1 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5607f37c95b5da6434d8c96170f36723.pdf 881b45aa8550f45d44171d29281d5b62 PDF Text Text ______________ 13-vnInr1 I4i'rd, cnforcI, Pt Nov - _ Mk.— 41 0 '--s i; 0 41 6 _ ci a . . 0 •• , :" ____ 4 Jj it;iii;i • ri ' [L(.IT1 ____ ____ SUNDAY EDITION wzI _ 68th Year No 86 Sunday,November 30 1915 Sanford Florida 32171 Price 20 Cents 4 1 — - 0 I:. I , I Publix I - ::,./ _N___.t - V4n % i '!. ~~~ I . . ) Coke It ~, I .1 RMS PROIen 111111110"4111111111 ____ 99C bill 8 4 roa $ Loaves p /' PubIix'Th..,Placefo8eeJ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV Tasty Sliced German Sp1. 8lo _______ "LiJ Imperial Oven Roast H.V.P. ... . 200 E U F U U I RC 1 Of UR AWRIM - % 0 I -4~ - I ft . . _____- -. -, -. .. ___ -:•• '.--- : l" 'h, I i L:1Ill i ______________ . , -- O "'. , - — , 33 • lb °9' 33' with Hoflandojse Sour, Perfect for Salads or Sl'cèng, to,g, - buh49' . • ' I Bell Peppers 41."!t - r • . - Fresh Mushrooms I Salad Perfect Cris Cucumbers • - ( IU)\i & (Ill 1SF -. j Jono*s Frozen 39 Ch•Is•Pjflo 11 1, G " Selected Baby Beef" _ . Pail Vrf1. i Inflation Fighter 4 treorvost 1111 issirratersharr Id"Cr I 4 redopottits "k ke(wp soft brr*4 crt, asks ,--T .......... awp a, $129 , $ Ih Iqa flavorfulL.onMty Bee f Slade I Sharp Cheddar Spread m , . , 99 99' Try This 0*"us 9"f Round i .~ xT 14-- i 4WG A St II • I Schkis ________ Ints, Bled., — I -' SIICedA If![IJ4WGreenSfamps . " Womensin Ch*mw Bar, Sliced I I ( - , I I .~ ___ alLI I - , . .1 ~__ i ~, ~ .r I = - — - i. - - -9 - I I. —: - - - - UI' .- A gain Bicentennial Festival was held at Trhilly Preparatory School recently, staning with a costumed proctslonal and 1olioed by a s pe cial Festal Holy Eucharis t Senice, a recepdon (or all visitors and a program of m usic and drama climaxing with a colonial Than ksg i ving banquet. Winne In the m os t authentic. looking costume contest were ifrom left Brady Brags, pilgrim; WINNERS , .4. - ~-~Z_t4i~ , ., ____________________ •- FESTIVAL r - . 7--tt.--~2=~ - Leigh Warren, Rachel Jackson; Tbad McNulty, Abe Uncoln. lAight Pirino: l.olly Muller kneelingi, lndisn; Usa (george, enwgi:l; Beau ('uffle, Uncle Sam; 1SIiC Bnner, flapper; Malt McDonald, colonial colcier and ilk Jt rg ns Indian (Herald Phuli h Bill Vinvvnt. Jr.i inole C it ies * * ____ f Its of, "to candidates in Longwoodi's necessary. In Ike Ma ry, where six master John No*n who ad City Clerk Mary Norton (roup Field Offi ce , Orlanl Winter Springs predicts 35 per Naval Recruit Command. lif. edion appear today on Page 2-A. The p. Ferguson is head f e cent — 400 of the city's fibs of candidates in Casselberry, county di vision of maintenance qualified 1,138 voters will turn td from tl. U S Navy years — thXCe and a 17-year resident of Lake out at the polling place at the - plions Pilarxi servLd one terni and Mary. lire hail at 102 Nnrth Moss Road part of another on the city Stumbo is a mem be r of the to choose a mayor and two council before being ta pped, by venm ballots may be appiied for up to council member in the city's cflman in the city's charter and vroup two; Claude Ash, Mary to fifl a vacancy left by charter of incorporation and as subsequently elected to a Daniels and Irene Van Eepoel resignation of Frank Durrance returned no later than 7 p.m. was incumbent), council group from tw o-year tern in December council, term In Tuesd3y when the polls close. fodr. 1973. flunt, presently employed by . 1973. She did riot The election will be can- December Mrs. Ifem was elected to a Deadline for voters to pick up the Orange County Board of election In I seu by Mrs Sassman and sic split one-year term as mayor in and return a bsentee ballots is 5 (rmu1usssoners as a sues . Bacon was elected to a split December, 1973. Councilmen Bert Perinchief chief, is now vror ng in the She ran for a P.m. Morway. turn out at the polls during the 7 smallest in population, will to mar tir fifth trek to t he OL a.m. to 7 p.m. h facelift I the CBI) b coordinate the revital ization take advantage of their fran. In those two years and four months Tuesday. cl,LW. process that has already begun. Only one the four cities ballot includes IkIres Take a look it Fi rst Sweet Mary - requires that Lash, unopposed for seat one; and you'll find real signs of Lake I . id wmnmng candidates recele a Martin Bacon Sr (mncwnbenti pr ogress," Miss Ja co bs majority of the vote cast. In Henderson Ferguson and Roger cently. 'The little Wardrobe has _________ --- 5 p.m. Monday and must be year tenn and Virginia Mercer, who did one not pleting the term of city Post. but was defeated by Bacon. seek reelection, im. last year corn council post in December I4 Pellerin is cuenth em- office as ploved liv Ott, Nx.--d S:1, ,!,~ an I -_ i • . . . n - I : Processed Ch**" Food (64-count) , iii • 1 __~ - __ r - ____ T I other DDC inernbers: Rose County cities — Lake Mary. candidates are vying for three Jacobson, Don Knight, Ralph Winter Spr ings, Longwood and city council sea ts, City ClerkMar and Lars . Vince Robe rts, Janice Casselberry will go to the Kay Sassmnan predicts 60 per PVruUS Springfield, Doug Stenstrom respective city polling places cent — 07 — of the 1,o6l members are quick to point out, is not to initiate a cosmetic ___________ -_-~_~, 9 English Cheese ot.p. 1 time Kraft's Nliciows Tasty B.eIto.n or ! I I 2. 49, Daki-Frorsh On. amps , '' _ volunteer fire department and a council members. virtue of having been electM and Garnett White ' all Tuesday select tw mayors qualified voters will turn out at . , member of th . Stum e five-man boa bo , seat three Th e ballot includes La uren t icemnaor by scolleagues t ; harry mnchatcly after the pals close. representatives of Sanford's and 10 councIl members from the lake Ma of t rustees for the department, A. Pellerin Sr. and Troy j replace resigned Elerimentary Terry tincumbenti and M ar gie business md professional fields of V candidates. Roy MCCI School potS. Mrs. lash, who to take appointed by Mayor Walter Piland (incumbentj for mayor; as mayor early t year. community. City Voters of the city, youngest of clerks in the cer's council Post Sorenson. In Lake Mary as in Longwood Mrs. Mer Ernest If. flendrix I incumbent) flendr~x, running in his f:r,municipalities predict 4,464 Scminole's seven, having been and Cassel , absentee unopposed, was named a W ha t the DDC Is all about berr y Terry was named a counand Gary Hunt, city council election, was appointed in Miy voters of the 8,7133 eligible will incorporated in 1973, and P~s (Afro Ban Roil-on nti-vetrsp,iiirant '-'-.yunnalsc A Grriital Treat! Beef Loin Sirloin Steak ............ Leon, Meaty Beef Full-Cut 'i/Pr nnC+ .. Casselbet ry, oni; a pluraLty Ls . en ,., 1• T ' I 1 Phil. of 12 ' I.' • I I I ran I, I -, - /I _ t__ __ Winter Springs. Lngwood and 11traid.`!all Writer ' Voters in four Seminole augmnentedbythethlenof ' i j10-_-P. _-., -4 p . I . What they learned bwh surprisefl and impressed the"'- fly IXPNNA SES 0 , ''' DF~~l A' of Miss Jacobson, council adviser Shir l ey Mk, and Morris I1ijGreeflSfamps pig 3 The expertise LATF4A - I6z Froth . . l each -11 I medical history of a patien Four Se Co. Fresh Eggplant .......... for 25' Top your Steak or Roost with Country Stand B,ond - . 1 % •- 1- _ ... i_--1-- ___1_ ~,.~-. ~ I ___________________________________________________ Chelsea Guarranty and Title 3 i 39 Bak,ot Fry, Plump Purple I I ,.A.. ~ --- Two Mayors, 10 Council Members To Be Chosen firm. JohnMorrjs, chairman o( the nine-member DDC, is a city 3 Fw Salads or Stuffing, Fresh Gtoen - - , acobson owns Interiors b%Satja. an interior decoratin' , large 1. for SanluFd Ids a prominent li(e.long resident of Sanfo. ecofloImsis: hovernmena1 lace in Florida's histo oificials, ci% ii l eade rs - and Her parents, }krman and Founded in 18Th the clt e discovered Jacobson, operate Ray, a there were no became the hub of commercial fashionable women's apparel expcs,cau5e:%e ry tns unique, with unique problems." i Continued On Page 8A) store on First Street. A businesswoman herself, Miss • Fresh Broccoli —..--- ft ' - Mash, Tb.;, U S 1 Fry Red Potatoes .......... Serve - lriui ).eus h.- Bout DDC's executive director, Sara Jacobson , is a I _- I DIX' team ha(l to estat)lish what made the city tick. So, like reflected. "We talked with architects, planners The It II 0 Calmeria Grapes...... PI I I ( threctiorby a group of con theybeganconductjngresearch cerned citizens calling them. ___________________ on the city's social and selves the Dowton D economic histo ry. M b Development Counci A ~.. f- - - .; Before they could find a cure Or --, ailed the CBD, the Ca'nc. ~.....3 I' - VW Sweet laity, California White for one 11 . $ r / - the DX director said. months, the oft-repeated drenin $75,000. The meetirog of rejuvenating Sanford's faltering Downtown area has is scheduled for 7 been given substance and P.M. at the Civ c w 0 j I LUW LWt will I . . V.- __ -:_I .v 11 - year, at a cost of for what During the past several w - "Eventually it dawned on X5 - .-1 I -. . that because of all the research e had been conducting bout the problem as we did," program • v• t 0 W fl f- :... vote on whether or s1ormedo"Vto I USED SUNDAY... . .. 89 d 0 W fl businessmen - 1 ' _ /,-4 ,oir, - . - C storefronts in the not , 11 u t.!k tsd ;et when tha District THRU WEDNESDAY Its will face = I . lrorücally, the DDC team, in its search for the exper ts on DDC program T1 If ford ts come true, the gloom} facades so apparent in the city 's Central BUSIneSS FRIDAY, NOV. 28th _W~ ~ -.. .: FOODS H tt t)ll . MLJRI flY Ikrald'tafR4rUcr TFiIS AD 'Z' 99' ________________________________ ... I . X. 89 EvsrybodysFove,j,,Fy,,h.8akd Pumpkin Pig 11, ••- • AT ) V'' ~* arget Of DDC .-- - . a • • ______ . - 9 9, :' - i_-.. . . * Roody-lo-take-out Southern ,. - I — SAVE 45c (2COffLabsI)OraiAniis.pt,c 004 39' Canteen Style ......... — lor ONLY . - .. Hair Spray Kitchen Fresh Sandwiches otctaill rounu ee 5 I i or Pickle & Chicken. Ham *f Egg Salad $ 1 79 I P't-- - ?,QT e~ Bo*f plot* SPA Listerine Mouthwash Delightful§, Diffstreint, Fitish-Mado $ 11 09 Chuck Shoulder Roost.. Its S -41 VO ' Ii) liCIOV,SbC.d sm-11 I pf4m.v.% Isfelon I1s*^*III% 64#9 11nill-sh Cut Roost lifils P 0 6miq Al -,:--. ."l, - - . . .. -,=~,,_.~._--~_&i;_'. -~ -1 - . ~ . . .,--; -: 1r_=,- __. - -1,% . . "': n 0 I - __ - _~ - -fi-. , ~ *~ a ion f own SAVE 40C. Gray, Hard to Hold, Regular or Super * Pimento oaf h129 Chuck Blade Roost........ lb HeA & f4A . ~ Trans or # -,_ 01p- ~, .11 - ______________ S -JI I rpq_s~m pig I on sa-061% &*of rnanhgOv They is p.IX flQ gift 0V _____ INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN OEEF SALE Chuck Blade Steak s14QUC%I1tVI0r*O(.i.j1R,1-x11 I __________ I) ct%oen Miefter you're OwwV an 00 J I1LTiIi [if - Plus Dep.suggftwd Platlem Of Creole your own Ort,11111`411 Club A.. t - ~'. Ip1vr1' rr . A. Hdiy good noi are betec wten u P&i irom Dee Cie or a' s many I — - EWE I1OI• STAIM P S k G*I cWtil%cales bf arly at"ount you .", CA iW ~t - ! -___ - ~ _? assistant to the ' 2_-__ 4 - IC4111tintit-d 01I 111ge Z-As — * IU ~ -_.I A I - _______ him 6 Fejm Fod 16t - _1-__ 0 ShortRibs...................79 Rav.dui$.n.k,s is —_ SY? Cottage Cheese.................. okstn. sTas I• • — Roth's D.kcjou, Corned Beef Rounds 2 7 9 139 ~; • Sliced Bacon 00w ____ _________ _________ Swift's Franks Swift's Pr.mhim s. -- with Nibs 2' __________ ____ 1 i_. _____ - r 1 2 e ever Atnwwr Sim • Hot Dogs...................... LAVI Sugai — I : UwWa's Tasty SUc*d CarmM Beef or, Passt r arai ...................... Oscar Mar-rew Chip- A-Roos......................... SAVE 5c St,L. $ To" Honey Pod Peas................ ________ ________ •i" Sliced Bologna.......... k ZA L. Red Snapper Fillets S.adT,oat ....d & Drawn Corned Beef Hash .............. tell 59, its -go Pizza Mix l's• 79 VE lOc O,I., Raisi n & SpkeocVsri.ty $1" lOc W.khod, SAVE2OC,LodyB..tpy Prun. Juice................. SAVE 9 C.DO4.D,U.StT,,,O,I SeH.toeC.ld,D.lic1.usup,, 49, SAVE 13c, 05C Off Labol) 09"t6, M" ;2-41s 99# Ivory Uquid ... SAVE 20t, E6ctrk Dishwa,that Dettifviont Cascade........................ r-1 919t SA VE 8c, A v n i HAo's she" et Whole IlReets..... ....... I...1"u PM 29' SAVI 6c, Gr"n ol.imt 12-ot 9 1 Nlbl9tS Corn . .......... 3 tdH" SAVE l4c, With Moat, M ush.*..,*r piain I RagW ..... I., I SAVE 8c, DWkieus I 000 klandi ---.- -- - - - C Kraft Getbago Bogs two S ii 39 *.d :::::: : r Cwnafl.n Green Beans 79' SAVE 1OC With Butts, Sauc O'r.eIIIO4Cnt Iea White Shoepeg Corn 4 SAVE lOc Wilk Cs.arn Sauc., $ oor space a. . --------- 7____ - J the slo in of the Dix r ____ ç. , , 4f S hrimp ticks Goirton's Firbson Sole Au Gratin tO... '! -- 1onuttee, as the DDC was sj 12. wistonsin Choose Illor Longhorn ' ______ ii' , - SAW 16c, SOaky, - 7i A" _________ ~,,. - ____ was stormy, with society of- , ) -, .? ApF4o, Applet Graps, A PO4 Mad ber", A pl* Rod Pum or Apple Strawberry ira pma Jolly ................. - 4 - project. ]' b" ' - - - SANFORD PLAZA -SANFORD LONGWoOD VILLAGE: CTR. - LONGWOOD iEMINOLE , *,The no • Oiffsn(rwIn.p,I) R•9VIO,MO,,,, . T " A__ ~ J'WGrexen Stamps ,sd kitchen Iowilm" Gt Bar 15-0. 9is. move'" W".Z!1. lopol __ ___ ---- --- - ___.~ ), T I XT14A %4 01cu.,V V_ P 4t** 'T * * It * 1 * 4L * *4; * I JwGri eenStamps DIX4 Bathroom Cup Romh (3-9s. sixio) . 1100-0-06. __! 6 tIa,,W.4,,3I,,$p _•'-_._ _. n o -- --- , _q 4 5trated their commitment to* the redevelopment project In a very concrete inanner: they left theic interior decorating business to devote three months CO full-timi,effort, without pay, to the DDC. "We began to search for the - ------,-,-,_- " -. -' .'. ' - __ . - -_ .___ - __ -__ _____._ - ______ - - . . 4' ' - overdue rescue of thrft utixer - The humane society will request 50 animal runs, a site fo a portable office and permission to handle animal ~._A adoptions. Since the Oviedo Five-year-old Kc%,In Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. incident earlier this month, tl,v Johnson,Saidord, whispers his Christmas i4ishes to Santa Claus society, in conjun.ction with the at the Sanford I'laza Shopping Center. Santa arrived In town on county's animal control Friday and -A ill he at the Plain each weekend and every afternoon deputm,ent, have established a (luring the %tLek preceding Christmas. About 500 persons turned -hofte." k -- I SANTA CLAUS IS IN TOWN pasture of a six-months old sorrel quarterhorse and the horses. I --- -_ - : i I I Today _______________________ AroundTheliuek 6-A Bridge 4-1 Is Postponed Spaziano is accused of raping ;I 30-year-old south Serninole woman on Dec. 26, 1973. The trial pixitponement was made in circuit anul after Wth the prosecutor and deferuse attorney Edward Kirkland sought the delay. A document in the court file indicates the state ma ~ call acitrcses I the flpt (dC ant(1I sistence on a program f Seminole County was prompted by the death in an Oviedo " Spa : I working together to come up ith a package which will t,.,, presented to the full board ;it rccent s -T ~ 5c .- • . I %- . & ~- Ai -ik - ~~-- - ;' i .'le gang member Joseph Robert Crazy Joe Spizwm that had been seheded for next week has been postponed until the week of Jan, 26 . . . • . - _~-~_-~ P 9- for three months before taking dition The second meeting last Sunday was peaceable, with county and society officials mmion meeting at the Sarford Cour thouse 7 - $3,833 is not an we can get our office open." ,, longer can feed ma y W;tl the dctIn When .otun Liken, lAo.to,j:,uc,ttr1or animal control office and one horse had to be shot and the humane society, has filed Calendar able program in the apathy. operating budget," Miss Jacobson commented, "It's the bare minimum we need to get 14. ~----i Publix Al pace-setter in defeating the major 'meEtly 74*4 •11511S...... pe, 39 SAVI$CS.fIPfYAU.a,,d 300.d. . i - ~_ " __ . t ii ualnroong .". t . 1111.,... w*e.oo, j ittlij With Bacon Ham or Pluiri Quake, is AT THESE commission for the lack of a I Chunk Style Tuna 2'' 89' SAVE Sc 41k by the cormnissioneri' display Cern OW Margigrine where shopping Is o pleasure THIS AD 0000 I . e1 3. SAVI4.S.sfsMy Instant Tea............ SAVE lOc,Ch4ne,. . . . -. - - I t approprLttion froni the city commission to begIn thc . - ______ then called, received a $3,833 •--------------- arranged for the Monda'. meeting after two s&ssions one stormy and one quiet with society officials The first meeting On O% 2.! .._I - • ".. pe pro6Ta1n for this county. - 1 summer when the Downtown C , ,'_ Z. %. 7 .;.______ff -- ' r - I _________ The rcaliz4ition of the deve.opment dream began last j P To Make Pitch receive food for their animals. three others were ordered 6arges of anirral cruelty _~ I * Simninole County Humane The new "hotline" service is impounded because of their the state attorney against the Society officials Monday will designed to offset the chances weakened conditions owner of the Oviedo pasture make their pitch to the county commission - with the pre again In th at issue county beingnursedbacktohealthan Spane owned two of the being a vi a bl e animal rescue offic ials monitored the horses repartedl ire in od on animals while an Orlando _____________________ ------ ----------- . IT - DowntownSanford it's happening," she said. Happening" became 22-., _______________________________ hate to do is wakar0 °d -__ JW GreenStamps 49t 10-08 zi. Merle Norman has completely refurbished its shop. All u I HyEI)PIIICKET1' Ili raid Staff rIter __ 46 At E withdoubie tt S :.r,: • ,..•., .._. ,' Tooling SAVE .' r Jav's is already in opera od Large i U _________________________ - 21 of **110julf 1 . 1 S' SAVE I OC, Roqu Notion Tomc1to F&O 89' d SAVEEC PktSwtF,os,nF,,nchC, • ______ ,, ------ 'T'4A t Humane ociet I P .-t F 7 .- ' ,_ Buck's new sandwich shop will open in rx-cember, and Travel. RR:new a ' I , 89 Small Onions. Fryer Backs & A rrri touffa, $ Frozen Waffles Fryer Breasts I Fryer Thighs 99 ryer Drumsticks ,.. 99 594 Fryor Wings Sw.f1sPr.mhim Fully-Cook, Ham Patties (Slwdhhotdogr.11sh)Dnrs,rSa,. 0n USDAG od.A I inip.ci.d Sh pp.d DAD m,., :: ----- 89 Chili Con Corne .................. "I 69, SAVE 4c, T oasty Trea t SwifliPr.mivmortatyMcpi, Swift's Premium. Boneless -1 Cabbage Rolls SAVE 20c With Bons 'I I "r. con II SAVE 70c, Holloway House Stuffed 1, 37 I I OvenCloanor SAVE1Oc,H.wordJ.h,.,p,,,1 Fried Clams WP [ hedul 'dat SanE rd for thew k L . -,. .. .... (rossword 4-1 Dear Abby lIorco nuspitar 2-c 7-A I Obituaries saturday low 56, 8 .* -Ilziano wits indicted for First-degree murder in tt, high (hernight D'I'ill" illd Ild', art, ull I'agti August 1973 dea th of Orlando woman whose decomposing remains were found on an Altainonte Spring's garbage dump. an Addresses of five state witnesses, including forinez Outlaw gang members, have been ordered ke,pt se-cret b%. the court because of alleged threaLs ai, ,ainst their li%e.s' , according to dmurnents in the court file 01, OR' murdt,r case. Sapaxiano is accused of murdering Laura Lynn flarberts, an 18-year-old (kiando hospiull clurl, A second decomposing feniale body foun(l on thi, trasli heap still hasn't been idenWied, accordiN to Invesdgators, and no charges have been made In tt*-.seL-t,n(i death. V z9 ~ _ Spa7iano is already serving a lifesentence for ralk- in _j CHRISTMAS A _F _ .7v - - -...-j-_.,t~-'r. _O_ . ~ ~ --' ' 1, ~~_ 0. • .. - • !~:', , I _'~i;l - !~~~ _i;~~, 4ij ,:H I. ~:_~' _. - -:=!7 .1 ~ I _- " ~ , -, a a - �1. .---..--_T--,-.--_,y--. - .-.-. 3A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -- - - .. -'.. . -. . - - I- Sunday Nov. 30, 17S Evening Herald Sanford Fl Sunday, Nov 30, lflS 3A 111TII.IIII11 1111111111111111111111111111111 Four Cities Hold Elect*ons Tuesday ____________________________________ __________ __________ ___________________ I Armed ~,J woman to scrve as a mayor and In C-asselberry, City Clerk city cour.il pcLs. his 5taWidC professional OflC year. county surveyor and field council member in Seminole Mary haw thorne predicts a 60 Bussey has served three The election wil l be can. organization, is completing his engineer. County. She was first elected to r cent turnout — 2,488 years on the city's advisory of vassed immc.Uate ly after the second term on city council. Ash has 30 years experience council In 1963 and was re- the city's 4,147 qualified vote th e zonlrg board and Is taking on has served rs Polls by Duerr Hawthorne managing major construction elected to her present term In at the fire hail polling place on into the poiticaI arena. (List dip and the poll officials, city council (or live consecutive projects, 16 years of which he 1973. Triplet Drive to select a mayor Christensen, a real estate two-year terms, has been worked outside the country on lArngwood City Clerk Onnie arid two council members. salesman, was previously an elected vice chairman of the Hodak, 32 years a building government construction H. Shomate has predi cted a 45 The Casselberry election unsuccessful city council board for (our o ne-year terms contractor, has lived in projects. per cent — 939 — of the city's ballot Includes Gerry candidate, and has served as chairman, Seminole Co un ty for over 15 Mary Daniels, wile of 2,087 eligible voters will turn Christensen, Bill Grier (InGrier, the incumbent, posftlon she currently holds, years and a little more than five the Councilman John Daniels, out at the city hail council cuinbent) and Councilman Jo prevou3ly years In Casselberry. served two terms live times. On believes women officials are chamber polls. Zacco for mayor; and Fred the city cuuncil and is cornLeighty' previously served more responsive to the needs of (See profiles of the individual Bumy Jr., Edith L. Duerr Pleting three years in office as two terms — four years — on Van Meter, who moved to the people and view problems candidates and Longwood (incumbent), August (Gus) mayor. and was se th e council lected by Florida in 1971, is a realtordifferently, election information in today's Hodak, John leighty and Zaccu, an Orlando op. chairman as his colleagues for associate with Casselberry Mr& Van Eepoel was the first issue of the Evening BRIEF New J Continued From Page 1-A) NATION IN FLORIDA - York Lottery Staff Disbanded In Fraud Probe ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The entire staff of the State's lottery system has been disbanded in the wake of a report citing "needless opportunites for fraud," lax security and a variety of serious problems. Gov. Hugh Carey, who suspended lottery operations Oct. said he ll replace the current lot tery staff wi th IN experts will revamp the lottery. but he gave no date as to w hen it would resume. The lottery had generated about $20 mil lion In reven ues for the state this fiscal year before Carey snpended operationsfotlowingdisclosuresthattuirdeiiof(henthof tickets with duplicate numbers had been printed and distributed for a special $1.4 million drawing on Oct. 31. Ford Says Peace At Issue - W.fl1NGN (AP) — dent Ford, setting off On :!-,e first leg Of his trip to the Pec,ple's Republic of Ch.ina, says he hopes to 1er mutual understanding," but is PrOmWng the Chinese that "we will stand for our own - _7; ~-, ___1721 , ~ -.-- , I - In remarks prepared for delivery at Andrews Air FOCCe Base today. Ford expressed t.hank3 that the United States is at peace in Asia and declared, "I begin a niitilon to Asia to consolidate that peace.,, As he departed on the f long flight of his 10-day P. Ford indirectly appeared to admowledge he does not expect the United States and China to see eye to eye on key issues. Traffic Toll Reaches By DONNA ESM Herald Staff Writer (those voters who will be out of B.H. Gray, Arlene Austin, and Don Schreiner (in- near 3-1 margin, is unopposed before being laid off by council townonelection day or are Ill) Louise Goodwin, Ilalsie cwnbent), dis trict (our, and thus virtually re-elected, early this year for economy I,ONGWOOD — City Clerk had to request absentee ballots Lambert, Hilda Joiner and L.C. Goldberg, a native of She is Onnie H. Shomate has five days prior to the election. Walker, Inspectors, with U. Philadelphia. Pa.,and probably Mayor Al Lormann and predicted that 45 per cent t939) However, under a new or North as poll marshal. Schrelner,electedinl9l3bya the first person of the Jewish mother of current Mayor of the city's 2,087 eligible diriance adopted by the city . than 2-1 margin, is a better The election w ill be can. faith ever to run for election in James H. Lormann. former city police officer and voters will turn out at the polls council, vmters now may apply vamed Wednesday morning by I-ongwood, W bm a resident Anderson, a n,, . of tho former Serninole Count) Thes4iIv to cast ballots to select for aentee ballots up to 5 p ni. Mrs. Shomate, Mayor James H. of the city for one year. area, attended Lyman High sheriff. lie was elected thri~e council miembers for two- on Monday and may return Lormann, and the poll Ia. Scott, seeking his sixth term year terms. School whcn it was a 12-grade chairman of the board by his them to Mrs. Shomate at city cto on the city council, (the terms facility, and was known at that colleagues in 1973. Polling Place for the election hall up to 7 p.m. Tuesday when _.andidates for the three have not been consecutive) has l is the city hail council chamber the polls close, time to all his friends as council seats Include' Larry lived in the city for 39 years The winners will be deter. where and 'tionnie." machines will The city has received so far Godberg and H.A. (Bud) Scott in (i.e I .ongwood area since mined by plurality. A candidate be on hand during the 7 u.m. to 7 only four applications for ab. (incumbent) district one; June 1923, the year the city was in. Leibensperger, a resident of need not poll a majority of the p.m. hours that qualified sentee ballots, Mrs. Shomate Lirmnann (incumbent), district corporated. the city for the past year, lives votes cast in order to win, electors may vote. said. two; and Parker (Donnie) Mrs, 1,ormann, who won a in Skylark subdivision and was Couneften will formally vious1v a bsentee electors Poll officials include: Mrs. Anderson, Ray Leibenspergcr uncil seat two years ago by a city street superintendent LSSIfl( office in January. Profiles 175 B Th e A.ssoda ted Press - outward, well-plaiuwd, illegal. commercial type of tree. cutting activity." 4~2' i'.- deputies, raided the Hurricane Three on Thanksgivin; y when it landed on the south Alabama coast near Gull Shores. The marijmm wu estimated to be wocth $9 million. Several shots were fired when the law officers arrived, but there were no Quick Hearings Expected _11. 49 nuttee is expected to quickly schedule hearings on President Ford's nomination of Judge John Paul Stevens of Chicago to f ill Uevacancy onthe Supreme Court Immediate reaction ftun commiuee members to the nomination of the Sb-year-old Judge was limited many la wmakers they k nothing of background. Ford. in wnwxing We R WUly his selecam of Stevens successor to tired Justice WiJliam (.,. Iuglas, said Stevem has had an Outstanding career in practicing and teaching law as well as on the federal Doctors"Names Released WASHINGTON (A?) - The names of 207 doctors who received $100,000 or more for treating Medicaid patients In 1974 have been released by the Department of Health , -. - - Educa tion and Welfare. Twenty-eight thysldaits received more than four of them taki ng in more than $300,000, according to HEW list released Friday. Dr. William A. Treibel of New York was reported by HEW to have received $451,1. Last month he denied receiving that amount, but he would offer no figure of tUS - - ~-- ~_ Chitlin Strut To Begin ' ___________ __ ___________ __________ Two pilots parachuted '.0 safety - • ..-. -__ I - ---..-. : . ' v" A' . --.us,,L . __14 •. . 4. -.-. = -. - -I -. :' ,..:.... , LARRY GOLDBERG IDNGWOOD — H.A. (Bud) 1. 4 % r' JUNE LORMANN DON SCHREINER RAY LEIBENSPERGER PARKER ANDERSON d, Goldberg he the city government during her particular project or Issue get the 'big things" such as this be objective," he said. will attend homeowsaid ners' first two-year term, Mrs. unless I am, through my own under c "The only way these ontrol, so that when the U11W meetings to learn the ciWens' Anderson said the city council U,,,,. Ii.sted a balanced research, assured that my boom times come the city will ,should delegate more authority can be care of Is for the problems and concerns. He budget, a good police depart- support will be for the overall be ready far It. counc il taken to work together. I urges citizens, interested in ment, improvements to its paid personnel and in the city good. We have had enough Among his goals, If elected, operate the city government In would hope we will have a good their community, to attend and administrative side council next year," he said, of the city of this type government in the are a joint county-city paving a buslneas-Ljke manner, participate in city council with an excellent Scott has been a resident of meetings. bookkeeper past and there Is no place for It program which he said has and a good receptionist, thedtySlflcel936,butllvedJust in Longwood's future," been "sadly neglected." "With lie added the governing body outside the city limits from 19 Schrelner said. shouldsetpollcyand guidelines the exception of E.E. ,, takes long hours arid hard The goals for her second term 10 for employes to follow, so that Williamson Road, no road or work to come up With the include im provements on the The cowidilman said, 'The portion of road has been paved decisions could be made by He Is a Scottish Rite 1fti solution to the problems facing city's streets, no necess aril y past two years we have battled In the city In five years," he employes based on approved Longwood today," he said, and belongs to the Shrine. Hels policy and guidellne. erant policies of past ad. said. also secretary of the Senior adding he is acctLstomed to long ministratio ns which threatened He added the second section Men's Class at First Baptist hours and hard work. Anderson said the city council "we certainily do not have the Uxoverall operation of your of Orange Avenue from Grant does not use its advl.sM zoning Church of Lcngwood and a money this year, but hopefully city government. The city Is Street to U& 17-92 should be board eff ecti ve ly and should director of Aware Citizens 1 **to work fw the beg Lhff e will be money in the next back on an even course now,to rewxf" won to save the Taxpayers ACT) consider its recommer4alions interests of the city," he said, budget," she said, he said, road in depth. . s H a p p y VV ith P re s id e n f's C RW=WW, a moderate. - -, 4 4 ' ____________ __ - _____ _____________ Includes: . -..:- - . OCONCRETE BLOCK CONSTRUCTION • PANELING I_ 19 ELECTRICAL • 6' SLIDING GLASS DOOR • DROP-CEILING WITH INSULATION *CONCRETE FLOOR & FOUNDATION • PAINT • CA R PET C HOt CE OF COL O RS *BUILT-UP ROOF - FINANCING AVAILABLE 1 12' X ' FAMILY ROOM . K O r occurred as the week ended. Mr. and Mrs. William Leach, Also jailed Friday were 100 E. Airport Blvd., told police Michael Juliar1 Carrera, n burglars broke into their home lieu of 5O bond, on a charge of 999 1 r 1r.r. WI1tJcL K i. e AIR . 2I 1i ..d~ •._ three jailed in lieu of ® bond. ONLy :: . . 5000 BTU - . - 1, o . - " !. $ M FREE `4*,-, MOVE IN PRICE 0 ~_, wmm-=~ — OM W .--.,,.I S 6 - Creative Designs inc. 4 - CONDITIONER ' 905 H IWAY 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. and took a power booster for a citizens' band radio valued at an alcoholic beverage; and First Purchases $275. The burglars also tore Marie Jones Francis, 69, 621 E. 8315534 down an ante nna and van- 6th St., Sanford, for leaving th MEMBER OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE e dallied other CB equipment. scene of an accident that LICENSED* BONDED e INSURED . 1.1 One burglary that didn't resulted in a personal injury. _vvilliam Grant Snyder, 27, substance charges. , REFERENCES AVAILABLE serving a prison sentence at The trio was arrested by come off resulted in the arr est Lo well, goes on trial f or Casselberry and Sheriff's early Saturday' of James I IOWA manslaughter in the Circuit detecti ves Oct. 21 when Andrew Evans, 19, Palm Plaza Court of Judge Joe A. Cowan drove Into a service station Hotel, Winter Park. Evans was -Jr., this week. asking directions. Arresting booked into the Seminole Snyder is accused of the officers said more than five County' Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond charge In connection with the grams of marijuana was seized on a charge of attempted dea th of his 1 8-yea-old brother, in the arrests, burgla ry. The arrest came Craig David Snyder, last — Harold Thon' Scho ol, after Gladys H. Smith, 616 December. Casselberry, Is accused of Prairie Lane Drive, Fern Park, The charges allege th at carrying a concealed firearm, identifi ed him as the person 'lake a William Grant Snyder was the Grace Robinson, 30, 20 who tried to break into her driver of an auto fleeing or Harris St., Altamonte Springs, home. Evans was apprehended escaping from a burglary and is charged with aggravated by Seminole County sheriff's grand larceny when the auto he assault in connecti on with deputies in the area of the at. was driving overturned on Aug. 21 wounding of John tempted break-in. Interstate Four at U.S. 17-92. WaWns Jr. at that address. Sackful In Maitland, Alan M. Lind. Craig Da vid Snyder was killed Sheriff's deputies reported when be was thrown from the Watkins was shot in the back sey, 72, 600 Faith Terrace, car as It rolled four times after while he was ta king a ba th in a reported to sheriff's investigators that someone had skidding 377 feet and striking a bathtub, highway sign. — Donald Wayne Brown, 26, broken into his home between Wednesday al Friday, and Volusia County sheriff's 1112 W. 12th St., Sa nford, deputies were pursuirig the auto docketed for trial on charges of had taken $384 worth of loot, fo llowing a bur glary at Fred breaking and entering the including a portable television, Ray Teletronics in DeBary. Tiago Beer Tavern, 1013 W.13th a gold watch, gloves, two At Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, we'd like to give William Snyder Is re port edly St., Sanford, on Sept. 16 with cameras, flashlights and coins. our customers a financia I break during the bUSY holiday serving a 15-year prison term intent to commit a Meanwhile, from L.ongwood, I for burglary. misdemeanor, and petty (ar- Rtt renel, RI. Box 8A, season. ThaYs why we've planned, something special to Also scheduled to go on trial ceny of beer, wine and tv:-! auftwrities that two outhelp. this week is Carl W. McC1anien, ci garette s. board motors and hand tools 19. 1106 Pecan Ave., Sanford, — Jo Ann Carter, 40, 119 who Ic accused of the Oct . 12, Plymouth Ave., Altamonte were removed from a shed near hisresldence,someurnedurjng lil armed robbery of Williams Springs, is acmed of three the Past two weeks. The motors ; I il Amoco Service Station, U.S. 17- counts of uttering a forgery in and t at W5. If you're a qualified installment loan customer, we'll let 0013 were van I ed '. 92 and Lake M ary Blvd., connection with checks cashed you postpone your December payment one full month. Sanford. In February and May at a Another theft, Saturday, was Other cases docketed for trial Casselberry reported by Barbara Stanley, All you'll pay during December is the interest on your I . .. th is wee k Include: ,--loan,. .only a fraction of your usual monthly in— Paul Anthony Vitanza, fl; o John T, Hamman, M, and stalIment Regular payments begin again in January, I'll Anthony S. Crabtree, fl, all of but you've enioyed a real financial break durinq the Delaware, are scheduled for holidays. tiul on possession of controlled With f rom Atlantic Bank - . . University of Chicago's law Stevens spent only four years sch ool dean while Stevens cago area daing a prestigious awilY from Mrsgo. fie went to served on the faculty Washington in 1942 as a law ~~__~___ ~___ - ~ _____ ~ _ ___ ~ ~_ _~ - Appreciate Your Lake Mary City - ------ -- C. S. WINN I Vt,-.. . L Sc Iy 'I 11 you're an Installment Loan customer of Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, call today and ask about our If I ~_ - - ~ - - ~-- -=.-=-----.------- -T-T -_- - -- - • Higher Taxes. We've got think ____ r ____ • , A " PA *olls) IS I \ is ____ _____ _____ _________________ ________ _______ ______ ________ given b' the National Association ion of Life insurance. I-fe's the one to call. . ) HENDERSON FERGUSON - -- - -.- - - .. 4 - *4 / -.,~zL_'_'-1- _;._!,__-!%.---.. .. I... 1111111 1 1 A recreation center for our youth. I / .', . ,,.-' - ,,;. -. iT. -:.':; 11 I 'm My f 4 . 1. k-i__ -- Own Man... • Poli ti cally Independent o) any special Interest group. Atlant'l'c Not*ional Bank of Sanford * Finance chargot on the unpaid itian SEAT No. 3 ______) 1 - ,_, ' ' ' --'I-.,' • Controlled grcwth and development. Downt own Sanford 322-3846 -1'il-.. ;; 1 San fo rd, Florida 32771 • I'm For... HENDERSON FERGUSON I ' I e' I 209 West is? Street m 10 - , -~ z-, -, ~; ~' -.,- ~ Z ','1 / He makes it his busi' ness to know what's the best protection for a family ora business in il 0 ____ - / - ;;~ - `1~11427~:----- ` -% i W d like to help make your holiday season a ha one, of people with fixed incomes. . - Helping I Pv ___________ ____ ,, -. t. _.. I ,. 1 I ~, ~~ I I Member F D ' balancip continues to accruo during -. .- period at dot@, ral. a. ,\. PAID POLITICAL AD BY CAMPAIGN CHAIMMAN k- —I 1Z /////// /////// __== . ": 7h 0 .----I - = ----=------ -.:-.. 'I ~ff/r_ MLM- '~'\ ~_ .7 us I'm Against... Ca'rer Ve4r :.-'. 4'. PosfaQp Pdd .s S ,'Q(d, FIOr,da 37711 :'.cripi,on Rain _~ 're .-'. i'-.. , . . :rtj CIa% War, f~_ ~M;_: — . SEAT No. 3 ______ Award in life insurance, . . L - ce CP?itma -1l :.-;--. . oi Satufday and f::':- Q I k's JLJ'.t WOO the National Saks Achievement O.by TheSanfoidHerald In oo FrCnh Ave Sanford. 10 of , Ewning IIemki Chi cago law school, The Judl lilliliLi__ -- _ ____________ Holleday Payment Break - Stevens' fcrmer Chicago law "Hc is not a strict construe- leK&1 career, Levi, now u.s. atclerk to Supreme Court Justice torney general. partner, said Friday after Uonist"ofthetOUor,,ujd He was gradua in 1941 Wiley Rutlege. Later be was President Gerald Ford an. Jenner, assistant counsel In the from the University of Chicago, named an associate counsel of a }4n From 1953 to 1956, Stevens nj'g wte he was elecd to Phi US. Hous e sbcoinmJ served on the U.S. attorney - ___________ - LONGWOOD — Acth-e in LONGWOOD — The $w,ow LONGWOOD — Don LONGWOOD — Rav LONGWOOD — Parker Scott. first elected to city civic affairs, Larry Goldberg, county health department Schreiner, in his campaign for Leibensperger, former cit* y lDonnie) Anderson. seeking a council In 1948, and currently an candidate for th e seat on the medical clinic at e rner of re-election to the city council , street superintendent, believes seat on the city council In next th co incumbent, is seeking a sixth city council currently held by Church at Wilma Streets was points to numerous probl ems his four years ex pe rience In Tuesday's city election, wants two-year term on the board. H.A. (Bud) Scott, believes the completed this month and is the still facing the city. that job and other city positions to see "an effective com. Married 42 years "to the city needs 'young business, pride and joy of Council would be an asset to the prehensive land use plan same woman," Eula, who is a minded people" serving on the member June I.ornum. "There are numerous ciUzen& "This is the primary prtpared and adhered to and school bus driver, Scott has four governing body problem still facing our ci ty," reason I am n ru ning for a seat the zoning ordinance amended children o ne daughter and Mrs. Lormann, running he said, "as they do in other on the city council," he said, to give it teeth to pe rmit enthree sons — and five grand. During most of Goldberg's unopposed for a second two. citi-!s. These problem — utility A graduate of Temple forcemenL" children, life he has been In sales and year term to her council seat, service, drainage controls, University, Philadelphia, he lie is proud of the city,s spent a good deal of time as was a major force in per- traffic development, A native of the are a, having f inancial condition, it was Southeast regional sales suading c nty been bom in the old FWda r ces haven't manifested degree In educa tion with ma jor ou commissionersse vi oWating deeply in the red nwMer for 8 large Phot,o-copy to construict the facility. It L, overnight and they won't be emphasis on economics and Sanitarium and Hospital, when he was elected In June, cumpany and until Just recently expected to open its doors to solved overnight. Anderson, known as "Donnie" history. to his school friends, attended 1974, to serve the remainder of operated Kejo's Bar in the city. patients in January. Married and the father of t he term of the late E.E. one the old L)mw High School "Many are of a continuing son, Karl, six years old, he and Williamson. The ousting of health nature and oniY the con- his family reside in Skylark when It was a lrade facility . A native of Philadelphia. he The Andersons have two 'The council has been lived in that Pennsylvania city department personnel and centrated effort of each of us sutxlivision. closing of the old clinic by city will lead toward dwir eventual until 1970 when he transferred -Ttg duty of =all town children, Christine, 4, and P.D., working together good all to Atla . He moved to fathersth1ate1973wasamajo solution," he said, nta months. He holds a degree government is to provide 21 mw," Scott said, noting he he Lme in Mm tzrrnann,s first Longwood a year ago from the Univvr3 itY o( Florida and smices," Lelberaw-rger said expects the progress to conelection. It had been built with and his wife, Ethel, ' have two Schreiner and his wife, noting emplwi.3 needs to b~ in real estate and urban land tinue If he is re-elected, ions, Keith and Jonathan. voluntary contributions and Loraine, are the parents of a placed on sign control , studies and development. He 13 labor of the people of the city in wn, Donald 111, and a daughter, mosquito control, road paving president. owner, mamger of see accomplished mt year the la te Dawn. lie was elected to his and solutions to drainage Anderson's Nursery Inc. of Gokibergl3ameznberofth include the paving ofWayn-an first term In 1973 by a 2-1 problems. Fern Park. Street from Longdale Avenue board of directors of United The city's third elected rnargin,isac(ive in Democratic He favors codification of the SR 434. construction o f Cerebral Palsy of Central Pointing to his successful sidewalks on SR 427 to Lyman Florida, a director of the wornan council member in the politics, and was formerly a city ordinances to eliminate business, Anderson not" he is 10 )'e&s, and expansion of the city's Longwood Area Sertoma, a the widow of Mrs. Lot-mann is city police officer and a conflicts and antiquated not de pe ndent on politics for his regulations. water system to serve director of the Longwood Lornm and former mayor Al Seminole deputy sheriff, liveithooci the mother of the Chamber Of codification of the or. of Cmmerce and Devonshire s"vision, one of city's cuffent mayor, James R. I have no connection with "I have made no co four city developments chairman of the Longwood area Lotmnann. politics in the City of Longwood mitment to any one segment or the city would do well during currently served water by blood bank. and have no ties with it. faction 0( M CitY. I will not this time of economic lull to privately owned and operated Pointing to progress made In promise to wor k for any one ga th er its forces toge ther and Because of this I be lieve I can SanLando Utilities. If electe know," Edward 1. "They were making their aroacfi and then just appeared frcin the radar," said SgL Tom Pierce, PUb& üicnna ticm off icer. - -. - r . -' S .' -: -i-.- SNL I,4/! -1cFt . . - 1______ , H. A. 'BUD' SCOTT "He's the best lawyer I foot.10, gray-haired Stevens as rarely ventured from Air Force Be, --- ' .... ..•., The first US.Supreme Court Hew"f ed" and neither a conservative Chicago attorney Albert Jen- nominee of (1* Ford adminis- edited the law . review. n charact&z the trim b- tratIt,n is Chicago native wix, after (in apparent collision and the exPlosion of two B47 bo;nber planes that were approaching a runway at Offutt - .-.- - - torney, "not pobtically orient. "Ie appointmut." - - . =~=~_i=~. I Tops Court Agenda - - I 'b--- p. However, said Jenner, Ste.. sity la w school and was gradu. Stevens, Barry and Myers. Court, say he's a top-notch at. flrst"rate lawyer and amctcIe- vensis "not anactivlst,"either, ated magna cum laude In 1947. Stevens lecturtd at the Pilots Safe After Collision OMAHA, Net,. AP - 'r'" p . - V. %% % "a U ____ ___ .,___ ...- ____ - . .. -...J.I_ ..___ t . __ -. ___ ___ -.. indicate several burglaries _ J.. _______ Other reports received by Brantley [fills Q.,Maj(land All local law enforcement agencies Manslaughter Trial - CHlCAG0 (AP) — Friends of Philip B. Kurland, law pro. impeachment proceedings Beta Kappa. He senred In the lie retuned to Chicago in general's national committee to John Paul Stevens, the nominee feasor and Supreme Court ape- against former President Rich- U.S. Navy from 1942-1945, then 1952 to enter private practi ce to succeed Justice William 0. dulist at the University of (3il. arch Nixon. study antitrust laws. attended Northwestern Univerwith the law firm of Rothichild, Douglas on the U.S. Supreme cap, said Stevens, 56, is Does that mean bad? "If you cm think of anything that smells so bad that it would take about a week far it to wear away, then it's that h : -. SPACE? n, - _WV _____ ______ ~J Frien d - . - " 1. - J ( SALLEY, S.C. (API -The odor of thitilni waited over Salley today as residents prepared to serve 20,000 to ,000 to show up or the 10th annual Chitlin Strut. What do chitlins smell like? "They smell like they sound kind of rough," says Terry McMillan, who is rcspo.-i. tRiw 40 - Federal agents, aided by Baldwin - M -il 0 !_~__g , Pot Charges MOBILE,Ala. (AP) —Ten persons have been piled In Mobile on charges of Possession of marijIm" in con. ron with a shrimper that authorities d was se ized with 15 tom of the drug aboard. . '1 . ''! County Sheriff Brad Leach said it was "an . 4 1 _____________ . . , beer, the other took the money reportedly arrested Steve froin the cash register. 11w Michael Kierstead, 21, 845 repo rt to Sanford police came Pasadena Ave., Longwood; from Keren Dunn, fl, an em- Bryan Lee Holtan, 18, 2714 ploye of the tavern. Trailwood Dr., 1,ongwoocl; and Alice Jane Moreland, 18, 24 MIAMI (AP) --- Strikebound National Airlines laid off another 100 employ&s today. 90 days into a costly work stoppage by flight attendants that has Idled the Minimbased carrier. Friday was the last (lay on th e job for employes notified more than a month ago that their positions were being phased out in a cost-cutting move affecting 10 per cent of National's supervisory personnel, . . them. . I - . - .. BOULDER, Cob. (AP) — Five men and a Juvenile were arrested for cutting down, without the required permits, at lPast 3,000 Christmas trees rn Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest and on private land. The arrested men came from Ohio, Aia, New York and California. Officials said Sqwnnobilft to haul the trees, some 50 feet tall, out of the woods and had a flatbed semitrailer truck to transport — -. . IL~ Cutting Trees Charged On Withl8c00chee River Electric Cooperative. Hodges agreed Friday with a defense motion that allegatio ns were insufficient to support the charges. McGough.56, of Dade City, was charged with defrauding th e coop of $59(X while serving as its director. He was fired in . The nation's Thanksgivii holiday weeke nd traffic death toll reached 175 today. Snow slowed highway travel In portio ns of the Plateau, the northern Rockies and northern Plains. Fog and drizzle dampened roadways or lowered v1sitlity in the eastern Plains and the Mississippi Valley. The National Safety Council estimated that between 450 anid 500 Persoris would die in traffic accidents during the weekend that began at 6 p.m. local time Thursday and ends at midnight Sunday. The Assoc iated Press counted highway fata lities during last year's Thanksgiving holiday per iod. 10 Jailed Former Director Acquitted . .. - Store on Sunland Drive at the sheriff's department that approximately 4 a . m . and thieves had brcken into a denianded money, building during the night and had taken five cases of beer. The two men, wearing The thieves reportedly esca ped masks and blue Jeans, carried a by canoe to a dead end Wekiva .38 caliber pistol and a weapon bridge, then transferred the that was possibly a shotgun. r to a car. The m en escaped with an . detcrininvd amount of According to reports at the Seminole County Jail, tl1!ee C% Friday afternoon, a daylight robbery at George's Young people were locked up Friday night on charges of Tavern, 1011 French Ave., possessing more than five netted $W for two men who grains of marijuana. entered via separate doors. TAMPA (AF) —U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hod', McCough for tile second tinit, of charges that he made false financial statements to the 0 __ _______ I . ____ * Fires * Police Beat ______________ 4t_M41_t_.-_-irt -4 MORE Action Reports HI. 2, Box 733, Apopka, operator entered the Sunland 7-Eleven of the Wtklva Marina. She told sickness, he couldn't help doing the %Tong,-- said Cohn. "He is susceptible to disassocjati-e reaction," said. "I diink this condition wnuld cause a splitting of his Personality under th e stress of a judicial proceeding. - __________ ____ sheriff's deputies early Saturday that two armed men co Candidates For Municipal Of Convenience stores in SminoIe County continue to fall V.ctim to armed robbers after a series of holdups that has lasted for weeks. Carin's family. '1 am convinced that he knew right from wrong at the time of the incident, but I also believe that because of his 0 ByAUDIEMLJRPIIy If Staff Writer presidential candidate Ronald Reagan knew right from wrong at the (Line, a psychologist say's But Micahel Carvin, 20, shcJd be hospitalized rather th an stand trial for th e Nov. 20 Incident outside a Miami I . . ____ _____________ ____ With Money FORT LAUDERDALE (AP)—The young man charged with brandishi ng a toy gun at Republican 41 _ ,•:• . .. Knew Right From Wrong .; 45 Per Cent Turnout Expected In Longwood BRIEF __ ---_4m~ _-r __ ________ -1---,-,-,-. ~-----_ -,... _~1- r_____.___..____ M_-- __ f_-_.M!_ .Z-__--~_ _--,-~~= __ -p . -a- f NEED Escape Store Psychologist Says Carvin new pecpl. He said a special team headed by outside , _______ Robbers I =.=-=------- ---------- - , -- ---=-= .==----- - ----- =j -- ==--- = = = =====_==_ _._- -- .- -- ==== -5 == ---- --- - _ ~~~ -- , , =-'g.-r- . - �IA—Evening Hrald, Sanford, Sunday, Nov. 30, 175 Evening Herald, Snford, Ft. Sunday, Nov. 30,1975--SA NEW STORE HOURS 1 MONDAY e /Jo 9 a.m. MAID Superbrand SUGAR t( Iud,ng csgcifrPr SATURDAY - 9 P.M. SUNDAY 9 — Margarine 11--t I ...ith S5 00 of more puvchtn. - am. - 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 1 F1151 5f SANFORD 1610 IDGEWAIEI Dl ORLANDO 4)1 NOV. 30 DEC. 3 _ PACK U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY QRAVED LB CANS HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF risco Ll III, LB. BAG I-te V CA~ Its _ . I I 3 our r.- W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 BONE CENTER CUT — PORK AaddWIL*fthhhh, _______ 1ICKORY SWEET _ _ '1Yh _____________ SLICED CHUCK WESTERN CORN FID SMALL, MEATY, 3-LI AVG. 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Vegetables Solo-,, Sp.d tu.'ch,01, cc Path Breakfast tins BUY ONE AND OIT ONE FREE $p99 I, • • Mid of H1t SAUSAGE CHICKEN FRANKS . a a 79c ' Totc,iadg, Ch icken Bologna o r 8U O Cooled SAUSAGE BRAUNSCHWEIGER 99c Brund Hot" 0 Corn On SAUSAGE....... . . a . • • BUY ONE AND GET ONE FlU W 0 Brand Regular. or BEEF FRANKS. CUP No. • • . • Sup.rb.nnd Peg or Si, F., to.. Fat )? tt Cp S 791 , I?r.9.IO, star FOREQUARTER _____________ Ground Chuck. 160 TO ISO LOS. AVG. . . . . • • to A Fr,.h fry.: BREAST WITH RIBS.. USDA CNO$CS W.O iiA$ NSA VT Dol monico SOUR CREAM 5 Lbs or Mote ond,Pah WD Brand pd,. FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! WithiN SSO(IA(LT GIACtO Cut Into: ,iD•s Cvsto i B.rcls t. Supertorand MIX OR MATCH ANS THRIITy MAID SPICED II.(IVLS OR SLICED ICKE NOODLE 30 a p CANS THRIFTy MAID PLUMS or CANS THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT PEARS I ( £a 1 a..', f..3 mm, a: a. VEGETABLES 6 tOR 4 , 3?o: flit CRACKERS 59c 8-ox. PKGS. —.------ ,, y, IT ' dY T O'1 --11 0 1 1 ..a SLICED CARROTS is., • 88 MIX OR MATCH 16 co CANS THRIFTY MAID SLICED WStOtf WPuTI POTATOES CUT BEANS PURPLE I CRACKIN GOOD SNAX 69C 4 I Prune Juice lhriftU a,, •., . . • SUNSWEIT :i;M11id MACARONI & CHEESE PEACHES Tissue 4-oz. BAG 15 -, CANS Ipibit I', .rJ) ARROW L DETERGENT SPAGHETTI 6 it CAN5 9 (IV CAT FOOD I w/55 00 or more pur chase red (mn,i - - �-_-,- __...1 -. - ---,',-.-. - - -..- - - -- __ - - : '.~ -_ , - -, ~_7 . - - - - I . - -_ - _. - - Herald Area Code J0 -32.26l) or 831-9993 Sunday, Nov. 30, 1975—A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor llJ.IAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 4) INNNEW IIoint' t)elier Week. 55 rents: Month. $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20: Yt4ir. 12A 40 B Mail In Florida stnie as home delivery. All ether in,ul Month. $2.70: $ Months. *16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Tii: L e ~ 5-11 Health The Clock On Critical List Practically every newspaper in the country subscribes to a major wire service—either The Associated Press (AP) or United Press International (UP!). Imagine the chagrin of editors around the entire state on Friday when the following gem moved across our AP wires: 'The Miami Associated Press Bureau is tern. porarily dosed because of an elevator malfunction. Every effort is being made to get the bureau restaffed." Harrison. If you've never heard the FTU choir of sym- phony orchestra, or LI you just enjoy good music, you should take In this program. It will be a treat you'll long remember. Funny, but we never did find out if that elevator got back in operation or what happened to the AP's Don't forget the annual Sanford Christmas Parade will be staged in Downtown Sanford Miami staff. Wednesday night at 7:30. The theme for this year's parade is "The Spirit of Christmas '76," Handel's Messiah will be presented by the Florida Technological University (FTU) choir and symphony orchestra tomorrow (Monday) at noon in the campus Village Center Assembly Room at 12 noon. The program, which is open to the public free of Do you have a blind friend to whom you would like to send a special message at Christmas? Why not send a message tht he-she can read without dcpcndece on others? aies 01 health insurance has gone deservedly to the back burner. This has not kept the House Ways and Means uhcommiuee on health from conducting hearings the past week on some less ambitious health insurance proposals - a $3.6 billion pan for the government to provide coverage for "catastrophic" medical expenses, and a 5.3 billion WASHINGTON (NEA) -Your income tax plan to upgrade the benefits provided to th e poor forms are not he ld in confidence. Thousands are regularly looked at by under the Medicaid program. Even with those J usti ce Department, the Securiti es and .xprice tags, it is an inopportune time for Congress to change Commission, Congressional committees be considering an expansion of governmentand other assorted agencies and branches of the sponsored health insurance. federal and state governments. Somet imes for Th at some America ns are still with out very good reason, sometimes In fishing exadequate health insurance, either from private peditions for suspected law violations of one type sources or under a government program, is a or another and sometimes merely to secure . ' ' ' Your Taxes At Work - QISE (N Con Confident Of Normal Return 11 LISBON, Portugal tAI'i —The government of Premier Jose Pmheii-o de Azevedo reswned work today, confident that it has the backing of the military and that the country Is returning to stability alter this week's abortive leftist revolt, Azevedo told the nation in a televised address Friday night that Portugal had been on the "edge of civil war" when ultraleftist paratroopers seized four air bases earlier this week, But Azevedo said the rebellion had been put down and there were now adequate guarantees to allow the government to do its Job. A week earlier Azevedo arid his ministers quit work alleging that the divided armed forces were not able to guarantee the stability necessary to govern, - national health bill paid from public and private the Initiative and suggested that another agency sources now stands at an asto unding $118 billion. it for information on an individual. Some of these forms are widely circulated While the quality of health care available in without ad equate controls to various and sundry country is probably the best in th e world, we face departments. the possibility of seeing its price ej what most people can afford. For the government to intrude even further into the picture, in an effort to control costs, could destroy the quality which is the strong point of our private medical care system. Therein lies the dilemma, / _________ ___ t - '. , - - "rj = , '' . t . _____________ , -.'. - -. .").' I , "- r, ,. . '4 ________ _____ A-- :- . 4jat ____ 1 '! - . aspects or the 1976 presidential campaign have largely ended; now the real vaudeville begins. From here to a year from now at least 10 Democratic and two Republi can candidates wi ll be spending millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of man-hours In desperate attenpLs to convince the nation they are indeed honest, forthright, energeti c — and modest. Before it's over America ns will be asked to choose much — -. '4 ( -.., _____ •. '•. ''- " ___ _________ '• . . .- ".. L. .. 11 ':; I ____ ' I __________ i A ,~ % (Z a ?~( .-L . I .. . .. -":.r ") council. Legal authority for the 1,192man Golan peace force expires Sunday midnight. The mandate of the 4,000-troop peace force between Egypt and Israel on the Sinai front runs until October, 1976. National , - 1% . Q ".. $ IJt"ThIT Al Whate ver happened to the idea that business was against government regulation of business' Government regulation benefits the consumer aM busimss is against it. So goes the cnventIc*ial wisdom. But what happened when President Ford proposei to e th trucking industry from the shackles of bureaucra tic trol' Who was First to speak out against deregulation? The American Trucking Association called the proposal ultimate in government IrresponsibIlity." The Teamsters union said decontrol would Wwttn the J!Xmmes or truckdrivers. A similar outcry From the airlines followed the President's proposal to release them f rom control, so t hey could raise or Iowa fares withou t gov ernment Interference. This would promcAe competition, always consideredi to be the lifeblood of free enterprise. But the airlines, and now the truckers, described unregulated competition as destructi ve. It is curious to see who objects when the government proposes to deregulate. BERRY'S WORLD I ML ,,A0.•, . ,_V.n".uvur "What's the latest on the reign in Spain?" . - - , . - - .- £. don't look, - LEE HOUCHIN I J, 1. ' - - - , It. - ------ - flnr-r, In Wini,,,' P,irfr AnrlI 'fl Brett P. McTammany, Enterprise Jack B. St.adig, Lake Monroe Jeffrey A. Allwine, Longwood Carolyn G. Wilson, Longwood I - Traffic At Least 7 Flodd Ia n$ Klld 1ii -- Brenda 1 - ( Home For Holida y Ne It's Time ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. returning home. A respirator said. They operated immedi ate- all what had happened. I just All I — Brenda Sorrell, her life has aided her breathing, and a ly, but her mother said cried and talked...! never sustained by a machine for four tube carries nourishment to her gave her daughter only a 10they per gave up hope." months, Is home for the stomach, cent chance of survival. xcept for spending ThanksThanksgiving holiday as doeDr. Angelo Alves, Al her neuroNonetheless, the girl's moth- giving weekend at home , tors hold out hopes for her re- logist, says there was some er, Doris Dunbar, never gave Brenda has remained at the covery. brain activity indicated, al- up. hospital for therapy. Brenda, 18, was comatose for though not very much. In September, Brenda was Heel and knee operations much of the three months she "We fought very hard for operated on again, to Insert a have been performed to extend spent in a hospital bed before her. .Everybody wanted to stomach tube. A di iler she shriveled muscles. The stroke stop this thing. But we felt it moved and deep from within has affected her eyesight. Her was worthwhile. There was came a moaning sound that un- hearing In one ear seems diso me little hope," he said. mnistakedly was a strained cry mirished and one side of her The teen-ager was helping for "mommy." body is partially paralyzed. her mother clean an apartment "I talked like crazy to her," Doctors say her recovery has DEC. 1 July 7 when suddenly she said said Mrs. Dunbar. "1 can't been remarkable so far, but Songwriters Guild of central her head hurt, experienced even remember what I said. they caution that full recovery Florida Christmas program, numbness, then fell to the floor. She wanted to know first about could take up to two years. She had suffered a brain he- her cat, so I kept telling her 7:30 p.m., First Federal, all Even then, they say, only time Edgewater Drive near Prin- morrhage, a stroke, doctors about him. She didn't know at will tell. IfAII (rInn,I,s fN L.....i , i IUUUU. .11 IiLk21 anti traditional music, caroling, dancers, refreshments. Children welcome, no charge. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Virda M. Lee, of Sanford, three daughters, Mrs. Helen Kelly; Mrs. Joyce D. Shupp; and Miss Linda Pierce, all of Sanford; two sons: J.F. Lee, of Orange City; and Billy R. Lee, of Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Levonia Carroll, of Sanford, M 's. Minnie Carroll, of Alabama and Mrs. Ella Sim,..,... ,., . vs tiiiiii; - i...,... 1111 V 9 Where Your 'Pt, te * # // VOTE e-d44ai Scat ;5 Pd. Pol. Ady. by Campaign Treas, Margie Hiss Florida Nurse, Association, District 37, will meet at Seminole County Health Center, French Avenue, Sanford, at 4 p.m. Saturdays high 80. Overnight low 56. Partly cloudy through Sunday. Highs In the upper 70s and low &. Low t'night in the upper SOs and low 60s. Easterly winds 15 to occasionally 20 m.p.h. decreasing some tonight. EXTENDED FORECAST Showers likely in the north tnI1,trgd ht .'' : uJnu! The PLAL i'e-j pr D;slf 1b' s USES UP TO 45% LESS ENER Zenim s lot) Sod-State cOasis uses up to 45% Zenith 16" diagonal tube-transistor sets Zenths E only 126 watts of power Many Color sets, tour or m as fIVe 75-watt light bulbs' Funeral Notice - at 10 a m Monday in the Eider Springs Baptist Church with the Rev. Randy Ply ci ,cat',ig Interment will follow in Lakeview Cemetery. Gramko', Funeral Home In charge of arrangements heId ____ roofer. LOW AUTO RATES Under 25 . SR-22'S Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes ~ .T oN VII)SSI .24)7 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla, 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY b'ownc - K .il~ - - CHRI 19" am" Beautitu - - - II Solid-St1 Chron'tat p0hp. S I "'j'- 'I: "J'.'.-I,-' G40 The BROOKDI D?rbu?ør S suggest ed c 24 Hour Jack Cash withdrawals, deposit transactions and loan payments may be made at FLAGSHIP 3220285-831-9774_ , -e) ~ - - I I I, . MON UMENT _____ member of the Shady Grove ' , Baptist Church of Phil Campbell, Ala. lie was a member of the Sanford Moose Lodge No.________ 1110A TRY 1851, and was a self-employed _____________________ • i — - U. S. BANK OF SEMINOLE MEMBER FDI.0 3000 S. ORLANDO DR., SANFORD WOMENNOMMOMM - -. r-- ------- - ni_------ r--rrr-'r - i- - r-.fl ' /t49 e44 DEC- 2 Orlando Chapter, Zero Population Growth membership meeting, 7:30 p.m., Room 222, Busch Science Building, Rollins College, Winter Park. Slide presen. tation, "How Things Work." Seminar on how to file your Medicare claims for faster processing, Sanford Civic Center, 2 p.m. _: 3 4 Go... Band. night and Tuesday and warmer again by Wednesday. Partly parents are two brothers, eleven grandchildren and five cloudy south portion through Randy Houchin and Greg great-grandchildren. Gramkow the period with mild to warm Houchin, both of Ca.sselberry; Funeral Home in charge of temperatures. Highs Monday and Wednesday mid 60s exhis grandmothers, Mrs. Opal arrangements. treme north and mid to upper Houchin of St. Paul, Neb., and 70 elsewhere, Mrs. Orpha Lee Perry of Daytona Beach tides: high Hardy, Neb., and several aunts 5:01 a.m., 5:22 p.m.; low 11:13 and uncles. a.m., 11:23 p.m. Port Funeral LEE, HARLEY HARVIS Gramkow.Gaines services for Mr. Harley Funefal Canaveral: high 4:52 a.m., 5 in charge of Longwood, Home, t-4arviS Lee. 71. of 2310 Palmetto p.m.; low 11 a.m., 11:21 p.m. arrangements. died Friday. WI! - 'V Tax Dollars 8 Skating Party, Melodee Skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. to benefit Seminole High School rrtIon Mnndsiv .0 To Watch WEATHER ne had iivea in brothers. John Lee, of Atlanta, Casselberry his entire Life. Wesley Lee, of Sanford, and Survivors in addition to his Presley Lee, of Genoa, Ohio; Harley htarvis Lee, 71, 2530 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. died Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Alabama and had lived In Sanford since 1937. He was a It --- --'- - - - - Dellary iuuiii, Sunday, Nov. 30, I75-7A Farmers Market off U.S. 17-92 parking space, greater ,\ grand opening for the type store, like a country - centi for a head of fresh French Ave.), greets his vegetable selection and lower relocation is Dec. 15. store," he added. An animal Florida lettuce. customers, food prices await shoppers. English said two Ingredients petting pen for children of cents for three navel "Come in and be welcome." The retail store operation is "We're also planning for a successful business here shoppers and a farmers' oranges. These can be purThat's how Daniel English, being moved this week to iLs demonstrations of canning and are a coming together of local bulletin board are also planned, chased also for $2.75 a hail o wner of the retail produce new home on the west end of the freezing techniques for home "produce and people." said English. bushel, or $5 a bushel. store here at Sanford's State southside building where more processed foods," said English. "II will be a regular homeA Farm-City Week Is in the - 10 cents for a pound of works for next spring here so cabbage. In Holiday food hunters can talk directly to — 15 cents a pound, or $7.50 _______________________________ farmers about their produce for 50 pounds, for Spanish and pick up some gardening onions. tips at the same time. Much of the produce coining Poinsettias in to the farmer's market is grown in Seminole County. BY THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS —Charles Roberts Jr., 49, of Port St. Joe, killed Wednesday 17 IN FULL MULTI.BLOOM! City man killed in a one-car crash not for from hic miles Eouth of I!czgthn Some sample prices the ln'al aItcr h car wa1ijt b a utility Li It1 £.00 ikime was one of at least seven persons to die in state traffic ac- which housewife can expect during M had broken loose from another car, coknts (luring the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the the first week of December 1 —Betty Jo Hampton, 32, of Tampa, died in a two-car collision Florida Highway Patrol reported. include: 4 Wednesday. She was a passenger in an auto which turned into the Jotiji Thomas flabersom, 25, died Friday after losing control of Iith of —15 cents a pound, or 50 a another vehicle, Live Christmas Trees his car on a Panama City str eet, troopers said. bushel, for Rome beauty ap—Join Indivino, 13, of Venice, was struck and killed as he was Officials predicted that 28 persons would die on state roads walking along 3 road in Venice Crystal Lake Nursery pies. Wednesday evening. tiuring the holiday period - from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight 20 cents a pound, or $4.50 LAKE MARY —Herbert Williams, 35, of Miami, died on Th anksgiving Day Sunday. when a car hit him as he w as trying to cross a road in Dade for 30 pounds, for canning 1 322-2799 Other accident victim.s includ'd: atoes. ('ounty .. i r i. I X0 r43 M X9r-93 It) ii -.... 'wius un.'., , UI .iiie.'vuie, Wi) WCU WeUnesuay —Woodrow 1"locr,s, 22, of Seagrove Beach, killed in Tallanight from injuries suffered when a car in which he was a hassee Friday when he drove his car through a red light and passenger ran off an Alachua County road. sashed ni into another vehicle. tcuiuIg unu cuoser aionuay hARlEY IL LEE Newly released documen ts ha ve revived certain, so the second-hand confessioncouldn't reserves, it was suspected, was heavily ininterest In the case of Julius and Ethe l Rosen- be used. heard of Ra th bun's def ect ion to Industry. fluenced by 'he profit motive. No one was rea lly berg, who were executed for eonge 22 years Congressional and public in terest energy The FBI needed an admission from Julius' sire whethe r t here was an energy crisis, or ago. But still buried is the st&rk skvy 0(how the own lips. An attem rts, mean while, dispu te Zausner's view that expe pt was made, therfore, to whether the inustryw iznply holding outfo RathbwlcoWdnothaveInflue FBI plot ted to wring a confession from Julius by make sure Ethel went to the elertric chair first, higher ix ices. Isbidyfor execu ting his wile first. An agent was standing by, wi th an open line to So Congress au thorized the study In 1973, and Ind ustry. It was the FBI's grisly hope that Julius, Washington, ready to relay the first words of the point out that th e questionnaires seat Daniel Rathbun was placed in direct commzmd. outThey by Rathbun to oil and horrified by the trawna of his wile's death stunned husband's confession. gas producers were Early last month, the study was complet ed. Ii heavily In fluenced by th e Ame rican But the FBI was unable to change the gave the his own Impending electrocution, would blurt out Petroleum Industry a clean bill of health , assuring Ins ti tute. Consumer groups were a llowed a last-minute confession, execution schedule. Julius was executed 1rst, that the figures to complIed by the American then his wife 10 minutes later. Neither gave a The late FBI duet J. Edgar hoover rnake Mestions only after they kickad up their, Pe troleum I nstitute were essentia ll heels. But in the end, many of their sugges wor ried about public doubts that the dying confession. Now here's the rub. Daniel Raythaccurate, tions bun has were guilty, doubts that still stubborni persist were included in t he crucial questionnaire. Double agent?: Daniel Ra thbwu may be the turned up on the American Petrolewn Institute Hoover wanted a dramatic, hlthhour confession most valuable double-agent Irs the history of payroll. This Is To make matters even stickler, Rathbun a little like a judge going to work himself has been p ither a saint nor a sinne to clear up the doutLi, corpora te Intrigue. Or he may be an Innocent, for a man r in he Just delcared not guilty; it raises unwise in the ways of public percep ti ons. anYorie's e) es while a public 3ervant. some of hij doubts bo a ut e Th FB! was uivincd, accordi ng the In tegrity of the verdict, decisio ° in any event, his story is a fascinating one. ns as a de to puty assistant administra Rathbun and his former employers u the r not only were at the have angered consumer groups, Raftin headed Federal Energy Administration hotly deny an and some hsv guil ty bu t that the strong-willed Ethel was y angered the industry. Everyone a grees he Is government study In a decade: how much oil and Impropriety. Eric Zausne", Rauubwi's preventing her weaker husband from former gas Is really available In the United States, The esing. boss at FEA, claims that Rathbun could not ha e top-flight sta tlsticiaj, study will be a basis for many far-reaching influenced Rathbun himself to ld our associate the study on behalf of Industry Jack Indeed, the FBI had lea rned from Julius domestic and foreign Clotherty that he sees no confUct sirice he win not policy decisions, because it was "locked In Cem Rosenberg's celirnate, ; secret FBI informer, en t" over a year be Involved In data collection at the The need for such a study obvb In the ago. API. that he had admitted guilt The Informer's past, the government had onlywas t the word of t he oil Bu In us to One d FEA of fi cial confided, nevertheless, th try casts reputation for credilAllty, however, was wu. and gas Industry. And their word at shadow over the goverruneflt's "Lniependen" on oil and gas Energy Czar Frank Zarb "hit the root" when he oil and gas reserve fin dings, Kelly S. Gipson Edlencr James Paul C. Marion Laura Overstreet Willie Perry Dorothy M. Williams Henry C. Thursam Sr., F Mitchel (Mitch) Lee Houchin, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. (,V Richard L. Houchin, 260 Pinetree Drive, Casselberry, died early Thursday morning in 1. Memorial Hospital, New York City, following an illness of many months. - -- Scipio T. Bracey Alexander J. Campbell Jimmie L. Daniels MrrclIEL(MrrcH) , - - u---- Mildred I. Rush AREA DEATHS - - Zinn B. Beck 4. 11 JACK ANDERSON - Pamela Pearson Anne M. Lansing, Deltona Frederick Mitchell, Deltona Ernest It. Phillips, Deltona Reinhold Trutschel, Deltona Donald W. Wright, Deltona Grandeas Sjoblom, Lake Mary — -- Sanford: Edward M. Wilson, DeBar' Gary Wutklewlcz, DeBary Marguerite M. George, Deltona b .” Rosenber s Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Leonard (Verrota) Killlngsworth, a girl DISCHARGES Kimberly!). Walker Thomas F. Holloway, Altamonte To The Edi Gris ly Tactics On BlRTIs Sanford: Robert L Brown Berl D. Henson —, FBI's Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR- I E NOVEMBER 28, 1975 ADMISSIONS -- 111111111111 - . LlFt nri tor A study prepared for the Social Security Administration suggests that health insurance itself is a major cause of superinflated costs. It has removed the link between the payment for a med ical service and the person who receives it. "Because th ere is no link between what providers charge and what consumers are really willing to pay, there are no competitive pressures on providers to hold down costs," th e report declares. Over Bill Howling conceded the defeat today of his three-yearold Labor government In an upset by the opposition National party In New Zealand's parliamentary elections, The National party was expected to finish with a majority of at least 13 seats in the 87-seat house compared with a Labor majority of 23 in the 1972 election, Rowllng was returned to his seat In Tasman but at least live Labor ministers were fighting for re-election to their seats. more than mortal, the One Indispensable Hope. In th is respect ca mpaigns actually ask voters to 75 canonize candidates, and strive mightily to present the justif ica tions. Th us the nation is seldom all owed to see the aspiran ts in any other ________ ______________ Maybe if tethan en.iI on , for Uiethfference between we Th ere has been a growing demand for tax sth it won't hurt" winning a nd not is often how well a candidate returns by U.S. attorneys for in vestigative and his staff are able to hide th e candidate's purposes, with no assurance that these human defects. poli tica lly appointed , usually poli ti cally am• Take 1972 as Ill ustra tion. That year George hitlous men will not use them illegally Letter McGovern was transformed cosmetically from a discredit political opponents .quiet bumpkin to a man whose staff went Congressional committees have used t regularly to Washington's most elaborate hair Infonnation for developing Investigative leads, character or because of its environmental value On Downtown Development sty ling salon. Richard Nixon underwent daily providing excell ent opportuiilties for political to all citizens. Thereafter, any such land sunlamp abuse. Your re po rt of a street conversation your developed for profit-making should be taxed his jowls.duty, In part to take the sha dows from Edmund Muskie is said to have once As the official Administrative Conference of reporter and I had w hen he was taking accord in g to actual earned profit. This would do random co ver ed a e pim ple on his neck with tape and th United States — which made the study on opinio ns about do wntown Sanford needs away with the fl uct ua tions of land value acbl amed it on a shaving accident. And some which much of this column Is based — notes in a clarification: cording to loca tion, often rising unrealistically cand idat es had aides whose job it was, l ust de ta iled teport Provided Congress, some in. First, w he n I sta ted that opinion about or dropping wi thout reason, accordi ng to a before a ca mpaign show, to brush the dandruff teresthig information his been developed on bulldozing the area and start g general state of mind. Every piece of land t*iid in anew, I said f from Indispensable Hope's shou lders. past white House requests for tax returns: was quoting one idea I had heard. It is concept, ha ve the same kind of basic tax, but if it proved "Early in the Kennedy administration, not actual physical action . Use of more profitable In one place than another, the Beyond the physica l, moreover, the need for Carmine S. Bellino, a special consultant to the Imagination, tax would rise accordingly. The old theory of cloaking cand ida tes In the ca mouflage of exPresident, entered into arrangemen ts wi th the Secondly, I stated that I buy over % per cent forcing de ve lopment by taxing is suicidal, as we cellence is e ven greater. Muskie might have In ternal Revenue Service to Inspect tax returns of all my needs President today had he not broken down are witnessing. wi thin the city llxnlls, most of and associated documents, that in "downtown," In Improving down to wn's image, we should emotionally (luring th e New Hampshire "Similarly, In the Nixon administration, Third, my reference to traveling to more not lose sight of th e fact that no city grows as a pr imary. Nixon might never ha ve been Clark B. Mollenholf, Deputy Counsel to southerly pla ces of business was In tended to one-street town, nor Will most people travel Preside nt had the citizenry listened in on any of Preside nt reached an understanding wi th the mean that unless the sa vings w ere more than 75 beyond the nearest satisfactory places of his ear thy private con versa tions. commissioner of Internal Revenue conce rning cen ts, the cost of driving would more business, unless there Is a special reason . than of fset "You can't afford frailties," says a top the irpectIon of tax returns, lower prices. The on ly way Sanford could grow nat urally associate to one of the ranking 1972 Democratic "So far as is kiiown, nei ther Individual had an In my op inion, revamp ing down town Sa nf has been south ward. Many places have sprung candidates, "I remember once whe n our guy got actual Presiden tial order to Inspect tax returns. sho uld face the reali ty of hig up in that area which offer just as good prices tipsy after a hell of a hard day. We her taxes. To IiiC, ll , a reporter They merely eserIniiuence ofuwhl te the real estate tax and service asdown thwn , so they ifl continue to saw II We were sick with tear. That reporter edona cal value of House to obtain access to tax Information, location is unfair ; get area business unless there Is a reason to must have gotten a dozen visi ts if Improvemen ts are from a dozen "In the Watergate in vestiga tion, furthe r made to such prope rtand y, why should the owne r be travel farther. Simply dressing up the store sta ffers. In the end , thank God, he didn't write evidence was developed that tax return in. made to pay higher ta xes? fronts will not be enough, but would help. Th e only fair tax is It." formation was Improperly transmitted to the net income. There is Possibly consolidation of businesses Into a no assurance that a pa rAs history goes, the politics of Pan-cake White House„. Ocular business will gain by ma king condominium of noncompeting interests, In a makeup is Largjy latterday nonsense. "A few weeks after President Ford took of. provements. Our baseball park large area, wi th plenty of parking apace should Th is a good (Ice, he issued an executi ve order designed to example. When we e vaudevflj promises to be Interesting, If be considered. had old wooden s ct control White House access to tax informa tion. large crowds turned out. only because deification co mpetition Is spirited, Not so when we got But, the AdmIn,trat1ve Conference notes fine new struc ture. Sincerely, and because, as Eisenhower once sa id, "things M.L. Cullum are more like they are now than executive orders ca n be changed at will by any they have ever A basic la nd tax sho uld be divided into three Sanford been presi de nt or his successors, be fore." Pr esident Ford has had his tee th ca tegories, and be minimal accordingto (Mr. Cullim's letter refers to an article that recapped. Hubert Humphrey is tinting his hair There is evidence the present head o( the IRS, desirability for profit or pleasure: 1) Upland, appeared to Ttie Herald last TueMay in over strong opposi tion, is attempting to well drained; 2) fa rm wblcb again. Ronald Reagan has no body odor. The One land and woodland; 3) downtown shoppers gave their eradicate some of the abuses outlined above, land which is views of a Indispenslble Hope? mere ain't just one. All not developed eit he r because of its do wntown developuieni program Ed.) these fellows are modest. Party Takes WEIJJNGTON, New Zealand lAP) — Prime Minister more than a President - In effect, a kind of supreme being. Th is said, the story of Reagan in his campaign office Li not a ct uall y far from the truth at that. Candidates do shamelessly hill themselves as '. .,. over Syria's price for prolonging the life of the U.N. buffer force on the Golan Heights -p rUcipation of the Palestine Liberation Organization in a Security Council debate on the entire Middle East situation. The IS-member council met privately twice on Friday and scheduled more closed.door meetings today in efforts to frame a resolution prolonging the force that would be agreeable to Israel and Syria and to their backers on the orl describes Reagan ar honest, forthright, energetic, enthusiastic, candid and decisive. Reagan reads it and frowns. "Damrnit, man," he says, "you forgot modest" The story Li only a story, of course, but it has some Instructional value. With the formal additlon of ex-actor Reagan the pre liminary I ,, ,g, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — With time running the Security Council worked today to break kit, nations on W1'SHINGTON—(NEAIM theItOrygOCs, Ronald Reagan is walking through his campaign headquarters and comes across an aide who Li preparing a promotional paper. The paper .' problem that can hardly be addressed without coming to grips with a bigger problem. How are we background information as to what kind of a person )'OU are. In th e first ball of 1974 alone, the Internal going to put a rein on the costs of the health Rev enue Service supplied the Department of programs we already have? Justice with 6,114 returns, U.S. attorneys wi th Inflation has struck at every aspect of our 9,570, the Securities and Exchange Commission lives, but only the term "superinflation" applies to with.. .andonandonandon. what has happened to medical costs. Federal TheCivUAeronauUcaBoar1used tai re .na spending on heal th programs has jumped from $5.9 to look into profits on chart er flights. They were billion in 1966 to $35 billion this year. Since 1971 th e used to inVestigate alleged kickbacks br a borrower from th e Rural Electrifi ca tion Adnumber of beneficiaries covered by Medicare has ministration. They have been used by combined increased by 29 per cent while th e cost has leaped strike forces attacking organized crime. by 105 per cent. The surge in med ical costs has had In many lnsthnces the user has provi d ed the a similar impact on premiums paid by individuals ins wi th no serious or specifi c justifi cati on for and companies for group insurance, and our seeking the material. In others the IRS has taken 2 i: ____ 11" Syria Holding Out For PLO Person if ied k.____ - Candidates., Excellence 4 , ClME - 6 — Regulation Lovers - . . By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Portuguese Government TOM TIEDE IRS Abuse, I l,x cut, not an increase, a big plunge into national If that's the case, a venture into national heal th insurance would escalate medical costs even more, wi th a disastrous im pa ct on future fed eral budgets. Until the link between ins urance and spiraling costs is better understood, and some measures devised to cope with it, any new or broadened government health care programs should be approached with utmost caution. - ~ I:n rme r's Market Pe ta il Stor e To Move WORLD IN BRIEF The Winter Park Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be offering free blood pressure checking service again on Wednesday, Dec. 3. This free service is offered from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every rn.nth and Wednesday's will be at the hcpital's new "Association Building" at-IM Aioma Avenue. A total of 460 xopIe took advantage of this service in October and another 145 had their blood —Hill Currie pressure checked In November. RAY CROMLEY America. Since Congress now is searching for some justification to give us the Bicentennial gift of 2 -#, I L.t?....g_J I'a_ ited ,- Grand Opening Slated For Dec. 15 The Orange County Braith3ts, Inc., Is setting up booths In the Winter Park Mall and in Fashion square, Orlando, on Dec. 12, where people ma bring their own cards or note paper and have a message written out In braille. There Is no charge for this service. Remember, however, you must take your own card or note paper with you as none of these items will be available at the booths, which will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. charge, will mark the first time the choir and symphony orchestra have combined talents in the traditional Christmas feature. The choir s under the direction of Dr. Edward Hotaling while the orchestra is conducted by Robert Some labor leaders suggested early this year that Congress celebrate the Bicentennial by voting in a tax-financed health insurance plail covering tWPrt'mn tnn,h ,- - - :k1 N. FR ESCU AVE.. SAN FOIl D. Fl .A. 32771 Nation's .I~ -- - -.- Evening . , . -_ , '2 Lr -' - �- --= - - - . - __-,- - . - - : T ------- - 4 4 i - I 4 4 ...( 4t 4 - - ----- .-- 44 - - I- - 4 - - • - - - - ' .-- ' -= - S - -- : . --- - -... S -_ - - .. -_ '. - - - S - - - - • .. .. (- - - - - -_ - - 4- - -. - - - - 4 _ --r - 4' - - ...S.. - - - - - - • - - 1 1__ T I 4 - 4 - - - - ' -. '4 4 -- -. '-- r -- - - - - - - -. -. - - 1 - - - •" - - -. --I - - 4 - - - - - - - .- ______- - - - L- • -. 4 - - ---j- - - - i,, Transformation Of Dwtw Sanford Target Of DDC (Comed From Page lA) SPORTS i I I I I I I _______________________________________________ I e me time, O,ufl 0 nathon ies of meetings Jacoon decided that support banner in the funeral parade, MtheeofsubbansprawI obtning a go%rnJn grant public's attenUon, cles carrying DDC su The DDC program will face one of kur major team toget up, and lOtimesithas. to the nubljc tough the veWcle of a save money on ground the new city hail to corn. ur ust ne First Time A GIJtIor EVEryonc in tJi FOmll ,, OLD SP .V Fullback Dave Pitan (1751 and halacks "I don't know about that last part," said team Tim Raines, but Herbert Branch, Ned - II - ' -' -. -, I They smeared the Pdgrim The year One thing about those palefaces — they find fc1€r • conchision that a me falift naUonsl tout site ma woulda t cure the palieni What Contacted in M rrltt Island ase. I pretty bad way to end anyng. We want to go was the patient's VecftYshPut of an "Seminole can worry you," said becausetheywantedtogooutInablaofgl0ry ' first 1)0W) game? Or has all that turkey, dressing and cranberry sauce lulled YOU into a (leep sleep in front of the TV — Considering the complex pi IIege proects college I - cItizensrjdj in lkies pulled message ford's CBD continued to suffer, reported that an official of the complete with a horse-drawn Couldn't Drag Me Out of light. The opning a1t Disney Florida point is with flag and Department dinating the revitalization on Park Ave. of cortege bng cfi "vi 'u eled Sanford." d uurst As a tinal move to promote program. and History had of- r Cornnissioner Jlan Sten- pier. Th I I ge o ite(ronting ste •1as .. ' Mr P luef An EVeflIflgHera,SanIord,FI Suflday,N0v30,197518 accept the recrrimndkuuns, redevelopment of the CUD "Negativism" and "Apathy." As if those stunts were not support br the project, a Many of those businessmen strorr pointed out that t the team of Jacoton and Moak began to be replaced by en. Sallied onlookers stopped to enough, the DDC team demonstration was scheduled who will te voting on the present city hail site has ti next set out on a mission to thusiasm. sthre Rt the funeral, which W83 scheduled still another parade for Nov. 29. det1ny of the CUD have ez• advantsge of being physicaily in this part of Fiida, Tribe In_Eleventh Hour -- 1, - ---- -- IA1 ___ • - ___ ' I' 4 ' they changed the rules a little. Flattened the ball, I DOUGLAS _____ ____ --- GD's flagging health mtundlngan On Thursday, OCt. 9, MISS goentl project, but she added, "Th Jacobson and Mrs. Moak beauty of this project is that it pented their gram to the will t depend on goninent debelopment council mem. mding The success or fallure behIp. theY mended of is project will depend on topment Plan that includes irveys of existing facilities, economic ' 17 ' EG /' '- ' / • EASY TO ASSEMBL( ' • EASY TO TAKE I - Wilson d what made DDC &fferent fcom Massasoit, thief of the Pokanoket, wouldn t recognize his game anymore, He'd probably figure those were convicts down there odd-manning at midfield And those squacs tth short dresses on . . the sidelines llrnrnm I "-? ' NiX X VV PEG 11 99 - 20-LIGHT MINIATURE -- pumpkin and tarry it from one end of the field ithoutt'ithergt'ttiig knocked down or stepping in sonieUung' g ' I GILLEflE HD 2 PRO MRA "S 'Y state office a organized in fill up vacant buildings. 2499 in : rOAUPSLTSTOMACH - uld be anaIed 10 d rmin County, all of them might be Formuistlon of an image for Downtown Sanford, an 1 1 - HOLD -, " NON AR0SOL .'. - - '' "Sometimes a worthwhile not be funded - . REG 0 -- .. .i- - ';' HAIRCONDITIONER 160Z .0 , CLAIROL CRAZY CURL i ST WAND t L OREAL ULTRA RICH .- I * A - ' I2 I •..••• GRIAStUSS BEN GAY 1 ¼ oz ELECTRIC unrni t: — '- ' 83 • - Target A One: Fn many civic, business and Sanford Ave to Park Ave ,and proionzi organizations. ,.,-... • 31, with leaders of 23 organizations present, Miss - ii TRAY EL fl AINS 4 oz AULR SHAVE T - 02 PIG OR RG( PIG 375 LIMIT 2 nnirr choice. l3' three touchdowns, P ñÉ ,'.' - 1 CURLING '° _________ - - , night when the Greyhounds got past O1edo, 63, and the Blue et - tack to wear down ( _____ ouble. -- - tii Uon's inabilit to t midcourt scrappy missing most their shots while Apopka simply ran past _________ AfewDartersgoteirth O%iedo's locker room was together anddecjdedtowth one subdued, for the Gip. . . en make that the Coach Dale Phillips was coh. moaning about mLed free Mit turned outWardgotNo, throws, -200, which spans 11 years and Oviedo's stng point was - Rotary membe incthg 67 marn. game mo I $1 4 •• - get to the finals of the Rotary countered with a pressing man Bowl Charity Festival to man that caused iedo to Basketball Tournament and turntheballoerthreestraight - - "I have maintained all along how to beat the press and they uad at intermission, "But balance," said Steinke. "it ____ from the way we are playing, I takes more than five players to ___ _____ --, There are no such things as "sure things" in srfs Jst as as someone claims - it' ur r r man upse to isproe o.d i, Rut if anyone were pinn uon anu iiau to SPRAY - .. tIDAti ' ' ' 4 _______ - ___ accurate th their charity toss as they could only confled on f-22 attempts. this team and tonight my kids of the fst period, as the proved me right," were the Hounds led by a basket, ll2, girne. X' : FUTPAK PEG DDC team suggested the coalition of presidents and —Target T: S&flf Ave. to M1e Ave., and fi -, iiui -- Kaufman and Beard Wright my 200th coaching win you're SO old " Actually, 'Chase probably came pretty close to PRICE ceptaNetothepubllc. portt proJec" she - Coordination and im- "me need for rd1Uon is plementation of the above appanL" recommdaUo the DDC. To furnI that coonation, Realizing ttat some ,tiss Jacotson aj ieneas was inhnt in formation of the DDC's deficit to lake Brantley. B) IUSAPS Herald Corspondcnt I the Blue Darters to do balanceofthegarieintheth Sounds like a flashback to ant of those early .•• lIMIT I -- 2,000 fans in attendance were Greg Thomas and Frank unaware of carter were smiling, and with , AVtRICA GtITi -- the Ilotary Bowl Chant) Steinke's (.rc) hounds had esual, but there certainly followed a game plan and were some behind the scene implemented it ith a hearty football coach Fred Chase's assessment of , - .- , - ByJIMIIAYNES but he's a corner and is Just lIedS Editor starting to play basketball He Oh,thesetsof a basketball was on the junior varsit) last drawing board! season but did not play much. . ____ -¶1 of DOWN - LIMIT its buotra approath to to ald sohing pUem - A training -IA heavy favorite anyway. It happened that Seminole was a team of playoff strength, but with bowl - ____- ___ -- . - WhatSteinkewasremingto thpbyththefhalfthe came late In the Urd period, were ahead 220 but Wdght The Houndswere up by four, 3 was able to put in an offensive 3Z with or three minutes left rebound and then 30 seconds in the quarter. later Randy Taylor put the At this point Steinke was Hou to top for good with a - - Greyhounds simply wore the stars, John Kaufman and was Chris Butterworth's edge it had early. assessment of tic situation i yman met Apopka Saturday - timistic about his team's Brantley? They played for the chances of improing. consolation, but mostly, for - -- - ' game, because both big men but Moore was able 10 bring the Lion's back to within four with a were in foul trouble ____ as er ped PC UPSC Steinke correct by rnrng off Lions the bench and guiding the combined to hold - the - Target Area Foiw froni teracting, no exchange of BiIerd I W purpose of the President's C f BAYBERRY - pented to the DDC and lines of communication, . . to butcktorecognisethee PAK OF 10 TABLLTS LIMIT ONI PAK ;-- Lift those in atndance at the - '•--.-• - . -' pEG llol 'it iri on the cake " triberries f-'. '• - IJ Si ; J.- who scored 20 points "He 'Il%.4i'4 - :' REG -' - • -'• -. - -: -, -, ' kiios it h oreertairi cream is coming to the rnadea driving layup, unttlRon - - ---- well He's,andgetsoutthere Ia stay on its feet in the patch. game the Lions went without Hobbon, for Oviedo, ealli could be that we might try and \lost of the sports populace around the rest of - 4--; _______ By the time Ribbon finally Lion to hit double fiires. 24 11 stretch - - -- businessmen for lack of Initiatie, the Downtown businessmenblarnethecityfor back to . AI and ine people in ectIcn amoni the town, but disappointed is pdpate theD. - TEXAS INSTRUMIWIS arloi impy4 CBD. -' -. POLLENEX METAL FILES • the TI 1200 PEG 1 — PEG SIZE 'J5 , (r\ oo 'sos 18 49 LA a aA - the Presidents' Committee g some mhants gave UP' a long time ago and that their presidents and chairmen BARBQ TOOLS I .a.A) RIG . -. - I i U change would he beneficial, -- . 7 from Seminole hack to Sanford, or the nickname ________________ _____________ _j .. , r mention of p1 b) Robert Scott __________ plays the bottom of 11. "Hepasseduptoornanyshots" - U fli 11 (NARACTII 1 YD'S 7413 AM/FM ___ FASHIONED PEG 59c MIXED NUTS SOCKS ___ . Butteorth sent them out for mt this out to his team - -- . the second half in a Il zone ltoldyoubeforethegarne,it andbeforehecouldbringthem _________ Line That 22 points we failed man defense, the ' Blue Darters number of one and intent and purpoaes the game ______________ count the Itwea g wasover. the coach said he might not - TIPTOP VINYL - j . -- - - - I- fona Tourney 'tdentic,J up have were a lot quicker than us Really,theyjustbeatusupand down the floor." The Seminole Seminoles Without detracting from 1 i n 44 wn uric nearby tommunstv tollege shich a so goes )V name 'Seminole." . i' ' in a chances r - ntered with 12, mostly ___ TT- desired. Most ---- - ' th I t tod malni on the . ____ 4 - - _______ "• ''1 / ____ _________ This long range accuracy . nd rind andthePatStookaneIghtnt -APOPXA SmaIln C, not cmpiring fEteS as to what and uate styJt." Not content 10 ' onthefr ' In ste of te drawbackL laurels after Issuing their ' ' .. . ALL V1lLfNJov - PEG I itern, wakay celled t ____ ________ herald Correspondent -: ners and mer- ' .sdtred sceral methods of began to scedu1e bra1. funding the oject, unding stoning sem' composed - . aoc -; CORN ASSORTED COLORS a much tougher opponent than played, especially our defense, to Just nine points in Father Ipez, although I think and Terry Smith's outside quarter. PEG 1 39 II E - I inaugurated its varsity clubs," said Seminole coach Smith's hot hand unleashed basketballseasonFridaywitha Joe Milis the Seminole scoring attack, 716 romp over Father IPCZ, One of the Seminoles' few pacing everyone with 12 field COOKIES ' - , , • tRMOR ,-. -- -' .. .,. - . '' -' ' ''iT.' ••• ', •' i-;i, . TORf Op . ••.• nord ata ' - •- 'in .. fli,d . $- - ' - Saturday nIhts - -- ___________ --4-,,. - -- - ------- -- -- -: -- ---' ----- 5 ---- - -------------- - - - ---=-- -- -1 --__ - - -- - =-----------:. ----- ________ - _r - 43r ,_ 1 - ---------- - ___, - - - • ---.- - - • c -. - - - •__:_:__- ____ I. - . - - _* - - -- ' - '4- - - -' — --- - -----,---- ------- --4-- ---- ,- - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - -I _ •_•5- __ TE-- -i-- 1± - _'' I I - T - - \ -fl- ----- ---.- _. 5- - - ' - -._.----- - -- - -=-- - S -5 -- - - - 4 - - - -- - - .4 - S - - .4 - - - -=- - -\47 ____ --______ _________________ ' - - - Team Fouls Lake Bt3ntIy I) Apk:)ê Cr?er 3 36 SiIIIy 101? Totats 512 60 ______________ aao R*bnOl 71.FuIteq 1002 - Lyman lotos by Tom Vincent) - - - - - - - 14 '4 152$-4o 1 ouId Out Hrd, Ward - -T-4* -- - .- - . - C -- - - ±* ______________________________________________________________________ -•- - - - - .--, - r. -: i-4---- _- - — Motzrw 1072 - 117) SetIe 1037 Sc" I 0 I 2 Totals 2$ S Ii - 30Db Fouled Out 0'ConnI. Chaps 4- 7110 W4i11) ii 7 Fry 92420 --- ) , FATHER LOPEZ --------=i-:__4- -;- __________ - _____ "Hut other than that, I was experimenting with zone -, -r -- 5cm:I "That's the way I expect to Wiç'n 1001. Totals 75 lS3l o fl over its opponent in the first "and we can't afford to shoot a different man coming through Father Lop.z 21 -' -- ' - J - . -- )OU oot less than 50 per cent of your foul sho other Sand Crabs to. more points. - third Ufl Sea breeze In% itatioiia hit on Just 15 out of 1 attempts figures were Reuben Cotton Woifertteig 07? 7 Thanksgiving Basketball from the line. with 18 and Ken Brown with TOtals. fl1011 Sb — - fain lion 1ding. The apathy that ch*rac. Hlngpresenteditsreportto tensed the business cornthe cosd1, whidi vntad 10 muaity'is attitudes toward -- CAT LIflER PEG 74C '- - M financing, SPONGES -- --. - an the proposed rede1oFnent ___ ____ ' nford has in mu favor: Au Train, the marina, three financial Ititutins, the 8 Qr -- '' _1 - -- ----' --4- - -' -- -- -- f -i ----- : ;---------- - - - --•------ -- -s ----- -5---- - - -------7 .--- ----- -.--- --4-----.- ,---- - '---- -. - �'........... - 26—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. [EMIU9 WOREBOARD , EIGHTH Sma Men(ri,, 2 Al,v Ramon. Chucho Zarre. S Man3lo Alpi, 6. Mrur,Attu 7. FerminLarrea, $ Celaya Aowrre. ' . Darrell Texas Mangled, Mauled ByA&M COLLEGE STATION, Tex. The defense belonged to see- Simmons Lamented, "They are the Cotton Bowl New Year's defense," Royal said. (AP) -At sundown, the Texas ond-ranked Texas A&M, and It as good as they are supposed to Day against Georgia. The loser Akins, who had injured the coaching staff and playe rs we helped the Aggies toa.o,jc. be ... They just have so many plays in the liberty Bowl Dec. knee two weeks ago against IN BRIEF Metropolitan AAU Holds Track Meets agreed on one thing: they had tory in their annual southwest people that can go get the bail 22 against Southern California. Texas Christian, said, "I just been mangled and mauled by Conference showdown Friday that you can't get all of them," Texas, bAng Its first game to went out and figured to play as the most awcsorne defense with fifth-ranked Texas. The 179 total yards was the A&M since 1967, got a con- long as I could. It just didn't 1. Altu, 3 Ramon, 3 TENTH they've encountered in recent 1d by linebackers Ed Si- lowest offensive producUon for solation prize at the end of i hold up." Menct.a. 1, Marur, S. Fermin 6 years. inonini and Garth Ten Napel, a Texas team in three years. regular season 9.2 ledger, a San?,. 7. Chucho. $ Larrea V "They are for sire the most tl,e No. 1 defense in the land The victory—Aggie Coach meeting with Colorado Dec. 27 in The Aggies, who had lost 17 of ELEVENTH - I Al&v Sanchez, 2 Nui Bengoa, 3 Domingo Perez, impressive defensive team I've held the nation's highest-scor. Emory Beliard's first over the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl. 18 previous games against seen in the conference . Cacho Ramon. S. Ogusia Eave. in some ing offense to only six first former boss Royal—clinched a Royal said freshman quarterRoyal-coached teams, went to a 6 (r:a Zarre. 7 Arerha Altu. I lime," said Texas Coach Dar- downs and 113 yards rushing. eonferenceco.charnpio nship for back Ted Constanzo faced Se- razzle-dazzle play on their first Barr. r' rell Royal. The Aggies intercepted three A&M. vere pressure after senior possession. Bellard did this in TWELFTH - I Bilbao Aguirre.? "Their de fense is about as passes, recovered two fumbles Ma'uri (irna,i, 3 Celaya Juan, I It also set up a shootout Dec. 6 quarterback Marty Akins spite of the fact that the Aggies good as I've been around,"ec. and stopped Texas two t imes 0 Sate Larrea, S Erdoza AItu. 6 in Little Rock, Ark., with once- reinjured his knee in the sevond had fumbled away the ball to Santi Mencha, 7 Ferniin Alps, • oed Longhorn defensive coor- crucial fourth downs, beaten irn SWC play) Arkansas period. "It wasn't as much Texas on their first possession Chutho Ramon dinator Mike Campbell. Texas offensive tackle Bob for the privilege of playing in Ted's fault as it was the A&M in the last three years. II s os. 10 $ U? 10 $ ss' i 3 1$ 167 9 West Division Dnr II $ -lndian 10 6 625 I San Antonio 9 6 600 1', Utah 3 17 .200 l'i Friday's Results New York 116, Vrg,niC 97 St Louts Ii), Indiana 117 Denver 140, San Antoni o 136. 01 %a'$49y'1 0rn St Lou's at Utah lfldiM5 vs. Virginia at Nos101K San Antniø at Denver Sunday's Games Kentucky at New York San Antonio at St LOu'S Today's Games KCntuCky at York San Anton at St Louis • a Tuesday At Orlando .11 PONT!': VERDA API.-Dave Philo has claimed the $1,200 top prize in the Florida PGA's $10,780 Thousand Oaks Open golf tournament by dosing with One-over-par 71 and a 54-hole total of 206. The Lake Placid, N.Y., golfer's four-under-par total over the 5,M-Yard Thousand Oaks Country Club course heat out Bob Shaw of Tallahassee by a stroke Friday. 51mw closed with it 72 for $1,010. At 208 for $800 was Mark ShlLshk of Thun(h.'r flay, ,(nLario, Can., with 71. Tied a'. 209 for 1625 apiece were John Darr of Coconut Creek; Bobby Loy of Elon College, N.C., and Chick Evans of Daytona Beach, all with 71's, and Beau Haugh of Cocoa, who shot 72. I ___________________________________________________ # i&.. _- I Perez lo Meet Ed ' gar Ross Al Hooks And Jabs klli. : -_ .... __1 , -:~ _ I - - - . =: * Pail Of Pucks Pilfered lA)NIX)N, Ont. t Al3 The heavily guarded penalty lxx at lndon Gardens tins the scene of ,I crime Just prior to Friday's Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior A :ame between the London Knights and Kingston Ca nad tans. Concerned league officials have insisted on extra police iwotevtion in the penalty box area since fighting erupted between fans and visiting players at games earlier in the season, But unnoticed by police, someone managed to steal a pail of pucks from the penalty box, delaying the game for several minutes while officials looked for a new supply. 0. . ,T,S .- - -. l99' '- 'c — f:., . . '' C ollege . ' & " k - 1, -' ii,P Basketball Virginia Track Coach Dies , . . . . $1. Louis at New Yc' Rangers New York Islanders at ',n trial Vancouver at Phlh(jeII'i4 Atlanta at California Pittsburgh at Boston k,nses C i ty at Chcago SE Apo ton 7$ Boise St St. II. Culver Stock 95. E M,t,tj 77 SOUTHWEST Tesas A&I 1$. McMurry I) Arizona 9 Or Oregon St . 67 FAR WEST Utah St 66 Montana 62 Utah 9'?, IdahO 79 San Franc is co 91. UC Santa Barbara 66 Portland St 52. S Colorado Il L A St 91, Whitt ier 75 San Di ego 13. Occidental 73 NW Nazarene 77, W Montana ai Ala J i ORLANDO.SEMINOLE FRIDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST—i ice Sanchez (S), 13 60. 6 CO. 340, 7 Lard Owola (1). 300.3 EchanOLe.nizw,1 so; Q (1 5) 5.35 00. P IS I) $121 to. SECOND - I. Ur :a Yza (8) II 20, 800. 600. 2 Ogui:a Lenh: (1) 500.1 . 3 Eddy .Javi (5) 400; Q Ii 16) $15,4$0 THIRD - 1. Eddy Alberdl (8) with Hawaii $0, Oregon U Washir4son 16, 14 Santa ciars 50 Washngton Si. $6, S.D St. II N Mexico St W. Texas ,s,. Iington II Portland , s. s cci ra II TO URNAMENTS IPTAY (First Round) Clemson 7$. Harvard 6.1 Austin Pray 9), Syracuse (7 Catawba Civifin Classic (First Round) Leno.r Ri-,r. 5$. N Georgia t7 zii ., rsdiin4 Tech 90 EXHIBITIONS Athletes in IC), ActiOn 62 Yuoslavtan Nationa ls M. Brigham Sov i et (Jn't 7$, Mirymosnt, kin 75 New Orleans Classic 1. Mcfleeje II. Stetson si. t Palm Beach Tourney John Wesley OS. Tiffin 52, ovt Palm Beech Atlanti c 113, Ed Edison Junior Cellege Classic FIbr,ø. College 7), Broward Central 71 Ed son 97. Manatee 77 Pro Basketball 20. 7 00, S-20., 2 urza Leniz (1) 610. tOO. 3 Echano Ou,ola (2) 4 $0; 0 13 6) 143 20. P (6 3) $123 FOURTH 1 Domingo Zen-c (S ) 73 20, 13 60, 7 00; 7. Manolo Javi (1) 6 SO. 1 50.3 Cache Quiola (i) 1 00, 0 5)56.) 80. P IS 1) 1273.70. OD $4620 FIFTH - I. Chucr,o Latra (7) 1500, S90, 500; 2 CachoAtpi (2) 940, 600. 3. San?I Meflcha II) 710. 0 (2?) 5.3700; P Il 2) 593 Of,) SIXTH - I AreI'ia Arana 121 13 $0, 720. 6 70; 2. Alava Javi (3) 7 70.3 20. 3. Domingo Pin: (3) 100. 0 (2 3) 13360; P (2 31 1)05.00. SEVENTH 1. NegvlQurIa (3) 1360.660. 400. 7, EchanoAlt,.s- d (1)700.3 20 :3 tca Linhi (7) 750; 0 'I)) 13180. P (31) 11190 EIGHTH —1 MaruriLarrea (6i 10 10, 530, 3.10. 2. Celaya Mench. (7) I 70, S 00; 3 Erclo:a 8.engoa (7, 140, (6 7) 196.40. P (671 00 NIH IH — I Arecha (7) 1440.9". 350, 2 MSndIO Erdd:a (3) 3.10; 0 (21) 135 00; P (7 - 71 116113 TENTH — 1 Chvcho (7) is 20, 660. 1 2 Marun 560. San?, lOSS 00 0 (3-7) 154 $0. P (7 5) 171 SO. 00 (2 71 113240 ELEVENTH I Oguiza Zarre . - CIIARI.OTFE.SVIW.:, Va. I AP - A heart attack has claimed the life of Louis A. "Lou" Onesty, 67, track and cross country coach the last 22 years at the University of Virginia. Onesty, survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Mitchell One.sty, and a son, Louis A. Onesty Jr., collapsed and died Friday while working at his home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. A 1931 graduate of the University of ltiutuIls'ifld, ()nt'sty was a three-year letterman in track1tnd basketball and LS captain of the track team EDGAR ROSS the toughest fight I have ever had.".. . Perez is currently riding a four fight K.O. win streak, Wayne Battle, Joey Vincent, Cisco Oliver and Killer Ellis. When Vic first started lighting, it took him three Years and 17 fights Nefore he stopped four of his opponents. There is no doubt he is a much improved fighter. Ross and Perez are the two most active fighters in the world today. Between them. they have fought 28 times this year, win- nin 24, losing two and drawing two. Whalers Drop Mike Byers Perch Hitting Good At Lake Jessup Lake Jessup is having one of the best seasons ever on spe ckled perch and the reports of good catches con tinue to come in without a let up. Riley's ('amp on the south side of the lake told of a string of 45 landed by Danny and J.A. MileLl and Willie Westherry. Thurmon Wright and son pulled in 65, while (Thuch Sowers and Mr. Craven had 20. Danny Mae Ashby and husband scored with a total of 85, Thermart Childs and son helped Vernon Camel take 63, Red Gregor and wife 36, Len (lark and a friend ....... - 25 irv$ !pc Burroughs had a lunit catch of 50. — - Is Or Prince Hired By Astros a I 14th-Ranked B u i ns Romp Over USC If - ... .-. - -- - Stetson's Hatters Bow time by tippping in a shot to ue it up 74ill at the buzzer. Then with the score 80-78 for McNcese, Rudd hit a 10-foot Jumper. Stetson's Paul Morris responded with a field goal and Mike Lay added a free throw, bvt Rudd sank two more free throwa to put the game away, SA11:11L)A Y II a.m. I 44I .liiii Thomas Outdoors 12 noon ( C-6, C.13 AILSt.ar Wrestling 12:30 pin. t9 Arniy.Navy Pro-game Show 12:45 p.m. (9) - College Football The Army Cadets meet the Navy Midshipmen in JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. Series standings: Army :; ins, Navy 3,1 6 ties I pin. 05 NH. Game of the Week 4 p.m. 191 - College Football (The Auburn War Eagles fact the Crimson Tide of Alabama. The Prudential College Scoreboard follows imrned,atelv alter the game) 4:30 p.m. (6, 13) -Sports Spectacular (Superskates, an ice show bend tiling the U.S. Olympic Team, from New York's Madison Square Gardeni 7 p.m. 1441 Wrestling College Basketball l'l'tw No. I 11:30 p.m. 0, 8, rated Indi:imi Hoosiers fl)N't the No. 2 ranked and (left,'fllIi'1b \l. ','\'\ hiii;iiun u(:l.A Brw:is III t I 4III. .1 SUNDAY )AV 12 noon 9I t 'sih'ge hktball '75 12 noon 113) - Doug Dickey Show 12 noon 135) This is the NFl, 12:30 p.m. 121 Doug Dickey Show 12:3() pin. 16, l3i -- NFl. Pre-garic 1 pin. 12,8) — NFl. Football (Pittsburgh Stne1er.s vs. Jets at New York lp.m. 16, 13) — NFI.Foothall New Orleans Saints vs. Browns at Clevelandi I p.m. (35) Wrestling Wrestling (9i 2:30 p.m. NFl. Football (Minnesota Vikings 4 p.m. (6, 13) clash with the Redskins at D.C. Stadium in Washington Vinci' Ikxtley Show 5:30 p.m. 135 Georgia Tech Football highlights — 6 p.m. (35) MONDAY 9 p.m. 191 NFl. Football New England Patriots ins A the Dolphins in Miami I)ug Dickey S,: 11:30 ( C-6) FRI IM V 11:30 p.m. fC-) - This is the NH, 7 p.m. (C-13i — All-Star Wrestling • . — — ,, — .., p — - To McNeese State 84-81 NEW ORLEANS AP — A Lawrence paced McNeese McNEE$E: Oney 10 22 22. field goal and two free throws scorers with 25 points while Lawi'ence 1136 15. Rudd I i 1 20. Ph II1 2276. ffhni.. 000 0. hy John Rudd in the waning Pete Nordhorn led Stets i.s-es 0 Stetson with 23 2. Ellis 1 II ), McLaurn 22 4 6. moments of overtime enabled 29 points for high scorer ho flaiss 0001) Totact 34 1477 II McNeese to beat Stetson i in the New Orleans Classic college STETSON: Slowers 7 36 I?. MCN Mor ris 7 3 4 7, Nortir,orn 1333 79, 32 4211-44 bas)et.baU tournament. O'Connell 2 14 I. Coats 7 00 4, Tot al foul' Stetson 71, McPdeee E dm u nd Lawrenec, Norman 7 $75, Pratt 1007, Lay I I 77. Fouled out Stetson - Stowerl, McNeese's 7-foot center, put 3 ' Totals 33 15 35 II Nordtsorrt, McNeese - La wr ence Friday night's game Into over. tr • - - it 4 -. I. - All Establishes Firm — CAIRO lAPt - World heavyweight boxing champion Muhamznjsd Ali Is setting up a $ million compeny 11! Cairo to sell farming and building equipment in the Middle East, says a spokesman for the firm, Donald J. Macdonald, vice president of the Muhammad All Trade Development Corp., said Thursday the corn. pony will sell fertilizers, tractors, cement, steel building rods, buses and similar products. Bulls Break Out Power Regatta Of Long Slump Held In Miami MIAMI lAP) - Fifteen of th e world's leading power. boat racers were to prove t he ir superi or ity Saturday as they climbed into identi cal, lightweight t unnel boats in the $25,000 Bill Muncey Wide World Marine Invitational. The event at Miami's Marine Stadium was de vised to prove driving skill ra th er t ha n su pe rior equipment by putting man in similar craft, powered by 75horsepo wer t!41('engines capable of 100 mile-per-hour speeds. The field included offshore drivers along with those familiar wi th closed course racing and was ch osen by a vote by floating Writers International. To Rap Bucks ' .4 - . -. Sunday, Nov. 30, 173-3B Nets Bottle Up Burden, Stop Squires In ABA By The Associated Press third quarter pushed the 76ers By The Associated Press The Chicago Bulls finally ahead for good at 59-57. The a result, the Squires took a 110Th e last t ime the New York 100 decision from the Nets. came up for air and Coach Dick Sixers took 12 of the next 14 Nets met the Virgi nia Squires, Motto was extremely happy to points to stretch the lead to 71lirky Burden had a field gs.'t a fresh breath. 59, then salted it away with an "Our J,tense kept us together Choking on a nine-game los- 83-68 lead at the end of the in We game, especially in the The Nets made sure mug streak, the Bulls broke out period. wo ul dn't happen again Friday second and last quarters," of their depressing rut with an There were th ree elimina tion heats on a course Kings 98, Jazz 97 night. Specifically, Brian Tay. Loughery said. "We held them 8t-69 National Basketball Assofeaturing th e first ri gh t-hand tu rn lane in closed course Nate Archibald tossed in 31 to four poin ts in the la*t few br made sw'e. racing history, sitJi use top 12 contct2r.t! advancing to 'I;tion victory over the Mu- points, but it took a basket by minutes. That was the key. Our the 10-lap finals. sukee Bucks Friday night. "Taylor really did an out- defense just carri ed the whole Sam Lace)' and a pair of free standing job on Burden, didn't show," The field includ ed world offshore driving champion "I am certainly not beating throws by Jimmy Walker in the Wall)' Franz of 5mm he?" asked New York Nets Paulo, Brazil; th r ee -time unlimited the drums about winning any final 14 seconds to give Kansas Coach Ke vin Loughery after his I' S. champion Bill Schumacher of Seattle, Wash.; and title," said Motto. "Right now City its victory over New or. In the night's other ABA ualimited driver Mickey R ed rnud of Palm Desert, Calif. guard he ld t he Sq uires' high games, the all I want to do is make the leans, Denver Nuggets scorer to merely six points. Other drivers are t un nel-boat soars Johnnie Sanders of playoffs since we are in a hole Lakers 126, Braves 105 w hi pped the San An tonio Spurs 51) far. 1).-river. Cob.; Jimbo McConnell of Wonder Lake, Ill.: Lucius Allen scored 22 po i nt-ii The result was a 116-97 Nets 140-136 in overtime and the Rarry Wxxls of Vancouver, Wash.; Geoff Briggs of East 'For us it's got to be the same to lead Los Angeles in a blister* Spiri ts of St. Louis trimmed th e hampton, N.Y.; Torn Pose)' off Plano, Tex.; and inboard old story—getting inside, ing offensive show that buried Indiana Pacers 113-112. hanipion (;err)' Bangs of Seattle, Wash.. grabbing the offensive board Buffalo. "That hu rt t hem," Loughe.-y Foreign challengers are Angelo Vassena of I ta ly; Roger arid playing tough defense. I am acknowledged , "Ticky's got to Suns 110, Trail Blazers 101 Juli us Erving scored 31 points .Jenkins very agreeable to letting the of England: Andre Dierckx of Belgium: Cees Van score for them or they're in and keyed a last-quarter rally Paul Westphal scored 17 ot Der Velden of holland: Bill Badsey of South Africa and tr ouble." other team shoot from the lii' 21 points in the fourth quarto lead the N'.,' offense. The Jorge Regnicoli of Argentina. outside because we'll win inure ter fr lift Phoenix over PortNets and Squires were never The w inner ill earn $10,000, Last week, Burden did his than we'll lose." haid. more than seven points apart thing, netting 32 points—and Chicago center Tom Boeras throughout the first three winkle also was happy 'o see a quarters and it wasn't until late little sunshine in Ch icago. in the game that New York "This is the best game We've broke it open. played because everyone was moving," he said. "I know A layup by Taylor finally put there's been a lot of pressure on New York ahead 84-12 and the rue because I'm supposed to be Nets, led by Erving's eight a good passer and not a good points, outscored Virginia 17-5 scorer. But maybe we'll get in the last four minutes to pull roiling now." away. 11y MURRAY OLDERMAN playboy of the sestern world. sun of a preacher man and lives In the other NBA games, the The Herald Services No more than any other 31- his life accordingly. Johnny Neumann helped the Boston Celtics whipped the At. year-old bachelor millionaire Not if you've heard Fran 106Squires take a 33-32 edge in the lant.a Hawks 114-107, the Phila. Myths I could do without: and maybe less than most ream out an offensive lineman . first quarter, when the lead delphia 76ers blasted the That Li.ils Tiant Is a lovable, because Joe doesn't always like for not holding his block, or a changed hands 14 times. Vir. Seattle SuperSonics 113-94, the ('harming Cuban. to pursue. 