H owell SPORTS 0 9, 974—j ' _ Georgia 's Offense Plotted Against Miami' s Defense ORLANDO One of the 104 lead in the first seven Biehie 6-5, 255, Sr.) and guard his 22.2 yards-per-catch Is tape nation's stingiest defenses will minutes and then came back to Pat Kkf (6-3, 240, Sr.), both In the league. be pitted against one of the grab a 14-10 victory, while the unanimous selections. Second Kicking game comparisons country's most potent scoring Bulldogs downed Kentucky 24.- team all-MAC honors went to show little difference between machines when Mid-American 20 three weeks later. Kelly on defense and Schulte, the two teams, Miami's Dave Conference football champion Some 63 per cent of the Mi ami Walker, and Carpenter all on Draudi (6-3, 18.5, Jr. led the _ Miami meets Southeastern lowoffense comes trom the MAC In kick scoring with 58 Conference runner-up Georgia three-pronged running attack of Recently named the all. points and teammate Jeff in the 29th annual Tangerine tailback Randy Walker S-9 (5-11, 190, Fr.) was Rowlands Bowl December 41. America middle guard by the 200, Jr.) who the averaged League's top punter with a .3 F oot ba ll Writers Association of Scheduled for an 8 p.m. yards-per-game, quarterback America IFWAA), Cousino 40.2 average in 46 boots. kickoff before a naiional Sherm a n Smith6-4, 205, Jr.) the MAC's Defensive Georgia's place-kicker, Allan television audience Mizlou Player with a 71.1 average, and the Year in 19 and a heavy Leaitt . 165. So. scored 61 Television Network), this fullback Rob Carpenter (6-0, favorite to repeat off his toe and Bulldog marks the second consecut ive the accolade points 210, ) with So a punter 6.5.6 rushing this Bucky t'_.. Dilts ( 5-9, 175, fall. H e also won similar ' year that Miami has met an is trio Th Jr. had a 37.1 average on 36 accounted honors in last year's Tangerine SEC team in the Tangerine average. for 224 of the 354.4 yards total Bowl kicks, Bowl. Last 'ear the Redskins ' defeated Florida 16.7 in a game of fense per-game average. This marks th e second It-nlcally t.oth of the "most played at Florida Stadium in When the Redskins decide to valuable" from last year's straight and third overall ap. Gainesville. employ an aerial attack, it's Tangerine Bowl will be starting pearance for Miami in the Miami (941) comes Into the usually Steve Sanna (5-11, 175, far the Miami defense this time Tangerine Bowl. In addition to cont est with the nation's second Si- ) the other ha lf of Miami's around. Varner, who was a last winter's 16-7 decislor. over longest unbeaten streak that effective signal-calling tandem fullback on the Redskin eleven Florida, the Redskins lost a 4 has seen the Redskins go that provides the trigger. He a year ago, won the offensive 21 start to Houston in 1962. In .1 ( IN K1 I I"I%l1N straight games without a act compiled piled a 57 per cent corn- honor In the Tangerine Bowl for addition to Tangerine Bowl back. Only a 7-7 tie at Purdue in pktion percentage on 60 of 106 his 157 rushing >ard.s in 28 berths, the Miami elevens of the the season's second game this for 724 yards and three touch- carries, He also scored Miami's past have played in the Sul, fall mars the othrwise perfect downs while being intercepted only touchdown on a three yard BQ1 where they downed Texas - -- ____ ______ -. 1zJ - Jackson Honored ir 60 BOSTONAPi—Slugger Reggie Jackson of th e Oakland A's will be an honored guest at the Boston Baseball Writers' 36th annual dinner Jan. 23. Jackson accepted an invitation Wednesday to join (levelanti's Ga> lord Perry, Boston's Lois Tiant and Carl Yastzenisk, and other baseball r1otables at th e bead ta ble. The American League's most valuable player in 1973, Jackson was bothered by leg tiouble last season, but hit Iu'i,ers and drove in 93 runs, Football Giants In Shea LV,' YORK— The National Football League New York ;lanlc, homeless since abandoning Yankee Stadium B \t'asefls ago, announced that they ill pins football in Shea Stadium next year. 14 SCHENECTADY, N. V. Tom Cahill, 1orni'r head at the U. S. Military Academy, was named head . 'u'h at Union ("'hog' - Hall Of Famer Dead NANTA CRUZ, Calif.— Baseball flail of Fampr Harry Iloeper, a lontirne outfielder with the Boston Red Sex and ('tlR'ago White Sex from 1909.25, died at the age of 87. Newcombe Advances I fSI I - _q. ~9__%Tft • 9 ,- OPEN SUNDAY 10.8 ORLANDO E MT East Colonial Drlv' tter th Gaylord Signs For Two ' ('I.F:VEI,ANI)— Pitcher (alord Pvrr', lor:nt'r Anicrk'ari Iezgue ('y Young Award winner, signed a oar t.'ntrae't with the Cleveland Indians. DAYTONA BEACH (Mviona mail Nova Rd & VOILJSia 8IW1A.M1ICARO Ave (RI 921 0' IV - - Miami record, only three times. i-u. Tech 13-12 in 1947 and the Salad Georgia (64-0) shares the Sanna's favorite target is Georgia quarterback Matt Bowl where they stopped runner-up spot wi th Auburn in wide receiver Larry Harper tS- Robinson 1 6-2, 179, So) is Arizona State 34-21 in 1950. the Southeastern Conference as 9, 170, Sr.) with 23 receptions second in SEC standings in total While this marks the eighth eilch Played to a 1•2 mark in for 243 yards. Wide' re iver offense with 1,582 yards and appearance in post-season ce league play. The Bulldogs are Jack Schulte (6-0, 185, Sr.) is fourth in passing wlut 60 Although the Oak Ridge School on its home floor, of 121 bowls in the last 11 years for the 12th best scoring team in the right behind Harper in the stats for a League-leading 3,317 Pioneers finished the 1973-74 Rick Steinke's club has Georgia, it will hi the Bull4ogs' nation this fall with a per-game with 25 grabs for 352 yards. Yards. He threw eight ID %emon at 16-10, its coach. Coach led by 64 junier center Berruird first stop in the Tangenne average of 28.8 points. Hickman Is not that optimistic Wright, who Finished with 17 Each caught a single scoring bombs and was intercepted lo Bowl. Historical!y Georgia Meanwhile, Miami is the strike this fall. with the current club as only points against Jones Tuesday, tunes this fall, teams have played In 15 bowl one starter returns, that being followed by 5-10 guard Clyde country's fourth best team in But it's on defense that the Bulldog running back Glynn games and in 11 different bowls, Glen Williams, it 6-0 senior Hudson, who finished with 12. both total defense allowing Redskins really shine. Led by Harrison 5-11, 188, Jr. is the Those stops show the Bulldogs an average of :l9.0 yards-per- all•Ainerica middle guard guard Tonight's game itiarks the Br K1 third leading rusher in ti'e in the Orange Bowl three times, game—and 'n scoring defense— Cousino (6-0, 205, Sr.), The Pioneers will pit their in- last regular six Southeastern Conference with a twk-e in the Gator, Sugar, and season game for permitting just 7.6 points-per. Miami defenders are ranked per-game averageof8l,2 yards, experience against winless Lyman, before the annual Sun Bowls, and once each in the outing. The 'Skins are also the among the top 11 tacklers in the while teair.mate Horace King I.yntan High School tonight at Seminole Counts' Christmas Cotton, Liberty, Oil, Peach, nation's fifth best against the Mid-American Conference. (5-11 201. the Greyhounds (;yui. Tournament, next Friday and Sr. is the third Hose, and Presidential Cup nh with an average of 115.3 Others are linebacker Ch uck leading scorer with 12 touch- post-season affairs. ya rds-per-contest allowed. scheduled for lii.st week but was home floor. Varner t6-2, 215, Sr.), tackles downs and 72 points Tight end Mid-American Conference J}Stp0fled until tonight. Oak Both teams handed their one Jim Fvüht 16-2, 235, Jr.) and Richard Appleby t&-3, 212, Jr.) Tonight's game also marks teams have appeared in the common opponent, Kentucky, Jell Kelly (5-11, 180, Jr.). is Georgia's leading receiver Ridge hits already been the only area basketball action Tangerine Bowl on seven defeated by .t'niinole County as the majority of teams four-point defeats during McVay was also a unanimous with 23 catches for 510 yards get previous occasions with a teamas it-; earlier loss a close back into actioa over regular season action. The pick. Redskins r,amed to the the and three touhdown. That's record of 4-3 to show for the ir Hcdskin.s spotted the Wildcats a offensive unit were tackle Mike good decision to Seminole I' i . 4'ekend icr fourth in the SEC and efforts, Rescheduled Tonight - Nl)EV, Australia John Newconibe defeated fellow Aussie Colin l)ibley 64, 6-3m the third round to gain entry into the rilen's singles quarter-finals of the New South Wales Tennis ('hanipionships. ayre! -- (3 reyhou n s, Pioneers New Union Coach 1 I �! ---f t li ,- - -" - - 213-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 19, 197.1 ___ _ SOMEBWD U I- Jtf iVI _________ r FIRST. Doubles. Spec 1: FIRST. $-It. 11, 31.411. Eddy Elorza 860 6W -1 C-0 6 S%% anet*s Cob Ica I-mir 6 UD 760 3 t!er 10 DO A so Lart( Sanchez 2 60 7 o&bQve I9 --"a 2100 Mcha II Lenz 770 S 1710 Urfa JdVI Double (61) WS00 Quin W& f 2 1) $21 60 s 579 7 (36 THIRD. THIRD, Doubles. S pe c.?: 16. M. 3I.I: Ur:a fleI 4 20 1 no 2100 o Rollin Res 3 6 i I S*ar.ee%Faust 21.40 7.10 400 1 Campusculie 310 2.80 3 3 k's Burma 540 360 $ Tomil Best 4 60 2r@0 2.10 J AIim. Smnthei 73 70 7.40 660 7 Mark Goodson 410 I 1 20 7 Perfecta (11 3) sn so EIGHTH, 5-16. A. 31.73: C;j:n;eI3 is 7) &52 40 &Penc l . i A fl51 0 U OW u s Oh I D j:-: • ' •. ,, . TAlLA1lAEE, La (AP) Comptroller ed Dickinson, any opportunity 03 a lawyer, particularly as it relates to govunder indictment on eight federal counts, apparently will ernment." rep-esent cilenta before SLate a gencies after he leaves office on Jan. 6. He said his options 1nclude "several Opportunities to be em- 1L1..r.iL - Fill, i33 IKI , practice law in Tallahassee, Dickinson said he had had several offers involvi ng lobbying or represent ing clients before .sthte agencies, t ortlon and one of accepting an illegal loan from a banker he He .'•. •. __________ '-.• N I •, , X N I atio, has a'share of the second- At TI) were John Dart of For . I/ ",-,, . , ~,I , Laudeidale and Gary Wirtz of i el 1 -. -•-. •-.•------ Dickiii,,on, a.s oulgoilig banking coll,lill iuner, may have. me ps before Comptroller. ,, 11 ' ,-. " 0 , ,t ~ . _/ 1111111 I _. 0 IM99 _~____________ : to - B1 11 . V _ ~_-_ V • a ize '' - - "This change in Procedure will insure that committee meetings It the (aXp:yrs eXpflse during th e interim, ;~ill be justifed," He said it was common knowledge that Lawmakers frequectly came to Tallahassee in th e p t for Ccnunit as tee mee tings at public expense and -had little or no business to conduct." held in T a llaha ssee , (firectors that j`10' %Ould (xeI-i-w his right to deter Cabinet acdon until January on their proposed rules, "lam making th is requ est because of my own person al feelings and out of deference to the president of the Senate, the possibilities In that area, although he probably wouldn't be the I don't times each month during the interim Whether or not they had f ormal legislative business to conduct," he said. The following day, O'Malley notified several state deparent .n. -. inson said. -I list want to take It Barron's letter to Cabinet officers saying such rule changes Randolph Hodges from negotiating with the state for sale of "I've had three or lout opportwiiUe and invitations," flick- i ~x .r ' -- A, " ( . - House Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallahassee, recendy notified committees that they are not to meet outf4ession wi th out his specific approval. "In the past all committees have met routinely at the scheduled could thwart the in nt of a w w effective Jan. I on dministrative r ul e -maki ng procedures was delivered to Cabinet off Icers on Jan. 12. not would have prevented former Natural Resources Director after all, a 'etcran politician who has made many hn. portant Connections In 15 Yea:-s of service as 3 legislator and state ' ., , Ne / 0 members urging them to defer action on rule changes proposed by state agencies. their old agencies for up to two years. comptroller . .... • I _____ , O'Malley faces possible impeachment by the legislature as a result of his indictment on two counts of acceptinig $50,M0 in unauthorized Compensation and one of perjury. said. easur er Thomas O'Malley was quick to respond when Sena te President Dempsey Barron, Panama City, wro te to Cabin et proposal is to prohibit former offii-Jals from appearing before regulates apparently does not deter those who seek his services. . Dempsey Barron, and many o ther legislators th roughout the state who have expre (I their Concern wi th regards to th is matter," O'Malley said. prefer to do that. I love my farm." "I have no bank stocks, and no financial interest In success to limit the lobbying actkjties of former s tate officials. one federal income tax violations, one of conspiracy to commit eZ_ '. tournament of the Florida Morgan of Vancouver, B.C., half lead. I wouldn't be a bit reluctant to appear before the Leolature, abthet or the courts," he said. e fact that Dickinson was indicted last month on six counts Of -: elect Gerald Lewis, who beat Dickinson In a bit te r runo ff election Dickinson said he turned down two offers to join banks because "each would have required that I leave Tallahassee, and I don't ployed as an attorney for groups and associations" that are Interested in influencing legislation or obtaining favorable decisions from state agencies, Th e prac tice of lobbying and representing clien ts before s ta te agencies isa common one for former state officials, who leave office with highly valuable knowledge of the Inner workings of government. &veral reform -minded legislators have Led without Declining to discuss specifics other than to say he intends to I JCPenney -- - . ' To PraCtice L aw In T 11 h a a assee k * lk e i Starkes, who won $1,000 in the course. Ercoza Miguel ______ - NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla Wednesday on the 7,033-yard (AP) St. Petersburg's Nate Sugar Mill Country Club 2.60 1 2.10 _____________________________________________________________________ 11 0orge (I ,, ~ % , 11 Sfarkes S iarcs 270 3 10 C!c)!7Flr Perfecto f 7 3) 1195 90 J J the WFI. playoffs. Local dis Roundup 50]- Hi'ItIviIti .icms S 70 -- ~ Pocket Pens. 9 into finishing the season withou! pay. The players, who nave not received a regular paycheck since late September, at one point threa te ned to boycott SECTION ____ Y. Regularly $1.95 to $100.00 II AIN 0 -- - Perfecta (3$) S10320 SIXTH, Doubles. Sec. 1 i Sets, A - - '" • ,,se% IS , Percta Muble (2 S) %It4 50 FIFTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: 3j i Sala Penc ls flla!er ilayers have charged that the $1.5 million CheCk, as displayed b HlN7er o fficials with much fanfare just before th e teams first-round playoff game Last mon th against Philadelphia, was a ploy to trick th e squad Th inIIa (35) U? SO Desk Pin RG B _____ ___________ 0 ur*rrrr '"' which 7) Perfects (47) $16500 FOURTH, $4&. C. 31-84: 17 O u Attu anSOV Nationally Advertised A 00 . 1 K's 1301cloter Ouinle4s 0 7) S4060 Perfects 12-1) 11172 10 th Is. • '..'. ? Cfl ,, V, 1 or not there was some .sort of fraudulent scheme to persuade the players to do what they otherwise mayJ not have been willing to ev.,, me n the amount of $8 000 issued by the state sales taxes, the other in th e f $1.5 millim. The larger check was issued by a Brevard County syndicate as a down payment on the purchase of the team. Also r erportedly involved were allegedly bad checks 770 1 Quimielf 11 51 $41 60 -' infermed source ptCtil to Fund checks ' Monlno After f Blazer case. 3 Probed s t pl• t'r yL t i aun akiniwIctigetl .driLer this week tnai he was In. sUgating "whether or not a crime was committed by putting a had check into circulation and second, whether a grand jury 1,1iday, says a source close to the prc4)e. Eagan confirmeti Wedncsday that a grand jury would be empancled Friday, but he dechned to &c=s the 60 460 2.40 1 900 340 1 k *v .,%c • n; Blazers club of the World Football League may ;)3 SECOND. 3-I. D fl.3S: SECOND, DaubIi, Spec. I: • k -, aliege~lly bdd checks pa 2,20 6 20 1 70 7or r r. 1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS WEDNESDAY NIGHTS RESULTS I Flin - Dcq Rc:u!fs 1 7 1~ I 1 I - E IGHTH, Doubles. Spec. 1: DomingoMugueria ArecaaTaln $ 40 320 740 4 $ 00 300 1 f,h Ia Mur1 320 ) Joyful Tumble Jet ela (7 4) Winter Haven, Jim St. Germain ,'° 26o s $1160 The last 18 of the 36-hole sec- of Michigan and Elliott Kirven ond-division tourney will be all fd fournder-par completed today. i re •ri i er as ' A - ('_ Miguci Qvinie4s (11 S) Ut 20 Perfecta (3 5) 516160 Singles. Another Spw Armls Fa shionable c7:3 7.14 200 2.24) I Sw 290 S 7 40 Take Over Ownl$a 3 40 3.60 1 This is pntom 0SC Ray Rldenour, assistant the seascn basketball coach at Wrigh t The new 2 2.60 1600 Pt,jidetLid :- ~ '. U coach will r 1,14, 11 1, _., - R1Isky1, . 13TH, Douloks, SpK. 1; Fermin QinleI,i (24) 515.00 Trigects (4-2 0) U30.00 960 $10 210 7 A- 1317; Handle A14v1 R*m B KEN RAPPOPORT - -- A USI; Handle - - ' ,I it1k .- ut W L pd. 01 buffalo - College 17 H' 17 12 .5" it', New York Boston 17 PhIIad,Ip4Ia COatTaIDIVIsI•n Cage )cores By TM , Cleveland Associated Press Atlanta Nr* Orleans Temple 6A. Navy 63 Army &S. Scranton 6'. Fordham 4S. CCNY I Morgari St. 67. Hofstra 36 Defroil X C Omaha SOUTH t-1 *3 13 i00 ) '•-.' ) / Boils who dominated the Seattle 15 17 469 5i Portland 14 16 .467 5~-j Phoenix 13 15 .464 SVi Loos Angeles Wednesday's Results E000n 111. Philadelphia " Seattle 1. Odrolt 97 E Illirmh IS, Mississippi 65 Washington 113. New Otieans go SOUTHWEST Thursfty's Gaines Chicago &I Atlanta Duffel* at Ctovet&rld New York at Kanus City.Om-.3ha Milwaukee at PhoenIx Fray's Games California 64, R;c# 34 FAR WEST N. Mex, 95, Abilem Chrivian 63 Idaho t Chico SI 60 Son Francisco St 5$ Pacific wash. St 72. Denv69 er Atlanta at Buftale Rhode Oolden State at Philadelphia New Orleans vs. Boston at Wvh1natoIn at Hovs:on A BA StandingS "n"'Od' - " test Divis*s wLlI 9 Kentucky . If US weslolvision Derver San Antono 1$ Indiwa 13 11 -SM 1W, 13 Is 419 13 Utah 511 I WednesdaYs Reuits . MIA-Nil BEACH (AP) - The favored United States will try today to Join sec eedCd CzechWovakia and unseeded tennIs m Of Bll)y Ma in U (37 Thursdays Games WestGmnv and thirdee ed Spain pa Belum in 0? iI jUfliOf tournament. Kentuck y 'This is kind o ' Tire z. Save A79-13 ___ 8 00 C78-13 I ) . - it i•' ___ Sal. 24 00 + fed. tax 1 80 2.00 C78.14 10.75 43.00 325 2.17 E78.14 2.33 46-00 34-50 _____ - - - - 1&00 SZOO 39.00 H1e-15 15O 54.00 40.50 GTB-15 - . ~' . ........ 