0% over enthsia.stic tackier. Fran gima had a 54-5.3 advantage at Kansas City Kings nipped the lie isn't. In fact, he can be That Yogi Berm is a funny has the redbbooded tastes and the half and 82-78 at the end of New Orleans Jazz 98-97, the Los downright ornery. man. 4. vocabulary of any other football ) the third period before the Nets Angeles Lakers turned ba ck the Tha t Woody Hayes would Not by design. He never said player. took charge. Swen Nater added '11\"' Buffalo Braves 126-105 and the make his grandmother run m ost of those "funnies"—Joe That Walt Frazier Is cool 19 points for New York while Phoenix Suns trimmed the extra laps. L/ta.Garagiola made them up for he never sweats. Neuma nn led the Squires with 1. ) Portland Trail Blazers 110-101. u.S grandfather maybe, yes. him. The man they call Clyde 24. Mickey Johnson grabbed a But Woody's secret as a college That Joe Garaglola was a makes an overt effort to show \\ career high of 19 rebounds and administrator and recruiter is lousy ballplayer. I JD that he perspires, but guys like I Nuggets 140, Spurs 136 Mutt Goukas and Bob Love "momism".-.the old gals love /\( He wasn't--he even s tarr ed in JoJo White or Nate Archibald Rookie David Thompson contributed clutch fourth-quar. him. a World Series. But he found out bring out the beads. ,,,l.m scored six of Denver's 12 overkr shooting to blow ('pen a tight That Joe Namath is the poking sellhumor could pay off. % .4' That John McKay is just a time points to lead the Nuggets game and give Chicago its That Vince LMmbardi Was an natural, effervescent wiL over San Antonio. The regutriumph over Milwaukee. It unmitigated tyrant. lie is a generally taciturn lation game ended with the also marked the fewest points He could be just the opposite, man who makes up calculated, , I teams tied at 128 as Denver's 7 ever scored against Chicago in 3 / since in private Vince tended to wry witticisms for sports Byron Beck hit a three-point 10 NBA seasons. by shy and even funloving, and writers—and will need plenty of shot with two seconds remainCeltics 114, hlasks 107 j' hi' turned very introspective in them next year in Tampa. Ing in the fourth quarter. John Havlicek, playing after ko his late years. That college football builds getting five stitches in a cut Spirits 113, Pacers IU That Ilosiard ('asciI has character in fl.s players. over his right eye, scored 20 of Freddie Lewis led a secondcommand of the English ,..: Two of the foremost varsity his 26 points in the second half half WALT FRAZIER charge that carried the language. coaches of our time, Darrell to lead Boston over Atlanta. Spirits of St. Louis past Indiana. lie hasn't, since bombastic Royal of Texas and John is just a big oaf who staffs Lewis scored Havlicek took an elbow in fJ oratory 19 of his 32 points and flaunting McKay of Southern California. baskets. rye earl)' in the first period, but ¼ in the second half, including a polysyllabic words doesn't argue convincingly that it just Be hind his veneer 01 in returned to rally the Celtics key basket wi 1, 1 com th pe 2'i minutes to nsate for questionable ain't so—character is built in souciance, the former Low go 1.' wi th eight poin ts in the thi rd at th / syntax. gave St. Louis a 113-107 the borne. Alcindor is one of the brightest, lead. quarte r and 12 in the final pen' That Ronone Arledge Is the That George Blanda is a most refl ective big men in od. most powrrful man In vent-rable, kindly old man. sports. 76ers 113, SuperSonics American sports, lie is just as acerbic and That Jack George McGinnis scored 26 There really is no Roone crusty at the age of 4.8 as he was and dour. Nicklaus is stodgy as Philadelphia surged Arbedge. He was invented by in his early 30s throwing touchThe mature Jack Nicklaus, back from a 16-point, seco nd (Thuck Howard. And neither of down passes for the Houston tr mnuned d ow n, is one of quarter deficit to defeat Seattle. J them returns phone calls. Oilers. most gracious athletes of our McGinnis' basket t 7:12 of the GEORGE Bl.ANI)A That' Fran Tarkenton is the That Kareem Abdul-Jabbar time. Sports Writer's Lament Clearing Awa ySome Myths . ,' • ' • ' ' ".'- A ' . . '- .. ,' - "We're going to the Rose Bowl and that's all that matters." When the Bruins ereni itt' Urg loose of the ball they were letting go an overwhelming offensive show that ran up 414 yards against USC's respectec defense with Sdarra throwing two I urbjdown passes to tight end Don Pederson. Wendell Tyler, who had four fumbles, ran for 130 yaris including a 57 yard touchdown punt. But it was the Bruin defense, a subject of derision much of the year, that saved the day, stopping Southern Cal drives tour times in ttya fourth quarter. The Bruins gave up the ball eight times on fumbles, twice in the final five minutes, but the UCLA defense came through both times. Ohio State, top ranked and unbeaten, is corning to Pass. NEW YORK I Al' i - Dave McAvov and Ed Backus have been elected co-captains of the 1976 Columbia University football team, it was announced today. McAvoy is a wide receiver and Backus a defensive back. Both are juniors. Sports On TV LOS ANGELES (AP) UCLA has given Ohio State something to think about. Now -.'- Eastern Conf.renc. Atlantic Division FIRST - I Aldana Ouaola, 2 W 1. Pct, 35 Echano Arana, 3. Barr' Via, 1 hilphua II S MS L.hrvi A 1 b's-di, S ca Oko', 6 ljrj 9 6 600 Ii, Ln-i'i. / Etliy Smncttfl, I Pheçui Buffalo 9 I $79 2"7 E los-ia the Y or k 7 17 341 51 2 SECOND— I. [chine Santhez,7 Central Division tea Len:,) Eddy Albcrdi,l. Cacho . 10 7 516 Atlanta OkOki, S. Oguiza Via, urn Washington 7 $ 46.7 7 [los-ia, 7 Ald.n.a Arana, 1. Ur: Houston 7 I .447 2k', Javi. N Orls'ans THIRD - 1 (ctrw Alberd. 2 'i II 15) 1 Ary.a Ln.z. 3. Ica Qu'ota, 1 Western Conference Oguiz.a Okoki, $ Eddy JavI, 6 Ursa Midwest Division Aran. 7 t.a'r' Yea, I Atdrti Detre! 9 5 643 -peritt XC 654793 FOURTH I. Si(baoAlbe'rd, 7. 6 It .353 l'z Manoio Pete:, 3. Maya Elena. 1 Chtcago I II .37 3', Cacho Bengoa, . Domingo tI,iyi, Pacific Division t Anetha Zarre, 7. Barre Sanchez, GState II S .611 I. Pderjui .Savi. LA I) 7 650— lFTH - 1. ManoloRamon. 7 Seattle 10 9, .528 3i, Cct'n FcPave. 3. Marunl Etorza. I 7 6 535 7: 5rI 4c5Jrre, S. CP'ucPio Bingos. 8 Portlar, 7 10 112 4', Fermin Mentha. 7 Ce(aya A:pl, I. Fridays Results Ero:a Larnea. Boston III, At)Jnta 107 SIXTH - I Barre [criave. 2. Phildilp1li 113, SCL?III' 94 Cache litre, 3 Dom,rv)o Voris, 4 Chicago $9. M,laukpe 49 Oguila Mencha, S Plegul Sanchrj, VinWiS City 1. 14tw Orleans 6 .'.ihva Jivi, 7 Silbeo flengo.a. I. 97 Aricra Pt'tj Los Angeles 126, CuflIlo 10.5 SEVENTH - I. [chine Jays. 7. PPong Ito, Portland 101 Domingo Ouio)&. 3, Ntgui Lenh:. A. - - By The Associated Press great game against Montreal away before Hey Comeau and bres rallied for three goals in triumph. Ron Climie scored three goals Atlanta Coach Fred and came away with nothing Dave Kryskow_.on an assist the final period and skated past Ken Baird, Norm Ullman, and Larry Pleau—a 30-goal Creighton saved his (except a 4-0 loss), from goalie Dan Bouchard— California. Rusty Patenaude and Tim scorer last season—broke a 20thanksgiving for Friday night, "Of course, we only played made it 6-2. Jim McKenny Pete McNab and Gil Per. Sheehy hit for Edmonton. Larry game scoring drought with his after his Flames ended a week- about half a game against closed out the scoring. reault also scored for Buffalo. Lund scored twice while Don first goal of the season to lead long losing string with a 6-3 Philadelphia (in a 7-3 loss), but In the National Hockey Dave Hrechkosy and Bob Mur. Larway and Andre Rinse had New England over Denver. triumph over the Toronto a lot of people get beat there." League's other game Friday doch scored California's first. the others. Climie, Rcsaire Palement, Maple Leafs. Romnanchych opened the night. Buffalo topped California period goals. Jets 5, Torus 3 Climie and Tom Webster made Aeros 7, Oilers 4 "This sure was a long time scoring, then Toronto pulled 4-2. In the World Hockey AssoAnders Hedberg scored two it 4-0 early in the s'cond period coining and I just hope It's the ahead on a pair of power play ciation, it was Houston 7, EdHouston's Frank Hughes, goals to lift Winnipeg over To- before center Ralph Backstrom ronto. start ofa trend," said Creighton goals by Errol Thompson monton 4; Indianapolis 3, who scored three goals in scored for the Spurs. after Larry Romanchych within 22 seconds. Thompson's Cleveland 1; New England 7, first period, said, "Good things Bill Lesuk, Norm Beaudin Racer's 3, Crusaders I scored twice to help his Flames first goal came with two Denver 3, and Winnipeg 5, To. come in bunches." His first and Mats Lindh had the other Cleveland took a 1-0 first-pcronto 3. tally came at 11:37 of :he ses- Winnipeg goals. to victory after losses to Mon- Flames in the penalty box. Vaclav nod lead on Russ Walker's Sabres 4, Seals 2 treal and Philadelphia. sion, his second at 17:46 and his Nedomansky, with two goals, power play goal but the Racers' Toni l.ysiak tied it for At. Buffalo's Danny Gare scored third just 3o seconds later as the and Richard Farda scored for Bob Siclnski scored twice and "The toughest thing ,about lanta, Hilliard Graves made it twice, giving him seven goals in Acros tied a WHA record with Toronto. Dick Proceviat once to give this week was that we played a 3-2 and Homanchych put it his last s games, a the Sa- Eheji 1411i consecutive borne Whalm 7, Spurs 3 indianapolis the victory. ' r S 10, 450; 3 Arecha Bongos 510. OIl)) 13000. P (13) 11810 TWELFTH — 1 CeIaya Aipi (7) 9 40, 110. 3 30. 2 Mirurl AI?U 161 710. 370; 3 Erdoza Agui rre (3) iisvttd" it1 nrm.a 11u4or ,--'- --, ', , iivi w; r ., 4 ti • 190".?O; SQ (I) " and 87) 11.14160 back John Scarra emphatH4ndle - 1152.177. A 416). ically. SATURDAY NIOHTENTRIES IIOUS'TON API - Bob Prince, fired a month ago as play-by-play announcer for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been hired by the Houston Astros. Astros Vice President Dean Borda said Friday Prince will join the Astros' regular broadcasting team 01 Gene Elston and lMel I';LSSe. Columbia Elects Coo-Captains - NSA ..'.-',.- so Rev. Griles and Tom Gordie, both regular fishermen in the Still more excellent speck catches were reported in the St. Osteen Bridge Camp section of the river. have been getting a few Johns River at Lemon Bluff, and the many 'Thanksgiving day bas3.Tomhasscoreda1mostev.yt.jmeoutthisweek y and had a ball as he %isitors were treated to a display of school bass activity as the assisted in landing 28 trout and a The bank anglers are taking fair strings of specks and bream bass. "Trout-touts" accounted feeding bass jumped all day long, in the vicinity of th e old bridge, for all the fish taken. The %Titer and wife brought fv)me a mixed Jim Penney of Martha Isle Camp says there are plenty of hip string of The most tr out and ch outstanding annel bass catch reported from numbering the salt water thLs 31 on a Monday trip to bluegill in the river now, many of them well over a pound in size. week was made from the Main Street Pter in Daytona Beach. Turtle Mound. Speck fi.sherrnen are taking good strings of big ones but the bass.Merle Keller, pier mntnager, when contacted Friday morning, hav havee been on the slow side, Reports from Inlet Harbor on the deep sea trips are scarce was excited a bout a 27 pound channel bass Landed only a few bu t th e big run of ki ng mackerel is expected to hit many inexperienced hunters were on the off th e Daytona river over the lfloiflentsearlier. Jim Gazaway, casti ng holiday. it was almost unsafe for the anglers. In fart, one local with a "Sea4lawk"plug Coast any day now. One commercial fisherman told of seeing it for hunter had his duck decoys shot up' him on 12 pound test line. And that, fellow anglers, is no easy long" dena as the Big Ten champions.41-20 earlier this season al. Marinaro'sNCAAsingleseason McKay had never before lost cluded: UCLA, 8-2-1 overall, won the though there were some bright record. four in a row at the school. Pacific-4 Conference spot in spots for the Bruins 1"nr ex"UCLA must be awfully good 'I really thought we played "A lot has been made of our if they can beat us fumbling 11 all Woody Hayes has to do is the Rose Bowl with a 6-1 con- ample, no one else has scored our best game of the season," losing streak since I announced figure out what it is. times." ference record, the same three touchdowns against the said Bell. "It wasn't good I was going into professional The 14th-ranked Bruins league mark as California. But Buckeyes this Sciarra, who ran for 85 yards fall, enough, though, was it?" football," McKay said. "I don't and passed for 86, said the earned a place in the Rose Bowl the Bruins defeated Cal earlier Southcr Cal, bound for the It was John for the first time in a decade and earned their first appear- Liberty Bowl with a 7-4 mark, [.os Angeles McKay's final think it was such a big deal. I Bruins seemed to become more game as USC just thought this team was bet- tense in the second half, when and a rematch with Ohio State ance in the New Year's Day got 286 yards total offense coach, and his with a tense 25-22 victory over Classic since Jan. 1, 1966 fourth con- ter than It Is; I guess It isn't." eight fumbles occurred, even by against the Bj 136ofiton secutivt defeat since annowtcMcKay shook his head about though they led 18-14 at half. winning their Imt thre games of the ground by Ricky Bell, who Ing he would join Tampa in the all the UCI A m ist ak esa nd the ii incredible 11 fumbles, the season, t ne. finished the regular season with National Football League. In "1 don't care about the fumTrojans' inability to take adThe Buckeyes whipped UCLA 1,875 yards — six short of said it all proves how Ed his 16th season at Southern Cal, vantage of them, then con- goodSciarra bles, I don't care how bad we UCLA really Is. IIAHTFOIW, Conn. I Al'1 Mike Byers. a veteran World hockey Association right wing, was given his unconditional release Friday night by the New England Whalers. Byers had four goals and three assists in 17 games this season and General Manager Coach Jack Ke1lr' said Lw Was unhappy with his performance. Byers, 29, had been placed on waivers but v as 111,1 ('lalmed by any WIIA team for the $100 waiver )rite. -- trick. Flounder have been the best among the many species biting around the pier. Keller said that live shrimp have been scarce so the pier anglers resulted to small jigs bumped along th e bottom and the live and six pound flounder loved them. Bluefish, whiting, sheeix%he.ad, and drum comprised the bala nc e of the catc hes. The East Channel of the I nd ian River has been "hot" with school sized chan ne l bass and trout for e past th two weks. Eric Vthlen called to tell of a catch of fifty landed by an acquaintance. Jack Beckwith, visiting from Alabama, accompanied Baiy " Gon:aga SI, Carroll Cot 33 NEW YORK I API The Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union conducts the first of three development track meets next Friday night, opening New York's indoor track and field season. Three mileels art' scheduled in Maths1ln Square Garden with the first one the Wan.arnjjker Mmllrose Gaines Jan. 30. The others are the U.S. Olympic' lnvitatioil on Feb. 20 and the i\AU national challIplonShips Feb. 27. Philo Wins Oaks Open Golf Pro Hockey 97 '-.-- . Flames Stop Leafs To Snap NHL Streak ~. I Ever since Cain and Abel decided arbitration couldn't settle — their differences, the orid has seen iiian, rcit 1iliL. Miami LaSalle 27. Ail am, Some were spontaneous while oth ers have been planned. In estmirtis1ec Christian to NHL the later category would fall Tuesday night's match between CLASS A Campbell Conference Greensboro 7, Liberty Bristol Victor "Taco" Perez and Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross at the Orlando Patrick Division Sports Stadium. WL TPIsGFGA TallahasseeFAMU II. I.OLISSAPSIS While th is bout, for the Southern junior middleweight Bran Phlpha 35 tC3 5? ford NY Island t 2$ championship, ma' lack St expertise n the manly art of self Petersburg St'oreuest Atlanta 9 12 2 20 61 69 Tampa Temple HeiçMs 0 NY Rangr defense, as shown by men like Jim Corbett, Sugar Ray Robinson without his friend and trainer, Frank BrazeR. This could be the $13 7 II 69 90 Trenton 71. Ocala Marion and Muhammad All, I am certain it will contain efforts similar to single most important factor in Smythe Division Academy 0 th e bout. Chicago th at of Jack Th e Ripper. 75 76 67 Hastings 20. Jacksonville Unu St - the punishment Ross Louis takes in the early rounds figures to S I s 2' n s' .r5ity Christian 0 Perez and Ross will be bent on destroying each other. Not Vartcvr take it stoll late in the fight. I 9 $ 21 63 61 because Especially since Ross has never gone Belle Glades Day 33. Fort K C of a deep hatred , as was the case when Perez met Joey past eight rounds. 8 13 3 15 16 79 Lauderdale Gold Coast Chris M i nn Vincent this past summer, but because It is the only way both men 16 o tln - Perez has had more experience. Wales Conterenc know how to act in the rL'ig. Miami Northwest Christian 7, he has fought better fighters. Norris Division Miami Christian 3 It is doubtful if this week's crowd will exceed the one that sat Mon treal 16 1 3 35 l Key We-st Mary Irrrr.eculate t. Ar;ic Perez knows how gckxl Perez is but Ross hasn't yet learned Ifl on the 'in ce nt.l't'rez scrap but those who do coil 1 t 7 26 6.6 5.3 out will see a tx,w good floss is. 5, ar. t i C"r Pitts 9 97 light that would do justice to back alley brawl. On paper Perez should win the fight bya knockout in the ninth Detroit 6 11 1 16 61 97 Ross normally has trouble getting oil early when he performs or tenth round. But wars aren't washn 17 3 I 61 lOS in fought on paper and a lot of people front of cash customers. For this reason, I see Perez winning in the know think Ross will Adams Division take the title in less than six rounds. Buffalo the first two rounds, big. 17 4 1 3$ ,00 , No matter who has his hand raised in victory the real winners Bost 11 6 s ii 7$ 61 [)zing this six mintue period, Ross won't hit the canvas but will be the Ioiortto fans who come out and sit in on this fight that should be 9 7 6 24 66 70 he figures to come out or his cocnerf or r Calif three nbattereciand talked about for years to come. 915 220 70 15 EAST bloody fighter. Friday's Results Providence 102. Stoneri,Il 76 Atlanta 6. Toronto 3 Rounds three through seven will decide who is to emerge Notes And Quotes On The Perez-Ross Fight. Perez will he St )osepws. Pa l, Albright victorious. These Five rounds figure to be boxing at its brutal appearing on W`TRR's Sportsline show Sunday night at Saturdays Games 6:30. best. 70 New York Rangers at Pi tts 7be program is on at 1400 on your AM radio dial and Army 56. Leigh 79 will allow area burgh The man ill control at the start of round eight should be the fight fans the opportunity to call in and speak to Perez. Fordharn 41. Navy S3 St. Louis at New York Island winner and from this neutral comer it looks like Perez. The Manhattan 99. Connectic ut 13 official line on the fight is — -6-5 pick-em". . . irs Ross believes "I My reasons For leaning towards the champ are these: Wash'ngton I Lee 54. York 47 Philadelphia at Toronto will stop Perez around the sixth round".. . Vic holds to the belief, SOUTH - he has proven he can withstand Vancouver at Montreal the pressures of a big "I expect the fight to go the distance but if I St Bernard, Ala 71. Carson Washington at Minnesota can stop him sooner, match while this is Ross' initial effort. Newman 69 you better believe I will be In there trying. No matter when the Detroit at Kansas city — Go Tech SI, Georgia 37 he has the same team with him that he has had all along. fight ends, I will come out the winner." Buffalo of Los Angeles $1. Drake 4.3 On the other hand. Ross is coming into the biggest light of his life Boston at Chicago Both men express the same iew wt-i they lll,no'S 60, Neo 51 say, "This will be Today's Gaines Louisiana St. 109, CCNY 73 Lamar 101, C. Oklahoma $0 Coe $7. Ripon $6 Beloit $1, Grinnell $4 COrrsoI. Iowa 100. Lawrence .. . Royal - Kentucky Tarpon Springs 6. Starke Bradford 0 CLASS AA St Joe 2. Alachua San CI Palmetto 37. Fort Mead 17 Vildwo00 2$. Crescent City 16 Pap'ce,ee 7$. Melbourne Cen 'rh CathoI,( 7 U matilla 19. Clermont 13 • Lake Butlr 6 Impresses NiNTH -1 Arecha.7 Aguirre,) (ri., Bilbao. S Zarre. 6 Aipi, 7 Celaa. 6 Manolo Pct. GB N , Loui s Virginia ,'!ti - SAnti Juan, 3 E a s t Division w Aln, Albrci. Uria Perez. Yza CiOlw Hi lls 36, POmano 13 Lan4 7. Winter Park 8 i.tIeait Miami Lakes 21. % Palmetto 0 Sassota 70. 16rQ0 CLASS AAA MUci 19 Mariann Tamp,a JtSut 1$, T,t,j%,II AtrOflJu? 11, Ovt Deiray Beach Atlantic 7. Oh('eChOb $ Jacksorwlle Bolles 7$. St Au ...jstne 6 Ocala Forest IS. Winter Get i('n West Orange 0 Hanes City I. Fort Myers 7. .- . . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Philadelphia at New Orleans New York at Kansk% City Portland at Los Angeles . -... _.__.,.;._;J___ — . . - Saturdays Games Detr? at P* York Seattle at Clevclhnd a t Houston Chicago at Milwaukee Phoeni x a? Golden State 5tj$fjlo at Portland CLASS AAAA ahassee Leon 1 ,9. cola Tate fl Ovt Merritt Island 31. Fort Pierce Central 6 Lake City Columbia 20. Jack %Oflv,Ile Raines 16 Tampa Jefferson 4 Plant •...'•-'•""..,.................. Sunday, Nov. 30, i;is Defense Prep Football .-•----.. ., "--"rr,'" _ ''.. . . NFL 4 Showdowns Coming Up Morrall In Spotlight, Reaves In Wings By THE ASSOCIATFI) PRESs the bruised chest he suffered in Pittsburgh at the New York more. That gave him six corn. one game in front of Cincinnati trinuned St. Louis' lead to just With the National Football last week's stunning loss Jets, Houston at Cincinnati, pletions in 15 attempts this sea- and two up on Houston in the one-half game over League season reaching its against Cleveland. Atlanta at Oakland, Kansas son. AFC Central. Pittsburgh has 1 11 over Washington,Dallas and The NFL's 11th weekend got City at Baltimore, San Franshowdwri stage, the success or Still, that's a better per- won eight straight gaines and failure of two playoff-hopeful an early start on Thanksgiving cisco at Philadelphia, San cenlage than Cincinnati's carries Dallas can t,ie for the top spot the streak against the clubs may depend on the ability Day when Buffalo stung St. Diego at Denver, Chicago at' Heaves, who has connected on a row, by beating the Giants and if Jets, who've lost seven in of a pair of little-used backup Louis 32-14 and Los Angeles Green Bay and New Orleans at just four of 16 this year as AnWashington can halt Mmquarterbacks. shut out Detroit 20.0. Cleveland. derson's backup but could find The Oakland Raiders can Join nesota's 10-game winning In the American Conference The Rams' victory clinched New England plays the l)ol- himself in the driver's seat Los it Angeles and Minnesota as a streak, would tighten things East, Miami holds a one-half their third straight NEC West phins at Miami in Monday against Houston. division champion by beati ng even more, lea ving the Red. game lead over Buffalo and is title and also wrapped up Mm- night's game. Anderson was listed as ques- Atlanta this week and hoping skins only one game behind. just one game ahead of Balti- nesota's NEC Central crown. Morrall will be calling the tionable because of his chest in- that Kansas City loses to Balimore, The Dolphi ns also must Buffalo's triumph tightened plays for Miami in that one. Kansas City's game at BaliIt's jury suffered against the more. The Raiders, who've won more Is vital to the Colts, lace the remainder of the sea- both the AFC and NEC East not exactly an unfamiliar role whose son with 41-year-old Earl Mar- races, putting pressure on for the veteran quarterback, Browns last week. After he left five straight games, are after five-game winning streak has rail at quarterback, replacing Miami ft. the AFC East and who c'tmne off the bench to steer the game, Cleveland came on to their fourth consecutive AFC them hot on Miami's tail In the core 20 points in the fourth West crown. injured Bob Griese. cutting the Cardinals' NEC C Baltimore to the Super Bowl in quarter AFC East. The Chiefs, have and win its first game And in the AFC Central, Cm- East edge to just one-half gariie 1970 an then did the s'ame thing turned their season around, Meanwhile, B u f ía b'S of the year. ctnnati hass slipped one game over Dallas and lL, over Wash- for the Dolp hins in 1972. winning five of seven games Thanksgiving Day victory over since an 0-3 start. behind Pittsburgh and may ington. But he had a dreadful time That loss, combined with St. Louis not only put the heat have to use backup John Sunday's schedule has Dallas last Sunday, c'mpleng only Pittsburgh's Monday night on Miami in the AFC East but Sunday's other games have Heaves at quarterback if Ken hosting the New York Giants, one of nine passes after i1?SC trouncing of Houston left the also produced pressure for the no bearing on the Anderson does not recover from Minnesota at Washington, was injured In the loss to Balti- 4efending champion remaining Steelers Cards inThe N'Ft' East. 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Sunday, Nov. 30, 1975 ___________________________________________________ q _ '. I - .- _____ . ... ssi.. 9 " -. ._ - . . ' . 1 . .,A, 0 ,~t-/ - ",_o 1, _ & T T"A I - . I / I 1!-11 !_ -, -. - . - . I- J iA~N . , -. - - _41:1_1- -4 - -tr,: l - I . ., . . ,. • ir I % .1 .~~ .,I--. - 1 C=36- 4W 1% P 0 0IM %a CC AAr " * '1 ' ' •- ~. ., I F~r- Ill, . .-- , - , J0; I a.' V. -, - ,., I -wax noors are rapkily becoming everyWy's cboice of favorite floor. Besides their styl1sh good looks, no-wax flom have NO-WAX FLOOR LOOK New Appeal In Men's Wear Th*1s Is By CHARLES IIIX The Herald Services - - I , ,~6. jz ;,~So - of fA.;_,,-- i _ k1tha.1 _~~TK7 ___ ç -j - KEEPS NEW u-sommommemo~ S 1111=~ - g á:' 11 % NEW YORK -Uncle Jack is I debghted Chrisums morrang aslong as he unwraps a sweater the same styled beige cardigan, year alter year. Diet faddist cousin George's size fluctuates with his resolve. On brat brother Bobby hates every present jved. Ah. the joys of gift-ghing for men and beys Yet, despite the built-In 0 . - ;-- 0 / e " , ' 0 1: - : - A hazards, more women than Meanwhile, this season, both ever will select wearabics, not . sweaters and shirts qualify as usabies, for men this Christtrend, most "in" gifts. Smallmas. The difference is that in 0 scaled, prolific florals are 0 6 mitca.ses the Items purchased blooming all over the sport shirt will not be 'excuse gifts": 'Dad .' • o n. "Conver3atlonals" nleeds a mw raft"t after all. mostly people scenes, but any so why not use the holiday asan non-geometric pattern that excuse to buy a new one?' sparks discussion qualifies for formerly was often the ",.. the name are found in both rationale for presenting men's " shirts and sweaters, the /,. clothing. representations are often lightWell, this season suddenly hearted and whimsical. Dermenswear, particularly the vied from the T-shirt craze, new and Jolly sportswear, has a they span all prices and recoginited special appeal all its generatiom. However, there own. The foremost being men. are any number of trend roomy jackets (often with necklaces for men are no longer like it. 5g7ters fo Christmas. In As Norman Carr, the CiCtailS like contrast ribbing, shocking. Even mass producers addition to conversatlonaLs and executive director of Men's hoods and zip fronts) to look like Dante, the popular-priced Art D designs, Jacquards of cozily' Olympian. ee!ry Most men's Fashion Association company, put and geomet.rics make a classic America, explains it, th e manufacturers admit that the together parallel bars of return. N neck style is owing emphasis on sports in outfits will seldom be spotted sterling silver on a chain as a especially de riguer. Colors are roadside cn frosty mornings, man's necklace, complete with found our society anywhre on the palette. current explosioa o( fashion Instead, men wal more Rely matchLng bracelet., seWng for testLiTioniaLs by male sporting wear them as "~inerwear" for $23 apiece. Tor'*oise-colored figures - has spurred a new lounging. They're more corn- puka shell necklaces from e ar making a clothing consciousness among fortable and fashionable than Hawaii Exclusive designers, Uke Bruce men during the lag five yean. PdJam" Or long Johns. Plushy velours In rich tones Keiser for Sculpture to Wear, Luxury Patio Apartments "When you find a John bottle green are are making novelty Items Newcombologoonthebigtoeof STUDIO 1,2,3 it pastel tennis sock that the winner3for ChrLitmas gifts. neckwear. One of his is a gold, BEDR00m SUITES coordinates with his tennis Like all men's clothing this silver and mother-of-pearl fly2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES shirt, and when Arnold Palmer year, this sporty style isn't sold motif pendant on a gold chain endorses men's robes, there's for one particular age group that costs $380. no question that fashion is versus another. The average Ties aren't dead, ordy the dull FROM 925 price for the jogging, warm-up ones. Ties go from dull to Important even to j sector that used to disdain it." ensembles approximately O. dap,er in a tie-shirt corn1505 w. 25th St. But it's women. report There also are diverse biniat.ion. Damon Creat,ions, for SANFORD menswear manufacturers, who menswear categories ripe for example, is offering a pale blue shirt with two darker blue A" the prime movers of their gift-picking. ProIes;.onatIyManjqpt reindeer In an overall pattern. wares, simply because they like By Always an erotic zone, a A dark blue tie with light blue their lives t the men man's neck is now also a rth'tdeer coordinates. At about good. Pe ) Top priority on women's fashion zone. With open-necked $26 for both in the shirt RWORS 4. _______________ kshopping lists for men's shirts under leisure shirts, department, the tie-shirt duo is _________________________ sporty gifts. Smokey Says: Th&e are fuzzy and flat golf ______ cardigans, rainbow-hued tennis r.iE9 LRE MANY TOC*.S sweaters, night.PirLs thiJ - :rE,' ;.' 01 like elongated football jersey's, 3T CE TO PEvENTJ plus a whole range of ski 45 sweaters, more to sse.ar on the SENSE' streets than on the slopes. .., Sports shirts protray car races or thoroughbreds. Even hosiery gets in the sporting game with loads of sibrant racer stripes. But heating up for the sportiest Christmas ever are the newest sportswear get-u ps. Call them warm-up suits, jogging suits, sweatsuits or jILT whatever iU please, these g for,'si tue's. , . Him e.l, io*eiy constructed outfits, -' 4 4 ~ ~ I I : 0 I ! I . ! !j, I .f I - 6 -] - - An - - Exceptional Value Due To K : I , I EPOSSESSION1I ., Sanford 's GROV E%,nIJT - eneva G VILLAG 35 HOMES AT SAVINGS UP ardens TO $4000 PER HOME! ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR '30,000 and '31,000 - NO\V FROM ONLY ` If 1/2 FW, . FINANCIN G AVAILABL - Exterior planters which flank chose, yet his or her choice such as: Dwarf nandina, yucca, many contemporary homs must be mnde with regard to dwarf yaupon holly, lantano, may represent a thing of beauty the growth conditions of daylilles, dwarf bamboo, or a problem of poor plant planter, such as whether the confederate jasmine, liriope, choice and poor plant health. planter Is well drained, is it coontie and aspidistra. Perhaps the best solution in deep or shallow and is it in sun The sunny planter may inchoosing the best plantings for or shade'! dude: yucca, dwarf Planters Is to plant permanent Do not overplant. Allow py'racantha, dwarf nandina, dwar-f evergeen plantq which ample room for ultimate plant dward yaupon hoHy, dwarf provide year-round at. size and eliminate later pruning junipers, liriope, daylllies, tractiveness, then supplement or removal of plants. Keep thle, dwarf pomegranate, con. the planting with seasonal planting simple, neat and at. federate jasmine coontie or flowering or foliage plants for a tractive yet avoid monotony. Japanese purple honeysuckle. seasonal accent. Due to location, some plan. Planters in shade may be The home garderer will often ters are not conducive to op. enhanced with aucuba, fatsia, miss a planting date, thus the timum plant production. Those fatshedra, Indian haw thorne, area which Is to be acented beneath overhangs of the home dwarf azalea, ajuga, coontie cr remains void for the season, receive little rainfall and must holly fern. WIthout permanent plantings, be watered by hand. Planters For the planter which th,loi wildiar season. too presents against west brick walls absorb receives part sun and put a time of oid for the planter. much summer heat. Many shade, the gardener may Over the past several years planters have poor drainage choose from dwarf yaupon, plant breeders have developed and others have very poor soil. dwarf holliei, Indian outstanding dwarf plants which The springtime gardener who hawthorne, liriope, s'inca, are very adaptable to limited prefers an air conditioned home confederate Jasmine, dwarf planting areas, such as the to surnmer gardening should gardenia, Japanese black pine, planter. The homeowner has a choose plant which demand dwarf sasanqua or Japanese wide selection from which to very little care and attention purple honoeysuckle. I 0, All HOMES COMPLETELY RENOVATED .AIR CONDITiONED I T i 0 WALL TO WALL CARPET - __ - 1J 0 Come out to Sanora this weekend and register to win a set of m e n's and women's golf clubs . .. ... There's no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. Sanora iS the delightfUl, !amily-oriented, residential community with such a combination of luxury features and money-saving Opportun i ties you have to see it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club. A full year's- family memberShip to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Among the many attractions of lite at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior Olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association, in which your initiation tee of S400.is paid in full. k tk0itA 4 6 olai- . t i 1 -- ____ ' ' Tax Credit. Not a deduction, but a full tax credit. May equal the down payment. Low-cost Financing. We can offer 29-year mortgages to qualified buyers, featur- 0. 10% down __ ' ' "l'l Towards __ ____ / I aiirl 775% (APR) with 5° down payment I No Closing Costs No Loan Costs Free Title Insurance ' t. - (t*I1I tht... (O%1MOiS . cad !ieIp prrrt E'SL! l's. 41 fir _________ __________________________ - __ 1 • - -'.... - - ___ N~ 1 -- 116 .:r*--_,o;11, -.,-I - - tr %I%,% M.. - __ I - 1 %, ( J ! _____ _ 1T / ij lliiii'l _1Z ML ___ -.7 ,_ I - _____ '' T77") l ---- _ "4 •, r ' j.-- 1,p,.r. - ________ Sales Office Phone 322 1370 - -- ____ is I i:I .-. siings, coorinste pant.s and - ____ _ JA in S-M-L-XL . _____ - _•_,_•___• sold 0 5% r- in. vly - $500. Moving Allowance. A fuH $500. moving allowance when you buy a new home at Sanora. Move in for less and you keep the difference. ____ clothing goes to . ,%f . - - . , -1 -1 I • • S • i TAX REBATE A ff IS& Mark Wilson £ *1 Peggy to James C. Live. WP. Lot 4. The Colon. flldes. Third Sec.. 1)7.700. Louis M lotla & Marruerite to Ronald Ernest Giber? & *1 Dorothy. Lot t. n i1- Park. Ind repl, Si9,5 . ,,, ! $ 4) 3222090 . Permanent Dwarf Plants Provide Attractiven ess - . to 0 - • Williams Sanora!s -_ . R - Southeastern Home Mortgage Co. . 93Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. Richard 5tOflCwQd, Inc.. N 66 1' 04 £ 01 PIE of SE ' in Sec 732079. 1100 Rot R Gai-ar1t. ig& Juanita 1, $41000 has arrived and plants are serves Michael F Shoemaker Contr. Co • Inc. to Howard & WI ground heat provided K • sgi to Wm J Duby & *1 Betty The Greater C onstr. Corp to Burbridge E. Ratliff £ to Levic Fla my, Lot I & J E ill? 5' dormant, wt. the cover extends to the ground Margaret of P4 I' of S 1590 E Wayne T Okonskl4, wt Margaret Lb W 6' of?, 81k D. English Ests. Genevieve P Lot 13, 81k C. of SW', of St'C 11 23 74 (Ics E 30' for tO 81k B, Th (;i'e Physical protection by Sec 5, Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor. Sec. S rat at the circwnferer1ce of the No (lieu of FcI 13.900 .100 14,500 covering the upper parts of the C l i ffor dJordan to EvelineM J - Leona M Picharthon. Roger P & plant to Der it the t'rn,itvi hf chool ey 0. WY J05Pfl W. )CflOOIey efl iu. UIk H. Pkrn.S and North Orlando me Karen Richardson to Gary Pay root system area "'". "'" L hazard. Ranch Katherine to Samuel Samrnons 4' Meijly & *1 8ont Lee, Lot 61 In case of a on he grow.J with plastic or oarm the plant. 8e?ty Al W ',of Lot IS. & all of LOtS IratWoo,j Ests Perhaps the best method t EdWarLtOWI. Martha . Sec I. 124.500 r materials. Use stakes or mvere freeze, place an electric L 10 Richard L. Dulotor Jr. & wt . 71 & 74. 61k IS Crystal Lake Winter James 0 Lash & wI Debris tO circumvent cold damage , Lot &B A. 7rvS Ravenna I'mes S ci. $74,900 ) make a frame around the shrub light bulb I nside the plastic Kemptori 5 Ho*Iand Jr 5 WI Nancy Using plants native , IS your or tree ':k LoCh Arbor. 176.0m Eugene Perry Wall to Mary P L • LI S Piptat of Pinecrest His, to prevent the plastic co vering. This will provide area, those imported from I4alIi,vv. Arwood to Thomas H. /1111, Lot 4 81k 9, Sanford Farms, from touching the foliage, necessary heat to keep a plan $100 Brown £ wt. Barbara J.. Lot IL S to' t Donald M Luke to Robert Lee similar climatic zone or those 0114,81k 1. Palm Terrace, (grantor ,dqar J Wilson & *1 Maria A to HiltOn. Lot use of co vers for plants from freezing. Be sure to 73 T,,"P4" Green Ests that have be come acclimated to Proper Hmer S. Gasking & *1 Theresa F, $15,900 LLsil reduced cold injury by remove all coverings im204 Lot 775 all of 744, N 7)' of 79 Nader Homes, Inc to Leonart our type Of winter. When redt James G Maqill £ wI Lucy fr to uuni neat loss from the mediately 0 rieturst, 123.W PtruI & WI. Dorothy E . Lot Y.) after planted in a location suitable the danger of a Barlon B. Pitcher £ wt Olivia Lt 9 Nader Homn. Inc to Bruce E (l•s W 15') 6 LI 10 (less £ JO') 81k for their cultural requirements,plant by radiation and con freeze has passed NQgins 5 *1. Sferedith L Lot 107 Condev Corp to John E Gorecki P. ii Wynnewood $33,000. thl% tWPdllUIPnrno protection 'tarha t Lake Searcy Shores. $29,200. Stanbnrr$ mi a.' .. ,m uu Ruby B. Findlay Saunders £ Son. Charles I. Button to Beverly bleattierton village, Un. No I. other than the natural seasonal B Jon Cary Findlay to Patrick J. Bernhardt, acim will of Vienna changes to reduce growth or Gary E Robertson L Betty to O'Hara £ wt. Margrit. Lt 1 Mineral Pcberts Button, & Elmhurst Plan f - dw Robert McCloskey Air & wt Spring's Park, 3rd Sec . I2,500. bring about dormancy. Bit . Trustee. P4 1 70' of LI 70. Watts Pr,'ji' Lonsva & Pdarv to Jill Farms etal S parcels 1100 net S E 6 5 of Lt 31 & W as i For plants that do not fit into P Boman, sQl Lt I) 81k 0 . Oakland of 33, 81k C English Ests Unit 3. Everett 6 S'npson & *1 one of the above groups isIs, 1st Sec. 131.700. Marguerite I. to Frank F Gupton & measures will be necessary , Barbara Kalmanscn to Edmund wt RidC L. Lt 20 81k Jefire~ to R E, The .i Woodlaru3, Condom Res Unit NO Meadows West, 135.000 prevent damage fr 1, Si'eoat,, Condom. Sec, 4. 139.000 M B Moor, & Juanita to Mario La following are some of tilt. rrances, Swan Dwyer to Frank K an Icy 16000 POmA Lots eA A. 69 Tiy,'n 01 hi LARRY S %\O', trading for ii Ito 'i on (III tultur ill rd, '/6O' f lot 4, & ,'i 60' of Lb 9 LeJ.rL..j, 0 practices ut CS ciii. J. Rosenbaum & WI. Anit and ['ear 'ttIr. s axon, tluftman 4, FceLl S ci, $10.Ci) W. to Robeti E. Goss £ measures that may trade of this nature would be i wt. Eugen a. ScoH Kirk, tgl. to Paceietler a ed already bought leveral Lucile G Nave to Roland S Nave Builders Inc., Lot 2 Lo t. elk A. Sunset Manor. $29,900 81k A, West good (teal for me? give cold protection to or. A. *1 tuCitø r. it 'w u,i,,.i'. .. .. . -.......-' ti-j La, ILAL'U 10 r'dUI jos Altamonte tits., sec i. s'a.xo. icwm up ana 101(1 5514 Properties to namental plants. Mr. W.V. Knaly&wi Agnes M. that pert of Bear Lake S Of P40 3. $100. Philip Telich. Thomas I Snyder & *1 Agatha to Marshall P1 Jensen to Pacesetter them for a profit. I'm now Patricia L. Trier. wtd to Leonard Builders Inc • Lots 34, 4 61k A. West Dear 1r. W.V., Lt ii, Golf Course Acicin to CB., desc Trutt. 5 7' of N 407' of w i7' of Stephen E Luhrs & *1 Sharon. Lot Keep plants healthy, as the). Eli of Lot 1, W. Bruit's Addn to LW, 75, Rik A. Brantley Shores. J. Perkins. Lf 6, slit J. Fairlant Allamonte His A Sec. 1, Slo.= purchasing a three unJt older Beg NE cor Lot 12, run S 1001, w lsI Addn, Your letter does not conta are more resistant to cold than $100 Ests Sec 1 repl.. 13.004. 177.500 apartment building. As the sufficient information for me to 100'. S 25' E 100' etc.. 1500. The Hukey Co to Devex Inc . Lot Philip Tatich. Trustee to Wm, E. Katherine S. Higgins, wid to Gary diseased or unhealthy plants. Barbara E PuccI & Catherine P Playland H Stevens & Mary E. to 21 Rik A, Sweetwater Oaks. 5 S. apartments become vacant I'll dete . ine whether exchanging co exec Est Nicholas to Barbara E Frill & Freda Reglibee. W 112 49'of Roy W. Alexander & wt Helen J., LoI R Grubbs & wt Nancy A. LI 17, Bot S13.9W A fertilization program to Paint and renovate - put in Pucci, 50 Per cent Catherine R. athryn Park, Brannon & Son Builders Inc., to your land for income property Pucci produce a healthy Plant aids in modern bathrooms and Ernest P. stay to Maryvorine Foley w . 70 per cent. & Eugene Pucci, 40 ' of E'i of Lot 3. 81k A, W Fourth Addn. 15.300. Vaden Ill & *4 Carolyn J kit, would be Ix-rieficial to you. protecting o rn amental S#ay. L1 IS. Rik G, Camelot Unit No. is per cent. & Lucille Ferris, is per Bruit's Addn to LW, efal, 3 parcels, Linda M Lineberry (form S 47' of L1 1. & N S3' of Lot 7, plants chens. This should increase my 7.1100 As I've mentioned several cent H 104' otW2OS'oI Sw'1of SE', Barclay) to Wm I Barclay, dlv,. Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful. from cold injury. In colder real. Does painlin Frederick W. ;j - eorge, $gI to Sam Lot 1. Blk G. Combank WP to Sobik's Sandwich of SE 'a Sec, IS 20 32. & LI 21 Rik J, 9 pay Hidden Lake Un. IC A more times in this column, Argyle Etc., SS0.6Wr I have portions of the state, fettilize at than an Joe Watson Jr& wI Shops Inc.. Lot 7 81k B Oak Grove Diane 6.. Lots $100 North (huluota, 5)00 y other Item Of Gidu Builders Inc to Richard Im- discovered real estate to be a Park 179.500 one-third of the standard rate provement? B&P Investment Co to George G raceline Court, $10.0M. is Wm. F. Sterner to Traditional Woodcrest Unit Five, $41,000 Riley & wt Verna, Lots 141 & 148, "peoplized" field. Property Dennis A Abbg~ & *I Faye. N 100, and in warmer sections two.. Harry A. Goe$ring Constr Co. of E 163' Contr. Co.. Lot S Crystal Lake Park, Myrtle Lake Hills, SS.. of SE', of SW',. eu Rd • Mr. R.S. property, all very much Hallmark Cont. Co. Fla. to the thirds of the standard summer Dear ,%fr. R.S., Inc • to Robert E. Meredit h & WI Sec 320 31, $100 Ind Anthony .JulianO & Jean to Aquarius Sec. £ S 773-43' of N 921-41' of W Geraldine J. MacLeod, Lot 9. 81k A. -same as any other comparable LAW Co . Inc., Lots 11 & ratc. IIIr of NE Sarah S,mons, Ind & Hb Leonard 12 14 of S E ' 4 "fit S IAJ' Of N The Springs Spreading Oak Village. Both interiors and exteriors property. ists. Sec at Meredith Manor, Unit 10 James F 514' of E IOS' Sec 920-30, 577,000. Sanlando Sub Beaut., All. .. Sons & *1. Patricia A., ss&o. 11 $32.500 Watering plants thoroughly can be remarkably tran. Firtrance Smith McD niel to Lot 34, Nowell Ests. Repl., S39,000 r What makes the difference is 120,000 Superior Conifir Co. Inc., fit Maurice E, McDaniel, E 168' of Lots Anthony Julinano & Jean to Jeffrey W, Spencer & wt Diane to Carolyn M. Stanley to Catherine before cold weather may sformed by paint, which can the "People" factor. A "good, Eugene Hunter & wt Arebedella. Lot 6 & 7 Evans s d. " Aquarius Land Co lnc, Lot S fltk I 1100. John A. Dickerson £ wt Anita Lots. M Ray. sg;, apt, Unit 101. Bldg. D. 1. 81k A. A 8 Steven's Addn to reduce cold injury. Wet soil is a often make the greatest in. piece of land (and what makes RePI Of bl I & 7 Ed*. S. Avdoyan. Trustee to i.c Rik M. The Woodland% Sec 2, iiiiii,900. C.-o*n Oaks. condom , 132.200 North Orl. Town Midway. Ins N Ills, 170,800 Riogling, Beg. at p111716' W & 710' much better conductor of heat crease in value per dollar of one piece of land "bad" and Ship, 4th Addo, $70()0 (P1Cd C. McFadden & wt, Barry W Barks & *1 Maurita to Robert E Shepard & *1 Helena 'a S and a wet soil of NE cor of sec is ig 30, run S expenditure. Paint can change L cy E. Smith to W. T. Smith, Lot Jcseph D Jolley & wt Betty, Lots 21 Carrie to Peter C, Tribit & *f, than a dry one Carlos C Montalvo & *1 Hamelorr. another "good" except what 710', E 105', P4 2 1 0' W IDS' lo etc. be Lot 2, Triplet Lake Shores. 3rd will lose its heat to the at- an eyesore to an eye-catcher, t one ('an do with it'!) might have S Trilby Bend 6 Lis 36, 27 £ 24. 81k & 4 81k G. tess part etc . Wilimere Cynthia C., Il 7 81k 0. GOlIviiw SIOD A. Ir, 33, Sanlando Spring's, 1)00. Ests. Sec Meredith Manor, Un AmCndCd Plat $39,903 Wm J. Nelson & *1. Mary Anne to Addn, 127.900. mosphere much faster than a can cover undesirable features definite benefits tailored to you, LiJa Mae Simkin. wid to Viola (QC D) Elbert Sennett to Patricia NO 1. $31,700 dry soil. Often cold weather is and dramatize good ones, while a productive property' Pitman, Lots 77 & 21 61k J. Mobile Bennett, Lot I 81k 21. North Orl, 1st Nader Homes, Inc. to Martin A. Ray, L')ts 95 1011ess W 15' of 10) vI Lake Ann Shores,. 145,400. Manor Ind Sec Addn, 1100 Dc Angels & *1, Cynthia V , Lt 136 I Bel tile Sec Loch Arbor, 1100 accompanied by strong winds Windows and chimneys that are could prove to be a worry, Or Arlie J. Boggan & wl. Sandra J. to Viola Pitman, sgI to Bruce c. (QCD) Sandra M Knott, lot 10 Lake Seasrcy Shorn, $29,200. as fronts move through. These out of proportion can present a nagging responsibility, or Bernard J Grace 6 Tre%ler, wid to Franc Mooney & WI Fleetwood, sgl., Lot 2$, 81k J. Mobile Wilson A Knott. From SW cor. ot Emma x Jay-or Corp. to Leo M Smith & P4a1iill & *4 Grace V • Lot 12 I1k it ten, LI 17 81k H Temple Terr manor. Iind sec.. m strong winds may cause scorch more pleasing appearance if dead loss - to you. Lot S. Lake Adelaide Est% , $100 *1 Magdallone J., Lf 15, Northwood. Annex. 1. North Orl. Tolornsile Anh Adel . $17.000. Thomas R. Kirkland. Trusteeto FCG Ltd. to Kenneth Wright & WI the chinmeys and window sash 174.700. and brown.ing of the leaves ' a*t* The only method of which I Eduardo A Herrera & wt. Maria A. Clara J & Grove Builders Inc Paul P. Elkins 6 WI. Carolyn to 110,100 , Lis H Miller & Sons of Orl , Inc. to Marion F. Fitzgerland James H. Dyson Sr a wt. the tip and along the margin of and trim are painted the saille know to determine whetheran Lot 15. flok j Spring Valley Farms, 32& 33 McNeil%Crange Villa (Ims A wt, Celesta N Sanford W McClelland L wt, Elleien E.. Lot 123, Woodcrost Un. No. 3. Margaret W. to Francine Talloor, the leaf due to rapid loss of color as the exterior. Good exchange would be a "good Sec I- I26-Do') 494 W) (in lim of fci I S&3,000 M - Lf 61, Devonshire, S&I.SM Lots S. d - 1. elk 5, Mayfair. sis.ow. $10.100. water from these areas of the features such as ample and deal" for you would be for the leaf. Watering of the soil may well-placed windows and doors two of us to sit down together reduce leaf scorch by providing can be emphasized by the use of anu study you and your water for absorption by the contrasting colors. situation. If we decide it is, and roots to replace water lost from Dear Mr. Saxon, that we can work together In last week's "Real Estate harmoniously, then we can go leaves by transpiration. Investments" you printed the to work to design a transaction. Avoid late fall pruning. Often letter from the retired couple Send your questions to: new growth is induced by who owned a large apartment Real Estate Investments pruning and it is very' and wanted to gel rid of it by The Evening Herald susceptible to freeze damage. sale r trade. I have some good 300 North French Avenue Prune plants after cold weather land that I might consider Sarlord, Florida 32771 . - - Woods, 123.700. The Greater Constr, Corp. to Thomas 0. Martel & wt. Lori M.. LI Paint Increases ental Value I Year For Excuse G*Ifts No • H the Pact'iiage i.ricludes a magnet%I Ic planning board, with - " magnetic wall strips and silkI ZI's screened syiiiboLs on magnetic sheets ... that all pieces are '-' .. - ________ By LOUISE I. GILL Irlade of smooth vinyl and they bake. One idea is to invite a $Vay 11iffirabond we-ar surf we awt stays bright and gleamliq far shaPM to exact scale to match Extension Home a neighbor over, to lend her IoLger than orftary vinyl. EconaMICS Agent the planning grid on which onehands and maybe a couple of extra cookie sheets. -quarter of an inch equals one Americans are being asked to foot ... that you lay out your Another Idea Is to make a planned perimeter walls on the tighten their belts. Though giai-.1 batch of your favorite grid, then the interior walls hohday baking is one of the Last kind and have a cookie trade and, finally the planning pieces, things you'd want to give up, with your friends. If you have 4 such as desks, chairs and other there are ways to conserve only one recipe to prepare, you iterm of furniture ... and that energy - both yours arid the can easily make a larger this lets you "see" the final nation's - in how you get amount and then make good use layout so that you can make organized for this annual event. of your oven all afternoon. There's a lot of energy used in easy changes without the heating up the oven. So keep One more thing -try to resist redrawing of plans. a good ploy to encourage tiirdd Whatever the trend sweater, your oven busy when it's hot. the peeking habit. If your oven dressers to try pattern-on- Largely wrapping or skinny THE PRODUCT A new line And use it once for a long period door doesn't have a window, pattern. ribbing, It will have special of blind rivet tools for the doi-it- of Ume, rather than heating it you may have to keep close Solid and patterned tur- attention to pocket treatments, yourselfer. up and coolirig it off for several watch on the first pan of Iii tienecks in a variety of weights buttons and indefinable Manuf acturer's claim -That short baking sessions. cookies. Keep track of the Ume and surface effects are part of "something extras," Unfor- the tool has three heads for dif. With the fancier-than-usual and then trust your timer for the general sweater influx this tunately Uncle Jake's beige ferent size aluminum and steel cookies and other Uvats that the pans to follow. opening the season. An increasing number cardigan won't pass fashion rivets, which are included in the you're baking, you may find it oven door creates a slzeable of sweaters are being sold with inspection this Yule. package along with backup hard to shape cookies as fast as loss of heat. matching or coordinated mufflers. Stripes go with solids and vice versa; geometries accompany geometries. An average prim for sweater and muffler is $30. to I Superior Constr. Co Inc. to James Bradley £ wt Ella., Lot if, 81k B Lot S. 81k 0, Lake Kathryn Dill, 'r,rr., Recorded • Baki n ints To Save Energy Manufacturer'sclaim-That ~441~ i i~ ., _347 _.x)~5t~ Rexford M Morris & Judith '0 Clarence R Wenden & *1, Meredith Are • planning design package for laying out floor plans, interior designs, fur ni ture placements, etc. %V . I' I ... . I . . 1'L" 4 '. 1..\' -, j-% 111 - " - __Il h , . IRI f~:, 4 . _. . I - 1iL - '-:16 mw!p~ -, --~ ~ - _~~~ __ . I A. . . - , .- I 7 - _W -. . ____- ___________________________ i . . illii,i- 4 - I -ii=-.,ik,.%-4Qft %-*--,. I=,* ,.-"W %t4ir __ 01% - _N "illew w ,w_~e qx3t, *-., qr-- - -- = - , - ~ I -_ - Ad ____ ' - - ____ , oia 10 Transactions '" - V 7 a -. - - Land Homeowners hoping to safeguard their ornamental plants from winter injury can take certain precautions o prevent or reduce this fllAI - . i~ ~ ~ Sunday, Nov. 30 975-58 Have 11 'wuaugflce ... H ~1 D A .4 I .. s Native Plant IIIuI.., -- -- Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Once-Over _______ ________ - ,- 1 - ___ 1? ,. - - P.O. BOX J057 f ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, F1.A. 32701 P - 11111111 11,; llil'1111 . _____ill i"Em -= ______ ___________________________________________________________________ CALLBART REAL ESTATE [a Real Estate' arohtr Bwker coo,, Plopefl)Sa:tiis 0;t1ce Hours 9 to it 1,101 10 FY. Ito u Sat and Sun Phone: (305) 322.8721 Of 3236040 r.- --- - �- - - -- - - - 4 - - I - - I ) I -. 1• .. - • .- - k. ' • •,' - - - v i - -. - • - • I - 4 • -, - ' - - I-- ••I - - .-_s I - - • -,. .. _ • : - I I - - - - ,:_ -:_ .r_. ?_:_ -. - S i - - _ -r •_t -. :. - . . - I .- - -..-. ,. - : . : _. •- - I - - - -. - -, • - • •• --. -- - I '... • I Sunday1 Nov. 30, 1975 Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ii hereby given that I am Legal Notice 3Ortments Unfurfljshed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NAME LAW NOTICEISHEREDYGIVENthat FLORIDA the vndersignd, desiring to engage CIVIL ACTION NO. 733I9S.CA.20B LEGAL NOTICE that evv • is 'ii ,... dvi u util c__.. .,..,,. Fringe Benefits. 201,7(7 Administrative: 61,176 going to school." - A cab dris- outside the neighborhoods in cordance w. '1 the provisions , Fictitious Name Statutes. To wit net school program. S In his appraisal of one of the Barbara B Miller DET 169 Asso'laIed l'rrss Writer OR BIDS provide unemployed and un SEMINOLE COUNTY. Default Judgment will be entered TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT In Re: Petition of madefor a Final Judgment granting L. feasible, related training and ELIZABETH ANN COX, A MINOR Can Help ArThur H. Beckwlth, Jr the magnet schools "the crux charming old building and head care to Medicare rccip'entI experience, own car Excellent AL ANON Employer. Call 134 2707 between Security deposit 373 3634 or 3fl 1 or 2 Bedrooms Aduttsonly -'. carport, On EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Free, 644 2077 for "We Care"- BAMBOO -CO'T 'i'rS 2 after 5.30 home 3226620 CEPTANCE CORP , IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have dren attending the magnet other cities answer the crucial drawi payable to Clark. Del?: and Publish: Nov 21, 30, Dec. I, 1975 schools i 17 per cent of Boston's question of whether magnets deposit for each Set will be refunded their magic. when racial tensions are likely the Contract Documents in good condition if not laterthanfifleen (IS) IN THE CIR(,LtIT COURT OF THE "My father says I've learned to be running high. days following the award of a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. & Found Herald, P.O Boa 1657, Sanford - Kansas City, Min(,H-i 'OU ARE HEREBY notified that acomplaintto foreclose a mortgage feet Yellow collar, feniale, an_____________________________ swers to Tioar Reward III 7676 ____________________ -- discipline problems, but have preventive The integration. measure, suburbs, she said, iiWe thought that Philadelphia school board is now under a and It *ill be a requirement Of the a way of By: Elaine RiChard. ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, of existing and proposed water fail or neglect to complete his Work Deputy Clerk of factory built on or before the date fixed for Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address mains, installation with Publish- Nov 7, 16, 23, 30, $975 stations Completion by these Documents, is33 East Robinson Street, Orlando, lewags pump by provid- December 10th, 1973 and file the Drawings,construc?ionof 15.000 feet the Owner as liquidated damages York school four you would automatically get a the sum 01 1200.00 for original with the Clerk 01 this Court Of forcj main and 6.430 feet of each consears of magnet schools, also mix and prevent that kind of secutive calendar day thereafter either before service on the Plain. gravity sanitary sewer and ap purtenances for the CIty ot noport better than average at- split. But they never became hereinafter provided In these tiff's attorney o.' immedIately Education of there says The other any informality 01 ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA -. -- k- neighborhood By: Bill B. Ones' schools, his right mind would send a kid Mayor Darticularlv in white neightvsr_ tn cnm ni th-ic.r c,h,1r "i Attest. hoods, remains PolaU were rat tra to stan out with Mary W. Hahorne ick says. The kids were used as O- Publish: Nov. 73, 30, 1973 IflS U'%WV '." RENT PURCHASE PLAN .,. But in a Minneapolis high litical trade f1s and pawns." DET 119 school district and in the Dallas —_______________________ "What is essential a mag________ in suburbt,' R1chardson,a largely - net school is that it not be oct per year return on your cash investment POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated 3 bedroom with I6'xW pool. Good established neighborhood, $77900 COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story, I Schu ren Realty ModernClean 3 bedroom homes, ____________________________ (3) $772 REALTOR5 Bra,chOfficeNo or - Mellonville. fenced back yard. 3 Bedroom, Available Nov 5th $223 month no qualIfying - . LEGALPIOTICE 904 357 VIM - Crank Realty, 130 1 - _____ 3Q -Apartnxrnts Sanford - Unfurnished _________ - - --__ -- -- - trentIl living Coma ion uS FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent Irom 1)41 mo 3236630 Must have own car. Call $34 2701 ____ returns In, one , S'YI between S 30 and 5pm ttt rauhlin see Call 37-7 ______________ _______ - HUNT REALTY INC. 7571 Park Dr. 372 2111 REALTOR AFTER lIPS 377)99) 13797*1 3720661 obta'ne'd upon application at the E',necrs, Inc Engineers, Inc. 500 West Fuiton OPENED AND READ ALOUD I Fr engaged in business at 1170 Roundtable Drive, Casselberry, NOti(( is hereby gym that the program 14 schools include Ctticago (at one Fringe Benefits: come "havens for whites"), merce, will be elected Dec. 17 at --------- - will be utilized to increase existing least five (5) per cent of the amount of The City of Casselberry, Florida, Board of County Commissioners 27,2fl it is the purpose of this title to Tulsa, Oklahoma ,1*t as a guaranty that If the Proposal Is the Contract. Mike Hatlaway, Chairman the Contract, and file acceptable Area Served: SemInole days after the award of the Contract in Boston, eignl iIianct - berger Elementary, ordered the were school system Januaty. t.,.. ,a-__ .li .i....a,. Raymond Meyers of DeBary Crosby, manager Highland of deremplov'ed persons with Total Individuals to be served: 919 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES 1 ,nanpower se-fvlCl to enable such trainkq not supported under this .. .,. . the fl new magnet 14 --- - - a - - - - io directors - Ray JUNE 30. 1976 *11 he executed doe participant te?rninations, vacant arriIy, auenuance tigures I nn,a "" unna., .nn 114'.&IW U .., .n - - s,rant ----- - .. -- In case of failure to complete lhe State Em that failure on the pait of the Con or within Such extra time as may fail or neglect to comolete his Work on or before the date fixed for READY TO SERVE Grant rnOdl;lcation may be Branch O$fke. Mann.x fliwisixia '..eflt, day in liquidated damag wN,m In ac Plaintiff, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE 130613) Magnet schools take as many forms as there are cities using them. Some are ci.al for height stu. interests such ai drt or rnu,,c 'scicnce, ers are for vated, who and still the poorly 0th- Vacuuming. Bathrooms, Windows, Ovens, Refrigerators - 1 IflflJItN3. - at. SANLANDO THE moti- otherwise rriigbt RESERVED drop cut U, UstI 0. GriCt Miy*s' _____________________________ the Sum r,4 $10000 for cacti con complaint or petition' ,. Casselberry, CiQrid. 37707. Ptjbli5h: PlOy 71, 30. Dv I, 197$ - ________________________ ____________ DET-$67 LH '"'' -- i -___1____-- - - .arnr . ,vn,.a.t 9dq€&uide ______________ 64--Equipment for Rent _____________________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 11 SO per day. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it allI Large wooded lots 'Street lights CARROLL'S F'JRNI'IURE ________ Paved streets 'Sewers __________________________ 'Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages-S PCt. down 65—Pets-Supplies _______ Beautifully landscaped miniature Spanish villa S BR, 3 bath, Fla rm, formal living rm, ww car. peting, central A H, above ground pool with private entrance, Near n...•., ..... UUItMI flOW - ",','c.0 OrE ,a,iIkkI.4 By: Bill B. Orter Sminol, Plaza, Cassetos'ry. Publish: Nov. ZL * Dcc. 1, 1975 Mary W. Hawthorne Publish: Nov. 23, 30, 1975 DEr-i6i DZT.III Mary W. Hawthorne Publish: Nov. 73, 30, 1975 DET.170 - - ' Plaste, patching & simulated Call P1511 Gon:ale 303 37) 3939 un,nu',r't, k,r1MF IMPROVE - - - - 11, OF 1-176 — -, . - '"''"W''''' W ,rr. PEPTpv AND REPAIRS .,, r. Call ,J firrIl -. t_.d F ..,,, -n.m VW . -. TflAI ., ,, a!,,,naw ----' - n GuID.1 ____ _________________________________________________________________________________ - ___________ "'nta's ___________ Tips for Gifts Gifts Santa's Tips " for - for for ______ Polaroia Square Shooter 2, 3 flash Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial Daniel Greene House Slippers, all Motor Cross Bicycles anC Ac cubes and $ exp. color film. Save floral pieces, lovely hanging styles and colors Knight's Shoes. cessories Free Racing with ___________________________ BeavtyCareProductsform membership to Family World Golf & Country Club, 3275411. tropical and exotic plants. Car nations, IS do:. CAREFREC! Beautiful Christmas 319 E First,3fl 5747 Decorations, Ma4tIand, 6170435 GWALTNEY JEWELERS has a wide SeleCtion of ID Bracelets, heat and air from Sanford Heating lti,lrd Nj 8. Gro.)!iing ___________________ Ph. 322 4057 ______________________ Photography __________________________ ,i ,,iin bath Upper 130's ___________________________ 3239110 aMilage PAUL SLATEq 1 m w,ll lOvC - ______________________________ Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, Well Drilling - - - - FURNISHED ________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS A4l types and sizes Werepairarxf service I ,i'r' ,',',ier HeCters $ a m 10 - APARTMENTS for Dad Gifts W GWALTNEY JEWELERS _______ - QualIty gifts for less 204 S. Park. for the DEPOSIT. __________ .1i'LY CO Golfer- Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, - -L&OitS ano mens If apparet and shoit. Mom would love a new watch, I? Select yOur new furniture from Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. jewels start at $7993 GWALT WILSON MAIER for the test 327 233) NE Christmas ever Save on rsatonat .IEWEI.ERS. 7th 5 Park ITh...Li.. i_t._S_ -,' Gifts French, 3727636 Home t - Meeker men's 3 fOld Billfl 'xc"1750 Other quality Mee leather goods GWALTHL JEWELERS. 701 S Park ____________ "- where the shoppers will see them every day. Dad wil' love Black the entire flmiiy from FULLER Hwy. 17.?2 Asross I give IV Stamps, 3)1 F. First St Phone 332 Sfl Kathy's Un,qij, 7610 Hiawatha used turniture and appliances 'u Nec Vei' this thnistm.s. Sanford Deputy "I ..k . Please the whole family with anew is's 373 7651. ________________________ __ 6 Decker ø Rockwtl power tools and Stanley hn from Gregory Luthber & Tr ViIt' Hardeare. 6th & _______ a Sunbeam small appliance from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hanare 6th 6 Maple )flo GET EXTRA CASH FOR 3 F 's S' Compactor and an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Dad a tiqu, I mile west of I 4 on old St. Rd 46 at "76" Station. Paola. 372 The fight against inflation begins at [3o F ou all year br a .. Licen..eci Residential, Commercial ___________________________ ___________________ • [) liii 71 Houri Florida Florists, 372-1172. everynght'tillthru Dec.33. Call Monroe. Licensed, bonded fruit snippers Seiect yours today for Christmas shipping Phone (305) 322 268) ____________________________ — I PlumDIng Clearing ir - Quality upholslerng Free pick up & ________________________ f0iIi'.1 rij i.4.,it. (.,,,..1. ------ - - ________________ - family room, double oarage, s. PUblish Nøy OFT i;t Remodeling ' • 7150 HANDSOME HOME ON . - __________________________ ________________ [rind Bu'ck*th, Jr Clerk 0' CIrcija Court FictItious P4cm. SfatuIes, T0W,t sq Ifl,soo 203 C. Ccmmercial 3716451. h Munson Cockayne 1 ne weoo.nq photos reasonably - Arthur per . Inn' fly that I Intend to rerjster said name thit Court On this 76th div ct with the Cltik cit trip Circoit Court, November, 1913 5: Walter J. Krohn, Jr. Publish. Nov. 14. 73. 30. Dcc 7. $975 UET.$I GI . dX J fl Big family room. Immaculate, -- ''-" at public sale, tOth highest and best of the FLa. - Just a darn good deal for this lovely Uoholsterina - Par-cling door, windows hung, concrete work, etc thC hour cr engaged in bV'it5 *t Pt 1, Box Covrtnou, if Sanford, Florida. at 401, Maitland 337$), Sem.-oie Il 00 A M Ofl the $7115 day COvnIy, Florid, " December, 1975 Cordance with the provisi Sanford, Call for Appt. 322.3103 Additions ' special Shingle, $33 -- D.e OL AR P4fATlP4C, AP4D iVA T( : Northeast corner of Southeast lii 11Sf 7 II Ifl,t -' '"'' 211 W.2Sth house broken. $200 firm. 1793 0191. Catsrlberrv Phooc (119641 move In condition, 7347 Park Dxiv 3 1(6% Free eStimate 3?) 60)1 _____________________________ ' West - Sl..O ,,,s i ,& " teet. South 110 feet to begiMing . CONSTRUCTuJN li r schools & hospital. Call for appt. wt days, btw.i. 3:30 P.M. & 4.?0 PM Wk nd anytime (300217 BROGDEPj ROOFING 371 4700. - - CCrpmrtry. Per odeIng Add,tiont, _______________________________ - adjacent to Said Block 1S detcrbed By: Lillian I. Jenkins Nice Christmas gIft, 3226095. _________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Drasticallt' reduced by 17) 0(65 ___________________ Radio & TV ,. Inadequate to cover such damages Mayor - _________________________ this Court on November 20th, 1975 ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Section 7, Township 71, Range (COurt Seal) 5Qt.,di!.On300, Parcel Number 73T. ArthUr H. Beckwiln, due the Contractor Cf'bta1ned by -- DAVE'S PAINTING Wovk'sSlo'a' CheapRatc's Free ,) 5em,l County, Florida, together _______ ______ - SUBURB judgment will be entered aoaintt IT ., mOai?lCaI*On may be Seminole Plaza, Highway $792436, OWNER'S RIGHTS CimprChn'Siyt Manpower Plan J$mCs 0 Beiftote, Director, nng, %emnole County Branch ConprensIveMspoweqDiylsin, I . _______________________________________ )?33S) Fiterior pressurecleaning Expert roof repans. fiat roofs or Estimates Call 327342 Lot 17 and the East 1 feet 1 then$aldContractot'aareestu,.v.0 D.v.;on. S-nIe Plaza, H-ghwoys j3, Intergovernmental Coon waive any informality or reiecI any or all Proposalt and to tl 97 and 434, C.*swibemrv, Florida dintor's Office North Park technicality in any Proposal in the waive any informality or Christmas program at the between the hours of $30 A.M and Avenue, Sanford. between the houni interest of the Owner. technicality in øny Proposal In the December Itifl4. Written Comments coMerning through Friday. Dated: November 70, 1975, City of Dated November 20, 1973 ih3 rr.c-d,tic.afion should b-i directed Written comrner4scorscerningtpOs Cassefberry (SEAL) -. REALTORS the Final 'ti0f Salem Street lying East of will be a musical _____________ - German Shepherd. AVC, beautiful owner. From mid 605 to low SO's. - DRIVE IN TV SERVICE - Fast .111 rnAIr% Frill rrrrls' rrcrPickup nd Delivery c,ir'fnrd fltis'rw'SS MachineS 377 (003 .. - A&A CLEANS ALL ______________________ _______________________ Exo Try mc 151 91 Arthur Amelung. l'hEre Office Machines I can cover ,Dur hone with alum sIding 6 soffil system Atto COLLIS C MORGAN and EVA M *ith the right of ingress and egress -..• - ? Established Residential Ar ,',' WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 bath YOU Sanford ____________________________ Aluminum Siding Parker Dickinson and Eric - 'egration In Sanford's Finest _________ 3396350 - Pressure Cleaning Servke C&A BackHoe Lard Clear'ng. fil drt, clay, rock All kinds of digging Housetrailerj Stored & moved 377 ¶'142 or 931 119, : poration, the clerk of this Court either bifore service on Plaintiff's attorney or undersigned •grm to pay the hereinafter pns.vlded In the Owner or have the Owner withhold Documents Compretsemive Man from such sumsas may be due film Th, full amount of such damages .' --------------------- ,lri'3 camera, projector, auto.loading. lights, screen 6 case, Also Poloroid Camera, 100, portrait Iense, close-up lense, copier, 2 tn pods, flash attachment 6. case. -----BUY NOWAND5AVE SANFORD 3 bedroom, bath home, air Conditioner, Shady yard, 119.500. Make an offer. RECTO [and Clearing eqttr,si HeIt & A'? C ?'(I ?'(X1flQ For tre. estimates, all Carl - Harris a? SEAMS in Sanford 322 -_________________________ - COMPANY, INC. a Florida, cor and you are requIred to serve a COf)5' lflhes -- $p9 e MM, & Super I, Bell 6 Howell - It mutt be underStood that TIME alleged to be the natural father has property situated In Seminole Cour,ty, Florida. described as $Q.OQØ Seminole County PERIOD DECEMBER 13, 1973 tO District School Board than anticipated - a year Y. Moving? Why Not Live Materials home, centrai heat 6 aIr, fenced yard, 2 blocks from Lake Monroe Zoned agricultural 126.000 : that, pursuant to Work within the Time agreed upon on Keith M. Deal, Plaintiff's commencement of the Contract Time as defined in the General - - Ftorid furniturp 3 M Prrc;sr tri-' reteav:cl niant ft C,mrctm'ril 1IQQ Is? 5? 37) 66)0 LAKE MARY-) bedroom, 1½ bath a EXPERTS - AssociatIon For Retarded Children ' Phone 222 1301. BUY-SELL---IRAOE Countrystylekitchen, central heat 6 air, VA terms available. 174.000. 311 31SE. First St 3725422 -- USINES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S-I47.CA4p. 511 U BERT CONSTRUCTION - 1)51.991 - S.rninole Community DII IOPIAL POSITIONS FOR THE iJj .,. College $106,301 bright children, black and secretary; Mrs. treasurer; Mrs. Anne white, and they are sueces,sIuJ . - - in jobs providing needed public Program 631 be commenced upon written nOfice damage to ths Owner, Peency Tower, Jacksonville, Iherouf services in areas of substantial recorded in Plat Book 3, Allocation Of Funds (Including to proceed, and shall be completed It wIll b4 a requirement f the FlonidaIflI) or or before December • . . un.molnvm.nt &n1 .,. ict. 17 2&4n,LonqA. CaIl3l3 $SlOor (341605 323-/340 ____ of ,and Country Tex,, Tacoma, Wash,, and held at the Installation will be hEldil Club. y Rochester, Used office Chico & The Man I2%) F ranch ve 62—LaWnGarden anytime REALTOR 176, accepted at the BREAK I)OWN OF FUNDS for original miles, $995 Many others to thooef corn ________________________ Payton's Wear, (Formerly ________________ ________________________ Istamates. I..seea.1.I., Ph. 3fl43; - and Harrisburg, auto, $1293 wlcomi' kinds; old bathtub (Pasture beautiful " K diamond engagement ring, $223. Phone $3.4 1233. REALTY INC. T,cmxAysilab1 Air Conditioning - Tex., miSc, too numerous to mention, - Lady's HAL COLBERT I 61-BuiIding baby accessories Children's Eves. 372 0612or377 1517 - •--- WITH GOOD CREDIT or E'ampte 7310 ('IC. Old stock,)) pet to 40 pet, i, 2, ACRES, small lake with 3 bedroom, 1 bath nox'ne, 133.000 NAME STATUTE -. '-'-'- Any Car- or Conventional Mortgages. payment of a deposit of 15000 per the time established above for "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter f.cIitiOs name of T. C MAR Ti set. The deposIt shall be In cash, or receipt of Proposals $6309. Florida Statute, will register SUBCONTRACTORS, and that check drawn payable to ('lark, Diet: with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in inland to rpciati'r taLxI xi . with th. DET 11 Drawings Specifications an and Associates Engineers, Inc. The Procedural Documents may be and for Seminole County. Florida, CierkcfDi;ClrcvitCoi.jrt,5•mno; depositforeachsetwillberefunled obtained upon application at the upon receipt of proof of thC County, Florida In accordance with to bona tide bidders upon return of office of Clark. Delhi and Associates publication of this notice, the tic the provisions 01 the Fidit5 LEGAL NOTICE the Contract Documents In good Engineers, Inc. 300 W. Futton titio4i% name, to wit: "THE MUSIC Name Statutes, To Wit Section THE EOAIID OF COUNTY conditionifnotlaterthanfilte,n(;S) Street, P0 Drawer 1976. Sanford, MACHINE" under wtich I am $C$ Florida Statutes 1937 COMMISSIONERS, AS PRIME days following the award ot $ Florida, 37771, upon the payment of engaged in bus'nets at 152 E. S. Thomas A Marl: FOR SPONSOR SEMINOLE Contract. Fifty per cent of the a deposit of $1000 per set. The Altamonle Dxve if the City of Chuck M. Mart: COUNTY, HEREBY NOTIFIES deposit will be refunded to non clepo-sif shall be in cash, or check Altamon?, SprIngs, Florida Publish Nov. 30, -, CaSh 197) PintO. *i,ioo, 323.130',. bldder, including maple table 64 chairs, with corner hutch. J NOLL'S Come see thi beautiful new clothes, just arrived, Christening goy, REAL ('STATE, INC __________________________ APARTMENTS to Worth, $31 6050 or 611-1653. Turkey Drawing. ________ - ___- without protest. The to the concept. If they are de- Employment and Training Act AMOUNT OF $344,130 RECEIVED examinuiatthefoilowing locitlons: coodI?ionifnotta?erttlanfifteen (15) Novembr 3. 1973 (CETA) of 1973, Title II, will be UNDER THE COMPREHEP.ISII, E magnet program at the Mm- signed to integrate the system Clark. Deit: and Associatesdays following the award of a Publish: NQv 9, 16, 73, 30, 1973 REAPPORTIONED as fellows: EMFLOYMENT AND TRAINING Engineers, Inc. Contract. Fifty per cent of the DEl 39 nei.ipolis school, started in 1970, and in the process improve Prime Sponsor: Seminole County. ACT (CETA) OF 1913, TITLE I, 500 West Fulton Street deposit will be refunded non reversed a declining white en'8oard of County Commissioners education, then that's cause to MAKING THE TOTAL Sanford, Florida 37Th bidders who return the Contract IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Naneot HigheSt Elected Official: ALLOCATION TO SEMINOLE roilment. In Richardson, the rejoice." Documentswithintps,tirncspecifieø SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA James M. Hattaway, Chairman COUNTY OF $991,067 Dodge Plan Rm CASE NO. ;s3327.CA.,0E all-black elementary school beabove. Unit of Government - County Original Grant $679,237 In Re: Adoptiin 7834 Edgewater Drive PROPOSAL GUARANTEE came a magnet this year, and Area Served. Seminole County. 1707.47$ Additional APocition JOSE°H PARKER WINGATE and Orlando. Florida 22(04 Each Proposal shall be ac Florida Monies To Operate PROPOSAL GUARANTY *1131.132 ERIC CARSTEPI WINGATE Companiedbyacsr1if)edthI<k was achiesd. per latest estimate *Moni cannot be obligated cornpamedacefllfirdcheckoran Guarantee in an amount equal to at TO CLINTON CARSTEN There have been similar s'jcTotal Individuals to b served: 50 ri... r , ,,,'til lul. I 101A -. vp,.uuc ,urrn ox Proposa, 'east lIve (51 percent Of thesmount - - Yard Sale-MultI-famIly Sat .Sun.. Nov. 29. 30,9cm 'hI 7. St. Rd.14 Casselberry, 17 97*30.4706 _________________________ 4 Drawer FIle Cabinets 6 Office Desks, 140 8. u SANFORD i' garage 133.500 FOR RENT siolence, .., SWAP- 16 ft. Cobla V-Bottom Boat for what have you, or sell, $375 322 6620 ______ JIM _________________________ __ miuloners, as prime sponsor for MODIFICATION SUBMITTAL TO Docurnentswitninthetirnespu(Ified Associates Engineers. Inc. The business enterprise is as follows: Seminole County. announces that THE UNITED STATES DEPARTebove. depotltforeachs,$ will berelemj GERALD H. BALl funds in the amount Of $277,401 MENT OF LABOR FOR Drawings. Specifications and to bone tide bidders upon return of Dated at Altainonte Springs, workedtobrthgblackandwjte signed solely to integrate the Just acquired houSeful of 6 month 6 theirs, secretarial desks 6 chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as •s Cash and Carry _____________________________ Central Florida's BUILDINGS MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 7,gfl sq ft $375 month 377 199) 1919 S. French 1,000 sq ft., $7JO month 227 )' 332 1196,377 9(1 6 Month Lease- Centr al Air-Heat 377 95,. , 1164 10 ACRE TRACT, $1730 to Realtor ___________,,, elneous fr Sa Moving Dec 7,11,31,1973 bLack school, magnets hai'e Clarke advised. "Iftheyarede- Fur Information call 3220510 Wood or steel desks (executIve desk refrigerator and stove, 2 car Stemper Really 121.000 323 6.35.3 I Acre. New I- Be,, vom Hou. Approximately 2,000 sq. ft. living I area; large kitchen, cabinets both LONGWOOD FLEA MART, HWy bedroom, 2 bath home in South 3 Bedroom, Assumepayrnentson 1973 Ci,da Red 6 black, excellent Pu blic Auction Clyde telephone, & books. 111 W. ______ JOHNNY WALKER 120.500 OWNER MOTIVATED.- Bedroom, garage. REALTORS - Attention path $77,000. ' SANFORD 80 -Autos for Sale Lane coffee 6 2 end tabl, beautiful stereo, cOca furniture, (306*33 Lake Ma beautiful giant oaks and cltrui. ____________________________ - ready to wear Apply in person Rojay, Ill 120 F First St. BROKERS Days- 3326173 Nights3fl.7333 stabtej, tack room and bridle — sng, net to railroad Clothes, furniture, jewelry, drapes, aquariums, ______________________________ erything bit human element, 20 - I9l2FordCurrerpckup, new paint, best offer- 322 7950 after 6. with nice mobile home rental. consignment. Company furnishi's Orlando, Florida 32101 Publish: Nov. 9, 16, 73, 30. 1973 (SEAL) " Dtpmjty Clerk or flut I'd be dishonest if! said it them maggot schools," he said, intereSt of the Oer ---•--- - Near Sanford ar, carpeted, $91 Adults only 327 7796 wk nds 1 Wanted t'vm's _________________________ - Newer I large bedroom, 3 bath home, Sanford area. 32—Houses Unfurnished ____________ 6 30, next to Little Pantry Food lotona reninsula forunot,slructed $33 -. front chinas; lots of other fur. 11934 Jeep S?âticn Wagon, 4 wheel ____________________________ CALL NOW 3') 1166 ' Selection of primItiv; wicker; P " beautiful trees, great fishing, Motorcycle lnSuranc _____________________ ' -- ses here tomorrow Come browse starling Sunday, Decemtier 11th a? the Movielarid Drive In Yheater Ou?h I? 7 '65 Honda 450, 1300 Needs some Phone 377 1216 tp1ir Maybe Wen at Lake Miry "e'vcon 5lalion - Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents prepared by Cluck of the Circuit Count Owner reserves the right to waive iif - extras 159,900 121 0266 41f4 P __________________________ -- 0 White, 7(03 S State, Ann Arbor, C0itOV1td Ualteres, t)295 REEL'S BODY SHOP, I)Cj7 Sintord Ay 372 1651 Dealer r-i:-) r,- 'ass 2 Handeli lamps and other 0000 old j IIAPGAIN HUHTER.S PARADISE lamps; dolls; doll furniture; 1hat'sCIaflifiadAt ________________ Color TV'S from ISO, 86W, from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' Ranch. i acres with 3 bedroom homa. 16,000 laying hens on " rrad lI ci.r want ads every day. la-Help Wanted other legitimate means of recovery thlsCOtJIi, this6thdayof November expiration Of the time established water supply wills eind furnishing above for receipt of Proposals Is4 Installing of three (3) deep well 1975 earned payments withheld ire DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS turbine pumps and drivers in ac (Seal) inadequate to cover such damages. in were of aCPt0 lIve, car to drive, a j ________ "It has had some effect tori Washington, who was worki.ng latnick, executive director Crumley PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gym NURSE. cx. th.it Scaled Proposals will be REGISTERED penanced, to do health care In the default will Casselberry, Florida re-calved tPlere)fter, olherwis by The City of Catsefberry. Documents. home for Medicare provider in PROPOSALS WILL Florida, at the City Hall until 7:30 BE The full amount of such damages be entered against yot fpr Ph. relIef Deltona Deliary area. Excellent PUOLICLY OPENED AND READ PM.localtimeonDecr'nberl, demanded in the Complain,, 197$ may be deducted from payments tenthisce and few discipline what they should ha bee" problems. The program sen'es Dr. James Becker of the Na novative 3(45 bedrooms, 3 baths, S fireplaces, 76-Auto Parts -_________ Any Quantity NOLL'S __________________________ Cassetberry, Hwy 1797. (30 '& HONDA 250 mini Cycle, 1 year old •--Sold new for $400 aSking 1773 371 061) after 6pm 10—Swap & Trade _____ EVERYOAYsomeoneisiookin3fo.. SWAP3çjp FLEAMARKEr wtiat you have to sell Call today Anyone can be a seller or a buyer Highway 46 IQOf. _______ intercom system. Many other 32363S3 REALTORS 1306(33 ammenities. $35,900. MLSREALTORS SEMINOLE __________________________ CO. Acreage tracts, Real Estate Broker tricity Near Sanford on paved - — Sunland- 3 P, 7 batn, furnished No pets $163 mo. Call order Navets,orange's, Grapefruit, Tangiines Call 322 O1. If no ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS officials, after cent of total enrollment. the 6th d$y Of Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. written defame's, if any, to It, on of water man and appurtenances, Peg BATEMAN Toppricespaid uSed, any condition 644 1176, Winter Park ________ CASH 322.4132 For uSed furniture, appliances, toots, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 7)3 Sanford Ave SHARP 3ftedrocrn. I, bath with fenced b4ck yard, $13,c0 Terms _________________________ dudes the MOSSIE C SIIdenCamp,rfo.i Ton pickup. SIeep I very ctean 322 0617 DAVE 3' 37) nio - ST. JOHNS RIVER'- Near Deflary, large family. Privacy everywhere, large spacious PFALIOR 372 7495 We Buy Furniture Public Antique Auction -- 53-TV.RadioStereo h.(ycIe' Sell thrs Idle itemS with a want ad To plate your ad. call neighborhood. This is truly a 75—RecrP.t lonal Vehicles _________________________ -.- lerm unfurnished, kitchen at The project Service, used machines Tiiiii._ - Sundiy, Nov. 30, )778 72-Auc? ion 3 Bedroom, 2 bath on large fenced lot, carpet. 123,900-Terms Neat) Bedroom home, fenced, only - proposedthemagnetidain McClanahan Real Estate 3fl. - - -' _____ 31A-(XipIexes __________________________ 1 Bedroom Furnished Dupix Call e'venings,$ 30toI 30 - city schools, they have im- ___________ ______ $23,999 - beautifully landscaped $135 mo ______________________________ Call between (:30 5 For in . - ScId Cotw't on November 1975. refrigerator, $60 372 2359. ME PROPERTY- Corn. story stucco Ibedrooms 7bath 46pietely •urnished 17'x60' mobile Commercial Property 55Bts & Accessorj formal dining, separate garage _______________________________ _________________________ home on large double fenced lot, ______________________ carport, patio, Florida room plus 2 t sin utility sheds. Income of $43 pu' 1(5' deep on a corner Site 1.865 sq 7977 Hwy 17 WITT R EAL TV month from rental of second lot ft of building zoned for offic. 372963 Peg Reai Es'a'e Broker 3710610 income 1193 per month from 373 3215 149,900 FORREST GREENE - rentals or lIve in. 373 7(95 ._ 372 IPIC, REALTORS. 323 6)5.), (30 60-Off ice Supplies Owner will finance. .... - . _ ._.. 6831: person, Buck's Catering, 13th and sanford Ave. _________________________ - Engineers, Inc. ___________________________ of ii See at: SANFORDSEWINGCEUTER iSYr. FHA FINANCING 307 East Firs?. Downtown GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lflN1lEve.$e91IM 310) Orlando Drive ___________________________ SarWord,322 5700 ICIJLP DECORATORS _______ 109W lstSt ,322733S ________ ' We Buy Furniture 43--tots_Acreage to Weliiva Rd.. Call collect, air, large fenced lot. Assume EXECUTIVE BEAUTY 3S-?'/k'3b1l0 Home Lots 4 apartmcnt, attractively fur - Seminole County, Florida has been filed agaInst you and you Si—iiotss.e-tioJcoojs ______ _______ -- DUPLIX- 7 be'dror, concrete Assume Paymenti block, excellent condition; no City Singer Zig zag in Cabine't, 3 neeil taxes; by owner 177 647 pOsition, twin needle. Iront loading, deluxe sewing mlthlne, -.. Fiveacres, Osteen, Cleared, fenced, pond 6 well, .- _____ ________ ____ 68—Wanted to Buy SAIUIIDAYANDSUNDAY,9105 HIGHwAy 46. FLEA MAR XE T 1',', miles East of I Ion Hwy 16 _____________________________ Iurnlshed, $133 month plus NOW LEa,SlNC, Deputy Clerk companion. Needed Immediately says Tracy Jackson, 9, a fourth began, school board members deposit will be refunded to non COUNTY. FLORIDA. - - property: bidders who returned the Contract CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-3713-CA4t. Publish: Nov Ia, 23. 30, Dec 7. I91 67(06)6 Lot 10, Block fl, HEFTLER A DABYIWORLb Care1or1ifMt ___________________________ grader. "He can't keep me in are taking another look at mag- Documents within the time specified EE DET toige? oty Next to new Drivers' ____________________________ HOMES, HOWELL PARK SEC STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN _____________________________ books an)lnore. I read too netschoolsbecauseofthe court above. ______________________ TION ONE, ccording to tht Plat License Bureau 17264.13 COMPANY, a Florida corporation, PROPOSAL GUARANTEE I 24-Busir3'ss',portunities thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, csegregation order. on rropos.I mali oe ac____________________________ Pages l5througPi 4, Public Records --________ ______But as a tool of Integration, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS "The magnet school was t companied byacertif led check or an ____________________ VENDING ROUTES that Sealed Proposals will be has been filed against you and you Guarante.Inanamountequaltoat LUCILLE REYNOLDS, attract students by offering tegration, but as a way of Emthe City of Casselberry, are reguired to serve a copy of your NAVEL ORANGES Excellent Opportunity Only 4 10 Defendants. received by least five (5) per cent of the amount special programs have a proving education without deFlorida, a? the City Hall in writlendefense's, if any, toil on VAN 12.30 BUSHEL hours weekly wIth complete NOTICE OP ACTION of the amount of the Proposal, DEN BERG, GAY 1 BURKE, P A Casselberry. Florida, until 7 30 P M 2276733 or 3320367 spotty record of success. De- stro)lng the concept of neighcompany training 6 location set TO ALBERT REYNOLDS, JR. payable to the order of The City attorneys for the plaintift, at Post local time os December 13, 1913. for Residence Unknown up. Investment Of 110013.000 Call Casselberry, Florida, as a spite that record, they are being borhood schools," said Eunice Main Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida NAVEL ORANGES collect, Mr Carson, $13 576 5320. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the construction of Water arantee that if the Proposal is ______________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________ seed upon by courts and Clarke, now an assistant vice BUSHEL _______ accepted, the Bidder will execute action to foreclose a mortgage on Improvements, Factory Built 37(07, and file the original with the the above styled Court on or the following property in Seminole Sewage Pump Station, Force Main Clerk of 7*07 French Ave 372 3672 school officials as a pssible al- president the Contract Temple Univer25Loam before December 12th, 1975; and Gravity Sanitary Sewer, Con County, Florida: LIQUIDATED DAMAGES ternative to forced busing. NavefbrangetI2perbJ. _______________________ sity. otherwise a judgment may L, en tract A in accordance with LcIiand7,Block9,PIPIELEVEL TIME Orange's. 1150 per bu. In Philadelphia, where magtered against you for the relic, ___________________________ Dr. Clarke, an expert in ur- is Itmustbeunderstthat of the essence of the Contract, and SUBDIVISION, according tothe plat Drawings, Specifications and capital, startupS, expansions, e Work within the Time agreed will result in certain loss - _________ . •• — Zoned R 1 AAA. I mile "SERVICE BEYOND QUALITY INN NORTH and weekends Send complete MISSing Longwood area, Tiger Corp (Seal) Arthur H Bekwith, Jr. Clerk of tIe Circuit Court Flea Markef Open Ocala 901 13? $361 or 732 (77) NOTICE OF SUIT sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Ev*ninq Hera, Sanlord, Fl. setting, on large I acre plus lot. Phone)fl _________________________ Copley ha a tradition of FlorIda. 37771, upon the payment 0, nlng, Seminole County Branch the 19th day of December, 1975. at -- ., - - . M. Unsworth Realty Re Real Estate Broker S3W 1st St 3fl6061or3730S1;eea. borm Must see 170.000 l.I 37$. 14'I - _____ i : :11.'' _________ ,"i5 r -.-- month AdultS Only 3724170 7 Bedroom furnished. 1133 m' Adults preferred Phone 322 Wa MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE wage Nerd full and part time w -rr.i 305 7(3 (r2Oe. Agency Your MLS I Ot'Ururji Mobile Home C Scenic Wekiva River FurniShed 7 ' __ BY OWNER- 107 Idylfwfld, Drive. Just reduced $,S0O Trsnlferred out of state Ibedroom, 2 Story, over 3(00 sq ft. No reasonab -_ 371 0747. exhaust fan You'll like it 177.000. 3 BR. I bath, dng rm., wood burning fireplace in liv. rm., eat In kit., -vthse Home's ap,3rlrti'r% r'i"corated Come see cm E " rport Blvd Sanford, 37) 1)10 Medicare prOvider n DtttO Deflary area. Must have e year SWAP- I6ft. Cottla V-Bottom Boat tt'r''ii - _______________ 1-30 to 5- 30. S day week Prefer college student or older 3 NURSING ASSISTANT to Closets, pantry, central heat air, Water bill, trash and yard care _____________ 52—Appliances Ph 317 7U1 _____________________________ Sanford Large /2 Acre Lot - -- - ----------WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double Heavily wooded in existing Frigidaire refrigerator, 17 cv. ft.,7 ALMOST NEW 3 BR home near 'vervjew - - 41ous ..ouwant toBuyor Sell RealEstate WewilIprovldethe ____________________________ Professional Servic. more, too $39,500. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, dining room, 7343 Park Drive SlOup and profitable career. Call *62 __________________________________________ -- - ..____ - LecIthin! Vinegar! B6t Kelp! How all four In one capsule. Ask plan for the school system in class at nearby Gardner Mu- liceot Clark, Diet: and Associates modification should be direCted . PYLE, ESQUIRE. of Whittayir, has resulted in street violence -- 41ouses acres Heavily wooded quiet neighb,rh 2 fireplaces, swim 2 3 tx'lroom 7 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. 116W 2nd t Or r,lr Sanforo Al Anon Family Group r' o Drawings, Speiticatlons and be?wn the hours of 1:30AM and with the Clerk of the •bovenamed FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Court and servea copy thre01 upo'i IGAGE ASSOCIATION, Procedural Documents may be 5:00 PM . Monday thru Friday. 41_HO Bedroom neat furnished cotta' . Realty • prIvate ya'o Ideal for couple ne Palmetto 327 3(21 5APl r'c s s FADER" __________________________ DELTONA - Executive home, 2 WANT COUNTRY LIVING yet the WRi 3533 Hwy 17 97, Sanford. drinkers You are required to file your COUNTY, FLORIDA. US, I)istrict Court Judge %V. second floor, teen4gers race DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS Division. Seminole Plaza, Highways SAN MO PARK I PHYSICAL SALCLAPROBLEM By: Lillian 1. JenkIns County, Forlda, Case No 7522(9 R E GIST E R ED Write P.O. Box 121) November, A,D • 1973 pumps and drivers In accordance FOR THE PERIOD DECEMBER PetitionforAdoplionof ROBERT L. Post Office Drawer 7 wth Specifications and Procedural 15, 1975 to JUNE 30, 1976 will t THOME. JR . a minor, by Sanford, Florida 32771 From a tytng class on the expiration of the time established examined at Seminole County pant time, 60 pct Lake Mary 373 PROBLEM The name cI lhe Ccut Ic which PublIsh: Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1973 funds due to participant ter youngsters marched through first most of the students were and Associates Engineers, Inc PROPOSALS WILL BE minatlons. vacant positions and a adoption proceedings ere pending is DEl 10 *hite neighbortioods, through black, but now 50 per cent re PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ later starling date than anticipated the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth get to "their" school. -. -.--------- -- hich is downtown, just a block for the furnishing only 01 three (3) WHICH WILL CREATE FORTY- filed against you in the above titled MACK N. CLEVELAND. JR., Of br1u's It his been i Illagnet 1f- - ________________________________ ia—Help Wanted i—personals WIT lESS my hand and official that Sealed Proposals will be personsto move 'nloemploym,ntor TO ROBERT L. THOME, SP , ally takes them to the Ohren- going to school," berger Elementary School, but Thecabbie'sdaughtergoesto Florida, at the City Hall until 7:30 tItle ARE HEREBY YOU "magnet" schools. _______________________ _____________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COUI1T OF THE the original thereof with the Clark of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. tid Court on or before December serviceS in areas of substantial ADOPT ION OF ROBERT daughter's taking hairdressing walked the three miles to their __________________________ _ __ 2 Apts, I or 2 bedroom. turn or unturn , both AC, w w carpet, ISO oamaqe, stis mo 373 319 atter 3 30 p m _____ _____ - '• -- Pr , ,'ripi -HOUSeSUnriShQd - ------_ " '': J --- _____ ___ -7 3 brOroom, glady Brown FURNISHED 4 Bed. central EASY PAYMENTS heat 6 air, Realty, Rg Real Estate OrØkr i 2 Bedroom— $300 D*wn. $13.5 43 per 327 3737, or aft.r hrs 'C1QhbO4'hOOd Ready to move month * 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT into Only 126.900 3 BedroomKitchenlurnied Nicclocation i Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, month * Phone 327 u35 carport, fCC yard In quiet RE CUCED-. 17.1.50 for quick sal.. 3 3 Bedroom, New- $6.50 Down, - bor hood, $775 Bedroom, 2 bat' with family room month plus $16103 per month.* One & Two bedroom apartmt Security deposit. (31 3691 or (31 ' Ravenna Park, Home in mint *Tezesandln5urance,,lflcIed c.rpetj air, turn & unfurn Condition with lovely Swimming lIP 322 1110 TAFFER REALTY Pool Now only $29,400. A must to OSTEEp_ I Bedroom $üer _________________ Reg Real Estat. Broker month SCHUREN REALTY, Deflar AdII. I BR, air - close to 1100 F 75th St Realtors 177 17 322 64Sf %'ores ChurchCS ld4'p for retired Harold Hall Realty I fi,$ or 172 (OSi 12th & Frnfl, Sanford, 2 Bedroom PEAL 5771 Call home, living rm, dining rm, W. Garnett White ______________ urn or _____________________ (31 16.49 I n•irn Quiet NCiqhborhood 1 ______________________________ JOHU KPIDER.ASSOC Prainnatlill ,7S 7All or 37) 1(7* f(r.IIerti 33— Houses Furnished that - jJ. 4 •__ - - I,.- - - •_____ - 4 -. a - Furn,hCd apartm or bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ae Ph 37 )9?ô or 327 3977 The Board of County Com. engaged in busineSs at 100 Springs missioners, as prime sponsor Blvd. Longwood. Seminole County, Seminole County, announces Schools Draw Florida under the fictitious name Of funds in the Imount of $l,5.7U inbusinesSundertheflclitioi.,sname In the Matter of the Adoption of: SPRINGS LAND CO and that I received under the Comprehensive of TOSCO, INC at flu,nbc'r 503 East DANA .JCY KE LEY, a minor intend toregistec so name with the NOTICE OF ACTION Employment and Training act Altamonte Drive, In the City of Clerk of tht' Circuit Court. Seminole (CETA) 01 1973, TItle VI, will be AltamonteSprings, Florida, intends THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO County, Florida in accordance with REAPPORTIONED as follows: to register lhe said name with the FRANK V. VALENTI. WHOSE the provisions 04 the Fictitious Prime Sponsor: Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court of RESIDENCI. AND MAILING Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Board of County Commissioners ADDRESS AR UNKNOWN. Seminole County, Florida. Students With 66509 Florida Slalutes 1957 Nameof Highest Elected Ofticiai: YOU ARE H(REBY NOTIFIED Dated at Boise, Idaho, this l3tri S. Mary J. Riblet? James M Hattaway, Chairman HAZEN P. KELLEY has filed a day of Novernbe. 1973. Publish - Nov 23. 30. Dec 7. 11. 1975 Unit of Government: County Petition in the Circuit Court of (Seal) OFT 116 Area Served Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida, for the Albectson' Inc.. Florida adoption of the mlu"r child named a Delaware Corporation Populatlonof Area Served: 143.000 therein, and you a'e required to By: David L. Wolf, 5i' FICTITIOUSPIAME show cause why the same should not Vici Prtsident Prog ra iti Notice it hereb given that I am per latest estimate Total Individuals to be served 713 be granted, If any, by serving a Copy Mionie 0, t mstrong, engaged in busineSs at Rt 7, Boii Tc'aI IndIviduals to terminate Secretary of your written objectIons and 527B Lx 'wood, Seminole County, Publish: Nov. 73, 30, Dec. 7. II, 1975 defenses, If any, upon MACK N ELIITOR'S NOTE Icr the fictitious name of program. 37 "M What they all have in ('Ofl3• Florida CLEVELAND, Duration of Grant: September I, DET Ill JR Of LAMP TER REALTY, and daughter's taking hairdressing Own that students attending $975 to June 30, 1916 CLEVELAND & MIlE, Attorneys that I in to register sa.d name _______________________________ and psycholog and all kinds of for Petitioner, Post Office Drawer 2. Inagnets have volunteered to do with tht 'k of the Circuit Court, BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS WbGe'I. 819.130 thinii.. h.si ...,,1 •k.,. .,J,.,,i.. .I..,,,.., f_.. Sanford. Florida 33771. - - ------------- - -. .%rvt -. hi, - Iiiiai Ill • II III II a11 .,S.,,.' uII- I ,JJiiIIIViI R1Iy. r,v,,u MJ, ixiiu IIiV tIIVUI. I.0 for ------= •- - -' I .-.• • i -e --- __________________ ____ _____________ ____ Legai Notice - -- a,-.- - 6e'-Evenmg Herald, Sanford, FL - - -: - -. - - .1 .• - - , . .-; .•• . ••.$ I- I - - _..._ - ' - - --: I ___ .' •--: I I -- ;•' - - - y:_______ . ; . -. --;- ., - - .-- - S -. - — I •-. I -- -. I I - •_;_*_.. - _--- - • . • - - - p ., - ••' - - - - I. • ' -. I - .t Sanford Ave 377 1)37. ' _________ BASS BOAT BARG1,INS kOBSOPI MARINE 2tZ7OrtandoOr,ye 311 5981 wilts your leisure Iust5 Fajh,,ed Wear Check th Evening Herald Christ SLEEPERS.- 30 to ctsoose frlm,J please Dad ai'h a paIr of Q4.liei mas gift ideas ________________________ FurnIture & Bedding, 373 140 from Knight'5 Pio.f's, 70$ F Is? St Mary Blvd. 37) 1711. / 'I - ,_- 'I-" I''- ' - _'-' - '- - ' - - '''.,.' I' r -- -'' '--'--" - ---' '-'.s----'------ - -'--'-'--' - ----a '-- --'- -- - ----'v"---i'=----'---- -- '- - ----x - "-" '-'" -,--,-.---,., -,- ''-"" ' - " 'i ----- - '-- •- ,. .---. ---- - - '"-' '' ,-, -::i �88—vn',g merakL Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 30, 973 Automotive Leads League Carol Slaughter Rolls 256 j i.0 Swingers Ladles League— S89 for both the men and women The morning started out like high. Other 200 games were any other morning until the rolled by Jim Nadar 215441, third game when Carol J.J. Sexton 2ll-5O3and Bob Slaughter (Automotive Speed Goodson (his first) 205. Jim Parts team member) rolled a Cotton had a 523 series and turkey and spared the six pin Donna Tenet rolled her first then came back with live more turkey for a 177 game and she strikes, a good hit in the tenth frame only to leave the ten pin second place) Wendy Boness rolled by Jimmy Morris 213 and spared the 6-7.10 split. and that was spared and a spilt 194-489, Gordon Boness 518, high series for the high goes to Barbour & Co. Ladies to finish with the high game of Donny Coral 502. Jaw: Andy Billy WestlalI 5694)4. Polly League—"Star of the Week" is the season a very nice 256. Paine 200451 and Max Kraft- Price with a 206451 was high Linda Hudlck with 43 pins over Other Highs: Pat Moye 197, chick spared the 2-10 split. The for the women. Herman her average. Evelyn DeMattlo Mary Johnson 175-479, Millie ifs : Charles Blank with the Flannagen 211443, Hal Rich spared the 5-7 split. Eve Rogero Garner 487-12., Janie Davis 188- high game of the night 217443. 204543, Mary Williams 177, and Liz Rice both had the high 471, Splits converted during the Michaud Bros. Standard: Lee Belinda Burgess 174 and Ellen set of 456 and the huh mrnth ce by II Da-du 44. Michaud 194-24, Capp's WesUall 169. goes to Eve Rogero 181. 10, Sue Christenson 6-7, Sue Clothier: Bob Kirkland 194-556. Ellenburg 510, Judy Garrett 5 Robbins Electric: Keith Jr. Sr. League— High game Jet Bowkrettes Ladles Johnson and the lJhrjes and series goes toChuck Hail League—Peg Pate) had the Bobie d248 In only 500 of the morning as she Is still Automotive man set. Zella Allman 3M and there is still a tie for 495. Larry Jones spared the 2-4-7-10 rolled a 494 series. Mae kh second With Rich Plan and Auto Unprofessional, Men, and 3-7-8 splits as did Trade 483 Allman had the high game Train 38-18 League.—Ttw high game was a Cishe 5-6-7 and Ned Stephens with a 189, Ann Coleman and Atlantic Bank Mixed tie between Carl Sandusky and picked up the 5-6.10 split. Wilkins both roiled games of League—The high game of the Dan Denlals who both rolled2l4 179. Splits: Sharon ThilS night fell for Jimmy Morris games. The high series goes to Ball & Chain Mixed League— Ann Reiner and Dot Coates 5-7, with a 219668 seies. Danny Robert Robinson with three 200 Gus Sexton had a nice 235 for Thelma Hicks 4-9, Linda Jacobs This takes the honor of the high games 210-206-201 for a 617 the high game of the night. She 56, and Edith Pounds and series as he rolled a 217-201 for series. Other high for the also rolled the highest series of Winnie Payne 3-10. the high 581 set. Don German evening: Skip Norton 206-569, 14-z, Pd Samples 193-5l Alex Serreas 206-558, G and Bob Kirkland 185-513. High Varner 203-564, and B)TI He for the women was Nadine 203450. Arkie Harold 201. Malmrose 170-499. High Gene Rogero 199-573, I average for the men is Don Myers 198, Al Hughes 191. German 184 and Polly Price Roger Hines 191, Bobby D 165. 181-500 and Arnold Jackson Pettycosts Ladles League— 521. The high series of the morning T.G.LF. Mixed Match P goes to Norma Welch (Big Dip) League—'Star of the Week' 502-184 and the only 200 of the Dorine MacAteer with plus morning was rolled by Ann pins. (Breezwood Park Hon Smith 207-480 (Jack's Mini team) High Team Series $24 MktJ Mary Johnson was high is Bob Allen team 2351. II for her team (Wallace Auto) Team Game Is Second Str 187-498 and Jeanette Andrews Imports 858 for $16.00. HI lii was high for Car Ben Jewlers Series 110.00 Is Don team with a 198-496 set. Vonda MacAteer 677. and HI In Driver (Masters Cove) 187-488 Game Is Rufus Gaines and Arlene Rumbley (W.H. (Evering Herald team) Green & Sons Const.) 162466 $7.00. All above scores t and Qiarlott Chaplin (Horse & hdcp. High scratch scores I Rider) 485. Lynn Hans spared the evening go to Kit Johns the 6-7 spilt. 586, Bob Retailc572for them Roll-A-Bouts Mixed League— and Dorine MacAteer 5811 "Star of the Week" Is Andy the women. Bob Retailc 228 a; Paine with plus 149 pins. High MacAteer 210. In first place average: Mary Rickets 160 and The Spinners (sponsored Charles Blank 177. Highs for the Midway Mart) in second plap night: New Corners to am: Is Bob Allen (self-eponsore Curtis Johnson 191-524. Cap't. and in third place Secot Jims: Chet Averltt 545. The Street Imports. Bush gang, Karen Paters 186Sanford Plaza Merchan 522. Rounds Hairstyling: (In Mixed League—High game wi g4j Ii J 1IL1!1 ~ Lo - • _. - ..\ 'i'J. L!,•. I. A. . 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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>, November 30, 1975; <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/f3e6c8c30ba148d2bd5e37a4f2f8069b.pdf 36314000f40e8ea06378729d421a188a PDF Text Text - — www - ________________ V . -- -- -- I. - - - - - - i - M ____ - I 0 I X—EveningHeraId Sanford Fl F Thursday,Noy , 27 17S Juniors brushed nylon Special ( II 4 1 ~~ I 'I I 1 '7 - -- II I I - " 4 1i -,I IN ket jac 11'iT\ wi 1 jI i V/ "05~, 4 / iii iJ . 68th Year, No. 85--Friday, November 28, 1975 i and sweaters. 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I ~ -_ . . _ _ _ -_1-* - 7 - ---I -- al~ rea By BOB LLOYD A second siaspect in the case larceny when the auto over- I -1 P~ state prison irunate and rob- after a burglary at Fred Ray Howard Hale, 32, of MaMar4 bery trial of a Sanford man top Teletron1cs at DeBary Craig grand Larceny of a camera at the docket of criminal cases David Sn)der was killed when the Central Florida Zoo Hale, Z. ____________________ scheduled for trial next week he was ftown from the car as it an anirria.11 keeper, was arrested before Circuit Court Judge Joe rolled four times after skidding on the grand larceny charge by . ___ -_ I ----A CowartJr 37lIeetandstrlkingahlghway asherlfrsdetectivewhowasat . _____________ ____ r 1 ___________________ . the zoo invesUgating the thieft of -~.. r-iff year-old Orlando man serving a : 0.. i Authorities said William a number of exotic birds. The --.W - '. or j"M ; - , I I -year theft was reported to the officer .12 -1 -,f V, % . __ accused of manslaughter in the prison term for a burglary during his probe of the bird - ... Dcc 1974 death of his 18-year conviction theft. He recognized Hale as a ___________________________________ old brother, Craig David McClarien1 19, 11M suspectina motel burglary and Carl W q' Sn}der, on Interstate Four at Pecan Ave. , Sanford, is also arrested him in that case F! ' i 1" ________________ _ m __ & U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford. scheduled for trial for the OcL -Delia Ann Smith, 23, 612% 4 I ,,, . 1 . 12 armed robbery Cypress Ave., Sanford, is accDocuments filed with the Amoco Service Station, U.S. 17. cused of aggravated assault in new Osteen &ldge, cut of Sanford, Is progrtulng van, carrying 11 persons, allegedly was struck from behind by BRIDGE WORK .- Ab". 91 nnd I-o-ke Mary Boulevard, the Oct. 24 woun"P. of rapidly and Is reportedly right an schedule. Pictured above are truek and crashed Uuv.ugh the wooden guardrad and Into the court by Wale Att, thar. Williin Sn1or! C\1ndle Ann- .r with K 11w new approaches to the new structure (right) where pilings murky waters below. The new bridge is scheduled for completion Herring alle PDf DccMit GrantSnyderwasthedrlverof men held up an atpistol Two hivebeendr1venfntotbeSLJohiR1ver$nhoIdthevpan.Onthe earlynextyear (IleraldPhotobyBUl',1ncentJr an auto fleeing or escaping tendantandtledhimwithwire righttstheoldstrurture.Flvepersonsdledonoct.11,lsl4whena -JohnMlchaelHagan,18,no from a burglary and grand in a storeroom, po lice re ported local address, is charged with breaklngandenteringavehlcle andgrandlarcenyofa citizen's For Firs t Half Of Fiscal Year band rdio ___________________________________________________ Reuben L. Yourk, 44-yearold Winston Salem, N.C. farm _ 1 -_____. - - 7._7 - Z -__... _! ..I 1. - r -, 1 - - _. = I I~ . . .--.- - - _~__ -, - - _ 4 _;_ -1 ______________________ - _ r-17i r -^r -7:.- , i4 % - .- . -_ 1"'... . -~ -, I .- - ! -X . I1 - ____ _,. -_ MM-1 __ -- ---'I[___ - - z_ ---,-,---_- --` - - ____ i - r. , a -1 ____ , I - Az~4 - . - . ~ 1%. s . I" 7%;9~~ , ".".X I -,~ - i -_ 0 _ I . .- P46014, . I, Lz_ - - - "- - - - -_ __1 - -1. -_ _- --- -_ - - - -:------ -- - I i _- _. - J - .--- _. - i - - - --, -; - - -- I -- . - -_ __ .-_ ___ - - _: . - '' g..2t99 ' "cream freezer izes 6 mos. A 10.39 $ 9% , .,- , Reg 12 - _____ i I I. At '% .0- I - - - _%7_^ __ 14 4 MerryChrist as 0 &;_- , ..-. '1 f% I y 11 99 Sili 59 99 Girls 20 Wild Fjb'er bike Thick, padded motocross seat With daisy decal Black frame, strives Easy to assemble 24.99 - electnic gr4dle server - children in Seminole County funds are allocated Kwiatkowski said ,- I personally believe in the Earlier this year the com,- who are eligible for a program but do not have one because program and would be In fa vor mission turned down a $50,000 request from the Central of lack of abilit) to pa). support the concept of sub- of helping them out some wa Last week Mrs Phoebe sidized day care In this county, butnottothetuneof$50,000, we Florida Coord inated Child Care Carpenter, a day care adbut commissioners indicated a don't have it, but I would be In Center. i minLstrator, met with local fficials to launch a drive to Three Seminole County Commissioners t oday said they Evening Skate 11111111 oards Around The Clock I ... Bridge 10 a.m. to 10 P.M. Calendar Comics Editorial [)car Abby i it I - AL _______________________________ -- I "CHARGE lir' at Sanford Plaza Penney s. Open Friday and Saturday 10 - - Sunda -_- ] T -. - --- - y . O 5:3O — am, t - - 4-A I Dr. I.Amb llores-oope ,S-B Hospital $-A S-H Obituaries _ I S-B ....... ...5-H .... . S-A S-A ~ - : . __ z - -'__ -_ I -_ ' - - - --- 7 I4 _ - - - ,,.-,.--i--_,_-t,__. =M fi - ; ;; j,-, - I—" I :L,,iiiiiiiiiiiii,ii:i,,,ii,,;,i &-A - said the county will lose $337,000 in state and federal matching For - Women 9-A Thursday's high 78. Overnight low 57. Ixwal early morning fog. Otherwise partl) cloudy through Saturday.Hig hs Variable tonight In the upper 4k and lower ' hinds winds 5 to 10 Details and tides are on Page S-A. 'a --%% - -_ _. I ,A L -_ - -1 ,7i - - ft \ - AVOR A * . 1 :!,~4 ------- =—.E-- - I . L. 11:4 r . ( - .i1 • _________________ ..' I - - -- - t' -_ Z---------- - '- -- -- = T, - * - - . 1 t _ -_ __ - , / - _ -_~_- I ___________ - "_' .. !Wv~L _Ni :!.tt;ol.,k--.-'---c-.:.,-g,.-''**: , : - __ , 41- - .. Ti- - it -'- - I - _j1 - ' - - - , !% . Monday to cast absentee ballots for the Tuesday's city election where voters will select a facilities for their children, give up their jobs and go on welfare mayor and two councilmen. City Clerk Mary Norton 00 it rather than leave sinai children at home unattended GROUPS DONATE FOOD BASKETS Sheriff John Polk and Tri-County Roadrunners, Queen Boaak Snow letater) are shown with memher% of the Tri-Caunty CB radio club and Seminole County REACT 211411, who donated Mill worth of groceries to be distributed to Thanksgiving baskets for needy hanilles In the area. -* - = — .___-, --,__:,_-_ ;;X -~:--7-__~Vt- . __i7Y _ W~ __. _-1" L_-_1___i__ .-! ._-'T~:M,-__yi.___-;*,_----:i-T-__-_- I ~- ! — turn out to vote in the election. Dick WiMarm both favor the One voting machine will be concept of the program. "It is a good Program. bu available at the fire hall municiphl building polling look at the budget," commented Hattaviiny. place at 102 North Moss lid. Th ieves Get Stereo, Home Gets Flooded By BOB LLOYD Ms. Buyna listed item missing after the burglary as a ilun HeraW Staff Writer Burglars took item valued at $120 frorn an Altamonte Sprinps residence but left a wake of 11,000 damage after puncturing a water bed, sheriff's depuUes reported today. Sher Hit's depuUes and police today were invesfigating vehicle .___ ,"_ - - . - .I . . __ .- _- -_=- -- _ - _ ' iiii r - - - -_ - _ -- ________________-__- -______________- _-_ -- - - 1:: - burglaries in wNch radio eqWpment was taken. according to retx,irts. "There's no doubt that it's a Poll officials include: Mrs Deputy Donald McCormick said the damages occurred when Sanford police said Charles D. Miller, 117 Club Road Norton, clerk, and Helen Green, very worthy program, but we a water bed at the 403 Fordham Drive residence of Kathleen L. reported a $200 citizens band radio with telephone-type handset Imise Owens, Norma I.Ang arid need to look And 3"w hat the Buyna was destroyed and the water flooded two rooms and a was taken from a pickup truck at his residence. hallway. (Continued On Page 3-A) Ruth Mewes, Inspectors. I Couthmed On Page 3-A I - - - - - -I ! !: ~ pm. -__- ~ J — '•' _~, ,-'-t .i '1 F' --1 .=- -"` V . - _ , ! - ,,, J , I $12,ODO is not found soon, she A $140 donation will take care of a child for a year," Mu Carpenter said She appealed (For Prof lies On Candidates, to local businesses for con tnbutions, because avaILable See Page Z A) City day care frees working iwn SPRINGS mothers electors have until p - ________ t ; .1 - -: .-' -, - - - '~)Ij7 . 0 4-A , Ea. -II n Elect III 1r1 iici teIebiou L .ipptarsin the ',unda) Edition of The Fb Herald The reader will find It easier to read and easier to find the desired program (hannel numbers stand out and program highlights appear with the listing The TV log appears In The Seminole Magazine In Sunil I ning Hi r iki ctartin in l'dgi 6-f) 99 - / - S A _-_ -I _- - , - 1 11111, - - - - • Inside Sunday Sale prices effective thru Sun, Nov 30 Rig 2999 Crr - $ - I 7:= . __ ) ____________________________________ _.r I-~f.! t. ; , I Herald SWI Writer '1 ave Open Friday and Saturday from - -..& . --, '. I - - 4_. , S non shc COIQ surface AUIO.'naIIC thermostat Qrelse trough Sale prices effective thri, Sun • Nov 30 ---_T - I The money was to be used to long, hard look will have to be favor of some minor match," Harry provide day Care for some 2,000 given the budget before any Commissioner By ED PRICKE17 , - , liner Heavy duty motor Handle EarlyAnncan accents It blue -- Gap -- 1 ~! ~ 7i :t~ ' qp_~;ff,,-,- --..2 , . ~r - plastic ; --_ -_ Sale oNaWng property by woirthlew check In connection wiffi a Ornin s - - -_ ' Your choice Re While. pink and ' )r s In rea. 11".. . Drive Launc ed To End Fund i __ .JOWttOqn S COL _ i ns Day Care Aid To Await Scrutiny . Reg. 39.99. JCPe-. ey 10-speed stand mi xer Has I and 3 qt ctaintess steel miur-" • - - - -:--- I -1 1) ,r I Infants tights. 'I 9 - ' turn up collar and "Sl S, M L /7* - .. -7, . - .rl L I _____________________ --.;:- h irnnr 3 . ' ____________________ ) - _1i_:W~" "WV S-41111 I ft" X - - .1 . . $3,880 check given a local tractor dealer on May24 v Second quarter re Auto-Train Corporation Fresident Eugene compared to revenues of $13,159 270 in the enues for fiscal 1976 significant, continuing cost efficiencIes ' Auto-Train Corporation, listed Kerik Garfield announced today that first ha lf of fiscal 1975, which resulted in net totaled $6,515,910 resulting in (unaudited) net In commenting on the substantial increase American Stock Exchange, carries John Bollhorst, 18, operatiom for the first half of ft%cal 1976, earnings of tM,010 or S.04 per share before earnings of 1201,919 or $.13 per share as in the first six months earnings relaUve to the passengers and their automobiles aboard the Orlando, faces trial on charges which ended Oct 31, resulted in a very sub- extraordinary Item ($l,010 or $ o7 per share compared to revenues of $6,5ft3,740 In the comparable period last year, Garfield stated same luxury train between Sanf ord and of breaking and entering with stanUal increase in net earnings on a slight after giving effect to a net operating loss second quarter of last year, which resulted in that he antic!pates the company's achieving Imt,on, Va., and between Sanford and Intent to conunit a felony and increase in revenues as compared to the same carr> forward of $50,000 or $ 03 per share) a net loss of (43,443) or ($ 09) per share for significantly higher earnings for the second Louisville, Ky larceny of a firearm period Last year. Prelax earnings of $820,441 for the period that quarter ball of the fiscal year which historically has The company began ser vice Dec 6, 1971 — Philip I Bishop, 27, G4 Garfield said, "T'he results of the first half generated stronger traffic volume to and and has carried more than 350,000 Hiawatha, Sanford, is accused Revenues for the fi.rst half of fiscal 1976 include $134,622 of credits a&Wfated with the totaled $13,619,372 resulting in (unaudited) Compan)'s adults of prior period's railroad ofthefiscal year reflect the continued strong (rom Florida during the peak winter and automobiles and nearly one million of grand larceny of a Lawn demand for 'auto-train" service and spring seasons net earnings of $620,687 or $41 per share, as charges passengers since then mower at Forest City. 20 Wildfire r h Offl( h - ri(1 ., ,_,!~s E ,-isy !o as~er " mblo ---- - -_ -- 3a99 / I _~a b, ke Has molocross styling. coaster brake and st ee l rat trap pedals Comes with flat 4,iiIlll~ and s*nglebunoncun Assorted Ofl blankets, =20~ - - I j xl . rederelopment. The DDC program, which goes much farther than a cosmetic "facelift," includes a training program for metchants and other professionals; a recruiting campaign to draw viable businesses to Sanford; and a remodeling project designed to restore the Victorian architecture of the CBD. - - '4- )_ - 11-._*-_ - RM Me= .. -11 —f i 1 0 .omenslongsieevpsnr c:J - I - - Auto=Train Re - '\J - Natural, sizes 0cotton _____ , - - .- Z v%r-- ~ _. - ` I --.-=- .1 .-_ _Ii,4:~-_-,~ ~~_ I _lc_ .-. -' \ Reg. 39.99. JCPenney Has 2 heating ranges for baking and broi:,, ~ Thermostat , 4o99 N TV * swell of support for the DDC program, which will be presented to local business leaders on Dec. 1, at a meeting at the Sanford Civic Center. At the meeting, businessmen will be asked by the DDC executives to form a non-profit corporation, with a first-year budget of M,000, to coordinate and implement the - ; -. Sale prices effecttvt j Sale - !ors S M XL ilto oen broiler i u n!o r smi ,-.c k :~,o p_iyestef I- 1idlgiflS Chousi' 'rjrn popular faU -- _ . 411. fEdr"1' ) '.' Reg 3699 JCPenne, 5.-gi non-stick slow cooker/fryer with removable crock 3 .,,,.J _, adjustable strap A tC~ *i!'l it-e4ity-CuTir Pppt lkhi,ch co,rvref-% d to a 6&a 15-3 . • -- . = - 2. _1~t_ - Your choice 29 99 F. _____________ - Special A _____ 32 to 3-3 i . — __ 1. I ;' 799 Full reg. 999 Sale 799 - -X-h_:,~~fva -fi-r=- __ '- , 4.,99 i - 6 , 39 . I ___. - ______ / Rig $13. Fas 20% - regular cooker. slow cooker and deop fryer Ladies 10e40 ________ cave - -T4-11t__ _7-i-4: . I 1. - kku:7- ___ ____ 1 i_e-_____fn _w Z. coats and jackets 1-- ~, - : passengers s 1 ngIng exhuberantly, It not melodiously. The revelers distributed hats, balloons and noisemakers and Miss Jacobson commented that "everyone was very successful at being sill y." The "unblrthday party" was the latest in a series ef events staged to generate a ground- _. .. -11 I I . : - ,41~, ~~U;__ 7.88 _-'3~1 - - __ - , 1 .It - f i- 20% off , - --1 ___ ; Tr \ I 1 Sale - IA coats, of ' :,.- ,A ,." IM, 3.20 afee I _. -- - 116f styles Choose 'ron bLack biown n, tan bnck and others - - a Sale prices IfQCt' th - F I at) and t F! i i- = gown of brushed winterweight acetatelnylon Pink blue maize or iyor', S MI i,l handbags -_ - -Ir %--. 6 y ;p":r le / ." * - If, ;O~ Reg S6, Fash!cn - - , I I. - - ___ t r.,, I ----_ C _~ .--. _____ -_ Im --------------------______i . . - - I - .. 7I - - - -:~M r ___---_t= ---_7-~ --__ _- ,41 , . • -1. I— k_ - Ir -," 431% -- - - 2 ; ;_ _ _ 1. I....- , V.Z . ----.--. --11 ~ -'_ i ~ _.. S - ,ctf-V-.`-_-0.., -:_1 " il.%I.A - -- _."-1 Reg $7 Winterweight - I pajama for misses. Brushed acetate/nylon in it maize or ivory ,M L I - . ________ 4 n Re $4 B for women Soft velour in nseo r white, szes S. Y L XL prices effective tt1ru Sun • Nov 30 % - --f!- sPt - . * 511100U . __. ..... -. I . . ~ - - OM . . A' fi an; tm;~ -1 .r . . -- I . The softest slinners I R U. w itil adjust,t°° straps some side poc ket Smooth grain polyurethane ir - -- . t I v ___ * it. ... _ tl.,~J. '. 'j, .&;_FfTk;__,X1\I It . .. Ff I Sale $4 I Sale 6,40 __ _.J~..\V_-,1,!A_p.A - ,.,., 4, , ~~,:__~ ___ - aie -,-/, off - I _--- . I',l Sa l e 112 1 2 Reg $15 Junior sweatshirt look Drawstring neck, pouch Pocket. solid colors Sale prices effective thru Sun. Nov. 30 ___________________ - ___ - .- __ 11 ____ - - ; '..=Z .. Sale 11,20 lounger with drawstring hood, pouch pocket Arnelw triacetate'nylon in multicolor '-- ~ Reg $7 Sal# 5.60 I .. __ _. 1 .__ I / _t ,i,_ s-,.: . . 1 ____ _ . 7 -15 - W~ . - gown of brushed acetate. nylon, floor length, In pink. i -iI _ k / t Sale 4,10 1u .1 i 20% ) d It, It . At noon on Wednesday, - 1 I . l in the Central District found themselves participating in an "unbirthday party," a DDC stunt that celebrated the "rebirth " of the city. Several vehicles carrying merchants, property owners, businessmen, and civic and goverrunental leaders rolled through the streets, with their a r--i of jackets // 6., . J I ! ~ shoppers Business "We want everytody supports the redevelopment program to come down and participate," Sara Jacobson DDC executive director, said, Scheduled for 11:45, the not- I , , . - k_ -- -- I I . 111 _ Select i ________ - / ir'< • -I $1 hopamii; - -----I - -. i- .-. Sanford, Florida 3277)—Price 10 Cents - - — - r rr g . -- I i 4. * /7 -! - In fact some of the demonstrators are likely to be the /1 -.,-; - / ?~ , ' I - - - ! __ so.spontaneous demonstration will featur e picket signs and banners ur ging support for the DDC program. Theoccasion,of course, is the cuLmination of a promotional campaign by the Downtown Development Council (DDC) that was designed to whip up support for the revitalization of the Central Business District (CBD). Humor has it that a massive demonstration will erupt In Downtown Sanford Saturday, and local police aren't expected to interfere, - I ti ! ,---- -, .. I I ;. I , /; ..I -, 1, , Two styles • Assorted colors • .Contrast stitching • SIZeS 10 18 -k fl 4t. - I . I 11 ay prsnts All 1OOolyester 36 to -- ( \ - - I — . -, - I . - ;I I - - 11 L. - I - In Downtown Sanford - 0 - ~~ r / I ---- -- C e, mcii Includes yoked jacket with rear bell. slightly flared / i --. — ---- I . I - I, II I ---- IEveniiigHeiaid , NI' s - -.--. ----- - �- ___________ - -. . - . --- -- - . - ..r - -_.. - -' '--• -• -. . ,-.. -- _________ ______________ Friday, N!3 f I f I•I Legal Notice ProTues Or Canaiaates For Winter Springs Posts NAON I Evening Here, Sanford, Fl. — FLORIDA PubI?cHear9Wuhehdaishe ______________________ IN BRIEF Legal Notici conider the adopi on prehentive Development Plan (or _________________________ __ _ __ d11 IKI Iantif, BOSThN tAPi A feder judge. havmg made a pern pon of South Bon High School. 11 hear finalargumentsonamotiontocletLeracjauy troubled school that has been a center of antibusing protest in - - _____ - - . - U S. District Court Judge W Arthur Garnt) Jr heard testony Monday on the motion fed - the NAACP and _______ ________ _____ t ?rIefl%Ive ____ . NHVIIA, Tenn (API — Music' - ___________ -f -- - ____________________ I -- ---- — -— - . MARY DANIELS CLAUDE ASH IRENE VAN EEPOEL Cont urtof Jewish Holiday Is Earlier L -— V/id ' C r b II d l civil rts tdr Mtin 1ther Kind, which the residents can lire purpose in seeking election to candidate for the Group 4 seat been on the Winter Springs city ca1lI fr a 116 Moss Rd., cdidate [or the election asciiir,ation, which shesays wasapparesflly the result of a government CiSE. I___. to bring respon- s 1de1Ied o Originally from thanapolls, to her group four seal m :Sht Seal) municipal election. "I believe the day has passed University witha degree In civil years, she was the first woman dncrltei property owned by James L. WillIam slid propertng Currentl em lo 'ed b the when one can use the council engineering and has 30 years to serve as mayor nd undertook a harassment campaign to discredit King, and _________________ is Range. Refrigerator and Car "; council he has spent 16 years working l3 and was re-elected to her Command Pellerin retired torney, or fellow of the agency's investigation of King's shooting death in i%8. James Earl Ray pleaded guilty to the killing in speclalized in PCrsonn e Iad. should bring your personal government construction of Public frustrations and problems to projects, and is 'used to wCommissioner ks the that de Hoover and the CIA when he was abroad, it would have to fill a vacancy on the City Board business of the City of Winter problems that also confront us felt he was a threat to the system as it existed," Mrs King 'People living in our city w'te A resident of the Tuscawilla financial planning, cost bU One (1) mO Contine,,tal, 2docr, Orianc. Florida 32e01 stored at Ratliff & sons in DET165 Sanford, Florida. Additional in Christmas, a rabbi saysJews will have to put their belk'fs just before the Thanksgiving Holiday break and a Bicentennial as a llanukh gift" says Rabbi Victor ZweIlIng Of behalf of the school are Prinelpal Owen McCaon kit and stand and say ChrLstrnas i.s not our holiday." Tonight, Jews throughout the world light the first (Jf Tom Vinernil. rulers in 160 [Ic. The Oprs first performance ?2',' r I I C ," i" Saturday nights and one night, r r C (1 I as Angeles were contained, "What affects citizens in one for toda " he said listind as they should be caused $17.5 million damage, drove 5,600 persons from Mop-up operations continued today, but all but a few of It was when she moved to this city recreational on es areas _________________ ______________ i ANNA, IlL (APi — Ninety per cent of the unemployed persois whq Joined a job club here were working within g receive services provided other involved in civic affairs, ______________ •. .____; J- / dividually — while the othersenrclled in a job club. Z - - an island 'We just kept ow' faith up, kept ow will power up And we pra a lol" F\ I herd, Z, a nurse who Is separatel from her huaJ jyj A were not A -, . report tki TROY P1 LA ND Seminole County. Fla corp. Plaintiff vs Robert 0. .. GARY H U NT mat capacity since his ap- posted ne* limitations on overtime and hiring extra can handle what may be its busiest holiday mall season, through the nation's pct offices between today and term of Roy The specialists are battling man Auditorium. . Worse was to come Monday Castle wants them to work only splintery pews were crude, protest but first reports in. Eighteen London hospitals "campaign of harassment by persons within soniC agencies of the federal government." . I _ • are reqre i I I i r Ex -Alcoholic s V/if e Than krui TAILAHASEL APi — Thank on again and again," the wonisn ote state alcoholic rehabilitation officials, thanking them for the assistance they had given her husband. they have done for my entire family, the woman said, thlldren—Deb,asophomoreat &oward Community College, Un and John, udents at — E RN E ST HEN DRIX husband's stay. -."I will make a payment of $20 each month until it is paid off," she added in the letter to the Alcoholic Rehabilitation lIlflT Jenkins That said sale Is being made to the $...l 50 for 30 days trea men authorities said. a Sheriff Seminole County Fida IJ)NI)ON tAP) — Caroline 17-year-old Baronet's daughter, Kennedy celebrated her 18th and 24-year-old Mark Shand, birthda> in London ssmth a mod- whom the newspapers call est hamburger and glass of Caroline's best friend. wine, a London Daily Mail colShand just "popped in to kiss umnist reported today. her," Miss Dempater reported. several blocks before each per- Born is Lor Beach, Calif, fill the vacancy left by the McClain m early ',eteran attended Carrillo Frank Durrance and LEGALNOTICE 1 ' _______ - I in 1970 and 1972, Piland was Riddle Aeronautical Unwer- and elections commissioner. time of McClaIn's resignation. International Correspondence Boird of County Commission,ri P'Ovlsions of the Fictitious Nan-c lames M Hattaway, Chairman Prior to becoming a member FlOfidi S: John Sos Wilson LJ' MAKIPU A) THE I [ I (Coutluuedfrom Page 1-A) , ..L , T £ is r a .1 Oflu ani or, S •erc1an .5 • - — :0 __________ _________ ' - '1 DOWNTOWN I 4 later to discos er that thie% es had remo ed a citizen s band radio Si a e r S Wli / George T E%ans, Green Meadois Apartments, Fern Park, TOTAL COUNTY OF rn&ooi. Woods Road, flagged down patro' ni, *1)57,132 — Monies To Operate PU) we vs . Lituring transceiver was stolen from an unlocked van at his residence. I I 7' n a - - - - nOiIuUyS. Mrs. Pam Fielder, Atlantic T.lI.r - - • Ill businesses in advance of the Dec 23 increase in postal to increase from 10 cents to 13 cents Marilyn and sons, Mike, 15 and the Orange County Hoard of 7nmg Board While he was sears ago He received a BS party chief and is now woridng flml zoning map by degree In Business Economics in the office as an a istant to the city was adopted as a now in use J DE T Total Indivldual to terminate Duration of Grant Septimber $ Marlorle Willmari 0 BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS The i nare'c,,p?o sma.i behind the sto% arid a sink using the fire extinguisher from his treasury, says be I e work and trartg Bo County fire units responded for clean up operations residence. ':f at m rj-1 J the presidency if he deciucs net,ier major political party is thkinj, '1 be" I one A . . I . L ,. '7 fl 11 11 ILl Iii .,1 . LI.. . .1. '1 .. - . -.. --.. - were found would have been in the air when the devices ilJt' TkrdJ) just tninute f(4e (.2 holiday traelers were to board the Nassau-bound flight. He has been active in wife that it Plland said "when I took over to tend to business of the city ' Irene and on - . M':c-o resort uaran y ., versity clean and fairly compu science of West Florida. He and er was - Since I hase - I'medin t Ii' C1 ty - marijuana the Alabama coast Thanksgiving Day, authorities said. e son, Iitock. to wit; U hand ti) deremployed persons with Total Individuals to be serv,- C1C (Continued from Page 1-A) Mrs. Carpenter's appeal best serve the nat . ' S ',-- -. on a . - at talf ago. IL details are. lie said the program is place, to wit: Seminole County unemployment and, wherever Juty. Augit, Septefrb.r I97) Animal Control (place of im 1,a%ible, related training and SlSlMa — Sminoie Community a claim in thesumof 5147 .a tor lees, r*penses for feeding and core and - BCCOIfl co OflCT 0 ofmyadministration speak for favorableenterprises, hesaid. Hendrix says, he themselvg," he said, pointing worked hard to prevent an g o ': - ' - - coun - Ebflifln Ilewid finance, A GRANT MODiF ICATION ,iLL CREATE FORTY WHICH later start,nn dite IPL" ti I__ SIC 201 FIOr-di p'o-vment Service ufl( State tr county. .1 •w •i u - to-one for dollars into area chuiches, which I deeply be te, might well consider running, en ,, She has solicited the support servative Digest." lie was nut 'bUt' I •l "tIre aountnextyear—asopposed the economy. is well established matching uff,e Maipower Div'iion Grand modifiiation may be Seminole Plaii. HsgP, exam fled at Seminole County Casselberry, FIor,di I ted out I r l7naio at tp, uu 'I •M ,-• 1 thO- (,y,elr ry Wni'r ',riflq' - "iw'iles r I will of Sanford - _-- Day care ctmmu.nity Elementary School pupils, the responsive to the voice of the efficient application of Fromme Trial Tires Jurors corstruction of t ' Herald Iv'c between the hours Of $30 A M and Avectue, Snford. bItWtflth houfS mndficat Should be directed to , — assassinate President Ford, the Judge says. coitipleted." worked out." Hunt said, provide ineiithbkta.x base." ear%25eo tl No-i 7! D4'C t i tI.ti Nov t --'=' am all th which he thanletmyemouonsweighmy -;=S ---- -S- - •- ------ -S John Kimbrough — I slate and federal money. -- -'-- SHOES quarter year only, according to would be required to carry the pcople to help themselves." '--- - -- -'jf 25IO Forest City SI MIafltIC uafln ''-'-' VALUES )10 SANFORD AV. -" - "'-9 _ — ' - I I, i v itobertI)aison, of holiday, told police he parked his auto at - - .- - £.7 -1 Charlotte Gordon Cumming, a Dempster said A A I the sparse lunchtime gathering don," before returning In good Thursday at Morton's Restau- time to her studies at Sotheby's, - - — th Be kele' Square the fine art auctioneers where __________________ COMMS I ONERS ASMI name of REF RIG A MA TIC (CE TA) Of 1573 Title VI will be UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE is LeRoyE Pat lay or.Owners ter even refused a bathe of glass of wine and ordered a evertheless CarolmeJotned friendsCarolinehasmetsthile another sma pa y 0 on an art course here Alsopresentforthernilestone for a bit more birthday cue __ mi$$Ioners, as prime sponsor for MODIFICATION SUBMITTAl TO FICTITIOUSNAJ,iE P40tce is hereby given mat *, are Seminole County, nnounces that THE UNITED STATES DEPART ergacnd ri tsrss at Rd 2 Box F LABOR FOR AODfflOA your kitchen neat iflu clean garded as the "King of Country____________________________________________________ Si _______ ,,, -, .- p1 t. ____- S .____ •,, - 'j' v.t, • - ' /'-.---A't racing sponsor who is among a day to wish her many happy DET7C Polk / 1 close their emergency wards at began adding singers, such as ecords o em mole County. Fioridi. togeTher th mobile re dmthe unde ne as SPier :: demanded In the Compliint Thu notice thou be pllshed once 11:00 AM. on 'the 5th day of week for four consecutive IW5 BILL not -UUWVU SUI*AJ December A.D 1575, off er for sale F to stringy veçetabs. Magistrate Peter Palermo. sa.rs. veoeri &UU must mauc to LOUOW aU L4 mayor of Winter Springs Hawthorn Circle, Winter Gumtree Court, Winter I feel I have something Springs, is a candidate for City Springs, is seeking election to to offer the city ' said Troy Council Group 2 in the Dec 2, the Group 2 city council ceat F Some of Britain's 19.000 hos- 500,000 for non-urgent oper- spiring to smuggle marijuana into the U.S. LI g In July, 1939, the Opey out. en . I::: • .;::.... •.s.., , j • ' '- btli - doctors began their revolt faced the prospect of Joining year, are demanding more Auditorium, and four years 1st- supplies foreign nations with everything "from aircraft to Instead of going with County located In Semino;, County, Florida, dilenn. if .y. o the Complaint on •ttorney.L.W coverage in October and she more particularly described as feels dogs and cats are now 'ose 4 The 13 intwet of Robert 0 CARROLL & JONES P A address Is P0, Boi Cli, running loose since the county Feather In Lots 17, ,, , 47. , , v. ui.. and Lake Maham took over. , , Estates. PIa? Book It. pages 60 and the orlgnal with the clerk Of this ,, tatomey or lmmedlat,iy otherencumbranes.wtatever,h,y Mrs. Van Eepoel, and her l" y' down and thousands of nonur- gency cases were still being Minister Mrs. Barbara Casfie. Dealer Pleads Innocent that certain property in which , ti'e first time in several t-ears. tlivered to me as Sheriff Seminole County, Florida and ' Ieid upon the toliowing She said she fought to keep a z-'4 ! ! resentatives and Britain's [. U'le Dave Macon, who Joined ' (dIat,,ded -. . -- . ene Un to himself as "semi-retired," Meawk _I - tt da erscome fromeati game that Coiiplaint to Foreclose Orange County, Floridi. upon a final iii Old Town where she says - thousands of hospital doctors week of twice that figure. ga'nsfyouandther,I$.d.min an his wixe, ureen rese, e ected to the city council. We in Increasing taxes and hare two sons, Laurent A. Jr. are more responsive to the tlected would "listen to the 15, andohi Joseph, 11, and a needs of people and view wishes of the majority of says he applied behavior.modlfjcaUon techniques to the task of job huntit. Di N H Arrin, a pschologistand learnu specialist at Anna State Mental Health Center, spent four years developI the job club idea. He gathered 120 jobl persons from the Carbondale shehned by wa'.es and without food or water "My wile and I enjoy living harmomca player Deford Bail - - matters and during thu complete a project temporarily DEl 3 Electricty. ofi4i1 ft ISO Hilltop Road Seminole County Florida with 50 pcI. less and television, its hundreds of thousands of followers made ci'ntrating %arious diseases NOTlCEOFACTr' more street lights in Exec,tion lice sub-stations and an d1Videdthenifltotwocloselyrnatcdg1.npa.5jywj. ______________ civic well as fogging. terms ot slid Writ separated from the main part of make a positive contribution to Born In New Hampshire in — _______________ his wife, Betty Jo. Since then he slt1 • a civic cnter for senior ciUzen blazes in theSan Gabriel Mountains had gone hcEne. provided .,1, l In the early years, the Opry irAEL HERR V control, c1rrent equipment 1owe ci- December A D 197 offer dayo Mh came to Florida In 1960, more mosIto foUh and in - -. - moves into Its busiest period, state health officials warn Sheriff of COUNTY FLORIDA ' manr. CLEANUP EASIER The Grand Old Opry was fl z theywanttopreservejt, Winter says she views the City of feel my perience will benit maintenance than ever before Seminole County Courthouse In ELEANOR L HARRIS his were the biggest MAKE THE HOLIDAY hour we have been listening to music taken largely from grand stun of socialized medicint emrgen U.s or to put in a 9 emergencses-onl) action WS ANGES AP — "The ra ______ over which It was aired. Hunters Viarneu Or Dangers -------.- -- a1l Tractor, Small Price l7.33 hpdIHIi be and the undersigned i-ks By Ccclii V Ekern DUy Cter __ ____ _____ The Opr} began on radio Kin -----I in Its new home was on March thte off the vine." The Wee King and his Golden West Grand Ole Opry is 50 years old Cowboys stepped forward to tOdaY, a multimlfllon dollar sing. That was the start for business that hasn't forgotten EddyArnoldandhjslenneuee Its roots. Plowboys. He was followed by The fiddler was 80-)ear-old Red Foley, Ernest Tubb, Cow Uncle Jimmy Thompson and boy Copas and Hank Williams. - •, LAURENT PELLERIN 50th Bi hday Today I using a mputer to fight what they say is inevitable fraud in the food stwnp program. Irank Youngblood, a spokesman for the Family Ser'ices program, said a pilot program will be started In Jacksonville in February The program will be expanded t itcide if it is successful, he said Vndtr the plan, each lotxl stamp recipient Will be ts.s11ttl - ____ - / •flfl 9 I7S in the Circuit COufl of the ghtnthjudl All p in interest and ciliien ___________ thCll have an opportunity to be Act CAOF, ARheard asaiohe:ring Cms%n THUR HNo. BECKWITHJR,Cl,,kof ________ of the City of Sanford. Florida. - ________ H N Tamm Jr -. a tpe West Front Door Of the Courthouse, Seminole County. - Publlh NO 21 21 ins - - ___ In Food Stamp Program NOTICE O SALE' _____ ______ _______ - ________ ________ .. ________ _ Grand Ole Op Has _ dF:n, Computer Fights Fraud -- ___ __ A Dflurr UI u ge Hears Arguments -- _ _ Friday, Nov. 21, ______________________ :- ' __ --_ ---t-iI-_-'' -_ -S - -= - - '--;--.'- �..-.... .- I I" 3ikX nF:M'll.vE..sANroRI) FlA 327;l Area ('141V A15-322-2611 or 831-9993 1 Friday, Nov. 28. 1975-4A \ AV NF: C). IX)Vl.E. I'ublish r R RICIIAIU)LONG, Editor . '.t llJ.IAM D. C UR IU E. Managing Editor ROBERT C. \1,RiEV, Advertising Director Around 9 ____ ______ Htme I'kliver Week, i't'nis: Month, $240; 6 Months, $14.20; V.tr. $28 40. B Mail In florida same us borne delivery. All !tr nuil Month. $ 1: ' Months. $16 20: 12 Months, $32.40. Th e Next _______ ________ Mo The Clock Up To Brezhnev That tough statement by U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger that a summit meeting between President Ford and Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev depends upon progress in strategic arms —I Here's hoping that you had a happy holiday, Filled with adequate food, good cheer, good cornpanlonship and all that goes with it. And For all you football widows. . . well, all we can say is "Cheer up. There are only about four more games on the boob tube over the next 24 hours." After taking in the better portion of two pro games and one coll egiate encounter yesterday and last night, we're no worse for the wear -save for a couple of eyes that are having trouble staying open today following the late show "battle" between Georgia and Georgia Tech, We took it as long as we could and that was until Georgia's Bulldogs built up a 42-0 lead over the Yellow Jackets of Tech. At that point we decided to call it quits. Maybe we missed the best part of the game, 'cause Tech bounced back from that humiliating deficit to score 26 points in the final period of play. Tech's loss, incidentally, was the first Coach Pepper Rodgers had ever suffered to Georgia as either a player or coach. Today's Fare A&M square off on Channel 9. Following that skirmish, there's a dinner (leftover turkey?) break before UCLA and Southern Cal goatitat8p.m. Tomorrow's schedule calls for the traditional Army-Navy battle before Alabama tries to strength en (7) its pre-Sugar Bowl status against Auburn. Naturally, everyone figures 'Bama will walk away with its game against the Plainsmen, but there are thousands of Floridians who will be pulling for Auburn, 'cause If Bama's be aten th en Florida, Georgia and Mississippi will all be deadlocked with th e Crimson Tide for a share of the Southeastern Conference crown. Don't look for it to happen, but it would be nice f the University of Florida Gators could claim at least a tie for its first SEC championship. Back to the more serious stuff. The Tr-County League of Cities, involving municipalities in Seminole, Orange and Osceola Counties, recently elected Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd as its president and Longwood Mayor James li. tormannas secretary- ~~ treasurer. 'I Lormann, 27, one of the youngest mayo's in Central Florida, was recently Installed aspresident of the 50member Seminole County Board of ftealtorsand alsoservesas treasurer of the CAI.NO Council of Local Governments. Congratulations to both Mayor Floyd and Mayor IA)rrflann. Are you a bug on statistics? If so, you might be interested to know that there are over 9000 vehicles registered in Seminole County. According to County Tax Collector Troy Ray's office, 94,437 license tags have been purchased for 1975-76, Including 64,000 for automobiles, 12,973 trucks and the balance in motorcycles, buses, etc. That's a staggering figure, huh? However, we wish they wouldi,'t all drive by our place at the same time. The noise is deafening — especially when we're trying to watch those football games on the idiot box. Happy day after Thanksgiving. — Bill Cunie Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ............... . MRLD Slayers 11 J ,.I. A MADRII), Spain A P i — King Juan Carlos, bolstered by a massive show of suppo rt in th e ctreets, tod ay was reported preparing to name a new head of parliament In another test of his political program to liberalize Spain. Top political leaders said the king's selection to replace - or continue - Alejandro Rodriguez Valcarcel could indicate the course the new leader expects to follow in the weeks ahead, Juan Carlos, cheered by thousands of Spaniards and recognized by West European leaders at a gala ceremony in th e Spanish capita l Thursday, met with Rodriguez Valcarcel at the end of the day's events. There was no word from th e king's imnuela Palace on what th e two 1: 4 LISBON, Portugal (All) - Despite their boasts of total control, Portugal's moderateline military leaders were challenged today it stubborn pockets of mutinous leftist resista nce in the ranks, Military sources expressed confidence that the remaining rebels could be talked Into surrender without the use of force, Most dangerous was the paratroop base at Tancos, which authorities said Wednesday was under control. Paratroops who led last Tuesday's leftist revolt and th en gave up without a fight have withdrawn to Tanco and were refusing to recognize central authority. . ____________ ________ ... __ 4 ____ - - in 1921 when Lenin started entering GROWING OLDER I l :'" -' '" " . . ______________ I . -1 - - _. -. iiii1iii atte 4 ige BERRY 'S WORLD I T .2,. LJ fl ._. ti.. ...... - 3' ' I ________ 7 _____ __ ______ _____ _______ ______ ____ _______________________ ___________ _____ _________ ___________ _______________ __ I- - "-.•' ____ ' - 1. L ~ _11" _____ ___________ - 'I, • __ _____ ____ ________ ____ 0 A ___________ _______ ' __________ ___ _____ ___ _____ - . ______________ . ___________ ________ 4 -. -ft r. - .. 1. ., _______ ______ ________ - ____ .. ____ _____________ / 17 *I ___ _____ _________ _________ _________ __________ _______ ________ ______ _ bases, analysts say. The current reading by U.S. Altamonte Elementary School staged a Pioneer Day program Bicentennial program at the school. Modeling the bomets 1trow Intelligence is that Teng at the just prior to the Thanksgiving holiday and th ese youngste rs left are least will become the top figure Charlene Parmally, Stacy St. George and Stacey ft modeled early American sunbonnets. The event was part of a (Herald Photo by ma collective leadership after Elda Nichols.) the deaths of Mao, 82, and Chou, 77. However, the analysts - ' PIONEERS By king region military commander and a Teng ally, into position to become defense minister. Also, Teng has been shifting certain provincial leaders around to prevent them from establishing their own power ______ ____________ _____ ' 11 I ___ ______ _____ Russian Orthodox, Baptist Leaders ersecution Charges Challenged NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) —Teng Hsiao-Ping, who may succeed Mao Tse-Tung, reportedly Is strengthening Ida power base; and U.S. intelligence officials say President Ford should pay close at te ntion to him during his trip next week to the People's Republic of China. Teng Li considered by many analysts to be the most po werful leader in China, second only to Mao. Now vice premier and nominally subordi na te to ailing Prernier (Thou en.Lai, Teng has been slowly building his power base. For example, U.S. inteuigence sources say Teng recently was instrumental in - beli eveTengtslikelytoemerge as dominant If he is able to consolidate his power base enough to repel challenges, principally from the radical wing of the Chinese Communist party. Based on his past performance, it appears that Teng of the foreign affairs depart- members of church corn- tion coincides with our own." social-economic issues: Russian Orthodox and Baptist ment of the Russian Orthodox munities," he said in a Noting that he had appointed "It would be a pity if it fell would continue China's es. leaders today said charges of Moscow Patriarchate, said the statement, 16 Roman Catholic delegate-ob- into demagoguery. It would be trangement religious persecution in their alleged infringements were from the Soviet tinBut he added that "our servers who are participating a pity If it secularized the free- ion, homeland were "exaggerated" presented In "an exaggerated, society Is evolving in the direcin the assembly and that Catho- dom of Christ. It would be a pity MIAMI (AP) A delegation of the Cuban Communist and "distorted" In the early years of the Chi. sometimes distorted form," tion of ever-increasing developtics had undertaken various co- if it reduced unity in and nese-Soviet Party is visiting Panama at the Panamanian governsplit, Teng publicly Their statement came in re- complicating church problems. ment of democratic principles, operative functions with the through' Christ to slogans and accused the Soviet ment's invitation, Radio Havana says. sponse to an appeal from two Union of "We do not disguise the fact The church has found its level council, he said: temporary expediency." In a broadcast monitored Thursday In Miami, Radio Russian churchmen to the that there have arisen and there in this process and contributes weakening the International "We trust that efforts which Havana said the delegation is led by Manuel Pinero, chief Patriarch Pimen of Moscow communist movement. World Council of Churches gen- do arise problems in the life of to it to the extent that it is pos. the Catholic Church has made expressed hope the assembly of the America department of the Central Committee of eral assembly here that it the church, resulting from the sible for her to do so." and will continue to make to would act as "an effective in. th e Cuban Communist Party. launch a campaign against infringement of laws conFour leaders of the Russian pro mo te the ecumenical move- strument In its servi ce to vanThe department was crea ted recently to handle claimed religious oppression in cerning reli gious communities, Baptist delega tion said th S ERVICE '— e ment and, wherever possible to otis needs of contemporary hurelations be tween the Cuban party and other Latin _____________________ the Soviet Union. both by local representatives of complaint to (he assembly of collaborate with the World manity" American orga ni zatio ns, the broadcast said, and voiced support for Metropolitan Vuvenaly, head the state authorities and by religious pe rsecution creates a Council of Churches, will con- Africans In hastening "develop______________ "distorted impression of the tinue and grow even greater ment of the life of their peoples spiritual service and witness In with God's help." . in peace and security, and the !. '.1' our country." There have been joint dis- ult1mte defeat 'o( colo nialism Metropolitan Yuvenaly said a cus.sions about possible Roman and racism in the African conpriest, the Rev. Gleb lakunin, a Catholic membership in the tinent." THE U11MM11 DOME * layman, Lev Regelson, both of council, but consideration of it j CAMM * Patriarch Abuna Theophilus Moscow, From whom the corn- lately has been sidelined. RoNOV. 28 p.m.. Florida Federal Savings fund raising and campaign LiEU. 1 of E th iopia also expressed "owplaint came, have been long- man Ca tholics take a regular "THE NIGHT THOREAU : Central Florida Stop-ERA and Loan, 919 W. SR 436, strategy for 3upporting antiSongwriters Guild of Central sta nding cri tics of the church part in some lidarity with the oppressed council operations so Coalition workshop seminar 8 Altamonte Springs. Topics: ERA candidates. Florida Christmas program, and of the Christian unity and • IN JAIL" * commissions on doctrine, and d own-trodden. Lt .IsSeSIi I in Africa there are "people of 7:30 p.m., First Federal, movement, and on justice and peace. Ofllr.døay placu * Norman DeVere Howard Edgewater Drive near PrinRoman one race or class oppressing • Their appeal to the assembly In a ut 25 bo countries, * ,,, , Chapter UDC, home of Mrs. ceton, Orlando. Original and of other" races and 0 &No md jw wom was under study by a corn* Catholic branches have become thoze H.B. McCall, 2317 Mellcnville traditional music, caroling, of class es, he added: mittee, membersofnatlonalcowcj C DEC. 4-6 275.9101 V ls — Ave., 2:30 p.m. dancers, refreshments. "tradiction This indeed is aChristian con- a •:3OCUCTAi TJCUTUaFO * Pope Paul VI, in a message, churches in recent years. A of the a '2.500fP4 ADMISSION * MRS LORETIA W. TYNER Milton, Fla., died Th Children welcome, no charge. said he is confident that Roman major exception is the United ursday at NOV. 29-30 Mrs. Loretta W. Tyner, 55, of West Florida Hospital in faith." Skating Party, Melodee Catholic collaboration with th e States. • * * * * ** * * * * * Ill City Beautiful Cal Club's Skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. to 2800 Club Rd., died Wednesday. Pensacola, lie was a former council will "grow ever great. Ecumenical Patriarch 1)1. -. Born in Little Rock, Ark,, she resident of Sanford and cm- annual C.atararria, 10 am. to 5 benefit Seminole High School er." mitrius I of Constantinople came to Sanford 11 years ago. ployed at the Sanford Naval Air p.m., Orlando Exhibition Hall. Band. His message, read to the (modern Istanbul), chief spinShe was a member of the Station. General Assembly of the inter- tual leader of all Eastern Or. 1j DEC. 2 Missionary Baptist NOV, 2929 Sanford Tourist and ShILl- denominational body, was one thodoxy, said In his message I Church in Arkansas. r1t —_ , -~ Survivors include his wife. Garage sale for Seminole fleboard Club, potluck dinner, 6 of several sent by reigning that the assembly has a "major - .( _. n r I ______ -jtii SPENT AREA DEATHS -. Survivors include her Jeanette, of Milton, a son, High School Band, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m., at heads of various major bran. responsibility In the history of husband, Elmer J. Tyner Sr., Ralph Wayne Peters and a p.m., Sanford Plaza. clubhouse. ches of Christianity, Including the ecumenical movement and Sanford; one daughter, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Donna Menard, ________________________________________________________ the patriarchs of Moscow, In the life of the contemporary Pa tr i ci a Tyner of Sanford; two both of Sanford; a sister, Constantinople and Ethiopia. world," sons, Maj. Michael Collings of Ruth Crlst of Tifton, Ga.. a Pope Paul told the represenReferring to the assembly's HOSPITAL NOTES North Carolina and William E. brother, J.T. Knight of DeB.ary; t.atives of 271 Protestant, Ortho- theme, "Jesus Christ Frees and Collins of Arkansas; two two stepsons. David and dox, Anglican and Old Catholic Unites," the patriarch added an NOVEMBER27, 1975 sisters, Thelma Rittenmn of Salter; a granddaughter, Jessie M. Jackson denominations totaling nearly admonition, reflecting some ADMISSIONS: Sanford and Mrs. Beulah Cruse Stacey Lynn Menard, and a Lenabelle If. Jennings 500 million members that -your Eastern Orthodox uneasiness Sanford: of Arkansas; two brothers, grandson, Robert Wayne Twinkle 0. Knight desire for unity and recondilla- about the council's activities on Jimmy L. Daniels Tony Wade and Harry L Wade, Peters, both of Sanford, Barbara Noble Gall P. Ford both of Arkansas, nine grand. Funeral services will be held Eassop W. Wooten Vernita A. Killingsworth children. Saturday In Tifton, Ga. Shelly Leininbach, DeBar)' wer ru e Mary F. Johnson Brisson Funeral Home in _____________ StephenM. Clem, Deltona May I.. Truble, DeBary charge of arrangements. Elizabeth E. Grieves, DelStella M. Magnus, Deltona tona Funeral Notice RALPH LEE PETERS .Dorothy E. Sadler, Deltona u ral"' a Allen Kennedy, Lake Mary Seen In Ralph Lee Peters, 51, TYNER, MRS. LORETTA W. — Jack B. St.adig, Lake Monroe Oren P. Senter, Orange City Funeral services for Mrs — _ SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — the Senate are limited to AKLAWN Eddie Cobb, Oviedo Theodore Joynes, Oviedo I Lo r etta W Tyner, 55, Of '1 From the streets of Sydney to each but this law is winked at CO Michael Burton, Winter Country Club Road. wtto died James D. Almany, Winter the lonely outback, Australia is by practically everyone, Wednesday, will be held at 2pm Springs Springs Saturday at Brisson Funecai going through the most bitter The nation's seven million DISCHARGES: t4O with Rev Leonard Mrs. John (Lora) Chaniot and and costly election campaign in voters are rallying behind eiSanford: Baby Girl, Sanford off 1c4tng Burial will be in 74 its years nation. as a -COUNTRY ther uotaia Cemetery flrsson Labor party leader Gough Hazel Anderson _______________________ runeral Hon'i' fl charg e— With each major party claimWhitlam, who was fired as Gwendolyn Burke ing in all seriousness that dicta- prime minister Nov. 11 by EATH ER ________ torship and economic ruin will Queen Elizabeth's representa. — ensue unless it is elected, feel- tive, or behind the caretaker Thursday's high 78. Over. ings are running high and tern- government under Malcolm night low 57. pers short as the country op. Fraser's Liberal party. Local early morning fog. pi-oaches election day Dec. 13. There are the usual buttons Otherwise partly cloudy Angry taxi drivers In Sydney and bumper stickers — in_________ through Saturday. Highs have pressed their two-way ra- eluding "I'm a Liberal lover" mostly in the tinner 70s in(l hw dios Into the noli1ir1 ILIttlo fir 'rc'r'c ,,,,,l Po to How Agnew's Downfall W Ei as ngneere d For the first time, it is now possible to trace ainong conservative Republicans. To replace Haig, for transportation and other perquisit es the strange twists of history that put Gerald him with a lifelong Democrat, Nixon feared, . Colson, would take some o! the heat off himseff The Vice President also had to clear his from Watergate. Colson contended, on the Ford In the White House. would cause a Republican rebellion, "Could I overseas travel with of State Henry contrary, that a crippled Ife2.Vtce President Spiro Agnew ' appoint a Democrat?" Nixon asked Colson. Kissing er. Once AgnewSecretary Vice President would Wan ted to visit caught taking petty bribes from Maryland Then, answering his own ) his anbe his best insurarce against impeachment. question, the Presidcnt cestral home in Greece, but Kissi nger refused contractors, he would be President today, said: "No, I can't do it." permission. On September zi, Nixon was back on the If ex-Trrasury Secretary John Connally Phone to Colson. 'God," said the President, It was February, 1973, that Agnew first Less :i than cck after their got hadn't become ennarled in the milk scandal, he 7, 1972, " ho w I the wind that a wish it would all go away, but Ted federal grand jury was investigat ing have been named as Agnew's reelection, Nixon summoned Agnew to Ap. turn. He ( Ag suspected Immediately that Nixon was new) doesn't understand the problem. He replacement and would now be sitting in the oval presidential retreat at Camp David, Md. behind it. As Agnew confided darkly to fr1end has got the best deal he parently, Agnew thought he office in Ford's place. can ever make, It is all was being Invited he expected Nixon to use the threat of Incjictmnt boiled down to one income tax We have obtained the amazing, behind-the- for a celebration; he was unprepared For the problem," to blackmail him into giving up the vice Cohen said his client was worried scenes story from sources close to both Agnew brutal session that followed. about going to prison, "He presidency to Connally. jj pT.Pr.cirjpnt The l'resdcnt informed him LIurItv thi Id hat' ri fpr rllwv,f that ____ _____ __ ___ CALENDAR Desed Democrac living in Morom take part in the voting to make sm that it turns owright. Chances are that most of the 80,000 real residents of the Sahara, most of whom are Illiterate nomads, won't know about the ek-dinn anyway. All of this may be self-determination in the Third World tyle, but it also i5a mockery of democracy. ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ __ ______ .&' _________ . i _ - ot A ipt In China - _________________________________________________________ Fun ___ __ . 7~-' _____ Cuban Reds Visit Panama ____ commodation ______ ____ ____ EARLY .,'... ___________ _________ _____ __ -- Strength ____ _____ ____ Irl -. Rebels Face Lisbon Lead ers ___ rf~ ___ ___ ___ ____ . *41-1 tT . _____ ___ _______ ___ Teng Ups 1. . "... ,;.. II - -, , ' . - (hsCwLsed. . 0 __ Friday, Nov. 21, 17S-5A __ _____ . . / % __ __ - .) Parliament Head Awaited Off Road : ft ~~. .9, -_ !-' I hor or ___ _ _ -2 . - a LONIX)N (API - Poli ce launched a massive manhunt today for suspected Irish terrorist slayers of Ross Mc. Whirter, co-editor and compiler of the Guinness Book of World Records . Police said th e Th ursday night slaying of the weal y, th outspoken Conservative appeared to be the work of an Irish Republican Army execution squad. Earlier this month McWhlrter, 50, offered a reward of up to $100,000 for infonnation leading to th e conviction of the IRA bombers who have taken eight lives in London in the past thee months. enders tR I, Of Guinness Aut ' ' Be % _9a . .., _ I . 1-1 '10 %, Police Hunt IRA Terrorist DON OAKLEY W J. - ,-,. 4r-."- 0"- ~ ,.,*,,--. 7 -ffv,l , P 7. ..I-- - _~ 1'. . ~,1-1_1'_,... ~ I W % _I—. ~~'- .'.--- ",;".;--I..-~_- ~!~ I -, - _. IN BRIEF Americans down to earth. In recent days citizens have been placing a strategic arms limitations treaty, and detente with the Soviet Union in general, in the context of the S o ,4id : __ r Driving dismissal of James R. Schlesinger as secretary of defense Ma nv hclieve I hat the removal of Mr. -a -) -1 ~~i? Schlesinger, a hawk toward the Russians, would make thing easier for Mr. Kissinger, who has the ;X Off " reputation of being more willing to accommodate. The message that Mr. Kissinger has conveyed to Americans is that progress in SALT depends rong the Soviet Union, not on domestic politics. And at t --the moment, Soviet leaders are cooling toward the WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Something is .t,, United States — in the United Nations, in the ,.'\ JtIll LIlU•p More than hall of those killed and maimed on radically wrong with our foreign aid program. ________________ "4' Middle East and in arms discussions. Amerlca'shlghwayseachyear-_and there were The objective in many — perhaps most — _____________ 46,200 in th There could be many reaso ns why this is true e first category In 1974 —are victims cases Is to enable independent countries to hold . of the HOD, the habitual Offender Driver, says - the illness of Brezhnev, problems with China or on to their Independence, and to subtly enthe National Association of Insurance Agents courage those internal changes which make for the impending visit of President Ford to china, (NAIA). better lives for the people of those lands. These reaction to President Sadat's successful trip to the \ Statistically, the number of HODs is few, only -1., objectives bolster U.S. security in that they help United States of America, efforts to divert atabout Sper cent of the driving population, but the foster a more stable world and help ensure the tention from Soviet assistance to guerrillas in wake of destruction they leave Is enormous. political - economic - military balance is not ................... Angola, an attempt to influence U. S. politcs at a Th e Habitual Offender Driver drives too fast, hoplesaly tilted toward the totalitarian states. and e number one cause of all fatal accidents time when a new secretary of defense is breaking th We succeeded In these alms remarkably well on rural roads in 1974 was speeding. in, or any one of a num ber of other reasons. in the original Marshall Elan for the recovery of % r. i.'. e HOD Th driv es left of center, and that wa the Western Europe. But we have since done poorly In the United States, many citizens will take a numb two 66 er cause of 1974 fatal accidents. in other areas of the world. cynical view of Mr. Kissinger's warning to Russia. Then co mes (allure to yield right of way, Most recent invasions and totalita rian '. I'l . Some already are saying that the timing of his hard proper im overtaking, making improper turns takeovers have been Invited by internal in. line position is calc ulated to offset criticism in and following too closely — and th e arrogant and stabilities — or by economic conditions and Congress and elsewhere over the removal of Mr. irresponsible HOD is guilty of all th ese. government competency degenera ti ng so Po lice files In one state show a HOD who In 11 Schlesinger as secretary of defense. steadily that citizens lost hope. Or they have Th ose who spend too much time worrying was arrested times for traffic violations been triggered by some group In the area with a — 10 arres ts for drunk driving, 10 for driving long history of suffering. about motivations are really missing th e point, we under suspen sion, and Fire for speeding, reckless Though the Lwaell-Arab conflict Is of a difbelieve.Soviet goals have not changed nor have iving dr and running a red light. He has been ferent type, h ere again the Insta bility, economic th eir tactics. Th ey are seeking to advance th eir arrested an average of 2.3 times a year, has held poverty and lack of hope within the scattered national revolutionary interests, as they always his license legally for only Palestinian communities has been an age-long three mon ths dur ing have, and th ey are blowing hot and cold, as they th e 11 years, yet he cont inues to drive, says the se which led to teriorisin and exacerbated the always have, NAIA. tensions be tween Jews and Arabs. Records from another state show 1,365 conTh e Soviet Union engaged in periods of acHaving covered foreign aid in detail since the Meanwhile, business as usual. victions for 100 habitual offenders. Still another original Marshall Plan, I have been surprised state shows one man with 32 convictions that into diplomatic relations with capitalist nationsand shock ed that in the 'ountiles we aided in have cost him over $5,000. Despite his revoked 'e years, we have spent far too little in after the United States and Russia established driver's license, he Is still driving. technological assistance for impro ve men ts in relations in 1933, and after summits at Camp David Th e NAIA, which represents Independent government, education and economic growth for in the 1950s and Glassboço in the 1960s. Periods of Insurance agents in each state, has lon g camth e citizen and far too much lnprovidlng or frost always followed, paigned for laws to get the HON off the road and S selling arms — which frequently made even By the same token the U. S. position has not keep them off, which mea ns putting them In jail more weapons essential in the end lIthe country N M r Of if necessary. changed. The State Department has been saying all being assisted was to be saved. In 1968, Virginia became the first state to pass along that it now is up to the Soviet Union to The way the commercials go Even where improved defenses are needed, on TV, blondes phenomenon in American culture. We, ourhabitual offender legislation. Its law stated that respond to U. S. proposals for placing Soviet what's required to nip conflict in the bud, more are supposed to have more fun. Brunettes, by selves, used to sing asong: any driver with three major or 12 minor traffic bombers and U. S. cruise missiles into the fabric of often than not, Is an improved police force and implication, have less fun. Grayhaireds, not In the morning. In the evening. Ain't we got convictions within a 10-year period was to be constab'ilary, That Includes improved officially recognized by TV at all, ha ve no fun at SALT. Moscow apparently refuses to do ° certified as a Habi tual Offender Dri ver, lose his techniques, equipment, organization and at. all. squently SALT is still stalled and a summit So now, the morning of our li ves is gone, and chiver's license for 10 years and go to prison for Nobody, of course, makes it quite clear what titude. The inefficient, blundering, strong.. it's evening. Or, since we live longer these days, one to five years if meeting is postponed. caught driving after losing his . arming police systems In many of the co un tries "fun" is. But one thing Is certain. Whatever it Is, more precisely it's afternoon. And do we, can license. Under the present circumstances a meeting which require assistance are an open invitation in our present culture patterns, fun is supposed we, have fun' Of course, we can, but only on between President Ford and Brezhnev can be only to be reserved exclusively for the young. to rebellion, When th e Law went in to effect In Virginia. 36 own terms and in ways suitable to ceremonial and misleading, giving the impression HODS serving didn't believe It. They did alter they Despite this logic, our cutbacks in foreign we speak of fun, the big advantage that started t That blonde who used to float in slow-motion that all is going well when it is not. im the state peniten ti ary. e In security assistance have focused heavily in . across a meadow to meet her slow-motion boy we have over the young Is that we define the The law was credited with a drop In Virginia's police technical training programs. Step by step friend under a no-motion oak tree is supposed to terms. We're not out for fun In the TV sense, but hig hway death rate of some 20 per cent within we have eliminated them completely. be having fun. And her dark-haired sister who for serenity and con te ntment. It's fun to watch two years. By n co trast, states which lacked anti. A relatively ariall amount of persistent, highly gazes adoringly over her wine glam into the grandchildren, but we do it when we want to. U HOD laws COVUUed 10 record inereaWS in we w er e too busy to make f less eyes of her swa in ri ends in our ear lier selecti ve poli tical and economic technical soul is also having fun, y traffic fatalities. She's the one who uses THAT deodorant. He's ye , we can make them now because we have assistance to South When hundreds of thousands of Moroccans marched into the Other leg islatures began look ing it the NAIA's own with non- the time for friendship. If we were never inperiod before we became fatally involved, would Spanish Shar Prince Juan Carlos of Spain stood firm, ref using volved in politics or social service, we can pick model law, which requires no outlay of state greasy , non-kid stuff. ha ve been more effective in maintaining to yield the territory to Morocco. Now that the march has (I,requ ires no additional manpower, keeps and choose among the In te resti independence of that area, and much cheaper, zIed, Spain and Morocco are amIcmbly agreeing that the Spanish Okay for them. since most of in old folks have ng things to do, licensing at the state level and makes for We've spent a lifetime being bossed around by than sending troops or the costly attempts to gained a pound or two over the years, we won't ho uld be divided between Morocco and Mauritania. uniform definitions, enforcement and penalties. people, by conditions we couldn't control, by Sahara _____ build schools, economic viability and better look so delightful floating across meadows. And , worries The scontradiction makes the stage dressing obvious and imposed upon us by circumstances, government in the midst of a shooting war. A after 40 years of marriage, we (hstasteful. King Until all the states join the fight to get t he of Morocco will be strenghtened rarely gaze upon cleanup of the South Vietnamese police system our spouses in So what's really fun' The blondes have more Habitual Offender Driver off the road, says M. politically because his march on the Sahara succeded after all, adoration even after a of It. in those early pre-U. S. involvement years could glass of wine, orsoulful the brunettes less of It. We grayhaireds? Jay Wanamaker. president of the . Prince Carlos will be strengthened politically because he stood two, or even three. NAIA, the Well, if we w or k It right, no ha ve worked wo nders, body can push us na tion's au to fa ta lity and Injury toll wi firm against the threat of force, but not held respon ll contin ue sible for the The "fun" kick, of course, is no new around any more. That can be the most fun of all, to be tragically and needlessly high. loss of the Sahara because Spain didn't really want the territory anyway. It will continue to get Its share of the $280 million an. JACK ANDERSON ntisl Income from the Sahara's phosphate mines and that's what b really counts. In the meantime, the azvexation of the Sahara will be legitimized by a referendum - after 45,000 Saharans who are Always A " ~, J _ _______________ .. . Eveniong HeMd __1lIIi . .. t " VV St ggl A st - ;. ~* ,_~. ig 1~ ".,il " t~ I ^ 7' 4' 't%,I' - _,j\_i ,. , 1h e 't --,-%~ .s Al '4~. , -. . ,i. manac of I ~1 of -' 1) .;-. _'-' . ' - * .1 Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1716. the founding year • Daily Life • Battles • George Ill. Man and King .,6 • Founding Fath ers • Founding Foes • limdependence Won • Independence Almost i.osz Here in one oversized volume is the story of 1776 America's momentous year Hundreds of pictures 100,000 words of text Suspense Surprises History told for today Its r.iIInii ' if; Th k!,-,.,,i T........, .-. _ r - '~ �- ----.- - -- - - - r -- - - _____________________________________________________________ S - __________________ - - - - - ---•- - - - - . _ . .- •- -S. --- - -. .: - -. ___________________ 6A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 2$, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Adventist Methodist THE H OPE OF OUR C-OMMUNITY, THE SEVENTH nAV ADVENTIST CHURCH So ob G Orion tat ,P*H 6 a 0 )IIIar" I I of a mrs . ::: There are mans short ages for friends and to friends Do Methodist INST sout"ERN %4t THOOIST CHURCH ;160 Samford AV# OUR i R Fortfs, NATION Poster 9 ill, am It H a rn mrs • Suisdair Silhool morninq Worship EpeornL,age / Assembly Of God 5T £SS vy AL 01 GOD CHURCH ,' I FIS TCHR$STIAWCHURCH OCIPLtSOCMRIST Mha-dElf" Of Ua, dHa,ris am , . / . . . - .. Church Of God - - - ' M,AI%tF, Worthop - - ., . - .• . f j - '. 00 a In Rev jy . - . 41* 0 Asa I" too rM n CiOust&$ 0 F liteff Church Of E ift14"I lobiblorth-so *td ftswerseffoce As# M ill 10 Christ E yen-at W04spi.0 Wed Eirentivililrewe *tontvdal Bible class Perry W Collin Hclv CorrPrownte" M6 I f _.ptd#*#- I i MA Ii' . College Choir Concert' Scheduled P entecostal A I IRSt PENTECOSTAL Lutheran -- : vobwbow,~ I 00 ID 1 34P ill 01 :. p , ,, rNov&dTV T, L Rp . firr" A Revichtf, Sunday I CHURCH OF CHRIST t7PaflAvf sv~jaw School foliernsrs VVQfshtp Slooriday I vir"thlil tUT1,4IrWAN(j4VIJ(0j0V THE Rtorfmin 4 ob Ph. - ,i* or CHURCH IL - . 1 14P mm O- Service I* I Ii Na 9 41 a M E Md Rector : 7 CHURCH OF CHRIST 40 Piston $of $no% Pit Alfarmorbit James IV N E V a ft" I I I I Bible Study to beam 11 o 41 It p r" or iv~cljv $(hoot -or"MV s1vc(th,gy ill avrc Mt Nt.cy FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAIARENE 2111 Sanford Awe p 4 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car manbat 14th P A SH* Coff Ham )10 ms ASSEvR1 a to no In I I Of a I" I Up In Conquerors Meeting Sunday 6 ill on loyatioo, .6 ms I FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 01 i*NIORØ 11)) Sanford Ave I voturblis Service r.tn,-q S#f vice air Tu,jdtSiin wednestial Bible cim Ispowifir sitheilef ______________ _________________ I Is Pon PAOLA CHURCH Of CHRIST Hwc,Tavf&RdUpp 64p it N: I Ilpin moborfitens Worsomp EvnqWeip B.tole Classes Wed It* . fr _________________ Airport Blvd "ell . - _____________ e - - 4 lip M UII S Part AVR Colossians ,. PaIt Rt. par Sva Sc I in I) Warn 1va,,I,c a,ysc iMp wed Prom 11,111lawir %,wofy I. 34p in IIJ H FeIsp II * ii a in Ii Warn 7 in MtqWSIp W Lvi S.i Stv in Jeremiah ii Warn uyr I I ', _________ - I FIRST PRCSIYTEMIANCHURCH Oat A.. & 4St Re. VaIIL IsaMand Re. K,.th W UvII.* Matts CHRIST UNITED METHOOISTCHUNCH T.ct Dr., ivMand Estates Ito Daniel a Sao" molfwne Worship Chorch sith" I 418M Tuesday Other Churches BAPTIST CRCH Joel - ______ Wor ________ II N: LM.s. Tremble fonrool 1W t 'Wed - PfayteMoritteng - p r" morrions Evoy""s Worshop Prayer Meeting Wirafteisday - THIF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S Ia SvaigaiScN,I £ ve* tcq *.rAap Thursday Mark FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF HARMONY in , aj,,, Its Patter AICI PaI Corittisswevis, S.' t FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ay Chvtch S(Nci I"t Worship U: Y SNGqIvp I in I Hp in Wed (Ne'q Practic. ci.,,., : l.a all a.e lbep I" d o'blir Study A forever %few UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH '"s in S,,., . &u,..R.H, METHODIST CHURCH PAOLA WE SILYAN CHURCH 9 i I upon sr.aia, Ind & 4th Thisorsday - 7 )5p p, tp p Ir a In Palter L Crocker SvvSt1 00410911oftif W"Iftip "a room - _1 - , - - _: I - Metho - Advent Service - , led . ; - -o . pra,ea in ' FIRST UNITED Strooday School UMYF . Community Chorus Plans Two Concerts . r - T , I H• in *oveNp It . - I sip in Keø*thMsII:r Clieqe (1*. Sea v,Cfl rch is used to different viewpoints, to controversy. It has lived with changing times and nions for es, and t has never been more involved than it Church is changing as change Is needed ever toady to investigate and to explore the neyll. Have you been keeping up with it? . 13:12 / Fr walkisentionts Pa,,eq Alec? Plttei M•,nis *.fl.p Romans S CATHOL C CHUUC*4 Fr S K Se hiltmor Ave . Lake Mary Meq*•vtNap t that the way it is with almost everything? The way we react to a situation so ohen depends upon the way it affects us personally We aren' t to be blamed for this yet we should stop to think that there are two sides to every story. We should not judge the merit of a Viewpoint on whether or not it agrees with our own opinion. Satunlay Christian Science At L METHODIST CHURCH you may feel quite differentty about the atler. Friday )IV I" Mrs J"04011tom Catholic - LAKE MARYUHITED PRESSYTERIANCHUNCH Cabeqy ne w If you are skiing out in tho woods with an amiable companion you can revel In the white beauty the If, ontheother hand you aroonacitystreot facing anlcywind 17 ii i' Sail WIwe Wed Prayer %irvvyct COMMUNITY UNITED - if I Ow Jay I Cc.ma ' Aikeefthillweirmly, Warn G' Palms 213:1-6 M I sop M Unlit Q. [low can God put up with all that's happening In thiworld? Why doesn't He stop all the wars and violence? A. God made us free moral agents. And in order to stop all wars and violence He'd have to take away our power of choice. hen man would become a robot I that God manipulated. And God doesn't want that He wants us to Choose todo His will whichi alwaysgood.But IIe wants it to co,me out of a willing heart. As long as the human race has the power of choice, they will choose, a lot of bad tjungs Soln order for God to wipe otitall the bad things, He would have to end the whole thing and wipe out thegroupwhomadeecboj AndHedjd th t Do you remember the story of Noah and the flood' The Biblesavt AndGod.w th tthe wickedness in the earth, and that every inm9ination of the thoughts of his heart Was only evil continually. And It grieved Him at His heart. And the Lord said, I will destroy man whom I created" i Genesis 6:6-7). It wasn't God's will that there be any evil, w Ile Iew 5 r e c lance to choose good. But it Aan't long after the flood until man started his bad behavior again. . . Worse than ever. You we, the kind of world we have is the kind of world people choose it to be But there's another kind of world It's a smler world It's the world we live in as individuals. And that world is touched by love-God's love. "is love is zeroing in on us as in. diiduaL on you and me as individuals. The way God tries to stop violence and make a better world is throughcomI to >u and to me so that H love wraps around us. Ile never turns that love off, in the hope that it wW reach the deepest Part of us and our own choice will bring us to a decision for our lives to be changed. When we as inidividuals begin to want God's way more than our own and to do things His Way. then the wars and violence will stop. . " 'av" cdncay : Why God Allows Wars - s'v 2~7 MWarp II - - I Me on 9 41 a on lt3a _______ starobov - ru$O Sectn Ma. I . I I(IIa) RI AN CHURCH I? tj Hwy 9 Libloof Mary Blvd Pastor Of "o"attlGertl Swedif C14vt(Ft Stho,W PRESBYTE i / t. NT , Vet) Thought of Thi, and making Beginning this Sundayineinbem of "Praise My Saul the King of moming, Fist Baptist Church Christmas decorations. A an dessert supper Heaven" and ranging to con. of Saord will be engaged in sandwich will temporar fa',orite b> John 'Action' an intensive effort to dsha Peterson 'such s "Springs of enroll people in Bible Study. A bringing •h living Water," and "With the P. the supPer spe full week of activities has been Aft I The Seminole Community COmpanent parts. The work Chorus has two major concerts is a "pa geant (orOirlstasUde planned for the month of m four parts ' The Prophecy, December, both of which will The Nativity, The Adoration By feature choral music ap- the Magi," and "The E1 Sound of Trumpets," planned, and it is anticipated Chrismon service will held in I -W propriate to the Advent and anger." Several of the numbers are that a "task force" o! 15o the main sanctuary. l choir will ChrisUnas seasons. The first In addition to "The Incarnate accompanied by a brass en- persons will be in',ol',ed. raw pe rf o rm rd," the Community omw ance is scheduled for Wo worship exresume meeting on w emble. In honor of the "Share", a Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. in the Church will perform other numbers pe 'ce further on Bicentennial year, several perience for choir and of St. Mary Magdalen, Maitland including Messia h nd Sateren's "In patriotic numbers ' be ' ill be congregation, will be presented rned, w hich ceir tO Avenue in 4 Altamonte Springs. A e Bleak Mid-W th inter" The : ... - featured, such as Wilhouskey's at First Baptis t Church on repeat of that concert program I i ii opening works J S . "B the concert Ba, at, tle usC iepuw1c, Repu blic, " " Sunday evening at 730 The will be held at the Community program will be "Hodie, Mars Hill Adventist i In God We Trust, "I'm Just a Youth I Choir, directed by United Methodist Church, U.S. Chrisis Natus E" by Willan, Flag Waving American," and Charles E. Davis Jr., and ac. ars [till Seventh-day The Stor Spangled Banner coinpanied by Gloria Davis, AthentLst Church at 601 at 8 pm Admission to both Dr Burt Perinchief, director Other numbers include I in will leading the congregation Ave., Sanford, will hold a 1 concerts is free, the Community Chorus, has Going Higher," 'So Great Is In this unique wohip ex special youth day O% 29 with The featured major work for thn a special chorus of His Love," "The Animals perience. David Cochran, who progrms at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. 1 this seniester is "The Incarnate voices to sing them two num. a (noun When The Roll is Speakers will be / as recently licensed to James Wow' by the contemporary bers, the "Heft" being an Cc Up Yonder,' "Because Gospel Ministry by First I3urgress and Deacon Ike American composers, Robert antiphonal chorus with t'. fie Lives," and two medleys - Baptist, will be the worship ....... who will provide music Reed and Robert Elmore. Seminole Choraliers. one on the Second (uning and leader The serIce includes along With the Mars Elmore's reputation as a naturai sterophony of this eigl I one on the holy Spirit The responsive readings and par. Quartet The day's services ffl concert organist and organ part chorus will add a tiILr '- closing number is a challenge, I 'I' 1 , ticipation of the congregation in conclude ss ith the production of teacher is obviated by th e dimension to this advent con I "Now Walk %'vith God / I the plays Life after Death list singing o portions 01 . Use exciting exploration 01 organ cer,. -Ind "Jesus and the Sabbath." music. T colors found in the acI ' I "j The Seminole Community ............. Soloists (or the musical Chorus was (otmcled in 1973 and Na tivi ty . . . .......................... clude Glenda Alderman, Beth is open to all who enjoy singing. Hirt, Teresa PierCy, Greg Rabbi Ptrra.s ill speak on Its repertoire has included i Davis, and Richy Ryan. Spoken "Judaism and Jewish iei (ureh of the Nazarene, lnood, celebra ted i tijhth a testimonies will be given by Holidays" on Wednesday, "Requiem," Vivaldi's ngf - t. Gene Ja lisa Hughes, Beth Hirt, Angela Hanukkah, "Feast of Lights,,, i le it i "Gloria." and Mendel&whn's . founded In his honiv, litlith s1% Sunday Si,hool members the church Jo nes and Gre g Davis. affl k 'a the classroom h are• I ANNIVERSARY iiii ha s ni r ZOO numbers Res William Ho lcombe, (,en ter, Share" is not a musical, but Nativity Church In Ike Mary To mark the beginning of every Monday at 7 p.m. In room helped turn the first shovel of dirt, far present church building. rather a worship service in This will take place at 8 P.m. Advent, Community United P1. is from the J imec h'rsch Floridi District Supi 'f Church of tht Naiarene, whichchoir an congregation After the talk there will be an Methodist Church of Humanities ivision and Adult A as. the p&rticipate together in a opportunity to submit questions Casselberri, will hold and Continuing Education a special math hi trs Ann(Catalano and Mrs Patti Ile', spiritual experience of to the Rabbi service at 5 pm for the whole Program of Seminole Co rejoicing and renewal. mumly College. family. The theme will be " t Lu k e Following the evening O r d er Deratlonso(Chtms" and A worship service on Sunday, Greater Orlando Chapter it will th li d A ti Zi around spiritual i there will be a reception in the Order of St. Luke will hold its Preparation for the Saviour's Ernest Wolfinan, chairman of ssembly of the United Nations of their own and the control of church's Fellowship Hall to annual ineeting Tuesday at 7:45 birth, giving,special attention to FIrSt Church of Chlist, the l-('inmunity relations on November 10, 19Th, to be their own destiny, the esscnchonor all members who hue 1) Ill. in the great hall of the the decorations which honor His committee of the Central an Infamous Act which of Zionism, Scientist affiliated with the church Cathedral Church of St Luke, Spirit Florida Jewish Community the United States. (luring this calendar year. does not I repudiate the attempt by an 130 N. Magnolia Ave.. Orlando. The Sorishine and Co. youth Council received a statement acknowledge, will not abide Arab-led majority in the United Officers will be elected and a choir 800 E. Second St. sing at the Orlando Irom Father James Martinez of by ....not acquiesce in. . Nations to equate Ziomiin with pinel discussion will be held District'Mission Rally to be Central Baptist Sanford Alliance tlw St. Augustine Cliurch of ILicism. branding this slander entitled "What Are We Doing held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at SundaY Services & Sunday I recognize the dream of the as false and shameful and a (asselberry, which praised S1711001 11-00 AW Dr . Dun liollings, la The Baptist Women of Here' -A presentation First United Methodist Church Wd E Ambassador oyruhan's ac- Jewish ixople like so many lasting disgrace upon those evangelist with thie ethodis't Central Baptist Church, San- work ind workings of the Order of Orlando. Featured speaker tions condemning the United other peoples and like our nations who support this Churih for some 28 years, will ford, will be meug for a of St Luke In the church's will be Bishop Joel David ction equaling forefathers, to have linnieland Nation's ,, he peaking at the Sanford special Fo.cign Mission ministry of healing. The sharing his experiences on a' ARE WELCOME Zionism with Racism. This Allin(v Cliurch Dec, 7 iex. Emphasis Dec. 1.5. Each in"ting is open to the public. recent mission trip to India statement was signed by ap.uept &-iturday) at 7:30 p.m. on morning at 10, except Wedowwwwwwowa pro omen will present the St Augustine Church Ind 7 on Sunday. fie juts a f th th Winter Springs aienth-day WOHiS 1letted iiill go to a ivii Statement follows: "I join 'Rde'emed been speaking arxi singing with Rejoice Adventist Church will begin its local fund to id the un. I tbe UnitedMethodist,as wells Proclim." The program will with Ambassador \lunih in in annual ingatht'ring Saturday fortunate declaring the UtU1fl with other denominations be followed by a time of prayer and continue during the next six heading the program itC Lii>' b i the Ge ner a ,.uduptct throughout ministry . He has for the more than 2,500 foreign l iseeks going door to door and at Activities Director Danny served is I his evangelist , song missionaries in 81 different "kIA A 1{ area shopping centers to solicit Smith and Pastor Ron BentI evangelist, and youth worker, countries. donations for the World Service linger. preaching and singing exWednesday night at 7 p.m.. i (;Ila] for the local The boys nd girls in lie tensively throughout thou United Pastor Bill W. Coffnian will (hurcis is $4.500. church's Pathfinder group have Stat es and several foreign speak, telling of his own exr Serilces sponsored by the already' gone out in the Winter c ilntriAc .1 ,t I nPriences whil serving I V , r II ., r' as a s church include• hospitals. liospulals, .prins area ,o (dflfla canned lie is a member of U Board missionary in the Dominican . GR The Orl, ndo Florida Stake of schools, camps for un- gooidi and clothing to make up of Trustees of AstAtry College in epublic. lie will also show I (IerprmiIcge(I children dfl(1 lhinksgiiing baskels for Ue the Church ni Jesus ..irs1 • 0 -. Wilmnoic Ky., ind i member of lIdes of the mission work ( 4 (I S (" pro jt r • IIIfl the Litnrlav Saints which enS the staff In development for the there. coi1upLcses tt follow ing nine tollege. eke. II .,e also serves on the co TheForeign Mission 4 ('nn?r D Florida Counties: R lli J B o ard of Directors of World Emphasis will be climaxed on ris tmas rvice IVI . I 1 .flA Brevard, n p a. .. t uoon I I .5.! V A. r'tVi M. • 5151 a . M Ind. December Orange, Osceola, Lake,Mffion. WINTER PARK Rollins number of tickets desired. Dion Hollings studied in both Christmas offering for Foreign Citrus and Sumter' is sponCollege's annual Christmas w services will highlight lA)uiSVilje, Ky.. and Chicago. Missions will be received. Free Admission. Limited Seating. soring regional rodeo. The Services of Lessons and Carols the Rollins Chapel Choir, under Ill., prior Central Baptist is very happy entering to Music, Inspir0ion, Plays, Fellowship r en lexander evangelistic work, and received to announce that its mission at DEACON IKE DAVIS Desert Itanch Hoodect 1voun(Li. per f orm i ng Ind 8:30 p.m. in the Knowles AnderEon, n hoiw)rary 1.111) degree from enna Park has a First Spea ke r approximtely to miles north emorial Chapel, (in campus. Donizetti's "Ava Mitria" and A.sbury College in 1967. The pator, Itev. Gary IkBusk. Second and Main Speaker-Deacon Ike Davis (Pictured above) of US lii 'hwav 192 on SR 419 Although the services are the "Gloria" from Bach's W Hollings' have recently moved Rev. I)eBusk and his we, - . S Thrill to the inspirational music of IKE DAVIS and THE MARS Hi vast of t. lotioi. Tickets ll be open to the publ c well as 4nt I nm_ LL QUAR. Nelda, will TET _. End the day with the Play productions availabl,~ at thie rodeo grounds. tickets for admission must be traditional carol-i and anthems. "LIFE AFTER DEATH" and Their daughter and her ford this week from Pierson. lie 10 JE~US AND THE SABBATH" 'the rodeo will be from noon to 4 secured by sending a stamped, husband, the Vernon hiowards, will graduate from Stetson 1) in. Food will be available Don't let the Police or Hearse ? tilf-addressed envelope to I c h urch. rome sprea d some sunshine 1ll The Baroque and Brass lire missionary teachers in the University in January, arild has Sanford, Florida. You'll be happy you did. from 11 a.m. throughout the Knowles Memorial Chapel, Ensembles, directed by Christian and Missionary patored Emporia Baptist afternoon. The public Is invited Rollins College, Winter Park, Alphonse Carlo and William Academy in Quito, Ecudor, Church at Pimon. A native of to Come arid enjoy the acFlorida 32789, indicating the Gallo respectively, will also where, they are in their second Kentucky, his first Sunday at IiV- tC. service preferred and the perform. Ienn. Ravenna Park will be Nov. 30. 601 PINE AVE. (Corner o 6 an ) an o,d, Florida - - GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH First thillothied-st. Parts AV# ' 115 18 SuavSc% upoin Presbyterian Methodist Sunday U BAPTIST . ' .. i CONGREGATIONAL ("RISTIAN CHURCH o ar A . I 'j • 9 Itp- I p __________ It sea mrs 1 YWI%Svvoc* Two$ Ilit, ' _______________ "If M )Ipm SUIVSCOI %4. - I I a in E'rit,i,,ci LUTHERAN CHURCH 2114 Orlando Awt f 11 911 (Lutheran Churth#FlAinerital Re. ism Doutschlar - ______________________ HØsy44Wttt Isom h4eirfurbill War ship GOOD SHEPHERD 'i . ... elIs, tMprn A rd-f %day Service 41 "a ell Lhd..,SWeCta;s jORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH till West First street G#-Ofvt Galloway Pastor So ndal V Sc hoof Ill no ill -robing Service II IRAn ______ -- Episcopal ' ____ ____ .. i I" 0: isif rosairst iiardt'" 01111 Ho w I? Ili Patter v%rd II , iti m go 6 in Family Night Ser vice Y P I Wed A SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I I P Airport Blvd 11fibeft 11I) rest % C Vaughn Minister • PI,., Sunday School Mot filing 'Votship 4, Baptist _____ that are receiving national and you have a friend? Ito%- long international attention. Among ha.j I t been since you have t1win are the ever present ex pressed appreciatiol to that V' energy shortage and the wo,.Id. friend? There is a need for wide shortage Of food. Both of thanks to be expressed within these shortages have on several the home. Lack of the ex. tx-asions reached, arid in fact pression of gratitude among the ui remain n some countries, at members of the family unit • CriSIS proportions This great both tragic and without excuse na I no ours has )et another A simple thank )Ou an liTitical shortage and that is in become the oil that helps the the area Of the giving of thanks. household to run smoothly over o' 'Nhetlwr it be to (aodortoour gooa bad ç fellow in ' , e u cop e, P 1 t COU1u a uO w ith a lot more Come" writes the hymn writer. interchange of gratitude and That call still beckons us from expression of appreciation our busy workIay world lkrhaps it is that in the idst Ill d ! our affluenc) e have failed achie vement tha t to Pause and give thanks leaves little time for gratitude. because we have cr e to take it Children may fail to express all for granted. It seems that we appreciation of parents as the come to take God Ind His years go by. Elderly parents (1)"tIlluing I)roVision of life and may not have heard from sons, ho r o Tennessee TernpIt College, Chattanooga, Tenn., will present a at Eldrr ( breath for granted Just as if we and daughters for some time, deserved all his goodness and maybe they' v e never heard a murcy. It appears that men "Thank you" just for being my forgotten that we only morn and dad. Yes, we have rt main in this present life and been encuraged to be grateful have hope for the life to come for our material blessings and e t)(CdtIse Of 1115 Inerc> and f Ten. traveled widel having per. The meetings will emphasize e are a Country where our nssee Temple College, formed not onl) in man> s tates, life involvement for everyone Altam ont e grace. The scripture declares least have more than most of Chattanoog, Tenn,, will be but lso in concerts in England, and everyone is cordially in. Community that tic "maintains us by the the peoples of the world. presenting a program of sacred Germany, Austria, and France. "ord of Ilis power." vited to attend and Lhare in Yes, we most certainly need Music at the Elder Springs tmas Some of their most unusual these special services, ac. Dr. J. II. Jowett used to to pause and give thanks for our Baptist Church in Sanford, performances include one on Blair Advent season will open at the cording to Rev. praise the Lord, for all the spiritual blessings and op- corner of Sit 427 7 and flester the deck of a United Stat Altamonte Conimuni ty Church little things we take as a matter portunities. But let us also not Avenue at 7:30 p.m. unday. aircraft carrier and one on the There will be special music at at 10 a.m. Sun of course."Beloved, there is a he forgetful to be sincere!) 1k choir is compos ed (of 41 %Yne) E Smiths StrOlon need to be thankful to God for thanuJ for friend -steps of the Capitol Building in each metting and the nurse s and lobed uung people from all o',er the Washington The I rome life, for friends, for strength for ones....and let will be o n for all ce', us not be United States perf orming under The Chancel choir will offer Tfieb repertoire Lovers a wide Thliv church i.Tlocated at 1401 S. each day's demands, for the remiss in telling someone special music each Sunday of the direction of Mrs, Joy variety of sacred numbers, Park Ave. greatest pro1sion of all, the today... .and every day, Martin. Dr. Roger Martin including arrangements Adven. 'ements of salvation of our eternal souk "T'hank you for what you mean serves as program coordinator. At 4 p.m., Sunday, an Advent great hymns of the past such s First Baptist There is a need to be thankful to me.', The workshop will be held with "And Can It fie," "Jesu.s, the _____ S C,hOI God Hv,WTRR a htd Service ; Oral Roberts _ ____________ GENEVA CHURCH 01 THE NAZARENE St RI 410,n,,a Or coo CHURCH Sunday CLI VARY BAPTIST L rn Nazarene ' 164? S, Sanford AV# Ptr . - 4 ,, 1 D.C.. :: ; , '%A f _;jr- voy4 Christian Cat _ 115-7A A Southern - The Church weemesdaw N,q%t p,j,, set . it _ • Friday, Nov. 21 svr, sf School . der Pastor a r" II "at" Wortti.p .. .1, C a %?,it Ssfurdso er ies *Or%%,* 11ifto-ce Lyman Kirlivivoild Sunday School -- ila ell Pastor's Corner SANI ANDO UNITE D METHODIST rad am I. THE %I VENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH cat met 71" E It" sa"Allf . A salutillaw soro.cts 11-0 crt Sabbath School . - - I top in . Ca o cs Con emn The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible n - on sm - , - :.. ..... center - FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E Isea and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER John Y. Mercer and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howa rd H Hodges and Staff THEM KIBBIN AGENCY PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO INC and Employes GREGORYLUMBEA' Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes Mel Dekie and Employes and Employes of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PR INTING CO INC STENSTROM REALTY TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorm and Staff David Beverly and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE , WINN-DIXIE STORES HARRELL& BEVERLY FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W First H Sapt I'CKvrcp Finl C orPCtm ,It" & t NeorM Ca'eaf,Maei..øai,Sa,,t I&PT,%T C iflorw Illart,%# Alsoe"Bil, he lialff"aim Isifftfoird Gal.'selt Clair totbl aT al.a, , $&p4'' CK,,cK Cr,aI tale 6 )'R Late MaVy Caslelbeiiv tapIa CcK. '1 fut1 (,M,ai Saptt' CKrK 'III Oil A,i fJs'i V's' PII' Ji*'. 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Liianq 4 u,17 P,nt,(.,,ai Optn 5'p TaW'nti RtOItad A v Ha,..,ne.W iMatMa r,,naM Pnebyleasa CKunc 3775 5 it AOI.,WS Preit'yt,nin CftVISR HI) liar Lab Rd - -- V - . pos-It sef"If"fir ",oft Schebol e iou - Ftl GOSpel VAPIVKAEIi 3114 Ciuntr Park A.ir Cwwtii#l*enal of Jt1lievalo4's W.I#Hsties. If% W Ill@ lalwAlbb" Army. ilgis W lotis If Rell-hI "Ili % A00411YO&A Chtrtjft Alo#fnOF4# Springs AllomosInTI, Coffln,WRIty CNSP*f. All Holy i4Mn1,,045 YK.Fv:IGa,WlCRV,(Pi,( C Cjngaj Cafy iluSCPwaI WacPc.,it.n$, - - - - - 0.v ---5-- ' i .- -5- S - Chapel. "low it I SmIlls"do U"lle'd flysethOdolf C h ur ch, 181"r F,oll Fird Blvd , Atiamontif Sof,nqt PRESRyTg111ltAh toile Marl United Fo l"Ittla," Closirch Fliflit Presbyterian Chaffth. Oft AV* a led $1 First Pf"brforion Chvrtlh at D46atV. j ".9jijiftes - Parb F nIt (Pev,cP, ol Ch'.? 5(.RtI,, IP) F 0004*11 41, CNfCh of the Nalar"ba, Geneva C&ehrhVRfV Cavler LobtAitary chufthliffthe Notate". 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OaIit ?R North Løpd of"AA' Z-0" Baptist 0001, 1121 Peat Ave it 1.'e' $eø ci (hunch -'it F,rt C v 1134* IIYKS? , NG SOON TO SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY £551 MMLV OF GOD ' I ' &. I -5 . -'----.. 5- .5 ----.,' ----------------------' -. . 5. - - ' 5-5-'•5--S . .' -S-•. - *-5- - , -- - , ---5 -_. -.-* 5-=_- _- __- . --.• - -s-----S---'- -st_S___ - . - - - - t-S .. - ( -- S - "': Fr �= -.- _: -•_ __;_, - - L 6 - Roadrunners Celebrate ,~ II $ I I __ I - 4-11 : uEy,nrngHa)dSanford.FI - - - .• - - - - - - I i Be W I OW e Snored To Sleep By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My husband - - - of he - Dick and Pat Hansbottogn were guesti of honor at U -If I f " the club will be hosting to to sleep twantly! Every night I -e ___ 4 e - KC - A short btsmess meewig was h ld at the end - ancjtesundoiherhusbands om put me ne . - t- Sauirday even*. ji Rotary Bowl .1 - -_ -1W ri e Re '. --i:. .•- - - lef 14 ' i I J Abb , y I . . I k 01 :' -. -.$- .I ........ ..' - 5 - 1. o r ' . F .... 1 I _________________ - p .. ..•,.; t'i- 4i. has taken It to heart. There are more Tribe bumper stickers on (5 town than there were for Wallace, M cGovern Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl - 51t?~ 7 -- - - has been all year and Sanford '. :• • - t •' .. Iv" . ies The Tribe Is Back! That's what the rallying cry .' .. d I•. a e11i e - 44 I.I, . - yaspertUpbutIw•t soon realized that what Idn was 90 back to that restaurant. A - I '• does an excellent job, she gets I wasthe1slept . In I ~~ ____-=_- - ---.---.. OWE M-P ~-,__ ~_____j~ ~ .4, J Dear sleepirig Pillsi recently visited my sister, I dinner and were awarded a ifite for thew support - -- ~ ~-~-~ -- --,-, - -- I.---• I died last winter, and ever since, a terrible time ip falling asieep i don't want to get into the habit of - I . Y1M T - • - ______ -- - e T1 Tr cw- R.rurs H-rrer e.0 manager of All the women were given board members Robert CS Club Inc.. held its annual Greater Sanford Chamber of carrhatioc of red and wtñte to Williamson, Sam McCarty, installation dinner Saturday Ccinrnerc'e. tighlight their red, white, arid Audrey Masey, Russell k eivriing at the Western Szhn' Hornet also presented bh ckesse.s and uniforms. Williamson; club delegate, :• Steak House mSanfort Russell Williamson, the Thenewdf,cerwhkhw,re Howard West; club chaplain, 1 . . Mnoog the tñgbhgt4s of the outgon pre&n1, a plaque in installed at the dinner were Phyllis Lake, and sergeant at eteningwasthecrowningcithe appreciation for dedicated ixesident,WalterMa,ey; first arrr. Mike Colley. Nk - j ~ , ".., new queen. Mrs Bnrne Snow service arid excellent work, -.: vice predent, Thomas fl Tn-County rmners &J j of receiving her There were corsages of red VanHeulen; second vice presented Homer with a crown. the new queen was roses given to the o44going president, Donald Jones; sihr brandy L, snuffers in apawarded an array of red roses queen, Licia Lixklear, and the treasurer. Mary Louise Jones ; priation of all he has done to an U queen's ti-oçti, by Jack date queen. )g J(ei. secretary, Judie VanHeulen; help with their crusade for hard ..... - Ak I VV¼JIVILI A 1'.R - 1.1 '. H ia Instaiiat:on Dinner il T I ,-11, , I 1~ ti I I be i - I - . lx~_, __ Friday, Nov 28,19 7 5-- )B 0 - . And the Tribe Is back, for 3: I . given me a sense oi security any,w -I .1 ;;;_~ - seasons and right into Saturday '~ 1 ~~ - i S or all ccessor % .- ir.."rl 4 . - 1 suppose it is ridicul 0 i~ '. 4IM.-Ir, _. . ". - T - Coach Jerry Posey's 7** - a , - "M I - - t, -~ - ,_ - Se1ninoIcscanhdrd],befdufl,e(J -- You don't have to spend a overpowered by bulky clothes. cap and a scarf. You can be a &ns met to my problem Can you dresses in public, I refuse to go I O? fortune to put )ourself into this if you love cap. you Might try a bit more generous here than help me?SI.E. PLESSNIGM f&U.s fashion * turt- Little brOw-bc~ knit One with when you're working with a DEAR SLEEPLESS: Ask touches added here and there oversized nbby or cable trim ,.big.. 10(k just remember to ym sisteesbusband to r "%T h an Uie C ou nuht wrap your neck can cio Ue tnek a&n1zab a lang saorthg session on a uu gs tt 'theY't Since this fall's big fashion with a big soft scarf - If you,re kan Mood as the cWthm If you cnwft All you,U wed is ixtead Of skirts to p lay 11, more comfortable. Wide the mage bis down to two boking f or a new shoe omit like a kit cap, pick a headand 1 basic silhouettes, one a soft, 'P into a sleek flat-heeled dr' runs in my stockings, keep my iugging classic one or try a SOft U one or ona If A , low wedge. you're generously EOU4IIODCd DEAR ABBY: M) 3Ofl a legs warm in winter,' etc beret. Pick sk inny-chained tjtIstmhate'ein. he market f new pair 0( the other a lea ner, close-to-the- in t neck pendants, sleek little brilliant, ambiti ous honor PREFERS SKIRTS oid~ he" , s some advice Wots, look for a wide, Araightstudent, has just annouriced bod) l --A&-. that he is dropping ou t 0 ( law legged type in sok crusby Pouch DEAR PREFEI: To eacb out proCram for W Lytim High School Drum Club W- to help you sort out what goes secon year g with each Thouette formawe of Nell shoulderbag. Even your watch get a Job so he can marry a girl unfair to Peulhe 2 waitress waist is a wide cinch belt. asherettes dmned uniforms borrowed from an area polict %1en you're pulling togther a just because the legs she rmbes on days when you're into the will " terrffic If It has he has gotten pregnant. &- partzoess to "patrol" the thestre aisles. From left. Wendy -- big" kxA, concentrate on one new lew silhouette, WA of slender, nut lines. Shoes follaw 'n"young man was told the around on to serve you happeil Fommis and Luvn Wader with play gem MUss Jill Harper, htn. really super accessory instead addLn9skek simple awigs aM suit ..inreflned lower-beeled facts of life early so there is no to be In trousm! W.C. Harr and Miss Jennifer Harper all of Maitland. Ulerald of piling on sevral mafl ones don't be afraid to add a DEAR ABBY: I am 14-yearscouple shapes, sih T-atraps and extuie for such an accident. Photo ,J which hate a tendency to be of chain, a scarf and a chain, a classic-styled pwn. Id and ashamed to admit I Nowadays, r girl has to ., I- I .;01 ( 1 I - I-, -1 *~J~r*__ _ -r V ;_~_-r`, '. _# - -- -- 5~, - '.. " " 4 -im X t14 - i~ . , 1 _K J49:. _,~ J , - ~ ~~ 11 ., ~,,*- " , , tt - .fe, ?so~,.2 74."il% 1 ;_ ..--, , r.~'&.- I# ~ _:W~-41 - - - . V, .0 . - I . _____ - if they look upon the Rotarry playoff. After all, If it hadnIt -,%~ R . I • a .* - , "' Seminole Teams In Tournaments , I as dee-fense), wlnd.j It up after 10 i - ' .. -1 Get Pound'' i ng Toni ... - .. - %.-Iub Notes ~ ,. ; ---,. .0 . - V11;V-1*1.%b;.*VJ, --l"'t, - Greg Pringle Tim Rarnes I' the bed. pregnant. unkm she wants toget but I till The high school basketball Brantley are bus)' in the Rotar y find Apopka meeting Lake at 8:30. Mike Good and Kenny Lee W"heri my friends ask me if I S solation tilt, or is awfully dumb. And Abby, tseason gets underway in ear- Bowl Invitational defensive standouts for the can spend the night with them, I ' e Brantley at 7:30 and Oviedo Rotary winners meet at 3 this girl is far m dumb Lyman coach Rick Steinke's Tribe. nest tonight with two tourna. Seminole plays In the facing Lyman at 9. Seminole's Saturday follow ing the co she's 21 and a college dropout. make up an excise like: 'My Greyhounds are favored to win o other won't let me." I can't help but feel that ments involving Seminole Thanksgiving tournament at first round foe is Father Lopez solation game. At Seabreeze, the Rotary. The main reasons Se no slouch on offense, • mi offers one of the finest Abby. I know it's a sin to be, County teams. Daytona Beach Seabreeze. girl used my son to escape from at 7 p.m. with Flagler Palm winners play at 9 Saturday are 6-9 Jon Kaufman and 6-5 backfields in Central Florida but I jot can't tell them that I Lyman, Oviedo and Lake a family situation she found y Soci Rotary tournament parings Coast meeting host Seabreeze rdght, right after the con- Bernard White. Clyde Hudson is with Mark Whigham at quar. still wet the bet Can you help intolerable. the team's leader. terback, Tim Raines and Herb I know I can't prevent the e' lbe IA%vly SocialLtes, Wint.er Hostesses for the meeting the enga-Alled youths. Branch at the halfbacks and -Children with problems." " meeUngs on Jan_ 14 at 9 amL in pro)edmarriage, but I woWd like to Oviedo coach Dale Phillips Ned Springs' senior citizen club, were Ruth Beckman and GAda The 23 members present took and Bill McDanl DEAR ASHAMED: There Any citizen who requires a the Flonda Power and Light know how i can honestly accept I held a meeting on Nov. 21, at 11 Burge, %ill have sophomores Gary both seeing plenty of duty at the role oi judge, law)ws, VFW Auxiliary are more kids wbo p.za at the Highlands Club 1 Heard and Mark DeVarles in fullback. A. I next meeting of the withesses, defendants and Jury. Winter Springs Veterans of vote in the Dec. 2 municipal Sanford. ~ 0 , *. son and cost lifelong aet the bed than ym would % -_ House on Shepherd Road. his lineup along with veterans The Seminoles like to run, but Socialites will be held o!n Dec. The mftt&* was such a success Foreign Wars Post and electim may call Canma,nder dream -to become a lawyer. believe and it's nothing to be Due to the absence of 19, at 11 am. at the Highlands that another wjfl be plaxred for Au-ciliary 5405 will hold a joint Jack Scttraff at 3fl88 and Woman's Club Freddie Moore and Ron Rib- Whigham can pass as well. Tim CRUSHED IN COLORADO I - I Raines and Light ends Curtis President Nettie Johnson, Club Clubhouse. Hostesses for some tirnoe next year, at an meeting ou Dec. 3 at 7:30 p-m- transportation will be provided. bon. Lee Ward, recu , Ask yow' mom to get a "wet Altarrionte Springs Woman's = .&. . Johnson ..A and Good are prime GOW& Burge w0re several hats that meetir4 will be Bea Allen expanded meeting. PI= are at the Post home an I97 North ahm" (it's advertised from a football injury carries is ft _WAClub will hold its Christmas you want to alleaste your on I I I at the meeting. Golda was andRuthMewes Gentle Birth also in the rnng for the Rigay1742. meeting v....i completely, you had better president. secretary &M a1sci Education For A Gentle Altamonte Civic Cent Satellite has been struggling children to attend a real trial At the District is meeting held and It lywoth! After strength for the Lions. Junior Police ..-' i acting h.anon jrofit C*afliZat1on latly,wIthaheavy injury toll some time the future, on Nov. 23 at CuseIbexTy, vPw R will be 5PCd1 gues dedicated Two members of Preparing cvjpks during the Qrlstmas program.t graciously, Brantley coach Chris Butter. dragging down to The Winter Springs Junior a Th e next Junior Police Pod 10050, the Winter Springs forthe &4 finish a U you an lass beflhfa and tell me tilt worked for you. I the lJrely Polirce held a mock trial at the meeting will be held on Dec. 2 at group was awarded an team that Of 2. ' %. wor :L has th two won five of its first returnees from birth Hostesses will be Sandra Glenn. ambMous as you gay be is~ L.r,U care. Socialites at a mu-cocveition Nov. I Six lied The Scorpions ha%e last y played ear' 18 meetIng of the youth 7 30 p.m at the Seventh-day Environmental Protection s team Scott COflIIIC Lothrktge M are - Herbert Branch rims, Ricky Mann blocks. - I Meet ,ow' age . -.- _. .~ qr'.~re '_ r That defense hasn't given up ,t~p0 -:" , , -., Vl d single point in the last 13 '. quarters of We regular season ~~iy; I .,r ~~' '% A, . % not since a third q -. .-,i,., , , -_-&-' * , ,,, .4~ 1 touchdown by Colonial back on -, .1 . - . - . - .- 4*~ .- I ., ,. ... Har .0% ' 1_%_ - 01r 2__ - r ali*tes Attend & ,, as L ive . 44- i ,_ representing the district In the Greg Pringle (81) and Curtis Joynson (U),are leaders of a hard-nosed Seminole __________________________________________________________________________________ defense. But the Tribe, whose wat. chword all season long has been deferse( pronouncedat thega ____ 'PARK' PATROL 17- .';:-,'. 1 ~ 1%. - ? - i -1 - - , .. Satellite Beach at Lyman High ---- 5 1or a tape Of a man thawtu1eSodomydaughter. k if . . 0 1 ... w- - L' 4 RM _____ 16=WT__ __ _It~-_ - ; ' . - .- 11 - . . . ______ - . in .f' 011 find a way to resume Federation of 5 the firm of Freeman and Road. Guest speaker for the cleaning up the area. recently and reported back to WoofoIkactedasacicisnjt,t meeting will be Division of In a the club an upmming ev=tL judge, and in the limited time Youth Services counselor Ms, Participate in their community, The members were Mrs. Green available, minaged to lrnr,rt Donna Nickel, who will bringa the wintec springs post is and Ira Wardvmw concept o( a real trial to video tape of a film --nutled sponsoring a ,,ride to the polls" inch informat ion regarding -" pregnancy, labor, delivery, Lamaze nutrition c1i° care Expectant ______ olidayDressin . __ - I __ ... . Holiday dressing -- PI-N- - couples g y trousers for females. So, much p.m. in the clubhouse o( the woman who is wearing FourOaks Condominiums, 334 (I won't hold a open for anengeofgiftsa,gi,,th aheadofme'orhe1p her with hin and games. For m her chair) formation, call Mary De If I get a waltress who is St efano. MOI0 weanr troe or is - the classics in wool flannel to velvet yows. Party'pu7 to a variety of kmit From soft - many with 8PP"ling VXface gathered loolra to a new below. __ color, to tright, spirited ones. shape with tailored, stitched. Glamour Magazine says: do" pleats across the fiva cb0ose the looks that beg ex- More ne w : culottes in - * g Press You Party mood. You'll fabrics. A compromise between ___ ~__ t ~=~ . --- - __ - - - -__ and Mrs. Wa erMertwethei of SanfordThis class will be held at the 'p'- .X - , i(41 p rn , Tuesday. QS SEMINOLE CAGERS ___ 0 %WwwoAW ~ 1 -4 .~ 0 flwowd ___ District 37, will inert Dec 2 at 4 Health Center, French Avenue, Sanford. This will be a regular 10 bwm /i 1~h meet -- and the -- -- ~ - unwrapped gif t to be donated to 1. mas cheer program All members and non mc nbers - -1, Audubon Society - pretty blses with ties daMs and amulets on thin - to some with a hint Of Catch the h9ht. Tube tops anid halters for bare sedu&venew narrow, silk cords Beads Chokers. Uncomplicated eaffingL 11-mg.red flower-priated skirt with ribbon tic team up with dress) Snug little sweaters with soft Little evening poises: em- white crepe shin for festhe combination surface appeal. Short, hip. broidered bags or metallic lengthtunics to luzurlou.s mcdi shapes. In keeping with the graceful ,.longer ones. Shoes- delicate, strappy mood of the clothes. StOckings, L im Skirts- long and short swidals, sle,pk. c!a_sjii~ pimp5- sheer in tone, - . I--I __ __- ft Ij* i ' 9 .- $ -- i gutter __ 32" 4.1 1 W.,k I Is kilyl ----1I4I Ant e I T bl Lamps a --- Tall : iqu . ited A mount __ ___ --- - . Mont hly Fall Wrap-Up Of Belts, Gloves, Jewelry Rentals '•-•-- __ 931113MR20 Pick handsome pieces of sled stra of heads. Look for wide ones made to J ewelry and wear them The newest gls s cinch or p and tie. Narrow, sparingly Shme is inpanL t fln.w that go all neat ones to Sliver through belt Eastern and Oriental influences the way up to the elbow. They kx)p& They're in a sled riM re rnmg o prong. lk for can be worn crushed d ty ther, at leather, amulets da ngling ftvm a skumy the wrist or tunied down into elastic-and-kather CIO! bft-uchain. Bangles, in rt oks cuts. Gloi found in a lio Try leather and p for hke wood or bone, interspersed wide rap of textures - early fall days. Leather with the stune of metal Wider thick, bulky knits, smooth braided, bask et woven r heavirt vd - f-bracriets worn one kruts, knits with fjjuy surface cojinbined w,tal rie~ Ur i later tio a irrLst - many carvtd or Merest, wrim leathers or on. Bwkin take on new im, bandpatnted. There's a suedes with warm linings, ance s seaso J !etherrrt A11 1 =_= ===-- ----=-=-.-=-- • - '--i- - ====-=- - jAj , -1f -I;_ill . ~40 - F thisweekend. 1 When the Scorpions have the ___ _____ K 7, 71m Raines scores - a familiar Seminole sight. 4 Seminole coach Joe Mills ball look for them to throw it pletions, despite an assort ball when linm pu ts it up figures footballers Drew Qurterback Bill Lamm likes to ments of nagging injuries. Game time is 7:30 and tickets Bongianni and Tini Raines will burudenses with A pair of ends, Ron are at the gate cee s be available for basketball duty And he did it to the tune of more Rayner and Grady King, can go to the South Seminole Rotary next week. than 900 yards of 67 corn- get In the open and catch the Club's Charity operations. I __ . rainmakers. S2.50 Pro d ilg, _- Braxton Runs Lead Bills To Upset Win Over Cards $ Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service I I . 'til i __ I Quality iflfl -1 I . , ' -- $ norio - • r I a I s 0; . I- ____________________ ; On Li"ne In Mieaml ST. LOUIS (AP) - Bruising whoi scored three touchdowns resulted froin two other turnNII (All) Tlw University of Florida football team Jim Bra x ton did most things and amassed a pro career rush oers - the first Dwight hiarri puts it s Gator Bowl prestige on the line Saturday night in a right and the St. Louis Cardi- ing high of 160 yards. son's two interceptions and and lneetin,g with an underdog Nliaiiii team that has won only nals most things wrong But lendi ng a more than a Don Croft's fumble recoery to games all season Not really so surprising, then. substantial assist to the Bills' later, as St. 1,ouis preThe 13th-ranked Gators, seeking their fifth straight that the two elements added up effort was a succession of seven dicthbly went to th e air, rapid. ittory against the Hurricanes, will be out to protect an to a 32-14 Buffalo Bills upset St. Louis turnovers, five in the fire piracies by Harrison anti _1 recurd for their Dec. 29 Gator Bowl game against l7thThursday in the National Foot closing half Tony Greene, both deep in r inked Maryland. ball Iague Bfalo conerted the Cards' Cards tcrritor\ hk lpd e d tht nd the) hate a chance to z¼e fullback Jimmy "This puU us back in the second error, a fumble by Steve outcorr.1-. Difflose the Southeastern Conference's record-holder for runnin' beamed Buffalo Jones, Into 0 J SImpson's inle season rushing and also the leading career ground Braxtun blasteti five yards to Coach Lou Saban ofter his Bills, three-yard touchdown run for a score after Harrison's second gainer in Florida history. 74, pulled within half a game of 13-7 halftime edge. DuBose, who has averaged 7 yards a carry and 121.9 ,tin Buffalo's lead to the front -running Miami Then, with a ball -hawki ng a 26- on the fourth play of they rds i game, has gained 1,219 yards The 6-foot, 216pt)und senior needs 93 yards to break the SEC mark, set at Conference Fast "It gibes us Hart passes, the Bills turned final qirter. 1112 %ards In I9 b% John ltUey of Mississippi And 116 impetus," Saban said. "It was the next four St. Louis mistakes St. 1,ouis' loss trimined the )ards "Al push hini' ahead of I;irry Smith's school rec(vd our third game in 11 days. It's into 19 poin ts and a command. Cards' lead to half a game over of 2,186 career yards. Ing 32-7 lead with 11:28 remain- Dallas In the National Conferre nice to get out 2-1." Dt'sPite ,Miaini's sorry 2-7 rmvrd, offensive coordinator Buffalo's truwnph dropping ing tnci East. But it didn I dishIkb lknRlon said " It's an easy week to get the kids up, St. Louis to 8-3. came on the John Leypoldt booted field earten Hart, who completed 13 playing thv Gators, and that will help." LampsHou' Th Deltona Tel 57 4 i49 "Wfz~mu - Tu 1BG 4 the place to sees, ______ --=--''---- ,L0,_t CIOSd Sunday *W9W§\ 1X1\\X-1 N ggies ry beef - 1. - W The second-ranked Aggles CIRSW with (ifth.ranked Texas today In the first I half of a nationally televised college forit. 14 ball doubleheader. Tonight, . ranked No, 14, meets Southern Cal in a I battle that will determine who meets Ohio Sta te in the Rose Bo wl Jan. 1, i The Texas-Texas A&M outcome affects ='-=. -- ,t__Ai~~~--,,~.~ . ,: PONTIAC, Stich. (AP) - A traditional holiday battle - I.ions' Coach [tick Forzano, aldrippy dome made the Pontiac per a choosing to join the e nays the optimist If! die Stadium turf a soggy synthetic, timated 40 million who viewed morrow. I'll say or. my grav&. but the Detroit lions just the game onnationaltele stone that this team gave cvweren't able to thro a wet Lions' erything they had. Tiftese guys Indeed, if they were blanket on Los Angeles' know the meaning of the f they undoubtey made don't Thanksgiving Day party. The Rams rode to their third anksgiving feast at grandRa ins don t k w the consecu ti ve National Confer. ma's to watch the Rams feast I f theword, ence West Division tide Thurswouldn'tqM11 MUwu day on the pawing arm of James Harris, handing the While the Rams raised their touchdown passes and wide re. I~ons a 20-0 National Football record to 9-2. Detroit fell to 6-5 ceiver Harold Jackson wouldn't n League loss a rris comp et to see its flickecing wild-card quit I I of 24 passes for 157 yards and It was the tint time the Lions playoff hopes just about vanish. cc had been shut out since an The unbeaten Iinnesots Vik identical 20-0 setback to ings, meanwhile didn't even The first was a first-quarter Washington in the 1973 zrkey have to leave the dinner table to Il-yarder to wide receiver Ron Day ganie. clinch the Central Division title. Jessie. The next two went to Although all SO, tickets The loss by second place Jacksen a 17 yarder in the were sold, 11.096 persons de- Detroit did third h 7_k~;kmj - ps "_-:iia- ,~. ' -,1- ~.A_4~0_7 4f" : ~- .:i . ; .;- - __.*.L_,_& I I _.- - '_ ,,-.-~ A • -. -. ~ --,.. __: --.----- --. __ &-? . Carve -eral bowls. The Texas Longhorns, 9-1, are headed for the Cotton Bowl if they win and to the Bluebonnet Bowl if they lose ' _. - ~-_~, - U -__ - - For the AgIes, a victory WOwu send them into next week's game against Arksnsas with the Cotton Bowl spot on the line. A loss to Arkan.sas would put Texas send Arkansas to the Cotton. Boasting the nation's No. I defen.se, the Aggies will be ta king on the nation's highest scoring offer-se when they run up against the bonghorns. Texas A01, 9-0, Is seeking its first football victory over Texas since 1967. Following the Lone Star state hattie, crosstown rivals Southern Cal and UCLA go before the ABC television cameras. Southern Cal is already going to the li berty Bowl, but lJC1 liluSt win If it ants a postseason spot. A victory would give the Utlans a share of the Pacific-8 conference championship and a berth in the Rose Bowl agai nst Ohio Sta te of the Big Ten Conference. - _ The Bruins are led by quarterback John Selarra, who has rushed for 721 yards a nd 14 touchdowns and passed for 1,015 yards this season while directing the Bruins' Veer T offense. If UCI I WI get, the u tart Califo a Trnh id on eader will be holiday east f . Thursday night, 15th-ranked Georgia rolled to a 4 lead be fore runni ng In the reserves In the final period and pulling -_-= -- '--. i ---= --- --=-= -4, --_ - - P By Iii - : .;-.--- L. While moist Of the country dines n leftover turkey, Texas A&M 11I be I! 12U Providwo Blvd, For Further Information Phon# 8624000 I 11 _____ Longwood, Fla. , : I'- . LIMITED ~fA_;,_ Rams Shut Out Lions On Soggy Dome Turf s' • QUANTITIES I -----=--==---= ,. I .. 7A, 0 it - t sUp the fancy running of A Campbell, Rick Moreland, Reuben ,1~ - MIX& MATCH . =-==: J _-\ ¼,, Fred Chase. Dave Dexter, John Helenthal, e 45 For Two - ______ ____ - 0 lea '.. I . Coast Conference under coach Seminole in a rebuilding year and without two players wtio JayWlsdom,ShawnEagan and are still playing football will Ralph McDonald are all 200. look to Reuben Cotton, Kevin plus pounds and they will be out I Mcnihcrs of the Seminole High School basketball team are, front row, from left: Steve Baker, Tim William Guy, Tom Hollingsworth aiid Dounle Williams. [lack . rn er, ai ' I evin Bongiannl. (Herald Photo ) Tom %innnt - I i.vpestiiiswiner. " Seminole Audubon Society will hold a covered dish Innclx-on meeting at noon on Dec18 fl society will quilted mandarin Jackets apron for Classics for lots of party Jewelry. Wide or narrow mileage, talio shirts, simple bangles handpainted. car- ___________ - • - ________________________________ PRESENTS . 11 ' bIoi . . OPEN TONIGHT ___ . 4 . , I - . J OnHwy,17.92a1271h 322 973? ~V 1 ry it you'll 1i keill ::, t II t. . - ne . - ., . figures to boost the Patriots' -- - -.,- - - find plush velvets, velveteens, shirts and pants. and velours; subtle silks, Pants are straight4egged. cgl crepes, shimmery satins, slim and sleck or wide and matte Jersey knits. soft4link gracdW. F, classic pantsuit knits touched ha, pointefle put4ogetbers to evening knits with delicate openwork pajamas to terrific tunics desl. Pat ranging from te ed with trousers. chaltill florals to festive Dresses: in cocktail lengths wool plaids B w the did ri below knee to Oriental ln5pired quilted longest r Look fabrics, print.s and trims. for body-dresses of sengumm . Tops abound, many with satine soft, sli km Oriental overtones. Side-tied jI. R 1' Ro bert Scott a 6-9 Junior, much as Seminole has Satellite daily. Located at..., and doing a .--.--- w FAIRWAY L #mu:: ." , Dry CWning a? budgtt:.., pnCS and corn laundry will hold its annual so thati refuse to extend any ration for the Dec 9 re lifelong dream. DEAR ABBY: I am anti- . choke - The PBX Club of Central oattendUñsserjesjfthya about eight weeks from their & • PBX Club i ________ _______ education and realize his - classes Thew cla "- out a 42-26 victory over Georgia Tech. Georgia Is headed for the Cotton Bowl. Saturday , ABC will telecast the dUl ' Arm Na rivalry and another ntra-state battle between fourth-ranked Alabama and Auburn. The Army-Navy matchup Is striefly a matter of pride. Navy. 6.4, is a three. touchdown fa vorite ov er Army, 24 But the Cadets are smarting after L-eing shut out by Navy the past two years and an upset would more t han make up for U losing record. Mabunia, 9-1. already has a Sugar Howl berth against Penn State. But Saturday night's game ma rk Auburn CoahShug Jordan's farewell In his 25th SWSOn at the Tigers' helm, Jordan's Auburn team has posted a disappointing 3-5-2 record, A victory over 'Bama would a lovels' retirement present. ranked Arizona State, 10.0, goes against No. 12 Arizona,94. TV winner earns the Wer-ern Athletic Conference crc-wn and the ht berth in the Fiesta Bowl against NCaSI ----= ±'-. �- 26—Evening Herald. Sanford, F!. U911MI Russian Stars At Home un Kansas Plains SCOREBOARD .11 at*ønJI Football League National Conference 9 14 I I) 66 11 Thursday' s Reiult Ncwk IslAno Eastern Division W .% nP' 'i" . B c A L Evening Herald, .anford, Fl. T Pct PF pa ':' :s • i 0 e 21 167 3 1 ' 300 159 231 2 I 0 2G.) 167 276 Central Division 0 000111 116 a ! 0 5*3 ;04 203 1 • 719 97 779 western Dsvn,on 9 7 0 II S s 0 SA) 19) 175 , , oil $'..lfl$.al$ C? 3 5? L.OvS TOUIV'sGamn Toronto oil A?loint6 Buffalo , C.ilforn,.i Saturday's P* ori Qoiners oil Pitts St LOtjS At ?dcv, 'York. Island VoinCo er at Montreal WasP'nolon a t of Kansas C,t, Detroit 804110 at LOS Angeles Boiton a, Ch'caoo Sunday's Games St LOtJS oil New Friday 1:00 (2) To Tell The Truth Dryden For The Defense Sv,eet I"I riie Bitte r F o r NBA Ca 1-b rtie 0 VS ' ' 11_ Adults $1.00 £ ° — . ' F Children SOc u- ''.' .. NOV. 29 & ONLY! ",.,,,,,, SPORTS ALL", SEATS S10 & BRIEF' 1 ' Bethuno .Cookman Takes 'p (2) Across The Fence (6) U.S. Of Archie (I) Banana Splits (9) Bozo's Circus (13) Tarzan (44) Dinah! 7:15 2:00 1:30 (2)(I) Chico And The Man (3)(24) Wall Street Week (6)(13) MA.SH 9:00 (2)(8) Rockford Files (3) Florida Business Week (6)(13) Hawaii Five-0 (44) News On The Light Side 7:30 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) Flintstones (2) Tarzan (3) Man And Environment (6) Movie (C4) Movie GT ENl 1*00 & 2*30 XDAI 100 01111y cHRMCT (6) Movie (C-d) News (11)(C.13) Barbaby Jones 10:30 (Cd) Billy Graham Crusade SHOW IN G . 11:00 STARRING MICHAEL DANTE . . I . ",', r. Legend. . ' .. t ' 1 -,, 11 " Two Placed On Waivers a 411111 a I - (Cd) Race To Riches (24) Aviation Weat her (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Laurel And Hardy 6:45 (13) News 6:55 (9) News 7:00 (8) Go . USA (44) Herald Of Truth Ui Show Time MATINEE S^T. 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Cacto Qwo.Ia, 7 99 1 1 P15 OF GA B.mre Bengoe, 3 Arthi Sancirz " i"a 15 3 S 35 103 jivi. S D'ngo Zarr, ',Y Island 10 7 5 25 $6 I Negui EcP'ive; 7 Alavi Pene, S 17 Bilbao EIor za " ah9fS S 13 2 11 69 90 FIFTH E:a ; Smythe Divion Erooas8en i 4 )0 I 31 Rmn, S Celaya Agurr, Ltt $ S S 31 6 Miruri Etnawe, 7 CbucP'n ,'antyr I 4 5 21 63 61 tirre4 — & ', '.. I 3 'S 44 79 P NBC Stacks Its Chips On Live Sports Pile EDITORS NOTE: In the $315 live hour,. About stxeight1 of Eindemann said. "But we may and CBS' "Sports Spec- made head of NBC Sports in successful move. mlllloo'a-year war waged by what we do Is live." have readied the limit of the tacular," 1963. the three teIes'isii, tworks Llndeinano, 52, started out as advertising dollar for sports. So Heseoredacoupinl9When "This is an Idea borrowed for sports programming, NBC an engineer and moved up In the ensuing 12 years, he he thebe.stthingforustock3 tss.ay from signed ,] $42 million contract overseas, SIXTH — I Cacr,r, 1,anttit j 2 dues the mom with live events. through mainly has won some and lost some, Ow 43 3 ArecIaanana. 3 Al.va Wales Conifer once Barr, Zarr. S Domingo Peneg, 4 Nomnii Oiv,.* Br)a (cnave;7 Ogv:a Elon:.. $ Vfetrit,al 'a I 335 100 is 04 L 12 !0 2 26 41 13 SLVENTH I Ec?iino Albend,. '0 3 NequOua, 4 Ii a 16 at 37 D'""' !1 7 — San fords SANFORD'S f It In the second of a four-part ranks of the net- to ourselves, Uay, fellows, Britain's BBC, which keeps work. As he spoke he admired this Is it. Now lets make It sports going throughout the the latest research figures work ." weekend," Wuss NBC had a mo nOPOly on nlajor 4 So A' 1 A me ric an Football League and league baseball until recently, went head-torIeltbatnetwOrtstoplpn_lrtJ head wi th the ler said, "We when Commissioner Bowie official explains the reasg for showing that the recent World Lindemann is a realist, It Is build the program around one Kuhn signed a new $92.8 million League powerful National Foo tball that decision. Series sha ttered all records for his feeling that the sports fan main event-.-., a big golf touron CBS. This move contract di vi ding the spoils be- saved the AFI, and brought B WIU. GRILEY a TV audience, wi th a total of has had his till of the wavut narnent nr .1 lnnni. in,,. ... - Til. Drinks At Al" Po ular l ios , war Prices Pr - Dress Informal ,, ~ with the then-struggling The I I I ! Jo "Nashville Sound" 1111 . ' . JIM CARLTON Baila deer- Guitarist LUNCHEON SPECIAL , SERVED 0I .~, DAYS INN TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT ,/, NIGHTLY Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 p.m. ~ iiiiiiiiill''IIIIIIIIIIIIIII MUSICAL PLACE-TO-GO LIVE / i Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S-1S62-CA-O9.E UNITED COMPANIES FINAN. CIAL CORP. a Louisiana con poration Plaintiff, FRANK PRATHER and DONNA PRATHER, his wife, DOROTHY i ___ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION HO. 7S.13S0.CA-O.E THE BIPIGHA..MPTOPI SAVINGS BANK, a banking corporatIon organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, Plairliff, y REICHERT, THOMAS A, JIMMIE LEE COLLIER, a single REICHERT. MICHAEL I. mon ELLZEY. INGENBORG Defendant ELIZEY. FLAGSHIP BANK OF NOTICE OF SALE OR LAUOO, formerly THE NOTICE 5 hereby given, that ORLANDO BANK & TRUST ptirwant to a Final Judgment of COMPANY, ROY E. BLOCK and foreclosl,,reentered November 25th, PAUL HOMEL D-B-A BRIAN'S 1975 in the Circuit of tt,.. I, Eighteinlh Judicial Circuit in and Drtendant for Seminole Count y. Florida in Civil NOTICE OF SUIT Action No C1751350CA.O$.E, TO FRANK PRATNER ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Clerk and of the Laid Court, will sell for cash in DONNA L PRATHER hand to the highest arid best bidder DOROTHY .1. REICHERT at the West Front door of the and THOMAS A. REICHERT Courthouse, Seminole County. AdCreset unknown Florida at 11.00 ocloct AM. on YOU ARE HEREBY December 11th 1973 thC following NOTIFIED that an action to described real property situate in toreCloLa mortgage covering the Seminole County Flor,da. to sit: following real and personal property Lot 27, Block "0", WASHINGTON in Seminole County, Florida to wit: OAKS SECTION ONE, according to Lot 73, Block A, DRUID HILLS the plat thereof as recorded in Plat PARK, Plat Book 10. page 71. Public Book 16. Pages 7 and I. Public Records of Seminole County, FIa. Records of Seminole County. i,,: teen filed against you and you Flot Ida are required to serve a copy of your Together With the following items of written defenses, If amy, to It on C. property which are located in anc VICTOR' BUTLER. JR.. of EVANS permanently installed as a part of 8, BUTLER. Attorneys for the the lfTIPf'Qv,meflts on said end; Plaintiff, whose address is 70 One Orbon Range 'e) Mde' No Hartford Bldg.. Orlando, Florida E56, Serial No 5109 31*01. and file the original with the Ore Mercury Hood (ete) Model Clerk of the above styled court on or No MIT before the 22nd day of December. Oi'e Comfort Pac Furnace (de) 1975, Otherwise a Judomerd maw h. Model No. FE101. -..... SerIal No AtflV. en tered a ga inst you for the relief DATED this 25th day of dema nded in the Complaint November, 1975. WITNESS my hard and seal of (Seal) said Cou rt on the 19th day of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. November, 1975 Clerk of the Circuit Court (Seal) By , Cecil. V. Ekemn Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court Julius 0 Petruska Seminole County, Florida of ROWLAND AND PETRuSKA By. Martha T. Vlhlen 33 East Rc'bnson Street Depi'y Clerk Orioi'j, F'r.j, 37f 1 P u blish Nov 21. II, Dec S. 12, 1975 Pbi%h Nov 20. 1*75 DETil) DET 166 --..-...-.---. f11 — .' - I ether of you, may have against Said bsckward, up, d.wts, or dLigosally in the psaxil.. Find each estate in the office of the Clerk of the bld4en name and box it Ii as show,: Circuit Court Seminole County, ATI.ANTICCHARTER OLDHAM BOER WAR Florida, Probate Division, In the BA1TIE OF BRITAIN CLEMENTINE OXFORflRIt;RECourthouse at Sanford, Florida, CONSERVATIVE CARARI.AtJCA THE BIG THREE i... .,.... CHARTWELLMANOR SANDHURRT YALTA the tme of tte ;;ra; publicetionof ; TOMORROW: Hodg. PodgeBA tris notice. Each claim or demand • Court NO COVER Our ' Meat 2 Vegetables%1111111* Bread & Butter 11:00 (2)(6)(S)(9)(u) News (C.6) Movie (35) 700 Club (44) Star Trek 1I:3C (2)($) Saturday Night Live (6) Movie (9) Movie (13) Movie 12:30 (C.4) Don Kirshners Rock Concert 1:00 (44) The Fugitive 2:00 (44) Party Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 15.2371.CA.2$.A In the matter of the Adoption of JOEL THOMAS SCOTT NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Ho un Im Seoul, Korea YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for the Adoption c:4 JOEL THOMAS SCOTT has filed in the above styled Court r that you, as the natural father at child Sought to be adopted in tr Oceeding, are required to serve a Copy of your written defensis. It any you have, on Petitioners' attorney HARVEYM ALPER, ESQUIRE. of the Law Offices of Alper and Wick. 616 East Semoran Boulevard. Suite 704, Altamonte Springs, Florida. and to file the ori ginal thereof with the Clerk of thiS Court, both to be done on or before December 29th, 1975. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demardt'cl In thC Petition. WITNESS my hand end Ihesesl o f thiS Court an this lStP day of "' l 01 The Apes (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6)03) Far Out Space Nuts (9) Speed Buggy (3$) Cartoons (44) JIm Thomas Outdoors 10:04 STE I LA STEVENS IN a (2)(I) Movie (6)(13) Mary Tyler Moor e (3) Bill Moyers' Journal: International Report C6) Pop! Goes The Country (9)(C.13) S.W.A.T. (24) Princess Ida (44) Movie 9:30 (603) Bob Newhart (Cd) 700 Club (35) Movie 10:00 (3) Soundstage (6) Carol Burnett (9) Matt Helm 12:00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NO. 75-3SS-CP In Re: Estate of LILLIE ROPdP4ER, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required tO file any 11:00 Sound 9:00 (44) Untouchables FIC1ITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged In bus*ness at 963 N. High way 177, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ARROW ENTERPRISES, and thit we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with theprovishQfl$ of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit; Section $65.09 Florida Statute 1951. 5: Darrell Leldigh Bettye S. Leidigh Publish: Publish:Nov. 21, 26, Dec. S. 13, 1975 1. 