1 ! ~ . ' . with lugnutiandhub covers. Fits most disc brake appllc&. ' ii Othersizes available. powered timing light. Xenon lamp, trigger actuated.0.1500 rprn. Connocts to car battery ! I I I _________ tI -. fij Treat Your III 9 L 25% off wheel I alignment .allewavice, r~_ - _ "~ I $I . - " - / 17 .1 I__ I t 00*1171-11"UNFOX0 .. p • S C _. J f, 12 -I.hc.-- , - - * - - Creat"'ive Part -- -~_ --~__-- _ ___ ___ i t; -;- - foreign cars. ___ -- S aces Beco e I o weave, sew, pursue Modern Homes a rea 'jflu good made these Impractical. find for a work space if some spaces for the Chapmang, he "We're planning to paint the creative thinking goes into creatod an almost square area cement in muted colors and n, too, there are about 3Ox33 feet below it* living abstract shapes so that we will ai I mportant for a home to w:?sho Proiessionals to fill Their t1:h:sas f or high Wewanito geta::yfmthe provide, but that's hardly own needs. ceilings. "We didn't want a drabriess of the gray floor. But adequate. It's only a start, as When Barbara and Wayne hOle," they explained. 11he 10. the clay dust is partieWarly Anany homemakers are Chapman decided to remodel foot ceilings were natural wood abrasive. I Spill lots of orange their Solano Beach, Calif., which they found absorbed .shellac on the floor so the Daughter may want to fire home four ears ago, they Large quantities of light and so design will have to be such planned a lower floor for an they have pairited them white spills like this won't practice the drums with his extensive studio area for both to and created a decorative grid Mrs. Chapman explained. ; !~*l & - . U~, . ~i -___... - &how,,- combo, dad may want to relax 2 band •A /DC work Chapman is a potter and with stripa of redwood and work on his sand casting and Mrs. Chapman does work in 1110111010W I . _____________ as thew take space and most take sturage, among other 0--=d; things. Some require natural light and some the absence of F s Fertilizer Price Hikes : WASHJM,N APJ - Fer £7 Stew ramp stand. Lifts front or rear of A_ '' M__ vehlcleCin.oUground. AoPe Kit. Sørvlc. for4, Piugsfn(o car's lighter or I10/1OV 25 In. long InVines. OU11011. ulensill We , , Cons unissembied * "CHARGE IT" at Sanford P1aza Ponnoys I LONGWOODOFF u-n SORRY NOONE UNDER is ,/ Open Mon. thru 10 to 9 9M Ies the Ford nthninictr.itin as a coffee bar. One wall is Wermpted by a six-foot Van of Iushl landsea garden. Thi 'is pail s designed to slide open if desired. Spotlights are located the next few monft but the farmers are headed for short. Agriculture Department says ages and much higher prices. throughout the room to provide More often than not it's the that would be much less than Talmadge, ftirman or the 11 ght whei e It Is mut needed to dining room table that first the doubled costs farmers saw Senate Agriculture Committee, supplement the soft natural serves as the creativity cen ter, when they took to fields last wants nitregen manufacturers Large It's where people seem to spring. glass panel and partial tohaveprlorityatleastover th r l\I "" 1 do You eat on television trays or U But Sen. Herman E. Tal. ,taintiesof the 1975 crop produc. madge, 114;a., warned that un tion season, clay and keeping 't out of the rest of the s tutlin P 0 BER ile URIIL orl r + Ke/ Plan + + (realtor , buflders, doctors, JaWlTinM brokers, sole I ProPrietors and so on) gives yo U_Y'~ tax deferrals on higher • .:-._~ ~_____. = _r ~__T_* i *I--_- , - , __ _____ ;4-.. i:__ contributions and higher earnings . - _ - _ - Effective this year you can Put up toS7500 a year I . (or 15% of your earned income, whichever is less) into your Keogh account, It's stiE not toolate to lower your 1974 taxable '1 - iim. -_ 7:r = o ~.. - - - ;lx Tlg:-~_f_V~l - . ;; Lk~~- - .- ---x-,1z,__"V__~_jmr Flor,da Federal . vve ave no management fees and your fund will grow . . - omplete safety. ts current maximum rate of 7!/2% annual interest . or more in 01 mution, just call , _ - - 8b2-b 7,'7 And get a lot more for your retirement spread out and work. It's "It also may signal an end to next six montha for supplies e ofwall pane of tall, narrow glass ls. probably the largest, sturdiest the violent upward price spiral natural gas needed as Chapman finds theof area work space in the house. Of recent months," the depart- stock used to make the ferUer immediately in front th e And Undoubtedly this is the ment's Outlook and Sitution ingredient. large glass pinel the ilace where many fantastically Board said Monday. Also, the logical Allamontie5ptings: ,i .%,,%, ,.,j _ , . -_ Ardlng to USDA, fertilizer s ' pot for pottlr and has a aLl pot fine artistic expressions are board said, -there is so,I)e evi. supplies generally will be short I :, for tool storage next to .;I.- - --%ll I St. pelors , created. But there's always dence that farmers' fertilizer next year, although there cabiPet I - ' .' '- Made his wheel. The poltIng Bomh' -_"C iia Bleach: "I0.%i--_:_- 'I, 'WeV N~~,,burg ,_-_, Avvrow '~t that moment when peopIt get purrh&ies In the last half of 1974 Se ms to be "an indication of I I 4 just slightly lower than the rest ,1; !,! , t7 huny. Do you cleai' of I the have slackened noticeably from buyer resistance to higher icr. of , ".' ;n C,ty Cen" I '-: ll Wet: j-. ,.tht studio floor, making 0 It $ . . it . , About-to-be-completed work or 1971" filizer prices and the UnCer. easier for cleaning up the on the floor? i YOU Across three redwood. mother may want to finish silk- clay, although not at the wheel, designed to serve also as a Ping w helves c pco screening the family's stitchery and various types of Pong table for the but storage for finished v#ork until oLsas cards it is sold. We like the rough -.4 All these things are the materials. We can put a nail f that make creative people tick, anywhere," Chapman whether they are amateurs or arme r professionals. Yet pursuits such also includes a sink and serves ______ , NIEW AL1111111,1101111111inim A 50-foot work table was sheathed walls are wide red. s I ___ 1974 TAX T sell twice each year Gray cement floors were once at special events they hold in covered with old but still lovely Photography, weld, pot or a for a mini-darkroorn)-Slost Pny their home. When architect Oriental rugs. But the clay dust ~~ . I -- - 9 AmAllkmmL"fYOUR sleep. a Place to sit and watch might be an entrance hall or a poitting whee1,table space for redwood bender'bwd, it has television, and a Place to cook dining room wall, a comer of drying C* Pots as well as work doors which open to reveal arid dine, But VIdOrn have the living room, a closet off t space for Mrs. ,m n pman and carts that Shp under and con. he homes been planned with the Wmm. It might even be a display space for their work tain materials and supplies. thought that anyone might like section of the bathroom or which they - _________ ____ Today, homes have a place to might be a convened garage, it working spaces for Chapman's scted on a base covered in - I 15995 Barnum says, because truck At that point the need for a weaving, in addition to fanciful clay sculpture and other work creative space arises. it might Christmos ornaments. took Precedence and it's never be found in an extra bedroom, it Their plans included large seen a Ping Pong baH. Cal. The Herald Senices - -----I-- ____9 I ter Ill By MARIE STAN'TON • m Of . \ _# 16 cord ___________________________ • . A Studebaker Commander the 55.87 gallon. It used 12.2 p1lofis for U 315-mile course. Packard some federal highway con- they leave the freewayo_ The operators have found out the was second and the Studebaker structlon funds until their speed freeway accident toil, meanl ser es speeds cons erve highPresident was third. law enforcement Performance while, has declined per ce nt, priced fuel and cut truck For 1 5 modc ls, the mil takes on some vigor. -, Barnum says the greatest maintena n ce cos ts. per-ga llon figures a re 15.8 for The provision would be a value Of the 5m.p.h. li mit is Now industry's Chrysler, "nt Political weapon In the the resulting speed uniformity campaign is turned toward Motors and 15.7 for General 13.3 for Ford. enough speeders be deprived of at slower Speeds in cities - . - creative people challenging. alignment special includes: Complete suspension check, ' camber too ' I ,I Ing road lost tool. 18" flexible hose. -OPIPM KUM CM IN - 1- Re9 10.9s Sale Vac. Wide nozzle with detachable brush. Cnece *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV *PLAY THE # *ALL NEW T14IFECTA lqopqqm - ,. A -1 __ * Auto POST TIME I P - . ' Wayne Chapman Pots at his Potter's wheel In tht- studio of his home whi - Is the lower level of his house so, ch - . - V department's idea is to Include have dropped 22 per cent since complained the loudest for a in a re newal bill a pcovlsion the national li t was posed. time about the 5m.p.h. la w, , Motorists somehow are driving has subsided to a great extent, ...- - . -- -- h r _ =_.:___11% , -. __ _I.L - I • . . . .__ 111) - / -- - -_ ft-_ , _Y -- --.- ______ ___ - - 3.19 . - - Al - $195 You're Here ' - u 4% boll circle. 5 imp lugs. Price complete ~, W Rig. 19.95. Sal. 14.96. DC I To & Moms ..,. ' :_ AF/X stW dish wheel. l4x5" with Save 441= ./. V -A/ - - . . 3495 0%9% . 1- - __ , " rpm, 6V or 12V systems. 1' ___ I --- . - - I 8-cylinder engines. 01200 - -i ~ N - - Re% 19-95. Sale 14.96, Dwell-Tachometer. Measures dwell and rpm on 4, 6, and zi ,_... .... valvi a ranked team No. 4 63, Temple edged Navy 61 Long Thermal Underwear . - 2.67 Save 4.99 , - ~ - 2.97 61.00 45-75 ~_ In the only other game in. smothered 14yola of Chicago 11 "While '' 2.74 I - U REG. $349 ______ - ) ft - . fed, tax 2.92 IZ00 48.00 36. - Minos Quality Underwear . - 4 f Men, Tmat Yourself of IL + ___ ___ __ ; - - - - was happy but I don't think Virginia Tech nipped Ohio State was for ine," said the 6400t-8 72-71, Stanford whipped Wisconsin OV, ISU topped the teami." Tulane 42, Minnesota IT gover1unent' bat tle to hold on most freeways, congressional approval of do speed, sa'e lives and "We no longer find one heavier, longer c cks so they conseye auto fuel The stature motorist driving 80 mp h and can haul more goods So far .-T. American motorists are slow o1congresamen -senaton and another 55 or 6o,,, he points out. to change their dri ving habi ts House members alike CONTess has taken no action on - Is 'Its those at di ff erences in his to achieve these indusy unless the government gives gauged partly on their abi1It to speeds which used to cause goals. Um a nudge, even in these bring their states millions most of the crashes." times of threatened new BrInually In highway funds. Comb back through 35 yews Yet some states, he concedes, gasoline shorta ges and price John Barnum, deputy aren't enforci ng the 5 of automotive new files and 5-m.p.h. u come up with this consecretary of transportation, Law with enough enthusiasm. dual on' heavier So the department of nan- elaIns his agency's antispeed These are the ones at which , luxury. sportation is drafting a bill for ml~n-e this way: .Z ted cars andever -mom highway fvnd withholding law encrus the new Congress convening in powerful engines steadily have The 55-m.p.h. limit has would be irected. January. It would penalize brought down traffic deaths and (in all fairness to high. cut back gasoline mI.ae states w hich fail to enf orce the injuries dramatically, impopula ti on sta tes, some lack A 19 newspaper account of national 55-mile-per-I)our speed Proving fuel consumption at the enough highway patrol per. the Gilmore Yosemit.: limit. e time. sonnel to keep up wi th all the Economy Run in California The present above45 ban It has worked to Lower speeds Speeders.) disclosed these amazing expires next June 30. The In cities, too, where accidents The trucking Industry, which figures: . Tire size Save Rig. Sal. H78.14 13.00 52.00 39.00 • OU By FRANK MACOMBER . . us 2 constru ction of polyester cord ______ 078.14 12.50 50.00 37.50 C • 10137,701:11 ~7j - - - "1 - -. .- - Bolla fouled out with .a minute to play, he was given a standing Elsewhere, New Mexico beat vation. Abilene Christian College 85.0, .-,.. IL I ./ 1 Phillip Bond scored 12 points Infrequent loser, in the second half, rall)ing Marquette has won more than 1,ouisville over Clemson. 88 per cent of its games in the Bond's second-half surge after last five 'ears the t op record scoring only four points in among independentt. The first half helped bring defeat was only the Warriors' Louisville back from a 39M 18th lou in that tim. halftim deficit. ed the frantic Wayne Rollins led Clemson Marquette sty • with 14 po iset a clutching defense that barely allOwed the Warrim Louisville trailed by as many breatbing room. That's been as 11 points in the first half, 25. Marquette's trademark under 14, but then in the next three minutes scored 12 straight Jim Bolla gave unheralded points to take a 2&27 lead. Then ---- 1 ' -1 (t S The HedSeiceg Sale prices effective thru Monday. the ul?L An Rig. 10.25 41 00 30.75 FM14 .1. ,f . ui-Walton led Marquette San Antonio at Utah C -_ 4 mas coming early," aid Pitt. with 17 - points and Bo Ellis sburgh Coach Bmm Rica after chipped In with 16. for us." . d i U) crucial one-on-one conversions last minute to send Clem-on Neffm Ready Sunshine Virginia ill. Memphis knockout drops at ILI* foul line bbed a 49-46 lead. The combination provided' gra them with an upset " victory Kenneth Starr and Kirk over the nations's seventh. Bruce led the wirtneirs with 13 ranked basketball te&n. points apiece. - - and fiber glass b*fls with a wrap around tread design. No trade-in requirod. Whitewall tubeless 1 \ . Pitt Its triumph with two Is 9 "Y I St Louis Warriors themselves, gave defense sec their opponents a good UC& UI and with nine minutes to go in defense and then provided the game the Warriors had -. - .' El Tlgr. 218. W. prom. 78 sen.., 2 .) . awfully long time, but -the efforts by the Warriors. 3.1. pittst*zrgji Panthe rs ga ve them started sire leadin a task Of their own medicine 16-4 early in the ea Wednesday night owning a 40 hfUme'lesd Panthers But the an thers fe ll victim to like Marquette than the 'i at, .653 - Sln4ord $9. Wisconsin 61 V Mo% 94. IS Is .51M Milwaukee 10 III .IS? ftellic DivisW Golden St. it 10 Flo. St. 9116 UC-Sakorstleld " Louisville 90. Clcmson 73 Marshall Co). 70, Armstrong St Louisiana St. 8A, Tulane 12 MIDWEST Z TeJecio 97, Hayward St, 61 ,,rg;nla Te<h 72. Ohio St. 71 tooLintewts 66. ChicaQ0 Loyfula S3 Nev. Las World to 14 15 403 7ti 113 IS 4" 1 3 26 AM 1111,3 It 15 -SI6 - Chlcaqo - - , 15 Ii •S77 S Hovslon EAST CaIs¼ss 70 LaSalle a - -- . - . The uette Warriors have ahead for good at 5MI, despite . bee hard'to aUow for an several deraUon comeback 512.531 - - Not Enforcing , f, . ... '- (I $13120 .. ... 0 ' all . . - ' 170 i . - '° - ' L Pitt Pulls Upset art Moving -- . . F '. 3.20 -- r IF -' resigned prior to the opening of basketball at Georgia 1 . - I 5 ' &20 3.70 400 Ouln iels'12S)tso.s0 P.rlecta (7$) $14550 OVInitia (5-7) ' ' State in Ohio has accepted a begin his duties Jan. 1, and will 11(wlh 71) 1221.10 Juan Mugivefla - $17.40 Doubles. Spec. 7: ArhaL&rH Ridenour similar position at Florida be responsible for recruiting, Technological University. scouting and serving as a floor He succeeds Ben Metal who coach. He played his college 370 2 OuInIi (15) 6.10 310 1 11TH. 16. TA. 31.11: hkerlcha I 11TH, 410 7 12100 440 3,20 S Per'e..?- ic Il $123 90 17.70 I 10TH. t6, C. 31.99: 11 70 'urua SOW Silver T ower Ouinlea 7 - - rnbIejftv)l 100 6 100 5 , ,rf NINTH, Sines, S I ates eed Law • Pine llas Park '. r. . I.-A, -NV - I . _. - - - - - �-48— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - -. -.-.-- -.--- - - .-- ----.----- - On T e Sub ect Of Gir h Winter Bright For Tourism Industry S ENIORS MIAMI (A P)-.& If fending Tourists, .5 million of them, major cities "a spokesman for "The holiday season so far miichrnnmul from 3 iri St UD. and an ext: ship — i•ri — rsr.ti' it ".b , use iiznu 06""00 t_.a ha& mIS been idi"j ur C'rilinn hllfler's gasoline shortage, and billion business In 1973. "It's 20 per c' cheaper and field said. "We've added more In October, average daily o . !r9visl th nc threat of mnuther. Early p dietthn !rom •kat'swhcredemnnd Is. Ittah. c. icc miato more Pat records show that Caribcupancy was ii,i, rooms, Florida's lucrative tourist In. citldab foresaw a is per cent some of the sting out of In. JAN 2 people at one We used time. to compared to the O'tciber 1975 bean cruises last year carried dustry is rubbing its hands drop—a result of last winter's Elation. And It In cates that Mtamnnte Springs Friendship Club — mt'et 10:30 aim, at di a have 35 cars each way, half figure of 6,400. At 'l'hank3glv• 851,000 passengers; in 1972 while "Up north " snows fly and fuel crisis—in tourism for all of substan tial part of Altamonte Spr ings Civic Ccr.tcT the market auto earner, hail passenger. trig, a 38 per cent increase in there were 728,000. This year year. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet at 1 p.m., at 1st is people who are affected by Now we're running 42-43." rooms rented was realized over the number Is expected to ex. The annual (light from the But spokesmen for airlines, costs." Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. 320 Semoran Blvd. — Allamonte At gigantic Walt Disney l ceed 850,000. cold is being carefully moni- railroads, hotels, cruise lines Springs Despite a 10 per cent price World near Orlando, officials ast year. tered by all affected. Limousine and tourist attractions say the hike In airfares over the past Village aub — meet 7:30 p.m. at St. JnIrn' Village -!leppy "In 'r Package deals are becoming a sig ay business 15 gccd. but CTl drivers at Florida's metroiU. '74.75 season already Is show. year, Eastern Is IIur coffee and games at 10:00 a.m. that we're beginning to climb more popular—one-agent showing an 11 pany policy does not permit retan airports tell you that thc trig signs of a booming ret'ov. percent increase or our overbuilding di- reservations that include hotel, m the number lease of figures or comparative lemma," said first influx of "snowbirds" cry. JAN. 3 Betsy Hodges, airline and cruise accomof roundtrip fares, percentages. yin ter'sr Inflation Casselbrrry Senior Club —meet at 10 a.m. at closely follow s and the chamber's economic re- modatlons. unemployment Auto Train, its rates geared Mark David hard freeze. Orlando Innkeepers, are negative factors. But 1n. to attract families who want to however, Blvd. sepxch Hotel reservations are optimistic that "When the real cold winter dustry officials and travel rep- use their cars once arriving in NARFE Club — meet at Chamber of Commerce Bldg. 71)e cruise Industry in Flori da th roughout the Bahamas also this season will bring a 15-20 per weather sets In—six or eight resentatives say snowbirds are Florida, claims a 25 per Sanford at 1 P.M. and nearby Bahamian islands, are reported on the rise. cent cent hike In visitors over last inches of snow—that starts still coming_they're Just look. Jump over 1975. Th triyNIners Cl ub — m'et at Sts. Pete; & Paul not hard hit by last year's win te r, South Florida 's fashionable Catholic people heading south," says in for ways to cut expenses. Church at 7:30 p.m. slump, also is expecting a Gold Coast Is antici pating a "Advance bookings are corn"With the fuel crisis we really boo Morris Ford, tourism director Eastern Airlines, which aver- trig in in droves," says corpo. did hurt," said Ed Yates, di m better senon than last, but not for Florida. JAN. 6 ages a flight in or out of Florida ration president Gene Garfield rector of tourism for " Th o se who are used to trayso good as the winter be fore. the reDespite an ailing national every six minutes this time of in Washington. "And it looks Fifty u gional chamber of commerce, cling to s nny destinations in "Advance bookings have economy, the prognosis this year, has beefed up Church — Forest City its economy like we'll be traveling at capac. "But It looks like tills is going to the winter months are presumbeen spotty," Says Hal C4)hen, winter is bright for tourism— service. Ity all season long, not Just the be a very good year." ably a more affluent and not director of the Miami Beach JAN. the Sunshine State's No. 1 in. "We've added more night winter. There's a long waiting "me In recent years, the Orlando 50 readily affected by in- development Authority. so Sanford Senior Citizen Club —meet at noon - bag lunch —at dustry. coach service to and from the list for passengers." hotel and motel Industry has flhItlofl," says John Sturney, hotels have been booked solid, Sanford Civic Center rnaniger of the !hh:ims To ur. soin overtkcd afld others ii It1L Club -'--niet..tat 1eddthg Gardens at lU:3i) a.m. 15t Office. half-booked. But we really don't bag lunch Bmm Towers Club — meet in the big parlor at Rosemary Roberts to give talk / JAN. 1 Central Senior Citizen Club — meet at the Ch urch of the Nativity pot luck lunch - Beverly Colond to entertain with singing Youag at Heart Club —meet at12noon — covered dish lunch — at St. ..ndrews Presby. Church — Forest City - U CSON, Ariz. — (NEA) — these microphones." "They wrr.' tnrule for me by th T"' big "Iedittin-6ized He talked about the girls. moth~r of a girl who jald, — Hollywood sthr In a szri! What mide him think of girls 'Yoq're not going to leave - - that make him A -0, j;.7" an impoverished lawyer but I have to wear expensive ties because they are the only ones heavy enough to support one of - HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS (UP TO 5 YRS. TO REPAY) YOU ESTABLISH CREDIT THROUGH PROMPT PAYMENTS OF LOANS FINANCING & BANKING AT THE SAME INSTITUTION PROVIDES YOU SAVINGS & CONVENIENCE INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 200W.FIRSTST. 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Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Green Salad With Dressing $149 WINTER PARK, FLA. • - $199 SiAs ('1 ' • Ceiling Fixtures '' - fii,ii". O Chandeliers Wall Fixtures Kitchen Swag Lamps & Bathroom Hanging Lamps Fixtures Offering you flue Home Furnishings by famcus makers known for their unique styling and quaity era! t.smanshlp. 259() ,.--- ----.--•- \ Range Hoods 7tH 489O C.ty 51,ytWI f.Nasicrefl DsPrm I.CA, II.c$mks Millft lIMaSI Aina.las of Mvi'.svtlhe FASCO Speed Fan, Duct Collar Enclosed Light, 20" Deep BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS JactI.. ii DisvIls OFF U J FREE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVING CHARGE FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING .. 'It --- NIWW40 Draw*$ Mortinith 369O a Lan* Haazd 31riili, SISPAOT 269O r6llhiol Cult PER CENT NUTONE EVERYTHING ON DISPLAY! The Hc'me of W.P. 13 1400 -- _ Chicken, Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter 69,c 4 FRIDAY NIGHT IS Yard Lights Country POINTS LONGw000 Sanford lila w IM FORD CLUS WAGON CNATCAU. T.e-t $369O Town AM.PM Dec. 19, 1974—th "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" Delicious Smothered TUES. Veal Parmesan WED. Chic & Dumplings THURS. Beef Stew FRI. Trout Almondine Post Lanterns LA lay s (*1, tVt ta'i5'.d 4(hM Ph. 32;4M - 379O hIfl MtICU Y M8,l$ SIl4n AIR CONDITIONING 2609 Sanford Ave. ' WI.- I"Viote Thursday, Porch or Entrance Brackets TI Ca,p. s *pcal w', AMPM Mft*$.,. UI$ ftflvi* WI**I. IditWr MON. Baby Beef Liver - :4 SPECIALS 41 Uy '"" ' - . IZ000 istIg 12 *a ze hak i*4 p6 8 t. a * )2 - .. - T** 8 C.o.dj -- - - the g things he got and I got, Freeman was the great sax too, wal two consecutive days player. As a young rinars, Bistry u. WEDNESDAY NIGHT FEATURE DAILY LUNCHEON - I iis MON. THRU FRI. a Waiq (e '1 IS long. - There are, t said, with a li v g in a Tucson hotel. A in satisfied sml;e, plenty of girls bulletin board In the hotel lobby rates to decline. Wholesale spot commo Prices fell at the annual rat The Fed approved actions bY 41.5 per ceat In Novemi the directors of the federal versus an annual rate of Reserve Ranks of New York per cent in October. Si and Philadelphia to cut their reaching a peak at 249.9 In discount rate a quarter.pojnt, effective December 9. Since week ended July 31, wholesale spot commo reaching a peak of *3.689 index compiled by the Burt million for the week ended July 6f Statistics had declL 31, member bank borrowings at the annual rate of 33.9 have fallen by $2,617 million, ctnt, reflecting a decline In the Technical indicators demand for cmlii. Further rapidly moving Into an avers evidence of a slowdown in the area similar to that seen demand for loanable funds Is Augus t of 1913. At time, reflected in a lessening in the may recall, thethat Dow 11 growth rate of total bank loans proceeded into new I and commercial paper. The territory, reaching 830 at three month annualized growth violating its support level (& rate for total loans, plus of the prior month. The ensul commercial paper, based on rally carried almost 150 poli data available through October in the next 7-10 weeks into I 30, Is 10.2 per cent which 15 embargo top. The decline will down from 20 per cent for the set, in after that established month of June. Nevertheless, a support level of sorts ji 10 per cent growth in credit slightly below the 800 level. 'demand must be considered the market can get another I high for a recessionary period of bad news, to bring on an and undoubtedly reflects the extra selling presg ury it w high rate of inflation, have used up the reina1n1 Our C-M indicator registered strength in the bearish sect another decline for the 'reek opening up the potential for ended November 27. Most of the turnarou nd. Should this occu decline was accounted for by a i? note that then Is very lltt drop in the transactions supply available to forestall ii velocity index. The decline In upward progression until M velocity reflects both a decline get to the previous support levi In total spending (bank debits) at 800 in the Dow. With iii coupled with an Increased level transportation and utilIt of business borrowing. This sector apparently ready I trend is usually Indicative of make a stand above thel excessive invenory building, pt evious lows, it would seer, particularly when real demand that time is quickly running ov Is also weakening. As current for the bearish sector of Lb inventories are worked off, this market. should allow short-term in. Our investment strateg terest rates to continue their remains unchanged from pa present downtrend as credit weeks. Of significancf demands erse further. As more however, is that the technic capital expenditure programs and (undam"ntal Indicator are deferred, the demand for appear to be in agreement wit long-term capi?il may also respect to the direction of tb decline, allowing long.tcrni market. 4 Be as comfortable dry am And SThJGLR -- By NICHOLAS J. MERGO The Herald Services Reasons Why Leads The Area In Used Car Sales.. Here's The Town & Country 1IffiUMf1 - Less Credit Growth - C(r1ifl$urnmt, --. Loan Demands Shol SIGNATURE LOANS AVAILABLE SANFORD, FLORIDA p- .. -.. - 0,4 , It would inean lugging heavy cameras and rest 0 the equipment to another place, back down the mountain. At the break, we had lunch In the best we ever had," he ad- Dec. 20. It peaks through the ded. "And we expect an even first of the year, drops through better year this tIme." mid-January, picks up again An official at the Port of and goes strong through Miami says winter cruise book- March." .. - After the lunch break, they t I GIGANTI 4 ----.--------- - 4%4 others. T l,v' u u - ,-4-- his place in his citified suit shirt and tic, was halfway up a mountain es l:ttt:n gu t s Strother and some DIRECT AUTO FINANCING— COSTS YOU LESS Pollution Killing Crabs (irt..f --- - Flagship Bank of Sanford Altamonte Springs Friendship Club— Altamonte Springs Civic Center - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st and &dThUrsdayof the Mnnth_ 10:30am. Angles Elders—St Augustine Ca tholic BYTOMCARTEIL needs it?!" one young I ta lian ...3 A few feet away, tourists buying crab, 1926. "Crab was 25 Drive — Casselberry — meet d Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 The Herald Services -es es sneers. He's standing with stream by the pungent sidewalk cents a pound." He remembers a.m. three others, older, in front Of stands, largely Ignoring the when crabs were so plentiful at SAN FRANCISCO — The the Crab Boat Owners now-thawed, piddling fare of the beach people used rakes to &am Towers—Sanford — meet Lit Wednesday of the Month 10:00 a.m. crab boats are primed but Idle Aasodon clubhouse on the Alaskan and Canadian crab, sweep them up. Brei,kers BXYZ Club— meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building again today. The season opened pier. He wishea reporters were The old mali has been here washed them In by the carload. — Longwood — last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p m. dismally Nov. 12. It continues more scarce than the city's was mud flats. A crab cost 10 cents. through June, probably In the world-famous crab. Cauelberry Sunshine Senior Club— meet I Mark D Ina way crab mea t cost more At age 6he caught rock a'ab Blvd. __lb "Talk to him," he am. the spot where we are talking than filet mignon last year, new club — all welcome. Ten boats are loaded with pointing to a about U a pound. That's Central Senior Citizen Club— Church of the Nativity — Lake traps here at Fisherman's man sit ting alone 15 feet away. He is 67. because if you buy a whole crab Wharf and 10 more over In The old man wears a black Mary — Med the W and 4th 7bumby of the Month at 10:00 " ' you throwaway 75 per cent Of Caluola senior Cltlzen Sausalito and thefl — beret and wraparound he UkJ, getting Up. He th e inedible bulk. haggling ov sti ll Street Chuluota — meet 3rd Thursday Of the Month at 6p.m. er price per sunglasses. A white cravat quickly In the Castagnola • You wanna see a ring ne t?" Fifty Plus Club— 7th Day Adventist Ch urch — Forest City — pound which will obviously be peeks out the top of his rain- restaurant's crowded bar. He more than last year's $1. meet mosdyon the bt Monday )f Month _O:30 pm. coat, and he clutches a gold- stands stiffly before the wall ____________ Golden Years Fellowship— meet at th e Community United A day, a week, one way or the handled cane. He is Sicilian, PCtUT5 and points his cane Method ist Church - Casselberry at noon on the las over the heads of the tourists. t Wednesday other, doesn't seem to make "born on the other side of 4 the Mon th — luncheon — Reservations necessary. he first shot IS from the any difference. The crab tracks," he'll say, referring to Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club— meet at Grant fishermen got a record nine the predominantly Italian labs. "Four hundred and fifty A.M.E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — million pounds In the 1956-57 fishIng force. Thevoice comes boats fished for everything." season. Last year, as the year out a dry rasp that could have His face is expressionless. d Monday of the Month at 4p.m. Uvely Socialites Club—meet at Highlands Club —675 before, it was 1 than 300,000 been Marlon Brando's god. Crab boats once numbered : Shepard Road — Win ter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at pOlfidi, father model, about 200. Now It's a score. The i4 10:30 a.m. The cra bs are dying. The boat "No One knows when it will second is of Monterey sardine NARFE Club— (National Associat1or of Retlrui Federal owners are irritable, like end. They play cat and mouse boats, 1934. There are no sayEmployees) — meet at the Chamber of Commerce Bldg . — patients with festering cysts. but, all, they (wholesalers) dines. "Overfished." Sanford— 1st Friday of the month —1:00p.m. Reporters! Questions! Who crucify the fishermen," He moves to the last photo, Over Fifty Club— All Soul's Catholic Church now meeting at Redding Garde ns Rec. Room — every other Tuesday o the Mon th — 10:00 a.m. Sanford Senior atirm Club—meet at Sanford Civic Center - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 now. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club— inset ht Thursday of the Month at lit Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. — 320W. Somnoran Blvd. — Altamonte Springs — meet d Thursday of the Month at Women's aub — Overbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00pin. Thirty-Macri Club—meet Sta. Peter and Paul—Goldenrod - 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Vlllagr Club—St. Jchn' ViUa Fern Park - meet 1st arid All used cars three yGars d Th ursday of the Month — 7:30 p.m or newer will be re-conditioned to the following — stan dards: Young at Heart Club— Si. Andrews Pre3byterIa) church 9913 Bear lAke Road — Forest (Ity — 2nd Thursday of the Month •T1ts less than 3-id of an Inch will be • Bum pe rs with dents den more more than t's of an 1:00 P.M. replaCed. '.IiI h .r.tli..A o Eapimn will be checked for smooth run •AHctricjI accessories will b e ning operation, for proper operation. All autos will be driven and checked for • All autos will be road checksd for proper vibration & wheel alignment, brake operation. All ac will be checked for proper cooling • All fluid levels will be chediud and t41 operation, changed If necessary, 9" *All radiators will be checked for proper • All glass areas will be chocked for cracks. cooling operation. • Any body damage will be repaired. (on All windshield wiper blades will be AM approval) replaced If the slightest amount of wear is • Batteries will be checked for proper defec ted. operation & condition. *All ilghts will be checked for proper * All cars will be thoroughly recondit ioned operation, for appearance to include the engine, interict, exterior and trunk. cc4sfc r,' fIiFkj - - - - - Keasons vvny Clubs, Addresses mk .11 wrnrr -- ------- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Mara tie — ,,I'm supposed to be The era!) fleet was idle on San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf and the fishermen were surly - -'-- I Ilk JAN. 12 Carlo Conceit Scheduled — Alphonse Carlo, violinist, and Katherine Carlo, pianist, will appear in joint recital on Sunday afternoon at 4 o 'clock in the lounge at Br-am Towers, Sanford. - - - You Should Dank & Finance With .. -. - SPECIAL EVENTS '-..... .z._- ls -• - t.' _-_ _.. well, medium-sized — city, a was a box "The prop man this morning of cupcakes left in the Arizona witjlout me.", arowid wh&, are intrigued by the reminds him that the Alfalfa off." man has to know how to handle trailer. played the sax, too, and Free. told me," Barry said, "th9t one star of a Hollywood TV series, Improvement and Forage There are all kinds of girls of the strippers at the Blue Note "Sundays I just relax,,, ~e man was one of his idols. himself, girl w se. Especially If even if it isn't one of the year's Insect Conference - i "Have one of these," he said, pursuing him here, not Just the Is now In says, "and Mondays I explore wants to meet me. She may be greatest tilts. The girls range session, a man is single. Then he laughed and added, horney kind who the state." "I met him and got to know ou never know." It's not an unpleasant prob. ____________ from cupcake daughters to Rome,10 Blrrw ?qewr.~ ;. hiorl lie's explorim the state on hi x 1cm. !3it, for fldl ry Newman, .. strippe rs to collegians. days Off. He has a contract still New York. Hi s parents j who hoot the NBC series are says. "Until he recently got _________-..L L __i "The University of Arizona is which is very liberal, Petrocelli hero It's something as TV back home in Boston. But here, married - he as in Hs tieru" Barry said, 'and there contracts go. He has both Sunhe lives in a at • _____ hotel room, 'f which when he married a psychiatrist th is always in the back of his are a lot of pretty and brIgit day and Monday off, Ali IrL is unusual mind And, often, it is thrust Mo ars, st st when on - he spent all his life in hote l ' gals there" 'M) contract," he sa ys, "was l ocation, apartment rooms Andhe always said that, into tho front of his mind. ' It's a different kind of life (or based on the one Jim Fran- or a rented house for a single man, that was the They were shooting out in the Newman, basically a city boy ciscus had. Jim got it after lie "I tell you why I desert, some 15 miles west of prefer a best way to hve. I like hotel and a very sophisticated ore had done several series and room," Newman says "It all rooms, anything I want I just Tucson. Fantastically beautiful fife is strange, he finds, while knew wha t he want IF ed One of goes back to Bud Freeman" country, Barry, looking out of ring for room ser1ce" "The winter of '74 was one of get Into the season until about DEC.8 j -- -. 