104 (44) Ernest Angley Movie (6)(13) Doc (C4) Nashville On' The Road (44) That Good Ole Nashville Legal Notice Sir Winston church (2)(0) Waldo Kitty (C-d) This The NFL 0:00 Now Open - Our New The News & FIND Felony Squad (3)(24) Family At War (6)(13) The Jeffersons (C-4) Friends Of Man (9) Saturday Night Live With How ard Cosell (44) Music City, U.S.A. — (35) Movie (35) Nashville On The Road (44) Encounter 9:00 1:00 05) 800 (2)(I) Emergency 5:30 (3) Quick On The Draw (C-4) Love, American Style (I) Studio A (24) Black Perspective On Report (C-d) Man And Environment Lost Saucer only[ IN 40o (24) Say Brother (35) Wilburn Brothers (44) Star Trek (9) — __pAnuuIu "°° (2) Movin' On (3) Florida Report (CM Love, American Style (U The Protectors (9) Wide World Of Sports (C6) Cultural Anthropology (9) Tom Arid Jerry-Grape Ape (6)(13) Scooby.Doo (2) Last Of The Wild (3) Firing Line (6) Hee Haw (C-4) Robinson Crusoe (8) News Conference (9) Lawrence Welk (13) Project 13 (24) Burns And Allen (35) s Question Of Hunting (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (I) Here And There (13) Candid Camera (24) Journey To Japan il SUN TIIEATRI SEEK 7:00 430 (3) Consumer Survival Kit (6)(13) Sports Spectacular (24) Realidades (35) Party Runner Hour 11:30 11, to - 3:00 And The Pussycats (6)(13) Bugs Bunny-Road (2)(8) Tonight Show 4:15 (44) Movie 11111111111 wITTINW, (2) High Chapperal (3) Lilias, Yoga, And You (6) Sounding Board (13) Dusty's Trail (24) Woman (44) Movie 2:30 (3) Car Care (13) College Kaleidoscope (C-13) Movie 8:30 (2)(8) Josie M KANSAS crr (AP) — Len Kosmaiski, a 7-loot center selected by the Kansas City Kings in the second round of the 1974 college draft, and guard Mike D'Antoni, &3, in his thlrdyearwiththe National BaskethallAssoclationteam were placed on waivers. Both had been used only infrequently by the Kings this year. Kansas City now has 10 players on its roster, two below the limit. Guard Lee Winfield, on the injured list with 4:00 (24) Bill Moyers' Journal: International (2)(6)(I)(13) News (3) Villa Alegre (C-6)(44) Untouchables (24) Book Beat (35) Pop! Goes The Country 6:30 (2) Florida's Watching (3)(24) Florida Business Week (6)(13) CBS News ($)(C-13) NBC News (9) ABC News (35) Animal World (2) That Good Ole Nashville Music (3) Antiques ts) Biaci. Experience (C.d) Movie (13) HighQ (24) Romagnolis' Table (44) Movie (8) Movie (13) Black Contact 8:00 (3)(24) Electric Cornny (44) Gerald Derstein 9:30 (2)(1) Pink Panther (3)(24) Mister Rogers 12:00 ,, / (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News (3) Lillias, Yoga And You (44) Movie C5 . ",, W I 'ii, . 4L-': ', !f'j 71 - I ' (21(5) PolIce Story (3) Masterpiece Theatre WHOLE !-J DAM.4 At. before the Wool ever saw the Am.,Ic.n Cowboy .. . Wlnt•il•wk had b.com. a Rlaok3oot CHICAGO IAPt — The Chicago Bulls, ending several days of speculation, have traded reserve center Nate Thurmond and his $350,000 salary to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Bulls' reserve forward Rowland Garrett also Is going to Cleveland, a spokesman for the National Basketball Association team said Thursday. in return, Cavaliers' center Steve Patterson and rookie forward Eric Fernsten will come to Chicago. In other developments, the Bulls obtained veteran forward Jack Mann from the Buffalo Braves for "future considerations," and guard Jerry Sloan was placed on the injured reserve list, which means he will miss at least five games. 10:00 BRING THE Imm Bulls Trade Thurmond 9:30 (3) Flor ida Report (35) Movie f ULL LFUC COR! Saturday EVENING 6:00 3:30 1:00 (2)(8) Emergency Plus 4 (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(13) Pebbles And Bamm. Bamm (C-i) Mr. Chips (9) Hong K on g Phooey (44) Wally's Workshop (44) Movie MATINEE ONLY I — 6:00 (2) Soul Train (3) Youth in Trouble: New Perspective (6)(13) Famous Classic Tales (Cd) Soul Train (24) Washington Week In RevIew (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking (9) College Football PreGame Show (C-13) Movie (24) Wall Street Week (33) Movie 1:45 (9) College Football The Rogues (3) Romanolis' Table (13) Insight (24) Antiques (35) Movie ' (44) Movie (24) MovIe ORLANDO (AP) Bethune.Cookrnan College closes its 1975 football season In the Tangerine Bowl saturday night in a game against Maryland Eastern ore. But Coach Wesley Moore says the contest Isn't important. "I'll just use mostly freshmen in that game," said Moore after last Saturday's 17.7 defeat by Florida A&M wiped out the Wildcats' hopes for an unbeaten season. "Today was the season," Moore said alter that game. "It's back to the drawing board for us now." 12:30 (2) Go US A (3) Journey Through Eden (6)(13) Fat Albert (Cd) Gilligan's Island (9) American Bandstand (35) Cesar's World , (6) Wonderful WoridOf Magic (C.6)(44) Love, American Style (I) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) America: The Young Ex. perience (C.13) All- Star Wrestling 0:00 () Winnie The Pooh And Trigger Too (3)(24) Washington Week In Review (6) Country Music Hit Parade (C6) Movie (9) College Football UCLA vs. USC (13) America (C.13) All- Star Wrestling (35) Movie (13) Maryland Game Lightly — — 30 / S. Syracuse Heads NCAA Ca ge Menu — - SAT. i, SUN, MATINEE Open — a ; ; *0(Rf$G CHAIR TNIATR( 4 6 R Every TuiI.STPuni ' City equaled its biggest period started, But Monroe and 520.700.2. 'Ca, V (1).1.10.3.40. the Kan= City Scouts nipped ketball Association decision to previous lead of the gamie at Pont" 7 ' 31 the 8& Walt Frazier took charge as the St. uis Blues 2-2. In 3. Ai.ai Alterdi (1), 3.20; 0 (3•1 the Kansas City Kin Thursday's Resuth gs Thu nicksoutscored the B1ets 1279 with 4:45 remaining. 4)20 P (31) ' World Hockey Association, the day night. e.nsas City CS. Cleveland II FOURTH 2 in the first 2 minutes to take 1 Barr, Qwola t4, Cleveland tied 'be score at Indianapolis Racers stopped New York N, Washington '0 *470, 7.10, 1 10; 7. Alava Okokl (3) The defeat plunged the Cay,' and 88-88 before a basket and an 83-74 advantage, Golden State 104, MIlwaukee 340S00; 3 Pdegui Elor:a (1)3 'OS the Winnipeg 3-1; the Mm- homecourt record to 1-6, two free throws by Walker and nesota FightingJets 13 4) 3710: P (43)111 50, 00 (3 4) Saints Stan 128, Colonels 121 Ioday's Games turned They've been more prosperous Roblr.zine's basket put the 10110 Atlanta at Boston Ron Boone tipped In an inFIFTH — I MAfuri Larrese (8). back the Cincinnati Stingers 5- on the road, splitting 10 games. game on ice at 94-91. Seattle ji P"taoelpa bounds pass from Jim Eakins 1100. 620. 400, 2 Fermin Etorza 3; the San Diego Mariners beat • Mitwiukee at Chicago (3), S 70, 5.30, 3 Cefaya Aguirre the Quebec Nordiques 5-I and said a disconsolate Fitch. New Orleans at kbnsa$ City sIC; Q 301 31 10; P (13) 7970. Rookie Gus Williams scored to give Utah a tingling victory Bffato at Las Angeles next week. SIXTH — 1. BiIoo Pent the Phoenix Calgary Roadrunners Cowboys Wasted "When we run, we're tough. 13 of his 22 points in a furious over Kentucky. Kentucky had it PhOiTh* the 5-i. 21. 00. 1360. 640. 2 Oguitalarre Satvrdays Games Steve Sbutt's goal with 3:11 ShootIng 45 per cent looks good, fourth-quarter rally that gave tied the game at 115-115 when .40, 440; 3 0omlngojyi (3), 'ro,? a? New York 460; 0 :5-6) 99 00; P (IS) 147 70 but when you take the shots we defending NBA champion Gold- guard Bird Averitt tossed In a gone In Hawks Spot On Roster 'e at Cleve4and the final period pro. had tonight, It isn't much." EIGHTH —I Eddy YZ.(1),i),40. adelpna at HouSton en State Its victory over MI]30-foot three-point shot with one videdthewinnlnggoalforMon500, 300. 2. Lam' Lenh: (1). 1.00. Jimmy Walker and Nate Ar- waukee, ATLANTA lAP) — The Atlanta Hawks placed roukie 4 80, 3 Domingo Portz (6). 3 do ; 0 second left in regulation play. Pesonni it Golden State chibald, a couple of old hands, (I 4) 2300. P (41)7000. The Bucks led by as much as Averitt led the ColoroLs with 43 Smith had made a save on a guard Wilbur Holland on waivers Thursday, freeing a spot Buffalo at Portland EIGHTH —1 Manolo Larye (5). shot by Serge Savard but WU combined for 53 points to pace 31 points in the first half, but the points, while Boone ti S.ndays GameS on the roster for a possible deal with another National to 70 300; 7. M.ari.jrj Bengo Phi(Ipn, at New Of'IWIS Warriors kept chipping away pace the Stars. 4- 20then caught out of position as the Kansas City offense, (3). 3 00. Basketbal! Association team. 300. 3. AIauva.Ecpav, (2), New York if K ansas City 310. o US) 36 20. P (5-3) 7$30 Shutt pumped in the winning Ptrttind at Los Angeli NINTH — 1 Celiya (7). 440. 510, goal. 7 E, 1 11.160.710; 3 Bilbao The victory was the first in ABA 5I.4 00.0 (17), 2510, P 0 I). 9930 East 0ivison TENTH 1 Larree (3). 11 Alo, seven games for the Canadlens W 1. Pct. GB 540.300. 7 Zhvctso(6),$00,100;) over the Islanders. Montreal, 'rntucky ii S 611 — Ftfrninll),SOO;Q(34),2040, which had three losses and y I. 9 5 643 1 6). 131 10 00 (7 3). 7410. LOU IS I .529 21 1 three ties with the Islanders, ELEVENTH 1 Atiwazarr, 3 14 114 $' 01.1110,7703 to, 7 Barre Ramon had last beaten them in Mardi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ranked teams In action tonight is the Steel Bowl In Pittsburgh West Division (1). 4 60. 1 20. 3 Minolo Perez ( 1974. Sease, center Earnie Seibert Memorial Classic In New York, 10 5 667 130. 0 (31)52 40; P (34). 12000 as the 1975-76 college basketball on Dec. 5 and 6)." 10 5 U? scouts 31 Blues! TWELFTH and guard Jimmy Williams St. John's wili entertain Col. I. Chuctio Bengot Now that the Syracuse baswn opens full-bloom. S 443 ', (1). 1000,500.700,7 SantiAguirre San Antonio The Orangemen are coming have returned from last year's gate, Connecticut and MarthatWill Paiement, Gerinain Ga- ketball doll Is wound up, Coach Utah 3 17 700 7 (1). 3 40. 3 60, 3 Bilbao Aftu (7), Syracuse, ranked )th In the off one of their most glamorous team which placed in the tan. The first round of the • Thursday'i Results 740. 0 1 1)16 60; P (1 1)112.10; 6 non and Gary Bergman each Roy Danforth will we if It country, will play Austin Peay seasons In history — Utah 121. Kentucky *24, OT 0 13 4) with 1 1) 1.395 $0 a eastern 231 NCAA's four-team summit Naismith Hall of Fame tourney scored second-period goals to moves backward or forward. in the first round of the IPTAY record and the NCAA's meeting in San Diego. Howat A) 34 7 , Hiride U1735 Tday'iOam lead Kansas City over St. Lou is. Springfield, finds a r.n.a d! PdCw VCf "We'll be playing more Invitational Tournament at championship. Their fans want ever, forward Rudy 'Hackett Four-team fieldMass., of Niagara, TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Paiement's goal, his fourth of rdaIa if St LOU'S Clemson, S. C. Harvard faces a replay of last year's dde- and guar'i Jimmy Lee will people th is year," says a C the year and second i t )cnvfq at San Antonio be Fairfi eld, O hi l emsonIn the other game. FIRST — I Larri OWOIL o and Massachu. rella season, but Danforth per- missed. Hackett averaged setts, Saturdays Games nights against the Blues, came cauti ous Danfcrth. "But forEcho Lent. 3 Aldan Via; 4 Arizona, ranked No.11 In the haps Is more realistic, .' Loud a? Utah ward Owls Sease and more than 22 Points and nearly N, Alberdi; S. ' Scne:. e on a breakaway only seconds sea in the Louisiana Classic at r.'4 vi. V'rginia at Nor preseason poll, hosts Oregon "It's the youngest team we've 13 rebounds a game and Le Baton Barr, Okoki. Y. urza Elena. I rc Rouge, the four-team into the second period. Ganon Eddy Arana , an AniOn-C it Denver h for solid backcourt play State and 17thanked Prosi- ever had since I've been here," averaged 17 points and quarter- field includes CY, Louisiana holds the key to Succ es added to the Kansas City lead SECOND — I OqwzaLen:, 3 s or dence plays StonehllL Danforth pointed Sundays Games out, backed a finely-tu ne time wi th a power play goal at 6:52 of m ediocri ty When to EcPano Anna. 3 Ica Elon:a; d offense. State, California and Chicago 'tnfv(I, a' "Normally there are a few "However, I feel we' re a tour. "' arm, Alberd,. S Eddy Jay, has rolled around." the pe riod c1 a centering pass The Orangemen are in one of Loyola. It's Stetson, McNeese, .e.r 5' LC. S uru Via, 7 Ald.ona Saftthtl breathers early," said Dan- nnment team. From 15 to 17 fIve opening-day tournaments New Orleans and Georgia from Palement. Cactio O*oi.i The ('angemen, uncertain forth, "but we've got two tour- wins would be respectable for across the country. Bergman gave the Scouts a 3- but eager, are one of three neys right off the bat (the other this team." THIRD — I Acjana Sout . in the Crescent City Etharc Q.o'a, 3 Lr:a Len:. 4 in the brand-new Lapchlck Clashern s ic at New Orleans. 'Ca Via. S ArtK?%d Jaw.; I Eddy ' ,,' thsCInCe5 — PhoenIx 7 ,~~; & $s!.rJ 4 5:00 (C-6) Noticias 5:15 (9) Movie (13)(C-13) CBS Newi (35) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (3) Black Perspective On The News Bad Hits ' 2 Montreal Has Lawyer In Goal ", (3) Aviation Weather (6)($) Concentration (C.6)(44) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of AnI. mals EVENING — York American Conference Eastern Division New 'York l5lander a, Mr'r W. 1. T. Pts. PF PA treat 7) 171 van ou er a? Ph'Iadelphia 7 4 0 63o 3 57 775 Atlanta at California Fa it a a P.tt5bw,h ól ayst2n no -_ J 7 0 300 III 210 koinj.$ City at Ch'cèo NY Jets 2 I 0 200 1t4 330 Central Division WHA Pt1, 9 1 0 900 711 W I I Pis GF GA C n I 7 0 100 725 175 East Di vision 7 3 0 700 '" 15 Cleveland $ I 2 1$ 61 31 Cwi 190 1001317 Cinc I1 0)111 7 wester n Otv$4o .fl Pd Eng I Ii 1 17 57 62 $ 2 0 $00 267 164 lnclapols 711 0 1 B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 lead three minutes later, his WHA single-game record with 25 shots to lead San Diego over k C'ty S S 0 500 2)4 217 W est Di V100" 1 6 0 100 I3 76 MOSPn second goal of U3e year, on a five goals to lead Minnesota Quebec. The victory moved 17 1 0 21 70 to 0 X'O 11 719 Mirvt 10 I 1 21 The Montreal Canadiens are rebound of a Robin Burns shot, over Cincinnati. The record was Diego to within four points of 72 making a good case for the de. Ch?'i (S'n 'i SOeao Racers 3, Jets 1 I 7 70 73 60 set by Ron Ward of the former lu-st-place Houston in the Westfenseandwithalawyeringoal, Thursday's Results Phn,s 10 7 16 51 79 Loss Ar'ct'Ic's 20 Detroit 0 Murray Heatly and Kim New York Raiders three years em Division. Denver 1 15 79 Bflalo 3 St Louis II that's a pretty strong arClackson picked up their first ago and since matched by Canadian Oivh gument. Sunday's Games 15 7 0 30 u a goals of the season and Randy former Edmonton player Ron t4au%ton a? Cinc innati Cowboys 5, Roadrunners I ovetwic IS $ 0 30 91 "Last year we took no pride Wyrozab his eighth as InClimla and Houston's Andre Pien Orleans at Cleveland in our defense, but now we're Ray DeLorenzj scored two Calgary 11 I 1 23 73 63 P?tsgP at New York Jets Hinse, ,, really a hard-nosed team," dianapolis beat Winnipeg. goals as Calgary racked up a San Franciico at Phia Toronto Saints 5. Stingers 3 5)1 2 12 75 93 Mariners 5, Nordlques 1 says goaltender Ken third straight road victory by Thursday's Reut?s Wayne Connelly equaled a Kansas City at Baltimore "We no longer shy away from Goalie Ernie Wakely stopped beating Phoenix. IndiAlOaPolis 3. Winnipeg I e* York Garits at Oa"as San Diego 5, Quebec I making the big defensive play. CPc&go at Green 64Y Calgary S. Phoenix I We seem to come up with It San D;ego s Denver MrWsI. S. C inc innati Atlanta at Oakland when we have to." Today's Games I Yrrei,ota at Washington wor,peg at Toronto Dryden, a full-fledged lawyer Mondays Game Edmonton at Houston who was lured back Into hockey New England at Miami. Defte at P?ioenii by big money last year after a Cincinnati at Mitviewtoi short sabbatical, has never Saturda y' s Games Pro Basketball Quebec at Phoenix been better in his career. Calgary at San Diego And Thursday night, he conNBA Toronto at C incinnati tinued to glitter in goal while Eastern Conference lndanapol1s at P49w England Atlantic Division Sundays Games leading the Canadlens to a 2-1 W I Pct. GB Denver at lnd'an,apol,s National Hockey League vlcto- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pn'Ia 10 5 661 M,vesota at Winnipeg in the other NBA games, the and by the middle of the fourth ry over the New York IslandButtalo 9 7 543 1' Quebec at Phoenix State Warriors quarter had slashed the deficit Boston I 4 411 1' Cagary at Edmonton The "home court advantage" Golden the Milwaukee Bucks whipped 1(-1( ers. His performance plunged Niw Y or k 712 .3U S to 97-87. After the Bucks made It Toronto at Cleveland his goals-against average under hasn't been any advantage for Central Division Son Diego at Houston and the New York Knicks 101-87, the Warriors scored 10 1.7, a figure that leads the NHL the Cleveland Cavaliers so far trimmed the Washington Bul- points in a row with Willi Atlanta 10 • ams this season. Washingt on ' ' ' lets 96-90. In the only American accounting for eight of them, Jai Alai "The team LS N Orleans more consistent In fact, the way the year haS Basketball Association game, Houston 7 • ' this year," said Dryden, who been going, it's been a ills- the Utah Stars nudged the KenTHURSDAYNIGHTRESULTS Cleveland an ss, i' Knicks 9S Bullets 90 has accounted for 12 victories, advantage for them to play at tacky Colonels i-i Westeni COfififtf%Ct Earl Monroe scored eight of FIRST — 1 Eddy Alrd, u; (our of them shutouts, "Every- home. in overMldret Division 1170, 1.20, 460; 3. Lwrf Aran,i (1) his points in the fourth ti&Detroit body has been playing better. — ISO. 4.60; 3. Barre Via (5) 1.20; "Two baskets In a row In the Milwaukee 30 points ter to lead New York over 4 9 .100 3' Along with Walker's 20, (7 4) '3 10 I'm playing as well In the net as late going every time we play at and Archibald's 23, the Kings slumping Washington, The BulS $ *5 SECOND—i. Echano Alberdi I did before m' sabbatical. And home seem to mean ChiC9O 3 Ii 4 1010,570,i70, 2, Eddy Arena (5), who have dropped four in a got a clutch basket by rookie I'mplayngbett outside of Pacific DIvIsion 340.3 00; 3 CachoLeni: (11,360; 0 Igame," said Cleveland Coach Bill Roblnzine with n seconds row and six of their last seven G State fl 1'l net. (7 SI 27.60, P (I 5) i)0SO; Big Q ( L.A. '7 Bill Fitch after his Cavaliers left to beat the Cavaliers. Kan- games, led 72-71 as the final with 25) 71160 In the only other NHL game, dropped a 95-91 National Bus- Friday, Nov. 21,1975--38 ,,TONIGHT'S TV KANSAS CITY (AP) A tonight. Jimmy Ilearns, a 6-5 with the cold and the snow v1slt," Cochran said. "We never last game, Tuesday night 63-62. a 29-4 record. They are 4-0 this tired Soviet basketball team senior forward from Trenton, we're having they said right see Russian people like this. Marymount Is a former allworked out Thursday night in N.J., considered by Coach Ken away it was Just like home. Ma Tickets for the game were sold women's Catholic school with a The good-natured Cochr Sauna, Kan., for their final en- Cochran tobe the "best basket- matter of fact, when they out four hours after they went student body of 709. It has been said his team has two chances gagement in the United States, ball player in the Midwest," is stepped from the plane, they on sale." affiliated with the National In- against the Russians "none but their hosts agreed the play. the tallest player on the Spartan weren't sure If they hadn't gotAll 3,000 of them. tercolleglate Athletic Associ- and slim." ers were relaxed in the stark, squad. ten a quick trip home." FortheSo%1etolympjcd ation for only four years and It Atetic Direor larry Mf frigid expanses of north-central The teams got together Salina is under seven inches it will be a sharp contrast to the will be the only small college Sa)(l, "That 7.2 boy is something Kansas because it was just like Thanksgiving Day in the Salina of snow. Tenlperaturesdropped I5,000-1,000 fans who packed that will have met the Soviet out of an odyssey." home. Country Club for a special din- to near zerc Wednesday night lieldhous to see them across squad on the court. "We watched them work out Home, ma sense, for Thanks- ncr limited to the players and after the Russians arrived at the eastern part of the country. giving, But the Spartans are not as tonight," Cochran sdIcL' the coaches, The big Russians, anchored the airport. Some observers They recorded a 9-4 record unworthy as their size and "They're very big and talentej.' "it was rully something," said there were Russian gut. against the likes of Marquette, NAIA experience might imply. We're tickled to death. We look by 7400t-2, 2O-pound center Cochran said Thursday night In laws and references to "Si. Indian, Notre Vladimir Tkachenko and 6-7, a telephone Interview. "The berla." Dame, Twice they qualified for the on it as a real bonus feature, a Providence, North Carolina, NAIA national tournament, golden opportunity to work 2).pound Alexandr Belov, go country club offers a wide pan"Our town (population about Wake Forest and Alabama, most recently last season when against some great talent. But against Marymount College oram.a of the wheat fields, and 39,000) Lsuide-down wi th this They defeated the Tide, In their they wound up their season with we're not awestruck." — Pro Football I 0 !r_yv. 2$. IM ' LONELY9 mt be in writing and filed In duplicate ait state the place of residence andp.ost OffiCe address the cIairy'?nt nnd must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at. tornev. or the same shall be void Dated at Sanford, Florida, this 75th day of November, 197S. James B. Hunt As Executor of gild Estate A. Edwin Shinholef Shinholser and Logan Firit Federal Building Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Executor Publish Idoy 70, Dec 5. 1*75 DET167 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO. 71-7103.CA.OLF COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, vs (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Cler k HARVEY Poi At PF. rcjIr7F LwOfficesct Alp.i' and Woick 616 East Spi'rc'in n'.IIv,tCJ Suite 204 Altamonte Springs, Attorneys for Petitioners Phone No '311339 Publish , Pdov 7?, 2*. 0cc 5. i; T Ill INVITATIONTOBID Sealed bids from invited General Contractors will b receved for the construction of a FELLOWSHIP HALL FOR THE DELTOPIA PRESBYTERI,iN CHURCH located In Deltona, Fla., 2:10 P.M. ON December 17, 1375 t the Off'ce of Gutrnann Oragath Associates Architects Planners, Inc Sinforci Atlantic National Bank Building. Suite 400. Sanford, Florida, at WhiCh time and place they *ill be Opened and read aloud. The building I lobe constructed . ,,.hii ,,.IIt ,.,Ip, ,'...-..,,- eLri;., carpet and till floor Surfa'C'nç. partitions of wood StudS and drywoill and Contains approximately 1700 square feet of enclosed space. plus driveway and patk'r'g area 'd documents may be obta'rv-d SANFORD CLINGER, JR. and LINDA CLINGER, his wife not from the Architects, Gutmann hrown t be dead or alive arid, if Drogash Associates Architects dead, the unknown spouse. heirs, Plannirs, Inc.. Santord Atlantic devisees, grantees. assignees, National Bank Building. Suite 100. Ilinors, credit or s, trustees, or other P.O. Drawer 93*. Sanford. Fbi claimants by, through. under or 3277*, upon request acCompaned t, against STANFORD CLINGER. JR. $3000 deposit P er Set. and LINDA CLINGER. his wife or Deposits will be r ef unded in full ether of them;arid ill parties for two sets to General Conlrators having or claiming to have any submitting bona flde bids and r et urn rgh',litleor interest inthiproperty Of documents fl good usable con described, dition within 10 Days after the Def endants. opening of bids Refund for sets in NOTICE OF SUIT excess Of two will be eu 135.00 to TO STANFORD CLINGER, JR coven coSt of reporduction, on the and LINDA CLINGER, his wife, opt same basis of return of documen ts known to be dead or alive and, if General Con tract or s who obtain dead, the un known spouse, heirs, bid documents a nd do not bid the devisees. grantees, assignees, prolect, must return same at least 10 I,enors, creditors, trustees, or other Days before the bid date or pa, claimants by. thr ough, under or 13500 per set to defray cost of aoalnst STANFORD CLINcLFR. JR. reproductionandhandling,esse' and LINDA CLINGER. his wife or f or th above, tither of them; and all parties Sub Contractors and others may having of claiming to have any optaIn complete bid <ument%u .' right, title, or interest in the deposit of 150 00 which will t. property described in the Corn refunded, less $3300 to covrr plaint, Residence unknown reproduction costs, upon rtumn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED documents in good condition that a Complaint hiS been filed lOdays atter o pening of bids Par' ag ainst you by the Plaint iff in the sets to Material Suppliers will abOve Styled Court and cause for the issued at the cost of reproduct purpose Of forecloSing the mortgage The %uccessfijl b'dden will on the following des.cr,bed property, required to furnish Performar.r Situate and being in Seminole Bond and Labor and Materials County, Florida Bond, each in the Full Amount of the Lot 7, SAN LANTA. Third Section, Contract Sum, Slued y a bonong according to the Plat thereof. company licenses ri FLonij recorded In Plat Book I), Page 15. of Bidding documents will be on file the Public Records of Seminole for intpe<ti, ri in the off ices of the Cc'untv, Florida A,,p,,,i ,-,.-.,4. .,.... _.._...._..__...._.,... ,'...,,,,, .4 �-1-1-M11511-R-lift.- -- 111111111111 ---I — __ - - --- - - - --- 1IIIII _ -__ _ _ _ - - - ___ —_ 0 : T — -- -". - - -. . ----- ___ BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker -- I " ''. - I — 11111 ... .......... 4 I I DISCOUNT COUPON NICKONY SWIU !!r1 = HIS : P4ANOl , tvitem4o , new Nov coutow WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50' — )$a , \;Z •, •• .. ii r *.e.sn o.. ,• = - *sos O.N4i THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . tFr . GOOD NOV. 28 . 0 S 49c $1 14" It, _ . . = 1wki . o %ff 1207. . , Wr-I .-_ hbb~ .r CAN ; ALL FLAVORS . - FOR HARVEST ES . TANGERINES - .. 6. I I3 -- -~ POTATOES -1 79 0 79 - e mann s ICE -r-- --- ;: i ,- ~ 1;E ---Z0 ' I MayolilialseLLe' , MILK L.-,t I -,fh $5 00 o' HALF GALLON A Mu'r pwr(hotr V 111, . (.gor.Ite, ASTOR W C I I. - - ca*c lk vr-,O%c G=3 I ---—, " A I BEANS . * 2 CANS S c 6n# 89 'i ---- lqcq).[Uo --- . Mushrooms -- P Cr 1 iI • • • • • • k.. C i(j SOME . PrJl(p 115 ---=- Pears ---- --- -- . 9 fill 3 t,,, 99c -,-, -,- - , P/, " ~/ - It 0 SkAVING rS NOr a 10~~ I. f '~@f T'kE ml;NZOR L! 'k' p 1/ . -,.-v-' )C'ocklfl / v -:v PAC, 79 PKG 79C 1-1% J9c • • . R -m-v~- 0 • All 9ppi PKC, I-n 0 * 0 PKG 59 -- . .. ... ° — — 5 - — — — 47 48 49 53 1 1 . - -- — 55 5 58 59 I s — — — Leaner Body RAC SM 4', ,7 ')*, P WARS p ~ to I 4) -I P at A. Q~l ! . __— ARCHIE by Bob Montana I [I C ' UH 4 I - /0 ) — I I CA, I / ~VHAT CAN'T MOOSE 7 BELIEVE IT' $179 AUTOMO BILE EVERY TWEIY NIP4uTES ' 1 . I 1 . , ______ '—_ IV, r 7j , , . 4 GUY IS (( -- 1 69c I ~ 11 ~! s'-i-- FACTS - I R - -J I — — * / , 61 a So. 3 CUPS , IVEld THE SAME - ACA A I Id i I , # I ) $100 oo ies :' C $100 lk cl 2111 . - 69 C I / THINK I $129 419 E. - _-J1 ~ L I -,. 1,A.k _ -~.-., -r1-1-.)L-",,-6 ..~s . ---_r .. — .. ~I .. -, I. . ' ; i L ' build muscles to obesity. Just send your request tome in care of this newspaper, x, San Antonio, about muscle building program would great!) In crease your chances of high containing lots of (at .- - - - I - - -. South -. - -i - ---M ------~ ! I - ; A (Thiti r('aclurs wank to know why an unnamed expert player bid a three-card dia- ___________ miond suit and a singleton club , 1 7 -. ! bids were forcing and our expert could always go back to a West had two reasons for major suit if he had to ~is four-spade call Ile first if owever. this particular bit of -: -- - - - -:: . - , i,F- - --- -. .: -- --- - - --, - one as that he just might hims did not pa off and in make It East might nell be general we beliee tht short diamonds dhold th -KISS- kee It Simple. ': - - , - The second reason was that e%er%one to bd he knew his opponents, North ( just hated to let an cpponent for the exDerts,) Write "A-;, .- - - r.- - : -. -- .-1 - -_--0 Z - I. _-m-_- .W`-=---,- -,-i I - nie cards West didn'tt know newspaper . The Jacobys . 1 . -- - I . - -- -- ~ , , t- 4- I _- .- --. II - knew that he had a far better envelopes are enclosed T , chance against five Ile didn't most interesting quostion' CARNIVAL - Z~ double merelv because 'vou and will receive copies of think vou ma% ' - beat the Jon- JACOBY MODERN) - - L4--VW~g*~;~4--i -j iz;Ma,~~ -A2 - by Dick Tumor = - , ---,-,,-.4--,~-*- -- ~,~ -- -- - ten to any ad Do not -- vice - - -, -W T . ,lip, . 1-i'l- 10 :ejII t- / 1~ t-~71 i - , - -, - #-! v J =;'. - F'. I -;[ -;. --1 - -- - 7 ,.I ,- - ,0"I 4 >ourmuscles look bigger, but you can seriously damage your health with such efforts. What you want an strong, lean 1 muscles. " 1 ~&j -0 !i n---- Z-Mrylk -f'! j~' - I can't emphasize the points i ( you need a good strength about diet with weight training training program. You Pre in a too much. Young men are large enough city to get some susceptible to heart disease lp on a muscle building even in their early Ms, arA ograrn from a city heal th club conswning a fattening e to or from your YMCA. become fat-marbled beef is very unwise. Theee a ,- . - - - __.. simple truth is t you have a that you enjoy except a we much better chance for con- training program All of those tinued good health, as long as measures will add fat inside you reta,in your present lean your muscles and may =ke you look. Wliat you really want -~:IKF~~n~--- - ---- - if he could beat four hearts or answer individual questif recommendations about UWng in lot3 of extra protein. Just eat a good diet each day wiffi about - - . -iaz& -..1-t71--A0I:A-~\-A:~ howtofollowasniblemu1e to any unsound tire and a bubble bottom, and listen that is about what you will get sugg from that effort. Also, such a half cream or to eat foods I- 1 - .- a - ,:~ W I Ft", T-Z, S. -I.Iri- V jz -,"-iw~*W: I :4, I \ ;/ i '; . -% 7 - I some tacks to - builtling mu5cles the healthy Incidentally. many thin way. It doesn't take so inuch people ftive and gain weight exercise either. If )OU do too when they stop smoking that DOONESBURY U by T K Ryan , Y A M jd Life—lee-oleb I%- -I /,i - z . - -----4 — -- ., ---; . - . L I ECORATING CAL L tT.- I r I ____ \ 1>— I - by Garry - Trudeau 1I A&3 1 'HLY POLGHEV I- -(; I -~ *IEW V65TMt'A7ZP 14T ; - I - - . -111 D I ./- __________________ F a4OC /N ____________ _________ I_____________ ST. I- North East suc,ciessfull as you could wtffi a and when the pobon is remo%va ra FIRST North-Sauth vulnerable much exercije the wiong way should be one of sour habits -~A - TUMBLEWEEDS 10 SANFORD II ../ . / Sharp Sticks - - `Q 62 084 I - - ; - , 99c ' hk3 )ourself As I have me tioned before, the answer is not in taking in a huge number of calories and trying to h3ng rolls it h1ch Is not all bad To do that # & to . have bid five hearts. fit should have passed. South would double four spad". set It two tricks and pick up 300 points. which is a much better result than being set at five hearts L Ab Lamb -- P 0 Box Co nethan ____ i ! number 5.4, Weight Train~ — -.I . I --,a------,J11 ; - - -- - i . - . I : 0 r, .. .. e 9 6CANS " 79 e would sell our souls for the excess our stout friends want to shed. We seem to never I .1 . -.- . &KQ . counterparts. Nonetheless, we CO- 0 8ut?e,,tI Cheese famine victhm, yet have as blood pressure, diabetes, heart and vascular disease. The D1,111 .' VOIAT A IT SAYS HERE THA7 A - . - -- West opened his king of people conicerned with losing velope for maillu. weight, and a smaller but I have a few words of caution consistent amount from people CARRO15! . ,%, 11 .---.--.-..---:.-71 ------, tract The ixids against vou A A 9 64 A 108 S'l MATH Mi 9 - ---_ ; - -I I -I - .. --.- -. - I I . - - _- - t 4 Of course. North should not 1 1 1 --~ lasts Igetbucketsofmallfrom stamped, self-addressed en- \ ()U I 0 111~1 , VIV \fAt SURE! WAIT '-• BRIDGE By Law-rence E. Lamb, hI.D. tunate folks who suffer from ----.- -- Bit . OSWALD and JANIE-S JAV011Y your blesshW and pray ftt it Texas 78M Include a long, tju JOINJIN5 OUR PROTEST MA;Z I .'.-. addition to your natural charm this coming year. If there has t(KL-iy. there's an extra dash of been a temporary void in your en th usimn about you which life It will soon be filled. WIN AT Ali VCtfflOIF PRISCILLA, AREN'T T - - . .. --. *,Z--Ilf.-., -- -7 I ,1 _________________________________________ - rules out any abnormahties. EN •c By Oswald & J2mes Jacoby L 14 RAG Cottage Cheese Cf,rr, butyfllU*,Ckip0,u, - OuS "Uffles — 46 old,6 foot, I inch and tipping the I k ( 2 8 * Cottage , FIFTH (goo 42 — %,%.. . i ~ ji. I -1~ - $ 29 8,J of Yog urt LVS L tt -- — -111 e- 74,dili~ '-,- I ION] POLLU, V Coo'i S.rtm,lk EXEROSE I N L J co / 900000 Sup..,and All ha - Harvest fresh 1,.,,,, 54 - , r 1 41 i iI -' of the opposite sex find love will please you today. Don't spoil it by bringing others VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) into the picture. WMe othe rs bjde their time at fun and games, you should keep YOUR BIRTHDAY your nose to the grindstone Nov.29, IW5 today. Tht rewards will enable . you to play better la te r. Bonds will be strengthened Means Health -- I EXERCISE 'YOU TALKING ___ Cheese EAD : , 99 — - A Chic Young — CTNS . -.-.-. 141- — — — DEAR READER to " -- Bnvilp,, Loo, r k*4.0"V EXERCISE Rrui, Biscuits OR Duck - -1 -------- %, _4 ,-- 1 k k~~- '-_'~ PG , 10 Ci ChampagneFAMILY Cold . - ~ - - 1 'W I$ 120, BolognaPolled,Holorm. .00 Sausage . 0 0 Sv, I . 36 - - - irresistible. UNDER TRESE AN'] DO SOME WORK! BLONDIE C S S Kosher Pickles DARLING tiot-sl F, IS 35 ? . ., - I i cloussen lc,cfe Of whole ANOR 29c I, .. -V----," IJ . Franks E' PKGS ) ___ '". i L15 Sausage 89 I to 9 ___ -1 not in the physical sense but !n Soft fights. sweet music and a your demeanor which rnembe rendezvous wi th the one you — — ________ NOW GET BACK TDIlt'itl \ 54 ' 1 'rvm Bun S,, Horro li,rit, _____ by Stoffel & Heimdohl OOPS...FA LS E ' SNACK — LB Beef Franks 0 Ham., . . . . , • • I Margarin * e 3 Carrots 0 2 range __________________ 28 29 30 ' 34 0I1 BEEF All Reserved PO~-.s $100 ' 43 44 45 $ 19 H -111111111111 23 27 - bushel. Let your rays shine gentle. but firm, persuasion for th bright'. Don't be afraid toadda dab of IO(Jy2Aug.22)you humor. have massive x appeal today, PISCES (Feb. 2March 20) — — — — 0 NO ffiORE BURNING OF MIDNIGHT OIL .1 75 KNIEP ROUNDS OF Bologna Qua nti ty Rights - 0 LI Pork Roast . . 0 Salami COop THERE SHALL B --.HKJk4./ /. 0 SALTINES SAG 6 (_111 a %I — You're a far more sparkling AQUARIUS(Jan. 2(~Feb. 19) person today than you rea lize. The results you're seeking Don't hide your Li gh t under a today can be attained wi th — - 21 ) the capacity to be pleasantl,. sociable today. Don't stop at one spot. You can handle it. CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Business and pleasure area good mix for you . . tiative in promoting some ligh t diversion as a prelude to . don't push your good fortune beyond reason. 20 21 31 ___ To lower fuel costs, — — makes your trnahty more charismatic. SCORPIO Oct 2Nov. 22) While others may ignore the plight of an unfortunate friend, your icese seff 10 11 — — INSTEAD OFliN' HAT TRANSMLSS1OIJ ~ b s r I W ITH 9 16 25 126 ; . COFFEE CAN CHILI 0 bbICll I A'C C POTATOES 8 _______ — 19 — — ( It, U - - - I I 7 6 — r. I . Ma-IM- - ' CORNED Zju 40--, .' - 5 fl UL PRESIDENT BLOOMER. r LB .N - GRINDS an' k ' ll 49 Stitches — I Sliced Bacon.':,a 12 -1 ~11 1 0 THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS // ___ 39 -1 jl .- W .1 I H i 4 13 57 I. S '- I -- - ________ __________________ 2 18 24 ~_?~~3 - • e monicos -., r 32-ox. BTL. 2 . 27 Plant part 28 Treaty group ARIES lMarch 21-April 19) Seek not your pleasures in groups or among crowds today Happiness com es through the company of one you cherish above all others TAURUS (April 1a) 20 ) 'ii t Today ind s to .i thate postponed labor of love. It may be small to others, but heart and mind combi ne to make it a big thing. GEMINI (ivaay 21-une Situations that may be chancy, tngs (or you as long as you — — — — — — F By order of ______ WESTERN CORN FED FULL 14 LOIN SLICED INTO - $ 79 Pizza- - SIZE Small amount of IQQf For Saturday, November 29, 1975 for others could prove to be sure __ , BUGS BUNNY ________________________ -. letter I C . $1 • 3A4c 49 49 S DETERGENT I Party 1 - \ SES YOU REALLY ~ , I . I • TPE - LIQUID I 1`10 & 32-os- and 25 Got I's name by Lorry Lewis SIRLOIN TIP I y .- .. -J I .. I, P 4 -, LILAC rot Pies salelf,te surface ___ URST I S-`l- "ngrr mcin Se-0 -'-'~,tclirn US No-1 WHITE - flUCK . . .-~ I • KGS HARVtST FRESH Before Ions " - IL %~ Ait, Cut . 43 Reach across 44 Corn bread It ONELESS ROAST n7 PXG. 4 5mooth Shining 31j Number ; T!G TO ROLLS Doughnuts* Gr. Peas 4 .', 00ir drink liat)t I I SLICED BACON FOP Secure grasp - CANS All Vof Ot-4-1 00-rfon I venue ---.-- 5 'I Ground B - C I 40 Kind of mr1k series 19 Latin 2 Nevada city 24 Kind of *ine 45 ___ .1 J for - re DOWN 1? 3 Raccoon - CAMPUS CLAER with BIMO BURNS Stew Beef. rOW( . R - 7' /' / 2 I Myer (3p) I 9 British ale IT lTh WAIT. .- . __ PAPER TOWELS .. 11. ("* i U I LB. JUMBO BOUNTY .- CHEK DRINKS I HAT BE U) ump SEEN :.- :, . iton,lrtt — ¼ RP CM, I~TW FnTTI Wo! W6 . - APPLES -- 1 nt (archaic) rim 58 Gibbon 59 Dative% lab I 4 32 Before dnrr _______ . . iCW AM I &~NNA M FSK ALL 8 Totaled 55 Condition 11 rt Cansom 7 Act of drinking 30 Mister isiagl stake _ ,iii*r , ROAST CHUCK GAI JUG . L A TET Bourl[cc COUNTY) - 2 0 v, $ wijO 01N 113 53 Drink Iquor drink THE BORN LOSER - U.S.D.A. CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY GRADED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF HARVEST FREFH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS . it.. £RT THRIFTY MAID D -. 116 -- ______ l bI lB I --1 - I H HFHNftF BFDF OSOI 51 Summer I? An,rnng of Infling valu* 1) - i £ND * tOils ,wsculs,s 0* 5 - I 43 Faucet (SN at . ?4 L 41 Wpt drink Friday Nov 21, 1971—SB HOROSCOPE L iI lab I 12 Actual I - ~--- _______ ... ( o~ BLEACH 0 ____________ _____ I ________ v 1) .. 5 £ ;; pri I — - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40c 1;Z Alcohol.c L' I T ado' SUGAR 89 V I THRIFTY MAID ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRU3, BRIVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE - . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA E DD1fc I 5 Small ___ 1 K ) ____ 1 38 Fall monit, ACROSS .. V - __________ ___________ 6A,likE OF THE WEEK ALL AT ONCE I CO\ER CEC'" ./ PRICES GOOD ui I ____ Tj,4E OJT - ( 5%% ITC14 EE U( DISCOUNT COUPON ). Ps 610-16 llu cjA V E UU . . ORANGE JUICE — -6 1116046 smove,li, •fl ses* 1 II.S*%tI$ ON N$ PII 1 * *Oi* ?VSCN*u 0 (~&v 'Zh kik,z . PAN £d , fl.. YITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 90' e• OIli PUCflIII = = 9 OUNO nrrr FOR 40, *u;s ON tNiI '&.. I ê Si" 00 awes lack ties £ $ 3 BACON ' DISCOUNT COUPON ~ S. ~ I R. . I = -- ') 041T TO LEFT FiEL:- i"wilE ,-.:'rA i i . SLICED 6 — --- I ,As~ DISCOUNT COUPON .. I Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl An T-I ).— , -- -- ~ . / - - - a Z - z-1 k I- \ M - -- I -: - ___ - -- --- —= ____________________________________________________________ -- - — ----- --------. -- - __i_ Wi ,~~ii~~ili~ _ g ~ ~a ____- - —___ -— 1~ MAN — - - - --- I I _____________ :i-z8 -. 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C. Skylights as Shown on Notice Seminole Orlando - - - - A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see Call Ifl ?Atl or 9)1 9993 - 5:30 - 1143 - - )2,17 4 . 2.31127 ACCRUED INTEREST RECEIVABLE - 'NVESTMENTS General Fund I'4c'me-ownerthp Reserve Funds - - 1167 116.3 14,564.7$ 1.54211 242,000.00 742,000.00 DEBT AMORTIZATION FUNDS Debt Service Fund ---------------£70532 171 1177 Deposits with HUD - - -----5,103.57 - n00rt tuADrt 121) 1212 1260 1790 - IAM800 COVE , - LAND, STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT 11007 Development Cost 11003 Less: Oeveiomenf Cost Contra 1&37 5 Land. Structures and Equipment City Manager 6.021.33103 545.20603 Publish, N o v 2$, 197$ ,QJ1.Is7 4.039,179.34 6.$$I,335I 7,111.11493 LIABILITIES 2114 7126 7179 7133 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE vendors and Contractors Tenan$sSecurity Deposits Other (Accounts 2115, '71178.21191 . NOTES PAYABLE Project Notes Non HUD Sundry Notes ACCRUED LIABILITIES Interest PalabI(. Bonds NON HUD Pat mints in Lieu of Taxes , O'ter (Accts 2131, 713% - 2137 - - 2,49970 12,313.99 - - - 707.31 IS.9200I -------$917903) $9479031 - - 11,10011 , 453597 - - - 14,709,17 34,64.490 DEFERRED CREDITS Tenants PrepadRenfs 255.03 Other ..................................73503 FIXED LIABILITIES 7341 New Housing Aijtrority Bondslssued S,k00 7343 flew Housing Authority Bo4?,Re?red fl,314.11O97) .577,579 03 - ,Dlrier Notes Payable to HUD fDefcrred Plaza, Publish: Nov. 7*, 30, Dec. 1, 1975 OFT 163 Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND F OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S7311-CA9.0 I RAN W, W000WORTH and EDNA M. W000WORTH, his wife, Plaintiffs, --'---'---' 1:30 and 5pm. - ' Sanford B OWNER-- 102 IdiliWilde Drive Just reduced 55.500 Transferred out of state. 1 bedroom, 7 st or y, over 3,900 sq ft No reasonable offer refused 3210747 WEKlVA RIVER ESTATES New bedroom, 7 baths, double garage, 7 porches, patio, country Selling, on large I acre plut lot. 83$,500- Directions: West on SR 46 to Weluva Pd, Call collect, eves Owner Broker, Herbert Bronson, os 283 0709. ai ,. ,- ' • 'i ' -, - APTS t & 2 bedroom apartrpr,its, . , ' : - ' i JIM HUNT - INC. i'j 7110 AVAILABLE $13.5 $150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 434, Longwood edroom apartment, partly fur ished: couple only. 3fl.371,2 days, 270991 evenings. _ Near Sanford TAFFER REALTY 3 Bedroom. 2 bath on large fenced lot; carpet. 523.900.-Terms Neat) Bedroom home, fenced, only 570.000. 3-Bedroom, 11 bath with fenced back yard. $fl,900.-T."rms Peg Real Estat. Broker IIOOE 23thSt 372 645.' f ' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ila8'e - Large I & 2 8drm, APARTMENTS ,edrOOm unfurnished. kitchen uipprd, air, carpeted, 599 50. Jults only 327-2794 w'k nds & es --.--- - __ - 2Houses Unfurnished _______- REPIT. PURCHASE PLAN tern Clean 3 bedroom homes, milyroom. garage, carpets 031-8772 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Suriland- 3 OR. 2 bath. kitchen furnished- No pets. 1)65 mo Call between 48. 1pm., 322015)- "in - S tenst separate garage Security deposit, 134 , _______________________________ ' . - . , NO SECURITY Iiiiiiiiiiiiiet DEPOSIT. ro m Mo. -6 1 % I Acre. New fleitroorn House Appro xImately 2.000 %Q It. living area; large kitchen, cabinets bo th sides top and bottom, new refrigerator and stove; 7 car garage. $33.500. - & Year Leases • Real~ ,j Hwy 17.?? Acros 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" H From Ranch Hou 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, central II 323.8670org3i.g7yl heat air. high well drained oak shaded landscaped lot Automatic washer. TV antenna. * real "home". Us. a little Imagination and you'll have a "showplace" 5.32.500 CaliBart Real I. Luxury Patio Apartments Estate PEALTOFI in 7199 ~f STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM (itt 10 ACRE TRACT, $1750 to $3000 7i) ACRES, small lake with 3 bedroom. I bath home. $53,000 125 1 , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 Professionally Manaqed jlm,~-110& HAL COLBERT REALTY INC 201 Li 25th .22)1531 HALCOLBERT,REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate 1' es 222 0612 or 322 155' ' 1. ' I S5--Boats Aluminum Siding triü I can cover your home With ali Siding & soffit syStem A Roofing, Gutters. Screen 70 Y Exp Try me $51 9543 APARTMENTS r cf AND 2 BEDROOMS- FROM $144 Serene - Easy Living All Adult - Modern -- -. -50--Miscellaneous for Sale --- - V 1120 Florida Ave., Off S. 1?.fl Phone 3236650 Home Cleaning VacuurTsing, Bathrooms, Windov Floor Waxing. Rug Shampooi, Fr Ovens, Refrigerators -' _ ------ - -- Open . SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY,gtoS HIGHWAY I6 FLEA MAR KET ltmilesEastofI1onHwy46 (bet y46 Auction Gallery) xmas, - 1.577.57903 p - Interior, Exterior Plasterin •i -- No PUR!FICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonyatel 301 37) )fl9 64-Equipment I'. 16ki for for for Everyone Kids Need help on that Saturday lob Paneling door, windows huni "4' ______ Everyone ______ Partial L'tt,nq Good glass; 7 Sign Handell lamps and other good old lamps, dolls; doll furniture; Children's furniture; large selection of primitives; wicker; clocks; Victorian furniture; Bow, front chines; lots of other fur niture and mi;cefly:,n.,s Phone __ ______ 322 9119 - _. " 75-Recreational Vehicles ---- cubes and $ exp color film. Save 1471, Special $7136 'fieldt Camera Shop, 210 S. Park. Flowers and Gifts for all occasions. tropical and esolic plants Car nations, $5 001. CAREFREE FLORIST, 7397 French Ave., 373. iso. - - Slide in Camper for or Ton pickup, t'CCPS very ciran 1720627 -' - Polaroid Square Shoo ter 2, 3 flash Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial - SEARS telephones will be open every night 'fit $ thru Dec. 23. Call _________________________________ 3721771. - &).-Aut Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, for Sale -- - - 190 VW '7OEngine,$600 323 SodOafterS ________________ 14 at 17-9'?. Sanford exit, at Lake Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit thipers. Select yours today for Christmas shipping. Phone (305) 3277641 Daniel Greene house Slippers, all Motor Cross Bicycles and Ac floral pieces, lovely hanging baskets. Ann's Flower A. Gift Shop, 373 2660. styles and colors. knight's Shoes. E First St. A gift to last all year . .A family . . memt)tlr'shiptO Family World Golf 8. Country Club, 322-5.4.4). Beautiful Christmas Decorations, Arrangements. Sanford Flower Shop, One Of Your Better Central Florida Florists, 372-1922. Out of Ideas' Visit Ethell's An tIqucs, 1 mile wiit of I 4 on old St. at "16" Station, Paola, Rd 57 1 Beauty Care Products for Mom Tow ers Beauty Salon 519 E. Fift?, 372 5747 cessorles. Free Racing with purchase. Bicycle City, 19$ W 431, Lg,, $30 1161 105 N. M.ailland, Maitland, 447 04.33 GIAL THEY JEWELERS has a wide selection of ID Bracelets, gold and silvtr, $.13 up Make Mom's life easier with central heat and air from Sanford Heating The kids will love Cowboy Boots and & Air Conditioning, 3276390 Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, 20$ F. First St Mom will love you all year for a Micro wave Oven or a Trash and an Electric Compactor. Barbecue Grill will make 0usd a Dick's Appliances. "Top Chef 76 1 7 S French, 377 7651 . . Gifts " ' for - Dad Gifts Gifts _ Mom ___________ . HOme i - I - for Rent LCDtx+ Cirvxlie WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE ill ]IS E. Firit St. 372-5472 up; Sables and blackS. 5 Kitciten Bathroom Caoinets, Counter top, lnks. Installation available. Bud CabetI. 3721057 anyfime. YVMLIC Wks old 3 essure Cleaning I Paintin Specialist RooftExteriors 51-Household Goods ________ "liLt' Eli (O4ATORS aDIW itt .372 We Buy Furniture rx, (,?imat,s. R$to,iabiI Rates RISE . Trrms Aviljbli COMMFICIAI. l40U( DIRECTORY Land Clearing ALA CLEANS ALL Ester or pressure dleanin') 173 0863 ___ Radio & TV OFF 1(- ( MACHINES Ar ',rr,r' at m,1he5 and models" Fast SERVICE Live Oal Pl.cl Casst'iberry Phone $319641 DRIVE IN TV Scr',.ce 7-02 %rfOrij flutne's% Machines 322 9005 Roofing DAVE'S PAINTING Work's Slow Cheap Rate's Fr estimate 722 2623 _ Expert roof repars, flat roots or shingles All won, guaranteed BR000EN ROOFING 3736700 W 8. M ROOFING CO One week special: Shingle, $35 per sq.; Buildup. 53$ 096 4194. Pest Control SPY BROWN PEST CONTROL Park Drive 37-2916% Pet Care Upholstering OufitituptoiSierin(i F ru'e fl.Cii up 6. delive ry Call for tree estimate 701 L. Commercial 323 6151 I PIT REST INN ltoarding & Grooming Ph 1171tOt, Wall Papering - ________ out to Sanora this weekend and register to win a set A Pressure Cleaning EST EPSON LAND Ci[ARltj'ç,' ullOoling, Excav.itncj. Ditch Work F 'II O-rt. tOp SOil 177 594,] -- ~ Santa 's Tips Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1210 IMPROVI BUDDY'S HOME MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAl PFtITPY AND REPAIRS 37 13)6 i; Santa's Tips .__• N Precise time r,'li'a..e-rj pint fond Garnet jncj I4.00 W itt St rattan furniturCOUCh, 2 chairs, table, lamp and haSsock Excellent condition 372- Platter patching & timulat, brLk & tot'ie Specially. 32? 211 SOLAR HEATING AND WATE 'X 14"'E ,GI •._. Old bathtub (pasture Home Improvement ______ I - Painting Carper'1r1 Rxmorji.tng AdcJ,"oj Cus!nm Wn,k I '<rntr-1 Flo 11 Fre, estimate 323 éi33* f ____________ -, 61-BuildingMatenals Boys Bike, 10 sod.. $43; Philco air conditioner, $15; Coldspot refrigerator, $40; FrigIdaire refrigerator, 545 322 3472. ______________________________ ______ Legal _. - _____ furnUtjrp Flea Market Estimates Call 322 3112. I1 ____________ j -'- Office Machines Quiet 4. - - ______ _________ _____________ of men's and women's golf clubs... BabySitterfor2 children, myhome, DELTONA- I Bedroom. $130; ranhun - I - vs. FLORIDA OTHA L. BOOTH and HELEN L. NctIcsef Public Hearing BOOTH, his wife, et al., TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Defendants. AMENDED the City Council of the City 0f Winter NOTICE OF ACTION Springs, Florida that said city wage TO DEFENDANTS: Council will hold a public heari,at Need full and part time. 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced va' Call *342107 between 9:30 and 5 OTHA L BOOTH 7: 30 pm- or as soon thereafter as Adults preferred, $150 m M. 1217 Lancaster Avenue ________ ___________________ Possible, net Monday, December Se curity deposit 323 5914 Or 31 WILMINGTON, DE 19999 Mature woman for light housework 1975, to consider the adoption of an 6430 --arid and care of semI invalid, evenings ordinance by the City of Winter Springs, Florida, title of which is as HELEN L. BOOTH and weekends. S end c.-.';". 71) Locust Avenue follows resume to Box 59 1, co Even ing ELSMERE, DE Herald, P.O. Box 1437, Sanfor d. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, n Part time delivery help. Apply In PROVIDING FOR A CIVIL SEP. action foforeclojea Mortgage on,p,e person, Suck'sCatering, 13th and VICE FOR THE PERMANENT following property in Seminole Sanford Ave EMPLOYEES OF SAID CITY; County, Florida, to wit: The East 50 feet of Lots 9 and 10. Nurses; RN's; LPN'; Aides; CREATING A CIVIL SERVICE Aide BOARD: PROVIDING FOR RULES Block 1, Tier 11,01 Sanford, Florida, Companion; Needed ImmedIately. AND REGULATIONS Or SAID according to F. R TRAFFORD'S 6200636. BOARD; EXAMINATION, MAP thereof as recorded in Plat T} ELIGIBLE LIST, DISCHARGE Book I, Pages 56 to 64, Public 25-Loans . I AND HEARING OF APPEALS Records of Seminole County, _________________________ Flrda. THEREOPIAPID SUSPEPISIOPI OF "-at been filed against you, and you LOANS AVAILABLE operating EMPLOYEES OF SAID CITY; capital, startups. expansions, etc PROVIDING THE TERMS OF THE are required to serve a Copy of your C. Lacy McCumber, Jr. 904397 MEMBERS OF THE CIVIL SER. written defenses, it any, to it on VICE BOARD; PROVIDING FOR A KENNETH W. MCINTOSH,384S It VICE CHAIRMAN THEREOF; ESQUIRE,0$STENSTROM DAVIS PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, 8. MCINTOSH, PI*intifft' attorneys, -.--,, s..i whose address is Post Office Bøx SEVERAIIILITY AND [EF NOTICE F ECTIV DATE 13)7, Sanford. FlOr,3., 32771, on or To Whom II May Concern, A copy of Said O:dlfspnc, shall be before December 71, 197$, and Ill. You are hereby notified that the original with the Clerk of the available at 'Pte Office of the City the Wk following described lIvestock, to . ' Cr,rt ,, 41 SHARP _______ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -- umi ro 'I Assume payments on 1913 Plymouth ROBSON MARINE Cuda Red & black, excellent The fight against inflation begins at 2977 Hwy. 11 9' for for the GWALTNEY JEWELERScondition 3776506, Meeker men's 3 f old Billfolds from 322 $961 %, Quality gifts for less. 204 S. Park _____________________________ $7.30. Other quality Meeker Ir"ill I. 0 40 1973 Capri, V 6 In Cortina body, $600 leather g000s G-,%ALTNEY x 9' Fiberglass boat with trailer *,' We've Got Everything For Thti ______________________ cash 1973 Pinto. 11.100 373 1309 and 95 hp Mercury, SiSOO S ee at JEWELERS. 201 S Park. Golfer- Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, 1717 Oak btwrn I? ,nii S p.m Duckstar Jackets. Ladies and Any CarDad will love Black 1. Decker or mens golf apparel and thpe. Mom would love a new watch. 17 Select your new furniture from Rockwell power tools and Stanley No Money Down WILSON MAIER for the best Mayfair Country Club Pro sisop, jewels start at 579.93 GWALT. 60-Office Supplies hand tools from Gregory Lumber WI TI4 GOOD CREDIT Christmas ever . Save on national 377 75)1 P4EV JEWELERS, 204 S. Park. & True Value Hardware, 6th & For Examole: brands, Liberal trade-ins. Free Maple. 372 0500, 1970 Datsun Wagon, $,0) miles, delivery. Convenient terms. W Used office List your Christmas specials here Delight the Lady In your borne with a Sunbeam small appliance from auto give TV Stamps. 311 E. First St. where the shoppers will see them BASS BOAT BARGAINS odor steel des ks (executive desk 1911 Fiat Racer, $1295 r.rr'gory Lumber 8. True Value Phone 372 5622. every day. ROBS.ON MARINE I, chairs, secretarial desks & Hardware, 6th & Maple. 322 0300. 1971 Duster, 6 cyl., Stand., $993 7977 Orlando Drive, 322-3961 GET EXTRA CASH FOR :hairs, straight chairs, filing 1910 Hornet, 6 cyl., stand., 36,000 Gills to please each and everyone of Macrame- Free Instructions Gifts :abinets, as is Cash and Carry CHRISTMAS by selling your good Colorful long sleeve shirts to wear original miles, $995 the entire family from FULLER Kathy's Unique, 7610 Hiawatha used furniture and appliances to NOLL'S Atanyothers tochoosetrom with your leisure suits Fashioned BRUSH. 322 1917 Aye,, across from Chrysler Casselberry, 17 97, 13o 4706 Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 S. by McGregor, $16. Perkins ?1.en's 32J 76S). Sanford Ave. 322-1132. Wear. Please the whole family with a newDealer. _____ Chico & The Man Drawer File Cabinets & Office 11cc Ve this thrlstmas. Sanford Check the Evening Herald Christ. SLEEPERS'iesks, 140 & up SANFORD 30 to choose from, Please Dad with a pIir of Daniel id 17 978.177, Longwood RecVee Highway 11 92 8. Lake mat Gift Guide daily for Christ. IutJCTlOt-i 17-00 French Ave. 323 twin, lull and Queen sizes. Central Greene casuals or house slippers Mary Blvd 373 4711. Call 373 8S70 or $344603 mat gift ideas, '310 __ Furniture & Bedding, 373-140. from Kilight'S Shoes, 209 F. 1st St. _______________________ -- Accessories & __ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 'J That'sCIasSifledAds SATURDAY NOV29.6 - - BUSINESS Furnished bedroom, $150 Available now I 1 30 to $30. S day week. Prefer pets 571 1010 college student or older. 3 references required. Call 3723711 I-Bedroom neat furnished cottaç after 5:30. private yard. Ideal for couple. 29 Palmetto. 3723921. NURSING ASSISTANT to do home health care in the home for Medicare provider In Deftona- 2 Bedroom furnished house; 1111 month. Phone 322 USI, if no a DeBary area Must have one year swer call 931-4173 after 1pm. experience and own car, Excellent here. tomorrow Come a " V t. R14LJOQS'1rt EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear - ig Yard Sate- 28th and 29th, 9 to 6, Celery and Beardall. 3fl-6179. Dishes, furn , clothes, misc Complete set '' ' '' ' jj 1.000 sq ft. $200 month 6 Month Lease- Central Air Heat ' TruckTilers __ '63 Honda 450, 13 00. Needs some 1973 Ford Currer pckp. new pant repair. May be seen at Lake Mary extra clean. $1,995 Call Don Poc". Chevron Station. 372 its) Dealer. Motorcycle Insurance I BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE BLAIR AGENCY - &itnGi Auction Galleries ard Sale- Multi family. Sat,, Sun, Nov. 79, 30, 9 am, 'til ', St. Rd. 44 East at St. Johns River. TV, tools, misc. 97, 1 ml. north 134- Fri., Sat., Sun, 0316050 or 644.4653 Turkey Drawing FOR RENT STOREOROFFICE BUILDINGS SOldnewIorU00,askInullJS 37) 06 1 3 after 8 p m Vi ______ _______ - 3213 63S LONGW000FLEAMART,HWY17. - Gardens REALTORS GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3224457 ----------- Public Antique Auction _________ JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE, INC. - - - - SWAP- 16 It. Cobia V bottom Boat for what have you, or sell, 537$. 3724420. -r, eneva ------ 13'-Houses dined Profitable career. Call 062 37$,5 Allention OR UNFURNISHED rrrtlLn home, living rm., dining em., A phone Call could start You onanew Mary FURNISHED - - __ ______ Lake ? - . you are having difficulty finding a piaceto live, car to drive, a lob, or tome service yo's have need of, read all our want ads every day. - -- 72-Auction leighborttood Garage Sale, Nov. 29 & 30, next to Little Pantry Food Store on 14 West, just before you cot to railroad Clothes, furniture, Jewelry. drapes. 'lquar,urr,s, dishes, may more real bargains For Information call 3720.510. lust arrived. Christening gowns, knit suits, baby blankets, crib sets etc Old stock. 30 pct to 60 pct. o. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories. Payton's Children's Wear, (Formerly Buttons IN Bows) 2 Hiawatha. Phone 322-1)01. Days- 37'? 6173 Nights 322 7)52 It Trade - - Yard Sale, Siturd, No.- 29 items and cratts 3 72 5. Maple Ave 372 Come seethe beautiful new clothes, BROKERS ______________________ REALTORS BranchOfficeNo I 7471 Orlando Drive 372 17 930 693) - , ' Merchandise -- - - 1109 Sanford Ave December 11th at the Movicland Drive In Theater, South 17 92 Phone 377 1216 - LAKE MARY-. Beautiful lakefro WITT REALTY weg Real Estate Broker 3210610 3737895 37357)3 372374$ ariners NOW LEASING Wanted modern, I Story efficiency partments. attractively fur ilhcd, conveniently located and Newer I large bedroom, 3 bath Mo.home, Sanford area eautlfully landscaped $1 all between 9 - 30 S For n xmalon rtll 2220704 Schuren Realty REEL'S BODY SHOP, torc -, EXECUtIvE- Desired area. 2 Story Stucco, 1 bedrooms, 2tti5, formal dining, separate garage and game room. Lots of extras $49.500, - -. Highway 46 ST JOHNS RIVER--- Near DeBar almost an acre of river front *1 beautiful trees, great fishin Owner says "submit Offers" CALL NOW -- - - Friday, Nov. 2$, IflS-78 - HONDA Z 50 mini cycle. 1 year old. ___ SWAI' SHOP FLEA MARKET S4- ________ -; -- Any on e can be a seller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free Come browse starting S unday, :otor TV', Prom 550; 81W. from ItS. Service all makes HERBS' 'V liuO S French. 373 113-I 3 Bedroom (Split plan) carpeted, --------------central heat air, garage PLUS big 46ComrTlerCial Property double door refrigerator Takes -only 51.500 to assume existing 7 LAKE MARY BLVD.- 170' frontagi pct mortgage. $71.?C0 321 9110. 1l$' deep ona corner sit 1.164sq of building zoned for offices Larry Saxon, Realtor 119,900, FORRPST GREENE lP4C,, REALTORS. 31) 6351; 930 INCOME PROPERTY-) OR home i833. eves 322 8970 with nice mobile home rental Large lot for garden. t30.000 Forrest Greene, Inc. ' 10-Swap & Radio- Stereo ______ ----- - -- -- - ?I t',ir Dr REAL TOR Al TR lIPS 322)991 372 9711 22? 064$ - BETTERTHANPIEWAGE TWO . furn'ssieo or unfurnished. Newly Bedroom. garage. redecorated. Come see. 300 E. $73,900 Airport Blvd. Sanford 3731310. 4- Bedroom, i'dacre EASY PAYMENTS 3-Bedroom, 2 Bedroom- 1500 Down. lusts pee' rater front cottage on the scenic Business lone $13,500 month * Wekiva River. Furnished 3 Bedroom, $21.000 3 Bedroom5.550 Down, 113$ 11 per bedroom, utilities Included, 5)90 no qualifying month * per month Adultt onl,' 372 1.470 Crank Realty, Realtor 3 Bedroom. New- $4S0 Down, $1690) per month * 930 6061 *Taxes and insurance not Included. MONTHLY RENTALS 1 Bedroom Furnished Duplex Call evenings, 6:)0to$-)0 in 73114 43--t..ots.cieage 78-ItorcycIes - -- (OLOR TV, SI 9SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN toss Heavily wooded in existing lotOflapeninsulaforunobstructi scenery. $25,000 development of beautiful homes, zoned P I AAA I mite weSt of I i FORREST GREENE INC and 46. 59 10 12,000. Terms. Call 323 6353 REALTORS 9306#11 McClanahan Real Estate, 372 ' SEMINOLE CO Acreage tract small and large $2,000 per act DUPLEX- 2 bedroom Concrete And up Terry Realty, Realtor 671 0711 block, excellent Condition; no city taxes; by owner 377 6620 - REALlY 53---.TV - _______ Large 1-2 Acre Lot , - ISYr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drivr Sanford, 323 5200 ii_ )IIR, I bath, dng rm ,wood burning fireplace In ut' rm . eat in kit paneled & carpeted throughout. Indirect lighting, ?'i17' master bdrm Mutt see $20,000 I 901 371 3*15 1 321-0041 42-•')bile Homes , - KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES)?] 0697 - Stemper Realty SANFORD 31A-txiplexes fireplace. AM FM radio, Interco system. Many other amenilis ISS 900 MLREALTORS -: Pecon,Jrlroned flatteries, 5 1 795 We Buy Furnit ure rrigdaire refrigerator, I 7 cu ft . 2 dr.. frost free, $175 GE IS ci. It, refrigerator, 160 317 S%9 wtiere, large spacious rooms. ' -, ' - 2351 - Seminole Casselb.rry, Florid a 37707. --- - ,e, -. -- .tq n th,ii'f 3 ,,,.,.i,. p - - :13,28.21)9) 774iJ 7290 CtT"vO Office. WINTER SPRINGS, TOTAL ASSETS 2111 . Harold Hall Realty REALTOR 3?) 5771 DITIOP4AL POSITIONS FOR THE home for Medicare provider In UNIt 2-Story, 6 BR, 4bath PERIOD DECEMBER IS. 1973 to Dettona DeBary area. Excellent home close to town, schools and JUNE 30, 1916 will be executed due wage Need full and part time. shopping Range, refrigerator, to the accumulation of funds due to Must have own car. Call 034-7707 Large i-bedroom house. 1329 attic fan, washer, fenced rear Melionville; fenced back yard Participant terminations, vacant between 9:30 and S p.m ylrd Priced right at Only Available Nov. 5th. Positions and a later starting date $223 month Part time light delivery work, than anticipated. plui $100 security deposit. flexible hours. Must have awn 322242O Anytime Grant modification may be 9Q4 357 936*. transportation. This couldconckte examined at Seminole County Your MLS Agency with another job. Must be 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, double Branch Office, Manpower Planning ___________ carport, nice yard. In Quiet leigh dependable, Reply to Box $93, Division. Seminole Plaza, Highways REAL TOPS 7545 Park Dr borhood, $275. month plus The Evening Herald, P.O. Box ____________ 17-92 and 4)6. Casselberry, Florida security deposit. 1311691 or $34 Sanford, Fla 3777; between the hours of $30 AM. and Buy Of The Month 300P.M., Monday thru Friday. PHYSICAL Written Comments concerning REGISTERED OSTEEN1 Bedroom $140 per Spend Christmas in your .4 to, THERAPIST to provide home thu modification should directed month. SCHUREN REALTY, 2 bath home on almost I act, lot to care Medicare recipients In to. James D. 8e'dsole, Director, Realtors. 372 1307. Pool, fireplace, central heat & air. Deltona DeBary area On. year Comprehensive Manpower Plan. much more 5)2,950 experience, own car. Fi.II.nt t.n (--' ---------,.,... -- "v' JxrTlirlu,e -county Branch onJurg, oruroom - C ____ ____ Notice wage. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Call $34 7707 betw een 1 ~ ;~, ' -, P j Central Florid't AN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bedroom FURNISHED- I Bedroom, central MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR hiflt & Mr. like new, in settled 3?? i'.'91 trailer apts Adult 8. family park Il9 S French neighborhood. Ready to move Weekly 3513 Hwy 179?. Sanford 1J'4. 377 14)6, into. Only 526,900. 323 193 0 372 193,, ,fl - 1 or 2 Bedrooms Adults only REDUCED- 17.950 for quick sale 3 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK Bedroorn,2bathwilhfamilyroom 2515 Park Drive. $70 up. In Ravenna Park. Home in mint Req. Real Estate Broker condItion with lovely Swimming A\fALONAPARTMEPITS pool. Now only $i;..)0 A must to 322-7643 ADULTS, NO PETS 116W.7ndSi ity the the right to rejectanyar,dall Proposals.o(any part thereof, and to waive any in. formality or technicality i,, an 73,437 $4 Proposal in the Interest Of the city. Dated: November 25th, 1915, city of Sanford, Sanford, Florid a W. E. Knowles Prepaid Insurance - - - 10,190.09 Insurance Depoiits ..................9.9*4.00 Inventories Materials ................... 1,193 77 Other - 41-Houses _____________________________- 76r-Aqjtø Parts _____ EXECUTIVE BEAUTY S Bt room. 2'; bath in a presligeo neighborhood This is truly Classic home for the executive large family Privacy ever _______ _______ mes Furnisd IiZe - - - - , Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - DAVE S' 373 9370 Pl"til,C'fl twin I1t't',lle. froiib '-- '-----lti,i1 tlrluti' tewi,113 'fl'chjne CASH 322.4132 Pay ttal,srtrr of or tO oaym.nts For used furniture, appliances, of 5$ See at tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items cAN,:OtzD SEWING CENTER Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ('i7 Fat Fir-.f, Downtown Wanted to buy used office furniture fl 9111 Eve 969 1146 Any Quantity, NOLL'S Castelberry, H*y, 17 97 030 52-Appliances ________________ Kish Real Estat "SERVICE BEYOND THE COPITRACI" Youwant to Uuyor Sell Real Eslat. We will provjdelhe Profe'5%iqil Service _________ 31 Notice ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Tenants .. Othsq . INCOME PROPERTY- Corn - -- I Bedroom MobiteHorne Air Corditioned.SlIOmo. Phone 372 5939 ____________________________ . 1172 1129 - - - Sanford, Florida. 1-1.2 Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents Drawings, Specifications and other Contract Documents may be examined at the office of the City Engineer, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. Specifications and Drawings are available for a fee of $75 00. 137.00 of which Is refundable upon presentation of a paid receipt With Plans end Specifications in good order, on or before ten (10) days alter the Proposals have been publicly opened and read. SpecIal Features - city reserves - W. Garnet White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KR IDEP. ASSOC nr,ir 7i - -- - __________ 17,01171 -- - wil 6-Child .1.3C0 to - - - - -- 68-Wanted to Buy F ay ments Assume M. Unsworth Realt PPQ Real Estate Broke',' 80) W 1%1 51 323 6061 or 32) 0517 e'.t-s ____- pietely furnished l2'x60' mooile home on large doubiC fenced lot, carport,patiO, Floiida room plus? Furnished apartment, 1 or 2 utility thedl. Income of $4.3 P' bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave Phone 3 Bedroom mobile home on a ranch; month from rental of s ec ond lot. 327 1976 or 372-3972. furnished, $135 month plus Income $193 per inrnth from security. 322 4799. rentals or live in 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT l linance Owner 2 Bedroom furnIshed, $135 rflOflt. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Kitchen furnished. Nice location Adults preferred- Phone 322 4470 Phone 322 4455 Ranch, 4 acres with 3 bedroom home. 16,000 laying hens on Nice 2 bedroom mobile home. 5)2.5 One 8. Two bedroom apartments consignment. Company furnisnet d •), mo Located In Lo ng oo w carpeted, air, turn 8e unfurn. everything but human element. 8650 up. 32? 1010. pct. per year return on your C15h investment. Deflary- Adults, 1 BR, air close to POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated Real Estate stores, churches, Ideal for retired 3 bedroom with 16*32' pool. Good Persons. 669 6491 or 322 $051 established neighborhood COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story, ORANGE CITY-- Duolex. turn or 35-4bile Home Lots bedrOOm home Over S acres of unfurn Quiet Neighborhood beautiful giant oaks and citrus P"asonahle 775 76)9 or 373 1979 FOR RENT- One acre mobile home Improvements Include corral, (collect) site wIth well, septic and dec stale, tack room and bridle tricity. Near Sanford on paved path $77,000. 2 Apts., 1 or 2 bedroom, turn. or road $40 per month. Write: Paul OWNER MOTIVATED-- Moving unlurn, both AC, w w carpet, (3. Stale, Ann Arbor, outof State, needs to sell 3 damage, $115 mo, 17) 4399 after Mich 41104 L)edroom, 7 bath home in South pm. Pinecre'st $73,000. ______________________________ _. Legal Homes 51Household Goods - Call ' . ---- - _____________ - - -- - - _ - - - _________________________ -. -- uses 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, dining room, Idyll*ilde-2 story natural frame, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 5 fireplaces. 30.Apartments Linfurnished kitchen, living room, double hardwood floors, attic, double lot carport, on Riverview Ave. extras 559,900. 371 0766 16 Furnished or partly furnished. ['-tv friendly living. Come loin us Water bill, trash and yard care FRANKLIN ARMSAPIS Rcnt NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll furnished Phone 3730111 from S 14 mo 323 6650 find him lsStCd in our Business Service Directory - Noon Legal I - the plans, I CLASSIFIED ADS Electrical, complete IS shown P4 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS the plans Winter Par EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Section 1.1 e Plumb. ing comtet p as shown CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Public Notice on tPie plans. 3222611 SEMINOLE COUNTY 83h9993 11 Builder will p.ovid engineering PROBATE DIVIS ION Pubic Notice is hereby given that Stamped plans and acquire PROBATE P40. 1533CP Sealed Proposals will be received by CLASSIFIED DEPT. necessary permits RATES In Re: Estate of tn. City of Sanford. Sanford, Alternate "A" EDNA H WAGGONER thru S tames Florida. hereinafter cal,ed lhe City. 41c a I HOURS a An open storage, pole type deceased at the office of te City Manager, 6 thru 25 times ]Ica I structure with the some dimensions NQr ICE TOCREDITORS AM. - 530 P.M. City flail, Park Avenue. Sanford, 26 tImes 24C I 50' x 160' plus or minus. Minor ad All crecsorsof the estateof EDNA Florida until 2:30 P M, local time MONDAY thru FRIDAY ustments may be made In ($2.00MINIMUMCHARGI H WAGGONER, deceased. are January 7. 1976. for the construction SATURDAY 9-Noon dimensions to allow for proper wood 3 Lines Minimum Prey notified and required to tile of a pubic works complex in ac truss spacing The alternate clams or demands whCh they cordance with the Drawings. Structure may be poictype with have against Said estate in the SperificatIons, nd Procedural DEADLINES wood trusses, with 76 gauge metal o4f ice of Clerk of Circuit Court of Ducuments prepared by the root, to provide for the same number Seminole County. Florida, in the Engineering Department of the City of storage spaces as base bid, Noon The Day Before PubIic tion courthouse at Sinford. Florida, of Sanford, hereinafter called the b All the other Items will be the within four calendar months from Engineer. Same at base bid ?'e date of the first publication Of Sunday Friday lit general. the protect Includes MAINTENANCE SHOP iN notice Each claim or demand tMC Construction of a public works A 40' x 140' metal Structure with "1st be In writing and must state administration building, an open both 14 and 16' cave heights as -_ 11111111111111111111111111111 Place of retidenceand post office covered storage area, and a shown on the plans and described In -. _________ - .iii?essofthectaimant and must be maintenance shop to incorporate the specifications. The structure twcirn to by theclaimant, his agent, various facilities Including an ad 1-Card of Thanks -PersonaIs shall be low profile. Coastal region, :' his attorney, or it will become ministration area. The structures 7Ø• bay. American Steel Building or ___________________________ are more generally defined as. an approv."d equal, to include the Pi.'.i November 35th. 1c75 We wish to express our thanks to Lecithin' ViflN.1r' 116' KelpI I PUBLIC WORKS ADMII'flS. following: S Geo A Speer, Jr friends who Sent cIrds, flowers all tour in one capsule. Ask TRATION BUILDING A. 26 gauge panel roof and side and food, and visited Mrs. At Executor V06+. Fauslt Drugs, Base Bid a 10' x 90' standard walls, color to be Selted by the Geci A Spree, Jr Of Florence D. Wells, now deceased metal building with 17' cave height, City. SPEEP 6. FEER, P A lhanksatsoto Seminole Memorial ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call low profile, coastal region. 20' bay, b. 1"' vinyl faced fiberglass Free, 644 7027 for "We Cart Hospital personnel, Dr. Pastis, Attorney for Executor American Stei Building type CCC Insulation over the entire roof and Hotline," Adults or Teens, P0 Box 1361, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent or approved equal, to include the side walls (Interior). Sanford, Florida 37771 Home and Brisson Funeral Home following: as shown on the plans PLrlA 'i !' and Herndon Ambulance for SWAP- 16 It. Cuba V Bottom U a Offices, map room, storage (total 9). for what have you, or Sell for $ excellent services. DE T 161 areas, restrooms, locker rooms. 372 6670. d Six 12' x I?' quick open, electric The Family IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND complete at Indicated on the plant overhead doors, complete with . FOR SE?.'INOLE COUNTY, and Specifications, electric operators. MARRIAGES FLORIDA b. Concrete slab floor In areas as 4--Personals e. Four 14' x 17' quick open, Performed by Marilyn, Not il CASE NO. 75- 2414- CA-"G __ indicated on the floor plan electric overhead doors, complete Ocala. 904 732 6161 or 732 Iii) In Re The Marriage of c. 76 gauge panel roof and side With electric operators IA([() ',i Tit A DRiNiriC'. (ii.',LHt' HILLERY. walls, color to be designated by the f Interior and exterior windo*S PROBLEM -Petitioner, City and doors. complete as described in Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous And d l's" vinyl faced fiberglass 5--Lost & Found door Schedule and Indicated on the Can Help ',iiNPflE TOLIVER HILLERY, Insulation over entire roof and side plans. C41142 4.517 Respondent walls (interior). g Electric lOgamp copper service Write P.O. Box 1213 Lost- Diamond ring, Center sti NOTICE OF ACTION e. Four skylights, 3' x fl', with outlets, fixtures, and service Sanford, Florida 32771 with 2 little stones each side, ThE STATE OF FLORIDA TO f. Interior and exterior windows -- -_ as indicated mount. Family piece Reiva MINNIE TOLIVER HILLERY and doors. completeasdri In IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM h. Builder will provide Vicinity Deltona Medical Con 20e Holly Street 000r schedule and Indicated on the IN YOUR FAMILY? engineering stamped plans and or Capri Restaurant. Sanford C BRIDGEPORT. CON plans, AL-ANON acquire necessary permits. 372 1975 NECTICUT 06602 Builder will 0. provide For families or friends of problem I. 6" continuous reinforced con. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED engineering stamped plans and crete slab as indicated on the plans.drinkers that CHARLIE HILLERY has filed acquire necessary permits Can, For further information call 472 1517 I- 4" continuous concrete slab a Petition in the Circuit Court of h. 4" concrete slabs at doorways orwrite ______________________________ areas indicated on the plans. Seminole County, Florida, for as indicated on the plans. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 A flAEY' WOPLD Care for infai k. Air conditioning, heating, and DSssotutlonofMarriag,,afldyc,jare to age? only Next tone* Drive I. Plumbing, complete as in. other mechanical Box ss. Sanford. Fla, 37771 equipment as _________________________ required to serve a copy of your dicated. License Bureau 3226645 indicated. __________________________ written defenses, if any, on KEN. I. Electric 200 amp coop copper service I. Plumbing, complete as in. NETH W. MCINTOSH, of STEN. with outlets, fixtures, and services rings to Eat dicate'd STROM. DAVIS 8. MCINTOSH, as indicated LEGAL NOTICE m Two large Attorne and two for Petitioner, whose small k Air COnditiOner, heating, and The Board of County Corn hydraulic lifts as described on the address is Post Office Box 1330, other mechanical NAVEL ORANGES equipment, missioners, as prime sponsor for plans and in the specifications, Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the complete as indicated. $750 BUSHEL Seminole County, announces that complete with all operators. cables, original with the Clerk of the above Alternate "A" 377 6733 or 372 0367 funds In the amount of 5777,40) piping, footings, and incidentals styled Court on or before December a- Same as above. excefl strucreceived under the Comprehensive Oranges, $125 bushel; Grapefrul 31, 1975, Otherwise a default and fur* lstobe concrete ofockwith side necessary for complete operation, Employment and Training Act $1 bushel. Pick yourself, Brir n. Grease, air, and oil dispensers ultimate judgment will be entered dimensions of 34' *90' to include the (CETA of 1973, Title it. will be container. Phone 327 119) with all support equipment, hoses, against you for the relief demanded same general areas Inside REAPPORTIONED as follows: operators, and any incidental items in the Petition. b.Roofistobeprefabricatedtruss Navel Oranges. $730 perbu. Prime Sponsor: Seminole County, WITNESS my hand and official roof, covered as indicated on the necessary for proper operation as Juice Oranges.Si S0 per bu. Indicated on the plans and describedBoard of County Commissioners SCSI Of said Court on the 241h day of plans. Your Container, 322-Sill Name of Highest Elected Official; in the specifications. November, A 0., 1975. c. All other items are the same as James M. Hattaway, Chairman . Paint center is to be complete Seal) corresponding items In the base bid. NAVEL ORANGES Unit of Government: County Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., with exhaust aaratus, lights, air Atternate "Be, $775 BUSHEL Area Served Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court a. Same as Alternate "A" with the conditioning, and other incidentals 2101 Fh FrenchA Ave. 372 3672 Florida By: Cecelia V. Ekern addition of the window areas as 1% described on the plaits and In the Populationof Area Served 145,000 fREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked specificatlont. Deputy Clerk descr,bc'd on the elevation and in the per latest estimate STENSTROM, DAVIS 8. p 4" concrete Stabs 1% indicated order Navels. oranges, Grapefruit Specifictont Total Individuals to be served' 50 McNTOSH on the plant. T.i'igerloes Call 3720217 If r OPEN STORAGE AREA Total Individuals to terminate Post Office Ocx 1330 an q Gas pumps, tanks, Isla, call 322 0376, Russel a. SO' * 160' metal strutwe Witte a program: 11 Flagsh ip Bank - Suite 22 Crumley. 11' eave height, low profile, coastal operators, 2-way communication, all Duration of Grant August 5, 1975 --. Sanford, Florida 37771 region, 20' bar. American Steel as Indicated on the plans and to June 30, 1976 describedin the Specifications, Attorneys for Petitioner Building or an approved equal. 18-Help Wanted BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS Not included in this contract: Publish: Nov. 71. Dec. S. II. 19, 1973 Wages: 2)7,9 99 DIET 159 Site clearing. Canvasers neejed t Fringe Bench's: 27277 set a Fill material. Sufficient b pOlntrnents Administrative: 77,710 Fantastic oç material shall be S?ockpiled on the portunity. Full or part time. Fo It is the purpose of this title site by otheri, to bring subgrade up Interview, 679 5724. pro .iide unemployed and un to deremployed persons c Paving and parking areas. with HOUSING AUTS4OR1TYOFTHECITY OFSANFORD TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT ProfessioneI Salts Peopl e need ed. , Installation of storm and SANFORD, FLORIDA experience required, Only goos In lobs providing needed public sanitary s.werplpoutsid.b1,ing e ERIOOEP4DEDJUN)I,973 closers want ed . High income services in areas of substantial areas, CONTRACTNUMBERA2S3I Management potential. 6793221 unemployment 4nd, installation wherever of water PROJECT NUM5ER($ FLA. 14.1 tttru 6 feasible, related training and SALESLADY experiencedIn Iadiei distribution lines outside building areas manpower services to enable Suchready to wear. Apply ASSETS in persor persons to move into employment pr Propoi,afs will be publicly Opened only. RoJay, 119-120 E. First St training not supported under this and read aloud. Wednesday, CASH Sanford. title. January?. 1976. at 2:30 P.M. local 1111.) General Fund (Development A GRANT MODIFICATION REGISTERED time In the City Commission Room, NURSE, onandor Operations) -, .15.706 21 VTr1I.fl VYILL ..ItAI L SIX ADC,Tj haIl, 3) North Park Avenue, periencea, 1000 health care In the 111$ Change Fund - Furnished 33-Houses ____ - There's no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. Sanora is the delightful, family-oriented, residential community with such a combination of luxury features and money-saving opportunities you have to see it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club. A full year's family membership to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. FREE Membership in SAN ORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Among the many attractions of life at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association, in which your initiation fee of $400-is paid in full. $500. Moving Allowance. A full $500. moving allowance when you buy a new home at Sanora. Move in for less and you keep the difference. 5% Tax Credit. Not a deduction, but a full tax credit. May equal the down payment. Low-Cost Financing. We can offer 29-year mortgages to qualified buyers, featuring interest as low as 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down payment, 7.50% (APR.) with 10% down and 77510' (A.P.R.) with 51 down payment. No Closing Costs, No Loan Costs. Free Title Insurance, I i �______________ 13-vnInr1 I4i'rd, cnforcI, Pt Nov - _ Mk.— 41 0 '--s i; 0 41 6 _ ci a . . 0 •• , :" ____ 4 Jj it;iii;i • ri ' [L(.IT1 ____ ____ SUNDAY EDITION wzI _ 68th Year No 86 Sunday,November 30 1915 Sanford Florida 32171 Price 20 Cents 4 1 — - 0 I:. I , I Publix I - ::,./ _N___.t - V4n % i '!. ~~~ I . . ) Coke It ~, I .1 RMS PROIen 111111110"4111111111 ____ 99C bill 8 4 roa $ Loaves p /' PubIix'Th..,Placefo8eeJ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV Tasty Sliced German Sp1. 8lo _______ "LiJ Imperial Oven Roast H.V.P. ... . 200 E U F U U I RC 1 Of UR AWRIM - % 0 I -4~ - I ft . . _____- -. -, -. .. ___ -:•• '.--- : l" 'h, I i L:1Ill i ______________ . , -- O "'. , - — , 33 • lb °9' 33' with Hoflandojse Sour, Perfect for Salads or Sl'cèng, to,g, - buh49' . • ' I Bell Peppers 41."!t - r • . - Fresh Mushrooms I Salad Perfect Cris Cucumbers • - ( IU)\i & (Ill 1SF -. j Jono*s Frozen 39 Ch•Is•Pjflo 11 1, G " Selected Baby Beef" _ . Pail Vrf1. i Inflation Fighter 4 treorvost 1111 issirratersharr Id"Cr I 4 redopottits "k ke(wp soft brr*4 crt, asks ,--T .......... awp a, $129 , $ Ih Iqa flavorfulL.onMty Bee f Slade I Sharp Cheddar Spread m , . , 99 99' Try This 0*"us 9"f Round i .~ xT 14-- i 4WG A St II • I Schkis ________ Ints, Bled., — I -' SIICedA If![IJ4WGreenSfamps . " Womensin Ch*mw Bar, Sliced I I ( - , I I .~ ___ alLI I - , . .1 ~__ i ~, ~ .r I = - — - i. - - -9 - I I. —: - - - - UI' .- A gain Bicentennial Festival was held at Trhilly Preparatory School recently, staning with a costumed proctslonal and 1olioed by a s pe cial Festal Holy Eucharis t Senice, a recepdon (or all visitors and a program of m usic and drama climaxing with a colonial Than ksg i ving banquet. Winne In the m os t authentic. looking costume contest were ifrom left Brady Brags, pilgrim; WINNERS , .4. - ~-~Z_t4i~ , ., ____________________ •- FESTIVAL r - . 7--tt.--~2=~ - Leigh Warren, Rachel Jackson; Tbad McNulty, Abe Uncoln. lAight Pirino: l.olly Muller kneelingi, lndisn; Usa (george, enwgi:l; Beau ('uffle, Uncle Sam; 1SIiC Bnner, flapper; Malt McDonald, colonial colcier and ilk Jt rg ns Indian (Herald Phuli h Bill Vinvvnt. Jr.i inole C it ies * * ____ f Its of, "to candidates in Longwoodi's necessary. In Ike Ma ry, where six master John No*n who ad City Clerk Mary Norton (roup Field Offi ce , Orlanl Winter Springs predicts 35 per Naval Recruit Command. lif. edion appear today on Page 2-A. The p. Ferguson is head f e cent — 400 of the city's fibs of candidates in Casselberry, county di vision of maintenance qualified 1,138 voters will turn td from tl. U S Navy years — thXCe and a 17-year resident of Lake out at the polling place at the - plions Pilarxi servLd one terni and Mary. lire hail at 102 Nnrth Moss Road part of another on the city Stumbo is a mem be r of the to choose a mayor and two council before being ta pped, by venm ballots may be appiied for up to council member in the city's cflman in the city's charter and vroup two; Claude Ash, Mary to fifl a vacancy left by charter of incorporation and as subsequently elected to a Daniels and Irene Van Eepoel resignation of Frank Durrance returned no later than 7 p.m. was incumbent), council group from tw o-year tern in December council, term In Tuesd3y when the polls close. fodr. 1973. flunt, presently employed by . 1973. She did riot The election will be can- December Mrs. Ifem was elected to a Deadline for voters to pick up the Orange County Board of election In I seu by Mrs Sassman and sic split one-year term as mayor in and return a bsentee ballots is 5 (rmu1usssoners as a sues . Bacon was elected to a split December, 1973. Councilmen Bert Perinchief chief, is now vror ng in the She ran for a P.m. Morway. turn out at the polls during the 7 smallest in population, will to mar tir fifth trek to t he OL a.m. to 7 p.m. h facelift I the CBI) b coordinate the revital ization take advantage of their fran. In those two years and four months Tuesday. cl,LW. process that has already begun. Only one the four cities ballot includes IkIres Take a look it Fi rst Sweet Mary - requires that Lash, unopposed for seat one; and you'll find real signs of Lake I . id wmnmng candidates recele a Martin Bacon Sr (mncwnbenti pr ogress," Miss Ja co bs majority of the vote cast. In Henderson Ferguson and Roger cently. 'The little Wardrobe has _________ --- 5 p.m. Monday and must be year tenn and Virginia Mercer, who did one not pleting the term of city Post. but was defeated by Bacon. seek reelection, im. last year corn council post in December I4 Pellerin is cuenth em- office as ploved liv Ott, Nx.--d S:1, ,!,~ an I -_ i • . . . n - I : Processed Ch**" Food (64-count) , iii • 1 __~ - __ r - ____ T I other DDC inernbers: Rose County cities — Lake Mary. candidates are vying for three Jacobson, Don Knight, Ralph Winter Spr ings, Longwood and city council sea ts, City ClerkMar and Lars . Vince Robe rts, Janice Casselberry will go to the Kay Sassmnan predicts 60 per PVruUS Springfield, Doug Stenstrom respective city polling places cent — 07 — of the 1,o6l members are quick to point out, is not to initiate a cosmetic ___________ -_-~_~, 9 English Cheese ot.p. 1 time Kraft's Nliciows Tasty B.eIto.n or ! I I 2. 49, Daki-Frorsh On. amps , '' _ volunteer fire department and a council members. virtue of having been electM and Garnett White ' all Tuesday select tw mayors qualified voters will turn out at . , member of th . Stum e five-man boa bo , seat three Th e ballot includes La uren t icemnaor by scolleagues t ; harry mnchatcly after the pals close. representatives of Sanford's and 10 councIl members from the lake Ma of t rustees for the department, A. Pellerin Sr. and Troy j replace resigned Elerimentary Terry tincumbenti and M ar gie business md professional fields of V candidates. Roy MCCI School potS. Mrs. lash, who to take appointed by Mayor Walter Piland (incumbentj for mayor; as mayor early t year. community. City Voters of the city, youngest of clerks in the cer's council Post Sorenson. In Lake Mary as in Longwood Mrs. Mer Ernest If. flendrix I incumbent) flendr~x, running in his f:r,municipalities predict 4,464 Scminole's seven, having been and Cassel , absentee unopposed, was named a W ha t the DDC Is all about berr y Terry was named a counand Gary Hunt, city council election, was appointed in Miy voters of the 8,7133 eligible will incorporated in 1973, and P~s (Afro Ban Roil-on nti-vetrsp,iiirant '-'-.yunnalsc A Grriital Treat! Beef Loin Sirloin Steak ............ Leon, Meaty Beef Full-Cut 'i/Pr nnC+ .. Casselbet ry, oni; a pluraLty Ls . en ,., 1• T ' I 1 Phil. of 12 ' I.' • I I I ran I, I -, - /I _ t__ __ Winter Springs. Lngwood and 11traid.`!all Writer ' Voters in four Seminole augmnentedbythethlenof ' i j10-_-P. _-., -4 p . I . What they learned bwh surprisefl and impressed the"'- fly IXPNNA SES 0 , ''' DF~~l A' of Miss Jacobson, council adviser Shir l ey Mk, and Morris I1ijGreeflSfamps pig 3 The expertise LATF4A - I6z Froth . . l each -11 I medical history of a patien Four Se Co. Fresh Eggplant .......... for 25' Top your Steak or Roost with Country Stand B,ond - . 1 % •- 1- _ ... i_--1-- ___1_ ~,.~-. ~ I ___________________________________________________ Chelsea Guarranty and Title 3 i 39 Bak,ot Fry, Plump Purple I I ,.A.. ~ --- Two Mayors, 10 Council Members To Be Chosen firm. JohnMorrjs, chairman o( the nine-member DDC, is a city 3 Fw Salads or Stuffing, Fresh Gtoen - - , acobson owns Interiors b%Satja. an interior decoratin' , large 1. for SanluFd Ids a prominent li(e.long resident of Sanfo. ecofloImsis: hovernmena1 lace in Florida's histo oificials, ci% ii l eade rs - and Her parents, }krman and Founded in 18Th the clt e discovered Jacobson, operate Ray, a there were no became the hub of commercial fashionable women's apparel expcs,cau5e:%e ry tns unique, with unique problems." i Continued On Page 8A) store on First Street. A businesswoman herself, Miss • Fresh Broccoli —..--- ft ' - Mash, Tb.;, U S 1 Fry Red Potatoes .......... Serve - lriui ).eus h.- Bout DDC's executive director, Sara Jacobson , is a I _- I DIX' team ha(l to estat)lish what made the city tick. So, like reflected. "We talked with architects, planners The It II 0 Calmeria Grapes...... PI I I ( threctiorby a group of con theybeganconductjngresearch cerned citizens calling them. ___________________ on the city's social and selves the Dowton D economic histo ry. M b Development Counci A ~.. f- - - .; Before they could find a cure Or --, ailed the CBD, the Ca'nc. ~.....3 I' - VW Sweet laity, California White for one 11 . $ r / - the DX director said. months, the oft-repeated drenin $75,000. The meetirog of rejuvenating Sanford's faltering Downtown area has is scheduled for 7 been given substance and P.M. at the Civ c w 0 j I LUW LWt will I . . V.- __ -:_I .v 11 - year, at a cost of for what During the past several w - "Eventually it dawned on X5 - .-1 I -. . that because of all the research e had been conducting bout the problem as we did," program • v• t 0 W fl f- :... vote on whether or s1ormedo"Vto I USED SUNDAY... . .. 89 d 0 W fl businessmen - 1 ' _ /,-4 ,oir, - . - C storefronts in the not , 11 u t.!k tsd ;et when tha District THRU WEDNESDAY Its will face = I . lrorücally, the DDC team, in its search for the exper ts on DDC program T1 If ford ts come true, the gloom} facades so apparent in the city 's Central BUSIneSS FRIDAY, NOV. 28th _W~ ~ -.. .: FOODS H tt t)ll . MLJRI flY Ikrald'tafR4rUcr TFiIS AD 'Z' 99' ________________________________ ... I . X. 89 EvsrybodysFove,j,,Fy,,h.8akd Pumpkin Pig 11, ••- • AT ) V'' ~* arget Of DDC .-- - . a • • ______ . - 9 9, :' - i_-.. . . * Roody-lo-take-out Southern ,. - I — SAVE 45c (2COffLabsI)OraiAniis.pt,c 004 39' Canteen Style ......... — lor ONLY . - .. Hair Spray Kitchen Fresh Sandwiches otctaill rounu ee 5 I i or Pickle & Chicken. Ham *f Egg Salad $ 1 79 I P't-- - ?,QT e~ Bo*f plot* SPA Listerine Mouthwash Delightful§, Diffstreint, Fitish-Mado $ 11 09 Chuck Shoulder Roost.. Its S -41 VO ' Ii) liCIOV,SbC.d sm-11 I pf4m.v.% Isfelon I1s*^*III% 64#9 11nill-sh Cut Roost lifils P 0 6miq Al -,:--. ."l, - - . . .. -,=~,,_.~._--~_&i;_'. -~ -1 - . ~ . . .,--; -: 1r_=,- __. - -1,% . . "': n 0 I - __ - _~ - -fi-. , ~ *~ a ion f own SAVE 40C. Gray, Hard to Hold, Regular or Super * Pimento oaf h129 Chuck Blade Roost........ lb HeA & f4A . ~ Trans or # -,_ 01p- ~, .11 - ______________ S -JI I rpq_s~m pig I on sa-061% &*of rnanhgOv They is p.IX flQ gift 0V _____ INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN OEEF SALE Chuck Blade Steak s14QUC%I1tVI0r*O(.i.j1R,1-x11 I __________ I) ct%oen Miefter you're OwwV an 00 J I1LTiIi [if - Plus Dep.suggftwd Platlem Of Creole your own Ort,11111`411 Club A.. t - ~'. Ip1vr1' rr . A. Hdiy good noi are betec wten u P&i irom Dee Cie or a' s many I — - EWE I1OI• STAIM P S k G*I cWtil%cales bf arly at"ount you .", CA iW ~t - ! -___ - ~ _? assistant to the ' 2_-__ 4 - IC4111tintit-d 01I 111ge Z-As — * IU ~ -_.I A I - _______ him 6 Fejm Fod 16t - _1-__ 0 ShortRibs...................79 Rav.dui$.n.k,s is —_ SY? Cottage Cheese.................. okstn. sTas I• • — Roth's D.kcjou, Corned Beef Rounds 2 7 9 139 ~; • Sliced Bacon 00w ____ _________ _________ Swift's Franks Swift's Pr.mhim s. -- with Nibs 2' __________ ____ 1 i_. _____ - r 1 2 e ever Atnwwr Sim • Hot Dogs...................... LAVI Sugai — I : UwWa's Tasty SUc*d CarmM Beef or, Passt r arai ...................... Oscar Mar-rew Chip- A-Roos......................... SAVE 5c St,L. $ To" Honey Pod Peas................ ________ ________ •i" Sliced Bologna.......... k ZA L. Red Snapper Fillets S.adT,oat ....d & Drawn Corned Beef Hash .............. tell 59, its -go Pizza Mix l's• 79 VE lOc O,I., Raisi n & SpkeocVsri.ty $1" lOc W.khod, SAVE2OC,LodyB..tpy Prun. Juice................. SAVE 9 C.DO4.D,U.StT,,,O,I SeH.toeC.ld,D.lic1.usup,, 49, SAVE 13c, 05C Off Labol) 09"t6, M" ;2-41s 99# Ivory Uquid ... SAVE 20t, E6ctrk Dishwa,that Dettifviont Cascade........................ r-1 919t SA VE 8c, A v n i HAo's she" et Whole IlReets..... ....... I...1"u PM 29' SAVI 6c, Gr"n ol.imt 12-ot 9 1 Nlbl9tS Corn . .......... 3 tdH" SAVE l4c, With Moat, M ush.*..,*r piain I RagW ..... I., I SAVE 8c, DWkieus I 000 klandi ---.- -- - - - C Kraft Getbago Bogs two S ii 39 *.d :::::: : r Cwnafl.n Green Beans 79' SAVE 1OC With Butts, Sauc O'r.eIIIO4Cnt Iea White Shoepeg Corn 4 SAVE lOc Wilk Cs.arn Sauc., $ oor space a. . --------- 7____ - J the slo in of the Dix r ____ ç. , , 4f S hrimp ticks Goirton's Firbson Sole Au Gratin tO... '! -- 1onuttee, as the DDC was sj 12. wistonsin Choose Illor Longhorn ' ______ ii' , - SAW 16c, SOaky, - 7i A" _________ ~,,. - ____ was stormy, with society of- , ) -, .? ApF4o, Applet Graps, A PO4 Mad ber", A pl* Rod Pum or Apple Strawberry ira pma Jolly ................. - 4 - project. ]' b" ' - - - SANFORD PLAZA -SANFORD LONGWoOD VILLAGE: CTR. - LONGWOOD iEMINOLE , *,The no • Oiffsn(rwIn.p,I) R•9VIO,MO,,,, . T " A__ ~ J'WGrexen Stamps ,sd kitchen Iowilm" Gt Bar 15-0. 9is. move'" W".Z!1. lopol __ ___ ---- --- - ___.~ ), T I XT14A %4 01cu.,V V_ P 4t** 'T * * It * 1 * 4L * *4; * I JwGri eenStamps DIX4 Bathroom Cup Romh (3-9s. sixio) . 1100-0-06. __! 6 tIa,,W.4,,3I,,$p _•'-_._ _. n o -- --- , _q 4 5trated their commitment to* the redevelopment project In a very concrete inanner: they left theic interior decorating business to devote three months CO full-timi,effort, without pay, to the DDC. "We began to search for the - ------,-,-,_- " -. -' .'. ' - __ . - -_ .___ - __ -__ _____._ - ______ - - . . 4' ' - overdue rescue of thrft utixer - The humane society will request 50 animal runs, a site fo a portable office and permission to handle animal ~._A adoptions. Since the Oviedo Five-year-old Kc%,In Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. incident earlier this month, tl,v Johnson,Saidord, whispers his Christmas i4ishes to Santa Claus society, in conjun.ction with the at the Sanford I'laza Shopping Center. Santa arrived In town on county's animal control Friday and -A ill he at the Plain each weekend and every afternoon deputm,ent, have established a (luring the %tLek preceding Christmas. About 500 persons turned -hofte." k -- I SANTA CLAUS IS IN TOWN pasture of a six-months old sorrel quarterhorse and the horses. I --- -_ - : i I I Today _______________________ AroundTheliuek 6-A Bridge 4-1 Is Postponed Spaziano is accused of raping ;I 30-year-old south Serninole woman on Dec. 26, 1973. The trial pixitponement was made in circuit anul after Wth the prosecutor and deferuse attorney Edward Kirkland sought the delay. A document in the court file indicates the state ma ~ call acitrcses I the flpt (dC ant(1I sistence on a program f Seminole County was prompted by the death in an Oviedo " Spa : I working together to come up ith a package which will t,.,, presented to the full board ;it rccent s -T ~ 5c .- • . I %- . & ~- Ai -ik - ~~-- - ;' i .'le gang member Joseph Robert Crazy Joe Spizwm that had been seheded for next week has been postponed until the week of Jan, 26 . . . • . - _~-~_-~ P 9- for three months before taking dition The second meeting last Sunday was peaceable, with county and society officials mmion meeting at the Sarford Cour thouse 7 - $3,833 is not an we can get our office open." ,, longer can feed ma y W;tl the dctIn When .otun Liken, lAo.to,j:,uc,ttr1or animal control office and one horse had to be shot and the humane society, has filed Calendar able program in the apathy. operating budget," Miss Jacobson commented, "It's the bare minimum we need to get 14. ~----i Publix Al pace-setter in defeating the major 'meEtly 74*4 •11511S...... pe, 39 SAVI$CS.fIPfYAU.a,,d 300.d. . i - ~_ " __ . t ii ualnroong .". t . 1111.,... w*e.oo, j ittlij With Bacon Ham or Pluiri Quake, is AT THESE commission for the lack of a I Chunk Style Tuna 2'' 89' SAVE Sc 41k by the cormnissioneri' display Cern OW Margigrine where shopping Is o pleasure THIS AD 0000 I . e1 3. SAVI4.S.sfsMy Instant Tea............ SAVE lOc,Ch4ne,. . . . -. - - I t approprLttion froni the city commission to begIn thc . - ______ then called, received a $3,833 •--------------- arranged for the Monda'. meeting after two s&ssions one stormy and one quiet with society officials The first meeting On O% 2.! .._I - • ".. pe pro6Ta1n for this county. - 1 summer when the Downtown C , ,'_ Z. %. 7 .;.______ff -- ' r - I _________ The rcaliz4ition of the deve.opment dream began last j P To Make Pitch receive food for their animals. three others were ordered 6arges of anirral cruelty _~ I * Simninole County Humane The new "hotline" service is impounded because of their the state attorney against the Society officials Monday will designed to offset the chances weakened conditions owner of the Oviedo pasture make their pitch to the county commission - with the pre again In th at issue county beingnursedbacktohealthan Spane owned two of the being a vi a bl e animal rescue offic ials monitored the horses repartedl ire in od on animals while an Orlando _____________________ ------ ----------- . IT - DowntownSanford it's happening," she said. Happening" became 22-., _______________________________ hate to do is wakar0 °d -__ JW GreenStamps 49t 10-08 zi. Merle Norman has completely refurbished its shop. All u I HyEI)PIIICKET1' Ili raid Staff rIter __ 46 At E withdoubie tt S :.r,: • ,..•., .._. ,' Tooling SAVE .' r Jav's is already in opera od Large i U _________________________ - 21 of **110julf 1 . 1 S' SAVE I OC, Roqu Notion Tomc1to F&O 89' d SAVEEC PktSwtF,os,nF,,nchC, • ______ ,, ------ 'T'4A t Humane ociet I P .-t F 7 .- ' ,_ Buck's new sandwich shop will open in rx-cember, and Travel. RR:new a ' I , 89 Small Onions. Fryer Backs & A rrri touffa, $ Frozen Waffles Fryer Breasts I Fryer Thighs 99 ryer Drumsticks ,.. 99 594 Fryor Wings Sw.f1sPr.mhim Fully-Cook, Ham Patties (Slwdhhotdogr.11sh)Dnrs,rSa,. 0n USDAG od.A I inip.ci.d Sh pp.d DAD m,., :: ----- 89 Chili Con Corne .................. "I 69, SAVE 4c, T oasty Trea t SwifliPr.mivmortatyMcpi, Swift's Premium. Boneless -1 Cabbage Rolls SAVE 20c With Bons 'I I "r. con II SAVE 70c, Holloway House Stuffed 1, 37 I I OvenCloanor SAVE1Oc,H.wordJ.h,.,p,,,1 Fried Clams WP [ hedul 'dat SanE rd for thew k L . -,. .. .... (rossword 4-1 Dear Abby lIorco nuspitar 2-c 7-A I Obituaries saturday low 56, 8 .* -Ilziano wits indicted for First-degree murder in tt, high (hernight D'I'ill" illd Ild', art, ull I'agti August 1973 dea th of Orlando woman whose decomposing remains were found on an Altainonte Spring's garbage dump. an Addresses of five state witnesses, including forinez Outlaw gang members, have been ordered ke,pt se-cret b%. the court because of alleged threaLs ai, ,ainst their li%e.s' , according to dmurnents in the court file 01, OR' murdt,r case. Sapaxiano is accused of murdering Laura Lynn flarberts, an 18-year-old (kiando hospiull clurl, A second decomposing feniale body foun(l on thi, trasli heap still hasn't been idenWied, accordiN to Invesdgators, and no charges have been made In tt*-.seL-t,n(i death. V z9 ~ _ Spa7iano is already serving a lifesentence for ralk- in _j CHRISTMAS A _F _ .7v - - -...-j-_.,t~-'r. _O_ . ~ ~ --' ' 1, ~~_ 0. • .. - • !~:', , I _'~i;l - !~~~ _i;~~, 4ij ,:H I. ~:_~' _. - -:=!7 .1 ~ I _- " ~ , -, a a - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1975; <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/96a94d80f8e982e18cc6c8f0bdf02ac7.pdf 02265f8ccbb75abb17b7580d77433fb2 PDF Text Text 4B-Evening H erald, Sanford, Fl. ay, Wcdnesd 26, 1975 N - HOROSCOPE ___ iE _____ ay I & Ii Pub I - M .II . 52 Drinker drink A erian nativp 53 Distant (Val 1 name 56 Arab name A Art 1 /kfCt'r_~ '-44E5 P*JT 20 CVRVY 4 tk(t 1- I 23 Animal food Sansom 1 1 W ITH , - s ~~15 1 •' 41 . I _________ ••• o a " C 14 10 Departed I I Plant grain - 2 3 conjunct,uri rub them the wrong way. TAURUS (Apr il ne You're still very fn'e'i 25 Time division 45 Farm istrurtioe resources. Be very wary 27 Oaths (German) 28 Ready for IhirweSt things speculative. &ick take liCefanrT;i 46 from iay * nd 47 blue Unaprated Usual farm 48 tle avoid such Involvement. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec,# 0) to 32 Hotii of to all . onl? Accept s _______ — — — er) he was If e It' if CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 191 Someone you'll be closel * T-. ,.~t Su being used -' - . I i i today, but I — — — 2) 22 I you 're not likely tackle to —— I FO r y .• _______________________________________ ' , - something . I i1 e d - - , ....-,-,,,,,..I...--..._ ,-st-, L :~,_ 1_--_::~:~-- 11; I -As -- , n.__.. '- ___ __ __________ 11 _ , all persons in Long. wood that the utility sold water serviced to between Dec. 1, Irio and May 1, 1975. r• _____________ _______________ - circuit court to order inlando Corporation to reveal the names and ad. •- •- n 1 s een 1 9 •- s that's better 01 i ?, — ", . i _. 23 Aug 22) Don't l' I( FS (Feb 20-Mardi 20) friend triu.ills ou re easy to get ll you a bill of goods on a pet along with Today, howe ver, July Circuit f or Kenneth Leffler the itt) seek-, jit Judge trial, ; . . I --I----.-__ ~ - : • L - ;. ~_._ - ~ I Z- 1 .1 . i 1 __AfiA!%4W ri i .i e C - -- ras ( . _____ ._ . . fl BOB II 0\ I) . • .• ountiug and judgment against • Five persons died on • Herald Sta ff Writer . . AD%f:Nl5TRAT COUNCIL OPPOSED TO REDUCING FACULTh SALARIES %' 31 TO ORGANIZE > — — — 32 r — 11 35 36 - 39 - ___ ___ Iiiiij Al / k J U 54 —— - 55 ______ by Stoffel & Heimdohl , ATA -' 11 . I - kl,;~J .I !I1, JA :-, ,N I I FEEL UKE ) I I J-) I RIHTAFTE c AV ~ I - I iS) _ J DANCE NlDtA LE FEET r 11 - _< r' ' A, , ~' . , 111 -4 . Ii I A,, ir = I I PRISCILLA'S POP F 1' BUT, MOM 'rOut? \1 DOUG HNLJrs ARE I (ANOmER\ DOUSCI Gk NUT, I b by ~ Vermeer . ( oo - 14 .. S. ,- - 'Th •••) - I hl .-.. - Ili — problem should be baby K A... - - DE - od ay"s hand was sent us by the Jdcobys" care of this T ARCHIE '[ by Bob Montana VVE rWELL JUG V KNOW L'NURSE;ZY RHYME, CE JP LL ?/HAT A LITRE I 1\ r WHEN I WAS MORE CONCER,NED WI TH A,A;Zy* KNEW I WAS MAruRG ABOUT AMS ______________________ I , LITTLE .— /1,7A \1 __ - i l__ ' ____ Aft I 1. . — . 1i I '~ I:: 'i, ) - - ____ - ____ __ FRANK AND ERNEST SUPERMARKET - - __ - ,r CCC , Hle RE ' can afford to see him He will uetobeasceofectiou tell you where to go to get There are a wide variety of financial he l p for proper complications various ones of eaui,ern in your community these wo can cause They Most communities have some have even been found in the type of care that can be given nose and ear The l arge even to persons financial resources, II inches long (some varieties as necessary ask Your countt y long as 13 inches) and other welfare o1& for help, variies may be so small y Although you can get can hardly be A - f~ 'rat 11 ' -. DOWN r ç FROM - — • , - j -1 0 ) 0 o - 0 TO - -- I ' ___ - will b e answer Individual questions answered below it stamped. sell-adolfessed #1 The South hand will take 10 envelopes are enclosgol rhe tricks with diamonds as Irlost interesting questions roundworm , rI ir I- __ ' — 4- •' , - r I 4 ' i- i. ,- , , , -7 .. -q .~ _i .;:; P "?IV" '~ __ I , L'V . _g_ - .1 & 4*~ zli;t" '1 , ! Y ' /11.26 • he question is, gentlemen, will the patients life savings STAND another o days in the hospital?' I DOONEBURy _______________ 50 IW4V I AMp by T. K. Ryan r C4V 64f IXI N/5 &IM4MV... I Mal PECIARE YOU AR - EC RLJSFROMA PAZ? O5flNt AV AV- I . j 1, ,16AVW 4W 1450AW NaP W / - .--- &_*111\ ,ei,;J ~ ONU)MT - ;., ~, " " T, .._1 - \~ I I .1 . 11-10 .) I., Wf:s" I $410041 . - .'',, ii fr.#,I s tI it - I _ -1 - 4 --- j1 13 1 i il t .~- :1 , ( ? - I " e; : J I , -1 ~1_ , "~ ______ I I - li . If - / 6tI --. s- -- _________________ _____________ - - , ç 14-foot-wide bridge in a no unaware of the need (for a new rescued and treated at passing zone when the collision bridge) in this as c e but the hospitals occurred, hurling the an DOT's hands are tied by The silt, filed by Or lando through the guardrail in to the legislative appropriations atto rney William W hi ttaker for St Johns River .They have to set priorities." Martha Clark, representative The lawsuit alleges that CIark's lawsuits allege that of the estate of Keith Lamont Manco Importing Co In c. , the condition of the antique Ck, charges negence and Woodward's employer, "did span across the river co two insurAnce cOm- negligently and carelessly, stituteda nuisance and violated pantes. a truck ren tal firm. a UuUy and wantoy select, the ciil ri ghts of the 1cUm food firm and the truck driver retain and hire Woodward, After the fatal accident steel as defendants, when they knew, or in the guardrails and flashing warNo hearing date has been set exercise of reasonable care, ning lights were installed. In the civil action. of his un- Construction is now underway The suit alleges Woodward's should have known fitness as a driver, his on a new bridge to replace the negligent driving resulted in the numerous previous accidents, antique span. The new bridge is youngster's death and that and traffic violations ..." scheduled for completion in Woodward was asked to assist The civil action alleges that 177G. y r ' =_:L-_.gii__. - _=_-, / • -- / ____ :,; - flS hi • I e Football Tod Is In The ay W.W-ff .M- A al I S A Shopping Aid [loving trouble trying to determine iiiihat to buy for whum f or Christm as ? Can't decide what to buy the ~oungstersl For the home' For (be others In your life? for l'erha we can help The Evening Herald has a Christ mas shopper's sectiou today and perhaps it will give you a few tips, hints and s u ggestions. See Section ( In today's 's Fsenfng Heral d . l\l)I \ 4-A hirid e Calendar Comics Cr ossword Editorial - B Horoscope Hospital B Obituaries B sports 4-A Television . .... Dr. Lamb I .. A 1.3-B A A 14 B 6-13 IlIl It sdny s high 73 (hnulght low 51 Partly cloudy thugh Fiday A chance of showers this allernoi)n or tonight. IlIgtLs front the mid 70% to low I os tonight mostly in the upper and low 6 Southerly winds 15 to occasionally 20 mph today, decreasing by toght. Rain prebability 20 per cent today anti tonight Details and tides are on Page A. ________________________________________ !_ I f I -,A I . Ik ., III ~. t" "----- V _. I * ~~~~~ The biggest football weekend of th e season kicks off today, with games at all levels -from high schools, to colleges and professional. The Evening Herald gives the armchair qua rterbacks a look at the busy weekend, beginning with the Fearless %I A Special Magic Vitality -_ Air Around The Clock • Six other children were — cs ivina, * . n By DAN'ID POLING Thi Herald SCFIICCS making it through a tough cartoon pictures of Pilgrims ramble, for a friendly meeting If we are to admit to the winter, for ha ving food on the and turkeys or a solved problem Why have power of Thanksgi%mg, we What is as American as table, and with their Indian Charles Lamb, the we none !or books, those should took to its variety of pum pk in pie, as old as the neigh bors, good feeling around distinguished author and spiritual repasts — a grace expression through the cen Indian nations, as official as a the table. lVir prayers were leading American historian before Milton or a devotional t presidential procLamation and redly for siw1al not abun pondered the largeness and exercise to be said before titudes of those descendents its lively as a football game in dance, and they were to enjoy beauty of creation and his own reading the 'Fairy Queen'?" from the first autu.mn banquet. November? both in the Bay Colony in 1640. Impulse to be thankful, wrote: What Liamb is saving is that I'm wt thinking of t1k,Pilg ou re right — ThInksgi%ing If that Is the beginning and I am duped to say grace we ha uness occasions in Pu ritan heritage which has is more ancient than the United ending of our celebration, we twenty other occasions in the each day to express and shue punctuated our history and our states yet fresh as every fall It are narrow people indeed coue of the day besides m the spit of tkinksgitng - it is government — rather the has a special magic %itality Thanksgi%ing offers more and dinner. I want a form (~f not confined to food nor saved Indian world of religio r. which causes it to flourish in claims more than a backward prayer) for setting out u po n a oy for a single Thursday in ception and in fl uence, writing our national habits loo k of several ce nturies or pleasant walk, for a moo nl ight November its o history and story, Thanksgiing is remembrance century by century. and celebration It promotes In the new book , 'Enchanted I I ,-stadium cheers and sanctuary 0Emmis— prayers ound this annual Ii Dora Vasquez tells the o b servance swirls all the — true story of her near commercialism of a shopping grandmother of Naiajo ccnter society, all the nosta lgia descent, Rosano All of her life of homecoming and feasting, 11t__AW" WMW she had been an Indian slave lo ir i_we~_ and then that something more religious at the core ratitutIe to the Heavenly Father for the good things of uk Praise and thanksgiving ar the (entrai expressions of religious fuith mutually shared by Protestants, Catholics, and Jews Those holy sentiments are traced to the Psalms of the 01(1 TctmrI1ent later to words of gratitude and praise that rang through much of t New England settlement, for they were people of the Book. __ r - ii - , - - - --- --- 9, Zll .rP_ ,. .h,I _~~ - -_ — ~ A ~__ =~~ I . , 1~ A : --- again come close to the power of the first Thanksgiving wFAch ('an be life changing and life I .. .- .. ewo - - - . L - - -- I ,. . - --_________________ -• -- - d God for being alive, for I ' . ______ ____ 11 - _. _ 1 - - . -- - iii. i X -3 ~ ~_. ____ *- - - - i --- 2_ 7_rr~~ handed her a picture of the 'reat President — the first tine he had ever heard or seen anything about this ac ('Oiilplishlflent. Now ap.rt'aching 100 years of age, intered a tiny chapel with picture in hand and turned, in , ~ _________ . terribly practical and utterly frank. These tough settlers from her people Iter yeir were spent domestic intl home of a priest, sho one d 'mlled her in and told her . in Spanish, tha ha d just signed the Eman - 71~_-M " , - -.----.7 =- __ __ __ --I ~J -- I - - -_ . I took Abraham Lincoln 's picture ind placed it among,the saints . ,reatest saint to lit-r. -she looked I - am .in- ~ ' ttx'w hidden places he was . I ~ 0 cherished as a great man.** Lamb is right - there are (Continued On Page A) _________ - - _-_ ---- ~~--- p- ~T-7~~ iiffi; i~ - - -~--Fe-.V~F--~'~=~--l'-1 . _; .i -.~11,~i - .4'~. i. ~_:.!: ( 1 1~~o 11~. 1. -1 0,_ J;Y_ , _,___iP -_ 7 / ' -, 7a3 r11 ;r; r )4 ç1 - , ,:4UY-F~1~_ ix,-Hcr-~~,:.T - ' 4~ " - I morning,aday.olfWiththefl Z I Ew_ ___ __*_i_ -. L- nearly erased by separatiwi .- holiday, another sleep in -.'- .,_~ "I I 7- _- ~ — litilliI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -i i, - ,.-'- y 1i . L_ I i .irij4 - 4 ZZEMM L - - ~r . 4 J_- ________ t oI III. . ___Or , I 0. N I. - - - i I X - - - - r,- '1i- _V_ __ -' ~t t R, 1. - , 1 CJJXSS _-i h i - - • - L,1N41 ( 4 ?/__ - .k 't- _= M1 VJ - . - / . .1 - I -, - U uyrryTwdeau TUMBLEWEEDS IZ -_ 67o= . --- ii-2 ,~'a--__-. .~ ~ z u"" . -- __ - I _~ l Hellenism a n d llebritsm wi'h the ultimtt iicto o te \1auabe as the basisor the holiday we know as we kindle the .,anukkah lights that 11w nurack of the oil Is a podia substi t ution ion or the miracle o surv i va l. The narnes reflect the glow of the religious freedom the Maccabees fought I - , - ~' . , - - . - - . - P, Defendants in the lawsuit arf Woodward, Manco Impo rt ing inontl ago after his ck hit a Liberty Mutual Insurance passenger an on the antique L Company, the firm's liability \ I. ' wooden en Bridge on SR rammed from behind \ insurance carner, Hill Truck 415 east of Sanford by a truck The van Rentals Inc.; and t he rental The ci v il action seeks , into the firms carrier. Hartford -' damages in excess of ,000 in p lun ge d p ,*# . % Accident and Indemnity Co f '~/~ the death of two-year-old Keith Murky wa ters Lawsuits seeking 47-million Imont Ck of New SmyTna St Johns River, aster 'Jt/~ i".. i damages from the State 2t , Beach and alleges the child died .I crashing through the Department of Transportation I F, because of negligence on the guardrails, Lfl COflCt'ofl wi th the Osteen part of food delivery truck wooden Bridge accident were filed . •'i i'.erLC. ward,3.8,of and submerging locallyandlatertransferredtn -. lando. approximately eight Leon County Circuit Cour t in Florida Highway Patrol feet of water. Tallahassee for trial. . ,,.J -. Troopers said a westbound The sil ts were some of the -T $!L ,:. W truck rammed the slower in rescuing the child " ,V,; , -. .but first to be brought under a new r J • 014* mo v ing van, containing 11 refused and walked away."It law ending the sta te's i the munity to such actions. . :~L,f~ L -- 41. crashed through a wooden assistance to the victims of Whittaker filed the suits for A, 4 guardrail and submerged in accident or those rescued. .c 'I C _ . Thonw Clark of New Smyrna, . eight feet of water. ff . ~_ The lawsuit alleges that Killed were Milton Wilkins, Woodward was dri%ing the seeking damages in the deaths ! ;J of Mrs. Clark and daughter I 38, driver of the van; his we rental food delivery truck 50 Cindy, and injuries to three iniles-an-hour in a 25-mile-an. other Clark cWdren. - - -AftClark, 35, and her daughter, hour zone and attempted to , .-. __ :e~ _~~ ' u -_ - ?.OV _., - '~- which they were ridalon with SIX ' others, was allegedly , _011i .. . j I - _______ 4. I I ' "I - 1974, when the van in discosered • , I of 11 had the Lmp'lJycr checked, Woodward 's unfitness as a tempts "and walk ed away" 13 Ifl ( ' ', ind es Judas Maccare over the furces of the Syrian dictator Antiochus IV in 164 B.C. This year the eight-day III celebration begins with the lighting of the Hanukkah candles on the evening of November 28, It is worth noting that for most of Its long history, Ilanu)ahtias considered a fairly minor holiday. As Mae Shafter Hockland writes in "The Hanukkah 3 Book," (Schocken), "Simple, pleasant domestic custollis grew up .around it, varying from country to country of the Jewish exile. During the past century. and especially since World War 11 Hanukkah has grown in importance in the popular imagination." Although the kindling of the , Hanukkah candles Is a major feature of the celebration, Nis. Rockland explains that -Ithi-s (Inc uniieri1 ceremonial act has in fact nothing to do with the historical origins of Ilinukkah." Legend has it that when Judas Mactabee and his men recaptured the Temple in Jerusalem and began to A cleanse it, they found in the tk'brtsa small bottle of purified oil Thismiracleisthebasisfor the current mode of celebration "This is a lovely legend," Mi. Rockland says, "but by the, we - I t , IIanukah, the Festival of frequented a )4 ails AC Those - lak <,. E't 6: specific question — m r reader iktJ us if 11,1153 flais Pass open the bidding with the Opening lea d Av South hand I Our answer is that we sure . count I ' do We don't realiv points with this type, of hand Freak hands ire a1w,iyS except to note that we do have hard to bid because bidding*is 12 in high cards The imporbased on experience and you lint thing is that we have 10 just don't get enough of these diamond tricks all our own freaks to enable you to de%dop a system to cope with for(Do You have a question sitting - - ckdrier - , ' • in. I cared for. I work for lestations that people have are trump and should be opened will be used sri This column wholesale candy firm so may no small matter. In large . with either one dilmond or and will reCel I have eaten lots of sugar. I numbers they can cause coUcky with a forcing t%Ao bid Wf- ,]A COHY MODERN ) burger stand tha t abdomi nal pains In the Life closed cycle they spread by way of the CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor circulation to the lungs, ,AR READER Some of literally crawl up . the my city readers may be sur. resrato tract, out of Prised to learn that worms are windpipe and Into the back of still a major problem in parts of the throat. Here they crawl into the United States That the esophagus and pass through specifically includes the large the stotruich to the Intestines to roundworm s which you may set up housekeeping I. 11 have. Tapeworms also oicca. In addition to the nutrition y 2 1" I 'Zi r There are probably over 2 probLems that they can cause, if m1 lllOn cases Ofroundwo,in you treat these actively 5; / A i the U S and Canada, based on yoelf with some f medi cine / (,\ I / the worldwide studies of worm that actually works, you have k IC infections. I can't tell from your the risk of causing an intestinal ~% % N descriion whether you have obstntion I must strongl 1 j , y roundworm or but advise that your treatment the only way anyone can tell Is 0 sho uld be under the su pervisi on I by looking at t hem of a doctor. — I strongly suggest that you I,I Untreated cases can persist 1 Like some actual specimens to . 