'rr-t; n _ A - to . Petrocelli, TV Star Rnrry Ninwmnvi le S* nnI m-AA10SIAefj X .- & -._ q S, cmh - Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974 SEMINOLE 1!%Z7 ---------- Jones Electric Supply Co. phil deere URNITURE, INC. Sanford's Finest OPEN IQIDAILY FRI 1117 EVENINGS IV APPOINTMENT 401 S. LAUREL.AVE, HWY. 44 (Wit? It? St.) I Mile E41141 IC Sasufod (305) 323-0230 .-----i' -,-=-==--=-------=-- -------==- --------..---.---- - SANFORD PH. 322-0631 �68—Evenlnn HPrAIrt CziniftrA Ci T hi i.i..J.. - - - The Al! New Volga--At 1975 Prices Attica, N.Y. Prison Is Revisited - vvas P Three Yea rs After Bloody - iof I - t 71. I j I - ' i U11tiS Aew uk yo bon rebellion and l bloody tNm ideas A They rap with - ttica since and Is one of nearly a thousand that only a few of them are more. rn cs the 1 sup%.lsors,bia suppression in September, About 70 per cent of AtUca's reallyblack, sympathetic 1, Ites about what has ha and all problem on what he c a ra. 1,500 prisonersare from New black, he said. UU sOwerewe&ing t ° cml vah;e system. "Upotht Pctled to the prison and the ty er cent People _ t i ht wash-and. whites just don't understand prison population is black or built nce the ther wear prison clothes: green New York city blacks, and vice _.-r-Lah s, caking. By PETER ARNETT , a jacket and trousers, change black4om New &i i arse, loose-fitting, nocent-enough remark from AP Special AThCAN Correspondent Townspeople robbery, said --There is gray wool arments of nld. one side or the other can be Dew breed of officer Frark So1lo squatted set misunderstood, and Is." naked in the center of "D" yard, hi-TeYes blindfolded, his The people were turned off hands tied. Forty-one others locally when they put them up shivered alongside him on that at the Treadway Inn, one of the cold September morning, best motels around here," said Hostages the superintendent of Attica, Officially "Pru The new Pan American Bank of Altamonte Springs John Hill was in the same %Villiam Smith. with the $100 then donated to Sky King Youth yard. fie was a 191-year-old Ranch. From left, OPENS BANK Not only tivit, the local comDanny O'Neal, ranch resident; Gilbert Lewis, whose short life had been spent ",unity "os Sirs. Juanita Porter, assistant vice preI Grant wized" a prison bank; president, mainly in prisons and Bob , in- officer and his wife who helped Manus, Brian UCk residents; nd on& fie was exuberant the visitors es 1.nd, 'uth Ranch director; in back, Jamb by giving FURNITURE em with the Schwaz, 'ice un customed president. Quinn said, th is proud to announce they are reed, and moved h:ippilv And while the tte crrccnnidst nearly 1,300 &lluwig, Li un OPEN TO SERVE YOU department has dis. milling men, some' carrying patched 35 black and Spanishshovels, wooden pickets or speaking officers to Attica in Sanford Plaza, Hwy. 17-92, SANFORD flhlichin5t hammers for (there wer e none during the L ruise Business weapons. FEATURING CONTEMPORARY SCANDINAVIAN 1971 riot), none live In Attica, Rioters. FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES. "or or ever will because they Meat cutter Albert Quinn was couldn't buy ahoe,ss said one J fl OPendaiIylO.6exceptSunday; Friday 9 hiding downstairs in the Attica resident, Ph 32) 0360 storehouse with two oth er civilRacial conflicts helped lead ee r Ian employes. n They didn't want to the Attica riot. Is the thinly er to get involved one way or the veiled racism of the community other, By JOHN PHIUPSOUSA reflected in the prison Itself. often than not long and expensive and thus at. They wanted out. The Held sei The New York State commis. cted the affluent few. And there was R. D. Plowe, a sioner of correction, Peter PreGrand Opening prison sergeant, on alert out- iser, hopes not. Today, with a wide choice of sallings _________ Ships carrying passenge from port to long and short, even young people are taking both sIde the prisoners' newly on 'I he given an under another have lI but disappeared, particularly in Sr p ecial the ShipS to fore of stone cells and steel standing to those running the the Atlantic But the cruise business has never A number of factors bars that stretch over one been so good combine to make of this third upstate prisons that if they cruising an experience hard to match by any town, upper New York State can,t learn to Ike with the inother form of vacation. Cruises,be they three-day salbn to mates from the citie.s, then I Surf Turf or months-long voyages around the world, are Take value, for example. Most of us want Plowe plotted with fellow will close down those In. Popular these days even the Soviets want a know what we are going to get for our vacation officials, ________________ guards, with prison and state stitutions and throw them on __________________ Of this capitalistic action, dollars. With a cruise You know before you even and with state troop- the unemployment Dinner market. I'm er to retake set foot on the gangplank, and celiblocks, The Soviet Union, whose merchant fleet in. It's plenty. In not foolish enough to believe we l tunnels, theyYards and the 8oz. T. Bone Steak addition to transportation you get ac- catwalks U ever eliminate racism, but dudes 189 passenger liners, recently purchased eOmiflodatlons with ½ Stuffed Lobster captured Sept. 9 in the instances of overt racism all meals, entertainment and a former West German luxury ship, renamed it are and hot buflered roil an explosion of array of do-it-yourself and group acitvfties often Plowe and the prisoner others power, few and far between." the Maksjm Gorkiy, put aboard Russian vodka, lacking at moist land resorts. were getcaviar.cufsfneandcrcw,andsentjttONeWyoTk What do the prisoners think' , r• To be sure, the sea Itself gets ting Increasingly frustrated and from where It saflusuaIly packed with the credit for angry. "I expected this to be a racist thatheaJthy5tateo(mind and cruises to Americans and CanadIi y that deta chspot, and that is what it Is," said the ment from everyday pr They wanted in. Fisherman's Bahamas and Bermuda. essures you sense while Charles Johnson, a black from Seafood auran aboard ship. That's the romance of the ocean mo That was Attica state prison New York City, who interrupted ,, Nearly all cruise lines report record 0k Al tamonte re th scenes a thousand u Ph. UJLg brochure Writers tell us about, and it's true, But ago; an from the mornings begin- room his chess to talk. game in a recreation Passenger loath. And bookings for the new v.. JI 11' m there's more, • Main Entrance Between Se ars & Robinon season that runs through ipi-Ing are well ahead rings of one of the bloodiest on and worn that often Thet of any previous, Direct down from Sears Auto, Center Johnson, in for three years Thw Sunday wi your th ne play havoc prison rves while on a hectic two-week, tory. riots In American his- for selling e e rgy cnials has made cruises narcotics, also was g Th ne sli htly nine-city tour are simply unheard of cruise: more expensive but It hasn't kept too many sea- there are no trains, buses or airplanesintoa be :.;. The still reverberate. — 4. 10ft vac8UO11er3 at home. Not unlike gasoUne for, no grouchy h late otel clerks to Now well have to rehash the Or the family wagon, ship fuel costs more today you the. * , • reftr'VatiOn You paid for just vanishied tell because whole thing. Wwon't like 141, thm it did a Year ago; hi fact. in most cases 4-.. You arrived an hour late and, of curse, no said Albert QWnn, retired afW prices have quadru*4 4 26 years of meatcutting at a Packing and unpacking. Cruise lines now have either higher f""or The cost of a cruise depends not only on its Attica. He was speaking of the fuel surcharge. length but the type of stateroom you choose. current murder trial at Buffalo, The Swedish America Line, for instance, adds According to a travel trade P , it N.Y., of two Attica rioters. Fit. a 1120 fuel surcharge per person on the two-wee averages $66 a day. A coup e o ty-nine other Inmates have been sampes. Caribbean cruises of its elegant Gripsholrn. If the 80-day maiden round-the-world indicted by a grand Jury and voyage ateson these voyages range from $690 to $1,670 of the ('anard Une', face trial on charges of kidelegant per person. Queen Elizabeth 2 naping, murder and other sailing from New York Jan. 10 fleckep appeals to you, crimes In an effort to save fuel most ships are doing it'll take $60 a day if you choose a two-bed Inside Slick a u8C,OP ess thaii ',ciud expect something a great many a'uise enthusiasts roomoramost $l,lOOa day AL E Quinn's son William was not upICkOflCofthe ¼ INCH welcome: fewer ports of calls and slower two-story penthouse suites. as luckyas his father, A guard CORDLESS speeds between them. The reason behind this There are 37 different types ° at "times Square' the central ELECTRIC DRILL gii55 SHEAR posiüve reaction may explain the rather aboard the popular Fairsea of Sitmar point of the cefiblock tunnel renlarkable popularity of cruim as alternatives The line's cruises from California to Mexican system, William was severely tothetradiUonalyacationOfl'd. moretime sea atrangesix14 days in length and cost beaten when rioters broke ijfrom $300 to $1O, or $50 to $126 a day. through a defectively locked In the jargon of )outh, a vacation at sea is a If your time is limited, don't fret. WA steel Ic and grabbed his keys. whole new bag, Almost ICI death two days later, the without exception, cruise lines offer air-sea firstfie Attica Incidentally, in the past cruises were more options. the first of WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE 43. It Is his alleged murderers 7Q RPMS who are on trial at Buffalo, MORE ORivi S MOST ALL STOCK "But the crime victims are ' ," rrUi 'AR CUTTiNG TIME ACCISSORIES being Punished mhet than the FOR CRINOIo. On" that did 141, explained WHILE THEY LAST BUFFING 16 POIISHING By BENJAMIN SHaRE gray haired Mrs. Quinn, bitter economics experiment rolled about the lengthy trial of : The Herald Service, signal looked first to the New and the ourtroom tcs Slan of the answers may not Yor'c REGULAR PRICE Stc:k Exchange. •16" de fen ye t'i sh fears WA.S1flNGTON Thesuit federal be known until the Justice ___________________ government's antitrust AT&Ttscopjf oneofthe will mean her son's death will WHtLI TNIYUST against American Telephone & meet in bluest of blue-chip stocks and go unavenged. Telegraph Is so massive from now the favorite of cnnservativcMany in Attica, a tiny cornunprecedented that It is Other answers may not investors. ficult to find dif- develop until the final outcome, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, munity, work at the prison and m Uui with the Quinns. anyone who can poIt)lya decade away, makes Fenner and provide clarifying information, its pa Smith, the stock It is more than a lavsult; Many townspeople said thty impact throughout the brokerage firm that says ft is an economics lesson and his I LLI. TA P bullish on Anw.nca, In1sts It were incense(l thIs year at ;i an business world. rematns bullish on AT&T as federal program that bused I. $ along-tern investment. But what ens of AT&T if the Justice Wa BOSTITCH STAPLE GUN lU Department succeeds in forcing HEAVY DUTY the mammoth communications corporation to divest tsel( of me valuable subsidiaries? •' A poLtnan for AT&T in from DRIVES 316" to 9-16" said '5j --. STAPLES on at, MUNI 1 The Merrill Lynch man sfd ,r •-- -' they diTht .fluw ei ther. INTERIOR PLYWOOD N.rtheless, AT&T chairI(IIvi -x 8 manJohadeBu tts cgeiJt , Ph. 322-9353 t SR 46A) Ph. 322-9277 hoIthing s a ripoff of 2looW.2sthS.( 20 4 Sanfoord 1 PER SHEfl DON'T BE . . WhMeaJudge wifl be 8J . I ComçItr Lint c Make Your Own Ping Pong Table . entually, C1 IL, 19 fI o AL /MAwOUf Ka.ing InfIOtion , - --- - '' 46 PAN AMERICAN : : : ac : __ - - -==- Lr" 1. - ' FLORIDA FISH*0 MERCHANT . - I By LIZL1'rE I. MCRpljy sugar. This becomes illegal tage when some service against any store that restricts • Consumer Education when a commodity In short stations newspaper and the door-to-door conditioned sales of the sale of sugar to company's repu tation and the Florida Cooperative S • supply is used to boost sales of gasoline upon the customers salesmen are out in "SWarms" length customer's of time It has Extension been in • other goods. Such sales prac. purchasing other goods and who buy other products, knocking on I 110 George Ave., Maitland Your name business, Q: Several young couples in could get on doors. The "life-time" I tices are considered a "tie-In, services such as the door-to-door I oil changes, ow neighborhood have agreement may represent the Q: Is it Illegal for grocery sale" and (Behind Purple Porpoice I are prohibited under car washes, tires, batteries, been potential customer list from period t he firm is in business in I stores to require you approached by a salesman your I to buy the Florida Deceptive and etc. marriage announcement, I your area. $7. of other groceries in order Unfair Trade Pract1cs Act about buying a frozen food plan. 6454020 your response to a direct Action is being taken by the to get a 5 lb. bag of sugar' Is this a real savings? - MI I mailing advertisement or your ______________________ ';i-ii's':i: 1( (Little FTC Act), accoring to Attorney General's office to get A: Yes, A: With the increase of prices response to the new it is unlawful for Rod Tennyson, Assistant the grocers to voluntarily ads. WHOLE COOKED FLA. LOBSTERS I cease and predicted food shortage, grocery stores to require the Attorney General, _________ 5 the sugar tie-in-sale practice, food freezer plan adcustomer to Purchase any other Anyone buying a freezer plan __________________________ We experienced the same • WEEKEND l it $ However, customers have the vertisements are sweeping the S i tell's before they can buy problern (luring the 11as shor- option of filing legal should 9LB exercise coin ClIff an I _________________________ I SPECIAL these suggested action pages of practically every precautions: investigate the . King Crab Legs (Split) $2.49 Lb. 5 Ev - : : : . . We Grocer y TiemI nm S aI e Practice Prohibited, . - I S __ MIDNIGHT SUN . ...... SEAFOOD - - Th a Pg N - 1 B ft Ar A çj -awm as LONDON ITtENS, aJltiic OLZt.liitsyn now running at over 20 per totalled says hardly at all over t wo decades,' Is to some $20 biliion a tlenecks and frequent shor. Communist countries more J' '° label a product "new" or cent.) thatfnfiatlun(samoral issue. It But l this the sa me as licking 'improve." rchaaing power has been the Communis * to equivalent tages. When the GA2l ts claim inflation' than anything else is the degree vulnerable to imported inBut what all Communist over a th that this particular problem ird of the retail turmodel of the Volga car was countries do suffer f Unlike China, Russis and its of their involvement in rom is a nover in 1973. trade flation. Hungary is, because It Not quite. One thing the replaced by its not very East European allies share with afflicts them less than it does Ilussians leave out dif. peculiar phenomenon known as the West. ChIr, with only derives about 40 per cent of its of their the West. Week after week index (and the another source of inflationary 5 per capita income from national income from ferent successor, GAZ-24, for "represud Inflation," which is Chinese would example, the price trade, The authorities are now pressure — Moscow radio cites the raging leave Jumped by one form of what happens when trying to ehinnel a free labor market foreign trade (COMWed with nearly half of it with the West. out if they had an index) Inflation in the West as proof of are this extra within towns, If not between too much money chases too the prices in the relatively few purchasing power into ex- different parts of the failure of the mixed free the country. °° ANALYSIS pensive luxuries such as markets where peasants With labor in increasingly • Russia economy;shops, steady prices in from collective farms sell the two-thirds from $7,353 to wages bysays it has raised real Jewelry and Imported con- short supply, Communist it says, there is a good two-thirds are a produce of their private plots. $12,369. between sumer goods, having (ailed to deal of competition among • clear vindication of Karl Marx. 1960 and 19fl. But because of rid themselves The Russians explain that the of accumulated managers to twist the rules In Even allowing for these the scarcity of attractive stocks Marx aside, the claim is fair free tiiarb, contributes only Of enough unrecorded price rises, the of ia! products which order to attract the labor they S up to a point. The 2' per flG1 111GB FOOD COSTS goods, an over-large conswners rejected because cent of their total retail inflation rate in Communist Soviet retail price I of need. These workers are often • portion of this increase has their poor quality. When Index has turnover, so that its flue BUY DIRECT FROM THE countries has been remained unchanged much lower gone into savings. The number that Russian buyers reallygoods given unofficial rises In salary, • for seven tuations do not matter want WIIOLEs,tJF:ft! very than in the West. (Only of rubles held as well as fringe benefits which • years (fares on the Moscow much, in savings acappear on the market they are do not Yugosla via, which is not 5 subway are still the same as come Into any official a counts nearly tripled between sold out within hour-s. So a Hut the official index also member of the east European they were in 1935 when it Carry A Complete thtitIcs. Selection 1966 and 1970 and rose by feature of I was Ignores numerous hidden price this Soviet-style economic grouping, Comecon, another 45 built) and in China officially increases WhatwIflprobablydetj per cent by 1973. inflation is an unevenly sup- the future rate of in Of Quality Seafoods! The standard has a Western.style inflation, • flation in I At last count, banked savings plied market wi th many hotFresh Fish, Clams, Oysters, Shrimp, LobI sters, live Crabs, live Mainefobters Fresh : lI ;idtlot'k & (.()(IFillets. 0 lWi - K OH - N q rld - Thursday, Dec. 19,1974-7B 0 1* — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 1 .8 : ' • & , f ______ FRAMED POLISHED PL7i/',,/ MIRROR 13" * 19" oval mirror has 19' x 30" frame finished in 1u3cuu5 Model 566P. Reg. Price ...... — - E— -, A........., " Makes ideal toy box. I Eight-piece kit in Sturdy platc carrying case. Model 8200 PK. Reg. Price.......................... 44.98 3593 - -. K&S GAS LAWN EDGER - . • Reg- Pnce ..... 10.35 Guano888 WAGON SEAT EADYT01N Roomy 42 x 19" x 16" storage area. J4u: ., Ill-F - $3.88 Reef SOLDERING Decorative spun plastic 14" basket In black or white. Plastic chain is included, Model 12RHB, Reg Price - . 3.95 - 0 2 H.P. 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton engine with easy spin recoil starter. Model KS-1501. HANGING BASKET / Peg Price- ... - 84. 79 95 1Q S NG E R CI - — - -. . Deana Slusser of Hawthorne, Calif., has rheumatoid arthritis and there are da ys when she must do all her housework on crutches Suit Is Economics Lesson % OFF This liness Doesn It Show 8 HyCAROLYNCOIL Slu.sser had polio when hewas Seeing how easily her The Herald Services 15 months old and cannot walk, husband gets around in his LOS ANGELES "1 told him I could cope with wheel chair gives her conDeana Slusser never knows from one the problems," says Mrs. fidence. day to the next If she'll be able Slusser, whose smile breaks "My husband plays to get out of bed without help. Into a grin whenever she talks baiketball and can do almost Once her feet hit the floor, she about her husband, anything he wants." "Hut the idea of two people in May have to grab her crutches While Mrs. Slusser isn't to keep from falling. Often she one house, both who need wheel looking forward to spending her needs a wheel chair, but she chairs, is hard for me to life in a wheel chair, she says It believe" can't afford one, will make some things easier, Mrs. Slusser, 31, was told In March that she wss rheumatoid arthritis. Movement is unPredictable and often difficult. RT4Na Then there Is the pain in her CH back, legs and feet. "People don't understand SAVINGS AT ALL 4 LOCATIONS, about arthritis," says Mrs. Slusser. HAMMOND COUGAR ORGAN "They think it's something only senior citizens get." PI[5I,p4f NEW PRICE She says she doesn't consider herself handicapped and has 2495 accepted the fact that arthritis can he crippling. But what she finds hard to accept &re KELLER'S SPECIAL PRICE! unintentional slights from acquaintances, "People will look at me and say, 'What the hell's the matter LIMITED with you' One day you're on QUANTITIES crutches and then off the AVAILABLEI crutches.' "Just because the illness Featuring Automatic Rhythm, doesn't show, people think I'm built-in Rotary Speakers and really not Ill that it's all an act Autochord Accompaniment, for sympathy. "I'm very sensitive and comments like these hurt." KELLER MUSIC COMPANY Before she and her husband c. tilt al Florida'. Oldr%l £ Lara, Ho*jjjp of muw Glen, 3, were married seven Now store vool years ago, he warned her that AL TAMONTE MALL WINTER PARK COLONIAL 1P401A14N TIC I) MALI PLAZA society doesn't accept people 1111000 04 Sflt ill OC'. who are handIcrpped or who LUFKIN 100 fte 8.44 *12*44 S . . ELODEE ,• -. . :• ~" SKATING 4 s in . tit SKATES AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCK I I1Ujji1 THURSDA Y SCHED ULE D IC Class Fundamentals Beginners ...5;4j. .4:30. 75 / le deButts Predicted that a goverment victory to break Up AT&T would resuJenhjghe*. conswner costs, the Justice Department told a more ! C8utjou view. '1 don't believe we cgn Promise that winning this suit Is going to lowet rates," Deputy Asst, Atty. Gen. Keith (iearwj(ers I( t'l reporters, Hut it would force additional WED. ADULTS NIGHT coInpetlUin, and that should II AND OVER t!-1n4 a dl'wnward essure ufi S:30p.m..lQp,m, 4 CONFUSEDI ' all a famous quality Central heal & air con. difloning syst9m for year 'round comfort .. -.... :- RAY-0-VAC WEATHERPROOF I. $ 4.28 LANTERN It Fioats-IdeaI For Home-Auto , •Camping.Complete With 6 Volt Battery : ABOVE PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. i i V S - .. ' • . • of Sanford Inc. too N. Mapt. Ave. . , ' • --:. - , 1995 , Ph. 322-1321 IT have a disability. 4 TABLE LEGS Set of four sturdy ie' Peg Price.. 8, 888 uii - f GAS LAWN MOWER - —' 7405 DUSTLESS SANDER POLISHER ASSORTMENT J rrr 719 Re Price 71 - E Sa Double Insulated Burnout "\ Protected motor, i!- I I ,,, Includes sander, 12 sheets'_.of sandpaper, polish. ng a or • metal a pia' I insulated. Dustless when connected To your vacuum canister. 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Ft y, Thursda . l9l974 BEETLE BAILEY Dec Mort Walker STOP ALL Pa lestinians Oppose TWF, C~41TTER-C#4ATTGR, THIS 6 AN - - PLO 9 I bank of the Nile wanted to,.n recentivaddr thflan.rai fl frog to carry hink, But the frog this h and tL But PLO itscendancy is not "1 - JAMES .JA(1fl3y j Li F ' BON= t;tch Israel's strong opposit.ion to total Israeli opposition to NOR'ni Z'I I J the c flall"way across, the scorpion the 1930s and IN0s under Uie stung the frog. British. This contrasted with The fr cri out, 'But the achievement of the Jesh why? Now we will both drown.,, settlers in Palestine, !ho "%U knows?" shrugged the created a functioning political lived for !O years under Jordan, relinqu ish their ,. WS0¼ 1112 UW 7 P" an weakness allowed British authorities and, later, the Will am But things almost as strange rulers of neighboring Arab 011to - o#lt but has lots of - . 1 pry gm Pep =a rnutlilples. dftides. Charin or constant opmw. 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N V too 19 prp no 48.65 What They Usti sm 0" 1401 GREENWAY NURSERY . byHesmdahl&Stoffel THE NEW METHOD I OSED TO iPRQVE THE EFFICIENC k SHWASNO cuffOM 0MIS 10 life.- Model PN. ad di tional '""4 OF An,' Tomorrow tt)tflI pgo9Ai.y - 2 ke Cube Trays, Fun range thorrylogul tiftripwsiture eontr,31, r TREE LIGHT SETS AT HALF PRICE CH IS EtIE SORT SIKE, NOU MUST sue cm out ovum 1,-I O.K. BUGSBUNNY - 'I L1 U IT'S NOT TOO IATETQSENDCHRISTMASCAROSI rwa VER POT t1 CE5 TT•p1&-. Q' 0 II Q4 -' 3 Ff. Table Trees TODAY'S QUESTION instead of passing assn g yyourr par 'net has hid three clubs over West's two spades What do you do now? ME 1 1! - HLO covrno - r I •- - into b.n.r Pl.Sbowethouundsof Su rQt I 6730 D0 By Roger by T. K. 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Model 230F Mfr, Lht / BL00,ffFR S rw. 11116 No d Wiiiaw tx a i would bump that 10 or nine and allow dunimy's eight spot to be set up later on, The expert could c sure t.rf k 61 Fd 'Nufth %ii't--t 19 South d try three hearts. best from a by Larry Lewis FROM PRESlmir The bidding has been that West would have opene the 10 from queen.lO.nj,I-East wo ul d be ft wilt. the singleton 10 or nine and the play of the jack of spades at trick two CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Will sm Illative Wrap sw"O*on MOS sow ' PrP an no For enginem. scientists, students. arryone cy* , present hand. Assuming it was fourth - \ " ,TrI FAA Electronic Slide Rule arittvn.uc Pass i'ass best lead West would not have m ore than four spades left in I Of ' sc*nwc The TSWInst,UI, ffo• SR 54) I Unlucky Expert hit him and was promptly exonerated by all turning the cards over west had opened the five of spades. 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I I*P am prif cm rm rm - numbering about Is mflhan of '. / r.i- ' Pmw East-West vulnerable west North east South / ( : MlniDigiul Model 222 ::opal ciesk Clock. Lj'" easHo-recd leaf-!ypa nun trais change instantly. Pet' . F= PIP pup to "im pop am ____ ' I N,T. . prp Israel takes the PLO at hits now is more widely word that its central aim is th e acknowledged than ever before destn1ctIon of theJewjista tr n th eArabword,jj,,1 ' "If ru.! - A rm I A Lamps , - He remarked maliciously, "You can fool some La rs most of the time and most pia)erssomeof the time, but! can fool you all of the time. 4j ,. 110 SO he led the Jack of Vades right back. West cashed five spade %ricks, but then West made a IIusuIAe. __________ I" Em $4995* weighs Im than 12 ounew Easy ta A Ix tactics. ") ' LI U 5 A, G,o PETITIONI ____ Wp cm wpm The idea of turning over or by tin K'L--Pled West Bank and Gaza supported wlanirnou:sly Palestinians. -Strip regions to the Palestinian Its Strongest supporter3 are , .L CLf~ft, 6) Samsonite Luggage -Save up to 40% on Some iten U p to on others. Brand new. Way below 1970 pricesl Precision Digital Clocks ' his - no $44 Arafat has refused to commit l E,7f'J' _. ; SOUTJI(fl) 4 AJ IV A 103 " (trp o Tills support was long sought by Palestinian nationalists and disputes continued to rage KF"" W/chaqw, rechargiable w"ong 95 marked a victory for them over among the palesUnians 111"M bet" . par- ppoo incifudadpeck. V" carling cne not only King Hussein of Jordan -from whose kingdom such a -ticularly amorg those who P"rM Fornertf 19 is. played a part In Jordanian PrP WP' no state must be carved -but also PohUc& wiligm It= stulirs MCI 11" is. over Israel, which firmly pop sm rejects the cmation of $all At fimes the paledhilm p*m Scieriffic Pocket Calculator another state, in addition to found themselves combined Isreal and Jordan, Within a* against the Hashimite pris an Tom Inmurnents U SX I I Computes territclry of the onetime British m0nat)ch; at other times the pi~ scient-fic nouticirt. square room Mandate of Palestine. $QUM& rectwocaft ... pkis oddition. su king Played on their divisions to pop no traictla. rntsuphow. clvislon. Handin Israeli opposition to the cenmt his own authority. constan chain vId mized catculstiorn. Even the guerrUla movement participation of Palestinian querrillas L-1 sucin a state is itself is not one group but numy. poina Four of the more radical eVeci"Y intense. bFCliS k,y Fx..$y iTt11a factions do not even belong to the to ', 472 • ." - Wit' livis sm Model 2500 has 8.dqt d4pigy. the Gaza Strip. The rest q' I'm \ EAST 4K IV K 962 __ -5) Voltiblo T~pa-%riters, Add,ng Mach, nes, etc. Tho State's Largest Inventory Advert sod 2) F,.. Parking by the Star. - Without Having to Tens Instruments Portable became Israel. r_ • WEST 4 Q109653 V984 '' - pq an pq ar P"an Pep Isilp CM The Arab summit decision in all-out war against the Jew3 Rabat th3t designated the after the British withdrew, had Palestinian Liberation to rely on neighboring Arab Organization headed by Yasir states for mibtary help. As t r Arafat as the "sole spokesinan" result Jordan took over Palestine, th for the Palestinian peop meant in effect the Arab clu"% east Jerusalem, and world's wipport for a Egypt occupied another part, 1) Fite G,ft V,(jpp,n U en Aqoung `icw bui fr om Us %"" neave sn. o.fffow. Model 3) Everything we Standard Everyday M,rchri. 1500 h1indles buc four functions. dis. -We Don't Buy Seasonal Items. r f*#!,fv Llqc! A! Re&*V*fsbJ# AC/ DC 4) On Electronic Calculators we he" the largest selec. An c the tion South name any or every brand 1 n t as low as an yone else's town, txmg In the ad. WE WILL MEET COM. 0 have happened in Middle East states, to play the role of at. 11111911 SM politics, and wiule th e odds bmtrator among different re in strongly against such a Palestinian facons. pris development, bets are now It also meant that the prna being hedged a bit. Palestinians, when laced with "If - - 'rue Palestinian guerrilla movement as spawned in mud huts and tnt sIiaks of refugee camps, such as th wu In Lebanon, and many of the children have knownno other life. THIS CHRISTMAS BE DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT GEORGE Tex-)s histiumms pol la ble as mind-boggling as the frog and consequent political - - _____ by Day@ Graus ( HERE HEV , / Au.. COME, SAR3E. RIGHT, tN.. - '. 1e5in1an guerrillas is almost wealth. This internal division the uerriUas as "child murderers" cM PLO f -. - - - Pit rw -An Arab Fable The Arab community, Pit for however, was represented by "P aw JERUSALEM - The idea of committees composed of ran 'in Israeli prime minister members of factions 0 holding hands across the notables, whose power rested PEP am Palestinian state ' O ruled letting the scorpion climb aboard, extreme went of Golda Melt, - ,-- -!' OOP _______________________________________________ scorpion. This is the Middle East." more ALLEY I looked like his best play for tha t ninth trick. AQ32 Palestinians who retnained in the West Bank recognize the right of a Jewish posed their leadership's refusal and Ga!,a Strip occupied by state to exist Palestinian politicians have always been at Israel in l%7. Perhaps as many seem to rule in the area would to recognize a Palestinian out any possible nationality. I would bp trirk nino and it 4K 10 "Why would I do that?" amort, reasoned the scorpion. eeflhen I themselves. as half oppose guerrilla accommodation between the And the Israeli cabinet now th leadership at least passively two sides, office has already backed off A sizable minority of older Others believe Arafat and the f rom several strong stands an Pl leaders Liken by the previous govern. a. VJ75 refused, saying "You would 7 le Issue becomes further universally acknowledged by PLO role in negotlatirem PLO is lem than I sting me and I would drown." co'liplicated by divisions the milli"lus Palestinians any and the PLO's refusal to Some Israelis have long op. would drown, too." "True," mused the frog and odds, and their rivalries agreed to carry the scorpion presented th em from con across the river on his hack .... I BRIDGE _ • total confrontation, the PLO Litir group live in refugee camps -still prefer Hussein victory at Rabat and at the in Jorcbn. LebarOn and Syria. A seIcond minorityto AafaL demands and will, in any - CARNIVAL WIN AT L HO 6 -- THE HERALD SERVICES TRANSLATION: HOW CAN A MM Thursday, Dec. 19,1974-98 - Evening Herald, Sanford, l. BAJEt BEANS. FIG- �1. LEIS URE classified Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I ____ THURSDAY ONIGHT'S TV Truth (6) Concentration (I) ___________________________ --u-..--- What's My line (9) Action Center (24) Intercom 74 (36. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (I. 9) Let's Make A Show (9) Movie FRIDAY (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Mac Davis Show WEEKDAYS MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Burt Bacharach 6:10 (2) Sunshine Special Od d Co,plt (24) The Way It Was (35) Animal World (44) Dinah BlO (9) Paper Moon (24) Campuscene (35) Movie 9:00 (2) Land Of The Almanac 6:13 ($) Sunshine 'Ummtnac 6:23 (2) I Dream Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise' Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:45 (2) I Dream Of I 6:35 (2) Daily DPvntlrvtAl 7:00 (2,4) baa)' () (9) B.o7:30 (44) Black Forum '00 (6) Captain Kangaroo VWVIV (4) Ironside (9) 5trt How To Survive A __ ti () Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (35) Not For Women S. On ly (44) Leave It To 9:30 (4) - Beaver ThaI Girl ectan 9 Mon to Thurs. at 7:00 Can't, _11-40 -00 "1IALE H" also TARTS FRI. "KUN0F(J Punch of Death" "Fvryof the Black Belt" 12:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And Restless "BUNNES" — ,Idno - 323 -t39 NAVEL ORANGES $7.30 flu 2107 French Ave. Ph. 3723477 (13) Black Saddle 73 1671 (24) Electric Company (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6: 30 (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (13) Stagec oa ch West North Carolina apples. $1 bu W L. Justice Produce. Slate Farrners ________ I I I STARTS TOMORROW -- "THE NEW Cl 0I D EA I j' GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE 1 , in?rstt Mall Your Host -TRUE. REOTSE ' : 130-4444 ~ TRIANGLE * Qvea Merry Clisplimm / UP TO 20% OFF 1 GIFT CERTIFICATES -PLUS- The Daring V I - DUPLEX- furnished or un furnished, ideal location, reasonable rates. Very nice. 345. 3721 anytIme. is helpful but not essential, The ability to operate a Camera makes the lob mor e interesting and Profit n Person d o1ficirs. 300 North French Ave., Sanford. Please do not ,or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or iglvrn.slse, 40' swimming pool. 1720 S. Orlando °' '"'°-' ___________________________________ 31 TIW AND Date EML flu 1 _BASSETT with fenced yard. Avalabl. now, $150 Sanford- 3 BR, central heat, garage, fenced lot 1175 - Two bedroom garage apartment, _______ down town, 135 a week plus electricity. 3773119. ? Bedroom lurnithedgarag,,n ____________ Real Estate Preferred. 3770271, _1111111111 C&IBart Real Estate Jim Hunt Realty 7571 Park Dr 372 2111 "EAL TOP After Hours' '5729714 3223991 327 044? -----------. % ______-I - Devil L1171DE evI O OPEN DAILY)) AM. TILt P.M. - FRI. £ SAT. III, 1PM ______ ---- for About The BIG SHEF - ___ g ( - The aster's M _______ l C 01.2.3 - BIG Bedroom Apts, •Swimmlng Pool 'r.i rniirit -, , SHEF C) 77 Hand T oo ls from Gregory Lum. bet, 61 h & Maple, 3770300. - Disposals Dishwashers :: S Drapes 2311W. First SI. 373 1711 A line sele,cf1on of gifts for the man in your life fro,n leans to suits HIS St or e for Men, Sanford Plaza. To Add To JEFF Your You can buy quality merchandre' at a budget price when you s hop the Your kids will be ple*s,d with Cowboy or Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes. 701 E 1st Si Kids eyes Will _(__- Santa's Tips Dining Pleasure SANFORD 'f I I ' ORLANDO . 323.7900 I O'Fabrics) '.121 0970, Hrs 9:305, Modern Salad Every man on your list Will tOa r.anief Orceit' Slippers from Knights 5ho, 7 E 1St for Solid Oak 4$" round barrel game table with imprint ed game board on top Also two deluxe ba rrel chairs, Cost over $300 Will trade for dining or bedroom furlilure, or will sacrifice Poloroid Camera, cx c one. model 2)0. I 371 361'55 sS OFF AIRPORT 1 Broke, 11 Good Color Console TV AtsoStereol, Misc l'exns Sxl ftxf F ,0 ">' Bar L Eveon. ___ COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W.IstSt, - 7 TM Ave. Free delivery thru Christ mis. WIll dtSIgn your home arrancements, corsage, anti Othil' gift ldea. Some antioun 377 $S9& Live orcut to order. big or small 322 ,,,.Z ............ .........t- I ~~L~,~~ MOBILE HOME PARK $55 FREE COFFEE DONUTS PEPSI IS ________ ih"St kIt clet,tion fl oW n1'lil8t)Ie It) FORJ ___________ _______________________ San fords finest family park. mom (omt' out today intl r4'iiprt!g ',siIr I for the Home Vacuum Cleaners, 1)3 30; New Xmas Jewelry. Xmail,ghti, Bunk Bids, $70 Home dec orations; Open 9-9, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave. 323 9370 smmtoumoLl~ Corner Of 25th. St. And French Ave. Sanford CASH 322.4132 f-ør used furniture. applanc,s.toois ect Buy I or 1001 fCmj lorry's Mart, 213 S.iriford, Ave Single bed arid small dr esser, Ivor y — and gold Italian Provincial, Pair Otarmles s chairs, tables; pedes tal base, formica top. 645-3946 Top prices paid, used, any cilj 6118126, Winter Park. .