111.1 ;. for 20 to 40 years If not detiected, - — r -- f) that Is what you have been have gotten these from children I . TV claims an Orlando !r ie f I4 tapeworms from beef, pork an doing. . L- I MP ~_ -_ ( .1 uinerabIt - r --' or enough dilfnonds for hoth of them and bids cix clubs This cix club bid is not an tifort to pla% in clubs It mercl% shows the'ace in case Sout6 mig want to bid a grand slarn lKQio87b532 a have a ribbed-like body. 11% . _W - - • fltst \orth last Souih variety, However, some I , " - Hanukka h _________ .. I ! S01711 Mi — - right to the diamond gaine North looks over his hand, - ri ~_j:t-~-J-_;_ .~ _' ~_ ~ 1,-,. -1 _-_- ~ - J. _-E~._T £ K 104 A K IU83 d. one type of fish, that is not _/ ~' -_ Dr. 'i"housands of roundworms you get roundworms. These are are passing, and there Is no end usually associated wi th poor to this as they multiply fast. sanitation. They are spread I've no more funds for doctors from infected people to the soil now, and I wonder what you and to privy areas. Some of the ff~ght suggest. wornis Invade the sk.In, others Neither doctor prescribed gain access through eggs that any type of diet or any real are very small and are laxative, but ha ve taken a new ingested, mild I don't think anyone with I'm sure they a 1Tj 1~.- 4, I It, /I ; __ 11 I I t "'i *J9 %%ei I 11 Our reader showed us the North hand also and the bidding in the box shows how to et gb0 six diamonds. Nor1h's spade flSC 4 __ AA Q 7 4 Lamb %hat he Prescribed, and o th er doctor said it might be lI - L !I I . - ) " - I / ' I .. with my stomach trouble discovered I have a nest of wos I took three differ t types of patent medicine 11k1kI , zb I J lightR fa vopening or with di-iniond since there is ) 111 X170 rl ~ 0 :7,7, 1 ., -, ' I 117I r s U I.; HEN D ) 7700T'SIE CAN ' - " I I : - L Chic Young A RECOIZO ON ¼ ;I ' 1 ~(; I. - b N AT _________________________________________ - - StE - — • ~,\ A I J - WI — A 1111-36 I — Worms Are Major Problem - _______ BLONDIE —— RKE __ ~ 57 59 - TRENDS! ~ AN'CATS U p ~%'3 a posit \ CURRENT STOCK UP A TABLE T' N%OOCH livil'It" . 11 1i CEDRIC HAS SOME 0 TAKIN — 58 ________________________ - — 56 BUGS BUNNY HELLO, SUMS / 9 50 51. ________ r a utility tax ordinance passed in 15 The law callsfora 10-perent tax on water service in Longwood The city alleges Sanlando Utilities sold water serice during the 1910 to 1975 period without paying the city all taxes ' due The lawsuit alleges areas served by the firm include but arc not limited hi 1ko,chjre WinsorManor,WinsorManur First Addition, and The Moorings suIiusIons No date has been set for a hearing in the lawsuit filed for the city by Sanford attorney f Ned Julian Jr. The civil action says utility firin is believed to Iwe t.)e city at least $4,370.88. YOUR BIRTHDAY determine )ouro speed Un No 27,1915 fortunately, your stride and theirs ar't In harmony Thb comIng year you'll be LIBRA (Sept 2ct 23) better off if you handle tin Don't talk about your Ideas portant projects unencumbered pmatuly today or dcuss by partners Do what has to be) them with one who isn't in a done on your own, for best ion to judge objectively resulta - 43 funds t1w city is d You're going to let someone set the pace for you, rather than — — — — 38 manner that others could firid 23-Sept. 22) offeIe VIRGO tAng —— I - 34 ThE MOTION CARRIES 64 10 plenty. 33 -- dres es of dli o erenthusiastic _______ Lawsui - - ________________________________ - asking a v ' L . _________________________________________________ ... - It . utelet tell the real cause of your left to experts, You could wind tip with a larger bill than an. 1 I- 10 Cents '—f-— expense. This person ou1d be ' irri ta ted he felt th e 20) May 21-June U ' Longwood Don t sound off without A few loose words could easily thinking, knock it Off. CANCER (June 21-J u ly 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9 You're eas ily irritated To save money today,you may sr 1 I 32771-Price N-I. U.N.-iiIi"IIIIII, pest at home today, chances are associated with today has 50 Olhei*ise I 16 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii — Florida another 's there is an unnecessary tem- 10 11 13 Sanford, I 2llltwouldbearntstaketoda): to be too self-serving at your chips F IINI water Source 30 Evenings — by Larry Lewis No!rsdayNovem$7lIg you know a with _J BIMO BURNS 68th in a business 36 Lal,n - 15 with A =:'?' ' 12 CAMPUS CLATTER Be foolish risks — SQ^4 1 I ARIES - — — . L RE 29 t 7 Golf mound AND... i (March 21 April 19) SCORPIO tOct 24 ov. 22) very tactful today in han. Just because pe rson Wing people who are helping cia lly isno reason to deal you, but who are not really wi th them se nse You could obligated do Q 'R NA P w 23 Tantrum 24 Entire (Latin) i r ectio n 17 . Printing 2 dted again pf 31 flubbe. Ireei 3 Summers (Fr J3 inhale 4 Fender '4 Threshed damage (p1) J a . '10 Total$ 39 Maid s nawri 22 Girls name 40 Through DOWN S.111 (phafm 22 Stir THE BORN LOSER by ). 21 T I N A 2o):k m:ar:m 60 Fmculk t ~ Thjr;day, November 27, 1975 _____ TL " I i Having made a 58 Want will 59 Guida's note -, _____ of farmer 16 Pedal dI - W , 7~E~ I- s :;r 14 I / — 4 ~ - L Farmyard Mo Walker - -- A,loP,eousPz:e j BEETLE BAILEY i- mil-IM" - �?A-.-Eveninq Herjld. Sanford, Fl I __ Thursday Nov 27, 1975 IN BRIEF 1 I 24 injured in Near-Collision Of Two Jets Carrying 300 Two jumbo jets carrysn nearly persons barely avoided an aerial collision Wednesday night over Lake Michigan, airline officials said. Fourteen passengers and 10 stewardesses were slightly hurt hen the captain of an American airlines IX'lO swerved violently "to avoid hitting another aircraft," an American Airlines spokesman said. American spokesman Walter Boyd said, "only about three or four" of the injuries was considered potentially serious with "a back, or something like that," Officials said the incident occurred 20 minutes after American Flight 182 bound for Newark, N.J., with 182 passengers took off at 7:30 p.m. CST from O'Hare fr ternational Airport in Chicago, the world's busiest at port - B)LX)NNAESTES Poll officials Include: Charles Haley, clerk; Molly Steudle, four terms of one-year each and has served as chairman of Herald Stall Writer Louis Ballard. Velvet Jacobs, Krystal Hruby, Gertrude Wyener, council, the position she currently holds, for live one-year terms. Lynn Stevens, Melanie Stewart and Ernest Olsen, inspectors. ('.SSEl.BEHRV City Clerk Mary Hawthorne has Leighty, previously served two terms four years on the Immediately after the polls close at 7 p.m., the polls officials council and was selected chairman for one year and vice chairirhcted a 6 per cent turnout of the city's 4,147 qualified voters and Mrs. Hawthorne will canvass the election, at next Tuesday's municipal election. man one year. Candidates for mayor Include; Gerry Christensen, Bill Grier The winner in the mayoi"s election will be determined by We have 18 absentee ballots so far, which Is a good in. (incumbent) and CouncilmanJohn Zacco. dication of a good turnout," Mrs. Hawthorne said Wednesday. plurality. In the council election, the two persons who receive the For two council seats, candidates are: Fred Bussey Jr. , Edith The usual number of absentee votes cast In Casselberry is highest number of votes in the five-person field will be declared L, Duerr, (Incumbent), August (Gus) Hodak, John Leighty and nine to 10, the veteran city clerk said. Nathan Z. Van Meter. Persons unable to go to the polls Tuesday because of Illness Christensen, a real estate salesman, was previously an tinSince election in Casselberry is by plurality, there will not be a etc., may apply for absentee ballots up to 5 p.m. Monday. Absuccessful council candidate. Grier, the Incumbent, previously runoff unless, as happened two years ago, two of the top can. sentee ballots must be returned to city hall no later than 7 p.m. served two terms on the council and is completing three years in didates in the council election or mayor election receive identical Tuesday office as mayor. Zacco, an Orlando optometrist and pact numbers of votes. Polling place for the election where voters will select a mayor president of his statewide profei,naJ organization, is cornTwo years ago when Dr. Zacco was running for council reand two city councilmen is the fire hail, adjacent to city hail on pleting two terms on the city council, election, he and his opponent, John arnnitz, received an identical Triplet Drive. Dr. Duerr has on the city council for fire consecutive vote total. In a runoff two weeks later, Zacco won wi th a 2-1 Three voting machines will be on hand for the election, two-year terms and has been elected vice-chairman of the board margin. - - WASHINGTON i AP) The two senators looking into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy disagree over whether a new full-scale Investigation is needed, although President Ford feels someone should take a fresh look at the tragedy. Despite their thfferenz,es over the significance of new information related to Kennedy's death, the senators said they plan to continue their preliminary inquiry for the Senate intelligence committee to determine if there is evidence that warrants reopening the probe. Their comments followed Ford's suggestion at a news conference Wednesday night that "some responsible group or organization" ought to investigate "new developments" Involving the Kennedy murder "without reopening the whole mzter." - Unnoticed Bill Passes - - The FBI is conducting the probes at the request of the Thite House, the sources said. The names of those under investigation could not be k'terrnined ebozo Author Cites Terror NEW YORK i Al'i — Author Thomas Kiernan says he Is rriljed }iernan says his Qubllsher was threatened and tiuev&s urglarized his apartment and made oft with the ianuscript he bad just completed on the life of Florida snker Charles flebe" Hebozo, one of former President ixon's closest pals. Hi' also believes his telephone was tapped for about " ,... I .._..,.._._. .. - ' 'I'AlJ.AIIASSEI.; IAI'I— The cost of all long distance calls between cities in Florida is going up by $35 million, but Southern Bell's two million residential and commercial customers will not have to endure higher • f r - I" I .F ~ - 11 - kM - 7 I - _~16 _:_ ~_ 7 -.5-'o i- . - il __ - 4 _*___ _! _* -1 __-, - . ~~ . .. -~_ -.1ll, r1 -k, V. - ,"i .~ I ; - , I, t'' , .4 fr ., . — I .-, _.- ,~;i It I ~ I -- . - '1 '. II I I ''I'll''''~~- ) a~ !_:= EDITH DUERR _ Vf'j Fk J _ % 7 1~__R laaM AFWAW /_ 1 I i. . . ,W4_ JOHN ZACCO ;& BILL GRIER FRED BUSSEY JR. NATHAN VAN METER JOHN LEIGHTY CASSELBERRY John CASSELBEItRY— Dr. Edith CASSELBERRY......First CASSELBERRY_Thecity is CASSELIIERRY Zacco, completing two terms on L. Duerr, seeking a sixth elected Nathan CASSELBERRY John to public office in 1966, spendIng too much money on Van Meter, a ci ty council Leighty, is his bid for a seat on the city council Is "running for consecutive term on the city Mayor Bill B. Grier has served the waterworkj system and "a candidate in Tuesday's the city council, has called for mayor in order to make council, retains her slogan, four years on the city council in bunch of people in the utili ty municipal election, was a Improvement Casselberry a better corn. 'Wiser planning, not wilder the Interveni in corn' ng years, three department" are ov erpa id," In leader In e munity In which to live. th citizen fight to stop niuflications be tween the city spendjng." years as the city's chief the view of Fred Russey Jr., "I believe the citizens must the levy of ad valorem taxes in govermnent and the people. executive officer, and is now who is seeking a city cou be represented and that ncilthe community this year. remain as pre!iously a seeking re-election to that of. seat in the Dec. 2 mu 'You have read a bout it in the nicipal "Basically I want to work councilmen and the mayor fiscal conservative, who does fi . ce for papers," Leighty said, adding el tion, not be ec lieve in spending money must be representati ves of the people of Casselberry as If rlected he " hope hope s to s to stop the arguing at we do not have. citizens," he said. "1 believe the people in their re2resentatjre," Van city meetings with the county continue to serve each arid Ieter saf d. "The main problem Dr. Zacco said, as mayor, his "With careful evaluation of every citizen as I ha re the city knew what was th inty over the na tion Li one of government, goals would be to submit a ou budget, line by line, of the past to the best vohed when the present city a of my ability budget without an ad valorem type pa thy by so man y toward their "1,1 the course of city I have been doing for and to devote w ha tever time officials floa ted the tax being necessary, to ha ve an past 10 bond issue government." business, the interest of our years, I believe we can necessary to do to purchase the General ,, He said he plans to keep fellow citize ns should be kept administration that is both meet our basic needs without Grier and his wife, Phyllis, Waterworks s'stem," Bussey effective and efficient, to nw taxes," she said. recently celebrated their 20th said, adding the city council IS citizens informed of city ac. foremost in mind," he said, develop recreation programs tions, if elected, by sending "and the special Interest groups wedding anniversary, The apparently not listening to the I believe we should continue mayor ar terly newsletters to qu should be made to look out for with improved facilities In people. has one stepson and a cooperation wi th the recreation to obtain facilities from people to arouse citizen J). themselves." gann Scottie &years-old. board, recreation director and developers, such as free He is a "I think the city officials ticipatlon In "their governSaying he is free and clear of barber by profession, ought to give a volun teer citizens group. recreation areas, free fire the goverlulient ment," potential conflicts-of-interest, lie is a past vice president of hack b the people," he said. "I want the people to get he uld advocate station sites, assistance on the Barbers Association of said his obligation would be involved," he said, developnent of a community traffic signals, to retention of the I"lorida and past secretary. 'My three the citizens years of ser vice °n of Casselberry. golf course, all of which I have center that can be used by Among the goats Van Meter treasurer of flue Tn-County the zoning board has given me has set helped the city obtain In he young and the not-so-young, "My occupation and personal for the city are: an idea of w ha t's going on Iague of Citlts. Zacco noted that $14,000 has pa . I protection of property and life leave me free to remain Grier points to the complete ha ve watched builders been allocated to purchase land comehuman rights, controlled city always available for the car eful "Mng other things the city reorganization of the city's Into town and do w ha t the for a public works building. Y growth, better management of co nsideration of any citizen's 'nt, w hen they want, and receiveil,and projectsonwhith administrative structure the tax dollar, and a new city point of view, to continue my When the new facility is I worked, were drainage during his mayoral term as a council has been letting the complete, the efforts to utilize the knowledge m do cluarter written so that all Its" he said, public works easements and land. In con- major accomplishment, department could be moved people can understand of five years of service wi th the He notes the city's water nection wi th the rezoning of from its Secret Lake locati four of them on the city A native of Falls Church, Va., city' "I'm not a politician. on golf course, the city obtained system, purchased by the city and the never was," Bus.sey said. "I got a city about the size of council and to strive for community center drainage easements and water UouJ'l('il, has been improved moved to the effective use of city finandal by so fed 5selberry, present building, holding basin up sittin g at council Van Meter moved the laying of some 13 miles areas. nus is ur "Hopefully we can get that of meetings listening and ob- to Florida In 1971, lie is a reso ces." new lines and result of planning ahead of ti done In the next two year construction of servingwtiat'sgotngon I asked realtor-associate with Pointing to efforts of the s," he type i recommend ," Dr. Duerr two new wells to give the said. "Roads should be paved questions but got no answers," Casselberry Land Co., and current governing body to hire said. community over two million where the citizer ha ve cxsubscribes to a strict code of a city' manager, Leighty gallons of additional water said Saying he will use a common ebtics as a membe pressed a dire for paving and r of the paying a high salary for a She said it is not possible to capacity and fire flow, sense approach, if elected, national and state a willingness to pay for It," Dr. evalua te Association person holding t ha t post without these Items, including The city's police department Bussey said he wo Zacco said, ul d like to see of Realtors, the fact the city will obtain the has cut the ci ty Into d changing the city manager istrIcts to sidewalks built on Winter Park Assuring he would not be a golf course area If it fails to be provide Van Meter arid his wife, ordinance w ould restrict be tter " the patrol protection Drive and that the city and "play-it-safe mayor," Zacco maintained as a Lillian, are parents of three muanager to " course in the for all the citizens, he said. be ing little more county should cooperate and do children, all of said an administration func- next 1(X) years. In whom go to than an office administrator," that event, "We have completely something tioning effectively will not find she not , about "that public schools. "We own our ed the city will obtain professionalized the city in dangerous situation for the home, an ad valorern tax necessary, free title to the property, have a mortgage, and every department," he said. walking school children pay taxes - - - --- quadrupled," Hodak 3aiI. Noting he "knows accounting from A to Z, Hodak said he wants to get the facts from - Chaer -. - r. 4iL : Stops - Braniff International Airlines, Dallas, made its first nighttime charter stop Wednesday night at Sanfordenal Vlorida Airport which has been under new management ptember, Bernie Paimnieri, director of perations at the aiort, said hisstopwastbeflrs( of the 197,'i e,LcomI under Acru Service,j --- - -, - -- -' - 'i . - ' j' -.... every detment, if elec. "I want to look into It myself rather than hire a $125,000 firm to look into the rates of General Waterworkj utilities since the city purchased it. "It is a muddled piece of business, They purchased General Waterworks for $2 million and then hare to connect it with a not her system owned by the t: t nuiki it work," he sall . nc,, the new fixed base tperator here. AUGUST HODAK "If we make a good showing, ire can catch the rest of their CASSELBERItY — "Truth, lness," said Palmieri , honesty a d common SCflSC,' 'IL 1i('_P ,'r,.,•,n,, in ,i - ,r - 9 Box 8, Power Plant, Lake Plaza, Casselberry, burglars - 11 W %I -.,~ - _~. .--~ ~, . likIL ''Streets u iun should be kept up with income and budgetary possibilitics," said," and priorities should be set by necessity only, Income and outlay should be projected i-civallv. If Incomefrom :ili - Just as you do."IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE study currently' underway, EIGHTEENTH JUDICI AL SUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Christensen said it is past due FLORIDA by' two weeks of presenting as tat, No. iSiy.cp recommendation. "And some fear the study will priuce a IN RE: Estate col IRENE P. ROSS, recomn:nendatlon fee a raise In Deceased rates that are already FINAL NOTICE outrageously' high," he said. All - - . ' _______ ______ ______ % 9' - ______ _______ _______ ______ . - -98 _______ MEI GERRY CHRISTENSON "When Ger.eral Waterworks was purchased by the city, a vote of the people should have been called," he said. "In addition to having to pay General Waterwcrks 25000 for water, the city is also required to hook up Its other system to the newly purchased one and that will 'cost another $1 nuillion, pron are hefeby notified that tht'undeqer, as E'tvto.- of sad estate, has compIe$i'd the ad mnitrâtion there and has filed in 5''d Court it f,nal report arid Petition for discharge.Objecttons thef110. If any. I'iOuld be duly filed After filing proof of PUbIlC iliOn show.nl this notice ha been "%twd once a week f four OnScu$iye weeks, the matter of approval of saI report and th srrn t d%trt,n of sa estat, will come before the Covrl -- C A S S E Ia B E U R V .1---------•''mmwthini' imct f a1na, --------------------------------------------------- Florida By Gerald A Yoijng Vice licef Trutt Of -.1 "' Program Starts Jan. 1 By I[) PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer has received. The money comes for one reason or another Ira m Comprehens ive to land gainful employment, - No, CM321M-5215 00. Yellow 1cp Ieel back, iIe"ay ;?PEri dat. HARC,(x mI,.fe$,t Cr,sil, tu'T%,"Qus P'srd, No CROI$iI-3275 00 Liitra.thn d'e$ 4'?1 yellow top $!lr"C$$ sleet back. textured t?or, dial, HAROLEX 'narres,t $'arY,s$ - Employment and Training Act Also, the program can b A nine month on-the-job (CETA) funds, money which Is used to upgrade employes whi training program financed by spent only at the direction of the are working at jobs they an the federal government and county commission, the prime unsuited for. aimed toward shoring up sponsor for some $2.5-million in For example, some worker unemployment in Seminole CETA money spent yearly in are placed in low-paying job County is scheduled to get the county, when, in reality, job skilF under way Jan. 1, an official Prescott said his office is qualify them for higher payin said Wednesday. presently taking applications positions, if those posiion Ralph Prescott, office from employers and potential were available. manager of the Florida State employes. "I've wanted the proguixr, Employment Service in Qualified employers will be for a couple of years," Prescoti ST. h'ETERSHUJ(c;,l I AP) "Arno just quit swimSanford, said all the necessary required to pay only half of an said. miming. He told me he couldn't make It. I tried to pull him approval has been received and emnploye's salary, with the Last Monday, the county along as far as I could," says the survivor of a plane crash $98,102 has been budgeted for remainder coming from CETA commission okayed the new that claimed the life of a 68-year-old pilot, the program. funding. program Carl Wamnser, 62, a bu.siness executive from Milwaukee, pending approval The $98,102 is part of $)0,000 from Prescott which came on Wise,, escaped unharmed in the Wednesday crash, The theory behind the in additional funds the county program is that an employer, Tuesday. while training a jobless worker, will realize the worth of that will individual during the training period and retain his services past the nine-month period. ( Continued from Page 1-A) vocation, sent to me by Henry children of all ages Of course, it's always J. hteemtszna, has been chanted May our grown men and possible, also, that the program many events in life, even daily, for centuries by this Indian women and all our elders would be extended past the that the thoughtful and per. tribe at the Wind River May they increase and be cutoff date. cri.tive person can offer silent Reservation in Wyoming, I with strengthened. petitions of thanks, sentences of translation by Most CETA-financed yenBenjamin Friday 0 Father Creator, We ask the praise for the glistening and William Shakespeare I: lures — presently are geared blessing on the food uiomnt'nts that enrich everyone. "o Father, Great Spirit And we ask for all people the toward academic training at In his recent volume, "Diary of 0 Four Old Men and the growth of loving hearts and a the local community college, or Daily Prayer," Barrie keeper ough the school board. eper of the Sacred Pipe. happy life and harmony. Shepherd has the suggestion o Morning Star and all good Thanksgiving, when linked to And, Prescott and other that gratitude is the most things of creation, a loving Father, Is not only ocounty officials are eager to try universal emotion among u t on-the-job I mention these good things: powerful training, people and that we ought to not the but eternal. It gathers especially for those unernJ light of dawn, the good all the emotions of family life, played persons only be able to express this wind, who are unable all the sentiments of history, all feeling on the "official" days the timber, the soil and the the pride of a people's past, __ but in "the hidden joy's, the tiny' animals, blending race and culture and discoveries, the lesser Listen; all you creat ures creed, and royally' proclaims celebrations" which confirm under the ground — all the what the Psalmist shoutc'(l the wonder of life, creatures above the ground, in thousands of years ago, "Let If Thanksgiving has the for ce the air and in the water. everythingthat haIti breath and pers uasion of religious May our boys and girls, our praise the lord''' __________________ emotion, it will be found in every arena of life, and be felt in a rich variety of expressions, The Indian culture abounds with the sensitivity and gratitude of praise for Creation. An ancient Arapahoe in- -i - J -aqkers adiustabt, C?yiil adiusfabli bracelet. k Qutirt / C( )fll I)ifk's '\n'pt R)ndf go( )(1 l( )( )k . Ui O le It s lidI Oti(l t'\pt'(t ( )t St'ik Siiko cold tIl(' tirst (judrt/ iRh 0imid i flOV' % odd lt'adt'r Ill (JlJdrtl., ()tIf'riiig di(k' qudrt/ (ItctR)n. And Sviko inkt on rnikirig ('erV pdrt Of (' (1\ vlt('h t'V't'f)t O W h,lttt 'IV. to ifiSUn' Ii m1pecç1I) ( ltIdlitV (oritrol dfld d tip(i,rl) pn )(ILU I. ( )1ii(' ( 1l(x)S( - 11 'mfl)Wned In mni () ur c1c('uru' 01 qtiirti. ('Vt 'I )t i( mild I 'I ) ( I) ('of - - , ' k'(' Ii( in SEIKO Kada JEWELER 1125. PARK nflw.l'rruw,i CAkJI-Ir -' Still New I - III ' I 111 '10 , 11 I LEAVING 110MI.: IS \UI IE-i- ra'o But the %%t'kuuie Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surriundings, anti mayiM' put sittik' on ',our fa ce , . \. - - Spend the Holidays sitting pretty in cozy Recliners. They'll add warmth to living; - d1l) room, Great Christmas Gifts for Dad.., -family . . motherl - -- yl V 1. 1. - ': - i Recliners I Starting At k- -1 ~ ' 7,;0. ..~I- ~ ..4 i 1, . 9 f ,/w .- Ts ~_ ~ IIIII -M_*0W"*",-_=!! lh Ir.tfl $69 95 __ - ~d (o1 .,, - - FLAGSHIP BANK OF MELBOURNE, N A "F,'eui though the city' has its own engineering staff, the administration has contracted '1 ~~. ..~ -, j/1 -1 3 ---" Pilot Drowns After Crash - Bran1ff i e, R*ider Injured - 1 4 4 Co II OnwThewi,Job Tra ining ()Ul.ANIX) IAPI The Orange County Civi c Facilities Authority has been accused in a lawsuit of viol ating Florida's government-in-the-sunshine law by miieeting at a private club which excludes women. Three women, including two reporters, were ordered to leave the University Club on Wednesday during a mzit'eting of the (TA, which controls the Tangerine Bowl football stadium. ,Several hours later, one of the women, legal secretary l.inda Shenberger, filed a damage suit in circuit court formally accusing the authority of violating the sunshine law -I - ii',i ___, Barred Lady Files Lawsuit 7" ''_~' Thursday. Nov. 27, 197S- ___ _-____3 A- AND OUTSTANDING ACCURACY - I ~ 1~___ --,-—__ _-_ '. _ - SEIKo QUARTZ. OUTSTANDING GC)()D LOOKS base rates. The Public Seivice Coriumuission allocated the $35 million to higher toll rates Wednesday in grantimi: Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. a $157.5 million increase. The higher costs will be shared by all Floridians, while base bills for the firm's two million customers will remain it their present lecl. Legal Notice WASHINGTON fAP I The FBI is conducting full field investigations of six potential Supreme Court nominees as President Ford narrows the list of candidates from 17. Knowledgeable administration sources said Wednesday night that the FBI has begun extensive investigations into he backgrounds of six persons under consideration for 'ord's nomination to succeed retired Justice William 0. )ouglas. - By Southern Bell Increase to , David Lee Kinmes, 26, 1018 (ii possession of a firearm by a property. Monroe, was charged with broke into a coin-operated Mack Drive, Orlando, was convicted felon and buying, Kmmnes was jailed in lieu of violation of right-of-way after machine and removed $200 in arrested Wednesday on charges receiving and concealing stolen $13,000 bond on the two An accid ent involving a ' his 1973 Plymouth charges. was involved quarters on Wednesday, acmotorcycle and an automobile in an accident with a 1970 cording to a report by Howard injured one person and resulted Pontiac driven by Pauline Steinlieh, 35, who notified in several hundred dollars Tanner, 1237, W. Voorhis Ave., sheriff's deputies. (lamnage to the vehicles Wed. DeLand, The burglars reportedly' did at the intersection of The accident occurred $2,000 worth of damage to the Sanford Ave., and 29th Street, Wednesday morning at the machine after gaining access to Scott Christopher Bouley, Rt. Sanford Plaza, the premises by prying open a 2, Box 50611, Sanford, was taken door. Seminole County Sheriff's to Seminole Memorial Hospital Burglars also ransacked the deputies arrested Eddie Leath, office of attorney Harvey hy Herndon Ambulance after 36, 515 Willie St., Ocala, ./ his 1974 Honda motorcycle yesterday Coulter Wednesday, according and charged him Lollided with a 1967 Ford driven with aggravated assault. to a sheriff's report received Brenda Lane Williams, 23, from Eunice H. Davis, 38, 341 Johnnfe C. Montague, 45, of Forest Lake Road, For O3 E. 29th Street. Bouley was est City. uported to be in good condition New Jersey, accused Leath of The office is located at 628 S. attacking him with a butcher Bear Lake Road in Forest City. knife. The burglars reportedly Mrs. Williams was charged ._______ \ Lea th was Jailed in lieu of removed several coins from a iith violation of right-of-way. $5,000 bond. collection, an automatic pistol Robert T. Hachett, 51, P.O. At Mr. Hot Dog, In Butler and a radio-cassette recorder - — ' — ), ~ r i— 'I'AIJ.AHASSEE lAP) Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashier has granted a $32 million rate increase to Blue Cross-Blue Shield, a hike that will affect some 580,000 jxilmryholth'rs in the stati' Ashler on Wednesday allowed all but $303,000 of the increase sought by the two companies, which insure a total of two million Floridians. lie said the companies had shown they were losing $2 million if month and if something was not (lone, they would be in danger of imminent insolvency - Court Nominees Probed fly AUDIEMURpJIy Herald Staff Writer Insurance Rates Hiked - WAShINGTON AI'i - Should a 12-vear.old be allowed to decide whether he needs surgery? Federal officials are faced with deciding a myriad of such questions under a little-noticed provision of a bill passed by Congress that now is awaiting President Ford's signature. The provision bans "unreasonable age dLscrimi1ation" in programs receiving federal funds. There were no hearings and virtually no floor debate on the ban, which was added to a bill continuing federal programs for the aged. President Ford hasn't decided whether to sign the tAil, a White House spokesman said Wednesday. b Eight Candidates Seek Three Positions HT Two Senators Disagree _~ & First Hijacker Returns MIAMI APj -A man charged in the first airplane hi jacking to Cuba says he returned to the United States de spite the charges he faced because he no longer sym• pathized with the Castro government, 'I could not stay in Cuba with a Soviet-supported government," Antuulo Ramirez Ortiz, 49, said Wednesday. "I've been trying to come back to the States for a long time." Defense lawyer Michael Osman entered an innocent plea Wednesday for Ortiz before U.S. Magistrate Peter Palermo and said Ortiz spent six years in prison after two unsuccessful attempts to leave Cuba. Ortiz is charged with being a man who booked himself aboard a National Airlines flight from Miami to Key West in 1961 under the name "Elpir Cofresi" and then seizing the plane over Marathon by holding a steak knife and gun at Capt. Francis X. Riley and ordering him to fly to Cuba. Motorcycle, car Base Rates Not Affected .. Ford Pledge Shelves Defauli NEW V( )lR i :P -- I'rrsult'nt F'trd has prttmt :)11c.iL in kdtril loans lt,r Ncw York City. City resident lace higher taxes. As a result on this Thanksgiving Day the threat of city default has been put off until 1978. That's a big change from the crisis atmosphere of tb Past six months when default was around the corner ever two weeks or so. Immediately following Ford's news conference Wed nesday night, Mayor Abraham D. Beame said the hell came only at the cost of much hardship to the city's I million residents and he warned that the city's probem. Weren't over. He said the President's promise of 1edera loans of up to $23 billion in the current fiscal year and z like amount in each of the next two years only "marks a crucial turning point." FLORIDA IN BRIEF 60 Per Cent Turnout Seen At Casselberry ------------- Evening Herald, Sanford, — Fl ------- Woman Faces Right-Of-Way Charge __~ NATION DETHOIT iAP' Absen tee Count Higher Than Norma! __~~ ___ __ — -. -' "\ ""4 Recliners by: Collins, Burns, Barca.Lounger, and many more famous For 1976 Christmas Clubbers! We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return. A Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard for you as any other kind of savings. After all, it takes as rruch v.'iII power for you to put it aside. And, since we invest it with the same care as other savings dollars, you should benefit from the earnings. Deposit $1 or more each week for 50 weeks and next November you'll receive a check for the full amount saved plus 5a per cent interest, compounded daily. 't"ia,i's.-J.ri - �- Evening Herald Today's the day giving thanks! That day when we should all reverently bow our heads and say a few words to our Maker for the many blessings we have received. Yes, today's the day we should all be thankful for being alive and well, for there are many who aren't so blessed. To many of us, we'll reminisce a bit a bout Thanksgiving holidays of yesteryear rememWring Iliany and hoping to forget many oth ers. Like the year you were walking the hot sands of Africa. only to be followed just 12 months later by tr tag to "dig-in" in order to find some shelter from the sub-freezing temperatures in some GodForsaken land that you knew in your heart wasn't north the trouble, You might even recall that first Thanksgiving away from home when you walked down a street in a strange city wondering what the folks were doing back on the homestead, Or maybe you'll recall t ha t time when you went a weekend pass only to be caught up in a tremendous snow storm and had to with strangers days, waiting to have someone through with snow plow dig ).00 out. for \ lkl:\fl \VI- sN)'OlU). FLA A.!fl rc.i (• ',i .tL.. .!-!til I or &l 1.9993 Thursday, Nov. 27 1975-4A Around \* .\\NE ft IX)Yl.E. Publisher U UI(ll.Ht) LONG,. Editor %% 11.1 .L.\1 I). Ct'RHIE. Mamiging Editor UOUK UT C M .0 N KY. Advertising Director 9 I l.'iiie I \'liver cek. 3' •tnb: \ltnth. $240: h Months, $14 21: 40 l' \l.nl In Ht'rid., Naint, • tc hortie' delivery. All '11r l \l,nih. S2 0. ii Months. $1t20; 12 M'nths, $32.40, L !1) _______ Court Choice The Clock C home on ritical Issue The selection of event which Supreme Court 100 times American history. always has released more adrenalin into the American rgilitiv;il diilnuiu . t citrnr;iIi IlJl5ly, however, President Ford is in the center of a larger than usual vortex as he considers a successor to LONDON ECONOMIST Justice William O. Douglas. Americans are generally concerned more about their institutions of government these days, R i p ii part :cularl the Supreme Court. The unique value 0-1 fle t'oUrt WiS brightly illuminated during the Wattrt a te years when it stood as a rock of probity, providing the checks and balances essential to H d American democracy. A1 of the usual dynamics of selecting a justice are operating today. The legal fraternity is g Sp l t assisting in the evaluation of the nominecs' experience, temperament and ability, while groups of WASHINGTON_Nejn Rockefeller's abrupt varying philosophical persuasions are plugging witjtrawal from the 1916 nomination for vice ttit'ir choices, president has failed to quell the internal Th ere are also several new factors. A group of Republican c ha llenge to President Ford. In fact, liberals with Rep. Bella Abzug at the fringe is the net effect of Rockefeller's exit and the trying to plant the suggestion among Americans bid for the Republican presidential nomination that President Ford should select a justice rather than discourage because he does not have a popular national When Ronald Reagan announced his can. mandate. They particularly criticize the fact that didacy, be began the most serious challenge to he became President at the a uomne has occurred in 1•' .', ., stay for four justice, an a And how about that holiday In Korea you had to protect your feet from the freezing temperatures was a shoddy pair of combat boots insulated with as many layers of newspapers (usually from old copies of Stars & Stripes as you could wrap around th e feet. You might also recall that Thanksgiving you spent in a military hospital, wondering and worrying about your future. Would you ever walk again? And, if so, would itbeoncrutcJ (Tipple using a cane or with knee Joints th at wouldn't bend? And then a second Thanksgiving in that same hospital when you were desperately trying to beat the odds by learning to walk again — this time with no big toes? flow a bout those years you spent In college when you always made it home for th e holidays, glad for the break from those studies, only to be happy to return to those new-found friends? Remember what that Thanksgiving was like when you were finally out In the business world trying to pay your own way? th he came the time when you got ug th recession and And ca en t re ht up in e economic '4 601 c ea a n F Bi - Scotland Self- Rule \ - - 16 Retirees Retirees, are you looking for work' Soon there may be more Jobs because business, industry, social and charitable organizations, states and municipalities have recognized there's a vast reservoir of full. time and part-time talent and expertise " available. It's possible there aren't enough of these . -stogoaround but I've learned of concerted drives in various parts of the country to open up more work opportunities for the Older Population. hands of another an incumbent Republican president since I also found out some of these Job offerings President who resigned rather than face im- Theodore Roosevelt opposed William Howard won't pay wages to the older worker, only token peachment. Taft in 1912 and thereby opened wounds not yet ( ( expenses. This may be acceptable to the Senior The second unusual force is the women's healed. Citizen who Is financially ie1l.heeled and is only . movement which has more po!itical weight than it looking for something interesting and Rockefeller's withdrawal, the President's did several )ears ago because it has an ally in the challenging which will keep him from getting political managers greatly underestimated the First Lady, because the liberation movement itself rusty. f damage 1 is stronger today, and because th ere is a larger Secretarydone by sacking James Schlesinger as It may be an ego trip for us who are Growing of Defense. Through his persistent Pool of women jurists in th e United States today Older to know that people think we have talent and often eloquent calls for higher defense (Lid know-how which th ey can use. But most of us ,,$ iii who may he qualified to be a Supreme Court '. -.spending, Schlesinger hed built for himseli a want to work to earn extra money to keep up justice, political base of support on the right-wing of the . wi th the spiraling cost of living. Hence, we want Republican party that was wholly unappreciated If the Abi.ugs really believe th eir arguments, a paying job. in the White House. they have no faith in the American system. But beware of the computer that giveth us our What the recent events did produce was . President Ford is as legitimate a president as any Reagsn's daily tread and weekly pay check but taketh it first direct criticism of Ford. of his predecessors. If he is not, then the Conaway in the long run. Until quite recently, the President's most Anyone working full time at a job should cx. stitt't ion and statutes are meaningless. And if he is experienced advisers, Including Melvin t.Q..., not, then he cannot sign bills, make any ap. Laird, were informing him with dead certainty pecttobepaidatleast,o(y)a).earwj is the 175Itkminim point ments, conduct foreign policy, and so forth. um wage level th many t In January that Reagan never would make the race. Even 1975 th e ceiling on earnings permitted over Any of his actions can affect the policy of the today, the Reagan candidacy is viewed at the "Mind if I join you?" Social Security payments was raised $10 to White House as a nuisance rather than a threat _________________________________________________________ Unit ed States as long as th e professional life span But It still mea ns that for every two to or F d's nomina . tion of Supreme Court justice. dollars above that $2,250. the Senior Citizen That may be because there is inadequate The matter of a woman justice is easy to ad- reaization at the White House, a. elsewhere, worker 65 to 72 will lose one dollar of his Soci of dress. Of course a woman should be a Supreme how much the Republican party has Security benefits. t changed It doesn't require a small pocket computer, a Court justice, but not simply because she is a since Sen. Barry Goldwater and the right-wing slide rule or an accountant's facility with figures wo rn an. She should compete onaflequalbasisjth ca pt ured its (a pi ece of paper and asthboja men, because if she is as good or better than they party growing ominously smaller (only 18 per will do) to conclude that citizens 65 to 72 could be the most cent of the voting population and composed of she will open many doors to others of her sex. If she unfairly taxed group In the United States. proportionately far fewer young people and NEW YORK tAP) is not, she may close them. Bankers might un- to be called "real estate doctors." Social Security Income Is tax free. But all liberals, a rigidly conservative position has a derstand finance but in the opinion of many they In any case, whether President Ford selects a money earned Working at a job is subject to "The tYPdal consultant gives you a fancy considerably greater appeal in Republican don't know a great deal about real estate, report that tells you you're sick," says Lainbert. f ederal income taxing man or woman to the Court, the person should be primary elec tions than it did a decade ago. Nor Otherw e, and p sibly subject to is their critics say, ey wouldn't be In "We tell him 'this Is how you get well,' and then Income taxes in some states and cities. But it's a immediately recognizable as outstanding and is Reagan's conservative appeal fully coun- the mess in which they find th themselves, we go out and do it." shocker to find out that when we take a Job, nonpolitical so that the confidence of Americans in teracted by the allure of incumbency, since That mess includes billions of dollars in loans Refinancing the money will be deducted again to be paid into $ Is often the first step out of Ford is the this vital institution is retained. nation's first president not to have to developers and real estate investment trusts predicament. Lambert, an art major In college, Social Security. Many of us had been paying been elected to national office, that aren't paying off, and in repossession of considers it an art, "a money Into the Social Security program from the combination of Even so, Ford's campaign organization has properties they really don't know how to operate. sources and systems complex of providing capital, early 193( as a form of Insurance. Now that we Theproblembeganwhen ,dtg the 0 signed upso many important Republicans that, coupled wi th surprising variations in capital of those prerecession days, they were sold on the market response if the game were played by the old rules Spint and we could collect dividends on our In. to real estate." President would have no trouble at all being idea that real estate offered great possibilities. With time on his side, Lambert and his crews vestment. Not so! . "Today, some banks in major cities have nominated. But the game Is very much can correct major deficiencies, such as strucIt's double jeopardy, or a form of geriatric Cyrucs, dWflusioned the flood of merdmndise com. fecent, thanks to the new rulesz for selecting between 20 and per cent of their investment tural defects, marketing errors, bad image, roulette, and it's difficult to win. mernorating the 200th anniversary of American independence you don't national convention delegates forced through portfolios tied up In real estate," said Benjamin inadequate personnel and perhaps even poor work you won't have any Social Security designed to lure consumer dollars, labeled the celebration the state legislature.s, largely as a consequence of Lambert, president of Eastdil Realty, Inc. location, which often Is considered fatal. deductions but 'jou won't have any extra Income ', "Buycentennial." The loans were easily made but not easily Democratic party reform. What matters If the problems can't be resolved, Eastdil has either. Take a sob, and after you figure the time not so much signing up prominent party Figures collected. "A developer trying to pay back his advised banks to take their 1-shirts, belt buckles, ice buckets, tricorn hats and alarm tTltVefifl4 Xpense, income tax and new losses. loan at 16 per cent interest Just couldn't stand as winning delegates through some 30 clocks are among the :terns given Bicentennial ties In the Ranks will be able to turn a profit on real pay meats to Social Security, it comes to pretty elections, it." said Lambert, whose company is an affiliate estate in the future, Lambert competition to profit from patriotism. states, "if and much of a dead heat In the race to be productive of Blythe Eastman Dillon & Co., the investment when their investments are more carefully and earn extra money. The nomination, therefore, will be won or lost banker, The alternative Is to lie But souvenirs arid gimmicks were common a century ago, underwritten and managed." around and do nothing. in the primaries, and particularly two early ones too, when the nation observed its 100th birthday with an exHe expects it will take three to five years for It's unconscionable that that miluinnrar, n New Hampshire on February 24 and Florida many of these banks to resolve their position at Philadelphia. real estate martinis on March 9 at their clubs can collect thousands and where Ford is not particularly problems and some may sustain heavy losses In And those who object to the commercialism In Bicentennial strong. As President, he can scarcely desert the process. of dollars from Investments and preparations fail to recognize that the trading instinct is an real estate and still collect Social Security Washington for incessant campaigning in those But he added that American tradi tion, sta tes, which may be all to Ford's benefit, and opportunities future economic expansion checks because they are not working for their should enable banks to correct money. But the poor Senior Citizen, who by considering his ineffectiveness as a speaker. their errors. An English writ er, Frances Trollope, noted as early as 12 Reagan will necessity or a desire to keep himself gainfully pretty much have the field to - Nothing can exceed their 'Americans'; activity and perEastdil has been called in as consultant and employed, lümseU with 15 days of is campaigning in each of sometimes manager on billions of dollars severance in all kinds of speculation, hand icraft and enterprise, penalized. of the two states. Although Ford probably has a troubled real estate, much of I hate to think of my retired and talented which promises a profitable, pecuniary result. which it has " substantial lead in New Hampshire today and a salvaged at profit. It was a It's the American way. friends who are waiting until they're 72 before forerunner, and slimmer one In Florida. they Lake a job, because then they won't lose probably is the biggest now, of what have come their Social Security if they work. 9 some t' not Jo .is . - .- ________ campaign "j .,; '_ J I" & i _; HOSPITAL NOTES to - - -S (( IM oumiflaam _______ Slippers ,,' - -ri - IF 11 - L Pow wow able its Black and Red ' FREt GIFT WRAP ft !La , PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS A nigi7t's IT g 1 - SHOE STORE - DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322-0204 202E FIRSTST -4I!t - .. W.: :! OQ9 0 P" 0, 0 - - 7,99 to 10.99 -' ' from - AREA DEATHS : U - N0VEMBER2 Thelma C. Bailey ADMISSIONS Juanita V. Bell NOV. 29 Sanford: Agens E. Boyd Taxes Hiked In Bahamas William U. Benton Hobo dinner and dance William A. Brown I ITj.'%L] . Stt -i I I3ouley Hisst Minister Arthur 'lnnrc(I by Sanford Mark A. Buroscd I_,I...,....................II ........I... uiit'uu a sio.i mniiiion budget for 1976, with a ii, u'irn.i Sr. z'asr iuiw at post home on Alton Coleman package of sharp tax Increases on imports, insurance Kelly S. Gipson lakefront. Serving 6.8 p.m.; Mis.sourla M. Davis uumipanies, businesses, land sales and foreign property James Strickland dance music starting at 8 p.m. Anthony Green owners, Elizabeth E. by Wayne Ellis. Open to public, Grieves, Thomas M. Head 1ui.' new taxes, announced Wednesday. seek to raise $14 Deltona dress optional. Donna A. Hodges natlion. the amount by wtucti the new budget exceeds the Ethel I. Van Valkenburg, Anne M. Jackson DEC. 1 I"5 budget. Deltona Arthur A. Jones Songrttcrs Guild of Central Included in hlartna'sbudget is $5 million to be spent on a Marie W. Holzer, Geneva Horace B. May Florida Christmas program, mw Ministry of Defense which is to provide for "in Jeffrey A. Allwine, Longwood Oscar A. McAlum 7:30 pin., First Federal, creased vigilance in the protection of the Bahamas' Mariane R. Kryger, Hazel S. McKinney E:dgewater Drive near marine resources, to assist in stemming the flow of illegal Prin- Longwood Julia Mlnott ceton, Orlando. Original and traffic and to Provide for a greater measure of security," Ida M. Hollenbach, AllenOne B. Nellons traditional music, caroling, town, Pa, officials said. Eddie Newton dancers, refreshments. DISCI1ARGFS Evelyn F. Scholz Children welcome, no charge. Strike In Japan Continues mnfri• Mary S. Stokes Skating Party, Melodee Samuel K. Wiley APi --- A strike over the right to strike on the Skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. to Ruth A. Parker, DeBary state-run railways crippled Japan's transport for the benefit Seminole 111gb School ______ Mathilda Schultz, DeBary -.4soral (lay Thursday. Commuters waited in line for Band. hours, .squeezed into privately operated trains, buses and Theodore B. Shuart, DeBary DEC. 2 subways and sat out massive traffic jiflS. Christopher F. Bayer, Orlando Chapter, Zero Wednesday's high 73. Deltona There appeared to be no prospects of an early settlePopulation Growth macrn- Overnight low 4. macnt. Avis M. Evans, Deltona bership meeting, 7:30 p.m., Partly cloudy through Many persons set out for work before dawn, hours earRuth M. Mackenzie, Deltona Room 222, Busch Science Friday. A chance of showers her than the usual commuter rush hour begins. Eugene K. O'Day, Deltona Building, Rollins College, this afternoon or tonight. Highs Olive Schwenger, Deltona Winter Park. Slide presen- from the mid 70s to low M. Ethel M. Sterling, lake Mary tatlon, "flow Things Work," Lows tonight mostly upper SOs William D. Hahn, Longwood Seminar on how to file your and low LOs. Southerly winds 15 Henry Howlngton Jr., — __________________________________________________ Medicare claims for faster to occasionally 20 mph toda yLongwood processing, Sanford Civic decreasing by tonight. Rain MISS KIM L'NI)ER WOOl) Thomas M. Pinch, Longwood Tanley, DeBary. probability 30 per cent today Center, 2 p.m. Sandra J. Chavers, Osteen Stephen-Ilaldauff Funeral and 20 per cen t tonight. Florida Nurses Association, Bertha - Muss Kim J. Stanley, Paola Rent' Underwood, home, Deltona, in charge of District 37, will meet at EXTENDED FORECASTS of 708 S.W. 16th Ave., arrangements. Julia C. Meads, Wilmjngton, Saturday fair and mild with Mass. Seminole County Health Gainesville, died Tuesday at Center, French Avenue, San- lows in SOs and 60s, and highs In the Shands Teaching Hospital. 70s. Increasing cloudiness ford, at 4 p.m. She was born in Augusta, Ga. Sunday and Monday with a —UNDERWOOD, MISS KIM [)EC. 3 She Is survived by her mother, REP4E'— Funeral services for Altamonte Springs Woman's chance of showers. Cooler Mrs. Go)' Tanley Underwood, p,JQ Kim Rene' Underwcxci. 7. Of Club Christmas meeting, 10 morth portions Monday. Lows and grandfather, Alfred W.H. 'o. sw 16th Ave, Gasnesvsll a.m., *hO died Tuesday at Shands Altamonte Springs Civic in SOs and 6Os, except 405 north portions Monday. Highs m 705 Teaching Hospital, will be held Center. ___________________________ At i p m , Friday, at Stephen except 60s north portions — Sanford Optimist Club youth aaI,uff Funeral Home, _________ MoI4aY. ____ ______ Oritona. with Rev Leroy 0 fund Christmas tree sale, 10 Daytona Beach tides: high Soper Jr , of Holy Cross Parish, __________________________________ a.m. to 10 pm, Zayre Plaza. Sanford, officiating Burial *11 3:02 am., 3:24 p.m.: low 9:13 follow at Deltona Memortal Goldsboro Elementary a.m.,9:34p.m. Port Canaveral: Gardens Stephen 8aldasff COUNtRY School Advisory Committee, at __________________ high 2:51 a.m.. 3:09 p.m.; low Funeral Home. Deltona 7:30 p.m. in the library. charge of arrangements 9:01 a.m., 9:30p.m. - k Slippers for that special someone who enjoys the soft comfort, long wear and styling associated with... , i ____________________ NOV. 229 Garage sale for Seminole High School Band, 10 a.m. 5 p.m., Sanford Plaza, A -,]j,iE_I WEATHER . .. ___ / C. t S\t'( DEC. NOV. 29-30 in the Open For ) ---At 11, 11 1978. - .... )) DEC. ERA be i " __ __4 0 fund raising centuries,'' 09 Thursday,Nov. 27, 19 75—SA ___ A .; 44 Central Florida Slop-ERA St'niorritl,en tour to Key West. Bazaar and food and plant Coalition workshop seminar 8 !A'11v1' Sanford Civic Center, 8 sale, First Christian Churdi, pin, Honda Federal Savings am. huh in Ca.sselberry, 1607 Sanford UI) Ave., 9:30 j.m. 5 and Ian, 919 W. SR 436, 8:30 am. Visit Vizcaya, John pin. Altamonte Springs. Topics: Pannykamup State Park, DEC. and I"laglcr MUSCUIII and Lion Annual Policeman', Ball, 9 strategy for supporting anti- Safari. ('all Doris Rogers or p.m. to I a.m., at Sanford Civic candidates. Mary McPherson at Sanford for Center sponsored by Sanford Norman l)eVvre howard information. Police Benevolent Assn. Music by Joe DorioOrchestia. Open to Chapter Ufl(', borne of Mrs. DEC- 4 ft('tioli ('enter Cat ('lob, t public. Md',iII, 2317 Mcllonvifle Avo., 2:30 p.m. Royal Arms Clubhouse, l)EC. 10 off SR 436 on Orange Drive, Rotary (lob of Lake Mary, 8 Altarnunte Springs. ant. Mayfair Country Club. ('l( Beautiful Cat Club's annual Uataramna, 10 a.m. to s put., Orlando Exhibition Hail. """I More Jobs ;. (( NOV. BRIEF arid ( i IN % HAROLD BLUMENFIELD ' CALENDAR I L)NL)()N Al' - 11w British g)verm) today tired Scotland and Wales partial self-rule but said it iould not irnnt the ecofl()j1)I(' political unity Britain to be wukrmmnti l)% awarding the huge North St.i ml deposit.s to ScotIjfl(I In it said siould be (lw most fundamental constitutional changes in Britain for the governmmsentPropos(ldmnautt.l),.ru1att)r)Ie rule given to nti as.st'immbIi tiicti 52 million Scots and 2.7 million \' tlsh would elect by about But it said the huge oil tieposits North Sea belong not just to Scols but to all Britons. "Let th ere be no uillsunhlerstan(bng : such a proposal for oil revenues to 1 controlled by those fIrts of the kingdom c! ghost' 'sres the oil is found would mean the breakup of the I rated Ringubmu," the government mid. - fliliCurrie s ,-'---... --- WORLD Offered I e .— to Have a Happy Thanksgiving' I - - Wales, . didn't --.--- Evening Herald, Sanlord, Ft. - — Life has be - a know where th e next meal was coming from nor when you'd be able to get back on your feet and once again become a credit to society instead of a liability? Most of us have much to be thankful for today, even though we think we've had it rough and that life has been cruel to us. been, is, and will continue to be, a t1)nStaflt challenge to all mankind. It's rather like that old cliche, "I felt bad because I had no shoes until I saw the man who had no feet." Yes, we've all seen some pretty bad times, yet e can't help but feel that we're fortunate indeed to be alive, in a country where we have the basic freedoms of life guaranteed to each of us surrounded by family and friends. On this Thanksgiving Day, 1915, we have plenty to thank ful for and so do you, my friend. Remember the words to that song of some years back that went, "When you're worried and you can't sleep, Just count your blessings instead of sheep. . And you'll go to sleep . when all - -. , -.,, ,.PC C , Funeral Notice . 1' 'J.(jl(. JOHN CUNNIFF Weak Point For Bankers - .' ' — \.., - _______ - - S 7 . S _____ . % e. . ' _ ':Lr-içL os v-:' 4 I American by 60 - 0 '. - - -,-,,%a, I _ \/ \\ ___ 0000001 _______ — I Despite the balmier Caribbean breezes Castro, song of peace began early this year, one key blowing between Cuba and the United States, Polite Investigato: Selected members of the brigade, according Puerto Rican revolutionary front was of pure politeness, founded as the Senate IntelligenceOut secret Senate testimony warns that Fidel Castro to Tarabochiii, are hip deep In Puerto Rican late Committee was cornas March. is still trying to spread his revr,lution to US polled to Investigate a spy ifl1s.Sj revolution. Ills tale of intrigue and suhvrsion, it had flO Tarabochia, using elaborate charts, turitory, traced Intention of in vestigating incidentally, has been confirmed to us by US. the Puerto Rican and Cuban activists to such Theodore Grevers, a Grasal Rapids intelligence sources. citadels of terrorist training as North Korea. Mich, testifying behind hosed d)rs of the Senate detective, wrote "Detente and the lilting of the blockade of the comiLtee He found a trail of 16 bombIngs traceable about a Navy Internal Security Subcommittee, charged that Cuba" may be the tune Castro Is whistling, said Puerto to plane that crashed into the Baltic Sea with an Rican revolutionaries In Newark, New he Cuban leader Is collaborating with the Soviet Tarabochia, eight -m crew on April 8, but below "the surface - . . there are York and Chicago. The bombers 1950. , using timers KGB to wxlermine democracy in Puerto Rico. no indicatioru that the Cubans have renounc in behalf of a relative of a crew member, "More than 200 Puerto Rican acth,ists have their policy -ed ranging frorn cheap Twmes to 17-jewel wat- Grevers asked the committ ee to inv of subversion." ches, tilt police stations, and Exxon building, reports estigate visited Cuba," Tarabochj reported. 'Many that the cre1wn, later found Castro's main front for Puerto Rican Union Carbide to be on a and a bank. were trained in terrc'ru.sm. spy missi on, were alive in This nunthr does revolution, said Tarabochia, is the Puerto Rican Directing the terror campagn for Castro an'i the USSR. not include the C or 70 Puerto Rica s who The detective received a routine reply, Socialist Party. One of its leaders was caught the KGB, according to the se et testimony, Is thanki traveled to Cuba with the Venceremos Brigade." with a cache of bombs sunk in a ng him for the "five-foot deep Manuel information and stating an This brigade has been portrayed as fresh. hole covered by a Pinero lmada, fercr"dirty tricks" inquiry woul concrete slab located under a chief of the d be made. The iter was intended Cuban Intelligence service, faced young Americans eager merely to help as a polite brushf. cabinet" In Puerto Rico. Exotic acids and To legitimatize the campaign for revolution, Cubans chop suar cane. But Taraboclu,a detonation devices were found with the bombs. Plneiro Lozada has But the elated detective took it literally and testifiedthat the Venceremos Brigade "Is tried to bring In liberal announced that the In the U.S,, th! revolutionaries have enlisted leaders and has even committee was Investigating lured some American the controlled by the KGB through the Cuban In- Puerto whereabouts of the missi men. Th Rlcnns in New 'rk City, Chicago, Indian activiits. So e emfar, however, Tarabochia barrassed committee, therefore, (efligence - Directorate." The DGI, as felt the Philadephhla, Albuquerque, Boston. Riiilgcport reports that the Puerto Rican people are firm In to conduct ainvestigation. compelled dlrectorateiabe fterknowo reped&ectly to other Although Cro'isin their desire it produced no, na1n with the Uaft &M Idenc,thM ali, 4 J ___ 1/i'.' i l (_. "Boy, oh, boy'! can't wait until when Im . f. a cc- tUtkOy sandwich!" t - ng .-i -: 11& 1%1 ,; k, R Wr,11U7 "\A1 1/ 4 U/ V Club Accounts - 534 % CAPP'S THE CHRISTMAS STORE. For men who know the importance of dressing correctly. interest on Your Start saving now for OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE EXCEPT SATURDAYS. _____ _____ A L1Nt..0 Christmas 1976.! FIRST FEDERAL I'l i13 ~ . Sanford SAVINGS AND LOAN AUOCIATIOP OF 'MEN'S STORE 205W. FIRST STREET -S Chriqujas (41th JIC('OU,it.0, S qri Ill 1F r 1 I if that's the difference at First Federal. to THE SPOILER IV Christmas If you care about ;iow he looks, give him the Capp's look. Quality clothing, fitted perfectly to his individual requirements. -------l J F 000 -44 On Either way, your man will have a beautiful Christmas in a Capp's, custom fitted suit of special Florida fabrics. -. - Interest 11 If he's ever been to Capp's, we have his mesurements. If not, our gift certificate will be perfect. n - :' I Two Christmas suggestions from Capp's. .. ______ a Or beautiful Palm Beach leisure suit for fun or formal occasions. errur.t - Puerto Ricans Receive Cuban Train ingH . ;ffloqj A 3 piece Palm Beach sui with vest. JACK ANDERSON L.-in - Individual, Versatile. - even millions -4 0 If - BERRY'S WORLD Fashion-Right, - MID•FLORIDA - 04 -;. 039() Orlando Dr. At Airport Blvd. - Deilary *U.S. -=S- _S b -- - ---===-' --=----=5-----S --_---_-= - Deltona 0940 Deltona Ih)uh'var(j i f)) PH, 322-5511 Shop Downtown Sanford IN M1_ -__ . P 1 4 X1,--.--.. — 1ho4P-A - -__ -: _. I - ., -s,-.. . 4 51T . I �-.-rr,t-. -Y By SCC Choraliers Christmas Concert ___ _ _,_ii!i _________ - S The Choraliers of Seminole The featured masterwork for soloists for the Magnificat Community College will pre- this concert is 'Magnilicat" by are Karc1 Home, Herman .' ___________ _______I I , '. 0 .-,4 * P. a 11, f 9 1p% • ._~f , . 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Bake at 275 or those of you on a budget, degrees uncovered for one hour the pot luck .supp,er is a great or less depending on your oven. way to save a few pennies. It (When serving this dish, I Kas become quite popular for take a can of pineapple chunks, several families to get together well drained and place it on top and each supply one of the of the meat ball. PINT OUR SINSINVAC t• - - - -._______ I new evening ;. I , ~v O i -f - ~~ -- -. . . . 41I I 1 i r Pi l ' Another Hacienda Village , --.,.- MEAN culms .- . 1-1, ____ A 1111, _A;__ =-- .,A - I .. - I -:M* __ _90~ 02~PL Rft;_ .- In your flippy 6i~ ., .0 Traditional holiday cookies, baked by students at Trinity Preparatory School, are carried to a colonial Thanksgiving banquet held at the school Tuesday, by 'Indi ' if m I it. top) and I.Inda T'llreadgill. and lbottom) Stephen Price and Byron Perkins. Ifferald Photo by jean 1 attesoni (Ado- it-YOUPSOIrpilliell) PUNCH BOWLS - CUPS . PLATES C44 - Pot luck or covered dish alive th e true community spirit portions of the meal. By sharing suppers date back to the and gave the le a chance to cost, individual costs are . earliest days of America. The taste cooking other than their cut considerably and a simple 111grims, first setflers of this own. evening meal •s turned into a This simple idpa 1 1great country, were a pious as been festive oc*casion. Wh not start people who bdllevedd was an carrkddownthrough the years something ke this m your to work after sundown Saturday in much the same manner. in neighborhood? Besides good and all da Sunda> 'Rernem most churches Pot luck su foodandcon ersation,>oumay ber to keep the Sabbath" was pers have also become an enlarge your circle of friends. not just a religious phrase. but American way of life in clubs, One of my avorite recipes to rather a wa> of life This ad fraternal organizations, and bring to a pot luck supper is monition a pplied not only to thatalltimeAmericanfaorite, thatmostpeopleseerntoenjo> work, but to the prep3ration of the picnic or backyard bar- yet it is inexpensive and simple becue. food. to prepare. Try it. With more and more of the The Pilgrims solved this food TE.111YAKI hIE.AT BAI preparation poblcm b> American work force coming Mlii cup of soy sauce preparing foods such as baked frorn wives and mothers, the a, cup of water beans and stews, in large idea was a natural to save time quantities on Saturday. These and effort and help Mom to ginger foods were serve d both base a da> of rest 2 cloves of garlic, chopped Traditlonall>, pot luck Saturda> night and Sunday fine or 2 teaspoons of after the religious services, suppers were made up of baked when the townspeople get beans, stews or other simple 3 lbs of ground round dishes If you have recently together. or hamburger An added bonus to this attendedapotlucksupper you Combine water and so> getting together" was it kept know that the varie t y of food siuce Add ginger and garlic now served Is unlimited and mix well Place ground Among the treats of one pot round in large bowl and add ait luck supper I recently attended other ingredients. Knead until AND OTHER ACCESSORIES - W 'c4 ti, I 111 -11 "I'll 1111W:1! Serve You With A Complete , . - fi - ji_J - . _41.V~_J 41 __ .1, , r__ , iL - _M:_ F ,_f -I osit of catilools, , erioil d"i Ili For Your # si MM'1u,isp 4I 114-1-11iLL146-10i"JA - - -- - Coffifiltl COrpill C11611iftil 11118thing Entertaining . ALL wo unconditionaji GUARANTEED SINCE 1945... Our "NAME" Tells It All -- 1 ! __ --_ .1 01.. ____ . It' - 1 -1 I :i Z 4:~i,i - . - B PARK CHAMB[fi Of CO3VMJRC[ -__ _______ ,/'4)J \ i, .f Q. ____ --- CLEANINO ____ I of tine_S#irv,c ______ • . - ---------- - . - -. .. Pot Luck ac o 0. . $195 ... U . - ,1_ ~ __ . U-01 L-1- .": . - - 1111111111= . III& . in the big parlour at Bram on Nov. 71. Towers. Special Christmas Dawn East.harn and Teresoa decorations will tranformn the Nelson, singing a duet of "For parlour into a party room, God so I,,oved the World," too catered food and punch will be second place in the vocal served and musical en. competition. tertainment is scheduled. Another youngster, Gordon . V to' 11~ "Pol _.. •. . _W4a .! , _-ff--_ -r AT TRINITY . ' ___ . ___ 671 - SHEETS .NOIION.flmD INTER 0 - " ,#!#,;- F a I , 14 k Z_ I'll - W* 24 Hour Emetgqrscy Service Available 00000'o'o • -I- AuGA 011111VI 0 W 70 7" .. ft. I i f ;q . -_ - - . IV ' . I - I ~~ ej,-I .ft your ?a*9 Iq - W" "WON $ gM1 Wmff01uC =- 1.' -'________ - - . I Party dressings, ':- - swill Young and pretty Seeral Winter Springs You ths brought home honors 11e annual Christmas party from e for all Bram Towers residen ts Church's regional achievement will be held Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. competit.ion held in Fort Myers I. P BUM e" M 12995 -; I j Party Slated - -_ __ a surgery at Florida South 1 • S~ ! " ol S1ii 100 COLT 1010*31 • CALL NOW FOR 11 10 COUNT PPINTED PERCALE AL, W & II I (Q, ...Le1, ._ -•• I A resident Mrs, Peggy Stmks *s ________ . . fiff 1) Wff)l 11MA UM1111141 VIC14 , -._-- ---- - _-.,!V- - -__ l ~ 11 - _fi~M- "_ 3 LUWL ul 'J .~ . -~ lo- _ _t** '-' - - ~ __., - 1 if 4N Z Mrs Teresa O'Neil of Weymouth Mass who is here a' I . t _____ ,1 411 1t t . 110. I \ "' *s ""ift - . 4 ~ !~ 11 \ 'i f'. I _____ li, I _41_ 7~~~ 1. , - 2EA. I, ' - ' Hacienda Village resident Ide ll e Ward Is home from John and Nancy Booth of Florida North Hospital where Meadowlark are enjoying a she is recovering from vWt from Mrs. Booth's mother, respiratory Problem. 11 . -• • N -. C Roff. AND A ' THANKSGIVING SAYINGSOUO . -_ ('orreondent L)IAI. u,C and dined in the grand style. , i, .,. - . guests at autif I '4' 1 __0 - I 1,6 . , It - f Concer Society /s Active Ivil 90061fled 10 , .. ! 'I I, ________________________ l' - ., ,•. t":~~ IN - . 'i I - : - - - . BLANKETS TWINS $ So i i /iI 1 ., TABLECLOTri ______---__ - -_ . r-- Quality Inn North Tel!_ I? £ I _________________ $ 98 " 981,111L 100% VIRGIN WOOL SUPERWASH - I - -_ 0) A P/ TABLE CLOTHS C LACE r. ' - A va i lab le $135 and $150 Month 255 -. . ______ . it 1 Monthly Rentals PILLOW CASES ' " t'. - k. The Sanford Woman's Club Mrs. Irene Brown, president, colorful information will have its general business recently announced the SALE STARTS booklet has been published and meeting and catered luncheon I following individuals to serve mailed to approximately 700 at the clubhouse on Dec. 3. The as officers and chairp 2944 ORLANDO DR. ersons of 0 artists The booklet includes guest speaker will be Dr. Jay SANFORD T the various committees Mrs I registration rules an d ret 1 ra on1 forms. I ' ' Cosinato. A musical program Edith McNeil, vice-president; ,% Categories i include painwill be gI.en b> Seminole Gonzalo Huaman MD medical .: START YOUR HOLIDAY SAVINGS ting. photography, sculpture. Community College, with Dr. 4A 0 . AT 140 advisor; ,Mrs. Connie Fox, IX graphics, and crafts ranging Bert Perinchief conducting. recordin g secretary; Mrs. .4 3 __ from Jewelry-inaking 10 Mrs. William Foster is chair. Helen Kelly, corresponding leatherc raft. man of thehIess committee. gi ecay and Delbert Abney, ' ,S treasurer s.$irm. 1()° Ryan was named as 1976 i I ru o u n emsade chairnm and Gilbert 4 . -.______ . of Edmonds vice.chalrman with - .1 .0 John Caloh and Robert Daehn as . - a_-- - - - - ,;; cu3ade advisor3. . __ significant in view of the Dr. Charles Harmon will be in previous years' total OfO _-f I charge of professiOnal , Dr. Kenneth education, Woodrow W CIMk, Wing and Woodrow W Cla public Information; Mrs. attended the annual me,eting o( ROMANA POLVISTER/COTTCM lor TV, Air Conditioning, Shirley fluaman, public the Florida DivUlon in Or1an& PIAaUS education and G Andrew Nov 14-16, and participated in Maid service • Speer, legacy and deferred the %ariou.s workshops and S" Limit 6 * MILL 1*910. 9 CHRISTMASPATTI 5 giving chairman. . __ I. meetings. __ It ii MACHINI WASHABLI .I It was also announced that i i1*1.1 * WIPE CLIAN SURFACE , The Florida Division is an 9 STAIN RISISTANT 1-4 & SR 434 the screening unit for pap tests active segment of the society, 1 1 '1 i _Y''_ i ,klh.,~ * , ii . HIAVYWIIOHIVINYL eit I ''\ I willbevthIUngSem1nolecoity having raised $35 million Lonawood Fla in the near future and wW be dollars for 1975 as compared to I For Further Information Phone I under the direction of Dr. John $100 Million nation-wide, ac, i 862-4000 Morgan A August Hodak, complished entirely with s $ member of the board of volunteer workers '1_FITIT_____ ________ AUltS TO _ jTITTJ.11_AL_L_ITzTtTI1'T'I'TTIiJJ a 34 0 ,, Vsul IL directors, Is presently working Let! Erickson, well known a $r8 I W with the medical profession In actor and star of the High Rog. 169$ 34__*72__ contacting all laryngectomy Chapparell television series • '_] ____i _____ '_'I_ patients In the past month the was named chairman of the , • $TI'_•,'r_ unit has provided help to 40 society's 1978 fund raising LL!1 _ a cancer patients which Is crusade 14.. 49 - -. "* .- • t ' i w1 * bcohIft FRIDAY / "a _____________ . -. Woman's Club L ru ted A "' , •i NANCY Ms. Betty Eastham, Mrs. to Lake Buena Vista Shopping Nancy Boo th, Jack and Elaine Village accompanied by her Schraff, Mrs. Marilyn Denton, daughter, Mrs. Nancy Booth, Mrs. Pain Melton, Frank and Mrs. Marge Leskowyak and Jackie Mains, Bert and Henna Mrs. Evel yn Nelson. The la dies Hines, Flo and Dick ShriIf, and took the grant tour of the Ray Bradshaw. Villageandenjoyed lunch at th e The guests were treate(1 to a La ke Buena Vista Country tmir of tht Ash s be ul and Club spacious home and were wined - A ZAYRE PLAZA 10 .. ABBY: Box No, 611706, L-A, Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, sell. add,nied envelop e, plus.. Hate to write lefleft? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, I" Lasky Dr., The Seminole Unit of the Box 196, Mount Dora, Fla. American Cancer Society hag 32757. If an entry is not ac- been increasingly acUve since entry lee will be the establishment and opening Of Office in Plans continue for the Mount br eak will benefit Sue Cox,.a DoraArtFestivaiwhichwil lbe meningitis victim., to help meet held Feb. 7 and 8, 1976, in g pe downtown Mount Dora. HIGHWAY 46 -- WEST IST ST. I Mi. EAST OF 14 -SANFORD - •• 1k L, / J'\ ., - We thank Thee for friends be a rose garden, but it also Is not a patch of weeds. Freedom rings! Look and listen Y ou can still worship at by .ç . / - the law'Your Country May 1101 Null .' _____ d. and remember the enslaved. Are >ou lonely' The way to May these remembrances - have a friend is to BE one fl '1, stir us to serice nobody calls you, call them. Go out 0 )OUF a) , somethin g used for others. Amen. A special IManksgiving program was enjoyed by members of the n1ce for somebody. s a sure Have a wonderful Sanford Junior Woman's Club, Saturday at the Country Club cure for the blues. Thanksgiving and may God Are you concerned about your Road home of Beth Edwards (left). Hosted by the Spiritual bless you and Club Notes -1 I _______ g ____ 6 . 164 ") ; Values Division, Home Life Dept, under the chairmanship of country's future? Hooray! Our [.o%.e Cathy Bauerle (center), the gathering was addressed by Mary jo system has been saved by such ABBY (.'nchrane, who shared inspirational th oughts on th e meaning of concern. Concern for honesty in Thanksgiving with club memtx.rs attending. (Herald Photo by government, coccerm for peace Everyone has a problem. What's ') VOWS? For a personal reply, vorite to Toni Vincent) and conctm for fair play under Store full of fine furniture, Bedding & Accessories too numerous to mention by manufacturers such a Malone IJLW8 Broyhill Wafers Rowe "*A-.4* %. --- . ~ _. 41. non Vincent, king pa rt in the Bible president of the Hacienda Quiz segment of the corn- Vi llage Women's Club is in petillon scored a hi gh of 83 per Florida North Hospital CCflt. awaiting surgery. Dawnandleresawmgoonto enter several higher corn- petitions, and hopefully take and Mrs. Troy Piland, CounL II Iwt In the Grace Brethren cilman Irwin Hunter and Don I I National Achievement ComBrowning, Councilman and Mrs. Ernie Hendrix, Karen and to spend Thanksgiving with Uie petffion to be held early next Maxie Raley, Torn and Pat family. Loreto, Mr. and Mrs. Donald One of the higMights of Mrs. Eddie Mae Secarese, Joe and v 0' 1' t, aa -- As a final thought, I'll repeat my Thanksgiving Prayer: Pratte the fact, one-third of the people In ____ SALE Were Were BIDROOM S ETS Ortssvr . ' [low's your pocketbook? Thill,Well, most of the living Thee for food and remember the hungry wor ld Is a lot poorer No We thank Thee for health and sions. No welfare No food - Were LANE SALE Lf-ErM ., 17 ~ !:; .. -'- SALE CEDAR $78 la~ .~ .- .5, ' I ... - '' 1,- *t" t -7 . _ I 0 heavenly Father: We thaa - ' '' '..II " '_!.; f I IA = - ! " iw- rAO/ I d ______________________ I ••• SALE 2'e SWIVEL NOW H EA DBOARDS 120 TO CHEM -. . -' &_ . #1 .. ...'k-, k4k, and read the newspaper -Alth keep you here. - . - I I A -. *116 . . _____ Colors 1378 h'Afly Styles NOW $138 ow __ .. ., ~~ 1. :_ , - U and Silts Were tiff to $428 LOV[SATS - : I _ - Fabrics Colors SALIE -i __.- _:_~-_ - L 6 1 _____ IV By M.4 lone I -. .. I -• lktty and (laude Ash of 510 hsher itoad, the Ranchland.c, hosted a delightful cock ta il partyonNov. 15,attheirhome. •- 17 Top . S ___________________ used this long Alothurting? wm,,iiiiiij haven't. You're Thoandn-marnl11loP ?. are hurting more. (Have you the church of your choke, case ever visited a veterans' a secret ballot and even hospital? Or a rehabilitation criticize your government clinic for crippled children?) wi thout fear ing a knock on the If 'ou awakened this morning head or a knock on the door at " ----and able to hear the birds midnight. And U you want to _________________ sing,were us')our vocal chords to live under a different system utter human sounds, walk to the ),on are free to go There are no a Ii r (en 'es - noIh1n to ~ breakfast table on two good figs . * k. Il good9 Well thank God you've ' ,1 .. P IP have to be thankful for. V. I ___ 11.___ _ . DEAR READEMS: Today Is 11. R In And Around Winter Springs I r, Party - - ' 19- _V-".4_, Thursday, Nov. 27, i975--7A 4 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN i i j ____ _________ - . I0XSPRINGS I " :_ "I -A t . t_ ! -_ - I .. __ 1 Ir- n . . I 1 Thursday, Nov 27, 1975 - :i' -,:M I TakeTiome Now ____ __ ' 7• The Business. Everything us Be Must e Sold o ImmediateI I SALE MATTRESS & . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, __ _________ ________________________________________________________ t ,;~~r o __________________ __ ,-, I-I. q __ 11111111 _____ I N, ( Dissolution Of Partnership E - ________ 60% Eddie Quinn Is Leaving ' -- _____________ _________________ 'I-- S AL -fm - 'r -, I . WOMEN ___________________ A-Evenin Herald, Sanford, Fl TIII ' _Sl~ Save 20% to _ -T:t ________ sent a concert of Advent and Johann Christian Bach. Known Churchwell, and Mark Royal. Christmas musk on Dec. 7 a 3 the London Bach," th is son In addition to the master P.M. at fbi> Cross Episcopal of Johann Sebastian Bach has work, the Choraliers wi ll sing ii Ch urch. Four th Street and Park written a brief setting of this varied program of work a Avenue in Sanford This familiar text for organ, chorus propelate to the season selected group mix ed voiccs and soprano, tenor and bass The public is invited to attend is un&r the direction of Dr. solos. The organist for th e theconcertand theadmjssjonis Burt Perinchief, occasion is Sa lly Bowden, and free. ____ ., . ____ -- - -. - I We reserve the right to decline a loan rtquest. Our decisions are ba sed mainlyo nsufficien I down payment and acceptable credit. -5_==_ j 5.5_ 5 --------- - -. �- -,. . - . - -.-.---• . - - :'- ----.. - . .-.- --- •- -,,.---: '-- -- -. 1 4-S For Money, The 'I Looks Like Another Record Christmas In It Lit W YCEA— You Can' t Make Most Happier ri t?1I .Ttia &. j TttIrfl 1n i .- K=jg Cir.i cz Qr'uia rñ'1M 'a Dzmu imj 1 i a MW aibum ,-.--- __ zith _____ ___ min SOMMdom amt wig me, =2127 . 2-•- --.4 1 . - - '-' T- aiat ___" ' Eta irn '75 if at .errit . U 4721:~Adk id SW .. rt : & m - Ta cm ___ __ jr as - -. rt 1 pt 4a1 P Iffnr uw 4f me ==I -•i:: ___ - - U.-der - t WI8 LI1CUS t Pic ___ if EL iw Ile iifli ii frt, • -a -t ___- -- 1w-w* St ___ zu tei ' St wxa 3 fAbn G2b n==:9 ___ a-v. "!'*a . -- o!IL' T36:4 mm 1IM Ln*(s icb Gtj kit M?It !'-r S 'v *t :newt * WIt• CI'1LLC - it- C:,J1 1rrr & -- -- Fk bbe- ant ti nai -i. Cd f £z Tzrt L :Mft. 'e Firzu t rm S. - !T Wtwi• ii* Cs. ø mftiiiiiiiw -,W -- M d if a ft _ ~W-vw V Zra"M _,a fl & Ka LPSa:ii Xjr= L i ,c 111104 SPA in "' fur i'.. TRUNDLE BEDS Perfect cr Chris m assCompany Company 1w =mt _____ - - - , ____ __ ipa-. __ ar Rec a W '1ri rE -. - ' - S __ 17,- * nima ___ \ __ ___ e4. (JI1 ((J(iI(4J ;AwliL 4 Y £ I k t \ it iiq ci 'dai it 'W. 'i kPThiI!t ___ T fl x! i Lit fsç , i VT v tr I \ and after fire creations... • - ) / flLir- ir t1! t21 jI I Also btcivded On ! 0 T nceys I n ii List .Ccpes Parr- •Pec,s Robes the American Conference East. a game back of Miami. has a couple of appetizers br "We'll have to be very physitbiisThiinksgts'ing Day weekend cal and very violent," Detroit and, as usual, neither of them Coach Rick Forzano says of the turkeys. Different Kind lions' task against the Rams. Cake Evening Herald, Fl. Thursday, '[he Los Angeles Rams and "They're rated among the two Seminole coach Jerry Posey has a different Detroit Lions, Buffalo Bills and ________________________________________________________ or three best teams In pro Cardiruils get the kind of cake on his mind Saturday night in the 8 football." jump on the res t of the league vored by about 52 points to game ahead of Dallas and two p.m. game against Satellite. St. Louis is facing O.J. Simphxlay, with both gaines on nil- beat the Bills and stay atop the in front of Washington, while son, far and away the best run"This is nothing t)LIt icing on the cake," he said, tional televisIon. MI o( theni National Conference East. the Bills, at 6-4, are tied with ncr in the league this year with at the same time plugging the Rotary Bowl as ''the h avewinning records and all The Cards are also 8-2, one Baltimore for second place in his 1,391 yards, bowl of the future." still have playoff dreams, al"Word is getting out, and I think you are going though some are fading last. to find this is going to lx-- the bowl of tile future for 11w Itanui will tie in Ntroit. this area. The Rotary doesn't just let you come and starting at 12:30 prim., E.S17. on CBS, followed by the Bills in St. play an 11th game. This is something special. L_ luis three tmourslater onNRC. Even (lown to the aspects of seating at Monday Los Angeles is hoping to lock up night's banquet, the Rotary displayed class, its own divisional title and, at Seating was mixed, and players from the two the same time, knock the IAos schools became acquaintances as well as op- out of theirs. The Cardinals, porwnts. with a victory, can at least WINTER PARK — -Several will be the finest in Berry Labeled as the "Cincinnati temporarily strengthen their steeks of rugged pre-season College history," offered Viking Kids," the Ohio trio forms the &ps • f Ii tt Ges Rollins Opens Saturday Against Berry College Scwfs _'& '- t• I, - - Costume Jewery -w' •5IAwEap •M&7Cu; OPEN FtkAY EVEN V4GS - - \ 4 I wet Orv 'F r r4 • - --m-Ut-~1- m-- - ' . .I - a DAWN ____ first-place hold and dent the workouts will be put to the test head coach Don Jones. 'We nucleus of the Tar team and limits' playoff chances. Saturday as the Rollins have returned eight lettermen their combined running, Satellite vs. Seminole: Not necessarily an even College Tar cagers host the including two top performers in shooting and rebounding ability The Rams take an 8-2 record Berry College Vikings in the Ralph Daniels and Steve Kit- will be a great asset to this match up, but if the Space Coast visitors live up to into Detroit. They're gunning 1975-76 basketball season chens Our depth is our strong year's squad. potential, it won't be just another runaway victory for their third straight flag in opener. The tip-off is set for 8 point." Joining the Cincinnati cagers for Seminole. the National Conference West p.m in the Enyart Alumni on the starting squad will be I1IIpIIII= Not that the Rotary pickers did such a poor job. and can get it by beating 1.1w Field House here, Daniels, as a junior last year, junior Gary Parsons. Lions, Should Los Angeles win, There weren't many bowl quality teams available. Vic Perez In the pose be hopes 10 be in TueMsy WgbL averaged better than 17 points Averaging 16.6 points per game 'We have been looking for. per game while pulling in over Then too, Seminole isn't the average 8-2 second-place San Francisco last year, Parsons will equalize ward to this season opener for -M rebounds in 25 contests, the could still finish In a tie for forward position. football team. ('OtIfereflet' lead - but the the last few months," remarks Standing at 6-7. Daniels will In fact, Seminole is the best 8-2 team this The Tar m?ntor Ed Jucker. " With start at the forward position been fifth man has still Rams would win it since named by Jucker asnot he n reporter has ever seen. To a man, the Seminoles outscored the 4rs in their two our well-rounded ball club and alongwith his running mate 'I know they were only a step or two away from being our highly competitive schedule Kitchens. Kitchens, a 6-5 senior, strives to find a player who can meetings. in Friday night's state playoffs against Winter The lions are 6 and trail we should be able to offer an hit for 8.3 points per game last fill in the guard slot left vacated extremely exciting cage sear while averaging better by the graduated Marcus Park. unbeaten Minnesota b tour season." Wilson. than 7 rebounds per outing. Seminole's losses were 19-13 to Deland and 7-6 giI'IWS in the NFC's Central Di"We have several potential vision, If they lose, Minnesota, to Gainesville. The Berry College basketRounding out the Berry players who can start at that "Can't take anything away from DeLand, they which, plays in Washington on bailers, members of the College Five will be new position,' said Jucker. "We Sunday, will automatically take Georgia Intercollegiate recruits Tyrone Monroe may have to wait a few weeks have the great team - we almost beat them, but s the title. Detroit would still Athletic Conference and the icenter), Colev Epperson and see who works the best with they have the team," added Posey. "Gainesville is have a chance for the confer- N.A1.A., finished last season I guardi and Bill Pence the four veterans." ORLANDO a different matter. We should have won that game. ence's wild-card, the fourth with a Conference record A record against Edgar lioss on of 7-7. 'guardi. Tickets for all Rollins home boxing crowd is expected for Tuesday, Dee, 2, at the Orlando Poor execution was playoff berth, but it would be a 0 the thing." Overall the Vikings compiled a The Rollins contingent will g*mnes are priced at $2 for promoter Pete slimmi one Ashlock's Mth Sports Stadium. at best. 10-15 slate. The game Saturday night at Lyman will pit size supply its own share of top- adults and $1 for students. A and final card of the 'This fight is even bigger year, Is Angeles goes into the vs speed. Anyone betting on site? Satellite coach 'Although we did not have a notch performers in senior season ticket, good for all 12 when Southern junior midthan the Perez-Joe)' Vincent game better than a one-touchinning season last year I am standouts Bruce Howland. Tom home games, may be pur- dieweight champion Victor match last August," said down favorite. St. Louis Is fa- confident that (Continued on Page 2-UI our '75-76 learn Klusmiman and Steve Heis. chased for M. m Taco ) Perez de fends his crown Ashlock. "People are even more excited about (toss and Perez, because nobody thought they would ever fight each other.' Stablemates and sparring partners for the past 10 months, the two rugged local favorites collide in a sensational battle HAPPY ISON JIM IIAYNE.s BIFFUORhU(;AN ANTHONY HAVESthat is being billed as a "Civil RICK 1'MTR!Ix;F; LOL'ISSAI'SLS LYNNEsMrrH War: Brother Against All guests 139-76-61 (150-45-6 i 1150-65-6) Brother." I 14$-70-6) (145-7) 04 (144-71-4p i142-73-Gi The scheduled 10-rounder is '>t expected to go the distance. Seminole over Satellite - without question, Seminole Perez, of Sanford, won his Seminole Seminole Tribe all the way Seminole Seminole Seminole :5-1-p)und crown Aug. 5, when Winter Park over Deland the heart sas go be flattened Vincent in (our lk'Land Winter Park fo Winter Park get 'em Deland Winter Park I)cI.and rounds before 3,249 fans, the A Astronaut over Jesuit to zoom for blastoff most ever Astronaut to attend a local A s tronaut Astronaut %stronaut Astronaut Jesuit light. Loser in only two of his Stranahan over Oak Ridge last 19 outings, Perez now has a should be a good Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Oak Ridge game Oak Ridge 10-22-2 record, with 13 KOs. Florida over Miami no contest this year Florida Ross, a native of Tuscaloosa, Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida \la., who moved here in Bune400kmanoverMaland Eastern Shore lk-thui,t' January. is the busiest fighter Ik'tliune Bethune Bethune - give 'em a headache, B.C. Hethune lthune m the world this year. The Md Baylor over Rice Bears have the edge .Jim hlaym'-s has finally been caught. Rice Dog has already gone to the BaIor Baylor Itic 8aylor Th e season-lung leader in Th e Herald Bay hr (ust 17 limes in 1975, with an Forecast faltered a bit last week, just enough for Arizona Slate over Arizona the winner to a Ant. Stale overall record of 22-1-1, 16 KOs Ark State Ariz. State Ariz. State bowl ns'cr Auburn Arizona State Ark State 111ff Corrigan to l'(lgi' into a tie for the season as Alabama \ithough the y have fought oi:t It the same camp for almost a we .'nter (he final weeks, If Tide lost, Sugar Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama would collapse Alabama Corrigan was 15-6 last week to limiynes' 14-7. Alabama si-ar, and both are regarded a Liuls Sapsis, on the strength of a tine 16-5 week, Georgia Tech over Georgia to wreck the heroes by their respectis' Georgia (;rurgia Georgia Cotton Howl Georgia Tech Georgia inus't'd into a tie for third with Rick l'antridge, followings, Ross and Pert' Army in the tiulcksand who was 14-7, l.)nneSmilh mused closer to thise Naty over Anny Army each admit they would nest-i Navy Navy Navy Navy Nas two after a 16-5 wet-k, while Anthony hlai's L,v fought if the title had' Texas user Texas A&M - Boal is ;ilwas slipped to 11-8 and rt'inai,mt'd last. Texas ken invoked. Te xas A&M winning A&M A&%I Texas Sanford Pullet' ChL"f lien Butler, the Herald's 'l would rather not fight the Ohio State beat gui-st furi-t-actt'r last week, managed a 12-9 Southern Cal user UCLA ist I)og" said Pet ex, 'but if a guy US US(, UCLA UClA UK I'CLA mark. 1'('LA is in my weight class and Battle battles for With high school play nearly over and the Tennessee over Vanderbilt Tennessee wants that championship, there Tennessee Tennessee his job Tennessee tnlh'gi's winding down their regular seasons, Tennessee Tennessee is only one way tie's going to get take the bigger school Herald pull turns to (hi' professional ranks for Syracuse over Rutgers Syra"use it lie has to whip mc in that Syracuse Syracuse SyraCUse the first Ilmi- this week, with games starting Syracuse -ring. ,,,,,,,,That goes for friends and Miami over New England but It's no cinch (IHIIt onil (-,flh(n,IinO thrt,iiuh 1,,flfl.,L• n1kt st,'m .. - FLORSHEIM' S - Of - hL - SPORTS 'j'ht.' National Football League - Pcr".es Hos iery t - _ - Gowns • Teasers By The Associated Press - readu NFL Evening Herald's Fearless Football Forecast I the holia 4.fl . r fesi,, y -> wursdf or that specz! someone the. 14 i NJ - W . ¶j ', IC? a s-Lions, Bills -Cards Ros 1 Sweclers • Show -s j Sanford - Your Way Gift Tre alter hungry teams. Most notable about Lord (2humley is he learns fast. Tuesday's basketball banquet guests didn't get a shot at the extra food. R Perez [ e ds Crow n A MATIIIAt% uzif1arra - offaihionab1e '7 '-. l1I for SHELVING ___ ___ - 1 igou yUlE I I DIN dresseis. stunnia zportsear tJir ____ re TILE 1 , -' _ --. c P . . di if _ z3fi am CI IL. I NO '() ) t)$ fl(LS&' years, but -- TUft Ph 323-5676 t ___ cz ,, - OFF 1 c i * 21. % 14M Is (41 1- 11, ' 111 1 Better Than 8-2 Record? U In 97.76 'zir -low* d $399 Req I _ ___ W . c' (rf) TN RU SAT 115 SAT Il-CLOSED MON .lstsuiPaNfU MOLDINGS Ut C' ( N il wIT t ___ ____ & Roll Out Unit. 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U('IXs star Sciarra, a 5-foot-lu, 175-pound stead. meels unranked Georgia Tech, A&M and Arkansas goes to the bliti against Auburn, a disIIuarterb1ek has piled Lip some senior. Is the heart of UCLA'S Kiir Southern Cal, a victory 7.3, tomght in what Tech Coach Cotton Bowl. A Football Players Descend, 1(155 to Arkansas appointing 3-5-2 in Shug Jorans lam-v figures (he football Veer 'I' offense. Ut' has ii over UCLA would inure than Pepper fledgers has dubbed sends the Aggles to the liberty 25th and final year as coach A field this tall. I3ut all that mat- for 721 ants arid 14 touchdowns salve the wountLs of the past 'the Turkey Bowl.'' his tearri is Eat Bowl and Arkansas to the victory (,Vet big had 'Rama ters ;m is that he cart tb Fri. and passed for 1,015 yards So three sccks. A Troj.m In Sight triuiriph not slated for post-season ac- Cotton. Iay night. would he a lovely retirement far this M'asofl, and the Bruins od hoock UCLA out of the tion, so a vkory over local riSaturday's Army-Navy present. '[kit's s 1k-n the Bruin.s take need a big game from him if host' Howl, or any bowl, for that sal (;trgui before the nation I) cstil(Ilice revisited this %%,eek for the matchup won't have any bearIn another big game Saturoil &iulliern ('.it. their cross. they hope to keep that New Rotary Bowl. matter. and give upstart *I"V audience would be especialing on the tx)wl situation, but day, one which somehow man. tu,i arch-rival. A victory Year's date against top-ranked California the shot at Ohio ly sweet, Stealing a Scenario from the ["our horsemen of there's a lot of pride at stake. aged to escape the tube's atten'i'uItl give (J('l,,\ i share of the Olilci State State. The opener of Friday's 'IV Ahx)calvpe, football teams from Seminole and Navy, 6, rates as a three- lion, eighth-ranked Arizona l'arifir.8 Conference chainSouthern Cal, meanwhile, is UCLA, ranked No. 14, has a 7- twin-bill is the Southwestern touchdown favorite over Army. State, 10-0, will go against No Satellite high Schools portrayed the famed horde iion.ship and a berth in the in the unaccustomed role of 2-I record while Southern Cal, Conference showdown between 2-8 and loser of its last eight in a 12 Arizona, 94. The winner of locusts Swooping (lown and eating everything in glamorous Hnse Bowl. A defeat sirnuler. After reeling off seven ssh,ch has dropped out of the top No. 2 Texas A&M, 90, and No. 5 row. But the Cadets are earns (lie Western Athletic Con.uul the Bruins go home empty- victories, the Trojans have 20, is 7-3. sig1t, Texas, 9-1, and the outcome of banded. smarting after being shut out ference crown and the host The location was fashionable Lord ('humley 's' dropped their last three in a row The UCLA-USC mnatchup is this one will affect a number of b) Navy the past two years, and berth in the Fiesta Bowl against mits is going to be the first all since Coach John McKay the middle game e of the week- pos pairings, niembers were g;ime Ili four years I've started announced lwan up would more than make Nebraska, ,'s heading for the end's college fuotball feast. feting txth teams. Ole Chumley For Texas, a victory means probably did a up for their losing record. Other traditional rivalries IgaInst US(:." says Sciarra, pro ranks next season, The ABC is (elesising five games in the Cotton Bowl, a loss the double take when he learned that waitresses left Fourth-ranked Alabama, 9-1 Saturday include Vanderbilt. "aixl it's going to be a big game Trojans were the ht learn in a Slfl1 of 46 hours, certainly a Bluebonnet Bowl. For A&.M it's and bound for the Sugar Bowl Tennessee, Temple-Vi llanova for lilt-, Nly only goal in football tile Illise N)wl the past four the salads and desserts for a bankers banauet in the Ixitintiful offering. ;I bit inore complicated. A vic. against Penn State, closps out and Bostnn College-lioly same hallway with the football players. Big mistake. Worse than blitzing on a fullback draw. Maybe even worse than a tube blowing out oo am the color TV set a minute before' kickoff of the Super Bowl. At an i- ate, I he c nint was i-i salads arid as many slices of chocolate cake vanished. 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I E Aran a Urza Sanct: 7 AIdara Oøi s SECOND Oakland V. r wwmq w'a a' M.das Goma I ,- ) - kfla Y or% GlAnts, al Dallas Grelito saii, C?i at L. • ORL ANDO ,' Sian F ranc t c0 ton-a • Al al a' c'na' Ovttans a? Ctf'Wt(1 __ WaShPi'l9ton Of S oppy — 3 Aan'a QVO. I Associated Evening Herald, Sanford Fl C e tic Game ts or unptng ash had been expected to An ger s Heinso o i more B The Aa1ed oo M ain j L . U'18 Pt'flft 6 UFZA Ciliaks, It La"i V'I C tWa c cva' of Cwwrtsiiia at Dei of Cp%.cagc I' s? N ew - JIv'r urza 3 Arei jaws 'Sa" ngo at Kat C", San D'e VZJ I t 7 &4tb&o Zarre: I S ns "Ouslion at San Francisco AIaa Ot I W-ArWa Larred I it F Pr il, enT Mudra To Sta Coach - — (Continued from Page l•B) — 9 Fred Chase says his club was even bigger several weeks ago before a couple crippling injuri. Seminole will be u against a club with size crim. pa ra bl e to some college freshmen teams - . . -- :: The Foot s Canada Cup I .ftitago Comell, Brown To Meet In Indoor Soccer Round previous Will meeting this OCorneUbeatB Thet eamstled(orthel%, The winner of Sunday's game will advance to the NCA W. AMoo III. V.rgna 12 San w Friday's C&rei Of . k Glenridg Pro Hockey Edmonton's NHL Campboll cooliferfAce M;ww . - I . . # __- - Patnc iTlOUflced tothy The nannies of 14 Of the 29 Players for the Gray team were revealed today Was . ---K'ii. !1~ - ~~ tn_ kiz-y_ M;7, ml O_ Dtvijá K NY R"rS _ _- ~~__ C h ir-aige V&nCvr St Lou4 K C_ PA (nin I 7 A 30 67 S) 5 11 3 13 43 77 4 16 0 1 ,a t I WSW Ca"trififtce Nsrns Dtv,* va"litial L "emses ps"I Delimit Mp will be sending it; # u ii a 72, U 1 a1 as play Rollins coneW. but moved indom at the Orange County Y for finals were 13 area juzdor high sChOols, imluding Trinity Prep o(Goldenrod. A toW of 10 to Linebacker Steve Poole and tigit end Tommy West will represent Tennessee. and K en tuck y will send linebacker Tom 7, Los Ang Comtry Club courw. At 66 are.Mark Shushack Of Thmdier A Dave Philn of Lake Placid. N.Y.. 3. ,,31. Swimming for the giris was crabbed a onhot d r tWee other the opening ro d of the $10, Thousand en tournamenL fifth ev ent of the Florida A winter tour. me Monticello, NIL, golfer shot 31.34-65, fi ve-wider. 2 P'mA&(*I0fti4 7. Atlanta 3 Torori 4, coucago a. I.* Nta , Mr York UariOe' Irs"WS C"? I St Louts ] . Ve TOO y'-% 9#nM . er ____1_.__- I Fro"'Y's Games Three r*W goals by Dave Utter, Uxtuding the WMI ever kicked in a Grey Cup ga'ne, a 52-yarder in the third quarter. gave the Eskimois an Special Robert Neville, third place, tunie 2:25.12 in 2Wyard indivduai medley; fourth place , time 5:28-0 in 500-yard freestyle. Both members , ey y ptacu mwu wiui a elay Placed sixth with a time Of pla". 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S.iturday there' s an afternoon ' CLEANER f - 9 t -- - n-4 1 k - - n World Football League folded the post-meal evening slurnp, and the American Basketball Georgia and Georgia Tech will Association was hurt by its fail- collide under the lights. ure to land network exposure. Soccer hasn' t caught on. Friday with Texas-Texas A01 think the word is misused Bets APPEARED IN HE HERALD CAR CARE ISSUE NOVEMBER 20th, 1975 RAN WITH AN INCORRECT PHONE NUMER. IT SHOULD ....., HAVE READ: th at'll "I hear the word 'saturation' ill t1w afternoon and Southern all the time" Wussler said I Cal ifornia UCM at nigh t, per. mileage, engine fi" fe, engine ' - our socks off. million contract with TVS. The . Helps mtnt1in f)O%er eier starting, l)ettt - s por ts has also had its failures, The National Hockey stuf(aturkevby. Nextcomc the league lo its million con- Buffalo flu1L and the St Louis tract with MIt. The World Cardinals. They should be just Hockey Association blew a $1.2 ill time for dinner. ' ' I rM1v II FIRE 111 1 .' I 7301 7'/a' CIRCULAF SAW rsunaIIy—and Television it, threatening to s change the traditional Thanks. seven games. The largest nuin. ber ever to watch a TV event of giving Day ineal from turkey to pigskin. No fewer than 11 foot. any kind-close to 76 millionbe televised to sat in on the seventh ganie, ball ganies will according 0 our the Thanksgi h ving Day Pro football ratings are up -all of them live and this year. ABC claims ,Monday weekend in color and complete with in. night0flbl ball having its -best ir the ratings stant replays, spot analysis, seas 'er"3 pre-game hoo, post-game NBC has shown gains, pushing and a string of crack SPIT RADIATOR - THE AD FOR SANFORD REC VEE THAT [ *Wuneat wishes to remind all interested persons 2 Formulated to quickiy remve radiator grease. rust and scale. I 5 oz. 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'096 in 1yard breaststroke. anlf th place,Un ie 2:fl11th 'A ide rect6ver Rick Kirr~brough and defensive end 13111 Farns, who wal zilsia, handle the punfing dars ' Calf Junior high swunming season defeC1 and missed Montreal in Central Florida has come to opportunitie& an end with Glenridge girls The dramatic high point was winnirg its fourth consecutive reached with 45 seconds m title and the Maitland boys mauung in the fourth quarter capturing their RcOM stra*ht with FAmOn!on leading 94 and Competing at the annual yard line. Representing Auburn will be defensive tackle Rkk Telhiard. split end Jeff GWipn and center Ben " From .ML,isimpips Sutt Milli! Offensive tackle Jun Eidsm defensive back LaM- Buie and defensive end Chuck Bristim Or Boo , e:30. car chemicals ceent engine ope ion in 4th In Row cn rL-w swe Im, was a m swt of a caimbination of sturdy MON7WMERY. Ala. (AP) - Ele,ven Southeastern Conference football playien dominate the Smith squad for the 38th annual Blue-Gray Football CiLawc on Dec. 19. it Basketball experts say Lyman will be favored in the roundball portion of fi;Xary Festival week. I And do n't look past the imposing frames of Jon Kaufman and 6-5 Bernard Wright for the main reasons. This is the first time Lyman has come up %ith a bonifide championship-caliber team, and excuse Rick Steinke if he lets his attention slip and gazes at the district tournament, a long, long way off, but certainly a goal "I'm not predicting anything, but I say we have a chance," he says wit h twinkle in his eve. "This is the first time we have had a combination of si ze depth and enough experience to sa V this.L man (aces Oviedo in Friday night's nightcap %ith Apopka and Lake Brandey o'pen-ing matters at FIRST& FRENCH onto But in t,i fizw analysis a* Yor SEC Players Dominate Gray pener e for recei vers to ho shi,pt EACH o ay Girls Win chalnPimship will be held at SIU Dec. 7. yman .n ..age nu, 95 1 . • 4 S 8 83 - I — f on t (II.i%sItJ4' ill ' Haynes Hunches r 4:~, Re Price ii' i) I ry I I ion networks some $315 million a business aspect, he has added year for spot oil sports an aesthetic and entertaining programs. In the first of a quality to programming. fourpart series examining the -1 dun't want to change the tren ds and people of TV sports, game," he says. "1 just want to 'a the CBS effort Is examined. put a a new frainework around By WILl. CJRIMSLEY it." lie didn't do too badly with AP Special Correspondent the framework of Phyllis NEW YORK iAI'i - A per- George, a 1971 Miss America son having an appointment with out of Denton, Tex.. brought in the new boss of CBS .Sport.s to do film features, interviews might cool his heels for 45 inin. and commentary. utes, walk an obstacle course This has produced an out. down a bustling hallway and breakofsignsatfootballgames find Bob \Vuslvr attarhin 1 ' a which i: "You Can have neeWe to another record on the 1IowirtI iCosehl), Well Take r; stereo Phyllis 'Listen to this," he says with Wussler has beefed up his anthe unabashed en thusiasm of a nouncing staff. lie hired Vin tyke with a new toy, He pushes Scully, the highly regarded a button and three television West Coast baseball broad. screens light up. Then you we caster, and brought in comCharlie Young, a football play- nientators such as Sonny Jurer, going through a slow motion gensen, hank Stram and Paul kaleidoscope of routines while llornung the voice of Frank Sinatra He got CBS to increase by 40 , croons, "You're Gonna Hear to 60 per cent the budget for From hie." Saturday's "CBS Sports SpecThere was another 2 - tacWar," the network's rival to inintite segnient, shown (luring ABC's lx)pular -%Vide World (if a(rLenHdy gamne,withflashcs Sports of the late Vince Lombardi and He increased the ratings of the Packers' new coach, Bart the National Basketball AssociStarr. During it there were the ation games, a $27 million, lilting strains of Barbra Strei. three-year package which CHS, sand's "The Way We Were." stolefromAfiCalewyearsago. qp "I'm assessing the Larry He doubled the number of golf Csonka situation," Wussler tournaments to 1 initiated a said. "flow about showing Don series of challenge matches in Shula and Csonka with some- various sports and got his body singing 'Corne Back To network involved in tennis. hie?' When the baseball Giants It illm Wusisler who put on Or leave Candlestick Park , it Jimmy Connors-Rod Layer and would a great time to do seine. Connors-John Newcombe thing with I Left My heart in winner take all"matches ear. San Francisco,'" her thIs year. He is producing Wussler is the "new boy in the "Love Doubles" between ( town 'In the giant threepronged ConnorUis Evert and Billie ar for sports' cascading Jean King-Marty RiLwen Dec. dollars, joining the two old pros, r). Carl Llndemann of NBC and oone Arledge of ABC. Some $315 million will be poured into the three networks coffers next year to pay for 1,100 hours of sports, ra from such bread-and -butter Is corrunodities as baseball and pro football to the Olympics, basketball golf, ttnnis horse racing, arni- wrestling and barrd jumping. By liii. AM)tiATFD PRFSS The average sports fan 1' 1 11 ' Thanks g iving reeling from the crunch pouring Day is ,I time when Americans out of the TV screens like a berserk waterfall and fear has gather around the dinner table with familyand friends to give been expressed that big time thanks for what they have, or sport-i TV may hav hope to ( the saturation point. h' Facts dispute it. Baseball' s World Serie-i. shown by NBC on weekends and c( from I dinner table p nzTe weekly time, has just on set and rom eating to watching football time in history, drawing a 1110 I I St)fd is ItltIZil3( rLflLShinU (ilvis rnasaçjinçj St'flsJtOfl 10 l)UiSItint) bursts or adjusts to regular stream • EDITORS NOTE: S ponsors — • 4 ,6(i ~1 SHOWERHEAD now pay the three television his emphasis on the show 4 from the field and also out. the Denver'Nugg-ets in a match. Maurice Lucas kept the Spirrebounded Virginia 55-U, many OffenSlV rebounds they J)Ut it away. its in the running by sc o ring 19 Ge o rge Gervin had 32 points — they kffled us thiere,"' Guard Bird Averitt added 19 of his game-hi gh 25 points in the and James Silas 36 Association division leaders said Dien-.wiis urry & for San An,-jwnPoints ( or the Colonels and fu'g half, then Don Chaney's 13 tonjo. while rookie Ticky Bur. N Elsewhere in the ABA, the brothers Caldwell and Wil bert points led a third-period surge den netted 36 for the Squires seven baskets in less than S Oza Zwe. a mit of es the aend period.to Aa Pro Basketball ' help tott raise its r I. SEVENTH — I Latt. 2 5. best in the Midwest Divi.ton. NBA ECPiO0ij,, 3 CêOIok,. ' Bob Lamer had 19 Points and SU est Eric Money added 1L hi t tir 9 • W L Pct. GB • CrtaA,, of 10 fm 18 5 111167 EIGHTH -' 2 Hawks 1i Jau 1$ Surprising Atlanta raised its is '2 = S'l Chuc I-* A:V,; 7 Cetays, Attu; record to I"aind opened a two. CraI Ftfrn,n ito,eitiXha y As game lead in the Centra l Aashavan TALLAHASSEE ( az' Will ser ' roots; Division by beating the Jau be 04 orliqlAins mnish Mudra S f our ear contract at a 7 $ M7 3' 7 a,a e o not anticipate a hind 33 by gns we have mo,iston de. 7$ cost of 0,OQO. 7'i TENTH I Ramon. 2 MencM. guard Tom change In the head football Henderson. Mudra s teams have wore four Marshall and Athletic Dim. The Jazz led 20 Position at Florida games in the two was= suX1 tor I Prur. John Bridgers denied such ELEVENTH -I ciguitaArill; r the second perioi:1,, but Hawks State University," says Presi- he took os-er a team that had plans Dr#rio.t at the time, but it did not I 5 siaDorm i1i Bengoii. 1, Alava, Zarre.,a center Mike Sojourner scored dent Stanley .Marshall. 'O'h"Vil." gone 0-11. The Seminoles r1n,. halt specilation that Mudra 4 £0 3t r,Ra S Arec Ecae . MbaU issued a Sta 1, all l4ofhispoints in the f ourth nt hed their season wi th a Cact.. z.. abou t to be f Ero.a I s ire d MUdra 2T Wednesday attempting to end mark last Saturday by beating said 0e speculati quarter as Athr tscon Pacffic De*sa.. ELFTH — reports that Darrell Mudra is 1k*is, bfl9O New 36. C' Sleet '0 S Mi — rnig his reeuJting a nd he said. B;IA, 3. F'm,I' Zarvi. about to be Un-ed as Seminole ROCkZLS Ronnie Joyce, executive itrnightbe a plot by Unis-er sit y htor of the Pensacola of Florida .su Holustm got 22 points in post. c0ach- .Marshall Said the m sWU e( .7MiA$ P-oorms a pporters. ports are hurting the football News, Last week quoted a rb amon its rebuilding program'Speculation of this type IS Wi4ay Rn.I s0iur" as sa)m* that I I FSU P Ste" 1110. boifiton *p de, not unespected, lven Outhad me with a rogress ogr has been he sport said. but ii-continued speculai . wili versity offi6a, and agr to Come of our season. but it D"froin 11L I(slimn Cft 104 may eed tion about the status of our buy up the last AttailitS . two )ears of be hUmiful duruitig this crucial period ofrecrujntand fundpftcengx 1107, &."Aso 156 raising." Marshall said. T"alriiii, asom " Th fore, I would lik e to K&ftws City at ClIfivoll&V New Yoft at W"howon this speculation." I a e at Frillars "Ion He d he i Anama fan dissppothnt IN t Sliramt Aitilwailipikee at C Seminoles had not returned to its winning ways of the late I%Qs and early I ,m Pf1Iar at CALGARY (AP) - They put Grey Cup game. the foc* back Into football Sun. Played in below-freezing ABA appointei as anyone 1E so DIV"* dAY 83seven field goal attempts eather before a Crowd of 32.Overall season record." Mw_ W L Pct. 61 — five of them good and two of 333, t he game was the first shall said. "however, 733HA,OVER H. lATh — Cirnefi and Brown th e ivy — Pi V without a touchdown since the ias tieen made S 643 1• counted League 's meet for a ll he t scoring in t he Toronto Argonauts , iteci the Edmontif~ln Eskmm* 94 vk-WU Winnipeg Blue Bombers 4.3 Wei Divisms university &v-ision soem chamPiOnislillp. Over the Montreal Alouettes in Toronto in 107. N"velf Brown won thle New England re&nal title Twiday ;na,sna the Canadian Football league The cold ,sea ther becalm 10 5 W San knirneo 9 S "3 I W lth 3 2-1 decision crver COlnecticut- Czn*U beat Hart. & Pulsating "MASSAGE" • • I — V ned the Jones added 16 and 14, resp- that put St. IAUIS On tLip lc Denver wi th 31 po ints. Issel, I nd iana Pacers 91-94 and the tively. a lso hauled down 21 rebounds, Who Starred for the Colonels for San AntonloSpurs beat the VIr. For their generosity The loss snapped a 17-game five seasons before moving pid Chane g1ua Squii 141-1 h1hTi Ic wi nning Denver and becofming the Nugfirst period alore, the celtics Wo much to contain. t guard, Freddie I,lewis, score,j Denver was on top 101-94 with Denver, 10-5. is tied for first ;' i.ets starting center. added 24 6:4 to play. received a 110-109 trimming by 19 Kentucky then in the ABA West with Indiana. The 7400t2 Gilmoc-e Points and 16 rebounds. the Sionics. Guards Stick WaM fl points, grabbed 16 rebounds went On its 12.0 bulge. Gilmore while the Colonels lead the New Spurs 141, Squires 122 Kentucky had a 21.10 edge in hitting th, and Fred for half thos e points. York Nets by 1i games in the The hot-shooting Spurs hit on potnts in the last three miniltes; and keyed a 124 burst Late in offensive reboundL%, a sutjisbc Den the fuial period07 Vff Closed to within three Fast. ga e 59 per cent of their attempLi both coac s Cifl as Seattle w in t ' he ed jij& points in the (a.st rrutes %icto,ry over Spirits SL Pace arre . 4~. r. Ex-Colonel i. which well. but in the end Kentuck y's Pistons 12$, Kings 194 Howard PWW scored a sta- orts S P f'ITI S I .. Land Baltimore a TV Rookie Daid 1bomon led SpiritsoiSt. Lins . :,;l . fl to break 90 '' Celtics Coach Tn (fj B uff a l o 's [ Lind) Srxuth t Uli pt ltd S ns 117, Braves 1% fkiohn did t hke the way nm away d Rookies John Shumate and Braves with 3 sec'ut1e p(AfltS earl) Lfl the hide in the N Keith Ecbon's t f his team threw the ball away fl Central t*it instead Is only Alvin Adams paced the Suns with seven foth quarter to break open a Blazers 118, lkrrs 101 7.7 tho es end to go with 2 ayvj 20 points, respec Wednesday nights National stra A crowd of 12,476, hr tight game Wicks led all c nddthevictoryforphoeflix Basketball Ciaticxi game in wtacb selY,Shu ight failed game li netting hisca. record (or the Portland (ran- scorers with 29 points and e Bullet.s have th arid aaut Seattle. offset a late basket by reer high. Bob McAdoo, after chise, watched the Blazers' Sid- teammate Geoff Petrie had 2 'We tiwew the ball away 3,. OW tunes in the first half," he • ball 0 away. that's all. It wam,t a P=tlVe gme. We just threw the ball away. We didn't think. We had no zip, and then we started throwing thee ball Thursday Nov 27 1973—]B ---------_--- . - . . mming easy Frtctn and motor Reg Price IrJ I -. SALE PRICES GOOD 7799 li IIILM 111111111, "AM - -, . I Idgmamb, _199AN1001111bbl, - r AM A1111111111111l. AL ~- E, i ___ 11 I i f---- -S �- .-- - I - ."- . -r-_ ____---lB—Evening "*raid. Sanford. Fl. Thursday, Nov. fl, flYs C ost Turkey Will Taste Better Rams, Cardinals Perform We'll take the parr in this one. SL Lads 33. Buffalo 24 p3wcrhsc. faored by betkr they turn into turkeys on the matches two 1cers. AP Sprts Sntrt Wrong to Baltimore, the race is over. Minnesota, meanwhile, just The main course sends the Jim Hart will do terrible than a toIXtIiOwfl to best New 1ie!d NEW YORK APi Place in the NFC Central That parlay Is likely to tp keeps winning and until they If four Buffalo Bills agaut the Carda. things to that tattered Buffalo Orkans. Sorry, we don't buy Baltimore 34, Kansas Qty 14 Last [) ft Will National Football League nals in St. Lows. The Bills have secondary, especially with that stuff. The Saints arent lose. 1gi The Colts are the genuine ara struggle but the Bears will teams can jump right back into been stumbling along but are swift Mel Gray to throw for and zi, Washington but they're better than tick They proved that last snatch defeat from the gland 10 MJZU1I 17, 4ctlon only four days after last still only one game back of the running of lefTy Metcalfcd 5 Of (elari The Redskins are old and week heating Miami in the Or Actor to hang Sunda)'s games. then the Pro Miarm in the AFC East. The Jim Otis to keep the Bills' Pfttsburgb 31, N.Y. Jets ii ange Bowl Compared to that, Do you believe the fans on to the bottom tough. Unfortunately, the em. Pcker ought to be able to do the cardiac Cards are one in front defense honed. There's an old pickers adage the Chiefs will be easy in Balti. phasis is beginning to show on around the NFL really draw Deaver 20, San Do 14 same. He rrcoers rapidly and the NFC East. Being noQnclnnatl 17. Hsastoa 10 that says you avoid the team more, although KC has unthe former more than the latter, those signs for each Monday rule of thumb for the bumps and bruises areni ti frootninners, we'll go Pittsburgh shot some Titus- that plays on the previous Mon- proved considerably since the proAnother mght's game' A better question picker is not to pick a The Over The Hill Gang earlyasbadforhixnanyway. With St. [IflS. sized boles in he Houston day night because it has one start of the seascn. ,1 be, at long last, over the bill, might be: Do you care' toenda, S the turkey will taste a little Last weeks record was 103. bubble last Monday night. The less day to prepare for the fol. Dallas 1, N.Y. Giants is the Chargers win a game, they better tndav if the Los runnu%4 the season's log to 95-38 bengals need one to stay 1o4jig game. Thie One game back of St. Louis will be picked here to lose each An.ekS Ram3 and St. Louts for .31. This week's picks: alive in the AFC CentraL Come Steelers could play Saturday and one ahead 01 Washington In game. That is based on the Cardtnsls perform as expected. 1 Los Angeles 23, Detroft 10 to thInk 01 it, though, so Jo the right and dill be ready for the the NFC East, the Cowboys theory 01 consistency, a quality The appetizer for the Thanksfl Rams can clinch the NFC Oilers. Pick Cincinnati because rag-tag Jets, need a win to stay in the thick of which San Diego has in great Day doubleheader sends West for a third straight year they're at borne and have had S. FranciscO 27, Philadelphia 14 the division race. What the atzni1ance. the Rams against the lions in 10 beating Detr*t and if that an extra day to prepare. The 49ers have strung three Giants need is for the SUOO to Oakland 23, Atlanta 7 Detroit. On paper, this is a mis- happens. it will wrap up the New Orlea 17, Qeveland 14 straight victories together since end so they won't be einbar. match. Lk has the far better NFC Central crown for Min- See what one victory will do A five-game winning streak Steve Spirner became the rassed anymm. has the Raiders smelling ht team. On the field, the lions neta. That's called killing two for a football turn' Suddenly regular, first string, no ifs, ands Green Bay 24, ' 'Z° '.ave teen perfortwng some stones with one Lion and it's the Browns, who neglected to or buts about it quarterback. AFC West division title and On the surface, there's noth- playoff land. If they beat ' r.a1 r rajes ai season tong, likely to happen. win their first nine ames, are a The Faiies are ruct' hrrt5 but ink' at stake in this game that Falr and Kansas City loses - and , in this We can make your home a cool little island of : comfort. Heroes Bleier, Sipple Share A Bond Bs IRA BERKOW charged with attempting to barrnssrnent and humiliation." himself in men's rooms, who is for the troops?" for Your help. And if! get out of The Herald Sers-kts awtsinate President Ford. BIeier was in New York a threat to young boys. Well, Rocky Skier is an American Bleier, the recipient of both this situation, I'll never cornBlejer is acclaimed, recently, the day It happened, this is far from the truth. ac- the Purple Heart, awarded for plain again. That's the best I hero. So was Oliver Supple. receiving the cbe,tra of of Sipple's suit. cording to my information, Skier and Sipple both saw multitudes on Sundays, being wounded in action, and can do.' He must have taken me "1 feel lousy about this," said "For example, I hough it the Bronze Star, awarded for up on the deal" combat American SCt- showered with a sympathetic Bleler, from under his was interesting what Leonard heroic achievement, recalls Bleler believes that vicennen in Vietnam, bh were press, the author (with Terry prcrnnent mustache. He was Matlo%lch had to say about it. lying in a Vietnam rice paddy, outlook on life from then his cora1ed for valor, both are O'Neill) 01* recently nnl'tht' eung a colorful sport jacket He is the man in the Air Force firing grenades at the enemy changed. rces'mg thtihility pay. autobiography, "Fighting v~ his thick, 510 frame. His who admitted being a while helping four ccmrades As civilians hack in the Back." He said he no longer has yes are candid behind his homosexual, and fought being and himself escape. states, both performed highly patience with people who The first time Supple had a gIis his speech Is for. forced out. He said that be is publicized heroic deeds. "Lying there, wounded, not condemn those outside the chance to speak wi,1i his mothertl'right. simply attracted to the male knowing if I'd ever walk or live, norm. "1 mean, as long as Bk4er Is a starting running by phone after hi sudden He neither looks i sounds sex and is not after little kids I prayed. I had recently read a someone isn't jeopardizing back on the Super Bowl- recogmution, she hung up on like the stereotype football or performing anti-social ac- book about a guy m wartime another person, why condemn ctmçirii PlttstLg1l Steelers huflL Recently. Supple has filed player. tiiities in men's rooms. and as If this weren't mythic a$l5million invasion of privacy who tells God. *If you get me out him?" said Skier. "1 think 1 know what it's like "He said he repressed his of this mesa, I'll become a enough in the eyes of the public, sWt agai nst news medl for to be in Sipple's shoes "But too often people like to — people feelings for men for years. Now priest and spread your word.' sterettype. It's comfortable. Eltier was resolute enough to reporting that he was a are always saying to me, 'Jeez,, he is being open and honest 'Now, I said, 'Well, I really They don't have to think, don't struggle back after his legs homosexual, you don't seem like a football about it. The Air Force can't promise You any were shot up in Vietnam thing. have to be responsible for their Supple's suit charges that player,'" said Bleler. discharged him because of I've got to be honest. I'm asking actions." doctors thought he might t1wougi news reports, "his "And in a way football 'moral reasons..' never walk again, let alone brothers and his sisters learned players and hotnoseni1s have "He said and I think he has rim), for the first time of his a cunnxm bond we're both a good point why should he Oliver Supple is credited with homosexual on!ntation, and dereoted. A football player is not be '.reated as a human saving the life 01 the President accordingly and con- generally considered to be not being, instead of as some of the United States. Supple sequentially abandoned * the real bright, not able to read stereotype. And, also, if I became widely known on Sept. ptauntilf." terribly well, who walks around armed services were so when police said he knocked In addition, the suit said be with his knuckles dragging on morality conscious, why do aside a gun aimed by Sara Jane was exposed to contempt and the ground. they issue condoms to ser. 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Residential but the impact would shrink and synthetic gas at $1.00. pipelines, that could mean unavoi dable losses, the FPC ars. and other essential gas users later on. regional shortages of 24 per says, the gas industry would Prodded b%' the gas industry wiuld be the last to lace serious —'flie FEA says southern cent or more, and substitute have to add to Its reserves some Even if federal price regu. New Jersey gas utilities are al. and President Ford, Congre ss curtail.ments, latlon were kept in force, the ready fuels may become unavailable 25 trillion cubic feet of gas each has moved towardending fed. p urchasin g synt he tic , Some Industries may not be FPC probably could not hold if the general economy im- year for the next decade. at prices up to $5.00 per thoueral regulation of wellhead gas able to afford substitute fuels, the line very long, In fact, It has managed to add prices, hoping to stimulate pro. the FEA warns, and some are It has already authorized sand cubic feet to cope with this proves. Gas industry forecasts in- that much gas in only two years duttion that way. winter's shortage. simply unable to switch to other small producers to charge 30 While the price trend is up, dicate it ma y be 1985 before out of the last 30. Even deregulation-backersfuels. per cent more than production could return to its stand- the supply trend is down, don't advertise a quick cure; at If l( such industries can't get ani ceiling price, the Since big gas fields are usual. to corn1973 level. best, they say, it may keep a gas, they will shut pensate for their financial Compared with 1973 gas con"We project a deep slump in ly easier to find than small ba d situation from getting too down, bringing unemployment risks. sumption of 22.6 trillion cubic domestic gas production, which ones, it seems likely that most much worse. Shortages this and economic depression to of the jumbo fields have -. Future gas supplies look feet, the nation as a whole had a could be only partially alle- ready been discovered; and al20 winter are expected to be espe. communities that depend on more costly than the traditional 9 per cent shortage last year viated by deregulation," said cially severe, them, fields of Texas, Oklahoma and and "almost everybody was Calland. "The rest of the gap years of offshore drilling has "In the 1970's, even with The FEA said that industries Louisiana. able to squeak through," re would have to be filled, even- brought nothing in the 2-trilderegulation, there is not going requiring natural gas to keep For example:, ports the Federal Energy Ad- tually, by gas from the arctic lion-loot league so far. to be any surplus of gas, ever," going include: the chemical in. —The FPC estimated last ministration. This year, the and new offshore areas, im "I wouldn't expect many says Edward Calland, vice dustry, motor vehicle parts, July that Imports of liquefied over-all shortage is estimated ported liquefied natural gas and more of the 'elephant' gas president of Columbia Gas textiles (the bulk of them in natural gas may cost $1.30 to at 11 per cent 19 per cent for synthetic ias," fields," said a key industry fransniissin Corp., a pipeline North Carolina, the state facing $1.50 per thousand cubic feet. intcr.stiite Pipelines — arid atThese gap fillers are not cxsupply analyst. ''It's not a which says it already is badly one of the worst shortages), —Canada has raised the price though other fuels are avail- pected in large quantities much bright picture. It's a dismal short of gas for its customers, fertilizers, primary metals, of its gas to the United States, able, the FEA warns of scat- before 1985. one." "There is going to be a shortfall stone, clay and glass, food from now on. We won't be able processing, paper, machinery to meet unrestricted demand," manufacturing, and IronicalGas-burning electric power iy the petroleum industry It. — plants will generally be the first self. to have their gas cut off under From last April through next March, Interstate pipelines expect a shortage of 2.9 tril cubic feet of gas, 19 per cent of their requirements. Ill HiD But the FEA estimates they TAMPA (API Off the West Germany and India. But with the tremendous wor- devices, land reclamation and could get another 200 billion to tourist-laden highways of cen"Phosphate is essential to ry about future famine, nations water conservation projects. 400 billion cubr feet, now Un' Ira! Florida is a hidden giant, a make fertilizer to grow food to are lookingruore toward large. Officials agree there is more to sold within the producing thriving, threatened $3 billion feed a world population which is scale farming which requires be done. states, if deregulation frees phosphate Industry that feeds increasing 200,000 people each fertilizer, Barnes said. Fertili. them to buy it Now, 10 years later, an Enviat triple the plants, animals and man. (lay," said Homer hooks, zer is used to boost grazing rormental Protection Agency current regulated price. One-third of the world's sup- executive director of the Flori. lands and to feed plantlife, too. The FEA says other fuels are ply of phosphates is clawej da Phosphate Council, a trade rep -t has been released cit1 available, largely because of from the rich earth 10-20 feet For example, 85 per cent of ing the possible radiation dan. association, the nation's economic slow- below the area's sandy surface. the country's co'n crop is ger to people living on redown, to replace most of the Quoting Dr. Paul Ehrllck grown with phosphate let. claimed land. An EPA scientist Florida mines about 80 per missing gas this year. cent of all the phosphate pro- professor of biology at Stanford tilizer. Domestic wheat uses said that tests were in. Switching fuels will multiply duced in the United States. University, hooks said, -11)e between 11-17 per cent of the conclusive, but there seemed to costs. produced, and export be a danger that people were Some 85 per cent of it is turned race between population WHERE STYLES The Federal Power Commis. into fertilizer to raise food here growth s are increasing. being exposed to radiation high and food production has .sion FPC reports that and abroad, already been lost. Before 1985 ARE BEST AND For decades the industry 0P enough to increase their electric utilities paid an averchances of lung cancer. Most visitors to the Sunshine the world will undergo vast crated without controls, its age of 48 cents for one million State never see the familiar famines PRICES LESS hundreds of millions mines taking a heavy toll on That was a new jolt to the BTUs energy units in the drag lines,crane.like equip. ofpeople are going to starve to hundreds of acres of virgin land industry, which prided Itself on form of natural gas, in 1974. ment towering like skyscrapers death plague, ther. primarily In Polk and reclamation projects that recyAs coal, the same energy cost over the flatlands, biting out monuclear unless $ war, or some other hlillsborough counties. cled mined out land and made It them 71 cents; as oil, it cost huge chunks of earth to reach agent kills them first," into attractive homesites. the ore. Other mining operations BLOUSES When power plants and other The state's 10 active mining "This is a grim outlook, but around the state are in Ma. The industry decried the reindustries switch from gas to companies are off heavily-tray- It's true," hooks said. Size 8.18 .r natee, Hardee and DeSoto port as incomplete, tentative coal or oil, their higher fuel eled arteries. Often railroad counties, up in Hamilton near and unfair. costs will show up as higher spurs to ship the ore to port are "The Bureau of Mines esti- the Georgia line and in a band consumer prices for electricity, the Despite the hurdles and tell-tale signs travelers mated the U.S. demand for in the north central sector. mnerchandize and services, dwindling resource, Barnes phosphate is increasing at 3 per see. Gas bills, too, are rising. enpredicts fl the 1960s the Industry somehow inland, cent a year, and the rest of the But It's there. Further Restrained by federal regu'ironrnentallsts took the in- will survive. "Like our slogan world demand is increasing at a latlon, it took 12 years for the away from the sandy beaches, probab'e rate of 6 per cent a dUStr)' on, arguing jt reads, he says, "phosphate wellhead price of natural gas to the rolling Gulf of Mexico year. In short, world food pro- millions of gallons of water feeds you." shores, the swaying palms, DRESSES rise 4.6 cents to an average of the and (luction must increase 300 per used in mining operations was tourist attractions, $ 18.6 cents per thousand cubic I cent by the year 2000," he said, depleting the underground feet, water supply, a major source of There are huge earthen darns "It's simply a matter of the drinking water. They labeled In only two more years, by that surround settling ponds 1974, the average climbed al. which hold a sponge-like clay baby crop versus the food the industry's mining practices of crop." most 12 cents to 30.4 a rape of the land. byproduct; vast stretches Last December, the FPC mined acreage that scars the The phosphate market is deThen came federal and state raised its ceiling price to 50 land like pock-marked craters; pendent on supply and demand, laws requiring standards of opcents, plus annual one-cent in- mounds of gypsum, a byproduct The industry eration hit a low point that was Un to minimize crea''s owl 0 that has no commercial use; (ICr land banks when farmers harm to the air, land and water, Even without further ceiling and big industrial plants to were paid a subsidy to let acres and the Industry was forced t increases, the recent price process the ore. sit id!e. There was plenty of buckle down. hikes will gradually Increase 86 ONLY—LADIES phosphate on hand, but no one future consumer bills as conPhosphate mining began in It spent untold millions of was buying i , tracts at old, low prices expire Florida in 1881 along the meandollars on air pollution control Starting At and are replaced at the higher dering Peace River. .),.. When the land bank was re______ S'ML.XL.XXL prices. 1972, the market was Today, nearly a century latcinded in REG. 5.49, 5.99, 6.99 LbA'i1 If federal regulation ends, flooded with orders for fertihinew gas contracts are expected er, industry leaders fear rcould icr. Companies were not to leap to prices of $1.25 or Florida's rich resource R 63 LADIES more, already paid within gas. dry up within 25.30 years under geared up to meet demand. STATE _ present economic and scientific producing states where gas, "In l968-9 e had an overOPEN conditions. empt from federal regulation, supply," said Bob Barnes, an Si, 12 to 20, 14' to 24' has brought as much as 12,00 industry spokesman. "In 1972, MON.-SAT. 10.9 And Industry spokesmen ad. per thousand cubic feet. i YOUR CHOICE mit they are apprehensive WC were undersupplied. Now / "We estimate deregulation about competition from vast we're about evening out." cf Admt,,t, would increase the cost to the newly-tapped despoils in MoSUN 1-5 . consumer about 6 per cent a rocco, SI ZE 10.20, 141 : year," said Calland, referring ZAYRE PLAZA to gas industry studies. Last year, Florida exported That would add about $10 a about 12 million of the 34 million HWY. 436 at 17.92 year to the average residential tons of phosphate it mined, tt ith i I > gas bill, which was about $l7Oin ha going to Japan and FERN PARK lf of it 1 OR TINY TOTS 4 ROLL PAK 1111111 1974. Canada, and the rest to Italy, 1 - - - * - - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. i AP) and SEC record of 3,5. —Randy Wallace of Ten- allowed five. Three players have gained In lfl, while on his way to nessee has a total offense figure —Tennessee has gained an more than 1,= yards rushing breaking Price's mark, Collins of 1,420 yards and an average of average of 152.8 yards per in one season for the first time gained 1,213 Yards and Mis- 142 per game. game in passing, while Vanin the football history of sissixçi State's Wayne Jones In team statistics: derbllt has yielded an average Southstern (J made 1,193. —florida has gained an aver- of 87.3 aerial yards. Collins' total of 3, Mississippi State's Walter yards is age of 322.7 rushing yards per —LSIJ has thrown more Packer picked up % yards last the sixth all-time carter total in game, while Alabama has passes, 196. Ole Miss has cornweek against Ole Miss to join the National Collegiate Athletic allowed an average of only 34.3 pted the most with 91 and has the elite group with 1.012 yaAAssociation. yards on the ground. a 52.3 percent completion rate. Kentucky's Sonny Collins In other Individual cate—Alabama has scored 33 MIssissippi State has allowed made 53 yards on Tennessee tn gories: nishirw touchdowns and only 40 per cent completions. close out with 1,150 —Pat Lyons of Louisiana Florida's Jimmy DuBose has State has a pasing average 01 1,219 yards in 10 games. 6.5 completions per game. He _________ DuBae gets a shot at the SEC has the most completions with _____ record of 1.312 yards in 72. TimEthsolOkMisa hasa ______ season, set by John Dottley of 53.3 per cent completion rate. __________ Ole Miss in 1349, at Miami Florida's Don Gaffney has eight Saturday. touchdownpasses. Only twice before have two —Larry Seivers of Tennessee SEC rushers pined 1,000 yards has 34 Pass catches and 709 rein the same aeasoo ceivmg ds Florida's Wes When Dottley set his record in Qiandler has five touchdown 1949, Eddie Price of Tulane catches and averages 22.9 gained 1,137 for a career total yards per ca. ion N - - Two Join Jimmy Du In 1,000 Club Thursday, Nov. 27,1971-58 * If B) HAL BOCK - Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl Trend Seen Con tinuing To Rise SLIDING GLASS DOORS l TABLE TOPS - . . V ., , .-- Give Rink Roller Skates and Skate Boards! Here is the perfect holiday gift—a new pair of roller skates, Skate City offers quality made roller skates from beginner to precision to put under the Christmas tree. And even more Important, they will back up your purchases with personal service. The latest rage is skate boards, and Skate City offers a wide selection of skate boards . , -- . - • .. - 1 -; — kv ______ . . . • .• . ,. . , ' "• • , ' . .._. f ______ 0 . .' . , ,m" Little Miss Melissa Nicole Austin, is all dressed up t dreaming in hrOcu10 ,. dely soft knit Carter Pajamas. ! Melissa is ten months old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Austin of Winter Garden. The Austin family will be moving to Sanford soon. .I. •',\# ;, ' .J., '•' ' - -. j l, "1''"''-= - •,-'•. �. - 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Al Thursday, Nov. 27, 1975 W• Il• I I UNI(HT'5 TV EVENING A9ent (9) M.anni (44) Mcd Squad (6) Young And The Restless Bunny And Friends (s)(C.13) Magnificent Marble Machine (C.6) Bugs MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac (13) Pulse Plus (24) World Press (33) BIg Valley 12:30 (fl(S) 3 For The Money , - - . .- - i. earcn i-or Iomorro'. (C.6) Duck Duck Goose (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company 6:13 i. 1&tI1 %•• (fl(S) Movie (31(24) Romantic Rebellion (6)(13) Waltons (Ca) Movie (9) Barney Miller (C.1)) Movie ( 35) Good Ness, America AI..,.......- .1IPIJ.OI. 6:25 (2) With This RIng 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (C-4) Tennessee Tuxedo (5) Today In Florida Theater Preview (9) On The Rocks 9:00 (31(21) Classic Theatre (9) College Football Georgia (44) American Town Hall at Georgia lech (33) Movie (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Somerset (6)(l) News (C-a) Movie (9) Ryan's (13) Search For Tomorrow (3s) MOVIe (41) Movie Religious • 7: (9) Good Morning. America (44) HilarIous House Of 10:00 (71(5) NBC News SpecIal (6)(13) Steve And Eydie: Our Love Is Here To Stay (C-4) News 10:30 (C-a) Best Of Groucho (35) Felony uad 11:00 (fl(6)(8)(9)(13) Nes (3) ABC News Frightensteln 8:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (C-a) Community CloseUp a Fllntstones 1:30 (C-a) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges 900 (2) Phil Donohue (6)(13) Mike Douglas (C) Life In The Spirit (5) Big Valley (9) Movie (44) Lode, American Style 11:30 ... ust lvsIsier icogers (44) Leave It To Beaver ,:3O (CM 700 Club (44) Gomer Pyle, USMC 10:00 (44) Spirit Of '76 3 '30 ,. , ,., w LiliOs, toga MflO 'IOU ()(13) Tattletale; (9) One Life To Live (24) Lilias, Yoga And You (35) Rocky And Friends. Underdog (44) nintt 4:00 (2) lronside (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (C-6)(44) Mickey Mouse Club - - (2) CelebrIty Sepstakes (6) PrIce Is Right (8) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (21(8) Wheel Of Fortune (13) Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (fl(S) High Rollers - - - (81CC-fl) Somerset (6) Gambit (C-a) Not For Women Only () Showoffs (13) Truth Or Consequences (44) Phil Donohue DttY('I* TH[ATI( 'i. - i (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 2:30 (21(8) Doctors (6)(13) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason 3:00 (2)(S) Another World (61(13) Match Game (C-6)(44) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolos' Table (35) My Favorite Martian 3:25 (44) Spirit Of '76 (C-a) Race To Riches 1:30 (21(8) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (24) Journey Through Eden (35) Mothers-In-Law (44) Underdog 8:55 (35) 700 Club m The (35) Addams Family 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street (61(8) Mery Griffin (C-6) Flintstones (13) Ironside (C-U) Orlando City Council Meeting (3$) Lone Ranger (44) Giltlgan's lsand 3:00 (9) Gilllgan's Island (3.5) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch iGl 3:30 (2)N*WS (fl(24) Electric Company (C-4) Bewitched (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Adam-12 (C.13) Cable Journal (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (4) PartrIdge Family ______ 8:00 11:45 - _ 2 -lIT _____________________ "00 (fl(a)(s)(9)(13) News (3) As Man Behaves u.-e P- amily Alfair ___________ ___________________ (33) Lost In Space (44) Lucy Show •/lIr EIST& S1'FE1. __________ ths CGncIIIIASS -' :30 (2)(8) NBC News (3) Teaching Children With Special Needs r Every Tues. £ Thurs. ' ii.iii (6) CBS News (C.6) I Dream Of Jeannie •?7j Adults 11.00 Children SOc : (9) ABC _____________________________________________________ (C-I)) Carolina Country (24) International Animation STARRING TUT*1 Feitival ADULTS MICHAEL (44) Bewitched ' 2.00 DANTE, KIDDIES ' SHOW TIMES i 7.70 9:10 .?'% - ,- - - . . , . - i - 'I. . I ,- ,- 1tI'(' Seminole I g- .'oromfin,i fri., Vt,.. I&txaIxt scfloLarstllp exam coming up, and Eydie Gorme's special on his girl friend, played by Sian Barbara Allen, returning and CBS, a delightful hour of George Gershwin tunes, NBC "A a MAN ALL SEASONS" It 1966, COMPANY, loose pley belt in the family FOR mill and he winds up In the was the hospital,wlthbothlifeand sight Academy's selection as Best Picture oF THE LOMAS A NETTLETOPI home, But then he's injured by ABOUT 'mDAY: 12:30-3 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL P40, 75.l404.CAO9.( Plaintiff. CHARLES K BRAND. et al., Defennts NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that oflthelothday000ecember, 1915, at Ii 00 a m at the west front door of the Courthouse of Seminole County, at sanford. Florida the undersigned Clerkwillofferlors.alethefotlow,ng descri real property endangered. and Paul Scolield won an Oscar for Best Actor. Sco(ield's absorbing 8-10 NBC "LIVING FREE" nicely photographed sequel to "Born Free". Stars Nigel Davenport and Susan Hampshire as the Adams, Pleasant, that of Sir Thomas More, who refused to yield to the near-maniacal demands of King Henry VI!!, George and Joy, this time. Robert Shaw, to effect a break Leisurely paced film makes for with the Catholic Church and pleasant viewing, too, as the createtheChurchofEnglandso story follows three lion cubs the King could divorce and who must learn how to live in remarry. Riveting per- the wilderness of their own. formance through the struggle, ____________________________ court hearings, and Sir Thomas Legal Notice More's beheading. 3:304 NBC NFL FOOTBALL The Buffalo 0. J. Simonjourdey to St. Louis to meet the Cardinals. Bills and Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice iS hereby given that I am engaged in business at 193 Spartan Dr., (Fersi Park) Maitland, Seminole County, Florida under the fictItious name of ALADDIN'S .•• . ... ... l.vT'r- , •,,,,, . ,,••... •, .,i.. . '- ,--...-- -•'•- '•' 41c a line I thru S times 31c a line 6 thru 35 times 24c a line 76 times (5? 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Mature woman for light housyork and care of 3em invalid, evenr Weekends Send conplte resume to ROt 591, c o Evening Heralø, P0 no 1657, Sanford DEAl)LINIES t'Ioon The DQy Before Publication UflOQ - Ni oon Friday _______________________________________________________________ , 4—Personals 9—Good Things to Eat Pfavei uranges. ti u per bu Juice Oranges. SIlO per bu Your Container 327 311$ Call 12) 4157 iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' • WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald tay health REGISTERIED NURSE. e* perienced, to do care in the home for Medicare provider in Deltona DeBary area. Excellent wage Need full and part time. Must have own car. Call *31 7707 between $30 and S p.m. SWAP- 16ff. Cobia V Bottom Boat fr what have you, or tell f 5)75 ______________________________ 3226420 ______ ______ ______ ______ 5-Lost & Found carport, nice. yard In quiet neigh borhood, $225 month plus security deposit. 131 3841 or $31 6300 -- - - ' — 12th A French, Sanford, 7 Bedroom home. living rm, dining rm., separate garage Security deposit 134 1649 APTS DELTONA I Bedroom. 1136. 2 bedroom, 1)50 Available now No pets 574 1010 ___________________________ 7 fit'iiroom apir!riiir prf r fleShed; Couple Only, )fl 3762 days, 3720991 evenings, 2 Bedroom furnished house; SIlO month, Phone 322 6158. if no an twer call 831 1415 ,ftrr 4 p II)__, - I - Rentals - 31A—(.iplexes 30-Apartments Unfurnished 4 1 fleuroOrn Furnished Duplex Cailcenings,6:3ofoI:30 373 733.4 Easy friendly living Come loin Ut FRAPIKLIPI ARMS APTS Rent trcim 5)11 rn 3716650 . _____ Los? Diamond ring, center stone wIth 2 little stones each side, gold mount Family piece Reward Vicinity D.ltona Medical Center orCapri Restaurant, Sanford. Call _________________________ 322 1175 - Nice 7 bedroom mobile home. 1)25 mu Located in Longwood. 8)0 M5O Real Estate RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 btdroom homes. familvriyxm.nr,nr ,_.,,. CLIFF )OPDAN,REALTOR •if Y Is . - -. THERAPIST to provide home ,%c ----.- 6—Child Care J,I:IscI, A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants to age 7 only Next to ric'w Drivers' LiCenSe flureao 377 __________________ _____________ Eat NAVEL ORANGES 525.0 BUSHEL 377 6733 Or 3720)67 - - FURNISHED 4 Bedroom, cential teat & air, like new, in settled neghborhd Ready to move ifltO. Only $26,900. REDUCED-$7,$SOforqujcksale3 Bedroom, 2 bath with family room In Ravenna Park. Home In mint condition with lovely swimming pool Now only 179.900 A mutt to Harold Hall Realty P LAt. TOP 3?) 5771 -. — - . -- .. - eneva Legal Notice a rdens __________________________ NOTIC[UNDERFICIITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN Notice it herby given that the corporation named below, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter $4509. Florida Statute, will regiSter with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fit tiIlvt name, to wit: Orlando Federal Savings and Loan, under which the corporation named bilow It engaged in business in offices loratedatthefollo*ingaddretses in Seminole County, Florida; 2305 Semoran Boulevard Winter Park, Florida Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1,2,3 B EDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM $1 25 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD 322-2090 --- -__________________ Sten strorti . cr. til Realty (:ri ' '..'. I '. 3222420 Anytime Your MLS Agency 104 East Altamont, Drive Altamonte Springs, Florida T(ii,', 7165 Park Dr. ldytlwildi_ 7 story natural frame,3 bedrooms, 3 baths, S fireplace's, hardwo floors, attic, double lot, extras 559,900 37) 0264 Keep warm by your own brick fireplace in thit 3 bedroom home with family room, large breakfast area, screened porch, carport, many other extras Quiet in town location You would expect to pay much more than low price ot 521,. CaliBart Reai Estate PFAL TOP 327 7491 INCOME PROPERTY- Corn. pletely furnished 17'x60' mobile home on large double fenced lot, carport, polio, Florida room plus 2 utility shedS Income of $43 per month from rental ot secon' lot. Income 1193 Pit month from rentalt or live in, Owner will finance. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, 4 acres wIlt', 3 bedroom home. 16,000 laying hens on consignment. Company furnishes everything but human element. 20 pcI. per year return on your cash investment POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated 1 etjroo,n with 16'x32' pool. Good established neighborhood 577.900 COUNTRY ESTATE— 2 story, 1 bedroom home. Over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and citrus, Improvements include corral, stables, tack room and bridle path 577,000. OWNER MOTIVATED- Moving out of state, needs to sell 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in South Pinecrest, $25,000 * — , - ' ( ' , ' ___________________________ - '-I" " - :. - - . j' ' nr' - -' ' Santa's Tips ' Unusual Gittt, fresh and artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging baskets Ann's Flower A Gift Shop. 373 2660 . A gift to last all year A family membership to Family World Goll & Country Club. 322 544) _____________________________________________________ _______________________________ Flowers and Gifts for all occasons, tropical and exotic plants Car nations. 11 dot CAREFREE FLORIST, 2)97 French Aye, 37) 1130 Beautiful Christmas Decorations, Arrangemen's Sanford Flower Shop, One Of Your Better Central Florida Florists, 377 1177 Out of Ideas? Visit Ethell's An tictues, I mile wetI of I Ion old St Pd 46 at "76" Station. Paoia. 377 , 7l Reed's indian River Fruit Shippers, I I at I? 97. Sanford exit, at Lake Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit Shippers Select yours today for ChristmaS Shipping Phone 1)051 377 7661 We've Got Everything For The Golfer Clubs. Balls. Coif Baus, Dw'Ister Jackets Ladies arid merit golf apparel and shoes Mayfair Country Ciut, Pro Shop, 322 7531 _____ - ' - ____________ __________- GIlt tO please earl' a'v.l everyone at the entire faly from FULLER BRU 511 377 1947 Please tn ,vp,Oe family with a new Re v( Ill', Ctr,stmat Sanlurd PecVee Highway Il 92 & Lake P/ar, Blvd, 37) 1711 ' _______ __________ --_______ -55—Boats & Accessories - - - - - ROflSO)4 MARINE 7977 Hwy. Il 92 3n 5961 _____________________________ --- - 1973 Yamarea . 175 Endura. im maculate $600 includes 1 helmet 6471179 1974 HONDA 750 LikeNew PhOm', 327 4j'LJ5Ui,-n C,irw,litic i I I w .1.1 pFJ - '."o?orc'ycie insura 'p BLAIR AGENCY 37)3644 _______________ _________ 79—Truck s-Tra i let's Used office furnifurp SWAP- 16 ft. Cobia V.Bottom Boa? for what have you, or sell, 1.373 373 6620 LONGWOOD FLEA MART, Hwy 17. 97, I ml, north 43.1. FrI. Sat,, Sun. $316050 or 644 4653. Turkey Drawng. - 1972 Ford Corner pck'.jp. new Wood Or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks A chairs, Straight Chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Castelberry, 797.5301706 80—Autos - WITH GOOD CREDiT For Example 1970 Datsun Wagon, 18.000 miles, auto, 1911 Fiat Racer, $1295 197) Dc'ster. 6 cyl , stand , $995 1970 Hornet, 6 Cyt., stand . 36.000 Orignal miles. $993 Many Others t choose from ":"rs.' 'irnC released plant d"nl. .ir't. lii'iO '.51 it St ' 37) 46'1O ---ItMt1IPfl't for Rent — ______ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II lOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - -- Chico & The Man - 65—Pets - Jct. 17 921177. Lorgwobd Call 37) ISlOor $341605 ipplies ____________ 1967VW '70 Engine, 1600 323 3660 after 5 'c German Shepherd pups. ItCh) tip: sables artd blacks S , s Old Nice Christmas gtt 377 9$ -- ._._ - - 1970 VW Fa'stback, 1 speed, less thai-i 34.500 mile's. Excellent condition $1,200 cash. 3236931 to Buy 68-Wanted WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY"SELL TRADE 3)) 315 E. First St. 377 5477 to buy used off ice furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casseierry. 44.',, 17 97. 530 434 _____________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. 'Sinks installation available. Bud Cat:eIt 372 8057 anytime - Any Car— No Money Down 62—Lawn-Garden M Sale for 1569 Chrysler Newport Custom ldr MT. PS, PB. AC, TG, 35.000 mies, ase owner car Tel 377 0153 - - pant, extra clean. $1,995 Call Don Pop.. 32? 1611 Dealer Drawer File Cabinets A, Office k5, ¶40 & UP. SANFORD AUCTION 200 French Ave., 332. - Complete set rattan furniturecOuch. 3 chairs, table, lamp and hassock Excellent conditIon. 372 1770 INCOME PROPERTY-) BR home with nice mobile home rental, Large lot for garden 5.30,000. — - Assume payments on 1973 Ptymoutn cucia Red A. black, excellent cOndition, 3726306 I 1973 Capri, V 6 in Cox- tina body, 5600 '" 72—Auction 51 - usehold Goods cash. 1973 PintO. 11.100. 373.1309 . SATURDAY,p4Ov 79. 6:30P.M SHARP WITT REALTY 7 i ii ut-i 3 n"c,lIe pr",ilion. twin needie. front mania nelux,' sewing machine Puiy balance of 571 of 10 payments ç SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East Frt, Downtown 3flQllIEve 1691146 .' ,yij KULP DECORATORS 109 ',',' 1st SI .377 7)15 We Buy. Furnfur. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. bROKERS -_______________ SO MUCH LUXURY Highway 46 Auction Galleries n - Pro Peel Est,stt. broker 3?, tP'J 3?? 7745 37) 7)95 373 5215 Auc'i'ion ublic Antique' Assume Payments EXECUTIVE- Desired area. 2 story Stucco, I bedrooms, 7 baths. formal dining, separate garage and game room Lots of extras FOR SO tulLE! arlial Listing- Good glass; 2 Sign Mandeil lamps an Othiq good old lamps; dolls; doll furniture; children's furniture; large selection of primitives; wicker; clocks, Victorian furniture; Bow front chinas; lots of other fur fliture and miscellaneous. Phonic 322 9719. Yq'ii eq me tlb sO tWi tO*n ii V,,t 5th r, merin, IC blue m,'aiI, I U) O$dimoxli Liui.ry ladan. y,,'U beat the bhlstsrla semmer beat Ii, cuel air candlilened csmtsrl, and mliv the Cv*oxIence If peww *iMSws end slats. Dslikt Ps the Ineladic Ivan 'TIM yew am-tm Stirs. as 'sv Wetly ,Iie dews me read. Tiw ni*tchni interns, Is dens .s datti tsr easy cars? A car kkl mu xti.v$d 5541 tsr at least 1177$ bet at Cliii Ctiryskc PlymsIftu. at) this can be ys.n fir enty $7771. Why wail any Ps,,9et? Cmii en de-*n no Curl. wIser, "Wt'r Deaiin Now" 52—Appliances Days -3726173 Nights)?? 135? - WALKER'S . KEN?.'.Op[ ,', :. HER, P,i'.",. Service, used machine's MOOPIEYAPPLIAPJCES3230697 Frigidaire refrigerator, Il cu. ft., 7 cIt., froj? free. 5)25 GE 15 Cu ft refrigerator, 16O 322 7559 Pressure Cleaning & Painting Specialist RoOft.Ezterlors Frq (stirnat,s. R,asanab4 Ratti Ttr'iAvIii1bIpi HI RiSE COMMERCIAL IIOuE% Ph. 322.4273 lark Chrysler Plymouth . iSSHwy.434 131-7701 BUSINESS DIRECTOI 'I-. Kids Beauty Cam Products for Mom Towers Beauty Salon 319 F. FIrSt, 372 5717 - , The kids will love Cowboy Boots and Dingo Boots Irom Knight's Shoes, ?'T? 1 F r't 5t Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash and an Electric Compator ilarbecue Grill *iIl make Dad a "lop Chef " Dick'S Appliances. 7617 S French, 372 7655 — Gifts Home __.$__-__ Macrame Free IntIruttionS Gills Kathy's Unique, 7410 Hiawatha Ave , across from Chrysler Dealer 373 145I ________________________Check the Evening Herald Chritt mas Gift Guide daly for Christ trial qtt deas GWALTPIEY JEWELERS has a wide selection of ID Bracelets. gold and silver, $495 up Make Mom's life easier with central heat and air from Sanford Heating & Air CondItionIng, 327 639 w _________________ Motor Cross Bicycles and Ac cessories. Free Racing with purchase. Bicycle City, 1195 W. £34, Lg .130 1161. lOS N. Maitland, Maitlend, 611 0411. and Greene HouSe Slippers, all styles and colors Knight's Shoes, 20$ F First St for the Delight lile Lady ri your hO,n *ith a Sunbeam Small appliance from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 4th 4, Maple 377 0500 Aluminum Siding . I (lrv(ovr your hOme tt) alum siding 4, soflit 51stet 4.50 Roofing, Gutters, Screen 20 Yr's Exp Try me $31 956) EVERYDAY5Orn'oneisbookingfoxwhat you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow M. Unsworth Realty Dad Meeker men's fold Billfolds from $7 SO Other quality Meeker leather goods GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 201 S Park ______ SLEEPERS- 30 to choose from, Please Dad with a pair o( Daniel Greene casuals or house slipper's from KngNt's Shoes, 30$ F lit St Buying a new home? Moving to an apartmenr? BackHoe an -' Pressure Cleaning A&A CLEA'4S ALL L?,?rr'or pres',jr,'ci,'an.r'.3 373 I63 - Rodlo&TV Service Roofing Office Mockinu ___________________________ ('I i '..' Gel some action with a Herald Oassified ai We'll help you write ad that will bring a fast sate CALL 372 2611 Ph!bla iciNG l'iumb'ng SuppLe', .51aterllo'aIers 5, r,, ¶3 F't!ure-', p ru 'i'- ' 't 2514 Park 323 5617 Land Clear ng. fill dirt, clay, mock DRIVE IN TV StRvI([ Fast Srvce 202 t.' 'ti O,tk Blvd All kinds of d'gging. Housetra,lers Casselberr, Piir,,' 131 5541 stored & moved, 3729147 or 93-1 1193 _______________________________ [STEPSON LAPIOCLEARING flhiildtiznri Excavating, Ditch [tpCr! rC,ct rnç..r', flat ro'- t', .,, - ii flirt ('Q %0 177 !,1) %h n,!,", _______________________________________ .vcr.. (Ji,.lr,Iflie, I BR000EN ROOFING 323*:'..' ' .' fi. ar'iri ,11f'i- ','. - 'I ' ,, ,i*'', P-h'II' ,. l'fi ,,j t'i,"15 W & M ROOFING CO One we-' i! C.,' '0": 5 ¶1 H' bu.0 ip 5)? 16 .54+1 [.1 .e'i'p ', t'.'*', 'i..i'.i' ntis 322 Pointing 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves. for will love Black & Decker or Select your new furniture from Dad Rockwell power toots and Stanley WILSON MAlE If for the best hand tools trom Gregory Lumber Christmas ever Sa,ir on national & True Value Hardvvare. SIll & brands Liberal trade inS Free Maple. 3fl 0500. delivery. Convenient terms We give TV Stamps 3I) E. First SI BASS BOAT BARGAINS Ptione 372 3673. ROBSON MARINE 7977 Orlando Drive, 377 $961 FOR GET EXTRA CASH CHRISTMAS by selling your good Colorful long sleeve shirts to wear ised furniture and appliances to with your leisure suIts Fashioned Larry's New I Used Mart, 71S 5. by McGregor, 116. Perkins Men's Sanford Aye 377 1137 Wear. twin, full and Queen sItes. Central Furniture A Bedding, 3.73 140! Peg Real Estate Broker 103W lit St Gifts I \'.Icuumm%g. I3athroirns 1. riO.'... Floor Waxing, Rug Shampooing, Free Ovens, Refrigerators Estimates Call 322 32 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' - -r- -r ',v j - C&A HAL COLBERT REALTY IPIC 2071 25th .323 7f)7 HAL COLIIERT. REALTOR SEt. MA WILLIAMS, Associate fv'-s 372 0617cr 372 1141 ti i'J ' i' p 'n'.ri,l 5,'iturd,',y iOb' Paneling door. ArdoWs hung. concrete work. etc 8 the hour or tile lob 327 9343 _______________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT rtt i'vm'Es or ç., PIEPI'Tk'+ .'t,() ,UPAip, i7 _J3JA Land Clearing Home cleaning 7, ACC5, maII lake with 3 bedroom. 1 bath hOmC. 553,000 Home Improvemen ________________ _______________________________ $0 ACRE TRACT, 1)730 to $3000 i P.'om ouId lOve a nt'.v .',ati:nt 17 r*eiS start at $2995 (IWAL T 4 S Park PfY JEWELERS, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU (5Sf JUST A PHONE CALL AV MT ________________ FOR RENT STORE OR OFF ICE BUILDINGS 7. so- It., 5)75 month 1,000 sq ft., 1200 month 6 Month Lease-- Central Air Heat for Mom The fight aganst of laton begins at OWALINEY JEWELERS Quality giftS for less 701S Park LiSt vOut ChriStmas specials here reere ftC shoppers will see them every day . --------- - HONDA 2 50 mini cycle, I year old Sold new fr $400. asking 1773 321 06)) after 6 p m Fit;rglass boat with trailer tip ''rcury, s'sc- S''e 1217 Oak bet,,'en 17 aria 5 m Come see the beautiful new clothes, lust arrived Christening gowns, knit suits, baby blankets, crib sets etc. Old stock, 30 pcI to 60 pci. Off. FREE CIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories. Payton's Children's Wear, (Formerly Buttons 'N BowS) 2640 Hiawatha Phone 3721301. - _______________________________ Giff ror i Everyone ____________________ Anne U, Everyon e SEAR S telephones will be open every night 'tel $ Ittru Dec. 23 Call 372 1711 ', . - - Gifts for Square Shooter 7,3 flash cubes and I eip color film,', Save $478, Special 17136 W'eboldt Camera Shop, 710 5 Park :-- in '- ' * ;. - - ,r. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.9to5 HIGHWAr 46 FLEA MARKET i miles East of I Ion Hwy 14 (behind Hwyl4Auction Gallery) Iced ITOr 322.6457 - for '. . - _________ I -- - ' ____ Santa's Tips . - ----78—Motorcycles BigYardSale__-7$thand7,,h 9to4 Celery and Beardall. 377 DiShes, furn , clothes, misc F lea Market Open LUXURY OF ENOUGH ROOM S bedrooms, 2 baths PLUS separate utility room and large garage Mom will enjoy the fully equipped eat in kitchen, The family will live in the family room with WOOd burning fireplace. Move fast I your chance to buy this Ike new traditional home with fenced yard, dining room and above ground pool. 147.500 32) 9410 GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL CSTAT[, INC 'r' _ - I'x Boy's Bike, 10 spd . $65; Philco air conditIoner, 115; Coldspot refrigerator, S40 Frigidaire refric,,rator. 1.15. 377 3672. JOHNNY WALKER , . ' -- I Acre, New I Bedrourn HOuSe Approilmately 2,000 It. living I area; large kitchen, cabinets both sides top and bottom, new refrigerator and stove. 2 car garage 5') ...'• - suit "" --------------- . - 4 Slide in Camper for or TOn very clean 377 0657 - - Attention -.. 75—Recreational Vehicles . Lake Mary _____________, - - SG—A,iis,cellaneous for Sale DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no city taxes, by owner. 3276470 c.) COUNTY. FLORIDA Refrigerator By. Alan B. ives Dated at Oviedo, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-242ICA09-O Wa'l Furnace As Senr County, Florida 32763 JAY PORTER and ALFREDA j HoodS. Fan, Vice President Publish. Nov 1), 20, 27. Dec. 4, fr 1975 PORTER, his wife, at public sale to the higheit and best Publish Nov. 37, Dcc. 1. Il, 1$, l73 DET6I Plaintiffs, bidderforcashatthewestfront door DET 119 04 the Seminole County Courthouse IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _________-INVITATION TO BID in Sanford, Florida at 1100AM on I BOYLES EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. EARL CityofSarford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CUlT OF FLORIDA, ltd AND FOR MARGARET BOYLES, hIs wife, December 23rd, AD. 1915 Florida 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, (SEAL) and C I T. CORPORATION, a New SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA York corporation, Arthur H Beckwith, ,, Case No. 1Sflfl-CA.l$-C Sealed bids will be received in the PROBATE DIVISION Defendants. Clerk of Circuit Court In Re: The Matterf office of the City Manager. Sanford, CASE NO. PR. 1S-349-CP NOTICE OF SUIT By: Martha T. Vihl'i BARBARA JOYCE BOWEP4 FIoridaonOne())newcompres ESTATE OF TO EARL L. BOYLES Deputy Clerk air system for filling self contained and BISSIE C. FARMER 180 Hattaway Drive Turnibull, Abner and Daniels JOSEPH JOHN 6OWEP breathing apparatus. Deceased Altamont? Springs, Florida 117 West Lyman Avenue NOTICE OF PETITION TO Detailed specifications are 3270) NOTICE TO CREDITORS APPLY FOR CHANGE Winter Park, Florida 377)9 available at the office of the City YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish Nov. 27, 1925 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OF NAME Manager. that suit has been commenced OFT IS) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST All ds shall be in the City TO' Stanley Adam Rigo against you In the Circuit Court of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o THE SAID ESTATE 706 LaSalle Drive Manager's Office, City Hall, SanYou arid cacti of you are hereby the Eighteenth JudIcIal Circuit of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. EndweIl, New York ford. Florida riot later than 1:30 the State of Ftnida, in and for CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE notified and required to file any AND TO WHOM IT MAY CON P M. Thursday, December II 1975 clams and demands Which you. or Seminole County, Florida, in case COUNTY, FLORIDA. CERN: The bidS will be publicly opened either of you, may have against said YOU ARE IEREBY NOTIFIED number 75-2121CA 09G. CIVIL PlO. 75-ISO CA.09-C tile same date at 2 00 P.M. The nature Cf thi5 undersigned peltltionr, is a FE DE PAL NAT IOPIAL MOP. estate In theoffic, of the Clerk of the The City Commitsion reserves the that foreclosureofthatertainMortgage TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial rghttoacceptoe'toreec1anyor all BARBARA JOYCE RICO. Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, etidence address it II Carriage Hill held and owned by Plaintiff, dated b'ds ;n the best interests Of the City Plaintiff, Circle, In the City of Canelberry, August lit, 1913, and recordtd v's Ptobate Divisin, in the Courthoute of Santoi'd. Seminole Cnty, Florida, intends to August 71, 197], in Official Records ROBERT Pd. TOMLIN and FRAN J at Sanford, Florida, within four W F Knowles BoOk 992, Page 160, of the Public TOMLIN, hit wife, temMr monthi from the time of apply to the Honorable Judge 0. .1 City Manager the first Dut,tication of thu niI,,. Salfi, Judae of the Eiohtr.nth Records of Seminole County. ,,, y v. .a'i,U U -- IIIrTQ4nl5 Each clai'm V JudicialCircuit, in and for Seminole Florida, encumbering that (ri-tam Publish', Plo'1, 72, 1975 NOTICE OF SALE writing and filed in duplicate and Cwnty, piece or parcel of property at hit office It, the County located, OFT 147 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN treat Courthouse at 1 pm. on Dec. fl 1975 situate and being In said County and on the 10th day of December, 1975, tt state the place of residence and post FICTITIOUS NAME State, '0 wit: or as soon thereafter as petitioner Offce address of the claimant and ii oo a.m at the we-st front door Notice i hereby given that I am The SOuth 177.30 feet Of Lot 16, may be heard for an Order changing must *e sworn to by the claimant, he Courtriou. of Semlnol, County, businesS at 100 Hilltop engaged petitioner's name from BARBARA rtvited pfat o ORIENTA CAR at Sanfd, Florida the undersigned his agent or attorney, or the same Place, Altamonte Springs 37701,, JOYCE RICO to BARBARA JOYCE DENS, Plat Book 10, Page 26. Public Clerkwill offer for sale In. following shall be void Seminole County, Florida under thi BOWEN and the name of the Records of Seminole County, described real property' Dated at Orlando. Florida, this liclitious name of SOUTHERN petilioner's minor child from Florida, Lot 51, THE COLONNADES 13th day of November, IllS , HERITAGE CHURCH FUR. YOU ARE REQUIRED to file JOSEPH JOHN P100 to JOSEPH 5 David W. Cunningham THIRD SECTION, according to jitUil,iI,t S L,sIU4 hI ...., _.... . the •'- ...... 'w -''s'--.. ' JUF11 Iiuwtrd, by which names yvur answer or OTfler written Plat therec,f as recorded A% ExecutOr of said estate n Pitt register tid name with the Clerk of petitioner and said minor child shall dCfentes to the Crriptar'.t w?h the Ilc'.",h 15 Piii' 55, Pobtç PC(ordt of DAVID W CUNPIINGPIAM it'.,' (.rcut Court, Semen-ole County. Clerk of Inc Circuit Court of there-altec Attorney (or Estate Seminole County, Florida, Florida in accordance with the You are required to serve a copy Siminole County, Florida, in thl; together with all p.O. Box 153* sIt uctures. Im prOvitlor.S of the Fictitious Name of your answer or other responsive proceedings arid IC serve a copy Winter Park. FIa 32789 provements, fIxturr, applan Statutes. To Wit Sc?iOo • Pteadingtolh,pelltionfOfcfiaflgeof theTedfuPontnePiantifl's 1 n,y, and appurtenances 041 said land Publish P4y 271 Dec 4, 192$ or Florida Statute's 1957, name on petItioner's attorney. wihcise name and address Is used OFT 14$ In conjunction therewith S. Charles 3 Nlcholt Maston O'P'eal, Law OffIces of hereinafter set forth, as requIr by The afcx-e-jald sale Will be made Pvbhish. Nov. U. 20. 77. Dec. 1, IllS Ros.nbtum & Pipklns.. Suite 203, 430 liw, not later than the 5th day of Pursuant to a Final Jvdgment 51) OFT 47 NOTICE UNOra iCyiTirxii Jnuary. East wm - V au. f..*D..... 1h...J .... -,--------- flWf• - - 1976. im, xi.IA.,It •••" -•-" '.- 'w' 'iT irT10 in iivii P40. 1) 6W CA 0) C now Florida 37207, and file the orIgInal catltiWilIprOCeedexpaneuponfh, pending in the Circuit Court of the FICTITIOUS NAME answpr or other responsive pleading entry of a default against you NOTICE iSt4fREfly GIVEN tnat Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in anui Notice i's hereby given that I am t - unders. '.i'.r't it,", Ir r*q to engage WITNESS my t,irid arid the of in the- 4bove named Court ci, or fcq Srqnm'ole County, Florda engaged n tin ns'. at Ill F 'r1t;iitnt-', under thelcttous name before Dece-rnbr I!, 1975, Il you fail ficial seal of sad Court in Sanford, DATED Ihit 24th day Of Semoran IIIvd, F em Park, of JANUS REALTY JANUS to do so judgment by default will be Seminole County, FlOrida, this 25th November. 1575 ltd Simiriole County, Florida under the taken against you for the relief day of November, 197$. VESTMENTS 12 busnesses same (Seal) fctitlous name Of YOUR TRAVEL addreit I owneep at number 75.1 (Seal) demanded in the petition, Arthur ti OC(kwith, J' AGENT.andtptat I intendto register Matfand Ai. Suiti 310 in tree City DATED at Casselberry, Florida, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court '-i'd name with the Clerk of the 'if Altamori, Springs. I Clerk of the Circuit Court tØr.IA .n fly Cecelia V Eke-rn vCuit Court, Se-mn-ole Cc.unity, thil 1h day 04 November, 1973. Law Officei of By Lillian )eriins the sa name with Depy Clerk Flor4a ,n accordanse with the th,' Clerk of th Deputy Clerk Roteablurn A Pipkins Circuit Court of of the Filitious Name VAN DEN BERG, GAY By: 1: Milton O'Neai JOHN M. MCCORMICK Seminole County, Florida I BURKE, PA. Statutes, To Wit. SectIon $65. 09 suite riJ, 30) Fact Church Street Uated at above, FlOridh, lhi5 3td Attorneys for the Pia;ntff Florida Statutes 195.7 d1 of Novemb,. 1175 4)0 East Highway 416 Orlando, Florida 37901 Post Off ece Box 79-) 5, Petsos Attorney for Plainhitfs Casseib.er,'y, Forida 37207 JaniCe $Oidingvc Orlando, Florida 37102 Pgbhith, Nov. 13. 70, 77, Dec. 1, 197$ $00 Pt-c cent Publish: Npy. $3, 70. 27. Dcc. 4, )973 Publish: Nøy 77, Dcc 1, II, 1$, 1973 Publish: Nov. 77, 1975 OFT -TO Puhlisn DET.)5I OFT.?) A ii " "' .x .'i " - - - 76—A to Parts ______________________________ Reconjtirr,': Batteries, Si? 95 Yard Sale- Multi family. Sat .3w',, Of, [ ',ctan'i' BODY ShOP. Ploy 29, 30,9 a m. 'hI ?, St PcI 16 ilC'? 'ar.tr,d 1. r' East at St. Johns River TV, fools, misc. 37? Heavily wooded in existing development of beautiful homes, toned R I AAA. 1 mIle wt'tt of I 4 and 46. 51 10-12,000. Terms. Call McClarpahan Real Estate, 322. 5992. Vice Pres Statutes, ToWit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 19S7. S: Carl E. Scott Publish; Nov. I), 70, 27, Dec. i. 1975 DET6o - fl''['' 32) 9)73 ,'"" PdeigPiborp Garage Sale, Nov 79 & 30. t Little Pantry F Store On 46 West, lust before you get to railroad Clothe's, furniture, lewelry, drapeS, aquariums, dishes, may more real bargains For information call 372 0510 - Merchandise r;."r Acre Lot . We Buy Furniture _____________ SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large $7,000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor 621 0711 3 BR.)bath, dng. rm ,wood burning fireplace in liv rm., eat ifl kit,, paneled 5. carpeted throughout. indirect lighting, 27'x)7' mastit bdrm Mutt see. 120,000 190437$. r. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pr.s paid, used, any Condtion $136. Winter Park -_____________________________ - WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double garage, 2 porches, patio, country setting, on large I acre plus lot. $3I,S( Directions W'st on SR 46 to Weleiva Rd., Call collect, eves, Owner Broker, Herbert Bronson, 305 21) 02% tarry baxori, - . - Yard SaIn, Saturday, Plo-i Many items and crafts 3725 MaptAve "COUNTRYSIDE" ONE TO FIVE ACRE HOMESITES within Lake Mary city limits to 19.500 Financing available GeorcjeMcCammon, Odyssey Inc. Broker, 8304)71 or 862 III) ___________________________ -. . "2 -- - -- 43—Lots-Acreage BY OWNER- 107 IdylIwilde Drive. Just reduced 15.500. Trantfprrt1 - out of state. 4 bedroom, 2 story, over 3.500 so. ft No reasonable nffer refused. 3?) 0717 Large - - used furniture, appliances. toOls, etc Buy I or ioo items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave 54--Garage . Sales ------- _______ Ct'ntr,iI Florida's Happy Thanksgiving .5, 111 TIF'LE LISTING REALTOR 372 Z,ii 1919 S French I For- rest Greene, Inc. 327 7371. 372 1496.372 l9$4 RFAL TOPS 6)0 6633 17? 1959,377 115-4 PtALJOR'S . CASH 322-4132 — F - - TAFFER REALTY Cold Weather's Coming j1rJR .Sl19SMOP1T PFPII,L PURCHASE PLAN 64-4 1004 lSYr F'HA FIPIAPICIfI(, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5700 _____________________________ . Lake. Hat everythIng. 4 fiRs, washer, dryer, range, refrigerator, trash compactor, gas OBQ, cablevision, plus lots more. Only 7 years old & for only 179,900t 6Wanted to Buy Color TV'S from S'0, 66W, from III, Service all makes HERBS' TV IV)0 ' U r.-" h, '171 1131 42'4bjle HOI'TKS p,,)1 -,,ai. 11001 25th St ThurWa', Nov. 27,1975-79 53—WRadiStereo W. Garneif White - Herald, Sanford, Fl. -__ 321.0041 - COMPLETE TREAT II in Hidden Evening ______________ -----EASY PAYMEPIT5 2 Bedroom $500 Down, 1)35.45 pex' month,* 3 Bedroom- tsso Down, 1)3*41 pet' month * 3 Bedroom, New- $450 Down, $1610) per month.* *Tases and Insurance nt included I I' i' 1) ER" .. - Call You want to Buyor Sell Real Estate Wewell provide the Professional Service 107 W.Comrr.ercial Pb 322 711) Sanford -- . :-.--..-'-. MLS REALTORS Rig Real [slate Jlrnk.'q JOHN KRI[)ER,As5oc Stemper Realty Professionally Manaqrcl By ' That the party iflter.'sf,d in saId business enterprise Is as follows Dade Fxt1.vl t*,e,ne And Loan A%sociaiion ren Realty -.'- $19,500 ------ 41-Houses STOP AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIF lED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY Oranges, 51,25 bushel; Grapefruit, Pick yourself. Bring container. Phone 3221)81 _________________________ - - A phone call could start you ona new and profitable career Cal $47 - - FOR RENT- Oneecre mobile home Ste with well, septic and dec tricity Near Sanford on paved road. $60 per month. Write: Paul 0 White, 7)03 S. State, Ann Arbor. M4(P1 48101 rnvju,,..ML care to Medicare recip;ents in Deitona Qeflary area. One year experience. own car. Exc,flent wage. An Equal Opportunity Empioyer Call 534 2707 between 8.30 and 5pm _________________________ . .. --- - ---- 35—Nobi le Home Lots - 32—Houses Unfurnished u REAL TORS Branch Office Plo I 7671 Orlando Drive 372 1)07 REAL -- -- Sch 3 Bedroom mobile home on a ranch; TO THE BONE I That's how far the furnished, 1135 month plus pre has been cut on this lovely) security. 372 4299. BR home on I plus acres Pool, fencing, you name P Drastically 7 Bedroom furnished, $135 month reduced to 549500 Adulti preferred Phone 327 4.470 equipped. ar, carpeted, 591.50 Adultt only 3?? 2296 ','k ndS & ________________________________ "vet . - - Deflary- Adults, 1 BR, ar, close to Stores, Churcht Ideal for retired 644 6451 or 372 soSi. ___________________________ 1 Bedroom Mobile Home Air Conditioned SlIOmo Phone3fl 5979 — I bedroom unfurnished, kitchen apartment, Cr 7 bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave Phone 3271976 or 327 3912 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Kitchen furnished Nicelocatlon Piione)72 4155 -. -- -- Part time light delivery work, flexible hourS Must have own transportation This could concide with another iOb Mutt be dependable Reply to Box $93. to The Evening Herald, P0, BOX 1657, Sanford, Fla. 37711. 34__4i/bjle Homes - - NOW LEASING New, modern, I story efficiency apartments, attractively fur nshnd, Conveniently lOCitfid'ltnd beautifully landscaped 5)35 mo Call between 1.303 For ifl formation raIl 32? 0701 Newer 3 large bedroom, 3 bath S,nIord area 2 Bedroom furnished home, near doctors' offices; adults 1)30 month, worth more. 327 6719 __________________________________ i'?4P,rkDr 372 711$ REALTOR AFTER lIPS. 17? 399) )fl 9781 32706.45 If 33—Houses Furnished Bedroom neat furnished cottage, piivate yard Ideal for couple 290$ Palmetto JIM HUNT REALTY INC. Wanted _______________________________ - 'SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" WATERFRONT MECALLloN HOME-- in a quiet country Set ting 3 bedroom, 7 bath on 1.6. acres Large Oaks, fruit trees and a Sprinkler System for grove and yard All modern conveniences - 3 Bedroom, 7 bath on large fenced tos carpet. 175,900--Terms, Neat 3 Bedroom home, fenced, only 120.000. 3 Bedroom, I', bath wilt, fenced back yard, $73,900- Terms OSTEEP4-- I Bedroom, 1110 per month, SCHUR EN REAL TV, Realtors, 377 )307 __________________________— MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 11)55150 ColorTV QUALITY INN NORTH I 45. SR iii, Longwood LOANS AVAILABLE operating captal. startups rIpanso,1s e? '. ', "c Cumter -ir ci j Near Sanford ' A'VAL.ON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 1)6W 2nd -- __________ ' Real Estate Kish 322 7643 ______________________________ SAN MO PAppi, t 7 3 becroorn trailer Adult & family pr k Weekly illS Hwy Il 92 Sanford 373 19)0 I nr7 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive 170 up 41—Houses Large 3 bedroom house, 1375 Crank Realty, Realtor MeIIonviIIe; fenced back yard 830 6061 Available Nov. 5th. 1775 month pIus 1)00 sec',irity deposit. Phone SLIM BUDGETS APE BOL 9043519365 STERED WITH VALUES FRON THE WANT AD COLUMNS 3 Bedroom, 7 bath. carpet, double .,.0_ . _________________ 41—Houses ' ' - -. - -________ Water front cottage on the scenic Wekjva River. FUrnished 2 bedroom, utilities included, SIlO per month Aduitt only 372 4170 LcaI corporation hñt opportunity for COuple- ndk.dual No Seliing Have accounts i'at fleed ser vlcing, company Iralning, no experience necessary High protil A future here with In ternational Company affiliated with 30 manufacturers Iii vestment minimum 5)295 Call Mr. Hayes ANY Ti , 335 41—Hot Sunlan 3 BR. 2 bath. kitchen SANFORD Woojmere Park. - I furnished Plo pets 5)65 ma Call bedroom. 2 baths, garage. 510,000 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN between 4 & 5 p m . 3?? 0133 $160 mo P1. 9 pcI - 30 years Lo'i Rt-j Clown Real Estate Broker 23—Loans Professional Sales people needed, no experience required. Only good clotert wanted High income Management potential. 67$ 5274 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala. 1737 5161 or 732 *773 to ': Canvasers needed to Set ap polnirrents. Fantastk op portunity Full or part time. For interview, 67$ 577i _______________________________________ - , —. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN IINT That's a Classified Ad! ____________________________ ___________________ ARE YOU TROUIILED Call Toll i7027 for "We Care"Free, "Hotlinc," Adults or 'Teens. 9—Good Things ' 18—Help Wanted AL ANON For famiIl or Iriends of problem drinkers For further informatiOn call 47) 415? or sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 533. Senford, Fla 37771 __________ . ' TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked 10 order P4avels,oranges, Grapefruit.t Tonqerines Call 372 07*7 U 'O ant. call 377 0376, Russell Crumley. - Lectlflin! Vinegarl B6! Kelp! Plow all four In one capsule. Ask for ________ VB6 .Fausts Drugs 31—Apartments Furnished One 5. t.('y1rc)n1 ap,irini(,nts, furnitheil or unfurnShccj Newly redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 t'( 24BUsinessOpfxrfuflitjes NAVEL ORANGES 5773 BUSHEL 180? F rench Ave 3?? 7161 Write P.O Box 121) SanforF$orida3fl7l _____ i: - FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help On A Two bedroom apartments. carpeted, air, turn A unfurn 595 up 372 1913 ___________________________ BAMBOO-COVE Nurses RNs LPP4'% Adt, Aide CO'np,flrOfl Plercieci 32—Houses Unfurnished 7 ApIs , I or 2 bedroom. furn or unfurn,. both AC. * w carpet. $50 damage. 11)5 mo 323 1359 after 330pm Par? time delivery help Apply in perwn, Buck.s Catering. 13th and Sanfora Av _________________________ ___________________________ Legal Notice . Pi1i5iNG ASSISTANT to ao PIOm r,',jt care 'n th home for PtOvder in Deltona OeBary area Must have ore year eLPehefl(e ano Own car Excellent wage Need fuli Ind part tm Call 834 2107 t,etween S JO 3 pm RATEC 8:00 AM. - 5:30 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon ________________ dition, (Replat of Sheet Plo. 2), as in Plat Book 11, Page . Public Records of Seminofe County, __________________________ Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR together with all Structures, im SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA provements, flxturet, appliances, CASE NO. 75-ill-CA 01.0 and appurtenances on said land CC FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP used in 'oniunctlon therewith TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a United The aforesaid sale will be made State's Corporation, pursuant to a Final Judgment en. Plaintiff, tered in Civil No 75 1104 CA 0-E vs. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS new pending in the Circuit Court of GERALD K. WHEATLEy and the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in SHIRLEY J WHEATLEY, his wife. NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN and for Seminole County, Florida t ,ti , Notice is hereby given that the DATED this 74th day of Defendants undersigned, pursuant the November, 1913 AMENDED "Fictitious Name Statute". Chapter (SeaU NOTICE OF SALE 565 09, FlorIda Statutes, will register Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Notice Is hereby given that pur Clerk of the Circuit Court with theClerk of theCircuit Court in suant to Amended Final Judgment and for Seminofe COunty, Florida By: Cecilia V Ekerrt of Foreclosure entered en the above upon receipt Of proof of the Diputy Clerk entitled cause in the Circuit Court of putication of this notice, tO wit: VAN DEN BERG, GAY SiminoleCounty Florlaa, described SABA IMPORTS under Which WC & BURKE. PA. as tO engage in business at P.O Attorneys for the Plaintiff Lot SI, LONGOALE SUB 60* 537 In the City of Oviedo, Putt Office Box 793 DIVISION. according to the PIat Florida. Orlando, Florida 37102 thereof as recorded ifl Plat Book I), That th nrtIx Intp,.ti..i 1,i e,4 Puhlli,h' Nns, ISt( ., . .. -- .........''''.• -•" 'ageos, I"ubiec Records of Seminole business enterprise are as follows DET County, Florida. effrey A Saell. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TI4 TOGETHER with Iha fnllnixii,wx '"s' tems of property. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. - said name with tree Clerk of ttse Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the Lot 17, Block 1, NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSITE, 4th Ad 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS FL0 HIGI-ILIGI-ITS Ot'lando - Winter Park S ' ------ rtmnts Uiftiwd fl.ir Sitter for ; children nP'rvI JO to I 30 3 day week Prefer Student or old,, re,erenccs required Call 377 37ii ,?er 130 F I EL) Fl [)S 322-2611 DARLENE Lot 1. Block F. Spring Valley Farms, Sectioni, Plat Book II, Page 61, as recorded In the Seminole IMIHYIN(; IIORTI('(JLTt!RE R\N(IIIN; County Public Records. Rl('tiI.TRFHYl)ROl)ONl(.t SJIARE('ROPPI.:R Further property located in r FLtRFARM!N( NLJRRY TREK FAHMIN( ,, Pinellas County, tu w;t, ('.AROENIN(; PLANTATION TRUCK Los 6. Gulf ViIW Gardens. ___________________ . TOMORROW: Sir Wiüi(o Churchill ________________________________________ ________________ foo 61, Page 23. public records Of Pinetlas County. Fnw much 1rgt'r "Set'k & f'ind" pitzlt' with i'ver II Further property located in diciiverie it'r panel in an ail.new series ul l.p,i' hkk't Mahoning County, Oh.o, to Wit Lot 111, WiCkClIffe. Auslinfown To ner volumes I. II and ill. send $1 lot each. making ch*ck Township, Mahoning County. Ohio. payable to "Seek & Find" in ca of (hi' newpapt•r. rchased 171465 You arc hereby required to file sour written dele'nsta with the Clerk of the said Court and serve a COt)' TV thereof upon the PetItioner, or _________________________________________________________________ Petitioner's attorneys, whose dress is annexed hereto, onor before HOLIDAYFARE:Alongwjth January 72nd, 1976,ora Default will 64:30 NBC GItANOSTANI) t entered against you. Thangiving Day traditionsl Special midweek, holiday WITNESS my hand and seal this fare of turkcy, stuffing and edition of this Sunday fixture as ?lthclayof November. 1975. as Clerk purnth pie, TV always adds Jack Buck hosts a sports of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, FlOridi morning parades and football, program of latest s-3ct.s news (SeaH the pros in the afternoon and and features. Arthur H Beckw.th. Jr. the colleges in the evening. But Clerk of the Circuit Court By Liilin I Jrnkin% best of all this Tlnksgiving iO CBS THE WALTONS Deputy Clerk Day is the early-afternoon "The Thanksgiving Story" c.a IDirlam. Eso showing of a brilliant film, "A (rerun) Sensitive two-hour Hoffman, Hdry, Parker & Smith Man For All Seasons," which ia1 of the Waltons as a won six Academy Awards and holiday special originally 1500 Hartford Building ,po E. Robinson St. desnd every one of them. Orlando. Florida 37*01 two years ago. me scri PubIlth. And if you just want to relax y jonp le won an Emmy. , Nov. 27, Dec & II, II, 1975, " '" .---i -t dl LLR CflU UI me evening anu It looms as a happy holiday, "' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hope you're not suffering from good marks (or John-Boy, 0 EIGHTEEN T H JUDICIAL Cl R. Is (9) DInah! (13) Dragnet (2) Adam.'l2 (C-4) I Love Lucy ButorJ wanted told... Bad Hits CLASSI lu wit: tftatructions: Tbe hidden names listed below aear torward. backward, up, down, or dIaonaIly In the puzzle. Find each hidden name end boi it In as shown: (44) Variety 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional (51(41) News 7:03 (fl(S) Today (6)(C6)(13) CBS News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) Dinahi Classic AFTERNOON 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News 18—Help Wanted -- — — — - — - — — SOLOMON, Reipondent NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO JAPIEIT DARLENE SOLOMON 2135 ' Avenue I Wichil Falls, Texas 76301 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit has been filed against you In Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, entitlod: IN RE JAMES RICHARD SOLOMON. Petitioner y JANETI DARLENE SOLOMON, Respondent, Civil Action No: 7$ 2106 CA 01 A. The nature of thIS Suit is to Obtain a dss,lution of marriage and to havc the following described real properly awarded to the Pelilionc'r as his sole and separate property as lump sum alimony, said property located in Seminole County, Florida (6)(C.6)(13) CBS Ness Friday Style ($)(9) Lets Make A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (C•13) Movie 5:00 JANEIT 11:53 (fl(S) Tomorrow (6) Good Times (C.6) (41) Love, American 6:30 (31(24) (2)($) Hollywood Squares (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre 11:50 (C6) Paul Harve 1:00 port I CIVIL ACTION NO. 712404CA04 A IN RE JAMES RICHARD SOLOMON, Petitioner. (6)(1)) Love Of Life (C.6) World Of Womcn 11:40 (6)(13) Movie 12:30 (C6) Noticias (9) Longstreet (41) Phil Donahue Bulletin Board Legal Notice Kinds of Farming FLORIDA (fl(S) .Toniit (Ca) Amos 8urke. 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You will equipped for problems that later use this knowledge to your challenge the brain, not brawn, advantage. today. Others will find you're PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) in utilizing the old gray Thinking in bold terms and in;Ucr. following through with plans %, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) you have weighed carefully wjl] This could be a very profitable pay off in extra income soon. day if you are dealing with those you can trust and with YOUR BIRTHDAY - 48 - - I 4. -. in the past. LIB llA f Sept. 23-0d. 23) 43 56 by Stoffel & Heimdohl 2u3S IS FAKING TX 41 53 ______ I - 54 5.j- .j- 49 55 - 57 58 5 61 .- - 27 EFWLGEWAT0R AJN... 1MM.' Symptoms Don Ih OSW A LD and Ji.MF JIl11. -17 OUT' WiTh A G1LWEO JUS7 TAKE WHY MONEY SO DO ET TE TATSW.,ATJANET ( TELL ME TO DO' —& L0NG WALK (1\JI ( - • 97 • _-'\ •L \(----. X : Lamb by Al Vermeer WELL, YOU'D NEVER TI-4ANK YOU. PISCIL.LA' s ( KNOW WHEQE THE DOG GOT To IT.' :- TWELLThE HE 0110 41 rOH.YEc Hr- cj ar. WA 'III ir little. She has had the doctors really think she has acid test, and it was high, but gout pains. now down to normal. She is in perfect health otherwise. DEAR DR. IAMB Should they give other tests or wonder if Uwe is any known what treatrnent is there for it? reimn wh) 30 many women am not have kidney infectioins. DEAR READER — I convinced that your daughter DEAR READER — Most Of has gout on the basis of the those infections are not of the information you have given me Gout causing symptoms in- kidney but the bladder. infection ° Young women qulterart easily through the short More often m?n may have a Pan Past 3 '4 1 Pass i...t.,;. — ( 14 NOW mie INDIAN, PILGgiM, IMDIRN Pa i G Ri Ii.... ET gout that you asked fo you Then as a wom can send 50 cents for The Health and her muscles relax, the Letter number 2-3, Gout, Uric emptying of the bladder may A cid. Send your letter to me in not be perfect, and this leads to care of this newspaper, P. 0. infection. F%efl the decrease In - * p i t, .• . .... :T::-.---- -;----. • rn r-'.... - gout, including the current der, but that is considerably ideas about diet for gout. less common. DOONESBURy .- ....- '' .- - A_ - . . *.. contract, , Suppose est had made the trickyopening lead of the lowest card of alive-card . • student O F- he.irts first Pail - the Professor won the first victimized when gi v en wrong information by his opponents in response to proper questions The opponen ts went on to win the tournament after the director ruled against our correspondent Needless to he was Upset . nor, . - : We sympathize with him. but the director had ruled cor. trick with the are of hearts over FAst's queen The Professor knocked out ructly Even the world's East' s ace of clubs and cl iim. greatest player., % forget their own conventions Usually it ed the balance after ilest costs them. This time they cashed three heart tricks. Whv didn't you duck the were just real luckv first heart"' asked the stu. dent. after 'the Professor had chalked up the rubber -I couldn't afford to," replied the Professor "If I could have depended on im fFor a copy ot'JAC013Y MODERN. send $1 to "Win at Bridge,'' c/o this nowSpaper, P 0, Box 489, Radio City Station. No* York, t~ y ioolq - CARNIVAL by Dick Turner — HEIL H"E FREE 13ALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES -- / -: , -. 1 ' Li , p , ,. -A - ' N 7 on the various levels of uric acid and their meaning and the The kidneys can become current thinking aboi.' the Infected secondarily by spread treatment and management of of an infection from the bl.ad. — ...,i 3_ V- might well have done that. but I'ht' Box 1551, Radio City Station, female s with age New York, NY 10019. Include a cause faJr long. stamped, self-addressed of the (tlls he bladder that envelope for mailing That make it easier for an infection issue will give you a run down to get started. j, - IN he would have rift-ded live Opening lead -3y ference. Men may also get Women do have gout and some protection from an all. apparently may transmit tibacterlal substance ai. various hereditary factors that parently formed by the pr ostate pass the disorder on to off- glan d. on k, R,h Th., Av ion spring, hence the tendency for a The location of the female high family incidence of gout in urethra makes it to be thosC injured or irritated with rmmal The typical gout attack is not family life. This may permit the an you describe your daughter's onset of a urinary tract In. problem. For more Information t'tboti, FRANK AND ISRNEST .- hearts everything would havt been tme! could have rnath by the relatively longer about 10 per cent develop bone s anatomy for and joint symptoms of gout. urethra. That' you, and it does m.ake a dif. Men are the usual victims. . ARRIVES TOMORROW AT 3 PeMe . high uric acid level but only urethra. The man is protected by Bob Montana - North Vall South est ' ARCHIE ) &., •4._ .4 t0 0% daughter has what some doc. tors says are symptoms of gout. She is in her early 30s. just a PRISCILLA'S POP 49 opponents to keep leading a 0 A K6 3 A J 8 7 Kith %ulnerable tier ankles and top of her feet swell real full, and she has pain Incldentall goU t is not in the back of her heel, In the trea' " , taking water cords. Sometimes water pills will cause an acute attack of gout. she only takes water i This is another reason that I which dec the sweHing doubt that your daughter.3 LJ' YOU SURE KNOW 1 OAL . . "1 would have paid off." A A 64 formation on gout? my 1 EAST £KIo*52 pi.u.. -40W TO CARVE A TURKEY POP.' ,. might have slatted to a spath and I would have chucked my 1092 t III I) DEAR DR. I.AMB — Would you please give me some UiJUJ £ hQ F-ST BLON DIE TAKE JANET . . JUOItV £ Q 73 Ity 11114TCOCe E. Lamb, IS . . an extra trick But someonii t Point To Gout SOME MONEY TO a. .. . You will traike some friends this coining year who will prove Although you may get the idea very valuable in developing that people aren't listening to your Image. Two In particular your Ideas, they are. They will will be the type of pals who stick give you credit when your leads by through thick and thin. \OITI1 rEEO . . WIN AT BRIDGE SLEEPWALKING M)UTINE TO WAJt kY DA D. EY KIDSI - -__ 23 32 10 lI 14 19 - - - - - 15 ' — 6 7 13 18 1 a— . •', POR I; , -- . I I SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. 22) Bargains or agreements today will be advantageous to you, For best results, keep your provided they're in an area commercial dealings to where you have some Wt ex- yourself today. Don't let others e 19 Infinit e 59 Honey maor tO Genus of ducks 'Iklernw.wous 60 lniimid.ited ITh--- +I& 56 Thursday, Nov. 27, 1 9 75--IC . ARIES (March 21-April 19) bear fruit. 1.6 54 Vanishes I? F,iii t)f'h,nd - For Friday, November 28, 1975 13 i T 46 Old Sold Pt 13 S-nqinq - __ av'sgroup 49 Elevate 1 4 Collection of 53 Son of G i(t lisI - P 44 Girl s name I i~ Shont, ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL N IjNJ .b P 1 T he -- Juan 42 Carr. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . A LA . tiY iS it s capi tal 41 Ptuff tfQ1cISI AL y j . ACROSS 51 THE BORN LOSER HOROSCOPE Western State Mort Walker / "Give an example Of Something to be thankful for? That's easy - .- Junior busted his hi-fi!" ANTA WILL BE IN OUR PLAZA EACH IEEKEND UNTIL CHRISTMAS• AND E ACH AFTERNOON THE WEEK BEFORE CIIRISTMAS 4 �-- - - - - ----. 7C—Evenirg Herald Sanford, Fl. But, None Of It Matters Very Much Toy Prices Expected To Be At About 974 Level ras inat&'rials, according to the Toy Manufacturers Association of America. iTMA I As for the toys tht'niselvcs, a iMA spokesman says they will range from the nostalgic and traditional to the trend-setting. Magic SelL a once-familiar to category, are enjoying a resurgence of interest. Traditional items ie toy cars and trucks, dolls, board games, model-budding kits and preschool toys continue as consunier favorites," Merlin H. Birk. TMA president says. And shoppers will certainly notice a lot of red, white and blue at toy counters this Christmas as the result of the nation's Bicentennial." Birk feels the revival of interest in magic sets is largely due to the popularity of recent TV programs and stage plays devotetl to the subject, lie suggests this Christmas' increased selection of staple toys like handicrafts, model kits and board games responds to the need for stay-at-home activities due to tightened family budgets, Bicentennial themed toys will include a variety of board games, Jigsaw puzzles, toy slide viewers, miniature dioramas, dolls and doll costumes tied to events and eras In American history. Other nostalgic and historical playthings new for this Christmas are model kits of vintage cars, planes and ships, handicraft kits for needlepointing, quilting, candle-making and sculpting; electric trains modeled alter early steam locomotives, tenders and passenger cars; old-fashioned doll houses and "antique" juvenile furniture. "As virtually all toys are scaled-down versions of real. Life objects, playthings help children to understand their world as well as the grown up world," Birk points out. "Beyond their entertainment value, Bicentennial toys and Pines may help parents and children learn together about the changes that have taken place in America during the past 200 years." On the other end of the toy spectrum, Birk says other new playthings will suggest many present-day themes, such as ecology, the economy, energy conservation and "children's liberation." Examples of these topical toys e include models of endang red species, a play village with a National Parks theme and board games about finance, family budgeting and the stock market. Further, the packaging of many traditional playthings (like science sets and electric trains) has been redesigned to show boys and girls at play. A final trend shoppers may notice in thi. year's Christmas W pronounced shift to toy "realISITI" — toys that imitate real-life objects. BY RALPH NOVAK The herald Services NEW YORK Like most kids, I was aware fairly early that there was something fishy about all the Santa Claus business. You did not have to be a genius, after all, to notice that the character in the moth bal1nted baggy red suit at the family get-together on Christri 'as Eve walked like Uncle Ziggy. Especially since he also talked like Uncle Ziggy, smefled like Uncle Ziggy 1 particularly after a holiday toast or two for warmth's sake, of course had sweetened his breath) and looked l ike Uncle Ziggy would look if he had a white mop hanging from his - For example, a number of toy makers have designed toy restaurants, motels, armored cars and ice-cream wagons that carry the names of their actual adult-life counterparts. And, fictional and real-life heroes and heroines flike comic-book characters, TV stars and sports personalities) will continue to be represented by dolls and other toys. Evening HeraId, Sanford, Fl. em~~~~~~ R mbrances Of A 'cnnsn' r,,IL ,I IuI1 '1 - : - Thursday. Nov. 27.17s Compared To 10-12 Per Cent Increase Last Year Till HER.tl.l) SERVICES NEW YORK Santa's h.i ipil per advise t.t prices this Christmas t ill be .it about the same level la_st year and that many new playthings will recall toys popular in bygone years while o thers will respond to topical he nies. On the average, there will be minimum or no price ifl• Teases" on toys this year. This .iiipares to a 10 to 12 per cent increase on many of last years toys, caused by higher plastic prices and shortages of other - ----- - ---------- ------ -- - .-- - - - - j Not that I let on I knew what was happening. At that age, while there was clearly something cynicism was not yet chic. And - - 'II.L '/4JIII Thursday, Nov.27, 17S-3C my 0 L1J V y to be gained from believing in Santa — I had tanhible proof sitting They, in turn, never mt me down for a serious, birds and on my lapin the presents that were so deliciously hidden under all NGnc of Ulat Inatters very tnuch. There is a corner of my bees-level talk about the reindeer and the elves. In fact, that ribbon and wrapping paper I mind that knows that while it is pretty nice to be a grownup, there since the had never heard of anyone San6 Claus illusion is not the sort that shatters itself (there being getting gifts for believing in Uncle Zlg. were, mixed in with all the usually underes"ted problems of little occasion for Santa to be caught accepting bribes or childh ood , a few nice things, too. That part of rr.1thg Even On the Christmas Eve when I was seven and my me won't give up his influence), it occurs to me that he and I have never really Santa Claus. parents, uncharacteristically, teased my by holding back until given each other up. the last, despa ir ing second my most It Is, I suspect, the same part that still cheers Wanted present , a Cadaco at baseball It's e that as I have come to be n Uncle Ralph myself I games, cries along with the nieces and Ellis Foto-Electric football game that I nephews when Bam's had put an extra heavy have noticed that any presents that get given also have to get mother is killed and remembers Sandra Zimmerman, flame of "X" next to in the Sears catalog, I resisted the tempatlon to bought. denounce Santa and all he stood for. my eighth grade class. And though I'm aware that this kind of I have rea d about how we derived our version of San ta escapism may not be the soundest of tr ts Now that I th ink about it, I never did denounce from him. I never ai th e European m yt hs from a announced to my paren ts, "Santa Claus is dead." psychoanaly ti cal sta ndpoint, I reall y don't wan t to I never tod go Into tha t. I have satisfied myself intellectually that there is no them how I had seen Uncle Ziggy 1t I want to know is that come changing into the Santa suit one this Christmas Eve, I'll be pom;ibility, scientificafly speaking, that reindeer can fly at all, let able to look out into the night Christmas Eve. Most of all, I never told them, "Look, I know you ugh e f g alone fly fast enough to get around so speedily on Christmas Eve, imagined or real - and knowing as much as you can made thiswhole thing Upsoyou can forget about the presents and know or that anyone as old as Santa could stand the pace even if the anything Owl Santa Claim Lq all that." out there somewhere, turn back reindeer could, inside to the light, feeling warm and smiling. - FROM FABERGE L 1 1 350Z. SIZE NEW HERBAl SCENT[ 5 OZ 70z. 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There's a strong back-to-basics trend and a record re%ival of old favorites with emphasis on multi-use with enhanced play values. Responding to the women libbers' drive to eliminate sexist toys, boy-girl participation Is spotlighted more I widely than ever. Most i tradition shattering entry is a dare devil female stunt rider. The Bicentennial has sparked the most diverse crop of new designs, F5flI1i4 from Spirit of -'78 file and drwn sets, bonneted Colonial dolls and models of the frigate, Constitution, to a Salem witch and a teddy bear In a Paul Revere hat who recites the Pledge of Allegiance. Grandmother's trunk oilers all A standout trend is the kinds of accessories. This is revival of early American Polly Pretends doll-size ercrafts. Most bizarre 15 the slon of a grownup. Shrunken head apple sculpture kit which uses a "shrinker" attached to a 1&mp to speed up accessories for playing the head wizening process to grownup. hours, instead of the month In tune with nostalgia, too, is required in Colonial times. a new generation of Kewpies Look for the weird little apple ranging from a four-Inch Kewpie Love to a fully joined, child-size Kewple. All have styliz ed top knots except Kewple Gal, a young miss rendition. That long-running r d. favorite, Mickey Mouse is back in force, featured In a wide range of playthings and in the doll category. Betty Boop, the boop, boop.idoop girl of the Thirties is another revival featured insclressupkit. Nostalgia takes over In toyland's electric train sector, • too. Leading new entries in rolling stock are a model of the American Freedom train and Chattanooga Oxo Choo. Friendly moister dolls are a HuE ujLkus turns up as a fun popular category, featuring gilt. The magic hat Is perfect Frankenstein, Dracula Frankenstein, and the for biginning magician. Ape in comical renditions. Made of pure latex with head dolls to star as good luck soft aluminum armatures, symbols on pendants, fobs and these mock-horror characters belts can be bent into a variety of Today's technology has enter ta in i nif, action pit I 5 7 - - - For Your Home By CHARLES KRIEBEL On a budget' Give red, white and blue candles, a travelir The Herald Services NEW YORK - Yes, ma'am, alarm clock ($10) or a bottle -f yes, sir, yes, ms. wine (*3410). Plant-conscious givers can If it's up to local merchants, a year of liberation, metropolitan switch this year from the financial perils, political and ubiquitous poinsettia plant to a economic havoc and even the flowering orchid (125-1100, return of Patty Hearst will take depending on bloornsi that, backseats to our unflagging with surprisingly little care, should keep forever. Or send interest in Christmas. So get out your papers and your best friends a blooming Pencils now, to make those long plant for each season of the and very thoughtful lists. year. Peruse store catalogs. Jot down Scented soaps (15-125) are the color of your sister's living something nobody ever buys room wails. You might want to himself and they're a real get her an afghan. Find out if Mve them to every Uncle Bill, who's taken over the member of the family. kitchen, is getting into Chinese Even men are into hair cuisine and special-order that wok set and a Jar of canned styling, so buy your favorite a blow dryer (the professional Imported ginger root kind run up to $30, but smaller Cooking is making headlines these days, so give a cookbook. home-use types are as little as Julia Child has written a new $10). Give your daughter a one, "From Julia Child's curling iron ($7). Don't forget calculators, Kitchen," (Knopf, $15) with recipes that should make either: even mother, when she's checking her grocery bill, anyone feel hungry. could use one of these buy a set of porcelainized Or bay enamel cookware (Le Crueset) for around $50 and give it as a Put some light on your list, joint gift to your favorite him and give a stainless steel arand her. Don't forget simple chitect's lamp ($5o) to your son cooking utensils, such as sieves, for his desk. Or buy upright wooden spoons and pastry brass lor chrome) pharmacy brushes, which you can tie up Lamps to give as the latest look with red ribbon and a sprig of in lighting. When interior parsley for stocking gifts. decorators are spending as Everybody needs a new much as $250 to sell their clients coffee machine, and this year's an original, copies priced rage is going to be one of those between $50 and *1(X) (at most electric drip coffeemakers that specialty lighting stores) are spews out eight to ten cups of real bargains, coffee in less time than it takes Don't forget the bedroom to fill up your old percolater. and buy sheets, pillow cases, a Depending on make, these comforter, blanket or bedr.inge from $20 to $100. spread to match up with Bicentennial oriented Buy a friends' and family's room red, white and blue area rug for colors. New bedding design meone's bathroom, or por- range from fresh floras to gutsy celain dinner table size copies geometrics. Also, small of Philadelphia's Liberty Bell. bamboo stools or tables, for a Or red, white and blue napkins, set of three, run around 225, and Or pewter plates, ashtrays or they can be used anywhere, by creamers, anybody. - - - - LISTERIN LOZENG E ;* - - •--._• rfft_4' i-_ Y - - - -' S EP -------------- -- --- ---- ---• ------ f- =--- �-. -- 4C—Evening Herald Sanford F L - Thursday, Nov 27 1975 us Evening Herald Sanford, Fl Thursday, Nov . fl,1975C --me". X _4~_ 4 s ' Give a gift, that keeps on giving... -Q at Eckerd's A. I I GENERAL ELECTRIC t \c DAZEY SPRAY/STEAM SEAL=A=MEAL DRY IRON / ------. / 99 dn A. JEAN NATE SET 5-ounce Friction Pour Le Bain and 4-ounce Bath Powder Can be mounted on the wall. Light indicator. Seal 25 steam vents. Wide dial soloc. MILTON BEACH 8 8 tion Includes Your leftovers. Reg, Perm-press. 12.99 No. F92 Reg. 15.99 ITTLE MA 400 I Cooks __ u. JEAN NATE TRIO 5-ounce Friction Pour Le Bait', 4ounce Bath Powder and 4-ounce Bath Silk REVLON 4 1tL }S NGF GIFTS FOR A — 2-ounce Eau do Toilette. A full of gentleness and dreami-it says what you have no words for. Set in@&i,I j..Makes the cludes a String of p istmas gift for som"Ono per ec very special! 1% B AM/FM STEREO 3-ounce Spray Cologne and -ounce iii I TRAVELSPRAY l'ounce Spray Mist in 2 crystallique Cuba. 250 -.l - - J - Musk dares you to love with every inh ibiting 1ee do Cologne And LANVIN 3-ounce Spray Cologne and Dusting A1 3-oz. Dusting Powders nd 15-oz. abandon, free fro m ot 7 . 750 1 / t us SllillctRoni.c color confrol. Now p astry and co L I MODEL T621 NOVUS ) 5o A PRESTO 4 QT, PROCTOR SILEX PRESSURE COOKER full ELECTRIC JUICER à'l Turns on when fruit - C PETITE DUET ASHLEY MUSK GIFT SET B. ALYSSA M ist and 3.5.oz. Shaker Talc. The Spmy' fragrance with its own share and be shared. - P 2-ounce Spray Mitt ...the B BATH SET - A. 30 A. SPRAY 'N SHAKER 1%.Ounce Eau MUSK GIFT 99 nI W::kUifIwltj(1phoflr Trd°isfld5 a A RELCO COFFEE FILTERS PRO ILEX 2-SLICE STRY TO Full site JISI; willidustcovet vernier dial tunintl J.,cks for e "" EAU De P ARFUM SPRAY MIST C. PETITE DUET L=J B PLAYER •i '.l 4 C REG 27 99 MODEL 51 Shaker Bath'OWdIf B BATH SET - U B. INTIMATE er automatically F"mis ! gulates tismPfrature and brewing to extract the two Eau de Cologne And 1.ounca Travel set mist and 3-ounce Podum 'H =cup Drip Filter coffeemak RECORDER BY 60 8 01 A A (t' Powder NORELCO SET 650 eau6fil A. INTIMATE REVERSIBLE GRILL j elements Of IPO, most defirable a nd aroma RI VI bo i ls. Coffee s B HOWlar 1111111101 , all scent so P A. st minutell. agel 19,99 WITH by Helena Rubinstein 600 grilled hamburgers hot dogs, minute s.rt love f' 88 . 1,oun.EsUdeC0b0"' 2-ounCe Shaker Bath Powder C , - flavor cooking. Retaint vitamins & mii..rsls, No. PCC4 R 16 (Iii nBOX CAl e 660 MAT __________ _____________ I 's efly o operate. ,t Plies and dsykj55 'Ytoi, ogit display Has W W tWO-pli, decm runs on a presse is d to reamer. Oscillating strainer, [sty pour spout. With a .--- .m -, Rgsjt,rg99 - . °t batt.ry, attery. and Model Rog. 13.99 - - -- -- IF or 1411"CTION Do 17.99 MOON DROPS SET EMERAU DE ne Spray EMERAUDE FLACON AND TALC SET by 750 550 N SET MY EMERAUDE POWDER 1oz E au my POUF 750 AND EAU DE COLOGNE 2.5-ounce Eau do Cologrie and 4,ounce MOON D!ROPS 4RANCED GREEN- t household odort No. 400 B ARPEGE SET Ar long lasting scilid.stat light amitlIng diode displa y ° hour and fUflC15Oi w clicato Pulsating AND COOKER Automatically REG 1499 mbination. EYED 88 ., Shaker Talc Ck 5DF1 vA: Er RYER FRESH AIR MACHINE Shaker 4.... A SCHIC r and 2%-oz Shaker Talc ev and the bath Oranyt1 .14 A. ARPEGE SET MIST 88 15 W LARGE BASKET EASY. SM E USE SEE-THRU FOR WITH LEATHER STRAP. Mist and - REG. 124.99 com pact with 01 C. EMERAUDE TREASURE purchase Of an-i Moon DfOPS Item- BASKET 375 MY SIN SET 1 JtIoz. Eau Mf Sin Mist and Mist. Crea m Perfume COM' 1 -ounce Travel ! p&rfum,.37pact,.70.0unce Crory" do Spray Purser. ounce parfum Pure C 4-oz. Disting POwd1r- low =2522 VAN WYCK 3V20T. SANYO AC/DC 1500 B. __ CASSETTE PLAYERIRECORDER A Bright, - - - - .1 7 _ sunny, Bea U tifUl - j SK iI a 91 WgWil Max CHINE SPRAY AND POWDER SET I-oz. Eau ci Toilette Spray 4-oz. Dusting powder in a routable natural wicker basket. Fa ctor GIFTI A. HYP NOTIQUE A. S CAMERA 1.5 secon s I d a af ter Never watching Brings W Out the natural flavor of ill you • ' u A 99 - you push thlbu( ton I picture dCvelOp5 before RADIAL OUTFITBudget priced RAZORSp cially deugnad BRUSH It's a stylist, dryer . your cook. Reg. 14.99 -0) LIMIT TWO 4 eyes, £3 88 camera No ng. Cove, — LIMIT TWO and acu,l,r With - watt I U U 850 or. plus 2 attach. £I P' r! menti. Reg. 23.99 MODEL DEL 3186 DIGITAL CLOCK 1.25-ounce Cologne Spray Mitt And 2-ounce Bath Powder Shaker. B. I i.L lated ___ Q4! CRE!EOeC1INEs9 g 9 tr Light omittingsim - L.E.D. m. ! T485 Reg 1499 C. HYPNOIIQUE GIFT SET ' r ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 9 9 CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE Easy to road dial. 60 minute blank to- CLOCK MULTIBUD PORTABLE RADIO RADIO 9 9.r!Eh or. Model 7369 REG. 399 99 control. REG 44 95 I Bath Powder Shaker and volume control& tOrse control No. 88 NUMBERS STORE AND RECALL - - REG. 21.95 - - - SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV, 29 350 tLn.purch*U CALCULATOR 3.5. 00 yo%. TEXAS INSTRUMENT 142 125ounceologna; 2.5' OPEN DAILY 9.9 SUNDAY 10-7 SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY - - - pow. W uu A1 , KEN-TECH bY F. MILLOT _ SUPER e for the shape of a oo man*s lace, with A V 495 Solid we cosmetic ring with COOKER KODAK POCKET CAMERA MEMORYI 39r3 600 - SLOW SX=70 11 FULL-FUNCTION 1?). HYPNOTIQUI GIFT SET r" PO LAROID DUET GIFT SET TOILETTE SPRAY ''Z" Automatic stop & shut-off, Built - in condenser mitt. Reg 3995 77. ii REG v4-ounce Cologne and 1.5-ounce Bath Powder -7 fossil. 88 SETS 650 .0 .39.95 COVER 4-oz. Dusting Powder me /1? ____ __ r. . - - - - _ —:- .- -•=--,-- =- • --- — __=. ----- -=---=- ----------=--- T - - - -----.-------- .•==•-=--_ - ---- - - -' .,---- - - -- -- - - -- __________ �-6C-EvsnIng Hera ld, Sanford. Fl. - - T- - -- - Thursday, Nov. 27. 1173 \ I Closeout i~ rt-, i 1I II 11 I ONE-STOP SHOPPING MOST OF OUR RETAIL STORES ARE OPEN SUNDAY 1 = 5 PM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS II 1:. NIB AA% k 1 N SAVE GAS!I 11 f 1 I I St an laus ARRIVES IN OUR PLAZA THE EN A FIRE TRUCK II II WITH A POLICE ESCORT! 4.99 I HELL HAVE FREE BALLOONS F2R I Short Sleeve Tomorrow (F ri d a y) L1-, at 3 PM I I Men's Ultressa Dress Shirts IZES 4 '/2 to 17 SANFORD PLAZA'S Featured Event Solid maple finished Poe cabinet Colonial times. Long Sleeve Choosing Gifts 5.99 Can Be Simple THIS WEEKEND Ill JCPennleunyr SANFORD PLAZA PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY t Chips LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ) FLOWERS PLANTS REG. 36.99 Mr. Coffee 1299' GIFTS FLOWER 10 4 ; , 4 - VAN WICK ELECTRIC I Saturday and Sunday oni I 8 TRACK SPECIALS! SANFORD PLAZA fpp - 1 I NEXT TO PENNEY'S YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR REG. 11.99 FAMOUS MAKER 899 REG. 26.99 PLA ZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE - CLIP AND SAVE 62 322'6884.A - - Toaster In the store. Friday, Sanford Paz 988 PROCTOR.SILEX Awamu BOUTIQUE REG. 11.99 Juicer - - REG. 1.49 $109 The Herald Services YORK Choosing holiday gift items for the home or host or hostess can really be simple. Once you have pinpointed the idea, make the gilt more, or less, expensive by choosing different versions: Porcelain instead of sterling silver candlesticks, glass instead of crystal wine goblets, a collection of paper placemats and napkins Instead of appliqued Madeira ones. This year there are picture frames galore mock tortoise, bamboo, porcelain, needlepoint, silver. Nostalgia has introduced some Art Nouveau frames. What better way to remember? Prices are flexible, from $8 to $75. Planters, too, are in almost evey material from traditional clay pots to elaborate china. You can even use an antique bowl. Prices start at $5 and keep going up. Crystal animals and paperweights are good for collectors and the more utilitarian vases or dishes always are useful. Exquisite crystal pieces can vary from $15 to $100 with signed bowls competing with works of art (which they are) for price. Another solution to the gilt dilemma is to concentrate on hobbies. For the gardener, there are garden tools in everything from lucite to sterling, from a glass terrarium to a plexiglass greenhouse i$) to $80. For the chef, select the marvelous marvels of the kitchen from a butter curler at 98 cents to the amazing Cuisinarts Food Processor, about $190. For the gamester, another backgammon set or a new game like Petropolis From $10 to *21)1 and for the enophile i wine nut) coasters, cradles and funnels. There are beautiful covers for disposable lighters with price. from $6 to $100. The box collector will appreciate one from Battersea and Bilston or one from Limoges. There are some beauties from India superbly painted and lacquered and available In all sizes and shapes, from $15 to W. En addition to boxes, there Is tremendous interest in baskets. Handicraft shops, especially those with merchandise from South of the border, have terrific selections.. Give them alone or fill them with homemade jams, cookies or chocolates. It's very personal when you give a gift with your own touch and it kee ps the price down. Whether sensible or whimsical, economical or extravagant. seriously consider the persons you are gifting, and you will succeed in giving them a Merry Christmas and pleasure the whole year 'round. NEW - Limit Rights Rese r vcd SANFORD PLAZA ONLY CYPRESS as tailed a dough box in Jarman & Douglas Shoes Dingo & Texas Boots Work & Safety Shoes Ladles Shoes Chlldrens Shoes and Boots Converse Sneakers __ 9 Watches 22? OPEN TIL7:QO.FRI9:0o.. SAT B:OO SUNDAY 12:30.5:30 SANFORD PLAZA ONLY SANFORD SPECIAL PLAZA J- I SPECIAL FAMILY 44 THROUGH WEDNESDAY mo* SALE Publix SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED Smoked Ham EITHER END $ 1 09 LB. EVENT FRIDAY ONLY 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Entertaining Christmas gift is a 401nch round table with padded vinl top and matching chairs. Plant Enthusiasts Will En*loy Books .Ut' With t he appruachin htl ida for c crs ri: nth ot the season, plant enthusiasts will year enjoy giving or receiving books "The Apartment (;ardener" about this favorite hobby. b Florence and Stanley These include: Dworkin is a very helpful book The Time-Life Book of for anyone living in an apart- 10I11L'I' M anic '' ht tIIi'fIt LIr nt • i,'n.i , �SC—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. - - Thursday, Nov. 27, 1975 Shy Away From ' Gadge t -Of -Th e- year' Gifts Help Kris Kringle A Bit rzLalAtt....AI When Shopping For Her , - The Herald Services scarves come in mans sizes and shapes aid making a list those from Geoffrey Beene, Lanvin, Givenchv and checking it twice - and he's got it easy. and Ungaro range from $17 to W. Making a regular (Tiristmas shopping list isn't quite as easy as Kits Kringle's - he has all those A Bagging A Gift helpers. Purse accessories and travel cases cover a One ay to ease holiday shopping pains is to very wide range. Vaflets, credit card holders, tr considerate gifts that are useful and give make-up kits and eyeglass cases-start at $2. pleasure rather than zeroing in on the "gadget of Princess Gardiner and Lady Buxton are very I the year." popular with prices from $7.50 to $38. And if Better to get something a person has and likes money's no object, there Is always a Gucci with but in a new or different color or fabric than prices from $40 to $65. presenting a useless "surprise." ---Trma and Celebrity have tremendous lines of As a stocking stuffer or as a gift in Itself, give a purse accessories, fitted travel kits and totes flower. No. not a real one. Choose one of tweed, from $2.50 to $20 - a good suggestion for the chiffon or ultrasuede. Channing, elegant and traveler on your list. ery 1975 Prices range from $5 to $20. Fabric and synthetic handbags can keep the price down. Leathers, suedes .nd snakesklns are Frame The Face more costly but are a worthwhile investment Hats shuuhl be chosen to frame the face, and assuring year's of enjoyment. Coach has handrdinarilv they are difficult to select for some, classic styles in beautiful colors. Morris somebody else. However, this year's in- Moscowitz' newest contribution is a hand-woven terpretation of last year's head-hugging, knitted lambskin bag and it comes in luggage, the color tap with deeper, softer cuff is one you can buy as of the year. Prices for good handbags, $40 to surprise. There's one from Yves St. Laurent by $175. -, -. ,1adcaps that is Iahuhus, about $25. Berets are Belts are always excellent holiday gilt ideas. -- -. -----. .round in the classic soft version as well as a Always in style and always in a new version. more constructed one. Madcaps and Veaumont This year's first choice with fashion people Is a have quite an assortment. one inch tor a tiny bit more), tailored belt. Scarves double as headgear. Echo has a Calderon, Elegant, Morris Moscowitz and Yves beautiful and enormous selection, and so d3es St. Laurent offer such marvelous styles it is Vera. You can start at $3 for cotton squares and impossible to choose one. Even the evening belts Beaten brass look of antiquity makes perfect Christmas gift In go up to $40 for silks and cashmeres. Designer are sporty. Abbe Creations make another belt earrings, wide wrist cults and ti-shaped slivers NEW YORK— He's - - - - ' that integrates with today's styles,a quilted obi. someone even Ahen you are budgeting. Watches too rim th gambit from moderately Belts run from $18 to $20 and there are others for less, priced like those from Ilulova, to those from Amex, $28 to 1,000, totronornical watches Very Personal from l'iaget, $1,500 ad infinitum. A watch strap, Practical and personal gifts include Un- perhaps a luggage-colored pigskin one, is a derwear, hosiery and gloves. Richard Kitt for thoughtful present. For the special person in your life, what better William Kasper packs four pairs of bikinis in a plastic cube all ready for giving, about $8. way to celebrate than with precious Jewelry. Men used to give stockings as holiday Silver has become very popular and designers presents. Revive an old custom and give a like M&J Savitt, Ellen Sun, Celia Sebiri and Elsa collection of fashion stockings from [lanes. For Peretti have built their reputations on their the young at heart there are lavishly colored silver creations. Earrings, necklaces, rings and knee SOX and leg warmers from Hot Sox. Price bracelets are mixed silver with ivory, lapis tags for hosiery should read between $2 and $7. lazuli, tigers eye, shells, wood, etc. Prices begin Arts knitted gloves keep your other extremities at $45 for a ring and reach a thousand for those wttrnI, about $7. that incorporate stones. - Sparkly APlenty Jewelry is lasting and appreciated. First things first and real things last Peter and Peggy for P.C. Designs, Yves St. Laurent, Les Bernard, Cathy and Marsha for Catherine Stein and Kenneth Jay Lane among others are doing ;Lstonishing things with costume jewelry. Tailored earrings ($2 to $20), bangle and cuff bracelets ($3 to M. ornaments on neckrtngs ($3 to $40) are in abundance. Chosen wisely and worn sparingly, Jewelry can pull look together. Some pieces can be very expensive even if they are not made of real gold or silver. There are, however, a wealth of baubles around that are on ' thic cirin if •h,.f... ,._... s__i _i. Masterpiece In Gold Aldo Cipulo, M&J Savitt, Elsa Peretti and Jean Schlumberger create masterpieces in gold. You can find pieces of this type at about $140, but it starts from here and rapidly moves into the thousands. W1101 you start thinking diamonds rubies, sapphires and emeralds, the prices are easily at four figures. Designer endorsed jewelry is like a work of art. You can find many attractive pieces for less than $100. One way is with bands of gold unadorned, enameled or studded with stones. Buy two as guard rings, add and collect others to n__i. - .i ,. • or �- — www - ________________ V . -- -- -- I. - - - - - - i - M ____ - I 0 I X—EveningHeraId Sanford Fl F Thursday,Noy , 27 17S Juniors brushed nylon Special ( II 4 1 ~~ I 'I I 1 '7 - -- II I I - " 4 1i -,I IN ket jac 11'iT\ wi 1 jI i V/ "05~, 4 / iii iJ . 68th Year, No. 85--Friday, November 28, 1975 i and sweaters. I 0 wi I I '. % Q 41.0i %,N I I I .__ . .1 A. - . -.' - Special 24.99 "'\ / t I 1 I I / I I \ ' A - I ~ ~, 11 ___ ) - - t I 11 191099 By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer ) - town's outstanding citizens. . ~ __ I . II . , / / V _1 - U 1 11111 - - V i2i -- 07 , .. ,, . 1.- i ~1 ~ : - group Sale - - . - __ - - I - - ~ __ " I i - sç 1 - ~ . 4, 1I* 4 '. L\- I , - .I 1. - / -1-'--.. Li - lik ... bouse of UItress -J Save ,0 Reg 69 99 Sale 59 99 3Q single button cuff White Plus blue pr. or naturat sizes __ ----- _,uuI44 pointed collar Placket front 't, ., I Nk - -_ - -- - . t _ _____ - __ - - - _:.~ I.t A --_110 , ~V: I . . __ I - - _1__, -1_~AAJ -- ___ - 7 '- - - - .' W_ -A ,.' -- I. .9, . - I- -'... .. _-_ - M 0! 4. .7^- . ~ ( " % I-" -. iaugnter . - t. . alWA - ri - ' e - Ewc% - o '. I ~ -_ . . _ _ _ -_1-* - 7 - ---I -- al~ rea By BOB LLOYD A second siaspect in the case larceny when the auto over- I -1 P~ state prison irunate and rob- after a burglary at Fred Ray Howard Hale, 32, of MaMar4 bery trial of a Sanford man top Teletron1cs at DeBary Craig grand Larceny of a camera at the docket of criminal cases David Sn)der was killed when the Central Florida Zoo Hale, Z. ____________________ scheduled for trial next week he was ftown from the car as it an anirria.11 keeper, was arrested before Circuit Court Judge Joe rolled four times after skidding on the grand larceny charge by . ___ -_ I ----A CowartJr 37lIeetandstrlkingahlghway asherlfrsdetectivewhowasat . _____________ ____ r 1 ___________________ . the zoo invesUgating the thieft of -~.. r-iff year-old Orlando man serving a : 0.. i Authorities said William a number of exotic birds. The --.W - '. or j"M ; - , I I -year theft was reported to the officer .12 -1 -,f V, % . __ accused of manslaughter in the prison term for a burglary during his probe of the bird - ... Dcc 1974 death of his 18-year conviction theft. He recognized Hale as a ___________________________________ old brother, Craig David McClarien1 19, 11M suspectina motel burglary and Carl W q' Sn}der, on Interstate Four at Pecan Ave. , Sanford, is also arrested him in that case F! ' i 1" ________________ _ m __ & U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford. scheduled for trial for the OcL -Delia Ann Smith, 23, 612% 4 I ,,, . 1 . 12 armed robbery Cypress Ave., Sanford, is accDocuments filed with the Amoco Service Station, U.S. 17. cused of aggravated assault in new Osteen &ldge, cut of Sanford, Is progrtulng van, carrying 11 persons, allegedly was struck from behind by BRIDGE WORK .- Ab". 91 nnd I-o-ke Mary Boulevard, the Oct. 24 woun"P. of rapidly and Is reportedly right an schedule. Pictured above are truek and crashed Uuv.ugh the wooden guardrad and Into the court by Wale Att, thar. Williin Sn1or! C\1ndle Ann- .r with K 11w new approaches to the new structure (right) where pilings murky waters below. The new bridge is scheduled for completion Herring alle PDf DccMit GrantSnyderwasthedrlverof men held up an atpistol Two hivebeendr1venfntotbeSLJohiR1ver$nhoIdthevpan.Onthe earlynextyear (IleraldPhotobyBUl',1ncentJr an auto fleeing or escaping tendantandtledhimwithwire righttstheoldstrurture.Flvepersonsdledonoct.11,lsl4whena -JohnMlchaelHagan,18,no from a burglary and grand in a storeroom, po lice re ported local address, is charged with breaklngandenteringavehlcle andgrandlarcenyofa citizen's For Firs t Half Of Fiscal Year band rdio ___________________________________________________ Reuben L. Yourk, 44-yearold Winston Salem, N.C. farm _ 1 -_____. - - 7._7 - Z -__... _! ..I 1. - r -, 1 - - _. = I I~ . . .--.- - - _~__ -, - - _ 4 _;_ -1 ______________________ - _ r-17i r -^r -7:.- , i4 % - .- . -_ 1"'... . -~ -, I .- - ! -X . I1 - ____ _,. -_ MM-1 __ -- ---'I[___ - - z_ ---,-,---_- --` - - ____ i - r. , a -1 ____ , I - Az~4 - . - . ~ 1%. s . I" 7%;9~~ , ".".X I -,~ - i -_ 0 _ I . .- P46014, . I, Lz_ - - - "- - - - -_ __1 - -1. -_ _- --- -_ - - - -:------ -- - I i _- _. - J - .--- _. - i - - - --, -; - - -- I -- . - -_ __ .-_ ___ - - _: . - '' g..2t99 ' "cream freezer izes 6 mos. A 10.39 $ 9% , .,- , Reg 12 - _____ i I I. At '% .0- I - - - _%7_^ __ 14 4 MerryChrist as 0 &;_- , ..-. '1 f% I y 11 99 Sili 59 99 Girls 20 Wild Fjb'er bike Thick, padded motocross seat With daisy decal Black frame, strives Easy to assemble 24.99 - electnic gr4dle server - children in Seminole County funds are allocated Kwiatkowski said ,- I personally believe in the Earlier this year the com,- who are eligible for a program but do not have one because program and would be In fa vor mission turned down a $50,000 request from the Central of lack of abilit) to pa). support the concept of sub- of helping them out some wa Last week Mrs Phoebe sidized day care In this county, butnottothetuneof$50,000, we Florida Coord inated Child Care Carpenter, a day care adbut commissioners indicated a don't have it, but I would be In Center. i minLstrator, met with local fficials to launch a drive to Three Seminole County Commissioners t oday said they Evening Skate 11111111 oards Around The Clock I ... Bridge 10 a.m. to 10 P.M. Calendar Comics Editorial [)car Abby i it I - AL _______________________________ -- I "CHARGE lir' at Sanford Plaza Penney s. Open Friday and Saturday 10 - - Sunda -_- ] T -. - --- - y . O 5:3O — am, t - - 4-A I Dr. I.Amb llores-oope ,S-B Hospital $-A S-H Obituaries _ I S-B ....... ...5-H .... . S-A S-A ~ - : . __ z - -'__ -_ I -_ ' - - - --- 7 I4 _ - - - ,,.-,.--i--_,_-t,__. =M fi - ; ;; j,-, - I—" I :L,,iiiiiiiiiiiii,ii:i,,,ii,,;,i &-A - said the county will lose $337,000 in state and federal matching For - Women 9-A Thursday's high 78. Overnight low 57. Ixwal early morning fog. Otherwise partl) cloudy through Saturday.Hig hs Variable tonight In the upper 4k and lower ' hinds winds 5 to 10 Details and tides are on Page S-A. 'a --%% - -_ _. I ,A L -_ - -1 ,7i - - ft \ - AVOR A * . 1 :!,~4 ------- =—.E-- - I . L. 11:4 r . ( - .i1 • _________________ ..' I - - -- - t' -_ Z---------- - '- -- -- = T, - * - - . 1 t _ -_ __ - , / - _ -_~_- I ___________ - "_' .. !Wv~L _Ni :!.tt;ol.,k--.-'---c-.:.,-g,.-''**: , : - __ , 41- - .. Ti- - it -'- - I - _j1 - ' - - - , !% . Monday to cast absentee ballots for the Tuesday's city election where voters will select a facilities for their children, give up their jobs and go on welfare mayor and two councilmen. City Clerk Mary Norton 00 it rather than leave sinai children at home unattended GROUPS DONATE FOOD BASKETS Sheriff John Polk and Tri-County Roadrunners, Queen Boaak Snow letater) are shown with memher% of the Tri-Caunty CB radio club and Seminole County REACT 211411, who donated Mill worth of groceries to be distributed to Thanksgiving baskets for needy hanilles In the area. -* - = — .___-, --,__:,_-_ ;;X -~:--7-__~Vt- . __i7Y _ W~ __. _-1" L_-_1___i__ .-! ._-'T~:M,-__yi.___-;*,_----:i-T-__-_- I ~- ! — turn out to vote in the election. Dick WiMarm both favor the One voting machine will be concept of the program. "It is a good Program. bu available at the fire hall municiphl building polling look at the budget," commented Hattaviiny. place at 102 North Moss lid. Th ieves Get Stereo, Home Gets Flooded By BOB LLOYD Ms. Buyna listed item missing after the burglary as a ilun HeraW Staff Writer Burglars took item valued at $120 frorn an Altamonte Sprinps residence but left a wake of 11,000 damage after puncturing a water bed, sheriff's depuUes reported today. Sher Hit's depuUes and police today were invesfigating vehicle .___ ,"_ - - . - .I . . __ .- _- -_=- -- _ - _ ' iiii r - - - -_ - _ -- ________________-__- -______________- _-_ -- - - 1:: - burglaries in wNch radio eqWpment was taken. according to retx,irts. "There's no doubt that it's a Poll officials include: Mrs Deputy Donald McCormick said the damages occurred when Sanford police said Charles D. Miller, 117 Club Road Norton, clerk, and Helen Green, very worthy program, but we a water bed at the 403 Fordham Drive residence of Kathleen L. reported a $200 citizens band radio with telephone-type handset Imise Owens, Norma I.Ang arid need to look And 3"w hat the Buyna was destroyed and the water flooded two rooms and a was taken from a pickup truck at his residence. hallway. (Continued On Page 3-A) Ruth Mewes, Inspectors. I Couthmed On Page 3-A I - - - - - -I ! !: ~ pm. -__- ~ J — '•' _~, ,-'-t .i '1 F' --1 .=- -"` V . - _ , ! - ,,, J , I $12,ODO is not found soon, she A $140 donation will take care of a child for a year," Mu Carpenter said She appealed (For Prof lies On Candidates, to local businesses for con tnbutions, because avaILable See Page Z A) City day care frees working iwn SPRINGS mothers electors have until p - ________ t ; .1 - -: .-' -, - - - '~)Ij7 . 0 4-A , Ea. -II n Elect III 1r1 iici teIebiou L .ipptarsin the ',unda) Edition of The Fb Herald The reader will find It easier to read and easier to find the desired program (hannel numbers stand out and program highlights appear with the listing The TV log appears In The Seminole Magazine In Sunil I ning Hi r iki ctartin in l'dgi 6-f) 99 - / - S A _-_ -I _- - , - 1 11111, - - - - • Inside Sunday Sale prices effective thru Sun, Nov 30 Rig 2999 Crr - $ - I 7:= . __ ) ____________________________________ _.r I-~f.! t. ; , I Herald SWI Writer '1 ave Open Friday and Saturday from - -..& . --, '. I - - 4_. , S non shc COIQ surface AUIO.'naIIC thermostat Qrelse trough Sale prices effective thri, Sun • Nov 30 ---_T - I The money was to be used to long, hard look will have to be favor of some minor match," Harry provide day Care for some 2,000 given the budget before any Commissioner By ED PRICKE17 , - , liner Heavy duty motor Handle EarlyAnncan accents It blue -- Gap -- 1 ~! ~ 7i :t~ ' qp_~;ff,,-,- --..2 , . ~r - plastic ; --_ -_ Sale oNaWng property by woirthlew check In connection wiffi a Ornin s - - -_ ' Your choice Re While. pink and ' )r s In rea. 11".. . Drive Launc ed To End Fund i __ .JOWttOqn S COL _ i ns Day Care Aid To Await Scrutiny . Reg. 39.99. JCPe-. ey 10-speed stand mi xer Has I and 3 qt ctaintess steel miur-" • - - - -:--- I -1 1) ,r I Infants tights. 'I 9 - ' turn up collar and "Sl S, M L /7* - .. -7, . - .rl L I _____________________ --.;:- h irnnr 3 . ' ____________________ ) - _1i_:W~" "WV S-41111 I ft" X - - .1 . . $3,880 check given a local tractor dealer on May24 v Second quarter re Auto-Train Corporation Fresident Eugene compared to revenues of $13,159 270 in the enues for fiscal 1976 significant, continuing cost efficiencIes ' Auto-Train Corporation, listed Kerik Garfield announced today that first ha lf of fiscal 1975, which resulted in net totaled $6,515,910 resulting in (unaudited) net In commenting on the substantial increase American Stock Exchange, carries John Bollhorst, 18, operatiom for the first half of ft%cal 1976, earnings of tM,010 or S.04 per share before earnings of 1201,919 or $.13 per share as in the first six months earnings relaUve to the passengers and their automobiles aboard the Orlando, faces trial on charges which ended Oct 31, resulted in a very sub- extraordinary Item ($l,010 or $ o7 per share compared to revenues of $6,5ft3,740 In the comparable period last year, Garfield stated same luxury train between Sanf ord and of breaking and entering with stanUal increase in net earnings on a slight after giving effect to a net operating loss second quarter of last year, which resulted in that he antic!pates the company's achieving Imt,on, Va., and between Sanford and Intent to conunit a felony and increase in revenues as compared to the same carr> forward of $50,000 or $ 03 per share) a net loss of (43,443) or ($ 09) per share for significantly higher earnings for the second Louisville, Ky larceny of a firearm period Last year. Prelax earnings of $820,441 for the period that quarter ball of the fiscal year which historically has The company began ser vice Dec 6, 1971 — Philip I Bishop, 27, G4 Garfield said, "T'he results of the first half generated stronger traffic volume to and and has carried more than 350,000 Hiawatha, Sanford, is accused Revenues for the fi.rst half of fiscal 1976 include $134,622 of credits a&Wfated with the totaled $13,619,372 resulting in (unaudited) Compan)'s adults of prior period's railroad ofthefiscal year reflect the continued strong (rom Florida during the peak winter and automobiles and nearly one million of grand larceny of a Lawn demand for 'auto-train" service and spring seasons net earnings of $620,687 or $41 per share, as charges passengers since then mower at Forest City. 20 Wildfire r h Offl( h - ri(1 ., ,_,!~s E ,-isy !o as~er " mblo ---- - -_ -- 3a99 / I _~a b, ke Has molocross styling. coaster brake and st ee l rat trap pedals Comes with flat 4,iiIlll~ and s*nglebunoncun Assorted Ofl blankets, =20~ - - I j xl . rederelopment. The DDC program, which goes much farther than a cosmetic "facelift," includes a training program for metchants and other professionals; a recruiting campaign to draw viable businesses to Sanford; and a remodeling project designed to restore the Victorian architecture of the CBD. - - '4- )_ - 11-._*-_ - RM Me= .. -11 —f i 1 0 .omenslongsieevpsnr c:J - I - - Auto=Train Re - '\J - Natural, sizes 0cotton _____ , - - .- Z v%r-- ~ _. - ` I --.-=- .1 .-_ _Ii,4:~-_-,~ ~~_ I _lc_ .