-,'.$.'-, State Rd. 427, 2.3 Ph (305) 323.8160 - Mom would love a new watch. 17 Ie*.ts start at $79.95 • WALTNEY JEWELERS, 204 Park. Flowers ar Gifts for ill occiiOns, tropical and exotic plarils. "Ouall$y at Ditccunt Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 320 1 5. OrIand. Drive, 373 71Sf) _______________ _______________ COVE DO the lady in your home with a Ene:gy Savers-Coast,, 3 Sunbeam Small appliance from Sp..'ed bicycles from P-hit Sh0. Gregory Lumber. 8th & Maple. 904 French Ave, 772 173) _ - DISTINCTION 1_-.i Gifts In A Appliances 73" Color TV. $1P9 HERB'S TV till 'Don't needs!" Serve a uselil purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald, Call US tOday' Don't delay' Just dial 3237611 or $31 9993 To plate your low cost want - ri, (,t .'ivIaliL(-'s 'if I'!cI I r(t( t)rip.in1 ;c77 1arI Orwe. 37? 156? ( s ' - Brass. Bronze, Wood Collections & Carvings Wicker, Clothes. Housewares 60$ David St., Winter SprIngs Sat 21st 107 _________________________ Take a look 73 Garage Sales in one C loth Ing. Furnituri and families. Reasonable Prices and refreshm en ts, some furniture, bkycle. many Other items -, Oven daily 10 S for consignments or r SJICS Off fbi floor, We also buy estates, ti c # arpenry - it 55 ep them free Ci)tl4 sticks "' Afllm.I Haven, _4 Equipment -- Appointment _____ . - 1)0 HP Chryslei' on I6'Brandt, likenew Callatterlpmn 372 17)0 Call For S & Marine __________________________ ____________________________ Bull With Pride By Additions Scratching, Flea collars, lr0m t3 & inv,s,ble Boats ."r DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 16 West, Sanford ','.j,ir .1-1 i,i fl!ri(3 We do if all, No Sale This Week, Next Auction, Saturday, Jan I ..r A Fr.iming Subcon'ractor Bus. 3034316160-- Res 172 12 C ____________________________ Floor Cleaning Wall Papering Pest Control STAN'S AUCT lOPI 3 2 2 97 )9 I lxr OPEN DAILY jr'sj wunij Blitz clean3735931 ________________________ ________________________________ ,,siiied Ads .we here to help you tiyy sell, rent or swap at a low (Ost let us help you pl a ce yours-(all 1?? 261) cr III 99) ________________________ Home Improvements SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311W lit St Painting. Cerrit"t Work. Light H,iullno 377 ?rIS f'AlJt, SLATER Professional allpaper Nm.;, Licensedp.t,,jentialCOmme,( Ii rr,e Ph 3%26871 " , ART BROWN P(57 CONTROL ?Só? Par k Orve lIeS _____ %rn.ill CIJ%%,t,ed Ad brncj bi') 'turns Try one .ini see Call 372 JIll Of $11 9993 Jim Rowe Pest Control 7676 Iroquo is Ave Sanforø. 327 20?o ______________ READ THIS SYS -~ - . Z_-__ ~. ~ . I - - 'xc, HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL CampetForS,al, - '' Call i'' 3233620 ' 1972 P,SobIlux, 2$'. sleeps i, maintained Pric ed w el l below market $343310 ____________ Tc"i'ng 1 r'u.r.t6l 9500 w'th a Classified Ad fr om the e rald Call us toda," Don't 'i' JuSt dial 327 7811 fir W93 To place your cost want 3)) 1711 surroundings, PtAPo SERVICES _______________________________ H 000 lObS of all Iwes. Carpentry, Yiit'4n yOU Pxivesom,thir.g to buy, 4 Piano Services I _______________________ keeping with the -niiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Alterations Degng & Custom Work Lic ensed Bonded Dressmaking by experts Singer Free estimate, 373603* "PPfOved dealer. 2 1 0 E itt st IlL SALON (for r'it'rl 14,u r cH', tlt',iuty P4O_'-b ____________________________ 72 Auction Pine 1? 5712 ___________________________ ____________________________ - t'ii't 'eqs'' Serve a useful GARAGE SALE- Jade, Gold, PET REST iNtl flo.rdng & Groom-rig Ph 377 1057 _________ - ____________ Garage-Rummage Sales Pet Care - Beauty Care ______________________________ -. - __________ __________ Ready To Serve You! - ___________ - - I Odd lobs of all types, Carpentry Pressure Cleaning .Painting, Cemet,, Work, Light Hauling. 377 7j, FALL CLEANING "Irnpac"wash&spra Kleen You'll find in the Want Ads. supplies Exterior walls, eav es, patio, walks I f the Twelve Days of Christmas roots. Removes mildew, fungus, mud clobbers. wasps & spider Drums for little Drummer Boys webs 772039'?. whoaredeartoyou,p,.,nap5 thr French Horns, or maybe a pretty Partidge for your potted Pear Tree. ____ Swap and Trade _________________________ Will trade chord organ, 1 yr. old, for upright piano 373 $144 ___________________ Pets Ke ---- ------- ., Carport Sale: 1333 Summerlin, Christmas gift accessories for your RecVee Ttiurs -Sun, 96. Items from .-.------------ All out of Ideas? Visit ETHEL5. AP4'lQUts, 1 mile west of 1 4 on old State Rd. 56 at "76" station. Paoia, 377 saii - --. TV-Radio-Stereo 70 I Peplodeling and Repairs Room aaamtions. Fully insured, Good references, Jim Trego, 321 O2 ____________________________ Central Heat & Ar Condtininj frn c!rr,!e, .iU Carl Harris at SEARS ,n Sanford 377 177' Trailers ______________________ -'-4-, _ .,,.,. Plewrnotor.$7o" 371 0347 for 373 S070 _________________________ white wall tires, wheel covers, etc. - kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, sinks. Installation Air Conditioning ____________ available Bud Cabell. 372 1037 M'fytime Hcutehold BARGAIN GARAGE, _______________________ 100 N. 1797, (Behind S.ob"'s Longwood) Thursday through 1$ Camper-Travel Tuesday, 10 3, Sunday, 17 5 $31 See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials . AN Maytag Washer, excellent - Close to everything yet "away from It all." j WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS - KENMORE WASHER, parts service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373069 •l•TH.J, Finished r4.ces. Prices slashed. Sa ve on your Christmas shopping 579 Nolan Rd , haltway between 1797 and Sanford Ave off of SR 477 or Old Orlando Hwy. 377 IllS - HOMES OF Christmas automatic transmission,tinted windshield radio, Home Improvements Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W itt St., 37] 4)5? cos nlofdAve , 123 1734 "CARRI" AGE Sanford Ave., Ph, 322-4112. Belts, moccasins. billfolds, Saddle equipment Save if the Old Corral Western Shop, 1797, I mile S at Defiary. 641 4031 __________________________________ Full Iiniof sporting goods. FiIhIflg, Hunting and Camping ac The Sports Shop, Sanford Plaza, extra has air conditioning, - GOLD _____________ __________ ___________ \\Orlando 834.2 299 $t. included-not Having trouble storing summer ChrIstmas isa time for giving a a items? Sell them fast and easy time for saving when you sho.) the with a Classifed Ad Call 373 7611 PO Of Classified AdsI or 131 9993 WE BUY AND SELL $337, will trade for ? or will sacrltice 3737150 - ____________________ Doublewide Refrigerator Freezers Guaranteed Sanford AuctIon 373 7310 _____________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Jill 3)5 E. Firs t St. 22 3472 mites east of 17.92. I Freight Experts Complete accounting and tax sec. vice for small businesses. Williams Accounting, 3277U3. Stamps.Co,ns - 53 I 3996 42 — ______________________________ Kitchen equipment, GE stain steel cooi, top & oven. $33 each __________ 3" 6"A Below Wholesale, while t he y last: American of Martinsville Solid oak bunk beds, $100 ,It; with matctiinn ,k.. ,.., AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You 69 of Accounting ' — Directory ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Want a pleasant surprise' You can cleanout your garage quickly with a Want Ad - Appliances Sears Kenmor, Gas Range l'j yrs old Call3fl.a9 -- A - 52 MAITLAND FLEA MART tI1 Hwy I? 97 Opexi Sat & Sun 95 $387920 .5 ... Choice lot. - PLIAPICE CENTER, 1700w l, __________ _= And Chairs Early Amer ic an Cherry Finish Extenctsto$?'withlea,andcloses to 7$", $799 NOLL'S, Casselberry, Hwy. 17 9?, $30 't70 Christmass Trees I ____________________________ --- - .., $ T-T-10 ERVICES Wanted to Buy - Boy's 20" bike, $70. Girl's 20" bike, $70;lu$ed tires. l3xl6Sradial 5)0 327 $131 after 4.30. -'-- N FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID. MAYTAG, FEDDERS All major appllancn. Best in Quality and Ptndability, HOME AP, no hidden costs NO PAYMtT DUI UNTIL ?IBRUARY - 68 - Select your new re from We have Gifts for the entire family WILSON MAIER for the best from Small unique items to rooms Christmas ever. Save on national full of fIn furnishings. PHIL brands, LIberal trade ins, Fr DEERE FURNITURE, W. Hwy delivery. Convenien t turns We Imni east otti 32.' 0730 Q'f 'V 3lanirn 311 Ii lt 5t 56?) Give a Gift that Increases WI value GOLD All the facts are before you.,, '-" , I I ' '"' bro , Drop Leaf Table , Try Our New '' " - ________ ipafklo w;~(" __ they ape-n COwbøy or Di,co Booti from Knight's Shoes, 1st St. MONTH 48 Mos. - ..- kAf'*fl,m "" For Sale Handmade pillows, toys, em [T EXTRA CASH FOR brolder ed purses, leather goJs, priced right for Christmas gifts, CHRISTMAS by selling your good' used furniture an appliances to Originals by Debbie Designs, 1 lit St (entrance lhru Land Larry's tit* & Used Mart, 21$ Toppers (or Dad liii's. PAYMENTS $9999 ' 'a ti FOR ONLY MSG 52 An,,,_eIPct K..,. City ________________________ ___________________ Franklin MInt Items and gold coins for the collector, arid jewelry. Tom's Coins, 174 E. Morse Blvd., Winter Park. 417 $331. 710 f.,i,. CPa.g,. [E I IFishing & Boating Gifts Dad will love Black & Decker or Rc:kwell Power Tools & Stanley 2150 ' - - '- ." Sósx 1.. Tag II. ton ii,, Doctam,nui.p Stamps -Il--. . . . rID tip, t1041 - # I . Down Payment S39742 111 • .4 t r - LAKE / of - 42 - ON RESERVOIR / - BASS BOAT BARGAINS POISSON MARINE 7927 Orlando Drive, 3725941 $ 3996 -- Cove " roumn '- YES! h Dad Cost of Car -- ~L _______ 1975 FURY ____________ ______________________ Gifts HEY JEFF- Did You Bro.nd New -, .-. _____________________ Mom will love you all year with a We've got everything for the The Fight Against Hctpolnt DisPiwa sher Inflation And an Golfer-Clubs, Bills, Ladies & at Gwaltney Jewelers_quality Electric Barbecue Grill wilt make Mens Shoes. Dukiter lockets, gifts for less at 701 S Park, Dad top chef. Dick's Appliances, AND 30 Pct. Off on Golf Bags. 2617 S. Frenc h. 322 7651. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. BeautIful I Karat gold perce,j __________________________________________ __________________________ 3233331. EarrIngs, 1-3rd off at GWALT. Singer M'oel 752-Zig-Zag Sewing P4EV JEWELERS , 201 S Park Mactine Reg 1109.95, Sale pr ice, SEARS telephones will be open UI Singer approv ed dealer. 210 - -, ___________________________ every ig 'III $ thru Dec. 70. Do E. lit St., 323 6661. - . — Sit your ti*pping by phone at a home 377.1771 _______ , BLVD iiIiiiIIII BLAIR AGENCY 373-3*66 - .. '' ... - # tol,olorcycle Inuirance Harding galvanized trailer. Best offer and take over low monthly payments 3730991 -- 1' a - - 3790 Sanford - - - _____ - 00 '." 19 . a Sf Motorcycles - __________________________ Eves. 373 0415 Associate Real Estate stallatlon & operating in. S'ru(tion$, $40. 322 6954. 78 14' TO Hullwith 25 Hp Johnson and " 377749, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN P.Q complete with thermostat, in - 372 5.1 - 71 Hour Service "Get 'Em While --- -. -_ — Furnace. Duotherrn. model 333. _ REALTOR .., Broker 7971 Hiry I' 97 36.5 3311 Al Pcll, JCflPy ClarkASsoc 322 1591. 377 503) Day, Ewe 0448, 104W 713th ad, — HUF FMAN REALTY 373 1941 Vw *slhark, 'r" AM radio, new paint. Extra clean 51093 Call Don Pope, 372 1631 — Dealer - sj,.j D4 y% 327 7)74 BAHIA HAY 197 3 Chevy Nova. F ully €quppprjJ,lie 073 Inc lopedias, Eleclrux vacuum cleaner, 327 770.4. 9am. to noon. - L~k BIG SHEF ' — A # TM PAON REALTY Reg.RealEstateBrok,r 322 1)0) ?6aol"llawathaAv. at 1792 ing. l'""ALffOcFor Sale -----------.--__-____.. A 3777443 3217191 _______ SALE AT BURGER CNffI homes 111116 I COLLEGE PARKAS IS PICK .t. PET FOR CHRISTMAS mo., 3 bdrm. home ready for We are selling all light fixtures In Went Ads ring, are you 3 fldrrns, Sanford's best section. listing? A The Want Ads are the best place to our display r oo m at 666 pct. on, occupancy. 766 Baffle Dr., 6.i winter rnoneyland! YOU'LL FIND Terms b owner. t3s.000 Low shop 7139. including seven beautiful crystal IT IN THE CLASSIFIED Pages of chandeliers, yard lights, porch The Herald. 1970 Honda 450 NOW IS THE TIME TO ati brackets, wall & ceiling fixtures 3 Sunland. was $73001) Now Also range hoods at 50 pct. off --3735176 only $20,500. Limited wpply-ffrst tome, first 59 MusicaIMerchanjse 7 bdrm,, Sanlanta, central heat & StfVeL 19 Trucks and Trailers (•..... - .. - (HO French Ave . commercial building, 401 S. Laurel Ave .372 3I Never Used, With Case 10 pIus sq ft., was 169.500 now 1917 rh.-vro!c, ttif ton rcxup. t' ('i 3 3 8 Danic-rj ',',rst Watcn, hamilton only • .illtom,)tic, air, S165.0 1971 Ford ____________________________________ Lakefr on t Lot, now only 1.300 dOwn, movement cf. diamond, Will --. Y.LT, loaded, ' ton pick .up, $3700 sacrifice, $600. 831-37w full price, 66 Ford Thunderbird, idr,, $100 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 63 Mai.hinery and ToolS Three unit apt building, now only 197) Ford . ton pick-up with lift Almost new Tasco telescope, 12 172.300 ROSE COURT gate, 17250. 196$ Ford 7 C 730, EXECUTIVE powers, fine focus ix, ob with lift gate,$)000, These HOME. Has) bedrooms,) baths, Stemper Realty Are our BANK SALE iectives sx. 17x, x, ,, family room, 3 car garage, patio, own personal trucks and are New Mw tape recorder, solid C en tral Florida's Long Tractors. 45 HP Diesels pool, huge lot, plastic exterior driven every day, all in good state i way, $30. Pair Realtone MULTIPLE LISTING R EALTOR costing, central climate control, F.'ont Loader Back Ho running condition. STAN'S Citizen Bank walkietalkies , 3 lovely equipped kitchen, plus Equipment Trailers 19195. French AUCTION. West 1st St Hwy. 16, channel transceiver, ii transist or . 7777311,373.1496, 3fl 73 Sa nford 377 9719. 1600 N. 17 97, teqn Park many other extras. Only a year 170 Excellent shape. 323 0485 old. 175,000. Call REALTOR. 3fl 1959,372 116.4 $31 2i?1 . Eves. -_____________________________ Associate Al Antar, This Is an 80 Autos for Sale ou tstanding home, Longwood, 3 bedrooms, central air You'll feel Ike say,nM HO. HO, o, 64 Equipment for Rent and heat, fenced $11,300, $3.00O w$'ien you sell your "Don'l Needs" -1977 Ford LTD. Brougnam, 53* month. 644)391 322•2420 Anytime with a Classified Ad Just dial 372 wholes ale price. 5.2,000. 476 W Petit fit Blue Lustre Electric Carp it 2611 or 1)1999) and your friendly Crystal Drive, 773-09)3 No Qualifying! Only 31,000 down and Shampooer for only 11 per day. Classified Gal will help you Yoer MLS Agency assume mortgag e Nearly new i CAP ROLL'S F URNITURE 1966 Ranchero, 719 with automatic bedroom home with panCled __ 575(3 323 071S 3345 Park Dr. family room, livng room, dIning SI Household ____________________________________ Go ods room, utility rOom,7 car garage 65 ;959 LiOCofrl with 430 engine, just Pets and Supplies Like new.3 Bedrooms,famiiy room Pretty landscaping with rebuilt. New transmission Rest ________________ $1500 down and assume 5)37 Pump and well system Pool and otter 373 1371 Persia,, ktten mon thly. 3fl.fl tennis prIvileges Immediate * * Singer * * Otack Smoke &Cameo, — Occupancy. Owner Assoc 373 CFA. Peg 327 ________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW 4971 Or * Mustang Fern Park * i sewing cabinet, repossessed Silver tipped male Pekingese Singer's best model, winds bobbin NE 34 7 months. Happy Puppy 42 $50 Down Mobile Homes in machine Full automatic 377 0147 Pay balance of 57$ or 10 payOutstanding 3 bedroom, (WITH GOOD CREDIT) bath 1777 Oak Ridge, 2 bdrm, den, No m en ts of Poodle miniature male home, Split plan, huge paneled limliw r-. -r...._ A_. down. assume Payments to hi.... .,.... . Tur.m neat a. air, u' years ouy Any Car c.ition 773 419 1 Drop in bobbin, Zig large irregular well llnd%caped tag, Old. Very lovbIe. I 795 5)37 after and) needle — lot . No throm,gh traffic, Walk to S. posltn Like new conditlo 1971 Datsun 1200 Coupe with air, like sold K. New 1923 Barrington. N No reasonable Mart, Z ayre & Seminole Plaza new for UI, ba lance o 5.4$ cash or offer refused. Dachshund, 6 shopoing malls This ho weeks, male, red. 145 S payments of $10 New warrajity. me is Slameje. 9 wIts, female, 515; 1967 Mustang Fastback, loaded, 1 We n have models ready beautifully decorated, better than owner Chihuahuas, 6 mos., Animal Call Credit Dept. new. Priced right, immediate occupancy in Carriage Haven Kennels, 3223737 l797Maitland Cove, Sanford's newest mobile SANFORD SEWING CENTER &s iiis 07 A East 1st St., Sanford 377-9111 home park. Hartman Realty, Inc. 1966 Rambler Classic. Old Englith Sheep dog.9 mo male, .-. ,.... .. bra. .Drf'riDv ' ken, Pipers All Shots, •O JO "-"I. IJP3, aIseJberry,$)3.l 3803 Orlando Drive 131 6370 550 373 1519 Mahagony dining room suite, hatch Santora. ,3 Need a serviceman fast? Check the Oldsmobile '69. 4 Door, automatic, cover coffee table, coffee tea NW Orlando, lakefront large cixwet steering, factory air. Ex. ... — Business Service Acts today. Service, Valet & mounted sail fish. cutive home ilts on '. acres. cellent cond ition. First $650 Tak es 373 1319 . , 43 Lots and Acreage 134 1764 otter 1 P.M. Many, many extras. U7MO. Horses -Terms, 644 13,1. HOLIDAY SALE NOW ON Baby ______________________ VW Dune Buggy S. ID or 20 acres, desirable lociton, hi chair, 5)0, Maple rOcker, 120. Duplex-Orlando i Bedroom, block, HORSE AND PONY New Engine,Mag, $450 paved road, trees Terry Realty, Maple coffee table, III; Danish AN, furnished. 373 01V7 REALTOR, 8710711. sofa, 135,- Peclirier, 5.33, Dinette, FOR SALE, CALL AFTER $187 month. Rent $310 614$15. Serpentine oa dresser, $ 6P M 37? 4938 -I 1594 Chi'istn,.e I. -. C hristen"e ror giving and a ______ wrj macnine With cabinet, $IS. time for Saving when y Swivel rocker, $75 . Drexel dining the MUST SELL -- NEW) BD, 7 BATH Pages of Our claSsified section suite. Early American, sns. Nice 67-A Feed HOME. all extr as, good Iocati.oqi, desk 4 chair, 130. A sh wood --Make Offer. 