-. -' \ Reg. 39.99. JCPenney Has 2 heating ranges for baking and broi:,, ~ Thermostat , 4o99 N TV * swell of support for the DDC program, which will be presented to local business leaders on Dec. 1, at a meeting at the Sanford Civic Center. At the meeting, businessmen will be asked by the DDC executives to form a non-profit corporation, with a first-year budget of M,000, to coordinate and implement the - ; -. Sale prices effecttvt j Sale - !ors S M XL ilto oen broiler i u n!o r smi ,-.c k :~,o p_iyestef I- 1idlgiflS Chousi' 'rjrn popular faU -- _ . 411. fEdr"1' ) '.' Reg 3699 JCPenne, 5.-gi non-stick slow cooker/fryer with removable crock 3 .,,,.J _, adjustable strap A tC~ *i!'l it-e4ity-CuTir Pppt lkhi,ch co,rvref-% d to a 6&a 15-3 . • -- . = - 2. _1~t_ - Your choice 29 99 F. _____________ - Special A _____ 32 to 3-3 i . — __ 1. I ;' 799 Full reg. 999 Sale 799 - -X-h_:,~~fva -fi-r=- __ '- , 4.,99 i - 6 , 39 . I ___. - ______ / Rig $13. Fas 20% - regular cooker. slow cooker and deop fryer Ladies 10e40 ________ cave - -T4-11t__ _7-i-4: . I 1. - kku:7- ___ ____ 1 i_e-_____fn _w Z. coats and jackets 1-- ~, - : passengers s 1 ngIng exhuberantly, It not melodiously. The revelers distributed hats, balloons and noisemakers and Miss Jacobson commented that "everyone was very successful at being sill y." The "unblrthday party" was the latest in a series ef events staged to generate a ground- _. .. -11 I I . : - ,41~, ~~U;__ 7.88 _-'3~1 - - __ - , 1 .It - f i- 20% off , - --1 ___ ; Tr \ I 1 Sale - IA coats, of ' :,.- ,A ,." IM, 3.20 afee I _. -- - 116f styles Choose 'ron bLack biown n, tan bnck and others - - a Sale prices IfQCt' th - F I at) and t F! i i- = gown of brushed winterweight acetatelnylon Pink blue maize or iyor', S MI i,l handbags -_ - -Ir %--. 6 y ;p":r le / ." * - If, ;O~ Reg S6, Fash!cn - - , I I. - - ___ t r.,, I ----_ C _~ .--. _____ -_ Im --------------------______i . . - - I - .. 7I - - - -:~M r ___---_t= ---_7-~ --__ _- ,41 , . • -1. I— k_ - Ir -," 431% -- - - 2 ; ;_ _ _ 1. I....- , V.Z . ----.--. --11 ~ -'_ i ~ _.. S - ,ctf-V-.`-_-0.., -:_1 " il.%I.A - -- _."-1 Reg $7 Winterweight - I pajama for misses. Brushed acetate/nylon in it maize or ivory ,M L I - . ________ 4 n Re $4 B for women Soft velour in nseo r white, szes S. Y L XL prices effective tt1ru Sun • Nov 30 % - --f!- sPt - . * 511100U . __. ..... -. I . . ~ - - OM . . A' fi an; tm;~ -1 .r . . -- I . The softest slinners I R U. w itil adjust,t°° straps some side poc ket Smooth grain polyurethane ir - -- . t I v ___ * it. ... _ tl.,~J. '. 'j, .&;_FfTk;__,X1\I It . .. Ff I Sale $4 I Sale 6,40 __ _.J~..\V_-,1,!A_p.A - ,.,., 4, , ~~,:__~ ___ - aie -,-/, off - I _--- . I',l Sa l e 112 1 2 Reg $15 Junior sweatshirt look Drawstring neck, pouch Pocket. solid colors Sale prices effective thru Sun. Nov. 30 ___________________ - ___ - .- __ 11 ____ - - ; '..=Z .. Sale 11,20 lounger with drawstring hood, pouch pocket Arnelw triacetate'nylon in multicolor '-- ~ Reg $7 Sal# 5.60 I .. __ _. 1 .__ I / _t ,i,_ s-,.: . . 1 ____ _ . 7 -15 - W~ . - gown of brushed acetate. nylon, floor length, In pink. i -iI _ k / t Sale 4,10 1u .1 i 20% ) d It, It . At noon on Wednesday, - 1 I . l in the Central District found themselves participating in an "unbirthday party," a DDC stunt that celebrated the "rebirth " of the city. Several vehicles carrying merchants, property owners, businessmen, and civic and goverrunental leaders rolled through the streets, with their a r--i of jackets // 6., . J I ! ~ shoppers Business "We want everytody supports the redevelopment program to come down and participate," Sara Jacobson DDC executive director, said, Scheduled for 11:45, the not- I , , . - k_ -- -- I I . 111 _ Select i ________ - / ir'< • -I $1 hopamii; - -----I - -. i- .-. Sanford, Florida 3277)—Price 10 Cents - - — - r rr g . -- I i 4. * /7 -! - In fact some of the demonstrators are likely to be the /1 -.,-; - / ?~ , ' I - - - ! __ so.spontaneous demonstration will featur e picket signs and banners ur ging support for the DDC program. Theoccasion,of course, is the cuLmination of a promotional campaign by the Downtown Development Council (DDC) that was designed to whip up support for the revitalization of the Central Business District (CBD). Humor has it that a massive demonstration will erupt In Downtown Sanford Saturday, and local police aren't expected to interfere, - I ti ! ,---- -, .. I I ;. I , /; ..I -, 1, , Two styles • Assorted colors • .Contrast stitching • SIZeS 10 18 -k fl 4t. - I . I 11 ay prsnts All 1OOolyester 36 to -- ( \ - - I — . -, - I . - ;I I - - 11 L. - I - In Downtown Sanford - 0 - ~~ r / I ---- -- C e, mcii Includes yoked jacket with rear bell. slightly flared / i --. — ---- I . I - I, II I ---- IEveniiigHeiaid , NI' s - -.--. ----- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1975; <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/1fa41caa0c0a8d0c020b91279d40ba85.pdf cec28293f0c6b0324b50af3563dd3499 PDF Text Text ----. - -_—.- - - - - B EETL E BAILE Y '1 OKAN Tuesday, ins Nov. 23, Answer to Pr e vious PutZI Wd Walker I %E- 4~ IT %AAT DOE4 7)4E 81C ) ALL rr ALL NAEAN IN __ EMPTY, I9 ILL IZE-LiGiON CgECK V-A T~4E AND WE WILL .r r_ GAME NVA4 ALL Ilk /;tL!i -' . ? 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IV -- - - H.th vulnerable South Well North Fail I & Pass 2 & ['ass 2 N -r Pass 4 N T Pass 5 ,% 1`1 is GlYT, Pam ilatis Pass Openinj d To. & tsh, 40 ~. ~I ;~ % - 40 .0" r,;. , S . ... , - 1 1 2- - ,, . , ev _ . 1 7 . . 4 ~ bu'l . Iiii, 4- k . .. . 49 W, . .- I - - - - - 4.) Santa Arriving IF ri a d I* I I I I .. . ............., /; 1 . 4. a , UI I , I I I I I 1..- _____ I • - ---------- • —i _____ I -- I' — I A ternoon to greteit his young friend.s. To further add to the holiday spirit the Sanford I'laza Merchants Assiociation has erected the familiar 35-foot gold Christmas tree. Most of the stores in the Plaza will be open 1-5 p.m. on Sundays until Christmas for the con. verJence of shappers. I _________ c I 4) _____ ly/ , 11-29- I --i-i-ity-to-i-N.-i-i-m~~ "Charge? Yes. Ma'am t .iWc .AT isv. PXM NW-OM AJW 10 MN6~ o A71*1 - . Around Th e Clock I Bridge Calendar Comirt Crossword F.ditnrlal Ik.ir 1tbby Dr. Lamb Iforoscope *da' s 1-2-H A .. . I -i - - - i I ~. I - I ~_ . f-A. P, ! ,,7 r I , ~ I WOOL V USE A U ! j, fl; .,-, I ) ~ p !I . -1 --- ,111 1 1 1 7 r i Ii I - m .i J I - 11. t 9 I I I " I I I - ~ - C-4~~-, K"41 I I . , 1.t J '."'- / ' I 1_ 11 411110 I I -- ________________________ By liii I (tiRRII Iferal0lanaging FAIllor 6-A It Tu-sday's high 63. Overnight low 37. Slosils- sunny today and to partly cloudy Thursday. A 11111 911111 chance of thowers Thurs. . armer n the to% lip mid 70s today and mid to upper 70s Thursday. Lows fordght mostly In the mid w it' d icia Is President Gerald Ford doesn't stand much of a chance he the Republican Party's presidential nominee in 1976 if a recent poll conducted by the u e i ion o OUfl' Republicans (YR) is indicative of the thinking of nominating convention delegates. aken during the afternoon 'and southerly statewide executive meeting of tonight. Rain probability 20 per the YR in Clearwater last weekend, reveals that Ronald cent Thursday. Details and tides are on Page Reagan, former governor of California and one-time movie 5-A. ~ Pierce flew to Tallahaasee on Oct. 9. Cleveland, a Sanford , , # attorney, Was hired by the "' I ,00' commission on Freeman's recommendation. The cornmission at regular meeting TOM FREEMAN approved plane tickets for ee saw nothing wrong the trip ' v'A KIMBROUGII trip "i accompanied I th Uti i W,' A I . Mr. - - ".Or____7__ 1 1 1 11111,01"1111' - "PI 1~~ "-S .. . - . -- - -~ / / ;•. -. I %. .V -..-I "r / -1 0 •\ ' V511 -' -..' ... '; : - - ., I J t- _." 1 . . ,` ,. :1 it - it I 4i 7T I - PNvff ' I - - - -- - - -- -- - --- -a-- - - - -=-------= --- --- r=--=u--- --:_.:---=--'=- '.--- --- - - - -=-- --- -- -- - _ ---- - ------ - --== - ---- -- =--- -- --- -- - .- -- _==- ----=== ------ - - -=--- ---.-s-=-=--==- ----=-=---- -_— - - -=-- - -- =- -- ------;:______ ---- - -- ' I -- -- __ _ ----= - _ _-_ -7 i'; _-'_ r -- .",_-. 4, the office of City tanager WX "Pete" Knowlelil. by Commander Jack kaiser to Seminole Youth Ranch (SYR) in Winter Springs with SYR Director Jim Lynd and Meriff John Polk, advisory board member, accepting. (Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr i shire prunary, 5116 per cent of those attending the meeting picked Reagan and 4418 per cent went along with Ford. Vice Nelson President Rockefeller polled 2.33 per cent of the vote and a like number sho%ed no preference. said he was doing an "excellent" job. voting In comparison, the delegates to the meeting rated Reagan's performance while governor of '-. - -`,:14__.A, -__ 0n the question ,,flow do y OU rate the job done by President Ford to date?" 53.49 per cent Job while 30.23 formance as "good." Another 11-63 per cent said they felt Ford's rating was "poor" and 4.65 per cent said it was -,urv. satisfactory." No,e of those "- - -_-_- - - -- -- .- = _-_-=- =-- -_- ----_ ------- ----- --- - -- -----==-__ - ---- -= an one-third caine it was his philosophy. another one.tMrd his record while in public office and the balance indicating reasons. elections while only 1628 per cent said they would not. The balance of those polled said either 'maybe' or offered .110 opinion. Folliwing Watergate and the disclosures that led to former President Richard Nixon's resignation more than a year ago. many Young people said It was unanimous that all would unite behind the nominee. no matter % ho wins Too, 83.72 per ctnt of those voting said the Republican presidential primary would in future political battles. entire Republican Party. However. 74.42 per cent of the Young Republicans attendintgthe conclave said they would becomeirisolved in the primary =-_ -- . - - - - - - -= .- , Ii~~'_'--_._ -_~ -7-r Nearly 75 per cent of those greatest advantage in his at. tempt to be elected next year is the fact that he is the In,, cumbent. Reagan's greatest advantage was nearly split down the middle with about !. -T'.'i r - - --- - _- __ - - City Hall will be open duri' ag regular hours Frida y. "" while the balance of 37.21 per cent d he had done a '-good" job. '- .~z ~ " I -Y,- ~j Re ubl' ' i cans Favor When it came to picking a front-runner in the Florida a whopping 90.70 per cent we~t along with Reagan while Ford polled a small 5 per cent. When polled as to who they felt would win the New hump- - -, --.- cent of -- , , P I A check for $No donated by Seminole Chapter 30 of the DissWed American Veterans, wn prewaW Reagan captured 76.74 per the votes cast as posed to 13.95 per cent for Ford. Other candidatN received 2.33 per cent of the votes and 6.98 ca e no t pi eference. -=-==-: ' L Sanford City hail will be (lOsed Thursday — Thanksgl% lag Day - but the public works, police .. ....... • The restilts of the poll were released by State Chatirman Ed Ilaviti of Eustis - --r-- H'-. , it star, Is nearly a 77 per cent favorite for the presidential nomination I '- - ! 1~-J a.___f &..$ 0 .- I 1. You - .. . . >b "IF AIDED BY DAV -;. -'... Thursday and Friday, but will reopen at regular hour on Monday, according to theofficeof Superintendent - '~o::. \2 . \.. •; '. '\\. ,,' \. - 1 '''. today .- .,q - - - I ! - .4. ,.I -.-..,. . . .., -Z " .. ,_.411_. ,(...:.:_.._.:::' . ,-~Z~ _iFTITI ~_CiMo, - , public school children and I,5 teachers will h.a%e a four-day Thanksi%ing •... r , k .. : ' mr, i Off . Iftift. i ~_ I _.91I j Ut-5 r n: Z~_ ~,~ W - _~ . Schools ices Closed 3_;M_~ , __M91L ' -_ -~:_ -!,F- ,_ , / i Citizens aLw have complained about paying higher bills than those paid by city residents, Commission Chairnm Mike Hattaway has __I_~ ead 1-1 1 k theSem nole Delegati on But legislators have rephed that it would be almost impossible to get legislation passed that would Permit Florida's Public Service CanmLssion (PSC) to regulate the - price for utility services within cities. Under present law, only a city is allowed to set utility prices within city limits. Numerous complaints have been f1led with the county concerning higher bills and now the not.ims. Casselberry officials have defended the higherpriced bills for non-city residents, while some legislators and others have branded the practice taxation without representation. cut off water, we're legal blems." Dale said Lane told him problems of the nature Kimbrough desuibed are not part of the "regular procedure" In the city's billing process. Dale -mid he is preparing a memo to lUmbrough outlining Lane's statements, The complaints were from citizens in the Eastbrook Subdivi3ion. These residerlb live in the service area in what was General Waterworks before the city purchased the system earber this ' ~ I separate bus line in lieu of using program is begun and the collection problems 4 A school buses Carl Fairley, another -initiation of an annual 4-C t y wid by coun e advisor y rn5-A review of all courtesy busing in* member, ,aid 4-C committee. Board member Pat TeLson, preliminary results o a r•ecent 4-C (Continued On Page! A) 4-A who was instrumental In for 6-A 4-C 4-C Women 7 4M9/..MCs £k'I6/... XW, mwcv/... Az~%, I . Rhwl- WA166,11'... ff : Courtes) busing Is tran nIng the ad hoc busing cornsportation for ipiLs who live mittee,saldshe,Barnett,o*-Dr. ittunatuo-mlleradlusof their Stewart Abel, a member of the Four alternatives to costly school for which no state funds countywide advisory corn. cour tesy busing of pupils who are received. mittee, will present the lhe less than tc, miles from Barnett outlined the four recommended alternatives to school were drafted Tuesday alternatives to the present the board afternoon by a special corn- courtesy busing: Roger Harris, assistant mittee appointed b the —Courtesy or convenience superintendent for finance, said Seminole County School Board. busing which is paid for by the the "implementation scares me The eIght-member, ad hoc participating parents on a free to death, referring to any committee, chaired by Dick or reduced coct basis similar to the first three recommended Barnett, principal of Lake the school lunch program alternatives. llrantley High School, wi I —Assertion of the respon Harris said the im present its recommendations to sibility of and working with plementation would mean the board at Its 7 30 pm '.arlous go%ernmnental agencies burden of the work would "fall meeting on Dec 3 i city and county) to remove back on the school center!" pupils hazards by building Committee members sidewalks or overpasses discussed the possible issuing of —A contract with corn courtesy busing tickets, If a free 1 ih 6 I I y Alternatives Pro ose For 'Courtesy ___________ • ,~ .,. -1. accompanied Cleveland andsat in on the hearing. Today ____ N If On the strength of Lvrnplaints from County Commissioner John Kimbrough, county officials have met with Ca&wlbeM- Utility Director John 1-ine over numerous complaints from citizens from citizens about billing problems. Bill Dale, the county's director of environmental services, said he met informally with Lane after Kimbrough Tuesday ordered a check into reports that citizens are told water will be cut off with only three or four days' notice. Kimbrough said the county should first contact Casselberry officials. And, if reports are true, "if - JOE ASKI RN Herald Staff %%rlter / 11 = By - ) The Christinas shoppi-fig season will officially open Friday at Sanford Plaza with the 3 p.m. arrival of Santa (laws by fire truck, complete with police escort &inta will have free balloons for the children and will be In Sanford Plaza each weekend and, during the week prior to Christmas, each af. JOHN .or .-"'. Taltabass" In the budget duel • by Dick Turn.r -..., 0 6 - Tom Freeman . By FE) PRICKFTI Herald Staff Writer I . I rebid South rebids two newspapor, P.0 Boir 489, notrump to show a bal -inced Radio City Station New York minimum N V 10019) -M% VA6-~ - - &IA6, o Putting the final touches on the 35 foot tall geld Christmas tree in Sanford Plaza parking lot in preparation for Santa's arrival Friday are Herman Heinle (left) of HIS Store, vice president of Sanford Plaza MerchanU, and Chds Elsea, manager of Penney's and member of the promotion 1 N ~_ - Casselberr Complaints Discussed it 1 . .-- — 1-k -.. on .t , . .. . :.. -4", I I I " 11 . . ~,, . ~ & .. ; . I Pit ,-iR .% I -it . ..-., A I i I ,..;Ih . I . 1--6 N-, 1. . I .11 , .O%AM 1 ~~, -, , " I - . , 107-'Jp' qml!; It^ 10 I Irk . . to - ..- ____ Kimbrough. who made the stopped" representing the his firm did the "leg.work" of "I'd like to see the ex. Cleveland to see if I could be of request to see the justification . county the sheriff's appeal. gathering information that .jmft planatlon for 13 hours for some use," Pierce said. For for the legal fees agreed the "We continued to represent went into the appeal. Preparation of the sheriff's specifics. however, Pierce I 10 .., tri p was Ju sfified if it was ~ ..." .I - I the county in the sheriff"s ap. According to Freeman, that's appeal," Commissioner Sid suggested Commissioners okayed by the commission or by ,-. ~" ~""-_ pcal and provided assistance to where thye- 13 hours of legal fees Vihlen Jr. said. Vihlen, might . 11'.0 "want to talk to Mr- a commissioner. But Kim. I co-counsel Mack Cleveland In comes in. .k" howe ver, said he "can ac- Freeman" trough, like William!, wanted flianY Though the commission hired bole research areas," count for nine hours" of legal 11,L -I&I Commimioner Dick Williams Freeman to specifically justify 'M Freeman said. Cleveland at $50 an hour to time paid Freeman's firm. . . - to said if "Mack iClevelandi 11 hours of legal feen. A 00:4 % , "" ,,r .% 1P J6 .- . I it4,L- i -, y .I . _1111111L ,r ,?.,_. '- Pierce confirmed he also charged the county for round. fare, for meals and Contacted at his Sanford Freeman said Cleveland, a office today, Freeman ex-former state senator, made themotel expenses for oneover with the night stay in Tallahassee. plained that his finn 'never formal presentation, but that . . I a I- -f . . -~ I- . -4. f_~ji, ~ " % * i , - - -1 . a" ,a iiiic, --- '1111111111111111111111- 41 ____ " ~, - -. hours of legal time -at $25 per hour. % V, - ip, V..'k, , - 11, I i,#. Just - land In many basic research areas " - - .. . I . . .. .. .. / ...4 .'14 totiv I . Our Canadian reader wanted to know what the . By Oswald & James Jaco by lwrts would do with this hand reader'sOur article answers him In Ifere is another cidentally. in playing the question hand. It presents roblems in both biding ani spades, declarer should cash a high spade first to see if there Play. The bidding in the box might be a singleton queen, shows how two experts might well bid the hand. For a co py 01 .JACOBY North re"rids two spades MODERN. send $I to- "Win - to C0 couneI Mack CleveCleve- , t) -.. . , , _* count) d requested it, or the board requested it, it's perfectly valid. " Williarru said the board last week appro,ved payment, but he said now commissioners ant to see the Justification .. . t seen 13 hour!i of work on the t O the count attorney," Williams said. -I'm not saying it isn't there, but I'd like to see what contribution he assistance firm wit1 13 said commissioners "need an explanation" why a Freeman ilow ; T' r * ",. law Commissioner John Kim. -, :_ . Ii ;. 4 ~ , . wkz.~ tio oy" V '.."~zV, .: .\- in the sheriff 's apI and provided - Fast. CARNIVAL 'WAIII./... _( continued to I - 9 pea s oil hours of leg'al sheriff': budget appeai — in appeal that was fought by Mack Cleveland Jr. I ~ J1'!,R A; one train R"/~ AXI)WI 94%6 / ~' __________ -. ~ ELAF 114W.0 -- - f,~, 'J ; .. ,._~1`1_"_~11 I 'A fs did v a. 4PT4. -11,111111111 The play for six notrump good South has to tr) Ji the spade finesse and it loses Then the hand depends on a successful club finesse It is normal to cash durnmy's king of clubs first whereupon it is necessary to finesse against He holds the club queen and South has his 12 tricks a -' I iI I ~ I . by - i I f . .J . . " I 11. - -, 7 - . ' % 'W ;i; / likes his holding Needless to sa~.. South likes his three aces and two jacks and show the aces, whereupon North .settles 41 I . '> .,n ".. I — £/.%/... '.. RICRAIV6, Mt*! I I N_ charged the a' . '.. - I J 4 1) - • I' .rA . ashamed of his hand. ____________________ ; WHO 6) .* A * - I ~Z~ 1- , , I TeItIsion f : explain wh) his on W6i.R!.. 9 needed some help and represent the county Seminole County Corn AI Sports I _-1 N I .I !. 1;. ' ____________________ -'--- 6vLi55 - - - __________________________________________ - e n e 11 . vie ,,w - i4' - I woo . t in . to STOP SAYIIII Ca 11" ^ , , .~ , a Ch ' 1 0. - ~ ;kk '-' l ________ , L -.4 A _11i : 6 1 1. .. k*. . I %. *O;Ap. , - ~, , , i 1. , I _Jr, , V_ ,. ~Jr %. -'L! . , North's jump to four notrurnp Is lllaekuood or dinary circles. Sorne exiwiris play ~t as optional Blackwood 8 A 65 A 93 wingers '-1 _________ ' .. HEY- 0 CHAI~,-,F TPZIR 0 I 1' tr ST/vLO FOR DINNER ! 0 -. ,V :1 I j 4: , b i. Fees S ___________________ "a'. BRIDGE AT SORTII -' the laxative habit I recently went to the 40th 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2-1, Irritable or Spastic anniversary reunion of my class and ran into one women who had participated in thatcrazybout.Shewasnow a this newspaper, P.O.B-ozlSSi, plump, gray-haired grand. Radio City Station, New York, mother. I asked her If she had NY 10019. Include a long, had any breast problems She stamped, self addressed en laughed and said that they had been sore as boils for weeks That issue will Include after the fight, but that both she formation on the of and her rival had perienced any trouble. chemica laxatives, if used for a [low can they have avoided prolonged time will cause bowel problems rather than breast cancer. cure them. II you need a DEAR READER — The laxative you should be using a answer is very simple Breast t,ulk expander laxatIve cancer is not caused by As The Health Lietter points physical injury such us from a blow, pinching or in any other out,youcanget bulk and should known way. There have been get It from eating the right anlmalstudlesdonetolook i nto foods That means whole this point, and there is no cereals that include the husk or bran of the wheat or whole oats, correlation and using real whole wheat I must add that you took a " ' 14 bread instead of bakery chance In rem nding that grandmother about her youth products (bread, rolls, sweets) that are made with white flour ful escapades. I have found e (ti some of m collea 'ties have aflU conveniently forgotten some of You will need more than a their college day virtuoso diet, though, and that Is why performances and are em- you need The Health Letter, It barr.issed if I mention them is important the So, if you are ble&wd with a rvflexes that affect norma good memory. it is a good Idea bowel movement and to have to use it sparingly, or so I have the right routine and nuid in. " I ' "4 I " ) L Freem n eli, l"N' 11Y ED l'RIcKErr HeraldSt.aff Writer - DEAR READER - You can slugged each other's chest.s. Laterwhentheflghtendedbothget a program with the general nes how to train your girls breasts were cut, red and RICH! RICH'1iCI-1!' WAIT TILL HE FINDS - , r -- ..' - I f - - [:~~_~_ -i I - 2.S Pf-k4 I -71m FL - - ~~ .~ ~ ., -. I " -, - (.;~~ IA RIC-1 T ____ - 1, , , --. 11 OIL!! I'VE STRLK-K 01 ry -I . - J I is I - / I tit - - :.-_ I '? . / c_ . - • . I -. .-• - Over 40 years ago I went to a fraternity "Stag Show." ne main event was a "topless boxing bout" bet e year-old h always been bothered with start they avoided striking other's chests, but either on constipation and purpose or accidentally one Of taking a laxative for I a m 63 years of ded lid hi the girls age. Do you Wnk you could r ,,va S e t cas. give me a diet that I could use It was almost a knock-out, the and not need the laxative any struck fighter crumbled to the more' I am also overweight , mat screaming in pain. She was about 30 pounds. up before the ten count. Both I i I; - . % . A !~ ___N____,-_ NA...' T).4E CHES AN Ot_C) CRAB' T . W. - am In mind, I breast like would like to ask a question Chic Young 'f - Dr. . _-~ .: Explanation Gives ______________________________________________________________________________ .i;14- _14MIOVO~hf. - .. - Injuries NoCause Breast Cancer / I .. I 1 I 11, 111111.11 and 111111 11111111' 1 -J -1 Nov.21,1975 Of % . 4 I 411yo- 11-2 - I 'NE OF THE FIRST THINGS DAD TAUGHT NiE %VAS TO DELEGATE MF,K.' — ____ .ty v I - - Attorney i . ., 1. . , )... -' - - 41'.. . '. ,. .. I . . I." .~ IV . ..-1 . . 1. .. ,.1' Y, %:"4 . ,~ " ~~,#, % ` I , : I Keep faith with one who has during the coming year, but you placed her confidence in you. if need people to help you along. shewantedotherstoknow, she Joinclubsorgroupswhereyou ) would have told them hee. can make valuable contacts. WI THOSE PRODIXTION ~ - you today. Your intuition Is trying to tell you sometWng. I I [iL BUGS BUNNY treat 1 - i - - — 56 L - __ , 4 ~~ 1 V : 4 1~1~'.I ,., , i4~, ..4 49 150 51 52 - — / 40 - __ 3277) — Price 10 Cents Florida -. 20 — 83 — Wednesday, November 26, 1975 - A Avoid putting too much stock in - j7 19 -. promises made by others today, 19) Don't be embarrassed to especially a female friend who ask questions today if you're Involved In something you feel . has broken her word before. should know, but still don't ' you CANCER (June 21-July fl) Understand. Some Information passed on to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9 you today by a co-worker may not be complet ely valid Check You're not likely to be as careful as you should be today i things out first-hand. in the way you handle things LEO (July 23-Aug fl) ThiS is that be long to others Try not to another of those days when borrow. your charge car may PISCES (Feb. 2(-March 20 real tx-ating becau.se of tnipul.s,e Don't let others do your spending. Buy only what you thinking for you. They aren't need. likely to have your best in. , te ta at heart Be our - 14 16 — - knowing full well its chances of likely success are nil. GEMINI (Stay 21-June 20) l.4lck is 8 9 10 11 - I _______________ — an — I Year No 1111eiziIiii Sanford, oductivity. of 47 Thought lFir I 49 Not 'ouch 2 eve4 51 Story 21 Simple 52 Gufdo s 29 Ogle high 30 Wild buffalo of India notes 31 Partner of bills 54 Dog's tool t),. tia4san 32 Being IL,v:n) 34 F L ,%h % it" 4, JXJ)P11f 1 th t 43 Mislays 44 Season, fiq 45 Asseverate Stream Tennis form 13 - finial Ean 5 6 18 ____ _______________________ _____________ 15 ------J zesem TrwrnVJ iper 22 Fleel 23 Erect 25 68 SCORPlO2#Nov Th ARIFS (March 21-April a Be careful what you lend to a Y somewhat of 19) lazybones today. it will take friend today. She is not likely ex ra effort to norm at your treat your possessions with the same respect you do. pr usual level pril USOA YO Don't bet sight unseen. The cards are sometWng stacked against you a bit. Lady to your own common sense, 'r I soot DOWN 12 "~~ 11 ~ ~ ________ ____ WI) I — '%rIltlIuJ' ' m I —— — _________ 0 *I,--" 1975 For WednesdaY. November 26 N 60 =1 61 Had F 2 - ___ __ - . 1, - l0I'okq,?%J.Ik#. , ? -CHIME ' . to t" 11AA 11/y y ;i - jr seaport 28 Supplant 33 P igeon 3 Maids name 34 Candlenul tree I Equal 35 Love god 5 Hospital 36 At all times *other .17 Gibbon 6 Before 38 Son of Seth 7 Oiler 10ib ) 8 Poet 39 Renoy'lle(I 9 Getaint s wife .11 [Apurigii? . — — by Art - -Sansom 1 ICHIMIF L.PIME7"' 1115. .1- : - —- - __ ;:'°' _____ §_L 14 18 - HORO A A N 0 N __ 54 Dance sit-[) 56 Ellipsoida; 57 Unaspiralv(I I? Ceremony YJ&I IF T -4P4 t 42 Florid,i city al - - ACROSS -- :n B lAX_Q ___ - - - - - ___ OiIER 7i f -...'"." 11 - - es— Evening Herald. Sanford, FL - - - --. -=_-, == - - -= --- = - ---- - =-_ - - =- AiJi ft~ - .- ~ -~ I . - : i - - .- -_ - - - - - - - --; __--:-_---_- __ - __ - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1 915 Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. Oviedo Drug Arrest I o IN BRIEF '(I Brush Fires Threaten — Fierce c I . •( 1 -., Bevis Calls Telephone By BOB LLOYD Herald Stalf Writer r 'z: A forme r Oviedo police officer and two other Oviedo men I / .. V . ' jailed Monday on drug charges J .t // have been released from county -. . ,> jail after posting bonds. ii,-', Arth ur James Barkley, 25, - ..-£AIII • '. wno resignea nis Police position I I 15 months ago, posted $2,000 caps and one armed with a Longwood Route One, reported t , bond on charges of possession revolver, entered the store at 10 a $280 amateur radio tran, -. I .. of controlled substance, p.m. announcing, "This Is a sceiver and antenna were ______ possession of a concealed holdup" and demanding money stolen from an auto in a parking lot at Seminole firearm and two counts of from two cash registers. 4 Sanford police today were College. delivery of a controlled sub% stance. looking for vandals who used Deputy F.M. Stewart Released on $2,000 bond on red spray pa int to write obscene reported burglars broke Into two counts of delive ry of con- words on a chur ch building and the Las Vegas Club, Overla nd 1 trotted substance was Andrew to coat mirrors and windows of Road at the western tip of Seminole County and took Lee White, 22. a school bus. _____ Patrolman Steven D. Harrlett approximately $90 In change Thomas Fulton Wilson, 28, / posted $1,500 bo nd on a charge reported obscenities were from four vending machines. of delivery of controlled su Sheriff's detectives today sprayed on exte ri or walls at the stance. Church were investigating the reported First Baptist ' The trio was arrested Mon. educational building, 519 Park theft of a $500 central air day night by state and county Ave. conditioning unit from the 2086 agents and Ovkdo police In Officers also reported red Sussex Road residence of Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis members (from left) Cliff Miller, John connection with a two-month spray paint was used on the Marilyn P. Thurlow. CLUB SPONSORS Fuller and Larry Sinclair recently escorted youngsters from undercover investigation of side, windshield, license tag, Ms. Susan M. Schwarzrock, Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center, Altamonte Springs, on a illegal drug sales In the Oviedo windows and mirrors of a 2230 Winnebago Trail, Fern trip to Central Florida Zoo. Shown with Kiwanlaris and teachers, area. Police said more arrests county school bus parked at Park, reported 1200 In VISIT TO ZOO tools Norma Flanders and Cheryl Williams, are three of the pupils — are expected as the probe Myrtle Ave. and Fourth St. were stolen from a garage at Larry IA'WIS, Glenn Shank, and Dully Charkton. (Herald Photo continues. George McDaniel, that address, L. by Bill Vincent Jr.) Two additional charges have been lodged against anOrlando man arrested by Sheriff's U. R.C. Parker early Tuesday at Fern Park on charges of carrying a concealed firearm and possession of burglary tools. David Lee Kimes, 26, was released from county Jail on $1,500 bond alter additional (Continued from Page 1-A) Mrs. Telson and Dr. Abel said $68,358.42 a year now, using the charges of possession of a $ to administer a paid courtesy $28.19 individual pupil cost firearm by a convicted felon survey show that "none are In busing program would cost figure. and buying, receiving and favor of fee busing without a "almost as much as the cost of He said Superior Student concealing stolen property WASHINGTON (AP) —Authorities say charges against plan to get rid of the hazards", busing," or about $60 per year Transportation, Orlando, has were made. antiwar activist Philip Berrigan have been dismissed He said the people want, in- per pupil, because of the offered to provide courtesy Sheriff's deputies said a pistol because a British embassy employe who witnessed the stead, State legislative action to collection system Involved, busing service at an $80 per found with the suspect when he spraying of red paint on embassy grounds refused to make municipal govenment.s Multiplying this cost times student per year cost. was arrested near a drug store waive diplomatic immunity to testify in the case against provide sidewalks and over- the 2,486 pupils currently being Wright said the current was determined to have been the former Roman Catholic priest and two other men. passes where warranted. Sal courtesy bused In Seminole transportation budget is stolen Nov. 3, from a doctor's Berrigan Was arrested with Daniel Sanders, 29, and Manfre, principal of Milwee County, Dr. Abel said the $1,675,592. but It doesn't Include car in Orlando. James McNeil, 19, by the Executive Protective Service, Middle School, agreed. resulting $149,160 cost would be utility costs. Two men escaped on foot with "hut to prosecute them successfully, we would need a Roy Wright, of the school borne by all the3l,l20puptls now Fred Taylor, school tran- an undisclosed amount of cash witness to testify," MM. U.S. Atty. Charles Rotstacher transportation department, enrolled and would mean sportatlon director, said state - Tuesday night after holding a said Tuesday. said courtesy busing has cost an reduction of other "educational law says School Boards are not clerk at gun point at the LII Berrigan, sentenced to six years In prison for the 1968 additional $14,0.7I for this benefits." responsible for providing Champ Store, 2752 Country Club destruction of draft records In Cantonsville, Md., was school year. He said It costs "And this Is wrong," said Dr. courtesy busing or tran- Road, Sanford, sheriff's released on parole in December 1972. $28.19 for each pupil per year Abel. sportatlon within the two mile deputies reported. who Is courtesy bused now or 15 wrlgiit said total courtesy radius to school and no state Deputy Arthur C. Price said cents per student per day. busing service costs taxpayers funds are provided, the two men, both wearing knit ' ,j. . • A. I swirled flames brushland in two winds across more than 68,5M acres of fires near Los Angeles early today, threatening at least 100 homes and forcing evacuation of more than 600 . 1% The Mt. Baldy fire 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles spread over about 10,000 acres in a few hours late IlT4 ___ ______ ____ winds off the deserts raked the slopes. Two ranger stations and four penal camps were abandoned as the blaze grew to 23,000 acres, making it the second biggest brush fire in the nation this year. r;,' 50-mile-an.how _____ Meanwhile, the biggest, a fire twice that size, flared up _____ -______ Community ______________ _____ again in spots in the Big Tujunga Canyon on the northeast edge of Los Angeles and forced residents to flee several _____ homes. Fire has already destroyed at least 20 homes and damaged 30 others there. Physician Plan Promoted _____ - ________________ _____________ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ford administration is pushing new legislation designed to produce more family physicians and move them to rural areas and urban slums where there are shortages of medical help. The plan, which contains elements of other proposals pending in Congress, consists of a scholarship program that requires recipients to work for'a term In the Public Health Service or as private practioners in assigned areas. would continue a federal program under which government grants were made to health schools on I - — the basis of the number of students enrolled. The program also would be changed to make it another means of encouraging more physicians to serve in poor areas. The administration previously had opposed continuing the program. Alternatives Proposed For 'Courtesy Busing ' Israel Boycott List Coming WASHINGTON (AP) — Commerce Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton says that In an attempt to avoid a political confrontation he will provide a House panel with a secret list of American firms pressured Into joining the Arab boycott of Israel. In a letter released Tuesday, Morton said he will offer the list, provided it remains confidential, to a House commerce subcommittee that has voted to cite him for contempt of Congress for refusing to supply information on the firms. However, a leading critic of the boycott and Morton's handling of It, said the plan to keep the names confidential is unacceptable and that he will fight to have the full House Commerce Committee reject Morton's compromise when It meets next week after the Thanksgiving Day recess. PEOPLE Charges Against Berrigan Have Been Dismissed Physician Loses Court Bid ' An Alexander City physician named in a $2 million medical malpractice suit brought by a Florida man has lost an attempt to have the court record of the case sealed because of extensive pretrial publicity. U.S. District Judge Robert Varner dl&nissed Tuesday a motion by lawyers for Dr. M. S. Brasfield asking that the records be closed on the grounds that newspaper reports have made It impossible for the defendant to receive a fair trial. Brasfield was named In the medical malpractice suit by Alfred B. Gordon of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., who charges that his daughter, Dawn Elizabeth, suffered permanent train damage from spinal meningitis, which Brasfield had failed to diagnose. - New Yorkers Tighten Belts ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York City's major banks, city employe union leaders and the state legislature have taken painful new steps designed to convince Washington that the city deserves federal help. There are Indications today that President Ford may now respond favorably. As port of Gov. Hugh Carry's $9.4 billion plan to end the city's prolonged fiscal crisis, the banks and union pension funds agreed Tuesday afternoon to take over the major responsibility for refinancing the city's massive shorttermdebt — andatLnterestrateslowerthantheyhave VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Prof. Jermen Gvishiani, sonin-law of Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygin and chairman of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis council, has received a congratulatory note from U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on the third anniversary of the institute. "We have noted with pride that IIASA has made great strides In fulfilling Its promise as a unique International organization, where cooperation betwen our nations Is expressed by our scientists actually working together toward solution of critical problems facing mankind," Kissinger wrote about the Vienna-based East-West research Institute dealing with global problems. ;I I r - Nixon says he is willing to testify In the Senate intelligence committee's continuing investigation of spy agency activities, although he says he will reserve the right to claim executive privilege. A cuuiniittec pokesnmn said Tuesday night that Nixon has told the panel he will testify on all subjects within Its jurisdiction, Including such subjects as covert operations against foreign govermeots and CIA domestic spying. "Nixon has decided he wants to testify," the spokesman said, adding that the former president is "reserving his right to claim privilege." Kelley Won't Punish Agents WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI Director Clarr,ce M. Kelley says he probably won't punish agents Involved In a harassment ramnpaign a'ainst thousands of Americans if the Justice Department doesn't prosecute the ngets. Kelley said in an thtview Tuesday that he is not cunsiderirg disciplinary action against tha agents "in the absence of any direct allegations of Involvement In something illegal." SOUTH BEND, I nd. (Al') — Chile's Catholic Protestant and churches" in Chile. out the secret police were look- Santiago. declined to give its destination The American religious superi- Jewish communities "to give Father Panchot was the sixth trig for them," said a source at Father Panchot W3S taken by or estimated time of arrival beor of a Roman Catholic priest assistance to families of politi- American Catholic missionary the Holy Cross orders offices at police from his parish residence cause "he expelled from Chile says alle- cal prisoners." has been In solitary to run afoul of Chilean author. Noire Dame University. gations that the priest was inat 4 a.m. Nov. 15, Father Lewer confinement for 10 (lays and I lie said the committee oper. ities in recent weeks. Another They were identified as the said, and "the American em- want him checked out by a volved with left-wing guerrillas ated with the government's tac- Holy Cross priest, the Rev. Rev. Philip Devlin of Wray, bas.sy was are "absolutely false." permitted to see him physician to see what his cendi. ft approval and "provided food Gerald Whelan of Detroit, was Cob., who sought refuge with only once.., and only with great lion Is before The Rev. Daniel Panchot, a and clothing to families anything else." whose arrested Nov. 2 on charges of the papal delegation at San- difficulty." 37-year-old Holy Cross father, tread-winners had been He quoted a State Depart. ar- "giving refuge and medical aid tiago, and Sisters Helen Nelson was expelled Tuesday by the rested," Father Panchot, son of Mr. ment spokesman as saying Fa. to wounded members of the Un- of Newark, N. J., and Paula and Mrs. Louis Panchot of ther Panchot's appearance be. ruling military junta after "They aLso attempted to lo- derground," Father Lewers Armstrong of Boston, members Okmnulgee, Okla., had worked fore he left Santiago was "very serving as a missionary in Chile cate the prisoners and put them said, of the School Sisters of Noire in the Santiago slums for 10 good." for more than a decade. 'in contact with their families," And another Holy Cross (a. Dame, and Margaret Iipsio of years, he said. The Rev. William Lewers, the he said. Father Panchot "It will truly be a Thankswas ther and three nuns from the New York State, a member of The expelled priest was giving," said Mrs. Panchot, priest's superior, protested active In the committee, he United States left Chile In early the Maryknoll order, placed aboard a plane leaving who had had no official word of Tuesday night that the junta said, "but the leadership came November with safe-conduct The nuns reportedly sought Santiago at 6:40 p.m. (EST) her had never formally charged from the heads of the respective passes son's release. "1 still don't gained "after they asylum at the U.S. Embassy in Tuesday, but Father Lewers believe found Father Panchot and disputed it." Chilean allegations the priest was involved with guerrillas. C LOSED Father I,P-wers said Father THAIVING Panchot worked with a ComSHOULDN'T 10 Inittee for Peace formed by ç: F ES j — PERC Cites Pay Differences TALLAHASSEE (All) There are wide dif' ff re nces in pay and hiring procedures for faculty mern hers and administrators within the state university system, a Public Employes Relations Commission report says. However, the report by I'ERC Chairman Curtis Mack reached no conclusions on whether the 6,000 employes could be consolidated Into a single collective bargaining unit. Mack also made no recommendations for the full commission, which is scieduled to consider the question of university unions at its meeting Dec. 9.10 in Tampa. - TALLAHASSEE (All) — A house committee staff director has been fired for spending too much time going to law school, the committee chairman says. Dr. Thomas NeiLson, director of the House Finance and Taxation Committee, was dismissed Monday night, Rep. Carl Ogden, t)-Jacksonville, said Tuesday. ..ft was my feeling that he was spending too much time at the law school and not enough with the committee, Ogden said. "I gave him a choice and he took the law school." Conner Preparing For Probe TALLAHASSEE (All) Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner says he Is going ahead with preparations for a Dec. 3 investigation by the Ethics Conunission, although a panel spokesman says there currently is no plan to launch a probe. ..We are busy getting our records in order so we can present them at a full-scale hearing," Conner said Tuesday. Conner said he had not heard from the Miami Herald or St. Petersburg Times on his demand that they file a commission complaint, "so I assume they are pondering the situation." - 0 - t, ...- .,Av Mathias Says He'll Run "_f— -i i" WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Charles McC. Mathias of Maryland says he will run as an Independent ora third party candidate rather than as a Republican if he decides to enter the 1976 presidential race. The Republican senator had considered a possible GOP candidacy but said Tuesday he dropped the Idea nf challenging President Ford and former California (sr. Ronald Reagan In primary elections because such a challenge might erode the President's chances for victory and might Increase prospects of a rightward turn for the party. Need For Watchdog Cited I 50. YEAR MEN Ftlty-year certlfleates were presented Tuesday night In ceremonies held by York Rite Masonry Taylor Commandery 28 of Sanford to four Mmons. From kit Brady E. Mitchell, muter of the lodge; Al Keeth, high priest; General J. C. Hutchinson, 50-year member and oldest attending Mason; Arnold Williams, illustrious master of the council; L B. Steele, SO-year member; Russ Hammond, commander; H. W. Deane, 50-year member and Mrs. Bennett Smith accepting for her husband. (herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Jury Trial Ends In Deadlock The burglary trial of a former Ware, who Orlando police Orlando police informant ended officers Identified as an tinin a mistrial Tuesday when a dercover Informant In narcotics six-member circuit court jury and stolen property cases, is arino.inccd it was hopelessly accused of burglarizing two deadlocked after two hours apartments at Spanish Trace deliberation. Apartments, Altamon te Circuit Judge A.J. Hosem.ann Springs, on Oct. 8. Jr. ordered Andre Lemar Ware, Ware told the jury he went to 22, of Orlando, held in jail for the location, with two re-trial the week ci Jan. unidentified men who pulled burglaries in his role of Un1 F L 0 RIOA dercover agent. However, Orlando officers said Ware hadn't been I authorized to do undercover _____ work in Seminole County. Sheriffs deputies reda GOVERNOR'S color television, camera HIGHWAY SAFETY equipment and two rings taken In the burglaries after Ware's arrest. ARRIVE AUVEi - COMMISSION Grand Jury Takes RecesS The Seminole County Grand Jury has recessed Its reported probe of county government actions and allegations of Sunshine Law violations until next Wednesday. Grand Jurors decided to take the one week break in the four-week-old Investigation on Tuesday after bearing testimony from State Rep. Bob hlattaway, D.Altamante Springs, and State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief In. 'estlgator, Jack H. Fulenwider. s Hattaway,wbovpenttsohow.hiastweekb,heg,, Jury room, was closeted with the jury for 30 minutes on Tuesday. Fulenwider, who has been before the Jury numerous times during the probe, was in the grand jury room for two hours Tuesday and exited carrying a black ease imllar to those used by Herring's staff to carry tape recorders, tapes and Investigative files, In an Investigation prior to the grand jury probe Herring's stall Is known to have utilized tape recorders Instead of court reporters in the taking of statements from witnesses. -. ._.. To Leg a I Fee By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer Knowles added. "Once they called us to get an Idea of how much work we The City of Sanford may would be asking them to do In terminate its relationship with the next year," he said. "Then a Tampa law firm if a bill for they charged us for the call." IV 13,053,66 is not withdrawn and Asked LI firm would lose corrected, according to City its positionthe as the city's labor Manager W.E . "Pete" attorneys, Knowles said the Knowles. reply to his letter would have a "I wrote them a letter saying strong influence on that '. we wouldn't pay for things we decision. Weren't responsible for," "If they write back saying, ' Knowles said. 'Look, we made a mistake,' it The city manager received -would do a lot to smooth things permission from the city over," Knowles said. commission to reject the bill Knowles said the firm of from the law firm of Alley, Alley, Alley and Blue had been Alley and Blue at Monday handling the city's labor law night's commission meeting. account for approximately one In a memorandum to the year. commissioners, Knowles referred to the bill as a "ripoff." "They sent us a lot of In. formation we would have received anyway through official channels circulars, rule changes, and so forth — and billed us for it," Knowles complained. The bill also Included charges for telephone calls that were not the city's responsibility, - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The mistreatment of the elderly In nursing homes is very real problem that a new watchdog committee should actively investigate, Gov. Reubin Askew says. "There are a lot of people being abused who simply do not have a spokesman," Askew told members of the statewide Nursing Home Ombudsmen Committee. "You can serve as their spokesman." Askew made his remarks at an organizational meeting Tuesday of the s&'vcn-mnt'mber board, which he recently named. - City Objects MASONS HONOR Bar Told To Delay Hear i n Bills Hike Hospital Costs L rug stores =~ , . '.. 11 ,4i14; ~1.__go~u-,M I 11911 I 1_&;f.TT#r.VTsT YOUR . --M 1175 'C , 'is VIVA r ' r. 1 — ' . ' • • ______ Fire-retard ant b,C Easy tOaS5C $ • . , 11 ,,. . a JETSflIEAM ; I GIFT WRAP AIR M" PP j Foil court decisio ns Ile also at ta cked the House 'nmmittee investigation for Each I2JUMBO CTIf'W suitsinthestateSupremeCourt and federal co urt before it an - BOWS conducted hearings conduct on thebench.into his The bar lif ted its secrecy rule to announm that McCain under investigation, but other ...•. 'a parts of the proceeding have iL '-. . . I) 47-~q c 1J ,//'f ____ )09 9 REG. HAMILTON BEACH BUTrER.UP ' ___ I MD - 99 7 8uuersas JU nngur'T' DArIn rv',,nL,I nnuuj 'CuT(!StCryp3Ss,s 00 dzrosda Y REG - I I -'- TñIAyr k" - 4-way speaker system ' 8 track tape payer • Full size BSR ch4iriçer IUHI tR ' Model ST5.22 00 Automatic controls 00 • ' 26" ) DOLL niipin J5'JI'Ii# NORELCO - 14 nn t t HAIR STYLER A 88 jj TEETER TOTTER J;,- 00 - 1:33 80X :eii 'i;' *~ 1~0 f#, 18 . ,. -,, :! " ...eJ'' MAYFAIR PORTABLE TAPE PLAYER I RECORDER u .._.. '. V_ - 's", .. M1A?ll (Al') A member of the commission examining gcvernmental policy on gambling says after two days of hearings in Miami that the panel may not recommend a significant change In federal gambling la ws. Sen. Robert Taft, It-Ohio, said Tuesday that many persons expect the Commission on the Review of the National Policy Toward Gambling to recommend a softer federal line on betting. However, he said the panel has not reached a decision. "It's a very difficult thing to decide," Taft said, "but I'm not at all sure that we'll be recommending much of a drastic change in federal policy at all," :',' • ,: ...'- Sunshine Petition Signed TAu.AIIAssEi: i'M'i — Forty-two emnployes of Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin have voluntarily signed Sunshine Amendment petitions, Asst. Atty. Gen. James Whlsenand says. ievin told Gov. Reubin Askew In a letter Tuesday that the petition signatures had been submitted from his office on Askew's proposed financial disclosure amendment. '. I --' ....'- •i .. :.I'-'.'.'i. ."ill~ ' r,-'J, Zc,a ,! -. %4\, ,_,. t .. -'- . •..... -i. . The 1 , I -: - - - 7-41 -' - I Gambling Policy Examined -: '' - COPYRIGHT .' "--;.-'-.': t TALLAHASSEE (Al') Patients would have to pay at least part of the cost of their doctors' malpractice insurance under two proposals being considered by a commission established by the legislature to halt the rapid rise in premiums. Both measures submitted Tuesday to the Medical Liability Study Commission would result in extra charges to persons who go to hospitals, where officials say 90 per cent of the malpractice claims arise. One of the proposals would apply a $10 charge to all persons who use hospital services, which officials said would raise $81 million a year to go into a pool to pay off malpractice claims. £I 1.''" REG I.. 1188 it pops! PROCTOR SILEX Id'%r ,. -,— Waft finished wood cabinets WALKING ANNETTE ' '4M',1,! T'D'fl AA Mucbospaysas TREE LIGHT SET PUTT-PUTT MOBILE i independently 1'i1 - CHRISTMAS CARDS Z 114c- -- REG. 3588 -_=- - = u - Weather-proof and each lamp burns 88 JACKANDJILL -•' . ' , ; ~ Per 20Cardsfl(__ Box __ ,Q-X,VTwo controls . BOXED . HOCKEY - -: / i 39 W EACH 1 "'"I . 'fjJ GAME: Two pucks . 0 ma .' kers, hardware REG. .. - I CHRISTM AS mentto certain attorneys in his $4.44 ?1 _:: Easdy installed.Complete with twin wide wheels, Plated locking . , SR SYSTEM double in METAL mittee voted to impeach him on charges of giving favored treat- RE 1-TRACK MEDAU.ION iá.. urthane ._/ . ____ OUTDOOR MODEL 1t5 652C plastic flex board. Raised nose and 12.88 Lj 25 LIGHT In"ci.'...- . REG. TREE b , - —___ Adjustable Position, heavy duty trucks. 26" Potypropalene 99 _j>)......CHRISTMAS LIMIT 2 ' ' ' LIMIT I .- ____NW 88 ' tips 1 , SKATEBOARD & FOOT - -- - FREE FORMER CHRISTMAS TREE _____ i9 ~ CALIFORNIA SCOTCH-PINE ARTIFICIAL . T"M ~ (r C (5 I LIMIT __________________ __________________________ — yers but not Judges, said a brief filed by, attorney, R.J. Beckham of Miami. The Bar Board of Governors voted in October that It had found cause to believe McCain violated the Florida Constitidion, lawsandethicalstandards for lawyers and Judges. It directed that proceedings be started whlch,Il they result in a guilty verdict, could mean removal of McCain's license to practice l.aw.He has been prac. ticing in Maimi since he left the bench Aug. 31. McCain submitted his resig. nation from the Supreme Court last April after a House corn- ELSIE BRAND . .. 0 , LIMIT 1 CREAM POO 11 OUNCES SHAM r 41 , bench. The bar can discipline law- - ,It , ~~ ~4... I's ! . , I . , W i L 61 '7 REL 140 COUNT .I ~I1 ~1 Qualifications Commission — and not the attorneys' • organiza tion could discipline him for his actions on the BORDEN S N APKINS JOY 22 OZ. McCain asked the court last ~%eek to "it the bar discipline, contending that only the Iegisature or the Ju Ida WS rot alt bad... 10~ 'A~, -- that his attempt to stop the bar action be kept secret was de neighborhood? 1. -- .NIcCain until the court determines whether t.he bar has that right. ' r_ _TT5 _. - -- ___ ._____=TT___ . - -I . _. li 1 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV. - New ni 'iwi - — TALLAIIA&SEE (AP) The state Supreme Court has ordered the Florida Bar to halt its disciplinary proceedings against former Justice David - . .f. I - I I I It AMILI 1!1 .1 -.-. .. - g - Director Chooses Law School 10 tIJJ practices such as as including - _-_ ~~ --- Pampered Pot Cultivated WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President Richard M. ORLANDO ( All) Former Sen. Edward J. Gurney says he's broke and may be unable to raise the money needed to finance his defense in a second trial on federal conspiracy and perjury charges. "It's as simple as that. I don't have it," Gurney said Tuesday after his lawyer told a federal judge he may have to withdraw from the case. Gurney declined to elaborate on his efforts to raise money for legal fees, but defense attorney C. Harris Dittmar said the one-time Republican senator currently was trying to mortgage his home. ~ _: . In a late-night session here, the state legislature tinposed a $200 million Increase in city taxes and voted to require city workers to contribute to their pensions. Nixon Willing To Testify Gurney Says He's Broke Institute Lauded been getting. OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — For more than 100 marijuana research programs across the nation and overseas, their grass supply Isn't from the neighborhood "denier." !nstead, it's grown with federal money on a heavily guarded plantation just outside this university town. This pampered, pedigree marijuana Is from the University of Mississippi's five-acre farm, the country's only legal marijuana fields. The crop has been going to researchers at other universities including Columbia, Tulare, Stanford and Berkeley because scientists desire a standard variety of marl jauna that allows experiments at different locations to be compared. Junta 's Charges Against Priest Denied ____ _________ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) C _____________ ________ plan also TALLAHASSEE (AP) Public Service corn. rissloner Bill Bevis says granting Southern Bell a $166 million rate increase Is the only way to be sure the firm will earn i ts authorized profit of 8.75 per cent. Bevis, split Tuesday with PSC Chairman Billy Mayo, who opted for a $15/.1 million increase, deadlocked the commission and sent it into a third attempt today to determine the increase. In any case, the hike will be the largest ever granted a Florida utility. The commissioners also must thrash out how much the increase will cost each of Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s two million Florida customers, and by how much longdtstan charges are going U[) for all phone-users in the state. - . persons. The Rate Increase 'Necessary' r .- . separate Tuesday as 1. . . _.4—. '- Lives, Homes Near L.A. LOS ANGELES (All) .,. .LLM/rIL .idj ' FLORIDA IN BRIEF 'o Free On Bond Tr'i -_ I Wednesday, Nov. 26, 17S-.--3A . 11,, . ........ I . 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O —P u ,. -- '.:-•---- -=r-- , -..-. •;z-., -•?.• �- Evening Herald Water management and the St. John's river will be the Lopk' for the next Personality Breakfast sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce on Dec. 2 a the Chanther meeting room. .ltkN. FRENCH AVE.. SANFO11' . FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305422.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday. Nov. 26, 1975—AA ll"nu' l)'litr - RileY S. -u ii ___ 9 Week. 55 tnts: Month, 5.! 40 , 6 Months, $1120. Year. $218,40 11%. Mad. In Florida swne as home dt-livery. All t'ther mail Min$h. $2. 70: f Mon th s, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. executive director of Water 1I ltOUdU0fl 01 r ioriva, Inc., Will be the principal speaker. lie will be Joined by representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers and the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, Miles will be introduced by S. 0. Chase Jr., of Chase and Co., Sanford, and a director of the Water ArAIIna4 %% AVNE D. IX)Yl.E, Publisher H HICHAIU) IL)NG, Editor %% llJ.IAM D. CLiRRIE. Managing Editor ROHERTC. MARKEY. Advertising Direc tor Animals will then be properly led and placed with people who can care for them in a proper manner. To date, approximately 12 people have volun. teered to adopt unwanted horses, We [eel that anyone who willfully lets any animal go unfed or improperly cares for same is guilty of gross negligence and has no right to own the animal. So if you horse, orknowof anyone else that owns one and cannot give it the at te ntion it needs .4 I at which coffee, orange juice and doughnuts will be Practically every city, county, state, and federal Nuclear Agencies 0 Got a horse that you no longer afford to feed or care for properly? If such Is t he case and you really care about what happens to your animal, you can now call the "1 ltiiigiy Horse Hotline" at 831-30 and t he horse ill be picked up by members of the Seminole County Humane Society and the county's animal control officer, The Clock . a es 1 An agreement to supply two nuclear reactors to Egypt for power plants may emerge as part of the U.S. aid package stemming from the Sinai agreements. Since the safeguards to prevent diversion of nuclear materials into weapons would be stricter than any the United State has demanded in the past, there should be no criticis m that we are "escalating" the war potential in the Middk East, 'Vet this impending deal can only add to the uneasiness created by the burst of traffic in nuclear technology around the world. Paradoxically, the United States is seeing its own conversion to nuclear power bog do%%m amid concerns over cost and safety' factors while the rest of th e world is stepping up its nuclear development. Developing countries see nuclear power as th e answer to the new high price for oil they now use to generate electricity. European countries see the export of nuclear technology as a way to offset their own high payments for Middle Eastern oil. Th is impetus to international trade could have be nefits in the long run, but there is a danger that it will break down the restraints and safeguards which mem bers of the original nuclear "club" tried to attach to the spread of nuclear know-how, SOMe countries acquiring nuclear reactors and fuel processing plants are not subscribers to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which would pledge them not to develop atomic weapons. France has been negotiating to ex port its technology to Argentina, South Korea, Pakistan and Taiwan. The Soviet Union is reported ready to provide a nuclear power plant to Libya, a country under the leadership of the unpredictable Nluammar Khadaffi, and possibly to Cuba. The atomic device detonated by India last year materials from a reactor supplied by Canada for "research." It is reported that Brazil decided to buy nuclear reactors and fuel-processing plants from West Germany because the restrictions attached by th e Germans were less strict than those demanded by Too, everyone knows that the Some Continue To Hold Out l.ISBON. Portug Florida Highway Patrol has predicted 28 people will (he on the highway on the long holiday weekend, beginning tonight espevially the horse. served. There is no charge for admission, Are — You'll be doing a service to all concerned office building will be closed tomorrow in ob- Don't be one of those 28! Do as little driving as and when it's necessary to venture out In th e family wagon, slow it down and Arrive Alive. We don't wan t to have to print your obituary Just yet especially as a traffic fatality. Have a happy and safe holiday. - possible ' I —Bill CUfli( a (Nlaxie) Clark of and that's something no one can RAY CROMLEY DON OAKLEY Record Not , ~ 1! ! 4 . AlwaysWhat % ' I .' B I,'. Th - I . 1 '.! WASHINGTON — (NE.A) As a freshman at Cal Tech years back, I had a professor who regularly told his history class that in a democra cy, the talkers rule. We elect the men who say what we want them to say and promise what we want to hear. Of course, th ey do not always deliver after th e votes are counted . Our clean up eff orts are based on faulty reasoning. -, ' U .." ' ' - 'I, " . '' 60. .1 ' . I 1. c ' , . ' /\, . - .1 . "ti. U11 - ' .10 . .... - , : -I ! I ~' .. / ' .an I/V ! vs .. ~, ) _______ ) F A.,7 ferences, more interviews, more questioning by panels the questioning to be done by men and women not chosen by the candidate or his people. That Is, the emphasis is on more talking - F. and Now I submit that this is a candidate's drearn By the time a man Is old enough to run for preside nt, or for the Senate or House, he's pretty HOSPITAL NOTES ____________________________________________________ ( NOVEMBER - ) - ' . . Pilgrims Progress - JOHN - -- Bernard Polle, l)eltona l,auri J. Rajala, Deltona Pauline H. Wisniewski, l)eltona Charlene M. Zuelch, Winter Springs Mrs. Nathaniel (Catherine) hlillery & baby girl, Sanford doift - ) (~,11.; t_ ) _________ i r rei'ealed . __ 11 -- -- ,v "I brought you this fypically American gift — refrigerator with leftover Thanksgiving turkey in it!" It began, as the test imony showed, wi th the late J. Edgar Hoover. The cantankerous FBI chief developed a boi ling Latred for King d uring the tur bu lent 1960s. Some suspect that Hoover became J ea lous of King's Nobel pc-ax pr ize, an honor the old man had coveted for himself. CThers say Hoove r simply be ca me co nv inced, al toget he r falsely, that the civil rights leader was a communist s)Thpa thlzer. From close associates of both an ta gonists, we have now pieced together more of the compelling story. Early In th e 1960s, the FBI began monitoring King's activities. Some of his hotel rooms were bugged. One of the tapes contained a replay of an tqroarlou.s party, which he had attended at Washington's old Wllnrd Hotel. The FBI director a nd his trusted sidekick, Clyde Tolson, conspired together to send this embarrassing tape to King's wife, CoccUs. The idea disturbed the subordinates who were ordered to carry out the blackma il plot. But in thosø days, no one th the FBI dared f,.d up to - Monthly Rentals Available 1 135 and 1150 Month Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service Quality Inn North - -- (OL.'tIfPt ' INN,; . 1441111W -. , 14 & SR 434 Longwood, Fla. For Further information Phone 8624000 - I tonight. Rain probability 20 per cent Thursday. EXTENI)EI) FORECAST DlsCHAIt(;Es i Sanford: ! Larrie Ash Edna M. Gustafson Arthur Harrell Floyd Holton Fair to partly cloudy with a slight warming trend. Lows Friday 40s north SOs central and Annie L Johnson605 south becoming by Sunday near 50 north to upper 60s north Everett A. Knerr and 7Os elsewhere becoming by tcius le Jr. .Sunda y 70s north and central to W oodrow E. Maddy near 80 south. Tins S. Pittman Daytona [leach tides: high Doris Rivers 1:58 a.m., 2.22 p.m.; Low 8:08 Fr eddie I... Scott Fred erick M. Dominick, a.m., 8:36p.m. Port Canaveral: high 1:46 a.m., 2:06 p.m.; low DeBary 7:57 a.m.. 8:30 p.m. Sfurl It. Weaver, lhllary- ' , $ I I WP='a fGe1 any AREA DEATH AUSTEIJ. l.A1u;ENT Longwoo d ; sister, Christine Harvey, Valdosta, Ga.; three Austell Mack Largent, 74, of brothers, W. Stanley Largent, 225 Palmetto St., Longwood Longwood, J. W. Largent, died Tuesday afternoon. A Tampa and Hubert P. Largent, native of Erin, Tenn., he had La Crosse, Wis.; and a number lived In the Longwood area for of nieces and nephews. the past 36 years. If was a Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Methodist and was the retircd home, Longwood in charge of maintenance supervisor for the arrangements. Seminole Count' Board of Public Instruction. . I ' Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Geneva Largent; a son Donald Largent; three grandchildren. Sherry. Minnie G. anti Donald Let' Largent, all of ________ --. the formidable Hoover. "one way out." The 34 days coincided with the Lowery and Andrew Young, Upon Hoover's Instructions, the tapes were date he was !'Jnn4lM .i---,-,--- in rp4'.iu th. i,vII ui ntercu,, King sighed: "You'd think 1A L&C doctored In the FBI lab to bring out Kin g's voice , in Oslo. the FBI would understand that we're trying to loud and clear. Th en the tape was carefully Clearly, the suicide suggestion and the save America," Th e Nobel laureate showed his cleaned of fingerprints or telltale evidence that scurrilous tape were timed to hit King with a colleagues th e letter. might link it to the FBI. All agreed it was no mete one-two punch. But the FBI had not reckoned crank note but a foolish FBI attempt to get King The tape was packed In a seven-Inch reel box, with the enormous workload at King's Sou th ern to kill himself. Young recalls that King chuckled which was also sanitized of fingerprints. Christian Leadership Conference, For weeks, grimly over the prepostero Hoover's orders were, as one aide r ec alls, to th e group had been of the scheme. collecting tapes of King's The group aLso listened carefully to mail it "from a soutl'ern it.ate" to Coretta King speeches the tape, for posterity. which was often Inaudible . in Atlanta, But King's voice The FBI material, therefore, was burled In could be heard making An FBI agen t, unaware of the contents of the an occasional ribald poisonous package, was dispatched by plane to the pileup of tapes and mall, Dr. King showed up crack. There was also audible evidence of a Florida to mall It. This was the sole purpose of In Oslo, accepted the award and returned home, sexual Interlude, They agrecJ, however, that quite unaware that he iad been Invited by t he King was not Involved in this prt1on of the tape. his plane trip. Then the civil rights leader, FBI to kill himself, The vindicti ve Hoover also ordered that a speaking As sorrowfully, Ki 's ng friends said he had Previously felt he recall, It was Coretta who separa te 'ssage, suggesting suici de, should be could rna'! to King himself. It was typed, according eventually opened t he package from Florida. count on the FBI to protect his rights. But no to one source, on an old typewriter, with a One friend has the Im pr ession that the letter was longer, he said, could the FBI be trusted, sent in the same pa ckage wi th the tape. Footnote: We were the smudgy, red-and-black ribbon. first to report on May 24, 1%8, that the The civil rights leader later specula ted that FBI was bugging and badgering 4 Cocetta King played part , the scratchy, Dr. Martin Luther King. We reported Hoover got the su icide Idea from reports that garbled tape and th that the en called her husband. King King as a child had tried to injure himself was aware that FBI, among other things, had spread stories the FBI was trying to discredit about his sex life. following the death of a beloved gra ndmother. him, lie immedia tely concluded that both the At the request of hth5 associates, Our FBI sources doubt, however, that Hoover tape and letter were e we inth doing of the FBI. vestigated the FBI's smear charges knew about this childhood incident. Next day, he summoned some of his closest and against him published our findings on Octobe In any even t, the diabolical message associates to his Atlanta offices, Among them r 9, The Senate hearings have now confirmed our suggested that King had only 34 days to take the were the Reverends Ralph Aberna thy, Joseph revelations of Lows tonight mostly in the mid 5. Variable winds becoming LA R 0 E N T A U ST R EL L MACK— rurleral %erv i ces for ,%vilrell Mack Largent. 7,1. of 22S PIrne1to SI. Longwd, w?o bit more I • ri . ciectric niiis nave gone up. /\nd notxxly likes it. ii, a' w ,' _____ c you do Funeral Notice --------- m Friday, at F Baptist urCh Of LOM9*Wd With ReV. oma% A Myers and E , iriS I ' We at FPL esrvcially don't like it, lvcallse the major Rev. Since 1972 the average cost of fud oil used to generate electricity has jUMPed from $334,0LX1 a dav to - ..s , - ' - ___ follow in Lonwood '.''morial Gardens Grambow. (,anes Funeral Home, 300 W Scm n ala Blvd ID O T r ( RoAd). Long - '1 skyrocketing cost of fuel oil, now 59' of our total operating costs' ftc! costs have increased so much that last year the'.' were 3½ times greater than our payroll. And more than times our total net income. SI V. V______ _ - That's a lot of mofles'. And that's why there's a fuel adjustment charge on your bill, to help defray those costs. (And, by the way, F11 doesn't keep a cent of that money. It all goes to pay for fuel,) We're working hard to hold costs down. To employ every reasonable economy. .And to achieve even greater operating efficiencies. _ I W ____ ___ CespeL€icLCA" 1i~' --. . . - ___:_ I - I it Wku you I(eed 91 You can put your trust in us . our reputation is based on dignity and good taste We care . 11 . '\ "- il l - — 1971 1.11111.11 Eunice I. Wilson Directres s Arrstc qu• P,ddbu ge Since 1935 Ph. 322.3212 19') j.tlIl.,( (o%t/harfrl o(osl -U a- __ i; Jm111, 111 J.ituti.tr - S'pt. PJS rtc 51172. -IIIIII That's one reason we're relying more and more on nuckar power. It's the least expensive ourcc of fuel availalk to its. During the 12 months ending Septernkr, we saved more than 14 million barrels of oil by using nuclear-generated power. That's a fuel cost st in to our cu3((flJkl'S of ()t'cr 161 million dollays. Today, we're building additional nuclear power plants. With the price of oil til! rising, it's the rnot Important single way we know to hold down the cost of our fuel bill. And your electric bill. CC MORTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. ""-: I ,ife . 1 '-'--'-5... ,_',4'_"f ,. -., j ....11 Hoover's Di*rty Tricks Against Dr. King - - The FBI's undercover campaign to besmirch the late f. Martin Lu ther King was even more mncreuioie man me recent Senate hearings .1 0 developed. the irporting reqialr~ents will — sorry. we just ran ______ l'4 N Ora'. II31i.c,, T'isl QrIri, Fla 32141 417 Ma,iisl'e Ave Ailario,'tp Spt.iis. Fla 12731 offamda Altiit?i Sp,,'j 4221341 134-l)44 li ql WEATHER Longwood guidance on how to minimize btrden association. Once guidance on how to minimize burden sssóclatlon Is initiated and BERRY'S WORLD Hood Tractor Co. Limited Amount Norman l)eVere Howard NOV. 230 DEC 2 Starlight Promenaders Chapter UDC, home of Mrs. City Beautiful Cat Club's Orlando Chapter, Zero Square Dance Club of DeBary 11.13. McCall, 2317 MellonvUlc annual Cataraina, 10 a.m. 5 Population Growth mem"Turkey Trot" Thanksgiving Ave., 2:30 p.m. pm, Orlando Exhibition hall. bership meeting, 7:30 p.m,, Dance, 8 pin., DeBary Corn- NOV. 28-29 1) EC. 1 Room 222, Busch Science n1unity Center, Shell Road. Songwriters Guild of Central Building, Rollins College, Garage sale for Seminole O pen to guests and visitors. Band, 10 a.m. to 5 Florida ('hristm;is proiram, Winter Park. Slide presenJIn:h School 7:30 p.m., First Federal, tation, 'how Things Work." p.m., Sanford Plaza. NOV. 28 Edgewater Drive near Prin.. Florida Nurses Association, Central Florida Stop-ERA NOV. 29 ceton, Orlando. Original and District 37, will meet at Coalition workshop seminar 8 hobo dinner and dance traditional music, caroling, Seminole County Health p.m., Florida Fed eral Savings sponsored by Sanford VFW (lancers, refrctirnents. Center, French Avenue, Sanand Loan, 919 W. SR 436, Post 10108 at post home on Children welcome, no charge. ford, at 4 p.m. Altamonte Springs. Topics: lakefront. Serving 6-8 p.m.; Seminar on how to file your Skating Party, Melodee Skating Rink, 7:A9:,V p.m. to Medicare Claims for faster strategy for supporting anti- by Wayne Ellis. Open to public, benefit minole Se School processing, Sanford Civic ERA candidates. dress optional. Center, 2 p.m. Band. ________ ____________ Tue.sday's high 63. Overnight Phoebe Levine, Deltona Bernadette C. Miller, Deltorta low 37. Dorothy St. Sirles, Deltona Mostly sunny today and And rea H. Fortson, Lake partly cloudy Thursday. A 1ary slight chance of showers Dorothy S. Raybold, Thursday. Warmer with highs Longwood in the low to mid 70s today and Mildred H. Stoneleigh, mid to upper 70s Th ursday. JACK ANDERSON out of paper. A t — Sanford Lump Sum Pay Increases !, The Cuban embassy official SI r. Graubard. Indeed they should be, especially 11 there Is uis the league seems to Imply there 15) something deceitful or underha nd ed about the campa ca m pa iign gn and It is designed (as the league claims It Is) as a sophisticated new form of warf ar e against the Jewish sta te ra ther than as - 1975 Sanford: Otto C. Borsdorf Bradley I... Bozeman Jamie Poison Amanda Forman lnabelle Jennings Twinkle 0. Knight Oscar A. McAlurii Helen J. Finch, Altamonte Sprin gs Shelly Leininbach, DeBary Stephen M. Clem, [)eltona I., BIRTHS & Mrs. Mathew southeasterly 10 to 15 mph this (Mildred I Mickens, a baby girl, afternoon and southerly government to try to indoctrinate (them)," says B'nai B'rith national chairman Seymour well set in his ways. Very few men change a legitimate effort to Put forward the Arab side. the United States. The nuclear exporters should be stripes. What they have done or not done In the How much money the pro-Israel lobby has competing on the price and quality of what they lesser offices they've held Is likely what they'll spent In the United States over the years—and offer — not by being more lenient on controls. door not do when elected to higher post. to call it a lobby Is by no means to denigrate It— NEW YORK (All) - How would you like to While lump sum programs haven't been ac- Is anybody's guess. Maybe Last summer Secretary of State Henry We need, therefore, more impartial studies in not as much as the depth of the complete voting records of men who receive )our next raise in a lump sum rather cePted throughout industry as have some other Arabs pIan to, but then the pro-Israelis have had Kissinger proposed that new international agencies have been legislators, not se lected votes in- than spaced out in monthly or biweekly types of benefits, those who already have them no competition up to now. be formed to cope with this nuclear boom — not Just tended to reinforce the bias of this polling paychecks over an entire year's time1 believe there are special reasons today why that One would like to think, however, that for safety's sake, but to prevent waste of uranium Companies that have tried the method claim It might happen. organization or America's support of Israel is not t& result of oming scarce around the Most importantly, we need complete records has enabled them to improve worker morale at After decades of increased benefits many indoctrination but is simply due to the fact that on almost no additional cost to themselves, world. His concept of developing regional nuclear how these industries men feel they have reached a limit, albeit most Americans believe that Israel's on voted In committee cause is assuming of course that the raises were due to be perhaps a temporary one. Flexible sigflhflcant legislation, power centers would provide for more efficient use hours and Just and that the continued existence of this tiny or a granted anyway. of th ose resources and simplify the problem of lump sum pay pr ogra ms permit them to add oasis of democracy he has been In priva te business surrounded by enemies Is a Workers report they benefit by being profession, able to we need to know how he conducted benefits without further increasing costs, preventing diversion of materials into weapons very important matter. himself. What kind of assistants cad he hire? take advantange of Investment opportunities, From the worker's viewpoint, the program production. Actually, the very lopsidedness of American How did he follow through on curtomer corn- pay cash for long.delayed purchases, settle large permits a greater feeling of control over Income sympathy for Israel may be more of a potential ' Nuclear power remains the most promising pIal.nts, if he's a businessman' How did he bills, take vacations and even build savings at the very time that some Industries and banks threat to her interests than any Arab "master means at hand to produce electric power in an era conduct his cases, if an attorney? What was the are preparing for the automatic, electronic plan" of propaganda. A lot of Americans have of declining availability of fossil fuels at Some life insurers, who are the principal users transfer of payrolls to banks, quality of his work as a teacher? How did he lately begun to realize that they have never handle crises? What was his attention to duty? of lump sum pay plans, consider them second economical prices. In spite of all the benefit that awe are a few really heard the case for the Ara Users of the plan don't deny What kind of friends and associates did he at- only to fleAible work hours as the most popular of can flow from the harnessed atom, it will be highly disadvantages. Maybe the Arabs don't have a case, or very the relatively newer "fringe" benefits, tract. What kind of people were his enemies? dangerous for the world if safeguards against much of one. We believe they don't. Had they , Foremost, perhaps, Is that the A study by the Life Office Management lump sum If be is, or has been, an incumbent senator or %ith only a modicum of goodwill, accept the reckless proliferation of nuclear technology are representative, a state legislator, governor or Association, an industry group that runs special payments sometimes require additonal admin' partitioning of Palestine back In 1948 instead of sacrificed to the interests of trade, diplomatic President, what kind of men and women did he COU1'S5 for execu ti ves and managers, found that istration and record-k eeping. Deducations, for immediately launching a military drive to ex' must be worked out In advance. advantage and national prestige. choose for his staff? How did they operate? How about life Insurers now offer the benefit but example, In addition, many that plans develop variations In tinguish Israel, the dispossessed Palestinians very few outside the Industry do so. honest have they been? What were or are their which onehalf the raise L's accepted in a lump and they profess so much concern about would have They trace many of th e plans to a program ob jectiv es? Th ese people are the real clue to a begun in 1969 by Union Mutual Life Insurance the remainder spread out ss an addition to each the homeland they clamor for and Israel would candidate's character not what he not now be occupying territories it seized in selfCo., Portland, Maine, that was limited to em- paycheck . defense in a series of wars Has he been active in community efforts? Has p!oyes with a minimum salary of $15,000 and 10 The U.S. Office of Management and Budget has been Mother drawback Is that the impact tends to We believe that the goal of Arab governments he sought titles and left the work to others? Does years service. studying how to reduce paperwork In the government and has diminish with time. The employe forgets about in general, and of Palestinian activists be repeatedly come up with pipedrearn plans in par. Since then, Union Mutual has expanded Its the lump sum received and already used, and finally analyzed the problem. As the OMB re ports: 'Ibere is nei ther he no r anyone else could carry out? Does rwogram ticular, remains, purely and slmnlv. thi to Include IhnLcP ru ,tt..è,.,.. ...k,,.2__ f — ,riI,,-t, i,i .-s f.t-,-------# -we uo ne sn 1ngs, drop them and leave o thers to y all they $10,000 and above with five years service, and and development stages of reporting require~ts information ar earlier, want. We are confident Americans will not fall pick up the pieces? These are the things, usually permits immediate participation for some on existing re porting and guidance on how to minimize burdcn But isn't this, defenders ask, more a comment for any propaganda line unreported, thattell uswhat kindof a man we're higher level execu ti ves. It pla ns furth — from whatever er cx- on human nature and an Inflated economy, t ha n source — no associa tion wi th new requirements." dealing wi th. matter how sutAley pan,sion. or attractive AU the government has to do, obvioy, is send out a memo a criticism of lump sum pay programs' clothed. 'Partments teffing them to iWtiale and develop reporting requirements wi th Information on existing reporting and Clear Enough? I Arab overseas funds being spent here is support from a "complex array" of pro-Arab . organizations, publications, U. S. oil companies, estimat ed one million Arab-Americans and other individua ls. "The American people should be made aware that so much money Is being used by Arab - - I the pot, says the league. with the other $15 million annually slated to come from Arab ! - - . In a move predicted several weeks ago, more tluin - was selected by Cuban exiles Her father, Antonio Clark, here to represent them in the NOV. 26 1.t,(') ('nriiiirnn criiiimnals also are expected to be released or to 90 shorter Selitenet's. . The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rI has revealed a $45-million Arab "master plan" for an "anti-Israel and anti-Jewish propaganda and lobbying offensive" in the United States aimed at such •'key targets" as legislators, the mass med ia, business, labor, college campuses, churches and the black community. Arab governments are putting $30 million into r.7. " I . .: ' Common Cause, for one, has mounted what Promises to be a multimillion dollar campaign — fi gures In terms of money and volunteer man to hold candidates feet to the rite. But this ca mpa ign will fail because it heads In the wrong direction. It's based on the premise that hard questions will expose a candidate's true alms and make possible an accurate prediction of what he will doonce in office Much of the emphasis is on more press con- Arabs Can't uy Sympathy /' I I ~ hours -/ Small Tractor, Small Price I?- 30 Pip die sd and a Miarm resident since she proud about. Now they ha -vf'was six years old, Miss Clark someone to represent them J~6— -- King Juan Carlos is beginning his reign with a liberal gesture of a general amnesty that governmen( sources say may free about 1,000 political prisoners and shortcn the terms of about 700 others. - Free Cuba was allowed to enter the contest," she said. "I am very ha ppy because! can give my people something to be -A lENDi\R MADRID, Spain APi ; Wednesday. Nov. 26, 191—S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL r Juan Carlos Frees Prisoners i - - try not to give material things to a young woman simply becausesomi' think she is pretty." —s --_u Miami brushed off Tuesday the take away from inc." said, "The Conitnunisis didn't contest. Ical merchants paid said Havana did not send a contestant because "it is the ofCuban goverrunent's disavowal Angel Dalinau. first think she would win, but when Iier expenses. tidal policy of a socialist counof her title as Miss Free Cuba in secretary of the Cuban em- they saw she was in the finals, "This is the first time Miss (;onies after pro-Communist Paratroops and air force men seized the four bases at (ia% n Tuesday and took several hosta ges, nc i luding the air commander for the Lisbon area, Costa (;oiIiL's called the revolt an attempted Coup arki .m Proo(ation to civil war." lie ordered the Lisbon coinS Illandi) regimens to crush it, . , Feels Cuban even though she is a return home after being named don't like her representing our naturalized U.S. citizen, fourth runner-up, "I'm Cuban ccuntry." .iir force ba-se toda%. but surrendered at three other as a leftist niilgar revolt that broug ht Portugal close to civil war apparently collapsed. lisbonwas under a -state of siege dech ared by President F ranciso da ('osta and ending on Sunday at midnight. servance of the Thanksgiving holiday and many more will remain closed on Friday to give employes an extra long holiday. Su ch is the case with Florida Driver 's License Examination offices. Charles Butler, examinations supervisor, said all area examination bureaus would close this vant in I,ondon says she still says," Slim Clark said upon her slw- dm-sn't represent us and we al AP — Rebel troops held out at Ont' , - - MIAMI (All) — A 22-year-old a minor international con• b.as.sy in London, complained to they jumped. Fortunately, Cuban exile who represented troversy during the contest last pageant promoters that Miss t here was nothing they could do lx1tr1tes from the island re- Thursday. Clark should be disqualified to stop her." public in the Miss World pag'1 don't care liat anybody because she "is American now, A native of Santiago de Cuba Leftist Revolt Nears End, . -- a Mi s s Free ru ba ru she s Off mesavowa IN cessary that we be especially careful, pleme. call the Hungry Horse Hodine. The public is invited to attend the 8a.m. session WORLD BRIEF t he subject of the holiday, we would like to remind one and all once again that the thousands of school children In the area will also be out of school until Mon(iay and we urge everyone to use extra caution while driving on our highways. We all know that at times these youngsters become high spirited and fail to observe everyday rules and regulations w he n It comes to walking our highways, crossing streets, etc. and it's along ne - ;_- -- -- Government Attacks Pageant Contestant evening and remain dosed until Monday. While on - FLORIDA POWER S LIGHT COMPANY Sanford - IkopIe...scr'ing peopk. 2 1-. ,., - -- -. �- --------._: Sex Th erapy Methods Often Unethical W NEW YORK - A major operating In the United States w No woni on derr ., national survey conducted by today are charlatans. Some corn1nunh(y,5Opercentorn.e Consi uer removes his own clothes and of all married couples are . William Ii. Masters, whose r examples the like Family these, takes the client Into another research with Mrs. Virginia Services have crimi na l rtcords Not a dissatisfied w iI th their ilVes, documented in the article: AssociationutAmericatFSAA', single state has a law licensing As a resu,1, a growing room to meet a nude woman Johnson blazed a new trail In for the Reader's Digest A small souttwrn community associate. legitimate setting number of people are tuming to informed FS sex therapy that local disclosed a number of shocking minimum standards for the A tna therapist i Son p:rt Arg the AmerIca n . therapist was abuses m the comparatively education or experience. Th edly Francisco told her audience us i ns tead of helping, reports the Psychiatric Association last havimt sex relations which he I new field of sex therapy. an% . body can hang out a shingle article. "in city after city, sex COflsiuCfru correctiv e, with his be encouraged to try a lesbian iummer, Dr. Masters warned The FSAA, which is the in any state and call himself tor theranists were found that "patients - particular)' client.c, lar&!est volunteer (amilt'. h as well as a heterosexual sex sexual dvs(iintUnnn) A well-known western sex experiencic early in life, "so counseling organization in the conducted inthe ntsthtS of are especially susceptible O It rSAA survey, seeking their help. Victims therapist directs each new male that she can decide which 51" cities in 26 have suffered depression, patient to strip naked the authority figures." lie called least half of the 3400-6000 p sex states includes the finding that nervous breakdowns, broken minute he for the Institution of criminal arr i v es for his first therapists reported to be in Such bizarre ,, •-- . up11P9E TAT( - k % 1111 s her husband. dol have tJ I)EAK FAR: Don't make an you the "right" DEAR ABBY: My husband is right to demand that she quit, Issue of It In your letters. You'll ' .u)lhlng P 5. My mother used to smoke over only upset her and Increase parlor. Our problem is the thiele packs a day. and you need to "relax." When you gel vours? For a personal reply, wrou to growing number of women who should have seen her when she home. ASK I. ABBY* 601 No. 69700, I A . C.,tisf her to please qui f ind it impossible to come in for got up in the morning. I COe Enclose stamped, don't But I warn you, unless she massages during Walter 's want that to happLn to my wife. herset Is motivat I ed to quit, she Hate to write letters? send si in r egular working hours. To a masseur, and he has his own What should I do' acco evenings, which means Walter and his customer are there all done, probably won't Abigail Van Buren, 132 tasby gi ve counselor. I A ,J Walter became upset and said he doesn' t want me coming down to his parlor at all Junia McCall, Longwood .• = . :- because the word is getting collects favorite recipes of around that he has a jealous friends, not just a cookbook wife - wNch is hurting his recipe, but something special to business. . _- - She and her husband, Trish, during the day hours and love to travel and they enjoy doesn't need to work evenings, tr)ing different It .. . L I -A .1 .-. -V J \ 4. '. . . I; ~ ' k, . IIL - p' I . column in the Pacific Stars and readers, such as . r I. My wife Is backmthe States I sticks of Kraft's Miracle %Sttip Marvarine but have 5fl• usu). months cups sugar P together because of my Army 5 eggs hl~ training and stationing in Korea 2 CURS (silted) .i i • P. almond '.,s . . . . 4E~ - O./ - 5I - lfluIntr tomato juice J I if • ... •• • . /' .,-.... , . •. her weight down. 'Only half a Pour 2 one-ounce squares un- and add vanilla. Cool to room pa ck a day," she claims, but I into lined, greased tu be pan sweetened am ve ry much upset because I and put in a COLD oven Cook chocolate CIIOCOUTEpII __ - Pit shelf - makes 9 inch Ilie Silt together; 1 cup sifted flour - tsp salt HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers NOT PEOPLE Ge itsp salt ii ctri me of the best traditional recipes Into use during the eight OIfl to gh Uywi th forkadthng partic les un til • moist enough to hold toge Jf,, 1r.-4VPt-1- WAIl PLUMBING WI4LL HEATING INC -'- a ball and roll out on minu tes longer. Remove from heatandslowlystirin yolks and i surface y. Remove from heat - -1 .. . .... T el0 qw" __ Uff COMPOTE Including pitted prunes Iq I water 2 large oranges orange rind . a cup honey a teaspoon ground ... . tflhI&Jnv "JUIIfl1 . . ." to . .r /1/ .. ' . I i TI • TTT i ii i 11 • (44) Phil Donahue 1:00 Gambit (C-d) Not For Wom en Only (2)(8) Tomorrow (9) Showoffs (13) Truth Or Consequences MORNING (2)(1) Hollywood Squares Ii STARRING , .._ '* t Friends , 1i 4~1 1._.F_4 . _ .- Ir . .: Happy Birthday. America! You'll swn be 200 years old. To honor the occasion Chick -fjl A is kiln o t ift (11) Pulse Plus ,, rress s24, VY0rJU a j (35) Rig Valley &9 CBS TONY ORLANDO clear McEnery, but he' s not 0.17 - . -Irl. , " . ~ 0,;i, '. I ~ ' Chi ren u er I I _. 1 - i , 1,11V A17_,!:_ f* - 14 & 434 LONGWC)OD .".. ~__ _----- - _ -.-_ -, _---__-______-_ quality inn North M-0240" . _1111 .' *.* ... - '.. I ..1. , . . . . ... .-., ,I.... .... . 1. .. .. .. .. . ... . .. ....... .. ~__ Imp- 11 ... -'.:. .......:.I: ...,....,.. .....,:.. (13) Search For Tomorrow I I '.1 "~ N S Li N I K L C I P 0 \t (1 1 \ N V 0 M r. is N I N A I N K •J A Of Our Lives 7:00 - - 4 ii A Vt' fl A K A J U K c ' s t TM hilm, , ' mnt ~i Ma to (b ' i'kA V % F I) K 0 fl t N B 1Li,,,1 IF ~ p L A Ri9II 1- 11.1 . . ..... I L I s I ^ "I N 3r 1 -, " I- . ___ ____ I ChickmMA '4UKARNO 4UMATRA MOLUCCAS PALEMBANG HURABAJA TIMOR 'N ), bmast of chicken. 011sohile perfit-irtirm. Chick-fil-A stores / 0-' 4\ listed in this ad, i ., . 'k, I . _'.. ?- "r ,.' ~ ,~7. t \ z 'e.. _ . ,. ;4d1.1IJJ,l.0. .,I ..- .0, , 0 I WARTER W I h i voulrpurchawinforkliChiCkr Offer Good 1 1 I W_. - Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk 01 Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida BY: Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk I 5 pur 04 electing the (DISTRICT 1) TWO (2)MEMBERSOF THE City Council of the Ci1 ty of Casselbirrry, Florida This Notice shall be Posted a reured in the City ot Catselberry, $975 DES 169 SEMI NOLE 7. FRED WIDERMAN- BA(12 ISIS) 112V- R )A Residential Zon-Rear Yard Varancefrom 10 to 3 to build Swimming pool on Lot 77, Block N. Northgate, P8 10. Pgs f2 94, In Section 20 21 30. on Hewitt Lone, (DIlT. II 3. MATTIE PERRY BA (17 15 15) 116V- R I Residential Zofw Lot Width variance from lor to 6o ss onthefollowingdescrbedproperty Beg $3164' N and 621 I' W 04 SE Cci' - W 60 95 ft, N 107 SA' Ely 60 801 to beginning, ac cording to Section 33 19 31, on Wash ngton Street (01ST. 2) 4. EARL H. BLALOCK- SA($2 Lot Sizevariancefromsfton 9400 Lot 1, Block N. Longwood Park, PS 11, Pg 9. in Section 20 20 30, on P4j' BOARD Marjorie PONER BAt 12 15 Notice of Public Hearing DectmberlS.975 7 P.M. 7S) INV-R IAA Resideritial Zan*SldeyardvaranefromlS'toWon L ot ]. Block B Spring Lake HIllS. PB IS. Page-s 73 & 71, in Section 23 212'7, on Spring Cove Trail (01ST. 3) A. NATIONAL AUTOCRAFT MFG. CO- (12 IS 75) 23V M 1 Industrial Zone and C) Commercial Zone- Tp reduce buffer yard from 1. DENNIS K. BARNCORD- 9300 sq ft and Lot Width Variance Lots Special Exception to Park a ff~obiie 10, 11, 12. and 13. Block E. Weit Alt mont Section 1. P 5 10, of NW1,a of NEI-t of Section 13 21 32. Pg section ii2im on the on Oleander Street (DIST. 1) $ØIJttt • side of Tangerine Street . GEORGE L. AYERS. JR- (01ST a) a S. less S ' 10 ctis and E 300 ft and beg e Zone--variance on fence height 1124,95' P4 a nd 300'W of SE cor Lot S from 3' to 6 on Lots 21 and 77 Block in Section n 19-32, run N 313.53, S 12 B. Sanlando Springs, Traci L PS 3, deg)) w 3.3301 $31355 N 12 deg Sanford, Florida 37711 E 353.0$' to Osceola Road. Further Attorneys for Plaintiffs of Publish Nov 26& Dec 3 10 I? 1973 described at located at IPIC Pg 53, in Section $21 21 Further describedasIocatedatthecorof RObeqtt Street and Palm Springs .:-' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF 3 THOMAS L LANE-BAit? 15 $575) 120v- P lA Residential PROPOSED CHANGES AND 75) 7ITE-A 1 Agriculture Zone-- Zone-Rear Yard Variance from 10 IN -. N. t"C" ;4~ -'!i_Aas;~___ - -, 14t_ - . -il . -f CERTAIN To park a mobile home for a limited 100'for utility garage and front yard timition the NE1 4 of NE1 4 of Section variance from 2S' to 1, for room OF THE ZONING ORDIIANCE OF 71 32. on CurryvIle Road IDIST THE CITY OF SANFORD 1) addition on Lot9. Bt 1, PhiIlip3 Section of Loch Arbor, in Se'ct,cn ';' I&___ -zj"F f__ That property lying at the Nor Fight Cancer 11 44:~v , " I Sir :7 . \ ?,%&'.~:, 4& with a checkup Meeting This publiC hearing will be held in beginning 30 ft along N 330 for the County Commission Chambers S. CHARLES L. COOPER-BA or as soon thereafter OffiCe and Institutional) Dittrit as located on rvate road off heard Orally Hearings may be Sa id propert y being more par . Michigan Street (01ST ?) continued from time to time as may titularly described as follows. 6 DENNY VENABLE- BA(17 15 be found necessary Further details a From SR1AA (Single Family iS) I1TE - A 1 Agriculture Zone- available by calling P31330. Et Residential) District: South t Toparkmoc7llePsomeonLofslafld7 3O of Lot 151. 5mb Park. Plat Block D. HenlOnt Acres. in Sec 21 SemInole County Board Boa S. Page 20 3D. on Private road off Oak Lane of Adjustment ( 01ST?) 62 (Multiple Family 7. PAUL V. STEWART, JR.- f ,,"a ~Z- - , f-4. Z -, ! ~A -.;V~"i Chairman 1Vz4n1.F__~-___`, 1..rl k __ I ~ F,~!j; (11 _m . ',. - shall have an opportunity to be % 11. i.1 ',L'. ''' ~_ -7_7,-~,~X.-U Qr.--1- t : iF11--r.Zz- ~tttj--~.~ - -:~;7~~ T By order of the City Comr- - . SOCIETY H, N. Tamm. Jr CHICKEN SOUP* FRESH GARDEN SALAD 9" NOVEMBER 27, 1975 ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY For BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB I I I "--. .- -___ ~. 4 -.1 "I 4~ Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce-Mint Jelly Pii% ,.or led ~ iot Rolls and Butter--Coffec- Tea- Milk Pumpk in Pic Thnwi.' It Its Finest The Lamplightete Bank"ng I.Lk,_ r -7 - -4 - 2 a5i SERVED DAILY - _ .=1L__.p-__ _:f - - ,~~_,-L~I~f __5_-,;,1tf - __ - --~ As Usual Courtesy of 24 HoUr Jack - ___z __ -----.--- _-_ 61 0~- ~ ~ ;-.i- . !_I—- I I -v9wm h i - 6, I ____ ~w =_71 __ i-i. Ob sc4nd Come And See Our New Banquet Room. -_ Phone 322-9571 Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 3231910 Transactions And Loan Payments $250 Lialghtel" Children under 12-1/2 Price 1911\1A May Be Made At - I F GSHIP BANK Us S. OF SEMINOLE, MEMBER FD I C Sanford 2700 S. Sanford Ave. 3000 S. ORLANDO DRIVE, SANFORD 4~_el . . . . *,-. . -7iL~-~~__ I lyLFrp~ C~qtt~~r=--.,.-~,O~_-,.j~ UNCHEON $ - - .Itr FEA ST - ''' as Possible lh*rst comer of the intersection of -A I Agriculture Written comments filed with the 25th Street and Mellonville Avenue Zor4-To park a mobile home an the Office Of the Zoning Administrator is proposed to be retoncid to RMOI N1 I of Lot 33, Mecca Hammock. In will be considered and persons (Multiple Family Residential. Section 192031 Further deuribed appearing at the hearing will be Residential Dwelling) District Lots f -: ~_ -:~ 2 5~77 -= - -I -1 - I ~ AMERICAN zi#T.\ 1. Nover"ber 17, 1975- Reg I - __ - - % "A' . D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Commis"n Room in the City Hall in the SE ccw of StO Ion I 20 32. thence the City ol Sanford Flor ida all 00 P4 660 thence 3)) ft thence 5 4 OclockP M OnDecemberl 1915 to n thence E 330 It. 330 ft to point of to the Zoning Ordinance of the City eastmont Furthef described as of the Courihouse. SomfOrd, Floridd, of Sanford. as follows: located an Old S.R, 46, (DIST 1) on December 13. 1975, or 1.00 P M, lo order solume's I II end III send $1 for each making checks panhIe Seek & Find in care of this newspaper. ., ., Notice s hereby gven that a parka mobilehomeonthe following Public Hearing will be held at the described property begin 330 Not consider changes and amendments Enjov much larliter "Seek & Find puzzles with over .50 dt-woveries per panel in an all-new serie,.% of 24-page booklets. Creamy Whipped Potatoes-Candied Sweet Potatoes I I I Bicentennial Quarter- - for the following city officials, to *.t ONE (1) MAYOR of the City of L writ I hili couiwin #A 11 lin pla< inj vouf ordtf. 1.111111 (li riiiii ((,ulU)(1. pirf Fliff. Thm l imitations 01 side and back fences Said election shall be held at the an Lot 4 (less N 32 11' and Ins the S Casselberry Fire Department Block F. OommericPi Hills Building on Triplet Lak:Driveon 3599'). 6th Addition. PB Is. Pg 75, in Section said date and at the times author iirecl 26 21 30. on Woumpi Trail Agriculture Zone-Lot Width Itir" homes on four kits on One _______ . 14 '- TOMORROW: Kinds of Farming ~_ 5 bo el 5 KRAKATOA MFDA .0 , I . .1 - .1y" i - tO H 1ehiddeaasIIi1adbskwapp.*rt.tw, I ~_ .r,,.. _~) I r. ' L-i FAMILY STYLE -4, - 0 15 75) IISV--R IA Residential Zone- variance in the height, :!~~f _.- --- P.1 V '.f It's the real thing. Coke. -..l C. VARIANCE 1, ALFRED S.JOLSON-PIA (17 , to _____ 25 JAVASEA - _A" ^,ec+w Or" a C"c"A -. ,~q) i (H FBF. JAKARTA 91I . - - -, N 0 ' I Further described as located on Church Stritie in Sect-on 21 19 30 (DIST 5) -%; Y R A 11 UORTDSWE B D E M ISORSI() R ... ' : for road). Variance from 200 to 137' and a following described property Flagship Bank of Sanford backward. up. down. or discosally in the puzde. yjad osch hidden name and box Iitaa.sbown . , - ,1.n_________ in PB 1. P lu. Public Seminole County. , fins (SEAL) McINTOSH %t 0 N T M 0 I U C C A S 1 0 11 Vi' S K InsUuetioas kai,. -i -' One LJ COIn, per I)CrSOfl, per order, with the coupon below.' WITNESS my hand ard officiAl T5 --PAR 2 I I 1:00 -- ~,~_,~~___. _,-f %y'r ______________________________________________________ ' ;~_ -- BAIl? 15 15; M I lndiS?r'aI E S 11 K A R N 0 1 0 W T .1 0 e tZjd4 • Section 197130 Further described as locatedat the corner of highwa y 17 92 and South SO (DIST 4) 11. SAV-MORE OIL. INC sea I of %a id Court on I he 201h do y of November. A D., 1975 SUHSHp0T P 0 1) II T F' V K H A K 1) 1) t N N F ,11P 1 II . I , I ~ ~Mill~_ :SL 1 Ic A, YS) 24E- To utilile diiiiielling tcr church meetings on Lots I &ntl Ir Block 8, Oak Ridge Park S D, PB I IW Or. SC on the following described property Begatapont0Wof SE Plaintiffs, whose address Is Post CONTINUED cor of Section 6 21-30, run N773ft. W 200 ft. S 275 ft, E 200 ft to point of Office Box 1310, Sanford, Fhrida 32771, and file the original with thir 75)-13TE-A I Agriculture Zone- beginning. I"it road R W. Further rPof the above styled Court on or To park a rnot,Ie home on Lot 10, d5C7i located on Chalotte before December 31, 11,75. otherwise Block D. Lake Harney Acrettim in Sir ee (DIST. 4) iection 14 70 32. on Harney Heights 1. REX ROFFLER- BA (12-15 R oar (DIST 1) 75)119v- P 1AI. Residential Zone-be B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Lot Size Variancefrom 11,700 ft to de manded in the Complaint S R Ill. A R A I A P A L K M I M A R I*L 'p - i- of Catselberry. Ftorida. Notice is hereby given that trio Court of Seminole County. Florida, for Reformation of Deed and you Seminole County Board of Ad ar,reqtjlr ed to secvea copy of your ustmenv will conduct a public 'tten defenses if any, FRANK hearing to consider the following C. WHIGHAM, of STENSTROM, items A SPECIAL EXCEPTIONDAVIS &MCINTOSH Attorneys f or i . . . Dlii THLATRI ' è#- _0199 1) T P A P C (3 C' I C) ( 's F S K A I S N A F' Movie OF as I II 910 , , TQ .CA 1. P__ su 7 ? " ..,.... .-""" -- Indonftia (C-6) Movie (9) Ryan's Hope I '" 2: 30 during the legal hours for voting hold the regular election of the City _._ 0 I ~ 243V FRENCH SEEK & FIND IHCFKNINIKFAF I DC0 i Show Time MATINEE WED 10 Oflly our BUT, WE'LL BE HERE TO SERVE YOU AGAIN MONDAY AND DAWN Shows been cooperative. H CHRIST THE SAVIOUR BA I2 IS Tuesday, December 2. 1973, that CHARLES MEYERS and RE BECCA MEYERS, his wife, , filed a Complaint in the Circuit TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Sijite 22 i I _______ SUNDAY the 30th similar charges In England Eli 1 is ik. man w'' can Wa a. llach c.. / . 0~~ 11- .. P62 ... NOTICE OF ACTION (STa)l St Joi.ih SO. as recorded REGULAR ELECTION on For further in o.a tcnn on he WI4S Of Lots I PROCLAMATION OF COUNTY. Casselberry. Florida REBECCA MEYERS, hit wife, . 11. %JA. IIJI is Coca-Cola. El This special birthday offer is for a 1hiflied time only. SorTy - ------ I 3 For The Money Search For Tomor row - especially good %xith an ice cold cup of _""~ . ~. McLean Stevenson in quest for jewel thief who can clear him of 12i3O I w-:: !~_. r'i varlet format ABOUT TONI G HT: 1:30 (2)(1 ) Days A YW I.' wich or box lunch. Ch i ck -fil CLOSED .. .. ' (2) (6)($) News I-. ~, FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. a ' galore. Shiny liew-issue Bicentennial Qtiir', 'tire to beCouW colle ctor 's iteins. To receive your FREE Blicentennial Quarter', stmnlu , oresent tii C 1)011 below when you purchase a - THRU at least two or more and islands. 'Then, it will be (s)(Ci3) Magnificent Marble Machine 1.00 _- , ma. , , 'i-' ' -"J- . 11 __ __ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 114 AND ., - (") Variety •• ______ trimmings are a pair of reruns. - employes may Thanksgiving at home -. Thanksgiving Eve, and the from the singer-host It's been McEnery, on the Greek Island 'ii. Rich i1flfl up Wiwi ic,, i'..i a1. Oig Crete ss searciunl., f,or a (24) Electric Company Ir ... 1 . .. - ..& . • fl seasons despite inroads of "The feature "Moon Spinners," THE STATE OF FLORIDA Waltons" Flip had enough lumping together a threc-parter TO WILlIE RT S MI TH NBC, with the exception of starring Haley Mills, who falls Ontario. Canada Mac Davis, has moved away in love wi th a man, Peter YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (C-4) Duck Duck Goose (9) All My Children II I . Pau! Harvey (C.d) Bugs Bunny And (6) - - Sinuner for 15 to 20 minutes or unti s>mp s Uck, return (nut to syrup and simmer 5 to 10 , e (6) Young And The Restless -_ PijbIlth Nov 26 & Dcc 3. 10. 17, 1915 Plaintiffs, Florida. and Shall b* publi.hed in the Evening Herald once each week because she s not primarily a In the opening half hour, it will vs ROSA PAYTOPI and LEONARD P. for at least tOUt (1) consecutive singer, but ra ther a comic be "Prowlers of the PAYTON, her husband, a nd ROSA weK prior to December 2 1973. actor. Dated at Casselberry, Florida, Everglades." It's fascinating, a PAYTON and LEONARD P. PAYTON. PAYTON this 23rd day of October, A D. 1975 db a Thie last really successful trip through the Florida var iety be fore Carol was Flip Everglades, as seen through CHARLES FALK: and WILBERT Bill B. Grier, Wilson, who had four good the eyes of the animals that SMITH, Mayor . anduldhavestayed inhab (2)()(44) News I 8-Il NBC ALL-DISNEY DEl Comics are quick to point up NIGHT AT THE MOVIES CASE No. 7s.n3S.CA-03.A the fact that only Carol Bur nett Disney is nice fluff for CHAaILES MEYERS AND longer r Boy." Orlando's solo is "y to becomeanendangerecispecies. for a long time, and Uwt's World .ji Women (C.6) 11:55 longer, has managed to stay on the air 6 13) oe NOW SHOWING . with your purchase of one "." I -r, 1J I Donohue (14) Phil 11.30 Wool ever sow tho Amerften . I power on telesision any at least not in tNs cycle, wWch Re.11WIDber."and Dawn' s "IjA may be why variety Itself has Me 1k the One." . • .- Chl &ck , r The networks are coming to the co ncl us ion that the singing star doesn' t have sustaining FLAGSHIP DANK OF This notice Shall be published once TO TH E REGISTERED VOTERS THE CITY OFCASSELBERRY. each week for four cornecutive OF FLORIDA: eks in One EH vening by NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN we Dated this 3rd day of Novembef. the city of caswiterry, Florida, 11975 that pursviiint to lawful authority the (Seal) City of Casselbefry. Florida, shall Arlhur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Course" at the Wekiva HIJfl? CIut ordering of d~%fr,t)ution of said Section 62179 format ion before the Court, 1 0: demanded In By~ Elaine RiCharoe clown around In sketches withDeput y Orlando. Roy sings I'lleart toGwge A. Sprinkel IV IASI Highland Road Heart," then due ts wi th Tony on Winier Park, Florida 377*9 ,- Thank God I'm a Country Attorney for Pelitionef Publish Nov. ' • 11: 00 tocaS CRAM s I and Bill Cosby? ansecutive wks, the matter of Petition (2)(8) High Rollers I: I IF. Lagaind. HIGHLIGHTS 12:30 i.n uiir CI1tIs A h:db.00rn• TV for the relief (C-6) Noticlas rq KATU __________________________________________ Van Dyke, Rowan and Martin, Ruth liuzzi also is on hand to ;e the * towateralongwithorange rind, allspice, honey and sugar. r A( z ,r)y , ? y 9,,/ ,~) , K y , enjoy / $ - err '?tonSr's f attorney or im jtNr ose U i (44) Father Knows Best i '... NBC News (9) Wide World Special ,.- - U 1 (2)(e) OfturfllngUp new series .-...Dick Roy Clark as the main guest. (9) Sunrise J ubil ee AdiIt$$IOO ChldrenS0c 1 (13) Dragnet Lucy Show (B) Romper Room ( almonds Makes6to8se1ngj So that Peca . . (44) 6:30 (35) Movie , Fresh Fruit, Pumpkin, Mince, arid n . 11 I "' ~_ ! ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY W/COUNTRY DRESSING . . .. . . 0i ** BAKED .VIRGINIA HAM W/FRUIT SAUCE * ..-' I W% ----:! -_~ , ' _._-__-____ r ~~- ~- __ __ ri YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a 13) As Man Behaves (C-6) Family Affair (*)(C.13) Somerset h4Sfil.d MELBOURNE, N.A. Petition for Divorce has been filed Melbourne. Florida against you by HARVEY C. JONES By: Gerald A Youngs and .i are required to serve a copy vice President Trust Of of your writlpn defenses. It any, to ficef the Petition, on the Pelifionef"S As Executive of the Estate attorney. GEORGE A SPRINKEL of IRENE P. ROSS, Deceased whos e address is list Highland Road, Winter Park. Florida 37719, on G. Andrew Speor or before December 10th, 1975, and ifi West Commercial Street file the original *ilh the Clerk oil this Sanford. Florida 12711 Court. 4ither before service on Attorney tor Executor (C-d) Bob Sheridan Sports this CIOIICIJIe$ FT) . •. sherbet glassie and sprinkle each serving with ger a •. STYLE GREEN BEANS HONEY COATED BABY CARROTS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN I " 108 St Claire Avenue ew: Have you noticed the having rough titne in the old conialy narni,es popping up ratings, hopes to draw from I again in specials, with thought country-music fans tonight with T hursda y showing this notice has been motile home for a nigrit *otctirr-an publ4shed once a week f or four in tht area designated as "Gail Spring Lake, New Jerse3? 07767 estate will come . (6) JOAN TAYLOR JONES, Wife (C.13) Cable Journal (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (44) Gomer Pyle, USMC 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Price Is Right Price1 Right (35) 700 (44) Green Acres 9.WILLIAM E. SPENCER- (11) Adam 12 (IS) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 1:30 (2)(8) Tonight Show 10:30 th"eto. it any, should be duly filed, NOTICE OF ACTION Tci JOAN TAYLOR JONES (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (C.d) 700 Club Mod Squad In Re: Marriage of (9) One Life To Live (9) Dinah! T r, pa rk jn mrthe P4 2 of S 412 7' of N 1 7 31 1, of PI E I a. 'old -. I of Lake Mary Roa'l and S Al? 7' of Pd said court its final report and SEMINOLE (24) Lillas, Yoga And You (35) Rocky And FrIends (24) World Press NOTICE 29 70 30. Further described as ke ca 1ed on1 Lc*ood : R oo d h Of Big (3)(24) Electric Company (Cd) Bewitched :00 - are rere',' notified fP)at the undecgned as Execut or of 173* 1' of E $65 04 P4w'. of Section 3:30 () Lilias, Yoga And You (3S) Lost In Space Spirit T NIA spoon fruit into glass bowls or 14_;F~ " . (C•6) Life In The FINAL CIVIL ACTION P40. 7s27*7CA04B (4) Partridge Family ' I RENE P COUNTY. ministratonthere4 FLORIDA. Brady Bunch (6) Partridge Family Rwd (DIST 2i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Mid estate, has completed the ad FOR -- North of Big IN RE: Estate of Deceased Legal Notice (C 6) Best (' C,roucho 11:00 (2)(d)(l)(9)(13) News (3) ABC News Race To Riches YEARS , GLAZED CANDIED YAMS DAYAYACt IDAHO WHIPPErI POTATO MI U ES V.' . (44) (8) Big Valley . - (7) Seven TURRY NOODLE SOUP Memories Of Prince ' My Favorite Martian (C-6)(44) Mickey Mouse Club as 6:10 V minutes longer. Pour wine over fruit. Chill. serving time, allspice C \' un Sinuner fruit in 2 tablespoons silvered • (2) Phil Donohue __________ ,... 61 6tabkspoons toasted slivered almonds I rring 1 cop sugar Soundstage 6:00 the Juice from oranges and add CHOCOLATE FILLING - le I (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 Festival Bewitched 1w;; Y1;i; ElA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tre ii' 'f ¶ 1111 i 4 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP NE'. 1tSI Of La.e Ma' SUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1)21' Of Ni $731 I' 04 the E 165' of FLORIDA. of Section 21 20)) Furtnrr Probate P40. 75I1•CP deUribed a$ located on LOngvv(4oCr,J (44) (2) Adam-12 (C-6) I Love Lucy (9) Gilligan's Island (35) Mickey Mouse Club (2) Ironside (3)(24) Mister Rogers 11:50 .,' , double bode r,coo k andstoe.. . . )eararoundw$thflrlch minutes or until. tender. i medium heat until mixture cookies fruit out and set aside Squueze Form into floured \ led ginger chocolate mixture. Pour into Pote, good enough to C'ri . it 111 5:00 (44) Fllntstones 4:00 I 2 tablespoons cherry or strawberry wine 2 tablespoons silvered cane- bring until particles the size of small chocolate. Mix sugar, flour and year at sundown, Nov. , . peas Sprinkle 3 to 4 tbsp cold salt and slowly pour in milk and duding this dried fruit corn - I 2 tablespoons sugar Scald milk, add chopped days of feasting that begin tWs Cut in one-third cup Crisco n era lI Festival of Lights, will DAYS I mold. Chill til firm. the Jewish 3 slightly beaten egg yolks 2 tb. butter 1 tsp. vanilla . !11 % " ;" 34 1141 I 11 JJ r.uw: I' Celebrate With Compote hate that habit and don 't want 4* . , .. " - " ,' (35) (3) Teaching Children With S pe cial Needs (6) CBS News (C-6) I Dream Of Jeannie (9) ABC News (Ci)) Carolina Country (24) In? tonal Odando City Council AAftling (35) Lone Ranger (44) Gilligan's Island Underdog 8:SS News 12:00 (C-6) Death Valley Days M:I =4 7,I I " 51 IIII ~ I 7 1, (C-6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges )3) Banacek OFThE co,aoon _& 1:30 . - 11 . -~- vinegar WorchestersWre and chill til starts to Set. Add rema ining ingredients and pour into ring Junta McCall delights In inl.zing up a delicious dessert. says it "relaxes" her and keeps Slowly add nour. Beat well. Add a (35) Movie 10:00 (44) 1, -.---.... o%er jelloss and stir Un' I • • 3 started smoking again. She a cup and add one at a time , k t ,*, 'P,Lcial Ni[y I ,. ..1-e,!1T.A-T@1-~*) " ' cV ' 9 W'SE 's9w ~, I, I (44) Flintslones chopped OwOfl ' - 0 p, ..~ AD - - . I _- " ~' , . 41-.1 jaw - - - ' _K ...rr. ,;~ ,Iw , - %. . - . _.. ~ . -- WITH I es ers re peas 1 cup chopped cabbage d I ,., '' I ;ll tsp, Sall 2 tsp. vinegar . .. . - ,• - ,.- - , My wife used to smoke before 2 - .L!.I..# I I:izJ,i! I . FAYEDUNAWAY'), CUFFROCERTSON lbo lemon kIlo . -'c - - . - I . - 1 I ROBERT FIEDFORL) ' . . Ie I I J 9:30 Albert i_! I quacks and crooks." a (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (Cd) Community Close - Up (3) ... 4 meringue are olcJen brown . OIU .. FOP APPOIN T&ir NT fliA I ')'' filiAl pastry all around Bake In ' his customers the wrong way. tooth!" She is willing to sham DEAR ABBY: I am sta tioned some of her own pet recipes in Seoul, Korea, and read your with the Evening Herald her to smoke at all sugar, beating till stiff and glossy and all sugar is 8:00 (9) Baretta (44) Movie (9) Starsky And Hutch L $ . THIS troubled people at the mercy of Beat egg whites with vanilla and cream of tar ta r III soft peaks form. Gradually add \ $ not leave the sex lives of (6)(13) Cannon (24) I I \ REG. 30 to 15 minutes, or till peaks of .t -Iq ''P LOW PH 9:00 (9) Good Morning, America (44) Hilarious House Of (Cd) (C Town Hall 10:30 - Jousney Through Eden OS) Mothers-In.Law (44) Underdog 3:00 (2)(I) Another World (6)(13) Match Game (C-6)(44) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolos' Table (24) (2)(1) Today (6)(C.6)(13) CBS News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) American Religious (3) Say Brother (6)(13) CBS Reports Inquiry 11 .i; ... 1 Jean-Paul Belmondo F Good Thru Dec 6 i ., ~N k-i tsp. vanilla i p. cream of tartar 6 thip. sugar dissolved. Spread over filling sealing meringue to ed ges of ~ ' guess I prefer making desserts be ca use I ha ve such a sweet I Isp. vanilla we were married, but I asked 1 shake of salt her to quit and butter ,,sugar , , She wrote to tell me she has until well creamed. Put eg s in 9 . ! ,r DF-AR WIFE: Ym But you as she admitted with a smile, "I We've been married two years, .. ~ -w W I k -__ - cant be absolutely sure until youeatchWalterrubblngoneof I " foods from right to be very interesting," she said. Desserts are Junia's favorite - - .7 - .. too. Also, I' ve never know him foreign lands. Junia's hobby at to work overtime on a man or home is making doll clo thes for an elderly or obese woman her grandchild. "I also find my only young, good-looking mmhusband' s photography hobby H ave I a suspicious? ______ #__ J 11 SPECIAL sex I stafrino 001%. fltDH A LItUT character requirements for anyone plan ni ng to practice. Says Daughterty: " We must 3 eggwhltes ,.. IF 1 Holiday Look therapists with criteria based on rigid educational, experience and SIERINGUE 4 =~- ,, th 1 say he does well enough - k license temperature, theri pour into Liked pastry ll. _______ physiciantobesurenophysjcal state legislatures act quickly to ByEl.DANlCllOIS Iferald Correspondent . For That Special agencies around the country. The FSAA also urges that She Bakes Sweet Treat 'TIL2:30PM.