3232217 -Victorian table, $93. Gossip seat. I BOX CAR FRICI' 47 Real Estate Wanted $15; Studio couch. .3S. Fireplace I '' DANDY FFF'; PIS -- Fruit Jars. (,,,, set complete, ISO. Maple chest. SS3S. Dining room, 7 pe $4j, Many Barbed Wire-Hog Wire We buy, sell, or exchange real es tate more Items in clean uSed fur Chicken Wire- Fence Posts. lnor out of state. LARRY SAXON, ni?ure. BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR REALToR, 323 94)1). GORMLY's. East 46, Sd,itura KULPDECORATORS 373 4733 '109W.lStSt,,377733$ _________________ so eious' Vow lit 1109 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.97) Hear ACREAGE Goodsmallacreagewith and Without UJu, REALTOR Hour Service Retired couple 1 04,, y w'..." y dusess A k..y of Id.. 1w emy Lake Mary- Clean & pleasant 7 OR GaliBart G"rai office, ti ght I SECLUDE D and convenient. s acres vvth 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile home Terms, %71,0 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Apartments Rent Furnished Lake Golden I Fm i -_:~_ A URI SHOPPING..... 3 bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, garage & chain link fence. - Neat,3Jr oo mpm.ij, LOW DOWN $173, plus Security. Ball Realty. 1 Year old 3 bedrooms, i' baths II? W. lit St., 372 541). pawed road Payment 118711 first mortgage at 7 per crnt will carry Duplex 2 bedrooms Adultssecond mortgage at 1' per cent prcfeqr.j. 130 up week. Excellent buy. $7i,700 $33 fur 'tithed, Fret water. 3774.430 or 333 ________________ ? BEDROOM APARTMENT $120 MONTH 32) 9370 able. Apply -. TufmooffCAV HANDY TO bedroom, 1' Acerage.$ldo 123 71?0 Catch up on your ChrItrn.s bills selling qualify AVON Produc t part time 614)079 4 nursery. New kitchen, and family room All with wall wall carpet, he at and air, garage in rear, $39,000 Terms, , 2 Iiedrooms, large living room, * dining room, fenc ed yard $50 Hot!" * month, Call aft er 5, 303-131.1179. - New Piout,,'s in a rural area No SANFORD down Payment, monthly paynsefl$% less than rent, Government ubsi0.1ed to Mo. Qualified buy Call to s it ialifyl sftnn •n D..1, sIt,,L,UII ui uuy S 5P1ous rooms, air, heat, fenced P.i UNSWOPTH REALTY yard Kids aro pets okay. 103W lit United Real Estate Assoc. Inc. 3736041.37)0517 Toll Free 87S.$Oeg Open ,a m 9pm. '"' '-' _____ FROM $163 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD. correlPond"fs for ail areas of sem inolle, arvd ' -. Mal dining room, I bedrooms and il Auto Repairs IIALUMACRAFT.SOHP MERCURY, GOOD CONDITION krconOItlon,a Baitei.s 51793 elch$ngC. REEL'S BODY SHOP. --lIla Sanord Sailboat, Venture 25. ga lley, he trailer, motor, all excellent FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT condition. 5.5200 FROM OUR YULETIDE ,:;)FT GUIDE In the Clas'.jted section of The Herald Ofl5ON MAMII4f _____________________ • Real~ Living room with fireplace, for. . - - - Stenstroni ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 lots. trrmaculat, I bedroom, 2 bath, family room, carpet, central air, beat, 111,130 price. 9' -, pcI. annual pct. rate, 30 yr. terms, $233 mo prInt. & mt. LARRY SAXON. DrAm "-"l..?r,.. ALl 74.IV - 12 Bedroom Evening and Sunday Herald Ii intervIewing Grl,Jci Apply in person to Sanford Nursing and Convalesc en t Center, 950 Mellonvill, Ave. - I SANFORD. 11,000 DOWN 7 or 3 bedroom, fl., furnished fenced back yard, S.S mo. Call $42 in) . j7onm A LwJrm., i ' 7' from town, W. ao. 1130 mo. No pets. 372-1303. Shopp Your bdrm, TAFFER REALTY 1100 E - 751h St 6635 I FORREST GREENE, INC., flA .. JLJ or 64.3 7313. WE TAKE TRADES CLIFF JOPOAPI, REALTOR Harold Hall Realty 2606 REALTOR 37] 377 - I Gas Stove, apt. size; World Book SOH5 GREET!'icS While you. Yoillfind gift 'ceas for person on your lis t in the Yuletide Gill Guide esery day. JO'lPfNy WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE . INC Houses for - Do Iar1s.Accesso,ies ----- _____________________________ Christmas Shopping easier for Merry Christmas - — Boats &7~~ 71 76 Fr)uppmer! - Miscellaneous r Sale CARPENTER WORK OR MAINTENANCE WORK. 373.3503 ASSOC Garnett "WISE MEN SHALL SEEK HIM" hDmes from $16,)O_.3) 30 Acre Realty, REALTOR . co.j Nights 172 3121 or 37? 7357 _____________ ______________ , so JOHNS REALTY BROKERS SANFORD Broker, 107W Commercial 'PRETTY AS A PlCTUE" Sanford, 37? lfIl Like new, Perfect retirement, 3 borm, ', bath, fenced, trees. many extras $2I50 Good terms. THE HERALD wants to help make MT. PLYMOUTH, 3 bedrogm, 14*1S lot, kitChefl equipped. A cozy home In a Quiet area. 177.500 RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several ibd hom Somew;th air, family rooms. suss7o Mo $311.77? Heated Pool * .fld, director of Nursing, interested '' . WINTER SPRINGS- 3 bedroom, I bath, kitchen equipped, Mid Seminole Realty Inc., 131 1330 or ST. Acreage _______ — 41 Houses for Sale Days-373 6173 iOut REALTOR They're telephone, G Houses Rent Unfurnished To ___________________________________________________________________ - And 661 179) Resort Property 36 41 - Properties J Commercial Homes, Lots Crbtt Real Estate FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING New office. 600 sq ft. for $717 SO a mon th, Includes carpet, drapes and all services. AIio larger space, finished to suite. Call Bill Krames, Leasing Agent. Monogram Property Management Co. 6470172 3 bedroom, 2 story. Central heat 1 air. 2 car gar age, referenc es required. $190 Is? & $100 seCurity. 377 7399, tsc,.I(aIlvllaI DUllUllI PS counties An automobile Malorcreditcardtspionored Route 1)8 & I I Altamonte Springs, FIor,da S 32 HOMES Southwest Volusia WITH DINNER KIMFIULI I YEAR'S PARTY $20 PER COUPLE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY t - Orientiv LOUNGt A. Mctjanahan ' Business Property For Rent ___________________________ I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 7300 ___________ MELLONVILLE AFTERS Dishwasher.Disposal * ,. If you are, can type and are Interested npkklngup some ' j 37 , ________________- * Clothes Washer- Dryer *ever YOflhiflWfl'? RLSTAU*AP41b COCKTAIL Oni bedroo m apt. at 113 Fr en ch Ave., 1)00 per mo plus $5 deposit. Water furnished. 372 60)7 Or 621 44S7 * Rinp.Rpfriorotnr Help Wanted ,, - - Them Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974— I 1 B I - BROKER 37? 5997 'You are always ahead when you ______________________________ buy, sell or rent -.'iith a Want Act - Use ________________________ Housesforap. -- 1 `1 1 9111S 323 1167 or niWo7 -- W/W Shag Carpet Are you one of the lYMJ 1111 A. Have an ad venture, browse For Rent through the Want Ad columns — Of ten for quality bargans CAMP SITES for rent. Have your ____________________________ Second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at I or? bdrm, trailer, also apt; Well CAMP SEMINOLE 37? 1470 located, electric Pd., no deposit. Mature adults. 373-56 93. _________________________ 377347 Instructions 11 Correspondents CANYOUSOLVETHETRUE MYSTERY OF: - _________ - ------ Unfurnished' * - - --- = - FLORIDA IS IN THE DEVIL'S DID YOU KNOW THAT? * Baby Beef-Fr es h Sausage S Free horns ctelivery SaveS Pleaw.casr CS) $30 6461 TNUT1E ,,;~, RENTAL APARTMENT OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER 18 7:00 & 9:30 - F S Mkt. Stall No 6. 372 lOSS or i7 5 1 61. - . __ J 41 ______ _____ UiCly furnlhed I bedroom apt Adults. No pets. 372 940. andle wood Villas --- - .___________ $ __ DEVIL'S FRANKLIN ARMS AP lI7O Florida Ave 3736630 No pets 373 560) - - DEE LlClOJ3 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. Navels. $7 SO; pinea,,ple orang 1&7Bdrm furnorunfurn 7 00, grapefruit. )203 Orlando Dr., 373 $470 11, 10 tanq,rine, 52 30; per bushel, W Dupx Sanford area, 2 Bedr ooms, mix. ree delivery In to ° stove, refrigerat or , Air. $133 plus Russell Crumley. 322 0717; if no deposit. $34 9031. anSwer 3770375 B.amLoo Cove, I 2 BDRM, shag, air, NAVEL ORANc,Es, $250 BU sUnnykitchens.playgr0y Also Tangier Ines city park & Sanford Plaza. From 322 6733 0362 $1. Airport Blvd near Sanf ord Ave. 32) 1310. ______ langerines and lang,lo$ Pickthemfreth,$7Sobijshel ' JIA!1AI*OCGCMm1- Are-Santa's Helpers ________________ Housestor Sale Bedrooms. 43'*17n,ar I 4 Private lot. $1.5 month. 4367 ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________ I ______ 322 3791 Phone 3232611 4 room furnished duplex, 241h St Ist 1. last mo. Plus t.SOd.00sit I child. I '"----.... ..vvr i oc'uroom, kitchen eoutpped,' air & heat Calf owner Dltoru, 1)05) 574-1062 Enroll now for January claes, Singer approved dealer. 2 10 E. 1st St. 373 MAt - .- _______ . -- ~ _____________________ NAVELS, PINK AND *Or!xa' _____________ ____ -- - £.fl .$111111161111110811 - - .__ ---------- R. U. Hutchison 322.4051 •Sm?v•tf,a$ , t.$.a, £u# IaIIas,l,. it * I 40" I -'1 - $71,993 I I Close to downtow n, new lovely 2 One bedroom turn, apt., $IlO mo. J _________ Also 3 bedroom apt., $1. Call bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully after 3 p.m. or before am., equipped, Water.sew.r.garbag, s Mobile Home Lots 814$ _____ service Pd. by owner, tiio. 3. For Rent 709$ or 372-159). I. Bedroom. Adults Only ParkAvenu.Mobllepark I DvPlex,2bdrm.,un,urnap, ?MobileHomeSpacrs 2345 Park Drive, 373 7161 air?. heat For Rent No Pets _____________________ 377-4433 CAMP SEMINOLE, 372 "?o Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines lemons, Will ship (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad. 5:15 (13) Women's ws' With Helen Peikirs 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffin 12:35 (2) News 1 :00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,4) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2,4) Days Of Our - Mobile Homes Rent Take a cue from 8 Classified Ad and sell your no longer needed pool I heat& air, enclosed patio,ctos. in, conv enient to everything, From $1. 3456 • .Jranges and grapefruit, $7. by. up Hor se and Rider Store 715 Sanford Ave., 3237990. Impossible (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (U Jackpot (9) Passwor d (33) Big VaUey (44) News 1730 (2,4) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News - Beat inflation with low tent on a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE 327 4470. _ entral Good Things to Eat - - - - (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission AFTERNOON )4 - 415 (13) Teach In 4:30 (2) Eonanz,l (s) - What do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably, hive 1L -:-.:•:•• 114W. 1st St. _- ____________ (24) Sesame Street (44) Variety Now Showing - ______________________ Ia.t rii..._ WELAKA APARTMENTS tree Xmas gifts by having a 1 Bedr oo m upstairs apartment. rah Coventry i ow 323 fl9) after I I 'grns, water t,tiithed, $19.50 -v _ Mo Adults. 3722296 After 4 -• 30 Apartments Rent - AVALOP4 APARTMENTS . Unf urnished ADULTS, NO PETS I 116 W.7nd I black with white marking chest, Curly tail- Reward 373. 3601, 931 101 2. 4:00 (2,4) Sommerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show Brady Bunch - ____ Earn Lost Anyone knowing whereabouts , small female poodle tnat disappeared Nov 30 from 2121 Palmetto Ave. name Fluffy needs medical attention, please call 321 0)59 . San Francisco (13, 44) Movie 1000 (2 I) Movin On (9) Harry.O (21) Nana 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11.30 (2, 6, 9) News (24) Woman (35) The Saint 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment (24) Man And Environment 44) The FugItive . (9) Opportunities ____________________________ S Lost and Found (6) Match Game (9) e Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver Grady - ---: _____________ Ads Want Houses Rent Unfurnished 1 LOST: I month old Male PVQr All (1) The Bishop 32 11i ------- ~ -- - () Gambit (9) $10,000 Pyramid (3$) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, I) High Rollers ) Now You See (9) Split Sec ond ( Phil Donahue 11:30 (2. 4) Hollywood Squares Ap3rtments Rent Furnished _________ - 42, 8) Winning Streak Jeannie Free ' (6) Price is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, I) 31 Situations Wanted -11 - 11 -—•— (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I) Another World (44) Father Knows (6) The Waitons 21 __ _. - _. ____ ___ __ (33) My Favorite (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) PettIcoat Junction 10:00 (2, U Name That Tur.c (6) Jokers WIld (35) Patty Duke Personals Results Wanted par? time receptionist Ike. Oarkoround in h-public rela tions, Ca ll befor e 11 FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR Furnithed or unfurnished nice? am. 341 5677. RENT. GARAGE INCLUDED r*droom home icr r?. 3237920; $130 MONTH. 373.711) AItr S. 3777129. ARE YOU TROUBt.Fr' C!I TGI Dia l th resulti flUmb. ___ 4 7077 fOr ee. : C.ir" •t , "Hoiinr Atiujf or Te Ifleuroom fur. 3 bed(OOm%, 2 bith. 2 car $lISpIfmonth,SSOdamage çiri, air, shag carpe t, -. - 21101 Magrioila Ave . inr.ç O.xfl. AtIIthl 1*- Lilt 24 Business collect 1 636 3361 eves Martian 12:00 (24) Captioned News 1:00 (2, 4) Tomorrow Deal Big - (6) () Newl ywed Game JO5 iÔ The Edge Of Night T ( - .- = RECORDING co. LOOKING FOR SIP4GING TALENT. 303 475.3341 LlVS Guiding light EVENING Th Tii F or Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974-1OB - :: For Ads ____ --- -:-- Wit. r" l Of SWAP,6 Classified Ad will get resutts Icc ycaj 0.-al 122 Well Drilling - I ;I ' P - IL E() Pu ,':, I R SYSIF All 'vtsanci sit. .'.'frpair and Ser'. ((' I I 5'P4E MACHINE P. SUPPLY CO 7611 or 4)3 9'93 '' " P '-ii) "'' . TO* LIST -YOUR Aluminum Runabout, 16', $45, Call After 3.305.131 1129 Gator 17' trailer, $143, 1971 -________________________________ 20 HP, A 1, 5300. SEA 1977 23' Legerwood Travel Irail,,r MASTER MARINE, Lcqwood PICef'efltcondition.37304$6373 , 1 $31 0719 ________________ ,'. -,. - ,~*-..._. - I BUSIN E' ft*:,%-, I .-- -.-... IAL ~ $ _ Remodeling __ ----. - I W. 25th .-- Sanford, Fla, 322-3103 I 322=2614 . or -, . -' — - - W W-- - - - -, i; __`1111111111111111111 .Z" 'A&x,".9L �-- - ------ -- -- r -- - - 0 WOMEN II i: P e School Image Hurts • I c.. strength h ave dwindled, AP Newsfeaturei Writer requiring ad. The American school system whereas jot is designed and maintained as vanced education and perfected . /: f. •. - - "About 70 per cent of today's 23-year-olds have ha d no b • I I bob and vocational training (Iitl)lCted I tIlege education ... yet nearly per ce nt of all for second class people — hurting both American you ths Jobs available in IIW United Christmas means many t hings to many people, but to 1: A i I. .. said Mrs. Eastham, who a yearly traditlon -up horne" in year old daughter Dawn, It believes Christmas should a Michigan, was t setting P Attractive, 1,,Iondo Mrs Le&- tree using only blue and green mother and daughter decorate the tree together. A 'real" tree colors Mrs. E.asti-tain choses blue is purchased each year and -, -1 ! - I 6:F - - P)T-KW _ff ,~~"~ I Delight her with a sup daintily -' 'r' _J 1. Christmas potluck supper. Toys were brought by the members fem inine manner and friends to be presented to I.A. James Burns, commander of the Salvation Army, by the president of the district Mrs, / Colorcoordinated slips, panties \ - i . Club Notes for daytime wear ' d dreamy I ans,eenwea r for her L night time \ .. ' riUS uS ' . ii iflSiau Lindquist, retiring program chairman were also enjoyed. recently by the Forest City Plus Ulley, vice president; Clinton 1'% b. A I a $9 0 b. $9.00 C. $4 so C. equivalencydiploma. F. Boyd and The study Materials for the test assisted by Mrs. C. are offered in Spanish as wen as Josh Price; Mr& Grace Beane, . A program of Christmas classes, which begin Jan 6, will music was presented by bebeldMoy'onghFrlday . ) 0 22$ E. FIRST SHOPPING ROJAY 8 B.M. - 5 p.m., and A. Paden and son Clifford. Thursday and Friday evenings Harmonica music was from 7- 10 p.m. For more presented by G. UUy, fonnation,callSemlnole Junior corifion music by Renft Schultz College. I for 41: • I U This style and many others. Shop now for best selection. -- .. - t * POW WOW Available in ' Calling all L I 1 ~- - 1. . To remind them fi ¶ "Time Is short." . i - -- — = . .. . - _ -. .; . -.... - Ladies r PJ' ai.. i your selection, carry out your gg gift wrap — rr I 4~1,4' ,Ja._. . i :. taste f The newest, most luxurious I green In sizes . 141/2 thru 171 ,. $20. . ~ F , '- 10 _0LL 1'~;ffl L. O Y- - 14 I - k!~ - DOWNTOWN ._.__- - I - I To con%ploig ___ _______________ __________________ a We will be pleased to Gift Wr Your Purchases the world today. But there's another dif. Pilance And significantly, e Seminole Count, Corn. Housing deseLopmnts come ference board can not grant the firms a rnissioners have already apand go, buuse falter or There a some counties i&zase in ra tes If proved the million purchase blossiu, politicians are re- that can control the operation of they re in noncompUance with of ys nsumer Q s tems — elected uttllUebutSernmoleCont)La a ny i tem UllUes, In c and Indian Hills But the need for water, as one of only six in the state to be The board has jusfcompleted Conmmwr is a new plant that well as for its processing, will able to con tr ol rates," county a rash of public hearings — serves 4800 acres, while Indian remain generall) consistent Utili ty Control Dc Bill most of them long, tedi ous Hills La of a system wi th In Seminole County, faucets Dale says presen ta tions of points and lift sta tions over 630 acres that will fill glasses and tubs with In the seat majority of the counterpoints by county staff sends was te effluents to the i water. Drains will empty, state's 67counties,utility and private utilit attorneys. aitland p lant for processing. toilets will ntmh. It's the same M operations and rates policies Although the sessions are billed everywhere. are restricted by the state as "public hearings" few The difference in Seminole Public Service Commission cuetomers have the per- Sunday: What Will the publicly owned ,'regional or the tim e to sit systems" hold La gore for -- , 6 tore - ______ SUNDAY _________________ __________ -- Aroun d I) u &. Id cw' But board member Davie ' six to eight months. The board has received eight like it, se he submitted his own. the board will be required to sit Then Wednesday Sims clown and negotiate. - __ 0 say "God J'" , ' ~ -~-- - ~ 7. —I----- T",tin"11111111~11 - --... ~.. ~"~ ~_ - - _- 'i J .. 44. ~_.,_ I ~' -- '\7 . - ____ , r; . . - .. r ,is iiO.Iu.i) season carries 1k,e same skeet message of Jo) Star) pictures, PlC, Women's .Section . _. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie — - -__ CHRISTMAS - --' ne annual doll-dressing contest, sponsored by the Salvation Ar rrs mailable for Christmas gif I giving to needy children. Participadrig in The contest were the Southern . omen, First Baptist Chur t nut Baptist hur&h I)ispla)ing the dolls are ileft to right I.A. James F Burns, Irene Brown and DOLLS r n t__ -_ g a tEw - -, - . ~ _ Z ~. _: __~ __ ( Mrs Burns Wrestling Tournament Coverage and pictu., es of the Greyhound Invitational affair Confirmation Gets Mixed Reactions ~_ ~ v__- Index Around the Clock ... AA Comies........... ... .78 1% Keeth's iiendrnent came I So last week layer fkials are eager to hire a chief job negotiator to deal with employe bmitted another description. Sims still didn't unions, with which after Jan , __ - t 'Ui -- - ft other than those specified In the didn't like Layer's applications. Anti school of. 205 • 1. But lAyer said 11ursday he "refmrAng and mitinuing to begin advertising for the after Layer said the terin pos ition, which Incidentally, "required" could hold up hiring will from 000 to $22,000 a of a desired applicant as long as L _rain 4 School Supt. description so the school could Always Welcome . - Fm a U Introductory PH, 322.0204 208 E EIRST ST. -, G.F, C1 IFIA. SHOE ' William Layer submitted a job Job description. Your BankAmerlcard& Master Charge - - - r his title should be director of the end which would negate & On Dec PEN FRIDAY NITES - not until after a lengthy and plicant has suitable heated debate. qualificafions In related areas • jj - -. employe relations But it was word 'required" if the a W 1WM_7.==Z I - _______ - Sweet Message Of Joy has been t1v big question for the "required" be left in in areas Seminole County School Board. where qualifications are listed. A Great Gift For The ~ . UK- W regWated by both the county compliance can be fined up "I"here . __ F; • • ol officials (mall a reed proposedaddingaparagraphat V -- - - - . %%hat to 1l a n€u1itor sshu propose d a d op t ion of his will battle with public employe proposal after calling Layer's unions when collective "a sorry job description" and bargaining becomes law Jan. 1, demanding the word - LEISURE IF OTWFAR - . TiI ext ;,-.--~~!M' WRAP . • minimum of care AU this plus the superior tailorgig you expect from Excello Available in white, light blue, beige, chocolate, navy and mint i ' . Board Decides On shirt that "breaIIi;," never - _~ . =- - nlzed. But we intend to ask get underway until a suit filed SEA has filed a oo with the board once formal for recognition as the sole against the board b) SEA of- personal damage suit against negotiations are underwa y. bargaining unit," SEA ficials is cleared up. the board. The suit miffed some Although teachers' salaries spokesman Steve Rosenthal Rosenthal aiso said he didn't boani members who aised are sery important, Rosenthal said. SEA claims 760 members, believe much will get done until SEA members of bad fait.h. also stressed other areas such he said the count) has hired a proposed The suit charged board as curriculum and In-service SchOQI SuPt. William Layer special negotiator to deal with members Davie Sims, Jean education which the union said the SEA appearance since the union when the board is Bryant, Stuart Culpepper, R.G. hopes to negotiate with the the next step Lato appear before required by law Jan. 1, to Feather and Allan Kth with board. fabric available today. In a / V \- the board after filing the bargain collectively with its necessary qual ifying papers employes. - - v, sole bargaining agent for the implement the law and lr=e make its pitch. county's 1,300 teachers, smooth, proper negotiations.Rosenthal, who Is the chief T'he school board will need a counselors and librarinits SEA Layer !did spokesman , reconendatIon b) La yer to "We shouldn't have any Ilowever, Rosenthal said he hire someone to handle union has a list of 100 points which problern actually being recoR- didn't expect any hargRining to negottations. union members want to discuss — -10, - 1 = ?. . • ' The . the county in a thrpart — Seeks Recognition , • - Vivian who W Seminole Junior College a Adu II Education Campus, dfm,M her work with instructor Helen Hickey (left). The budding r. tilts had a show recently at the SKadministrailve BWdlq. (Herald Photo by BID Inc a V e 1) Seminole Education with the state which SEA has IMP"ONOWAVE I 0 I-" 11W3 ~_ -' .: Association (SEA) officers will already done. expects to have labor refuse to engage in collective petition the school board Jan. 8 "I believe the board will do mediator on board by Jan. 8, bargaining." It was filed in to try and win recognition as everything In their power to when the union Is expected to October. - FREE a SEA ' .. -- - ' _Mz •. 'general housekeeping, of the companies, but UP-re are no real major problems" n bioUemsdocn' Dale says, y are usually fltered says, MM the operation of one o older s in the county before Utility Control." e customers? =__ -- •, . . . for _._.--- and nature camps, to large County is that 21 separate tPSCj. Sanford __k hearing on a firm,$ compliance Is being held every other week I s -- . .1- -I-- . ' — • • I - PP ,.. Store ([,UW y 1 - ices e SHOW I . 2 nections for mobile home parks Control Board" stability of our ecology, as well water must be clear, and =_z .. Banmericar Mast er rag ( , one 0 T1 ________ Including Hanes Fine ' prepare Gift Certificate - - ~ • I . I or - - old utility control department is technical bantering in order staffed by Dale and three plant complain about the uUllty inspectors, w hile the county bills. commissioners sit as the And, while It may seem that a -Morris, decides on compliance. that of our pocketbook, odorless and the pressure must non-compliance with the Herald staff writer Bill be consistent and unin- county's utility regulations and t reques1 Belleville analyzes the current tervupted The sewage must be ac on rate . , status of utility operstiona In treated under standards The ' iOUnd to in non - _;.%a:_F . ' ,•-' . - --- - • -- r STUDENTS PAINTINGS M W . . I - - - T ! We will help with — - ART erations P I -. . . --- residents. The utility systems range - - . -! -- ~i / ---- SJC ty ann sewer facilities to Count) dergoing a radical change 1 Peignolm, 0 operations Is currently un. that provide several con- decision-making "Utility 1. v' • - ____- - - k . -; - ¶ ___ : # _ / ' . 1W & O )IF I * 11 * The board, with the In. on one firm of another, the Seminole County is no ex- professional plant that supplies formation supplied b Dale' cep tion The quality of water thousands of customers with s situation is not quite as bad aj -- I --, staff. and legallUes interpreted seems according to Dale -~- - - - ~,-__~~-~ _41QF'C~--and the method of sewage water and sewer service. -_ l 7--."t ~PN by Utilit y Attorney Robert . recycling" "We have problems with affects the Whatever the source, the ;___Aa.iW , I iti I / t The nature of utility from Mom and Pop" firma r 1 - 8 flu BEU% lii E Herald Staff Wri ter .. __________ !r4 '— _-~ . O/ - stuiiiped % 0' i . -;s - . - Z. - - ~ :_ . .1 . .r-<. I - , S 1~_. ', = Gowns, . _-- Men... yard. -. Styles C I I _ ~,-&L__ A -21M ,.--- + 40- t... j_- r- ,- I _ - - .- reason why they shouldn't enjoy puttering around v.Ith - - ;1 a 11 __ . .. i ~ -- , -: - . . - 1 " - t - ... . I 1~_~- ~- -- -_ -_ U Undergo Rad*ical Chan e , .,X__ 11, A -1 ..... I k'"" - • 11 ~_ -.1 _~ - __ - _-~__ = __.___~-__- - 11 a '. =____ 2 I I . . • íç County 1W .__-- -7 '~ 1, ~ - 1. : " • There are thousands of male gar de ners and there is no • ___ ~_ . ~`__-=_ ~ ____ \ `-,9* ----,-.. - I -. ewi - - I __ __ I _ ~__ M _. --___ - * ___--_ I -1— -..,7 .- - I__ -----, .1 - I _._~t~ _' oiv~ .=---. - ~ - - _____ - -, .. • - __ -f••- ~ ; *" #i -% -. name on it. I Men's .. A ND SAVE I ;0 the Chrbtmas tree with their • 0 Do Yourself A Favor. . . the federal government operates on a different fiscal year . t. - flonst Many men would lose to •. Lr ji 200 N. Park Cbristmas gift ideas for the m en in their Uses shouldn't overlook the neighborhood casual footwear - .4 i •Ii I Ideas Women Warm and comfortable slippers, a most wanted gift, by Daniel 1 I- - - .-- and a vocal solo by Mrs. Ebba Gift - •. NO MMF I~7_ _! , .. municipalit.ics," Floyd said, adding property tax revenues are usuall) slow cning in during the quarter He said since - _____ - ~ _(? _. _- . outgoing president and Mrs. M. from FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE Green, known - L flO auugO or , 11 \ LIIV i Boss; and him Alice Saunders, struction or material& The center Is located in membership. second floor of the Pan W. B. flunt was chairman of American Buildiny, at the inthe nominating committee. temection of 1-4 and Sit 436. ,4, I fl \) , ~ `16 - - •. - - - our young people," r . 18 years of age or older. social, assisted by Mrs. V K Ii and M and Mrs M"on - -- - -_ - :_:_:_:_:-:-:_%_X__:- " . L __\ Marshall, secretary-treasurer; Instruction will be offered In and Mr Nellie Price, assistant high school review which Secretary-treasurer. prepar es a student For the G.E.D. test lea di ng to a high Committee chairman are a . ~ -% . Trylt you'll like it I , New Center Seminole Junior College announces the opening of a new They Include George L adult educa tion study centei at Schepp, predent, G (Bert) theInteateMatlforstudents \ I . - . "W_' _"-1_-_-_--_-X-_--~ ~~U__G:~~_.__.____ . ~-. -~z _____------_._1_ - Soaub, which met in thC sOCial room of Forest Lake Sesenthday Adventist Church \ a. - October through lcernbr is traditionally a ba d period For mi flC) frt'rn that source is also slow arriiiing -- . "The future of Amencan tastes t - - .*. % Andwhat'smore,theyse ll at$3 turning to the more contable wines a fif th or less and are sngI) ventional type is by no classic However, the " similar to the P01 "The way the popularity of - - - cautious approach to spending as Casselberry. of Income Is dc'a been through consolidating many posivan3. "It is hard to cut down on tow paying workers au each has a definite job to do.But th e staff of sanitation workers, as ne example, has fl cut, he said, though revampi ng practice3 and routing and through use of a paging system to irnmc-diatEly notify workers of garbage and trash p1 ck-uo misses. flod s.tid that ,i'in' fld!Iz((J through cnselid ti and increased efficiency are quickly eroded however i ncreased operations costs. / "Expenses have gone up over 300 per cent for electricity ilone" he said "People do not realize government costs are going up at the same rate the costs (-if running thoir hornes Floyd mid Altamonte is essentially taking the same Rpproved Increases in water and sewer utibty rates but the city lost two months revenue from this source when council failed to immediately raise the rates. Just about every area -comes vacant, except emergency 11 budget purposes and the first check received by the city this budget year was for $39000. "So far, we have not had to rt to laying anyone o and i hope we do not have to," Crier said. but building is flO atd standsUl), h sdld The city council posluons they are being left urthiled In both cities _____ ! clining, and teen-agers are Burgundies, Bordeaux and Rhine wines we have been im. lotl (1 \lt Int'nk Springs said ___________ grants and loans, for sewer s)1tern expansions and improvements. Floyd said major CUis in city employment have ' _ \ ~ . . V prices and coin laundry service In a pleasant at- ", ::: I +_ ____ __ r come from high quality MelanleStewart,ford!strlbutlontothencedyatchrjstina,. • is. example ranks oy No 15 "But the fig The yield of California's ure should double by 1980," he yards may lock the elegance of added a $10 bottle of vin ta ge One interesting sign is that front one of Frame's chateaux, but these domestic varieties the sale of "pop wines IS TOYS The District 37 of the Florida Nurses Association held its annual trimmed In the 011 DONATE Coast enologist I) i York. California table wine I, NURSES west veteran q -_~ F~ . LA UN D ROM A iii b anticipate 8,O00 per quarter In revenue sharing funds. The council, however, wisely cut the projecti on to $38,000 for comnieted rA§bd1ffqffC11~ ~W!11111111 The city is scheduled to receive a substantial amount of sharing is concerned. The state, at budget time, told us to "Sure th at mea ns postponing some purchases, while th e city is trying to assess i f inancial conditi on and cutting corners everywhere," Grier said, noting the analysis of income in comparison wi th budget anUcipations has not been adding that city files are bulging with applications for practically every city b ::: • The United States is becom ri A rin rpF, \lI%(T \rIli tiiiit WAY 'Wt' are in pretty go shape as far as sta te revenue nly essential items are being permitted. Men and WOfl)n are'waiting in th e wings, applications in hand, for On)' opening. But city employes In Casselberry and mopP.r, Op,na.m.c'aIIy. can Now ne 83 a Matter Fact. La?.d at . . *.1 astin e portant, they are soothing and and green. last year ., .:. favorite colors, they match her ornaments and garlands are done, of course, in blue home's decor and most im. placed on the tree, all In blue gr een. Chr istm ps o then be ' ., :. ases Emoloyrnent budgeted does not mean that It will be purchased. Purchases The only area where e have a turnover La sanitation aft er the lights are on, glass has e IflY O1 nativity and green because they are her r _____________ - to find enlPloYes for menial taik.s or any - Purch Casselberry Sla)or Bill Grier said. "I have issued a memo to all department heads, telling th em that because an item is Municipal gOVCflueflt no longer have to beat the bushes andlelight dinner at home. proper figurine.,;, I %%ould like to Cut __ "We ar taking a second look at our overall budget," Iferald Suff Writer e If I could ever must be doing the right things," course in wine appreciation at 0 i a - -1~ - _ 0 _ .. .I - training. And we must also education outside a standara 0 ' . that educ atio should r r of flint tL IlL ho a Specifically, we grahusted from Vassar, wrote the book in an effort to provide ustcoder the young ho is unsuited to college or information that will Increase prefers to hitch his talents to the options open to students who vocational or technical are looking for paths to higher By DONNA FTE Rick), at their home on means peace and tranquility, quiet time. ed an d eighty-eight Mrs. East ha m and Dawn brought down was eight, taking care of that ac eac1, year a Springs, and each Christmas from special project was Mrs. etk before Christmas and they decorate their home and Fastham's responsibility. ___________________________________ - F A4UflICIDQIIt!ês Lombardy Road, Winter large nativity sane near th place, From the time shee Springs. The fami ly enjoys a formal and the job market that may be States requires soine vocational d Bright colors are 'too busy". Mrs. Betty Eastham and her 11 - seeking their specific talents. or technical skill.., she mainSo says author Muriel !de- thins For example six to ten rtr whose book, e Career Education," strenes er medical dtor - - I A charming Christmas tradition is practiced each Christmas Eve by John and Carrie Cribbin and their children Brian, Roger an Crttiws cards sen t out From the Eastham home were a lso done in blue and green. th According o Mrs. Eas relaxing, suggesting peace and tranquility. ( . By NANCY BO(1 M I .6 '0 . , . 1 , " , __ I college degrees are status sym. training in schools and have not I V Own Each Family Has Its 'Y ! - though each of Its pupils w&3 skills have sizeably increased. destined for Harvard or Oxford. And the image problem — T _ d Sanford Florida 32771-- Price 10 Cents ____________________________________ Christmas Customs uiiier. •- U December 20, 1974 _____________________________ 111", untrained nunds and physical Bv VIVIAN BROWN t g 67th Year, No. 105—Friday, Youth Job Search - Thursday, Dec. 19, 1974-12b Evening Herald, Sanford, FL O .. Y e Crosssword Puzzle . , - - 5A Dear Abby .. .. 8A Editorial . . ........ 4A liospe.. .. .......5A . Obituaries.......... 3A .Sfxts ........113B a . Television,. , . . IOB Yesterday's high 71 low this morning 51 Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday. Shawers developing tda and tomorrow. LmplIe details page SA. . The local reaction to Ne6on it and knows what to do with it." the economic situation Of the president. 1 feel he's really Hav ing Rockefeller qualified from his eerience In p- average person In the coun the 41st vice-president of the pointed as a vice president in It's hard to imagine him per. governmrent." She approves of United States, varied front office with Gerald Ford. who sonally cu the form,er New York Goverw sat isfaction, to displeasure, was also appointed to that anything. But yet, that's what being appointed, rather n complete apathy. position before Richard Nixon's we are being IsLed to do, by elected, but hopes "that we 'I don't even care,' one rignauon, ouldn (make an don' t make a habit of it With Pr esident Ford.' middl"ged lady dechared, on difference either way, ac. Sts. Hunt would rather see the the situation the country4 vra-- "6 n, Rockefeller s conf irmation as hearing of his confthiiatlon by cording to Gatt. sice president elected than though, had to take a S,and.i Ilunt, though, feels that appointed. If Rocky ran in chance. We were like a The la dy graciously dedlied to "they could have picked eit her slot on the ticket in '76, it drowning person; we had to be identified, someone eL For the job." M& would be "uniikely" she voted reach for something fast. Joe Garrett of Sanford filnks Ilunt said she would have for him. AIrn Renerally a Charles Ilayes of Sanford Rockefeller La "as good a choice preferred someone "like Republican, but my decisjo, doesn't think Rocky 's milons as anyone." Garrett thinks tt* Ronald Re3han as vice would depend O,1 the quality of will hurt in the performance of new veep is a man who would president "I think with the Democratic h is job I think old Rockefeller nominee" know how to handle the nation's Rockefeller's money, he will Eloise Metz Sanf d think t to a g vi tiioneysince'h'shad Plenty uf have a difficult time relating to Rocky WOUl(l riiak (Continued thi Page 2-At oi1 vice L � 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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