-SI.15 NIGHTCALLER fig a by II - (9 problems. Next they should s eek IPX? best possible al%ice on choosingasextherapjst._.fro a local medical society, a hospital with a sex clinic or one ofthf?more than300FSAAlOCal afterhous-solstartedgoing down there when she did, and she finally quit coming in for massages. (,In reason exists for their sexual Cook Of Th e . One woman used to co me in three times a week - always 4: Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (6)(13) 7:00 Movie (2)(d) (35) Addams Family 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(t) Mery Griffin (C•6) Fllntstones (13) Ironslde 2:30 (2)($) Doctors BARGAIN MATS.EVKRY DAY 1 First St., Sanford First step: a thorough examination ' neverlY Hills, Calif 90217, ter Ah boo klet. It") ¶ Daugherty, director of FSAA and iftself a veteran marriage I OIIIIRAL CINEMA CDR A Cautiously, says W. Keith Abby - (2)(1) The Price Is Right Rook Beat I w 710 7:30 • I1(0(kSS Illil I•°III 14 F Dear • . )IhI J 1: '1 '.1 " (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (C-6) Tennessee Tuxedo Ce) Today In Florida 6: (2) Daily Devotional (8)(44) News (3)(24) Tribal Eye (6)(;3) Tciy Orlando And Dawn (C-6) Movie (9) When Things Were Rotten (C-1311 Movie (35) Movie (44) Dinah! mals (13)(C.13) CBS News (74) Channel 24 Action ll~oiij) Hogan s Heroes --- 6:15 (6)(8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (C.))) Movie 8:00 (2)(I) Prowlers Of The Everglades (3) Romagnolos Table (6)(8) Concentration (C.611 Hogan's Heroes J9) Wild, Wild Wcrl Of An II I (6) Don Adams Screen Test tC6)(44) Love, American Style (9) 525,000 Pyramid (13) Truth Or Consequences EVENING 7:00 To Tell The Truth : ii , !!;I;Z Fl. - ednosdciv _ FLORI imposed, howshoulda couple..... or an individual - In need of _____________________ sex therapy . proceed? 9 W ed nesday, , Y Novim, i97 a f,1iiiilyaaIr fy • malpractice, mal would be the I' B ABIGAIL V AN BLRFN r- -- pen.alties for sex therapists who Does TONIGHT'S TV OMEN er ld, anford • Fl 6A- Even ing Hera - 'f' - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Wednesday, Nov. 26,197s Franchised Collector Subject Of Discussion ,1111, First Loss For Sterling' s Seminole 2 Altamonte Officials Call For Garbage Fee Probe lh 1)t)\\t LSTF..s On i'ut'sdas to later in the honieot ners associations Herald Staff%riter 1vt1ning requesting a later meeting A1,TAMONTI; SPHlxç, Comiiiissioner Sandra Glenn time, City Cillilinissioners Cal rexrled she has received calls Floyd pointed out the city DeVon and George Perkins (room inembern of the Spring earls last year mimoved its have called for an investigation Oaks and San Sebastian mileetuig timime fr om 4:30 to 6:30 — b cmii officials into oral complaints from the business eomn muunit that the cliv's bage collector. Dump-All of Winter P.irk, is charging ecessive fees. DeVonev told colleagues Tuesda mught that an operator l a new city business house complained that garbage lees charged by Dump-All are signilicantl higher than those levied by other Companies He said a representative of the Winter Park firm told the businessman he had choice but to par the sums since the city has granted Dump-All an exclusive franchise, Perkins said he has received rurts as sell that persons contending they represent the - mirin are doing 'quite a bit of wheeling.and..deahng," noting one case in particular in county territory where the firm offered a substantially lower rate to meet competition. Mayor Norman Floyd urged that the commissioners have the businessmen file formal written complaints, as called for in the franchise ordinance. and that he then could look into the matter. City Attorney Joe Davis noted that the city receives, as a franchise lee, 15 per cent of the Company's gross receipts. In other action, cornmissioners discussed the possibility of changing regular meeting times from 4:30 p.m. I OPEN Thanksgiving PRICES -- rnnnø UY (._.. - s" ROLL-ON Deodorant , Nov. 26.27. 2829, '75. Limit one. '... ''... .rcu... , , -. •i '"v -1'v . . Right Guard • Box 40 at I o'r With lSc Off label Right 1`e14rttd to limi qutt - I 4-- 39~ 1-oz. Gi2a r All t-.- . 99~ on. 1.29 co ' , Pack of 96 ñ.'Pgvcen Co I •I -. Nov. 26.27. 28.29, 1975. a 1311 Limit oi. Ot(Ofl, - KLEENEX 200's Iffm 11 , C. 3-ox. Nov. 26. 27.28. 29, '75. , , - R I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • FASr PAIN NtLItF Nov. 26.27. 28.29, '75. 114 Limit one. tnct I flavors 15 l WaIgr..ns 126 COLOR FILM, or Westinghouse Flashcubes, 3'. Tota l 31 7 $ 83 SEMINOLE: Noe 4 1 I?. Mc 4 DOnAld 7 00 I:, Jacobs 3 23 17. F fib er6 2 2 II, Zeta' 121312 27 26 Totals 35 Indian River SI $—$3 49 33-92 Samanol. r't,i as mrrnpe is I r r r, 7' .,' Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1975-18 SORRENTO— Sanford Naval at the end of the first quarter, Academy fell by a 63-46 margInbut Moore's rebounding started Tuesda) night ar Florida taking its toll m the second Central Academy roared over stanza and enabled the hosts to the Seminole County cagers grab a 28-24 lead at inwith a torrid second half in termi.ssicn which the hosts outscored their .. b Nov. 2677-2829, 75. Lim 2 ow . - — -. QQC , -` 1-Z " - . . -- • . __: gum guests bya35.nedge. - .•, ________ - JJ 121 Raider Bob Jacob6 gets off a jump shot over the outstretched ann of Indian River's Leroy Oliver. — •' - - F . - 1101-shooting Vernon Johnson goes bigh In the air to mark up two for the Raiders. Jim Flw.k (45) and Rodney Montgomery 151) can only watch. (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) Boston's Fred Lynn Voted 9 NEW YORK i AI'i Invaluable Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox, earlier named Rookie of the Year, added the American League's Most Valuable Player award to his trophy case today in an unprecedented vote by the Baseball Writers Association of America. - Boston's stylish center fielder became the first player in baseball history to win both coveted prizes in his first year and his 169-point victory margin over Kansas City first baseman John Mayberry represented the largest in the 4-year history of the MVP prize. In this year's National League MVI' voting earlier this week, second baseman Joe Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds won the prize by 16711 Most Lynn, the third straight outfielder to win the AL's top prize, was the only player named on all 24 ballots of the special BBWA committee. He received 22 of the first-place votes and two for second to Finish witha total of 326 points. Mayberry, whose name appeared on fl ballots, was runner-up with 157 points. Jim Rice, Lynn's rookie teammate in the Red Sox outfield, was third with 14 points while Rollie Fingers, the Oakland relief ace, received the remaining first-place votes and finished fourth with 129 tx"nts. points over Philadelphia outfielder Greg Luziriski, which until today represented the largest plurality in history. Only one other rookie ever came close to winning the MV!'. That was Pete Reiser of the old Brooklyn Dodgers, who finished second betund teammate Dolph C.amilli in 1941. SANFORD NAVAL: Mock 1OI21, 7 Stanley Moore was the biggest thorn in the side 0 Middies, scoring 20 points and . I told city commissioners Tuesday night. Although city commissioners have made no decision on whether the city water supply will be fluoridated, the engineer had been instructed to determine if federal funding, particularly in the form of grants, would be available. Palm recently estimated cost of equipment and Installation for the process at 1I5,(00 with 15.000 operational costs annually for the city's five water plants. Palm said although it had been expected that fluoridation would be a major topic at a recent workshop sponsored by the American Waterworks Association, discussion centered on the federal safe winking water act and the effect it would have on the FLORIDA CENTRAL. Turner Si 17, Torrens 5217, Coyni 306, Moore 10 0 20 K cf er 0 0 0 hauling down 18 rebounds was the first win of the season Ø° 000: for Florida Central Academy. bIdS 29 s 63 Steve Mock led the Naval IS 9 $ 14-44 Academy in scoring with 21 Sanford Naval 15 1310 25-43 points while Brian Ilelip was FlordaC,ntral the ordy other Middie in double Total Fouls: SNA 12, Ftorida ures, he with 11. Central 20 Naval had Central tied, 15-15 Fouled Out: Ccyr Valuable Player Rounding out the top 10 were Oakland out. Fielder Reggic Jackson, pitcher Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankee cat. cher Thurman Munson, Milwaukee first base. man George Scott, second baseman Rod Carew of Minnesota and outfielder Ken Singleton of Baltimore, In all, 31 players received votes. The 23-year.old Lynn, a product of the University of Southern California who makes his home in El Monte, Calif., finished second in the batting mace behind Carew. The lithe, young tri I I I I . i.eiie and icu me meague 3 31 4 in runs scored with 103 and in doubles with 47. Lynn, a premier defe nsive outfielder famous for spectacular sliding and diving catches, was also third in the RBI race with l( and showed good power with 21 home rims. "I am very honored that the baseball writers ha ve chosen me as their Most Valuable Pla yer of the American League," Lynn said. "It is the most prestigious award that a player can earn. To achieve t.i4aS in my first season is a very pleasant surprise and a big thrill." M ajor New USF Coach Says Hoople's l TAMPA (AP) — South from assistant coach after Bill Florida's new basket ball coach, Gibson died last July at age 46. Chip Conner, says his team is "Hut if we didn't schedule good not ready to handle the sched- people, we'd have to win 20 or 22 ule drawn up for it this year. games a year to attract fans." But he says losing to name opCinci nnati. Auburn, Florida ponent.s is be tter than winning Sta te and Nor th Carolina must games from lesser teams. be met in a 16-day stretch in "1 could schedule 20 wins a December and the schedule said Conner, 32, elevated also includes the likes of Jack. The engineer said that while current practice is to test two samples of the city drinking Meager Weekend Fare Hoo e Tabs Gators To Win Schedule Too Toucih cities. sonville and Dayton. North Carolina is ranked fifth in the - - .• By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE as Georgia vs. Georgia Tech; Atlanta. Meanwhile, at College The big TV extravaganza on TheJIeral(lSenices Southern California and UCLA; Station, Tex., the home team Friday evening with John Egad, friends, once again the Alabama vs. Auburn, and the Aggies wil pit their sterli ng McKay's Southern California schedule makers have provided traditional service classic defense against the rampaging Trojans against next door us with meager fare on the Army-Navy. Jove, I must tell offense of the Texas Longhorns, neighbor UCLA in McKay's windup weekend of the regular Martha to serve my lmea s in The hloople nod goes to the farewell appearance in the Pac collegiate season, However, the living room startin g with Longhorn offe nsive stalwarts McKay S. and his boys will what the schedule lacks lr, Turkey Day. w ho will — kaff-kalf prevail, make it a memorable one as quantity is more than cornIn the three big games served 24-21. The Temple Owls appear they upset a mighty good Bruin pensated for in quality, up for your Thanksgiving Day to be two touchdowns better club, 23-21 — har.ruznph! Associated Press preseason poll, Cincinnati 10th and Au burn 20th. .. if "On a night-in, night-out basis, we're far too young ((1 compete with these people," said Conner. "Our main objecThe TV filberts are in for a enjoyment we see Vince than the Villanova Wildcats, so tire is to make USF a nationally On Saturday. Bear Bryant special treat. Among the Dooley's Georgia Bulldogs you can mark this down as a prominent basketball school, will close another very suecontests on the magic lantern outfighting the Tech Yellow Temple triumph, 28-14 and to do that you have to cessiul season for his Alabama such annual grudge battles Jackets to take a 17-14 win in kumph play prestige teams. Crimson Tide as they roll past "You bring teams like these Auburn in Birmingham. We in and you get people to take an make 1119-10 for the Tide. In interest in your program," he Philadelphia, before another added . "Schools want to conic i packed house, The Middies will to Florida in the wile:. I've got make it three victories in a row i requests to play frommi Hartford, H l'lll' ASSOCIATE!) PRESS style with four straight vie- injuries. The defensive secon- National Football League in overufldernunnedAnnyl2 The Buffalo Hills have lost tories, but then dropped a 17-14 dary has been especially hard scoring with a whopping 320 Quincy, Roosevelt, Rochester, DeLANI) Sweet memories of the few times this season. Iona. But those (earns aren't their share of battles this sea- decision to time lowly New York hit, which could account for the That's it for now, dear points, 32 per game. of last year's 224 season will be Dave Stowers, Hatter high post, going to create the interest In son, but they still haven't lost thatsi1a Monday night game. 261 points the Bills have surrenThursday's game shapes up readers. Don't eat too much placed in the dream file this led the team in scoring with USE basketball the way North the war. They have never quite dered. Only three (earns — the as a hign-scoring affair. St. turkey and watch your favorite weekend when Stetson twenty points and Pete Nor- or South Carolina will." The Bills, fighting for their recovered. The) have won just Jets. Chicago and Cleveland. Louis tM its own high-p)wered newspaper for my Bowl Games University faces the realities of ithomn, low post, connected for Graduation took two-year lives in the American Confer- tio of their list six gaines and have given up moore. narrumph offense with Jim HLt hitting prognttcatmnr a ne season and the actuality 1 rebounds, one of them, a List-minute vieenc'e Fast Division, invade St. The offense, with O.J. Simp- fleet Mel Gray with passes and starter Leon Smith from the Now go on with my of meeting Southland ConThe Cowboys from McNeese 10 club Gibson fielded last year li)UI5 Thursday afternoon with tory over the New York Jets, son and Jim Braxton piling up Terry Metcalf keying the THURSDAY, Nov. 2 forecast, ference champion, McNcese State, led by their big guns in his only season at the school. hOl)CS of upsetting the C.ardi. was a gift. the rushing yardage and Joe ground game. Georgia 17. Georgia Tech 14 State, in the opening game of Edmond Lawrence vnd John Worse, the team nab, The Bills are tied has been Ferguson passing to J.D. 11111 But Conner, a former Atlantic with The Cards, 8-2, need a victory Texas 24, Texas A&M 21 the New Orleans Classic Friday Rudd, will try to put holes in the Coast Conference player for Baltimore at 64 in the AFC coming apart at the seams with and Bob Chandler, leads the to stay on top of the NEC East, Temple 28, Villanova 14 night. Stetson Hats in the opening Gibson at Virginia, has forward East, one game behind frontruiniv .i.... e. O Inc flatters will travel w inc game of me rcw urieans Ed "Stretch" Davis, who led running Miami. Another loss 5o Calif. 23, UCLA 21IN) Crescent City fresh from a 101- Classic. Lawrence led the team the team !ast year with 17,3 could be fatal to ttwir playoff SA11'RI)AY, Nov. 29 'iO exhibition win over the in scoring lust year with ii 21.5 Iiints a game and 8.4 rebounds, hopes. Arizona St. 28, Arizona 24 I N National Team of Ecuador to average and Rudd paced the and 6-foot guard Doug Alpin, "I don't think we can afford to Navy 26. Army 12 with serious questions as to squad in rebounding with a 12.5 who averaged 13 points, lose any games," said Coach Alabama 19, Auburn 10 414 their ability to repeat last mark, good enough to also lead Steve Stanford, a 220-pound, Lou Saban. "But it's still a war. Boston Col. 37, tMv Cross 21 year's successes, Including the Southland ('onfrrence. 1l1 transfer from Pensacola Miami's come up with some tulsa 48, llouston Probable starting 141 N ) lineup national rankings among the for Junior College, is being counted bumps which we've had all Florida 26. Miami, i Eta.) 21 t NI lndependant.s. The tournament Stetson In the New Orleans on at center. Other key players along and Baltimore is coming No. Texas St. 39, W. Texas St 12 Classic will be Stowers and include Penny Greene and Jun.- on strong. may provide the answers. Baylor 28, Rice 17 Stetson, shorter and quicker Pete Nordhorn at the post ior college transfer Mike Dick. "I can't make any preRutgers 24. Sivracuse 20 and Isaac erson up front and guards Rob- dictions, but we're not out of it than last season, out-rebounded positions, Morris So. Miss, 16, Brigham Young 14 the Latin Americans 86-37 but Coates at the wing slots and ert House and freshman Bryon yet." Vanderbilt 36, Tenneset' V had a height advantage for orw O'Connell at point. The Bills started the season ill Johnson. VMI 35, Connecticut 13 water monthly, the new regulations, to go Into effect in 12 to 18 months, require testing of 20 samples monthly. In other business, the cornmission granted a permit to "Tour World," a Longwoodbased firm, to operate a bus - -- -.. - - -. - Football Forecast Stetson Faces Bills N e., Rea l ties .. - - -. " service for residents and tourists within the city and within a three mile radius. - 2217M o i io Downs Middies • • supplies, consulting engineer Bill Palm, of the Winter Park firm of Glace and Radcliffe, Palm reported that Associated Building and Contracting Co., prime cantractor br the northslde sanitary sewer district, should le assessed $3 in penalties at the rate of $]i%j dath from the time work was to be completed in July until the system became operational on Oct 21. He added that the toupanv insists it is due more than $,(i0 for items which must be completed above and beyond the contract. INDIAN RIVER: Turner 1022 22. FI&Ck 4 2 2 10, Preston 7 oo lit. Florida Central No federal funding is available for fluoridation of city water Owners of the firm noted Ow bus service will be available from the city's motels to nearby areas In making a presentation for the permit the owners pointed out Alt.amonte's population in the past five years has risen 400 per cent while the tourist market is up 200 per cent an'J the c) has doubled its laii area. Nevertheless, said Sterlink, "I thought our men played real well, esepcially first half. You can't do much against such great outside accuracy as the) had tonight." Sterling's previously nobeaten team is now 5-1. (oon. 1.38 Funding ALTAMONTE SPRINGS home court.'' SPORTS - I - Okayed but the Raiders were forced to play catch-up most of the time, down as much as 10 at one point in the first half and eight in the second. Turner and Preston led the Pioneer attack with 22 and 14 points respectively, and consistently hit 15-footers first half. "They took a lot of wild shots like we thought they would," said Raider Coach Joe Sterling, "but we also thought we'd be able to capitalize on them. We didn't." "I really didn't think they'd be as together as they were tonight," Sterling went on. I knew defeats would come," he added,' 'hut I thought we'd have them tonight, especially on our Analgesic Tablets 1.19 ___________ Gelatin JELL-O assorted ocs Tissues Nov. 26. 27-28. 29, '75. Q i 12-hp. ••-' , a little over one minute, and promptly went into a short stall, But a victory for the Raiders was not to be. Terry Jameson finally managed to work inside with 12 seconds left and shot from eight feet, but the lob fell short and Indian River grabbed the rebound. Turner then iced the cake with two free throws following a charging call against McDonald at midcourt. Bob Jacobs tipped in the final Raider bucket with three seconds left, but couldn't draw a foul and the game was over, The exciting finish capped a game that saw Seminole lead briefly at the start, 8-2, and early in the second half, 59.57, ' • PLANTERS DRY ROAST PEANUTS Seminole 12 points, waited calmly and alone at the far end of the court following Raider Reggie McDonald's two-pointer that sliced Indian River's lead to 7978. Taking a long pass from Turner, Oliver went for the easy layup and put the Pioneers ahead by three. "Seminole had the momentum at that point," Leatherwood said, "but Oliver was wide open, and that fired up our defense." The pressing Pioneer defense then went to work following McDonald's perfect 12-looter that again cut Indian River's lead to one, 81-80. Seminole got a final ('rack at the basket with EFFERDENT ___ ANACIN _______ 100's _______ i I11 - LIQUOR ALSO OPEN D.nnar. Cl.ons.r Tab. 1•. or Sup.r Tampons Nov, 26.27. 28.29, 1975 - ago score was even closer, A small, but howling crowd of partisan Raider followers urging with all their vocal might couldn't put their team ahead to stay at any point, and Seminole fell, 83-82. AM TO 5 PM -- week scored in double figures with SUNDAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Phone 323.9190 RX 321•0250 - TAMPAX wttho.j co.on. 59c '' — MONDAY - SATURDAY 930 A.M.-9 P.M. Christmas a t [ Now For YES! Walgieens Will 9 I Lay-A-Way ' A narrowly downed Florida College 95-93 in the final seconds, and Tuesday night against Indian River Cornmunity College of Ft. Pierce the for Your Shopping Convenience. Shows exact price on each strength and quantity. And also generic drugs whenever available. M fe,. IA o.. UII(V) a.:... When you consider who they were playing, it all falls into place. Indian River, the defending suite junior college champion, blew into town with most of that winning team still intact, Six lettermen returned to Coach Mike I.eattierwood's Pioneer squad, and three of last year's starters are starting again this year; Darrell Turncr, Gerald Preston, and Jim Flack. The three all hit in double figures and combined for 46 points between (twin. But it was Leroy Oliver whom Leatherwood credited with turning the game around for Indian River with 1:40 remaining. Oliver, who also The Raider gymnasium at Seminole Community College is rapidly acquiring a reputation for basketball games that wind up closer than a Trac-II shave. Yes, We Will Be COMPARE FOR YOURSELF in Our Consumers Open Book. L Federal I SEE 10,000 RX lls SCOTT ABRAUA%Is Herald Correspondent Are you getting the BEST price c. on your prescription? franchised commercial tar• Champ Indian River Nips Raiders and 11k large iIIeeti!ig t04j111 iippo.sed if a need is iltinon. Davis said the outside tie said the meetings would Camel berry-Alta ,nonte Chain. remained devoid of citizens, strated, suggested con- meetings would have to be give the commission t he uc ber of Commerce-sponsored with onl% two uieiibers of the sitleration be given to holding workMiops since the city X)rtunity to act as a sounding Christmas parade will be held we&s and staff members in one iiieting monthly in the charter requires that official board at the Montgomery Road for the citizens. attendance. various subdivisions of the ('its' immeetings be held in public j firehouse beginning at 11:30 l)eVoney reported that Perkins, saying he is not as a pilot program, buildings. sork party tifl the floats for the a.m., Dec. 6. - FigIi t A Cards For L ves — — is- f — - / j '' ' #''_' - - F-- T -_•..-.----.---.---- --- - - =- - - _- - - -,=_-=- - _=---_-=- : - =- _=--F,r -----=------= -,,--, - -===:- t_, - -.--, --- - ___ -:.-_$. -..,----,=--I-- - _-_- =_ -----4.---'-. .-"-t 'r' -------- "..,r.,WT. 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Extra-special savings and fun events Save on a spectacular selectiorlof products. famous brand Finish your Christmas shopping by Dec. 1st can ' t dn haftdw *h ' 7 Special CailBart , , , The Evenin 9 3222611 Herald 831.9993 , FROM Real Lstate COUNTRY ESTATE - 2 Story, I hedroorn hornC Over S acres of boauIift.I giant oaks and citrus Improvements include corral, stables tack room and bridle pa th 577 000 OSTEEN=- I Bedroom 1)10 Pet OWNER MOTIVATED- M.oving month SCHUREN REALTY out of state needs to sell 3 Realtors, 377 1307 bedroom, 2 bath home in South Pinicrest $75(,)Q 17th & French, Sanford, 3 Bedroom home, living rm, dining rm, .)lemper ICOIIIY %eparOte garage Security deposit Central tør iCOS 1341619 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Downstairs of large home 1 327 4" I fenced yardslOOn'onm 3770313 1919S Frmch 3721959.3221161 - ' I - DEPOSITI,. 3 Mo.. 6Mo.& 1 Year Leases Hwy. 17-92 Across From Ranch (005.1 -_-_;_--__A _-___. ---~j - ,='- "-'--== - o - '-- . - -- ! - . $31 SOMUCH LUXURY FOR SO LITTLEI ,, II be The ta lk 0$ the to" Ix ts. ' ' -- - --- Fully Equipp.dA,yJ Fa c tory Warrar,ty 485 Hwy. 436 East :T . big* metallic In) 044hiffoobile Lvzwy $"got- yqv,tl Rent . •OW "Wy Ift cowf"W"s of pe s- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel CAP ROLL S FURNITURE tt.roo as yow "fitly ,ii meo ttw rd The matching •xfsr is d" - WALKER'S Hi RISE Ratn can be t only UflSt v wait mv Ios.r come So Clan er. -W e're Dealing N' HOMES Clark Chrysler Plymouth yars 44) Hwy 434 - , : Alvmium dig - _________________________ 4 . L. ', 'i __--,;ie V !~- -% -_ .Ifw~ArFi__~w _ig~#_Tr~ -_,_ - *. ,- .-r4- __ -. It ~ ~~\t , Tryy me 151 936) Neect help on IMP Sjlurmly 1~-tl,') concrete woc et cO ythebouror by the jobL n7 9365 t, tq PFPITV PP pr" 'hru Sit 323 l7 • p AlA CLEANS ["cm r '-si r" in - r' ,, _ . 't-t SL V LI L e 0 r 5551 Lt? F is Ut,d I I ill r'.0 6.-% si-r Fri ' 15 -.. s 's'' I Di ri n.s i jI5 If you are haying difficult y finding a placetoiive.cartodriyealoi,or sume SSICC you ha v e need of read all our want ads every day — lnstaIlcarpe4anjyinyl01,O5l1 Fr Estimate Call S[.sp 'tO 322 t7fl Co LIII Build up 1)5 I ' - ' One - Sawing =- -:=--=- - P.4RtIIs,I - DAVE SPAIN' INC. b, - - want aø In DiitcC ,nur , - i , ad call , , Pet Care ' - - ''' ' i Apt ' I —', I _________________________ -=:; - - - Pest Controi 6&, 0'414 t /". T RO Plaster patching & simulated 756' Park Dr e brick & stone s pecialty 3727750 ______________________________ _______________________________ 172 SfS PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 3939 ' -, er '-' OLAP IIIIAIING AND WATER -.=---- of All woo -_— prov.wwui. Exterior Plastering I PR000EN ROOFING 373 67 Ma mel - : , Roofing ' --- ,:' l 9i) VO Ar 11 1 L and Clearing fit d r? clay iilI k nds of digging Hoetrater's Stored & moved 372 9117 or 931 119$ - ,iIiI. 1 _ ' C&A BackHoe Service -_ . Pressure Cleaning I __________________________ I [ S)4 land óearing Office -- ~~,_~ ~ _____________________________ Cri, l'"- - . ____________________________ Smitfl Classfie Ad br.n b' ms 1,-, cw, inciSec Call 372 felt-I'M 'fill (r BnauIIstv ,, Pfumbi siding &:oltit System Also LI - -. , -. z-mr _Home Improvements _____________________________ _____________________________ L,in cv,.rr ~our horri. %h lh ,jjkjfTj riOlil ' - 7- I 77S _._ _______________________________ — - Curt Ctwysieq Plvms,Jth. all This Cleanin g & P4intiq SpeCialist Roots Exteriors iustom ,or Licensed, ___________________________ Free estimate 3736031 t - 0 ___ 71 Dtlr sifts liVii4j re ii kamp Pros, U4$l _____ 1 FURNISHED 1 OR UNFURNISHED eriinpyv ark Leasing - ar(1i'qt Sale Cl 1~jt Inlerlor FlU C1.UPIll Special R fl - -64—Equipment for . APARTMENTS . - -. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU OvenS Refrigerators Free Estimates Call 322 341? • - . ., 441 o,ce furnlfurp %) Bathrooms Ilcor Waxing Pug Shirt r -- -- - - 4y caSh 197) P nto 11.100 37) II.' BUSINESS DIRECTORY iurn ng 0 - .- 1973 Capri, V.6 in, Cortina - ---- .- - ' • Cling uc7'1arIner's I -- . - . ": _____________________= ___ 01111111111111 ) orge .' ,; VI 1 - - - 1 Cuda Red & black excille E VERYDAY someone is bookingfcir EST(RSON LAND CLEARING what you have to Qll Call today Prtict0i no Fc ii. i' r" pp ad Ad will ippeir ii ___ a8e - ,=' 5)9 E Firs 372 5 - .- ~ Con4ttion 322 6506 Ph 372 627$ — fleffq10 - ...- - i Assume paymen ts on 1973 Plymoi" 7340 _________________________ 4773 ioss UR S BEAUTY S L 01 ((ormerly I4arriett sBçuty Nook) Prof essionally V ) -- - , 7 322-20?O Longwood . -------- - _______________________BUDDY MENT ALL TYP['%'pRovE OF CAR S HOMI I = - lIlOVWFastblCk.1Sp,,d, less than 34 miles Excelienl Condition 51.700 ca sh , 322693). Dr., r.iv a Desks, 1.40 1 up SANFORD AUCTION 1700 French Ave, 3 hassock Excellent 4condif,cn 372 E 1505W 25th St CANFORD INCOME PROPERTY- Co rn Yrn xmobe home on large double fenced lot, carport patio Florida room plus? utility shads Income of 1 per everything but human elem-nt J 1)21 pct per year return on your cash 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double carport, nice yard In quiet "SO month plus borhood, 572$ SeCurity deposit $31 3691 or *31 — - -- - - '70Egini, 2600 372 Sé60afters NOLLS Casselberry , 17 97 130 J _______________________ Complete t rattan furniturecouch 2 chairs table, lamp and I BEDROOM 'ntiuS r Jc? 17 9211,421, & chairs, secretarial s0 ai C, airs Cab,nef is Cash a Carr y anyme. BEDROOM SUITES 7 Bedroom with cozy family room pert-ct for young couple or retirees Car pe t carport & other extras Only $17900 r .- . - - Chico & The Man Wood ø Steel desks (executive desk - STUDIO 1, 2 3 6300 11 zaI'Re a 42KV089YOU C " I AS# Today's - 7~~~__ 0 i-- 1 0 Luxury Patio Arpartments or 372 13*7 eveS. - 1 As - II Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets C ounter tops, 'Sinks Installation available. Bud CabelI 3220)5: eneva Gor ens Organization, Realtor I Large 3 bedroom houSe Mellonville fenced back yard nvestmenl Available Nov 5th 1775 month POOL HOME Nicely redecorated pluS $100 security deposit Phone 3 bedronm with 1$ *37 pool Good 90 4337 93 established neighborhood. 77.900 "Inew -- *fillit they last. Fret estimates Roofing. Gutters, Screen 20 Yrs New 3 BR 2 ba'ti consignment. Company furnishes a We'll ,,,p he lp you ge t j ump on Christmas this Thanksgiving Day. op - month from rental of second lot Income si,s per month from rentals or live in CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Owner will finance [gg Sijnlitnicj 3 BR 2 tialh kilt en BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ranch 4 acres with 3 bedroom furnished No pets $)65 mc Ca home 16000 laying hens on between 111pm, 3270153 —7__• - - - Maflyother%toth00%.qrom - 60—ofilce SUPPlIeS yd; Shag, S3r IS SQ. vd.; GAF vinyl Larry Saxon, Re'Itor PFAI TOP 121 74 - Ideas They look forward to your advertising and respond to good values For EVryon0I lot. All for $38,500 III 9410 Sunland-3bedroom fenced corner lot, excellent condition 121.900 The HortonOrgani,aI,on Realt or 1 799 1320 or 37233*7 eves eves - ____ I Way — closet space.7 lovely ceramic baths family room double garage beautifully I inthCapej Get Some action with a Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving ay issue for Ch.ristmas shopping With Bargains ~ PARIMUTUEL WAGERING aplrtmefltr If you're merchant, 'II t to p la n your Christmas Kick-off ads now. Readers of The Herald Thanksgiving Day Idyll lId 7st r natural frame 3 c7roo 3 baths S fireplaces ha wood fI rs attic double lot Winter Springs TEEL,L If you're a shopper, you'll find the Herald Christmas Shopping issue loaded with great values from local merchants and department stores You'll be able to select a perfect gift for every member of the family right horn the pages of The Herald Of PUAI Top~ nfras SS9,900. n102", And The Herald is planning a big Christmas Kick Off Issue for Thanksgiving Day . ---= t ioor ing, 52 60 sq. yd.. oor %?.so per box-for selected st yles h community swimming pool. ferimis court and club house, This beautiful Spanish Ranch tias 3 - - For Example. 1970 Datsun Wagon 10- 000 mile, 1217 Oak between 12 and 5 pm ' - 2420 Anytime Your AALS Agency -- - , 1971 Fat Racer, $1795 1971 Dster, 6 cyl.. stand , 59V3 1970 Horletdcr stand 36. 000 18' x 9 Fierglas boat with trailer an 95 hp Mercury, 2400 S at Christmas Special onCarpel- Level Loo 13 sq. yd Hi Lew, 13.40 SQ Call f or your future homesite Building lots arid acreage RED LIGHT SPECIAL' This will WITT REALTY make you slop, look & listen! 3 BR, Peg Real Estate Oroer 32) 7 year old home has been reduced 322 774* 723 795 32, $215 $1 .000 for an immediate Sale AsSurneex,sbflQmortgaQ(. with ,,o THE RIGHT ONE Qualifying $26.000 W ere' s the RIGHT ONE for this . WITH GOOD CREDIT retrigerator. 140 Frigidaire 3 M Pri- k. I ITIC ri-4, "ii g)tt refrigerator. s-Is 3223672 with nice mobile home rental, Large lot for garden, $30.000 137 500 -. Anti Car— & - Accessories PORSON t.'.ARIPIE 2927 Hwy Ii 92 3725961 (bc4i Ind Hvvy A6 Auct Ion Ga I lery) INCOME PROPERTY-) OR home on charming 3 BR home close Call evens6)0toI k,,.,' S SALES LEADER TIRED OF RED TAPE? There's no qualifying, a minimum of paper work, and quick move in available ________________ - --.,--- No Money Dn - Merchandise Large o Downtown 3 UP home $19 ° S/ Nf oIa shopping Nicely freed corner lot 93 1 9"3 - oni SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near Shopping, 2 OR home S12.0oo. Rea4 9 - 1967VW and up Terry Realty, Realtor 621 _____________________________ DUPLEx- 2 bedroom concrete t block. excellent lion; no city taxes; by owner. 322 r . --- 55—Boats -. , McClanahan Real Estate 372 5992 372 1307 r _____ _____ foci f Water front cot age on e scenic Wekiva River. Furnished 2 bedroom, utilities Included. %too per month Adults only. 377 447 I B"room Furnished Duplex 1/ iOtt r.l Orin'nDr YC 323 134o oming, P.S. ...We're Open PEAL TORS APIS One 6. 2 bedroom apartments furnished or unfurnished Newl y redecorated, Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd Sanford - & carpef77 adx12 throughout indirect lighting masterCome see the beautiful new clothes just arrived Christening gowns brm Must see 520 000 1 3 knit SuitS baby blankefs crib Sets etc Old stock. 3Opctto6Opct f FRFF rIFT WRAPPING nn new baby accessories. Payton 's Large 1/2 Acre Lot Children's Wear. (Formerly Buttons 'N Bows) 26.40 Hiawatha bleily wooded n existing development of beautitul homes, --PhonC3721301._______________ , zoned RI AAA. 1 mite wes t of II Boy's Bike, 10 spd, 5.63; Philco air and 46. 56-10.12,000. Terms. Call Conditioner. 215, Coldspot SEE US TODAY AVALOPIApARTM,N 54--40arage Sales get to railroad Clothes, furniture, jewelry, drapes, aquariums. dishes, rnAv more real barga;ns BY OWNER- 102 IdYllwilde Drive, Just out of state, 1 bedroom, 3 story, over IO747 reasonable SEMIPIOLE offer refused . Acreage tra'ts, -small and large $ 2,000 per acre Sale __ - H - - - SITES withi's Lake Mary c ty m to t9.S00 Financing available. McCam on.Odysseyinc. Broker. . • 30 i131 or *67 1)41- fireplace In fiv rm.. eat in kit., paneled r '63 Ford Falc on. doei n, 000d 2nd car. $50 CLII after 6pm 371 0595 & 30. nt to Little POntry Fd Store on West, lust before you New 3 bedroom 2 baths double sceIla neous for garage 2 porches patio Country ____________________________ Setting. nn large 1 acre plus lot. I 131.500. Directions: West on SR Flea to Weklva Rd., Call collect. eves. Open ner Broker Herbert Bronson, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9toS 783 0201 , HIGHWAY 16 FLEAMARKET IB Ii, mile's East of I Ion Hwy 14 burni ng Large) bedroom 2 hath on large lot. Wall to wall carpet. 523.900, Terrn. ( -. Neighborhood Garage Sale Nov 39 WEXIVA RIVER ESTATES--- SUNLAND - __ - YardSale,Saturday,N.. 29 Many items and crafts 3725 MaIeAve COUNTRYSIDE ONE E ACRE Call A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That'saClhssifiedAdi _________ C PULSATING ACTIO\' - YOU BET 7I - I9 Chrysler Newport Ctom 1dm HI. PS. PS. AC, TO, 35.000 mites. one er COt Tel 372 0153 Trash I Treasure Sate Nov 71 and 79 to S 9 State St (Sanford Plaza) Benefit Seminole High School Sand. Donations ned 323 , or 377 7952 for pick U ___ 43—t.otsAcreage STORING IT MAKES VA ESELLING IT MAKES C A H PLACE ACLASSIFIEDADN Harold Hall Realty NOW LEASING tIRISTMEiS Cetaya Lar,ea, 7 Erdoza Arpi, I Vermin Attu lc.j-s at Kansas C'ty Condition with lovely swimming Pool. Now only $39,% A mutt to Sec - ' -, - - - 80—A los for Sale _ Peg Peal Estate Broker 1)00 E. 25th St. ____________________________ 372 665 r- - - - I — , i One & Twv bedroom apartm' carpeted, air, turn. & unfurn 59$ uo 372 1*10 _______ - - TAFFER REALTY - - - - I l Color TV's from ISO. B&W, from $15. Service all main's HERBS 1J I)O S French 313 1734 Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good tuys - - ' - - . 79—Trucks-Tra ilers - Homes . - RENT L PURCHASE 6U COLOR PLAN 3 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5200 - Ba(?mr:e 51 7 9 BODy SHOP. 'OVl fr5 BLAIR AGENCY 33) - ISVr rh:, FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ) 2 Bedroom Js 45 , 4VAJ. mon th * L 3 Bedroom— isso Down. 1131.41 per * 3 Bedroom, New- $650 Dow n, Realtor 11168 03 P(,r month * *Ta'esarnjtnuranc not included UCED--12.850forQuick sale 3 room, 2 a wit h family room in Ravenna Park. Home in mint DeBMy- Adults, 1 BR air close to s t ores. Churches Ideal for retir ed Persons 11 or 322 1051 - Mc%ltronI at New York Island Crank Realty —bi - Radio- Stereo - . REALTOR 373 If you don't believe that want oat bringresults try one and listen to your phone ring Dial 322 761 1 or IL Domngo EPiave TWELFTH - I Chucno Zarre, 2. down. 2 BEDROOMAPARIMENT Kitchen furnished Nice lOcation Phone 372 $133 $15 - 7. Maruri. I. Meccha. ELEVENTH -1. Erda:a Brnqoa 7 Cacrio Zaire. 3 Alava AItu. 4. Oguiza Ramon, S. Arecta PereZ. 6. ManoloMgijef 7. Sante Aipi. S $160 mo P1, 9 Pd., GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! -- IL EASY PAYMENTS SANFORD - V,00dmere Park bedroom 3 baths. garag r e damage delo0sil $1 2S mo 373 43" ____________________ 372 O" I evenirtg%, ______ nesots Atlanta at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Washington Detrot at FIIISbI$QPI va Louver a CaIifoqn,. cwordo at Chicago Ci ty At St LOU'S Rro,-r flO 806) bedroom )IOéSanford Ave Phone FURNISHED 4 Bedrm 6 or 2 central 7 O, & air, like new, settled neighborf TA II P 1. r0 'b C dr Ready to me Oom un urn & into Only 126.900. turn Both ac, w w carpet, sioo 2 Bedroom apartment partly fur fl'Shadtoupleonly 372 3767 days NINTH 1 Negul, 7. Cacho, 3. Amr. 4 Erdoz, S Bilbao. 6. Ajp. 7 Cclayi I Zarre TENTHhuchO7Ra3 Estite -. RAYMOHDM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 372 S6.4) All Hrs. 3fl 2757 *17W 1st St Sanford BATEMAN 322 7643 ----______________________________ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 0 Laf(ea I Maruri Attu Real R.'q QUALITY INN NORTH I 41 SR 131 L000wOOd Montreal 4. Atlanta 0 Boiton A. Los Angeles 2 MOSSIE C. - Like New NEED A SERVICEMAN' You II find him list ed in Our Bus nets t cc fl , 2 car 322-6457 - -: ' Phone 327 6404 service used macfir GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC __ -- " '1OONEYAPPLlANCES37]97 JOHNNY WALKER - — -- U 1pi ____ - ' — . J'—DIPPIIaflCeS YEP7OR( i jHEk pints strive, BALL REALTY - - Division . 31.AIrtments -- Furnished care to Medicare recipients In Dellona DeBary area. one year SAN AAO PARK. 1, 7. I bedroom Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom experience own car. Excellent S c hools and trailer apts Adult & family park wage An Equal Opportunity shopping , Weekly 3515 Hwy 1792 Sanford Emplor . Call $ 34 7707 betwn 32)1930 *30 and Spm Builder or Developer- Exceptional lOr7Bedrooms Adults only yin build i' ing 'lot s f ar enough Garage Sale's are in s.ason Tell me PARK AVNU 140 4Prsç from town, pple a bout it with a Classified 2545 Park Driwe70p. Rtad's Indian River Fruit Shippers, I I at I? 97, Sanford exit, at Lake Ad in the Herald 322 7611, *3) Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit 9993 sh ippers Selec t yours t od ay for Christmas sh ipping Phone 1305) LPPI,fulltime,3 toll; lfllghts, 1110 322 2641 7 Apply, Lakeview Nursing Center . 9191 Second St ds outgrow the Swing set or ima I bicycle' Sell these idle Items *ith NURSING ASSISTANT to do ho a want ad To place your ad call health care in t he home or your friendly CIA%%if led gal of The Herald. 177 2611. of II)l t"I refrigerator an - __ Recofoni- '- -- oaraoe 131.500 AndThôtA Fact! CliSsif led Ads Gets Results A nd That's A Fact Toot 41— Houses Rentals Don't just sit there waiting for the phone to ring Advqtl your business Service in The Herald's cliittlflpd Business Service A BABY S WORLD Care trfants toage 2 only Next tone* Drivers' Licenti Bureau 327 664S SECOND - 1. CachoAlbordi, 2. Pro Hockey at)OiJI thit — ______________________________ Easy friendly livinq Come ion us Full time Licensed Real Estee FRANKLIN ARMS APT!.. Rent person need Immediately "om $111 mo )73S0 S Realty Orange City. Pa Ca re hl - 06 P"ilpti'a - Diamond ring center stone i Sanchez Golden State at Mjjw&ukrV MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estt is told daily In Ine Ct ,lSSif'ed ads Nothing small -- Echsw.YZS, 3 Larri OuOa, 4. Ica Thursday's Carries Kansas City at Cleveland O -- New 1 Bedroom HOj Approximately 2000 ft living large fr IMth SELMAWILLIAMcFLC n ,- I Acre TW0PLUSTWOISFOUR with 7 little stones each side Id mount Family piecig. Reward, Directory IC I y e a ca enter Of Capri Restaurant, Sanford Call REGISTERED NURSE, ex. 373 1175 to do health care in the C LOST Gray framed reading glass Deltona Deflary area. Excellent es with bright red case Walgreens or wage Plead full and part time. Zayre Plaza parking lot REWARD Mu-it have own car. Call *31 7107 Ph 6614571 between 130 and 5pm ~ -- - VLULI% . If you are having difficultyfinding a 1975 Yarnr,a - 145 Endure. rn place to live, car to drive, a jot), or maculate. $ 00 includes I helmet serve you hOve need of, 1 6479 rC,,c1 all or kant ads ever, dOy 97 H A 750 - Attention P1 e r 2 -- 76, —Auto Pa - ' Lake Ma UAI ('Al DDT Real Estate - & Found ______ -, RESID ENTIAL COMMERCIAL ACREAGE Eves )72Oél7or3fl 1517 ap S Forrest Greene, Inc. i0 61)1 RE At TORS Ni7 tLti1 .,-, ---- i 'rif %Pt At AP.rORD twltr (EP4TER Sinford I lflL - - ______ Af SR , Ph 3 72 1@81 2 Bedroom furnished 1)35 month Adults peeferred Phone 372 4110 '. ni-i iJIi• front Ininq. iWI,w m4(hina Pay VRn, )ODiyments tiedroOm, 7 a home, air Conditi oner, S hady yard, 119,500 Make fl offer Real E%tA'p Wewlllprovidetne Profess ional Service 107W Commercial A 3 Bedroom motile horn, Ofl a ranch furnished 11)5 month plus Security 3771799 f. - - r,',?nr 4 'AP4FRD YOU kant to Buy or . 34-M)blk? Honies L,OANS AVAILAIILI operating 'P'os, etc Lttt — -- that sn rcaer has lust that ltpm h c would like to Il t rw' ( Al 1?? ?All / • -- - .-- - Ranted to ouy useJ?ITfjjiijy Any Quantity NOL I rasselberry, Hy 1797 l)0734 __________ H 701 1 25th 373 7812 Profes%ionalSaIespeoplendedno experience required . Only good closers wanted, High income, ________________________ Management po tential 67* 5721 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Nary, 0ut " 5--Lost THINK If 1 -. cciimo pumnt Ujuii,, ett set Place an ad in classified It doeSni niatfrq what you need You'll find - ARE YOU TROUBL Toll A phone call could start you on a Fret', or ED' eCall Care-and profit ab le career. Call *62 "Hotline," Adulti or Teens Was - Los Angeles at Portland Fantastic AND ,.- modern convpnjenccs for lust. AALS . We BuyFurnrture 51—Household Goods -- 51—fl bath home n a presligeous White i-q Pt-at ['tat,- fIr i MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK TIl[R[ WOULDN'T ItF NY portunity Full or part time. For interview, 67* S234 - ' STOP • Holiday Inn, Seminole Blvd., Ph. (305) 323-1910 (2) 600. 0 (II) $55.20. p 13 1247 *0. TWELFTH - i. Bilbao Ramon 171 $ 20. 600. 6 M. 2. Erdoza Attu 3) 500.760. 3 Santi Zarre i i) 3*0; r U ) $34.60. P (2 3) 196.60; Big 13 *th 73) 11.794 00. A 2.151; Handle $107,yft. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES pointments A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT ihat s a ClaSSified Ad! Try U - You Will Like It You Are Smartly Dressed In 4 WEEKS DELIVERY BY AIR OPEN . and many more I AsiL for For further oformation Call 123 15*7 Of write Sanford Al Anon Family Gr ou p Pa Box 553. Sanford, Flit 37771 — - - TREE RIPENED FRUIT picked to N I Grapefruit. er an& , aIl 323 0376 Musselt Crun ISALCOHOLAP4LEM IN YOUR FAMILY, 18—Help Wanted AL ANON For families or friendt of problem Caner needed to set drinkerS BRITISH DACRON WOOL - NAVEL ORANGES $27SBUSHEL fl02French Ave 37271$) Y6 WOOL Suits For The Hard-To-Fit Size have accounts that need Your Container, 372 SIN Lec.tfn' Vinegar 'B6'KeIpN All four in one CAPSule ThIngs to Eat Navel Oranrs 5250 per bu JuiccOrangesS) 50perbu Wnity'PO Box 17)3 Sanford, Florida)?;?) 189 13) 7 60. A 60. 520 2. Oguiza Ed-ive (I) 1060, 740. 3 Dom ngoBengo.a S 6 ass 117 Portland 69 Tuesda y's Rtsulti Seattle 129, New York 127, OT Philadetpsa 109. Golden SlatL too H04i5tofl 100. Wash;ng,on CIevel?nd 9*, Chicago 94 TodaysOams SeaflIe at Bos ton Naihtnglon at Hotrston ood Can Help . 73 pins. K.O. 506) and Estella Schaefer i222. and 560. High for the women Taylor and Sally Martin spare 496) had the high game of the was Mary Johnson 472 and the 5-7 split. The high game of night. Lou Bolton (2)2-551) by Wanda Steffens 167 Lowell ft night was rolled by Ron ust i one pin had the high series Jones spared the 5-lo. --star of A.Uman and o tO}er (192,. from Al Lsnjewskj (550-205) the Week" is I irida 1'P l tlfl(i Iu) Highforthe women wa-s Peggy Gil Filger 207-499 and Bob a Coyle 160. High series goes to Wilsonl93.ViiaKo(hhadal&). SUflIY Night Mixers. "fl Ron Alima n ( 4) and Joyce 446. Converted splits during Mouth's" tire in the top snot , rsuiw.Js (401). league play: Gus Reindle 3-6-7- with 35 wins and 13 I I Early Toyota Mixed League: 10, and 3-10, Carl Long 6-7-10, second and tied for that place 6 4 3 aO. 3 Eddy Via (S) I 4C) II 500 _ rsonaIs Call 473 (2) Foster with plus SEVENTH - 1. DomingoiWiclia (3) 16 60, 11 W. A 40: 2 Newl lavi - 9 6 600 A 00. 2. Barre Quiclia 60. a 70. 3 Domingo Sanchu 3 60. Q (2 6) 157.00; P (62) 195 )0 '. r -* York central Division -- VAC[DWITHAORINKINC, PPOIIIEP,5 "Star 24 40 4 a0- W. 3fl 5677 Ads didn't work ?Pipr,- wijlnt b. an,' R location On canal leading to Lake Markham Fireplace and all Call Buy CASH 322 132 For ud furniture, appliances, tOols. •tc Buy I or loot tCm I irry S Mart I% 51n40,d Ave A MINUTE STrsIdTH RI YOP4D TIlE COPdTP ci THE WANT AD COLUMNS 2 Bedroom furnished house; 1)50 month. Phone 327 665$. It no an SWCr call 1)) 4175 after 1p.m. Vicing, company training, no experience necessary . High Volts A future here with In trrnOt,onaI Company affiliated with 30 manufacturers In vestment minimum 5)795 Call Mm. Ha yes ANYTIME collect, 305 62* 7765, MAIER FURNITURE __ 1! ! ;I __ _________ 68— Wanted to BUY SELL TRADE eal Estate i 6Inr 373 05 1 7 e __ - IP L nIS Sale for III )it First St bedroorn,1150 AvAilableno* SflO,7 No SLIM BUDGETS ARE 601 LAKE MAPKHAMESTA,E pets 574 1040, STEPED WITH VALUES FROM 24Busifss _______ it vjo •.r[.IIrU I 0OXIN FOR . " __ SL I.%i BUDGETS ARE 801 ST [RED WITH VALUES FROM Ittlj WANT - AD COLUMNS 322 _______ U, 1971-38 _______________________________ D ) 6)') p jfl7_____ M.UNSWORTH REACTY Peg. Real Estate Broket 103W ISI SI DELTONA;I Bedroom, - Noon The Da Befo(e Publicatj .- W L Pct. Go 377 5O—sceItaneous BROKERS .122 AFTER HP5 377 3 Needed VLflLIl1LV . - ' Nurses RN's. LPN '%; Aides Ai,4 Companion immediately, DEADLINES p o- 7571 Park Dr REAL TOR - W*dnesday, Nov. -_____ CT I lit t . A I T%J ) I - JO HN S IS REA fr-5 LTY CO. I 5.'.J &i lijf EA LTY 7 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. Adults preferred, $i50 mo. Security depos it )7 51 or 372 6620 41—Hou ________________.__~ 1111 ItJ I 51 1)30 JIIVI HU flI"" NT Ii R BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Cla ss ified Ads 7, Sanford Ave. 1 thrut,ms 4lca line 6 thru 75 times )lc a line 26 times 7-Ic a line (S200 MINIMUM CHARGE) ILines MInimum adults month, worth more 3726719. PArf time delivery help, Apply HOURS - HONG KONG I CUSTOM TAILORS IN SANFORD, FL. doctors'offices, Complete RATES i 3 Bedroom turn$red hOme, near l. c 0 Eveni ng Herald. P.O. Box 1637, Santor a 831- 9993 ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl_ - 41—Houses ____________ resume to Sos ____ 8 Semd CLASSIFIED DEPT Bowl '. 33 — Houses Furnished 'taturc oman for light ... Ana carrot semi n vad,,vnng Odndo - Winter Pwk 322-2611 are "The Over-Hill-Gang and pins over tier average. MovIl Marcum 150 and Marzee Pharis "The Swingin Singles" both Gammon spared the 5-7.9 and had a turkey. ElIman's Battery I4 • wi th 28 wins and 20 losses. "Star Annie Murrey picked up the 5. lost 3 to Nice Day LaundrY. Faye Jones 170.154 and she ing of the Week" Is John Lawrence 10. If defeat to Linda Lewis (2) Mystery Ladies League: spared the 5-7 split. A&A Clean with 69 pins over. Linda Lewis (221) moved up the S.C.S,F'.S. League: Carol Empire Auto Body Shop split 2 All won 4 from the Three ladder by defeating Cecil Brock ,Sla ughter rolled the high game &2thCohiaBoi Del Barca Ilinballs. (A&A team) Dot By MARY JOHNSON . SCOREBOARD I,1W 2 I and she then rolled off for and series of the night (213.=. 2M499 and Joe Watson 156442 Button's high 191-528 and' t top MM Shirley Reeve was close behind (Empire team) and Susan converted the 6710 split. Temple (180) Lewis (193). The high series of the night was and Russ McCain 5-10 as did her with her 212 arid 550 series. Robers 160.437 (Cobia team). Wanda Hubbard 166-481 Isame Pro Football Ja as Patricia Moye rolled a 199 W i nn Dixie No. 73 split 2 & 2 team). The high game and Final standings: Linda Lewis rolled byLeonard Christian and Earrxst Gajduski 5-7. first place trophy and $100 cash, his first 600. His games 203 and wi th Galloways Trio. Sylvia series of the morning was rolkd Pettvc'oats Ladles 'eague.. game and a 534 set. Moye National Football League ORLANDO SEMINOLE Jerry Temple. third place the high of the night 241 game "Queen of the Week" is Patsy "Star of the Week" with 105 Paye (W.D. Team) 164, Phyllis by Alice Hendricks. Ttwrsdavy Games TUESDAY NIGHTS RESULTS trophy and $45 and lace Lim Angetes .4i 0 60 gave him a 607set. Nice bowling. Kerns bowling for the Wallace hy -_ -_ 011111111111111111111111 OP : , Iligh for the women was Kr ist i e Auto Team as she rolled the Sunday'% Gaines 41. 1 3 Rarrryza i4i. 42o. o it 3i fourth place Jean Lewis I= and Johnson's 234-542. Other W& in fifth place Afice Hendricks for the night: ROW Brede 224. New% Orleans at Cleveland SE CON 0 - I Cacho Alberdi 14 t. Ngh series also (W7)5v), and P'llsburgm at Ne* York jet% 2040, 740, 440. 2 Eithsnosanchirz 519, Jim Hackett 222-&%. Danny was 92 pins over her average. San Franc,sco &? Phila 0), S 20. 7.40, 1 Ica E forte (1). 3 .10. nament was rolled by Alice Cotton 210-517, J _111tPh.4 im Johns , hi). S)O$ØP i 0 to, ftgQ Hendricks with seven strikes in Bob Jackson 511 Iily1r5i as C't a' Balt imore acs M Jk' Pr* York Giants a, Dallas a row for the highest game of 522 and converted the following MacAteer (Wall ace Ch ,C&go at Green Ba V THIRD - I Eddy Aran& (1). 151. In the qualifing round Jerry splits: 44-10, 3.6-7-10, .."ll and the 5- 170,and Vonda Driver (Masters Teni 8130 rolled seen , 1000.a00. 3 A idana per (6).700. Atlanta at Oakland 2 DAYS ONLY in a 7 split. Bob Barbour 528, Al Cove) 475.187 Tur k e ys fell (a r row for a high 245 game and BowlirIg206.S56,Jessec %(r,neso,a .? Washng?n Q $79Ø THURS AND FRI. 507 Smi th (twice),,Melanie Miller, Special r Mondays Games FOURTH - I Cacpoja, (31, 1. . Cecil Brock rolled a 230 game- Ray) NOV. 27 AN 28 Offer P4, acett 5-44, Marvin Driver and Susan Oates. England at Mam, n • 00. 310, 210 2 , were u) $ McNutt 511, Geo. Geers 507, Hal Jeane(te Andrews snared the 4. I s ) , 700. 320. 3 A'ava QuoIa (2). Cash 1 •. '., e, FA BR ICS TO e Cit y and the trophies Rich 202-201.601 (3111 Ckir -e 2 F) . 1 3U1 I) and (.o1hn picked U ro Basketball ODu3. 17IO I) _____________________ were from Daytona Trophy 568, Shorty Mudd 210.514 and CHOOSE FROM: A pp',. Bud Campbell 536. U50. *20. 310. 7 FermnRamon SILK-MOHAIR .' NBA City Slickers Mixed League Ladies ' Clothes oresers u1XCu League: 3. iV. DOUBLE-KNIT Eastern COnI,q,nc, Deltona Piribusters Mixed High bowler of the evening wa FIDS r Wanted Upholstering -i- - '_ i n ' me r & ii...'', (ill li'r t'e,- rsr.,,,,,. ,'i -ii 2?) .4S1 s 'er - I I —:-=--- =-=-- :__ -, - - - 1 RI ST I Po.srang&tcCx3 rig Ph Jp lost otograp y — Pti*i,p'i, Iii ',', Ck,i,ne .ne wedIr'g çfP;s rCI5nn5blp p; Phone 37) 6354 ",- Well Drilling '' Cl I - ii - .- -- --- - p. 1 tyPandS tes We repair a nd Serye - STINE 'i'ACHINE & SUPPLY CO 'O! ,% 7r'j5p )7p aj - . - - - �4B-Evening H erald, Sanford, Fl. ay, Wcdnesd 26, 1975 N - HOROSCOPE ___ iE _____ ay I & Ii Pub I - M .II . 52 Drinker drink A erian nativp 53 Distant (Val 1 name 56 Arab name A Art 1 /kfCt'r_~ '-44E5 P*JT 20 CVRVY 4 tk(t 1- I 23 Animal food Sansom 1 1 W ITH , - s ~~15 1 •' 41 . I _________ ••• o a " C 14 10 Departed I I Plant grain - 2 3 conjunct,uri rub them the wrong way. TAURUS (Apr il ne You're still very fn'e'i 25 Time division 45 Farm istrurtioe resources. Be very wary 27 Oaths (German) 28 Ready for IhirweSt things speculative. &ick take liCefanrT;i 46 from iay * nd 47 blue Unaprated Usual farm 48 tle avoid such Involvement. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec,# 0) to 32 Hotii of to all . onl? Accept s _______ — — — er) he was If e It' if CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 191 Someone you'll be closel * T-. ,.~t Su being used -' - . I i i today, but I — — — 2) 22 I you 're not likely tackle to —— I FO r y .• _______________________________________ ' , - something . I i1 e d - - , ....-,-,,,,,..I...--..._ ,-st-, L :~,_ 1_--_::~:~-- 11; I -As -- , n.__.. '- ___ __ __________ 11 _ , all persons in Long. wood that the utility sold water serviced to between Dec. 1, Irio and May 1, 1975. r• _____________ _______________ - circuit court to order inlando Corporation to reveal the names and ad. •- •- n 1 s een 1 9 •- s that's better 01 i ?, — ", . i _. 23 Aug 22) Don't l' I( FS (Feb 20-Mardi 20) friend triu.ills ou re easy to get ll you a bill of goods on a pet along with Today, howe ver, July Circuit f or Kenneth Leffler the itt) seek-, jit Judge trial, ; . . I --I----.-__ ~ - : • L - ;. ~_._ - ~ I Z- 1 .1 . i 1 __AfiA!%4W ri i .i e C - -- ras ( . _____ ._ . . fl BOB II 0\ I) . • .• ountiug and judgment against • Five persons died on • Herald Sta ff Writer . . AD%f:Nl5TRAT COUNCIL OPPOSED TO REDUCING FACULTh SALARIES %' 31 TO ORGANIZE > — — — 32 r — 11 35 36 - 39 - ___ ___ Iiiiij Al / k J U 54 —— - 55 ______ by Stoffel & Heimdohl , ATA -' 11 . I - kl,;~J .I !I1, JA :-, ,N I I FEEL UKE ) I I J-) I RIHTAFTE c AV ~ I - I iS) _ J DANCE NlDtA LE FEET r 11 - _< r' ' A, , ~' . , 111 -4 . Ii I A,, ir = I I PRISCILLA'S POP F 1' BUT, MOM 'rOut? \1 DOUG HNLJrs ARE I (ANOmER\ DOUSCI Gk NUT, I b by ~ Vermeer . ( oo - 14 .. S. ,- - 'Th •••) - I hl .-.. - Ili — problem should be baby K A... - - DE - od ay"s hand was sent us by the Jdcobys" care of this T ARCHIE '[ by Bob Montana VVE rWELL JUG V KNOW L'NURSE;ZY RHYME, CE JP LL ?/HAT A LITRE I 1\ r WHEN I WAS MORE CONCER,NED WI TH A,A;Zy* KNEW I WAS MAruRG ABOUT AMS ______________________ I , LITTLE .— /1,7A \1 __ - i l__ ' ____ Aft I 1. . — . 1i I '~ I:: 'i, ) - - ____ - ____ __ FRANK AND ERNEST SUPERMARKET - - __ - ,r CCC , Hle RE ' can afford to see him He will uetobeasceofectiou tell you where to go to get There are a wide variety of financial he l p for proper complications various ones of eaui,ern in your community these wo can cause They Most communities have some have even been found in the type of care that can be given nose and ear The l arge even to persons financial resources, II inches long (some varieties as necessary ask Your countt y long as 13 inches) and other welfare o1& for help, variies may be so small y Although you can get can hardly be A - f~ 'rat 11 ' -. DOWN r ç FROM - — • , - j -1 0 ) 0 o - 0 TO - -- I ' ___ - will b e answer Individual questions answered below it stamped. sell-adolfessed #1 The South hand will take 10 envelopes are enclosgol rhe tricks with diamonds as Irlost interesting questions roundworm , rI ir I- __ ' — 4- •' , - r I 4 ' i- i. ,- , , , -7 .. -q .~ _i .;:; P "?IV" '~ __ I , L'V . _g_ - .1 & 4*~ zli;t" '1 , ! Y ' /11.26 • he question is, gentlemen, will the patients life savings STAND another o days in the hospital?' I DOONEBURy _______________ 50 IW4V I AMp by T. K. Ryan r C4V 64f IXI N/5 &IM4MV... I Mal PECIARE YOU AR - EC RLJSFROMA PAZ? O5flNt AV AV- I . j 1, ,16AVW 4W 1450AW NaP W / - .--- &_*111\ ,ei,;J ~ ONU)MT - ;., ~, " " T, .._1 - \~ I I .1 . 11-10 .) I., Wf:s" I $410041 . - .'',, ii fr.#,I s tI it - I _ -1 - 4 --- j1 13 1 i il t .~- :1 , ( ? - I " e; : J I , -1 ~1_ , "~ ______ I I - li . If - / 6tI --. s- -- _________________ _____________ - - , ç 14-foot-wide bridge in a no unaware of the need (for a new rescued and treated at passing zone when the collision bridge) in this as c e but the hospitals occurred, hurling the an DOT's hands are tied by The silt, filed by Or lando through the guardrail in to the legislative appropriations atto rney William W hi ttaker for St Johns River .They have to set priorities." Martha Clark, representative The lawsuit alleges that CIark's lawsuits allege that of the estate of Keith Lamont Manco Importing Co In c. , the condition of the antique Ck, charges negence and Woodward's employer, "did span across the river co two insurAnce cOm- negligently and carelessly, stituteda nuisance and violated pantes. a truck ren tal firm. a UuUy and wantoy select, the ciil ri ghts of the 1cUm food firm and the truck driver retain and hire Woodward, After the fatal accident steel as defendants, when they knew, or in the guardrails and flashing warNo hearing date has been set exercise of reasonable care, ning lights were installed. In the civil action. of his un- Construction is now underway The suit alleges Woodward's should have known fitness as a driver, his on a new bridge to replace the negligent driving resulted in the numerous previous accidents, antique span. The new bridge is youngster's death and that and traffic violations ..." scheduled for completion in Woodward was asked to assist The civil action alleges that 177G. y r ' =_:L-_.gii__. - _=_-, / • -- / ____ :,; - flS hi • I e Football Tod Is In The ay W.W-ff .M- A al I S A Shopping Aid [loving trouble trying to determine iiiihat to buy for whum f or Christm as ? Can't decide what to buy the ~oungstersl For the home' For (be others In your life? for l'erha we can help The Evening Herald has a Christ mas shopper's sectiou today and perhaps it will give you a few tips, hints and s u ggestions. See Section ( In today's 's Fsenfng Heral d . l\l)I \ 4-A hirid e Calendar Comics Cr ossword Editorial - B Horoscope Hospital B Obituaries B sports 4-A Television . .... Dr. Lamb I .. A 1.3-B A A 14 B 6-13 IlIl It sdny s high 73 (hnulght low 51 Partly cloudy thugh Fiday A chance of showers this allernoi)n or tonight. IlIgtLs front the mid 70% to low I os tonight mostly in the upper and low 6 Southerly winds 15 to occasionally 20 mph today, decreasing by toght. Rain prebability 20 per cent today anti tonight Details and tides are on Page A. ________________________________________ !_ I f I -,A I . Ik ., III ~. t" "----- V _. I * ~~~~~ The biggest football weekend of th e season kicks off today, with games at all levels -from high schools, to colleges and professional. The Evening Herald gives the armchair qua rterbacks a look at the busy weekend, beginning with the Fearless %I A Special Magic Vitality -_ Air Around The Clock • Six other children were — cs ivina, * . n By DAN'ID POLING Thi Herald SCFIICCS making it through a tough cartoon pictures of Pilgrims ramble, for a friendly meeting If we are to admit to the winter, for ha ving food on the and turkeys or a solved problem Why have power of Thanksgi%mg, we What is as American as table, and with their Indian Charles Lamb, the we none !or books, those should took to its variety of pum pk in pie, as old as the neigh bors, good feeling around distinguished author and spiritual repasts — a grace expression through the cen Indian nations, as official as a the table. lVir prayers were leading American historian before Milton or a devotional t presidential procLamation and redly for siw1al not abun pondered the largeness and exercise to be said before titudes of those descendents its lively as a football game in dance, and they were to enjoy beauty of creation and his own reading the 'Fairy Queen'?" from the first autu.mn banquet. November? both in the Bay Colony in 1640. Impulse to be thankful, wrote: What Liamb is saving is that I'm wt thinking of t1k,Pilg ou re right — ThInksgi%ing If that Is the beginning and I am duped to say grace we ha uness occasions in Pu ritan heritage which has is more ancient than the United ending of our celebration, we twenty other occasions in the each day to express and shue punctuated our history and our states yet fresh as every fall It are narrow people indeed coue of the day besides m the spit of tkinksgitng - it is government — rather the has a special magic %itality Thanksgi%ing offers more and dinner. I want a form (~f not confined to food nor saved Indian world of religio r. which causes it to flourish in claims more than a backward prayer) for setting out u po n a oy for a single Thursday in ception and in fl uence, writing our national habits loo k of several ce nturies or pleasant walk, for a moo nl ight November its o history and story, Thanksgiing is remembrance century by century. and celebration It promotes In the new book , 'Enchanted I I ,-stadium cheers and sanctuary 0Emmis— prayers ound this annual Ii Dora Vasquez tells the o b servance swirls all the — true story of her near commercialism of a shopping grandmother of Naiajo ccnter society, all the nosta lgia descent, Rosano All of her life of homecoming and feasting, 11t__AW" WMW she had been an Indian slave lo ir i_we~_ and then that something more religious at the core ratitutIe to the Heavenly Father for the good things of uk Praise and thanksgiving ar the (entrai expressions of religious fuith mutually shared by Protestants, Catholics, and Jews Those holy sentiments are traced to the Psalms of the 01(1 TctmrI1ent later to words of gratitude and praise that rang through much of t New England settlement, for they were people of the Book. __ r - ii - , - - - --- --- 9, Zll .rP_ ,. .h,I _~~ - -_ — ~ A ~__ =~~ I . , 1~ A : --- again come close to the power of the first Thanksgiving wFAch ('an be life changing and life I .. .- .. ewo - - - . L - - -- I ,. . - --_________________ -• -- - d God for being alive, for I ' . ______ ____ 11 - _. _ 1 - - . -- - iii. i X -3 ~ ~_. ____ *- - - - i --- 2_ 7_rr~~ handed her a picture of the 'reat President — the first tine he had ever heard or seen anything about this ac ('Oiilplishlflent. Now ap.rt'aching 100 years of age, intered a tiny chapel with picture in hand and turned, in , ~ _________ . terribly practical and utterly frank. These tough settlers from her people Iter yeir were spent domestic intl home of a priest, sho one d 'mlled her in and told her . in Spanish, tha ha d just signed the Eman - 71~_-M " , - -.----.7 =- __ __ __ --I ~J -- I - - -_ . I took Abraham Lincoln 's picture ind placed it among,the saints . ,reatest saint to lit-r. -she looked I - am .in- ~ ' ttx'w hidden places he was . I ~ 0 cherished as a great man.** Lamb is right - there are (Continued On Page A) _________ - - _-_ ---- ~~--- p- ~T-7~~ iiffi; i~ - - -~--Fe-.V~F--~'~=~--l'-1 . _; .i -.~11,~i - .4'~. i. ~_:.!: ( 1 1~~o 11~. 1. -1 0,_ J;Y_ , _,___iP -_ 7 / ' -, 7a3 r11 ;r; r )4 ç1 - , ,:4UY-F~1~_ ix,-Hcr-~~,:.T - ' 4~ " - I morning,aday.olfWiththefl Z I Ew_ ___ __*_i_ -. L- nearly erased by separatiwi .- holiday, another sleep in -.'- .,_~ "I I 7- _- ~ — litilliI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -i i, - ,.-'- y 1i . L_ I i .irij4 - 4 ZZEMM L - - ~r . 4 J_- ________ t oI III. . ___Or , I 0. N I. - - - i I X - - - - r,- '1i- _V_ __ -' ~t t R, 1. - , 1 CJJXSS _-i h i - - • - L,1N41 ( 4 ?/__ - .k 't- _= M1 VJ - . - / . .1 - I -, - U uyrryTwdeau TUMBLEWEEDS IZ -_ 67o= . --- ii-2 ,~'a--__-. .~ ~ z u"" . -- __ - I _~ l Hellenism a n d llebritsm wi'h the ultimtt iicto o te \1auabe as the basisor the holiday we know as we kindle the .,anukkah lights that 11w nurack of the oil Is a podia substi t ution ion or the miracle o surv i va l. The narnes reflect the glow of the religious freedom the Maccabees fought I - , - ~' . , - - . - - . - P, Defendants in the lawsuit arf Woodward, Manco Impo rt ing inontl ago after his ck hit a Liberty Mutual Insurance passenger an on the antique L Company, the firm's liability \ I. ' wooden en Bridge on SR rammed from behind \ insurance carner, Hill Truck 415 east of Sanford by a truck The van Rentals Inc.; and t he rental The ci v il action seeks , into the firms carrier. Hartford -' damages in excess of ,000 in p lun ge d p ,*# . % Accident and Indemnity Co f '~/~ the death of two-year-old Keith Murky wa ters Lawsuits seeking 47-million Imont Ck of New SmyTna St Johns River, aster 'Jt/~ i".. i damages from the State 2t , Beach and alleges the child died .I crashing through the Department of Transportation I F, because of negligence on the guardrails, Lfl COflCt'ofl wi th the Osteen part of food delivery truck wooden Bridge accident were filed . •'i i'.erLC. ward,3.8,of and submerging locallyandlatertransferredtn -. lando. approximately eight Leon County Circuit Cour t in Florida Highway Patrol feet of water. Tallahassee for trial. . ,,.J -. Troopers said a westbound The sil ts were some of the -T $!L ,:. W truck rammed the slower in rescuing the child " ,V,; , -. .but first to be brought under a new r J • 014* mo v ing van, containing 11 refused and walked away."It law ending the sta te's i the munity to such actions. . :~L,f~ L -- 41. crashed through a wooden assistance to the victims of Whittaker filed the suits for A, 4 guardrail and submerged in accident or those rescued. .c 'I C _ . Thonw Clark of New Smyrna, . eight feet of water. ff . ~_ The lawsuit alleges that Killed were Milton Wilkins, Woodward was dri%ing the seeking damages in the deaths ! ;J of Mrs. Clark and daughter I 38, driver of the van; his we rental food delivery truck 50 Cindy, and injuries to three iniles-an-hour in a 25-mile-an. other Clark cWdren. - - -AftClark, 35, and her daughter, hour zone and attempted to , .-. __ :e~ _~~ ' u -_ - ?.OV _., - '~- which they were ridalon with SIX ' others, was allegedly , _011i .. . j I - _______ 4. I I ' "I - 1974, when the van in discosered • , I of 11 had the Lmp'lJycr checked, Woodward 's unfitness as a tempts "and walk ed away" 13 Ifl ( ' ', ind es Judas Maccare over the furces of the Syrian dictator Antiochus IV in 164 B.C. This year the eight-day III celebration begins with the lighting of the Hanukkah candles on the evening of November 28, It is worth noting that for most of Its long history, Ilanu)ahtias considered a fairly minor holiday. As Mae Shafter Hockland writes in "The Hanukkah 3 Book," (Schocken), "Simple, pleasant domestic custollis grew up .around it, varying from country to country of the Jewish exile. During the past century. and especially since World War 11 Hanukkah has grown in importance in the popular imagination." Although the kindling of the , Hanukkah candles Is a major feature of the celebration, Nis. Rockland explains that -Ithi-s (Inc uniieri1 ceremonial act has in fact nothing to do with the historical origins of Ilinukkah." Legend has it that when Judas Mactabee and his men recaptured the Temple in Jerusalem and began to A cleanse it, they found in the tk'brtsa small bottle of purified oil Thismiracleisthebasisfor the current mode of celebration "This is a lovely legend," Mi. Rockland says, "but by the, we - I t , IIanukah, the Festival of frequented a )4 ails AC Those - lak <,. E't 6: specific question — m r reader iktJ us if 11,1153 flais Pass open the bidding with the Opening lea d Av South hand I Our answer is that we sure . count I ' do We don't realiv points with this type, of hand Freak hands ire a1w,iyS except to note that we do have hard to bid because bidding*is 12 in high cards The imporbased on experience and you lint thing is that we have 10 just don't get enough of these diamond tricks all our own freaks to enable you to de%dop a system to cope with for(Do You have a question sitting - - ckdrier - , ' • in. I cared for. I work for lestations that people have are trump and should be opened will be used sri This column wholesale candy firm so may no small matter. In large . with either one dilmond or and will reCel I have eaten lots of sugar. I numbers they can cause coUcky with a forcing t%Ao bid Wf- ,]A COHY MODERN ) burger stand tha t abdomi nal pains In the Life closed cycle they spread by way of the CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor circulation to the lungs, ,AR READER Some of literally crawl up . the my city readers may be sur. resrato tract, out of Prised to learn that worms are windpipe and Into the back of still a major problem in parts of the throat. Here they crawl into the United States That the esophagus and pass through specifically includes the large the stotruich to the Intestines to roundworm s which you may set up housekeeping I. 11 have. Tapeworms also oicca. In addition to the nutrition y 2 1" I 'Zi r There are probably over 2 probLems that they can cause, if m1 lllOn cases Ofroundwo,in you treat these actively 5; / A i the U S and Canada, based on yoelf with some f medi cine / (,\ I / the worldwide studies of worm that actually works, you have k IC infections. I can't tell from your the risk of causing an intestinal ~% % N descriion whether you have obstntion I must strongl 1 j , y roundworm or but advise that your treatment the only way anyone can tell Is 0 sho uld be under the su pervisi on I by looking at t hem of a doctor. — I strongly suggest that you I,I Untreated cases can persist 1 Like some actual specimens to . 111.1 ;. for 20 to 40 years If not detiected, - — r -- f) that Is what you have been have gotten these from children I . TV claims an Orlando !r ie f I4 tapeworms from beef, pork an doing. . L- I MP ~_ -_ ( .1 uinerabIt - r --' or enough dilfnonds for hoth of them and bids cix clubs This cix club bid is not an tifort to pla% in clubs It mercl% shows the'ace in case Sout6 mig want to bid a grand slarn lKQio87b532 a have a ribbed-like body. 11% . _W - - • fltst \orth last Souih variety, However, some I , " - Hanukka h _________ .. I ! S01711 Mi — - right to the diamond gaine North looks over his hand, - ri ~_j:t-~-J-_;_ .~ _' ~_ ~ 1,-,. -1 _-_- ~ - J. _-E~._T £ K 104 A K IU83 d. one type of fish, that is not _/ ~' -_ Dr. 'i"housands of roundworms you get roundworms. These are are passing, and there Is no end usually associated wi th poor to this as they multiply fast. sanitation. They are spread I've no more funds for doctors from infected people to the soil now, and I wonder what you and to privy areas. Some of the ff~ght suggest. wornis Invade the sk.In, others Neither doctor prescribed gain access through eggs that any type of diet or any real are very small and are laxative, but ha ve taken a new ingested, mild I don't think anyone with I'm sure they a 1Tj 1~.- 4, I It, /I ; __ 11 I I t "'i *J9 %%ei I 11 Our reader showed us the North hand also and the bidding in the box shows how to et gb0 six diamonds. Nor1h's spade flSC 4 __ AA Q 7 4 Lamb %hat he Prescribed, and o th er doctor said it might be lI - L !I I . - ) " - I / ' I .. with my stomach trouble discovered I have a nest of wos I took three differ t types of patent medicine 11k1kI , zb I J lightR fa vopening or with di-iniond since there is ) 111 X170 rl ~ 0 :7,7, 1 ., -, ' I 117I r s U I.; HEN D ) 7700T'SIE CAN ' - " I I : - L Chic Young A RECOIZO ON ¼ ;I ' 1 ~(; I. - b N AT _________________________________________ - - StE - — • ~,\ A I J - WI — A 1111-36 I — Worms Are Major Problem - _______ BLONDIE —— RKE __ ~ 57 59 - TRENDS! ~ AN'CATS U p ~%'3 a posit \ CURRENT STOCK UP A TABLE T' N%OOCH livil'It" . 11 1i CEDRIC HAS SOME 0 TAKIN — 58 ________________________ - — 56 BUGS BUNNY HELLO, SUMS / 9 50 51. ________ r a utility tax ordinance passed in 15 The law callsfora 10-perent tax on water service in Longwood The city alleges Sanlando Utilities sold water serice during the 1910 to 1975 period without paying the city all taxes ' due The lawsuit alleges areas served by the firm include but arc not limited hi 1ko,chjre WinsorManor,WinsorManur First Addition, and The Moorings suIiusIons No date has been set for a hearing in the lawsuit filed for the city by Sanford attorney f Ned Julian Jr. The civil action says utility firin is believed to Iwe t.)e city at least $4,370.88. YOUR BIRTHDAY determine )ouro speed Un No 27,1915 fortunately, your stride and theirs ar't In harmony Thb comIng year you'll be LIBRA (Sept 2ct 23) better off if you handle tin Don't talk about your Ideas portant projects unencumbered pmatuly today or dcuss by partners Do what has to be) them with one who isn't in a done on your own, for best ion to judge objectively resulta - 43 funds t1w city is d You're going to let someone set the pace for you, rather than — — — — 38 manner that others could firid 23-Sept. 22) offeIe VIRGO tAng —— I - 34 ThE MOTION CARRIES 64 10 plenty. 33 -- dres es of dli o erenthusiastic _______ Lawsui - - ________________________________ - asking a v ' L . _________________________________________________ ... - It . utelet tell the real cause of your left to experts, You could wind tip with a larger bill than an. 1 I- 10 Cents '—f-— expense. This person ou1d be ' irri ta ted he felt th e 20) May 21-June U ' Longwood Don t sound off without A few loose words could easily thinking, knock it Off. CANCER (June 21-J u ly 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9 You're eas ily irritated To save money today,you may sr 1 I 32771-Price N-I. U.N.-iiIi"IIIIII, pest at home today, chances are associated with today has 50 Olhei*ise I 16 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii — Florida another 's there is an unnecessary tem- 10 11 13 Sanford, I 2llltwouldbearntstaketoda): to be too self-serving at your chips F IINI water Source 30 Evenings — by Larry Lewis No!rsdayNovem$7lIg you know a with _J BIMO BURNS 68th in a business 36 Lal,n - 15 with A =:'?' ' 12 CAMPUS CLATTER Be foolish risks — SQ^4 1 I ARIES - — — . L RE 29 t 7 Golf mound AND... i (March 21 April 19) SCORPIO tOct 24 ov. 22) very tactful today in han. Just because pe rson Wing people who are helping cia lly isno reason to deal you, but who are not really wi th them se nse You could obligated do Q 'R NA P w 23 Tantrum 24 Entire (Latin) i r ectio n 17 . Printing 2 dted again pf 31 flubbe. Ireei 3 Summers (Fr J3 inhale 4 Fender '4 Threshed damage (p1) J a . '10 Total$ 39 Maid s nawri 22 Girls name 40 Through DOWN S.111 (phafm 22 Stir THE BORN LOSER by ). 21 T I N A 2o):k m:ar:m 60 Fmculk t ~ Thjr;day, November 27, 1975 _____ TL " I i Having made a 58 Want will 59 Guida's note -, _____ of farmer 16 Pedal dI - W , 7~E~ I- s :;r 14 I / — 4 ~ - L Farmyard Mo Walker - -- A,loP,eousPz:e j BEETLE BAILEY i- mil-IM" - � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1975; <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/277be2c7e7ff0ba1ae9204e6b43b44bd.pdf e239cfa814888f221715ea3e1f367611 PDF Text Text -,,.......--,. -. - .- = . , ..wia..4, . . . . .__.._!. . , . - . . . - --- . ---- .. -- -. •'''- . - - -,.-,- - - _.. -- 46-Even ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. :11-Apartments Furnished '$0o36 CLASSIFIED ADS 322 - 2611 831- 9993 Canvasers needed pointments. CLASSIFIED DEPT. to set RATES thru S times 41c a (In C 6 thru 25 times 31c a tin C 26 times 24c (in S200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum p It Noon The Da Before Publication Call between 8.30 S. For t or malion 'all 3720104 Sewing Teacher, preferably ex perienced, to conduct day as well as evening classes . Call Mrs Sunday - Noon Friday - in . 31A4plexes Mature woman for light housework and care of semi invalid, evenings and weekends. Send complete resume to Box 391. co Evening Herald. P0 Box 1657. Sanford. 4--Personals Things to Eat 9-Good _________________________ A phonecallcould Start you one new and profitable career. Call $62. 3713 - TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked or der Navels. orange's. Grapetri.i 1. Tangerines Call 3770217. If If HO ens call 322 0376, Russe 11 Crutnk.y Juice Oranges. 11 5 0 per bu. Sanford, The old adage "YOU CAN'T HAVI YOUR CAKE. AND EAT IT' I not CIwlyS true. We are offering lint class business Opportunity o n one hand. a career with aMtlofll Corporation on the other. We' like to have the opportunity I explain all this in detail when w It $2000 Light, pleasant high profit business servicing local stores, etc • (fri.m carl with biggest name in Food InduStry. 70 year old product is consumed by the thousands daily in this area and enjoys lifetime NO SELLING as product is pro sold thru intensiv e and continuous advertis ing. Consists of collecting for mer. chandis.e sold and replenishing $20,000 YEAR UP 99" 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard Adults preferred, $150 me. Security deposit. 373 5154 or 372. 6620. _______________________________ DELTOPiA- 1 Bedroom, 1130; 2 bedroom, 1150. Available now. No - . .r. Local corporation has opportunity for couple-ind ividual. No selling Have accounts that need ser vicing, company training, no experience necessary. High w.,. 'v, Homes $650. Rentals 101 month 41-Hou5.s - - - ~ 7 _. Easy friendly living. Come loin us. FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS, Rent from 1111 me 373 USC i s 4 BR, 2bath Coming! otter S 30 pm. It you're a shopper, you'll find the Herald Christmas shopping issue loaded with great values from local merchants 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT K lichen furnjsjed. Nice location PPwjrq 3 72 4453 )ebary-- Adults, I BR, air; close to stores, churches Ideal for retired f SOfit. 668 64" or 322 8054. and department stores. You'll be able to select a perfect gift for every member of the family right from the pages of The Herald. )ne I , Two bedroom apartments, car peted, air, turn, & unfurn, $85 up 3771110 It you're a merchant, you'll want to plan your Christmas Kickoff ads now. Readers of The Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving Io'7linqjroorns Adults only always opportunities waiting for you in The Herald, 11 BAMBOO We'll help you get the jump on Christmis this Thanksgiving Day. C ne 8 2 bed r oom Herald Broker CON. . , '. .' : -, * .. I . p - : - . - "i =,=.' :' -. - . - .'--- . ..- --=-= _,___-===,,.-=. -----=-.. . ' '' . -_.-.:..- . . - . ' : . . -. -. , I CA ci cOv?r 'yOt bOrne with alum si ding & solfil system Also oollng, Gutters. Screen 70 Yrs. xp. Try me. $51 9563 Lind Owing 0111CC MACHINES . - Waxing, Rug Shampooing, 322.2090 -...... ..- .... --=--_=.-'---'---=-=------,-v.- ,- '. [~Iml Rf.ALJofis I iiii ,f - -: - ... -. - - ___ nesday and ma y continue I ts Later when asked if he represenLs flattaway, Brock FlU 7'..'? rti _Pressure . . '' 14 r ' i ''" = ...- - .- .:='-=-=--=-- -- -. - '---=----- .... -- - .' . ., .. .., - . ' ' J. .'' Park Or - .5 ' . 1~?" `Ii - - ',' Sewing - '' ALTERATIONS .. DRESSMAKING Donna Canada 372 0701 -: V -r:.,-e- "I 7i -.;5Yf before the re-admission Ow ' " Q 'gl & . , ' Toda _________________________________ Shoppers in Downtown Sanford say they buy mostly clothing and shoes and onethird of those interviewed see a definite need for a new - - ., restaurant on First Street, Their opinions on IJowntossn Sanford appear in today's Evening Herald on Page 2-A. I - • ,. 411 .. , Aroundlhe(]ock ' 373 6-451 , Cornrnrca, 'i ..- ,tfrtt . ' A or S"iui priced Phone 323 AIPi - -.... - 4 . . ::. ' Horoscope - .-- I (" - . - ' " ,. .-.. - -' -'F - •. - . ---•- V I": Aix - School Bicentennial Festival Parade, (herald Photo by Elda NIchnlj . . .• ---' ' . .' ... t_-=' -'_ _ ..... 7-A 6-A ........ ........... . 6-A 5'A 1-2.8 1. 3-B %l \TIII IC - . , . Tuesday high 59. loss 36 Generally fair, Lows tonight In mid 40L .Nlostly noAhwest Jimmy Scott, drewd as Uncle Sam, wat one of the youngsilm winds around 10 mph, becoming PATRIOTIC - . Obituaries Sports .... Tele vision .-omen ........ _•- . "-i' - - '. . ... ' - ._._ - -. Dr. Lamb 192~ _111111111111 IF .. Dear Abby "'- ' "JlILL . I.'.lI, Editorial ' )I 999) 'V-- - ' - -.- . .... :'c,'\ li.4"i1iji:i. with 4-A ('aknclar 5'-Comics . 6-A Crossword ............6-A ' .'d To your ad cell tf'eri,lly Clacs.findqil at The i1f,O 1JMfl5 SPRINKLI,ip SYSTEMS All Types and ,tes We repair a service STINt P,tACHIP& SUPPLY CC) ?nci St 377 6-ffl Fine wedding photos reasom,bly ,. - '. • - Well Drilling Photograptiy by Munson Cockayne, -,. I-Y- - ,:) QuJt,'ii.:r,ng r fl' oTjrvp Jy'p . '' , .- -. iiiiiiihi, ' 4-; aregularapby Dec. I, For- degree seeking students sh woItor:rrn ri submit the application Roofing " - I ~ k _7 - 1i'.lt . plication ,l ' ' DRIVE ltd TV SERVICE Fast Serve 2)2 L i veOak Blvd C i't rr I hone (II SOil Boarding & Groom ing Pr, 7? . submit " iiiI , PET REST INN . "" - -', ' '=-:-=- C". ' -% itib .: 4. ,'1III2 P - To List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 ' Restricts the winter quarter. There are 500non-degree students liklnu cnerinl duriag the Fall quarter. All applicants for the - _, Cleaning (rterorpres sure (leaning 3730865 Pet Care II carpet and vinyl, wall 10 Wall. te Estimate. Call SEARS In . SL, Oviedo. situation, Dan Chapman, Florida Technological University registrar, has .- 52 1 !i' '.it .''fll Pa'k W .i olinrow n*' 'w t-r \ (l( 5eIl thV', 'clii' 377 $66.3 Interior, Exterior taring, Painting. Remodeling Phone 337.070? . , of Taylor Registration ' - - 7l [ APT BROWN PEST CONTROL Call Anytime. 322 1011 1'I Wilson, 28, Box 51, Oviedo, a fruit company foreman, and Andrew Ike White, I. /1 I p fll 0 Pest Control No Job Too Lange Or Small ,iA,d toward formal classroom Due to the tight economic I _____________________________ (ON KIOD CERAMIC TILE - -. I - Rep. Hattaway 1.1 el- cc estimate 373 6031 3 Mo. .6 Mo.& 1 Year Leases Hwy. l7.2 Across From Ranch Hou, / 313.1470 or $3).777,4) ev .. Highlight of W.A. league l)ay sponsored by the Eighth Grade Instructional Enri'bment Program iiiias unveilingof portrallof the fortner county school finance officer and administnitive assistant for / I 6i Free - DEPOSIT. ProfessIonatty Managed - ________ _____ .' ____ ____ )entry, Remodeling. Additions, storn Work Licensed, Bonded FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY SANFORD .. / . permitted to regIster for y DAVE'S PAINTING Work's Slow - Cheap Rites Free e'$Iimafe 377 2673 ome Improvements APARTMENTS ___ - _____ ______ announced special non- ii Large 1&lBdrm. -- ____ I Pnflng umin'.. Bi?hrooms, ,S'inijw5, '.1.. (. ." ___________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________ / Sunshine Law violations. Sanford Business Mac-hines 172400S triter', (lind. all make's if *cars cipereIxe 377 0790 Petriorrators .¶11' 4 Drug Probe Nets __________ de gree students will not be ',"cvr all (y,bi'% .i"cl rrr.Jr'i5'' ,nuI rlivt'c I fri Pick jp Heater Cleun1n 'en',, - _____________ __ ___________ - f.'pert fcxi rr'ç,',.rs root Shingles All work guaranteed BROGOEN ROOFING 37) 6100 Mackiu Office OWER'S BEAUTY SALON Harriett's Bçouty Nook I 519E First,3223747 (t0" mrrly __ - I STE RSON LAND CLEARING flulldotinq. Exc,,vating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top Soil 37-7 SCi) Beauty Care k~~ariner's W,Uge rj. 1505 W. 25th St. , ______ " . ' I SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PUPIrI(,57I0P4 SYSTEMS Cati t'til (,onZiii SOS 37) 39)9 Alu*Mum 312 612J - _____ ____________ ______ ___________ . BIKE RIDER - . . Istunafes. N.aioii.abli Notes Terms Available AWAY MENT ALL TYPES OF CAN 317 Home Patio Apartments ~ _____ .-- HI RISE . COMMERCIAL . HOMES PtPITRY AND REPAIRS Is-IA : Nights 322 2352 FROM 125 Small furnisAed apartment, mature aduffs Ottly. 372 9111 _____________ _____________ .&Ii I , Ph. 373.4375 _______________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Ill 'c *1? O'fl Days in ywfier e 831-9993 Fn Paneling door. wndows hung, concrete work, etc. By tPe hour or by The job. 327 9363. - -. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS _________________ ______________ - / (" Cl it.ified Ads are the smalest big ews 'ferns you will find I ___________________ ' ;1 A Imill CIC%SlfiCd Ad brings big r Pturn 'Try nn.. and see Call 337' Sacrifice at thousands below FHA approval of $23,500, well kept 4 yr. Old, 3 BR, 1" bath, AC. carpeted, kitchen equipped, walled in back yard on cut de.sac. $2,000 down. will consider land contract. 0663, STUDIO ,;,J BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES A ter fr'nt cottage on the scenic Wekiva River uYni$hed 7 bedroom, utilities int,d, SilO Per month. AdItt only 372 4470. 22•2611 Insakes. DYKES AIR CIITIONING. 3226671. By Owner-Transferr ed Gardens Luxury lrl .:'i __________________ Specialist Roofs.Ext.riors Home Improvements I1 !i,? ',,I.r,,i, . Al P COPfDiTiONlPdG, (FRIGE RAT ION. DUCT eneva month. Phone 373 0799. " Air Conditioning fORK. 71 hour service All CaliBart Real Estate rg. 1 bedroom furnished garage partmint, close to hospital, sIOO Evening 2S6S Park Dr, t,vYn 322.7643 apartments, furn.tt.-J tv urfurnithed PJr-,vl,, ,ede<ora?ed, Come see 30) E. Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 The - distance to Idyllwilde School. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN COVE APTS .. Pressure Cleaning 8. Painting - '." r '. WALKER'S PIOLI 'S Casclberry. 17 9?, 1)0 4206 JUST A PHONE CALL Anytime RFALTOR3fl 7499 Real Estate hardtop, air, automatic, power Wood or steel desks Ie'ecu?iye desk 8. chairs, secretarial desks & chaIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Can y .iii.F 71w grand jury is believed to work fol.lowing a recess for the education, not on the job Hattaway spent 30 minutes in answered "No comment." be probing circumstances Thanksgiving holiday. There training. Its very important which as additional $700 had the grand jury room this subs ta nce and White with two coun ts of delivery of controlled that some persons begin been committed. morning, lie also testified Brock represents County surrouniiig an aborted county was no indication tha t an in- le substance. Both were arrested on circuit court warrants. arning job skills through on Miss Jacobson, responding to be fore the jury last Thursday Co ni m i s s loner Harry purchase of a 103-acre tract for terim report may be made to the job training," he said, The Ovideo drug probe is being conducted by city police a question by Commissioner for two hours. When he exi ted Kwiatkowski, who along wi th $517,000 for use as a clay pit, a circuit court by the grand jury Employers who agree to detective Rudy J. Kranwr, unificm offic.rs, and tatc and cr,untv today he told reporters he was commissioner Mike Hattaway, 14-day transfer of nearly $1 before the holiday recess. (Continued On Page 2-A) employ workers for training agents, police said. 337 3771 Used office furniturp ________________________ _______________________ 1. \, contract be rebid. _______ i-M ____________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU disposal, Neat, 3 bedroom. I'', bath home, central air, equipped kitchen, washer 1y dryer, and 'walking Harold Hall Realty tzeq 1942 Chrysler New Yorker 173 --------- and the health i BUSINESS DIRECTORY neigh. Ravenna I'ark - REDUCED- $7,150 for quick Sale. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath with family room in Ravenna Park, Home In mint Condilion with lovely swimming P001 Now only 129.900. A must to - AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St Garbage RITAI TOPS into. Only $26,900. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drive $70 up. are quiet Your MLS Agency RI. AL TOR 373 U?i advertising and respond to good values, root, 3222420 tee AI4MOPARK I. 7. 3 bedroom trailer aptt Adult 8 famIly park Weekly ISIS Hwy I' 92, Sanford. 3731930 _________ carpeting, shallow well & pump, plus lots more! Owner anxious to sell. 173.900. FURNISHED '4 Bedroom, central heat & air, like new, in settled neignborhood. Ready to move Furnished Day issue for Christmas shopping ideas. They look forward to your Shopper or Merchant. There bOrhood. Sanford-- Drastically reduced by owner. From mid 60's to low SO's. Beautifully landscpaed miniature Spanish villa. S BR, 3 bath, Fla. rm,, formal living rm, w w car. pefin.g,centralA.H, above ground Pool with private entrance. Near schools & hospital. Call for appt. wtdays. awn, 3:30 pm. 8 4:30 pm Wit nd anytime. $300247. Two Apts.. I or 7 bedroom, unf urn. & turn. Both ac, w w carpe., $100 damage deposit. 117$ me. 373 4319 a big Christmas Kick-Off Issue for Thanksgiving Day. $25,900 $48,900 1)0606% 3 ROOM APARTMENT Reasona ble Phone 3238579 after 6p.m. And The Herald is planning room, new Crank Realty, Realtor 4 Room Second floor apartment, screened porch, Private yard; air Condtloner, Reasonable 322 7780. ISYr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ____________ _-._ - penses had been incurred, ç, leaving a balance of $1,910.78, of _________________________ steering, power brakex. 17,495 Call D on Pope, 372 165 1 Dileq 60-Office Supplies • - . 16' x 9 Fiber glass boat with trailer and 95 tip Mer cury, $600 Se. 197') Ford Gran Torino, 2 boor - - .- - __________________ ___________________ ______________ - 122.500 3 BR,? bath, lake, pool, FHA Resales from $17,100 1961 VW 70 Engine, s& 323 5660 after 1217 Oak between 17 and S p m. 42-Mobile GOODIES GALORE I This Is an ab%o'ute darling 3 BR home. You lust must see! Extra large family 113.500 121,900 3 OR. l"tbath 3 OR. I'.'i bath Furnished apartment, 1 or 7 bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave. Phone 377 1976 or 322 3922. Is Forrest Greene. Inc. I)0 683) RE ORS j yj - SAI4FORD-.CASSELBER fly 3 BR, Ibath Call 37) 1570 or $3.4 4605 7927 H wy 17 327 3961 CUTE LITTLE FELLER Want 3803 Orlando Drive low payments Inc cute? bedroom, Sanford, 323 5700 I'.', bath cozy home. Nicely Paneled family room, well taken LimIking for garden equipment? care of, nicely landscaped yard. R todiy' classified ads for Lovely smaller hQme for a couple çnod t'uy or retirees. 110,500 - JCI. 17 92 & 427, Longwood . me, air conditioner, Shady yard, 119.500 Make an off er . 'SSNFOflD'S SALES LEADER" Real Estate 3G-Apartnnts Unfurnished 5 Realty - ROOMS FOR EN1 Gentlemen Preferred Phone 577 c.a HRISTM11 plus 2Bedroom furnished, $135 month. Adults preferred. Phone 322 8-470. 29-Rooms ki i . - SA .'''1i . Jury Recalls Chico & The Man 1974 Volkswagen. air, new tir es, ba ttery. .xcelienl condition, $? 55-Boats & Accessories _________________________ equity, assume 19 payments. iw - me 322 $ 321-0041 REALTY INC. - --'- Many others to choose Plaza) Benefit Seminole High School Band. Donations needed 323 9)50 or 372 7957 for pick up MLS REALTORS Sale- original mItes, $995 29, 9 to S. 970 State St. (Sanford itreet of nice homes, Priced at - '" -.. .- purposes will pay half a yearly to the school board, worker's wages, while CETA Seminole Community College, will pay the remaining half. u'unty and sttte governments The federal govermnent 11t.S The CETA program was set as well as o ther qualified notified Seminole County of- up by the feder al agencies. government ticials more than $1-million iii aid those areas hard hit by To qualify for the $788,758 additional labor department unemployment. In Seminole Bedsole said the county will funds is available to aid the County, the unemployment rate have to submit atailipo unemployed in this county, an upwards of 13 per cent. "outlining and justifying" the official confirmed today. Bedsole's office doles out In county's needs for additional Jim Bedsole, the county's the neighborhood of $2.5-million funds. director of th e comprehensive manpower division, said labor officials notified his office $788,758isavailabledurjngal5month period be ginning July 1, 1976. In addition Bedsole said more than $200,000 in Comprehensive h r e e I n 0v I e d o Employment and Training Act I (CETA) funds Is available and . BOB LLOYD must be programmed for use by Herald Staff Writer June 0 of next year. Included in the M,000 is A former Oviedo policerTm and two other Oviedo nien were $98,102 for set ting UP on the shom the school was named. Mr. and Mrs. league were honored at a luncheon, guided tour, job in county jail today on drug charges and police said that a probe and aernhl)' at hkh they received a plaque and corsage. County School Supt. W.P. yer as training programs for those oflllegal drug sales in the osjedo area iscontinujng. %peaker. From left, Student Council President Ellen West, Teague, Principal John Angel and Eighth Persons who are unable, in Pofice Chief Triplett investiga said more arrests are exGrade representative Susan Salk. The portrait will hang In the media center. iflerald Photo by Bill some cases, to read and write. pected Oviedo in connection with aKen two-month tion that utilized Vincent) The remainder of the $200,000 is state undercover agents who a ll egedly made controlled buys of slated for distribution to Seminole County agencies that marijuana, THC and PCP - an animal tranquilizer. Sheriff's agen ts arrested Ar th ur James Barkley, 25, Box 13.5, normally qualify for CETA years in annual rental fees for funds. Oviedo, Monday night on W. 13th St. in Sanford. Barkley was in the fire hydrants. co unty jail t oday in lieu of $10,000 bond on charges of possession of The on the job training Miss Sara Jacobson, co n oll tr programs will be administered ed substance and possession of a concealed f irearm. executive director of the by the Florida State Agents said a quan tity of marijuana and pills were found in a - Downtown Development Employment Office in Sanford. paper bag on the seat of a car that Barkley was driving. He was Council (DDC) and Miss Commissioners on Monday charged wi possession of a concealed .45-caliber automatic Sturley hloak, DDC executive State Rep. Bob flattaway, D- through unless lie is sub- Bob Ilattaway's cousin, hasn't million in tederai funds tc an okayed the employment bureau pistol, agentsthsaid. adviser, presented the Corn- Altamonte Springs testified poenned by jurors again, appear ed be fore the grand jury. out-of-county bank and other as the agency to administer the mission with a report on ex- under subpoena again today as Ch Triplett said Barkley was on the O'siedo police force "for incidents, Hattaway immediately went funds, and Bedsole said the about two years and r pendlt.ures made from a In previous weeks County esigned 14 to 15 months ago." the SemInole County Grand to the county law library adstate agency agreed today to appropria tion made to the DDC Jury began its four week of a jacent to the grand jury Commissioners Sid Viblen Jr., When book ed at county jail, Barkley listed his occupation as Otervers said this morning take on the task. th by the city in August. truck driver. reported 'probe into county chambers and met briefly wi th John Kimbrough and Dick that th e grand jury is expected Bedsole said CETA funds up The DDC financial statement Williams testified" before- the AlsothjaiIn lieu of ,00 bond each today were ThomasI'nIton attorney Newman Ilrock. government to be in seession again Wedto this point have been geared indica ted that 11,9fl.22 in exgrand auto. 1971 Fiat Rac er , $1795 1971 Duster, 6 cyl., stand, 1993 _____ _______________ ________ and passed by the commission, 1970 Hornet C Co.. stand., ___________________ -, - allows the installation of in- WALTER TEAGUE dividual water meters and it HAS HIS DAY number of fire hydrants in 'Ginderville Heights subdivision, which Is under construction by developer Brailey OdJn, Th e moti on also calls for Odham to pay, in advance, 10 - 0-Aut ____ - ByEDPftICKET'r Herald Staff Writer ____________________________________ ____ I -. - To Aid iob ess I .: ____________________ ______ - A motion made by Corn.missioner Julian Stenstrom, Any CarNo Money Down WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 1970 Datsun Wagon. 11,000 mIles, TV. 1700 S French, 373 1131 . - only $77,000 3 Bedroom mobile home or, a ranch; furnished. $135 Security. 372.1299. - lawns, shrubs and flowers set this one apart on a quiet treelined Trash 8. Treasure Sale, Nov. 28 and Sten strom Nic e bedroom mobile home. 1123 mo. Located in Longwood. IX) ___ I tflcl'tTasP. 573 )4y, _ den and dining areas. Manicured - BLAIR AGENCY Color TV's from 1.30; 8&W. from 115; ServIce all mak es HERBS' EATEDTOENJOY-Thi5 hom, -.. Motorcycle Insurance COLuW TV. 511 MOETH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" - 1915 Yaniati 125 Endura. im maculate. $600 includes I helmet. 617 6129 644 1006 7524 Park Or 37 2118 REALTOR AFTER FIRS, 377 3991 322 9214 322 0648 profits. A future here with In. fernatlonal Company affiliated with 30 manufacturers. Investment mInimum $1793. Call Mr. Hayes ANYTIME collect, 05 629226S. 74 Hrs 70175 FnenchAve (1792) ________ ________ .---- - ii' 5i-TV- Radio- Stereo (ish Real Estate 19)9 S French JIM HUNT after 4 p.m. r '''' MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0691 323- 9410 r'v , ,.a month. Phone 327.4(38. If no an. swer call 831 4175 Bedroom, 2 bath, like new home, spacIous rooms, garage and CI -.---.- 52-Appliances ' ----- -- - --KENMORE WASHER, pa rt s. ServiCe, used machines COUNTRY LIVING , -- " . n this 1 1 -i acre lot in Lake Mary, A 37? 7374 3fl 1196,322 196.4 ) 1859.3721)61 ., - - •,aj u...'.ru . , Knowles from Gulf Life executive Harold G. Holton, who citeda"claims level" from Sanford employes of $36,353 during a recent four-month period as one reason for the ______________________ --. ri lrwina nelu.,' se*inu micb.ne Pay hitjnrø nt 516 or 10 Paymen ts If IN Se's At APirOt) SEWING CENTER r'7 f't Frt Downtown Eve 869 lIla $77.100. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR pets. 374)010. Assume Payments nnrr 7: j '''I C'I central air, carpet. Wooded tot Stemper Realty 322 4"I richinge REEL'S BODY SHOP, 110'? Sanford Ave - - proposed premium Increase CaTTiC in a letter to . . _____ - The secontittioned Batteries. $17.95 - -- bath Spanish ranch Garage, - -. -- stirance It 'r .' ind, ____ ______ ~- L - ,w F ____ -_ policy. rejected, -- _. Goods And better than new.] Bedroom,? 177,000. OWNER MOTlVATED... Moving out Of state, needs to sell 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in South Pinecrest. 173.000 doctors' offces; adults, $130 month, worth more . 322 6149 For local interv!ew include year car, Wecltic time now available to service accounts and phon. number. Reply Box 592. c 0 The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Fla.. 37771 It you are having difficulty finding a Pace to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of. read all our want ads every day. C.ara;e sales are in season Tell the People about It with a Classified Ad in the Herald 322261%; all Furnished 2 Bedroomturnlshed home have serviceable car, start im mediately if accepted and HAVE the necessary 12000 for inventory NOW in the bank. Sheraton Sanford inn I-I & 16 OV.21.7PM Nov. (Please. No Phone Calls... Personal Interviews Only) Sincerely. Mr.Lehan Phone J23.7011 .,_Houses . pet ed, air, oven, icebox, sink, .___ - central air. $41,900 ._ _________ extra clean. 1700 671 6025 __________ 76--Auto Parts Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, Installation avaI:abte Bud Cahell 372 8052 anytime THREE YEARS OLD COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story, 4 bedroom home estimated to be over 100 years old Over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and citrus Improvements include corral, stables, tack room and bridle .- while They last. Free estimates, Trailer, Ii', sreened room, car KULP DECORATORS. 327.7335. REAL TOR 3b.droom with 16'xM' pool. Good established neighborhood. 127.900, Vehicles -- . 75-Recreational -:Z- .t .1 ('it commissioners last night acctpted a recommendation by City Manager W.E. Knowles that a premium increase proposed by (lull Life Insurance Company be . ----- - --- -_____ -- 17.40 per box-for selected styles LARRY SAXON POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated health Want to buy C'w SkuiI, payng $7 each 3228317 ______________ ChristmasSpecialonCarpet -- Level Loop 13 sq. yd.; Hi Low, 5340 sq yd ; Shag, $3.73 sq yd.; OAF vinyl flooring, 1260 sq. yd.; floor tile, Reg Real Estate Broker 321 0610 22 274$ 323 7$9S 5215 Investment. - Inventory. WITT REALTY Owner will finance Downstairs of large home. 3 bedrooms, party furnished, 60" lid yard. $100 month. 3720354 Mint aspire to: Building lots and acreage. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, 4 acres with 3 bedroom home. 16.000 laying hens on consignment. Company turnist-,es everything but human element. 20 pct. per year return on your cash 2 Bedroom house, living room, dining room, separate garage. $143 month plus security deposit. Phone $341649 repeat business Call us for your future homesite. NOLL'S iL . t. _! .... new insurance company to handle its group Cassetberry, Hwy I? 8'?. 6304206 ----- - N.a -- W I -,C* . _ __ ______ . getting a .' __ ___________ \ : Gets $lMiIIion __________________________________________________________ -. .-. _ ne City of Sanford r1lay be !, ' _____ . f ~ .• _____ - Wanted to buy used office furniture Quantity i1 - - _______________ County ___________ _____ ByAU1)IEMURI'HY Herald Staff Writer , CASH 322.4132 tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. Galii.'r'es INCOME PROPERTY-] OR home with nice mobile home rental. P.arge lot for garden. $30,000. Of - Any er Buy -- -DAViS 373 9310 , -- __ .. ___________ We Buy Furniture On new and used merchand ise. Open every Saturday& Sunday, H wy. 46 FLEA MARKET, behind Auction ______________ to _______ __ ___ ______________________ e j e cts - j* ______ . - 68-Wanted Sale SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping. 2 BR home, 117.000. Large lot. 3 lIP home, 119.000. Downtown. 3 OR home. $19,500, INCOME PROPERTY- Corn pletely furnished I7'x60' mobile home on large double fenced lot. carport, patio, Florida room plus 2 utility sheds. Income of $45 per month from rental of second lot. ' OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom. $110 per month. SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors, 372.1Xfl. Phone 322,1301 1 - Aeff- , ___________________________________ R ' . For used furniture, appliances, ________ - DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition: on City taxes; by owner. 372 6470. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, dOuble carport, ni ce yard. In quiet neigh. borlSood, $725. month plus security deposit, 8313691 or 83.4 6300. . INVESTMENT Children's Wear, (Formerly Buttons 'N Bows) 7610 Hiawatha 322.6457 fl3041or3230517e v es 904 3579361. CAN START PART TIME sides top and bottom, new refrigerator and St o ve, GENERAL CCNTRACT0R REAL ESTATE. INC. M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg, Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St. - 3225427 baby accessories. Payton% JOHNNY WALKER you qualify' .. - 65-Pets.Supplies Approximately 7,000 sq. It. living 7 car _____ ~ - area; large kitchen, cabinets both _____ Large 3 bedroom house, 132$ Metlonville; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th. 1225 month $100 security deposit. Phone ____ knil suits, baby blankets, crib sets etc. Old stock, 30 pct to 60 pci. . FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new garage. $33,500 New hOuses in a rural area P40 down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see If STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED ADNOW. Call 377 7611 or 831 9993. - NOT VENDING exceptional opportunity. Come & see meat the LIVE OR DRESSED GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS between 4 & $ p m • 377 0133. 'b oard ____ Come see the beautiful new clothes. lust arriv ed Christening gowns, I Acre, New 1 Bedroom House. Hot" 'A They're Rent WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Siberian l-4usks, male. AKC, S100 of BUY-SELL-TRADE trade for what have yOu 327 4484 311 315E. First St Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _ - -. (behind HwydbAuclion Gallery) A ttention I307 ?) - Pent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Sharnjcer f or only $1 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE SATURDAY AUD SUNDAY, 9t05 HIC.l-4WAYI6 FLEA MAR KET I',mltesEaslofllonHwy4ô 817W. 1t St., Sanford 68th Year, No. 82-Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1975 for lawn insect 1100 W 1st 64-Equipment for Flea Market Open RAYMONDM. BALL Peg. Real Estate Broker 37756.11Aft,Hrs.3fl7757 Realty I ST 50-Miscellaneous for Sale BALL REALTY * "Get 'Em While * 831.8272 - . .-- - - I - - .1 if , - - with bruit trees. Good location. Priced reasonably. Call 377 1908. RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room. garage, carpets. Merchandise Peg Real Estate Broker I100E, 751 h St 372 4451 I ___________a Spec ________________________ TAFFER REALTY .1 Room furnithcd house, garage, patio and wash house; large lot Sunland-- 3 BR, 7 bath. kitchen furnished. No pets. $165 mo. Call ROUTE BUSINESS now. INVEST an hour ofyourtlme and see us in person, so we can give you all the details of this 32224(1. Unfurnished 1110. Excellent Opportunity Only 4.10 hours weekly with complete company training & location set. up. Investment of $600 $3000. Call collect, Mr. Carson, 813 576 5320. see Christmas shipping. Phone (5) . AVAILABLE- VENDING ROUTES - Reed's Indian River Frul' Shippers, II at 17 92, Sanford eat, at Lake Monroe. Licensed. bonded fruit shippers. Select yours today for ,....., "' .-..11 is 62-1-awn-Garden and up Tt-rrype,sitj,Pealtor On oiii Lake Mary REALTORS Branch Ott Ice No, 1 7621 Orlando Drive 3 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR you in person at the Meetin ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Place Indicated below. Frte, 644 7027 for "We Care"- Sul first, let's diSCuSS a fex 'HOtlifle," Adults or Tens, generalities There will be fl capital investment on your part MARRIAGES except a small license fee. All IN Perf ormed by Marilyn, Notary. Training will be furnished by thi Ocala 90 4 733 8461 or 737 1773 Company, at no expense to you You Will retail a highly accepte Product and will pay no off id 5--Lost & Found e'perni't. telephones. sccre1aria help, etc. The Company will ever LOST-? small black notebooks provide the prospects for you at nc Downtown Sanford tharg, to you. You will be able tc Call 322-2011 work your way up the ladder oi success by first Operating your LOST Gray framed reading glasses own Company Branch and thee with bright red case. Watgreens or building up your territory lntc Zare Plata parking lot REWARD. many Such Branches. All thu Ph 60 1324 -time, you will share in the profits of the efforts made by those in. 6--Ct1ild Care d,vlduaIs in your charge, while the Company continues to pay all the STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It rpeqnes You will be allowed to Classified Ads oian work . . buld your little empire, while the there wouldni be any. Company pays you a SIlry, an Overwrite, Commissions, bonuses. BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants and even Personal Expenses white to age? only. Next to new Drivers' you are taking some short trips on License Bureau 222 .445 Company business. It does sound like you CAN have 9-Good Things to Eat ___________ your cake. and eat it, doesn't It? Well, make a little Investment NAVEL ORANGES 17.50 BUSHEL 3226733 or 372 0362 - Maintenance tree, aluminum, in colors, barn & utility styles. Sizes ('*1' to 17'x40'. For information write Jack Kerby, Sturdi House Mfg. Co. North Hwy. A . M. Flagler Beach. Fla.. 32036 or phone 9(4. YOUR CAKE... I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN I MYSELF AS OF 11,20 David C. Mayo S churen unfurnished home in Lake Mary. carport, utility room. large yard. 1123 month. Phone 322. Portit,lt. f3uilri F3.?cir, r"-Illul.icfurv~l and assembled YOU CAN HAVE FIa, 32771 - DEALERSHIP - Cl write S.t ricrd Al Anion Family Group P.O. fox 553. -. - i&-Help Wanted Iurthr information call 173 aSS? SEE US TODAY 24-Business Opportunities - Cr refs of FORREST GREENE INC. 323 6)53 REALTOR 3228970 7 Bedroom A LITTLE SALESMAN IN F'IIN T Tha's .' C1.i%stied Ad! Lriiies or friecth of prbien' Builder or Developer..- Exceptional buy in building lots lust bar enough from town. 4111 Your Container 373 51$$ IS 'LCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON LAKE MARY 2 OR duplex, kit (hen equipped, Carpeted, central beat 8. air, siso per mo. 32-Houses - SUN LAND shopping. 121,0DO, 1 bedroom unfurnished. kitchen equipped, air, carpeted. $98.30. Adults Only 3777296 wk rids- & eves Full time Licens ed Real Estate Person needed Immediately. Lloyd's Realty, Orange City, 775 Navel Oranges. $2 SO per bu. LClhin! Vinegar! Bat kelp! Now all tour in one capjulC ASk toi Faust Drugs . ... . . -1 -, I - - _. I- I-~v-_.,_ - a - -;-_. 'I 0 Desks. 540 & up SANFORD AUC T ION 170C French Ave , 373 7310 Broker, $304121 or (.671141. Just reduced $5,500. Transferred out of state. 1 bedroom, 2 stor y, over 3,800 q It No reasonable offer refused 321 0717 Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools and - Can Help Call 123 i.97 Wrte P.O. Box 12 13 S,ntord, F loridl 37771 . .. t . 4 Drawer File Cabinet s 8. Office SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tractS, Small arid large. 17.000 per acre - ______ BY OWNER- 102 Idyllwilde Drive. Large 3 bedroom. 2 both, on large lot. Wall to wall carpet 123.900 Terms ' O'Day 373 6(61. ' Copier, 3M, automatic feed, $795 or tate over payments of $3803 per mo. 372 6845 GeorgeMcCamnion. Odyssey Inc HALCOLBERT.REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eves. 3 22 06I?or 322 1587 You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate W e will provide the Prof essional Service 107W. Commercial P h 372 7181 Sanford nithi'd, conveniently located and beaulifully landscaped 5135 me 7 Apply, Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. Second St. DEADLINES REAlTY INC 201 L ?Stti ,jj172 3220991 evenings. portun.ty . Full or part time. For It you don't believe that want ads interview. 678 5221. bring results, try one, and listen to __________________________________________ your phone ring Dial 322 7611 or Professional Sales people needed, no 111111 9"] experience required. Only good - ___________________________ clor, wanted High income NOW LEASING ,Management potential 676 5224 Ncw, modern, I Story efbiciency apartments, attractively fur LPN. full time,) to 11; 1 nights, 1110 "COUNTRYSIDE" ONE TO FIVE ACRE HOME SITES within Lake Mary city limits $5,500 to 19,500. Financing available HAL COLB FRI Jf$f4 KPIDER.A550C 7 Bedroom apartment, partly fur nished. couple only. 372 3762 days. ap Fantastic W. Garnett White An Real Estate Broker QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 134, Longwood TPII WANT AD COLUMNS A CED,.ITHAORINKIN PROBL EM Pcrhps AlcOholiC Anonymous --- 60-Office Supplies s.Acreae RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ACREAGE Call $135 $150 Color TV SLIM BUDGETS ARE 801 Orlando - Winter Park I S1ERED WITH VALUES FROM 41Houses 41Hcuses MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Companion: Needed immediately 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Q Noon ..- Monday, Nov. 24, 175 Nurses RN's, LPH's, Aides; Aide HOURS -;._-.- - _r__ 18-Help Wanted Seminole - : *•'. . -, - - _=i. -- .-.- - - - ' Details and tides are on Page 5-A. I... , - . - . .. -. - '''' . =,__='_ ='_ = --.-=-=-----= =_ -=,===== , ___u,_=.,_i__._ - ' ' - _ ,'. - . ,,, -, '__-= == _ __ '' " �- 2A -Evnjng He,ad, Sanlord, Fl Tueiday, Nov. 2S, 7S 1: _____ _____ IN BRIEF __ _______________________ ________ __________________ _ ____ _____________ __ - J., 3 '..,\ - — "ic.'j - - '— 1 L-r - I' ' . chargeouid be kept as small of R55 aspossibletngrantingSoutherfl million granted last February Bell a rate Increase of about and included in the new total million, largest ever increase was atorbed In the *i basic bills, raising home granted a Florida utility. -_ /j..i I __________ I11 - ! r . - ' - - 1 _________ Y',' - _____ - -Ji ____ _____ •' - 1- - ,, NYC Tax Boost Weighed ALJ3.,y, 'i - Al Lr cI politic.il haggling, the state Legislature appeared ready today to approve a $200 million New York CRy tax increase It hopes will impress President Ford and pry loose federal aid for the city. I)emocraticGov. Hugh Carey secured what he called "a troad understanding" on the tax package Monday night, with largely symbolic concessions to mnority-group legislators and Republicans who had been withholding their Support from it. Legislative staffs worked tirough the night drafting the specific legal language of the compromise deal. The tax bills were to be presented to party conferences today and, barringanylast.migujtehjtch,put toa flnalvotelate this afternoon or toght. - Z t .'._ - -- - - ______ ____________ -- . __- I ___________________ T . __________ -________________ -. 1_-: -- ZEPIIYRIIILLS I APi - Two parachutists have pluiiuiieted to their deaths after their chutes inalfunctiorwd in separate incidents less than one hour apart 'luring the Zephryhills Thanksgiving Parachute police say. Police identified the dead Jumpers as luIs Jecker, _ 'f Aurora, Ill., and Sabrina Gruber, 19, of Fort Wayne, both of whom had jumped from 10,000 feet Monday, \ spokesman (or the event said Jecker opened his reserve parachute after the main chute failed to open. However, he was too close to the ground to stop the rapid plunge, Mis.s Cruber's main chute tangled after opening, the spokesman said. She cut away from it about 2,000 from the roun(i but could not open her reserve chute quickly ti14 'Ll')I • exact size of the increase and Paula Hawkins said they would how it will 1fect virtually cv- oppose the staff recommenda ery telephone.user in the state tion for a charge of 15 cents for 4) On a 2-I ,ote Monday, the each call to Information oper PSC rejected Its Staff recoin- atorsoversizamonth. mendatlon (or a $180.9 million Mrs. Hawkins said she would LflCrea.j. The panel ordered never vote for a charge for that the utility's profit be &Th numbers not in drector1es, and percentinsteado(8rcent, Mayo said that since Southern andforcedcompanyWpay Bellhas70percento(Florlda's rtain expenses from the tekphOneitsdlrectorhae - Jt - -- Young Football Player DICS 'l'he PSC staff recommended study. liibby,and Mike Forgue take tunis explaining their indhidual talents aixi Interests aided by the new Executive Caree; Ex- that basic residential and busiIn dissenting from the vote of I ploratlon program to the Seminole County School Board recently. They were Introduced by Craig i. ness bills benefit the mct from Mayo and Commissioner Bill CA REERS Orseno 4 with coat & tie) who described the pilut program wIth 16 spoasoring places of business fflllliOfl reduction in the Be'4s on the increase, Mrs. locally. (herald Photo by Joe Askrrn) stairs recommendation. But Hawkins said the profit should Mayo said, "I'm more Inter- be cut to 85 per cent and the ested In long-distance charges expenses the company would which already are higher In have to pay from profits raised. _______ ___________________________ . -. Florida than in other states." She voted for a $1.7 million for all long-distance Increase. calls within florida are set in Mayo and Bern voted to SI I Southern Bell cases since it eliminate from the rate hike u ii i I f I I I I I owns the long-distance lines. expenses such as $1.5 million In %il, I I I U I II I MaYo said he believed con- advertisIng, $9.2 million for P II I sier re more 1nteresed In coftstct1on work and $3 nulBy BOB LLOYD Norman K. Minis, 304 Lake Youngblood, 1210 W. 15th St., saving on long distance calls lion In debts to the parent Bell Jurors Weign Fromme s Fate HeraidSLail Writer Blvd., Sanford, and took a kept a kerosene heater fire than 5aV1ni the 35-cent-a-.month system. citizens band radio, AM-FM undtr control last night tii SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - With her own attorney Sanford police and sheriffs radio and a .22 calIber pistol, firemen arrived to extinguish conceding she is guilty of assault (or pointing a gun at • depities today were searching total value $320, according President Ford, jurors weighing the fate of Lynette to a the blaze. for stolen items ranging from a \/\/ i n p report ('tied by Deputy hugh M. Fromme must decide what she intended by that act, Patrolman Rick Dearing sofa taken in a school breakth to HarrelL Did she intend to kill the PresIdent as federal pronereported that Youngblood a 55-gallon dnun of used peanut ClitOl'S saY' In other sheriffs reports, (ought the blaze with a home S 1 oil taken from a restaurant.. Or was she simply seeking a plaiform to exoress her Robert L Philllp, of Roberts fire extinguisher and attributed \/\I! rt,dI,*------e_.1 jv&icu views, as her defense attorney contends? I II Automotive Parts, reported 10 thef'lretoaheatermalfunctjon, ti burglars removed a window to Ms. Florence PuL,, Plan tires and wheels valued at $200 The eight-woman, four-man jury enters its second day David Lee Kirnes, of gain entry to Lakeview Middle tation Apartments, Howell were stolen off three autos left Orlando, was in county jail o(dellberationstoday, Thepane1deliberaed-ee,, School and made off with an Branch Road, reported to at the busIne for repair. Monday and reviewed the testimony of two college todayin lieu o($l0,(X)0 bond on electric adding machine and a deputies that a $1,500 diamond Edward J. Ill, 131 Country Side charges students who gave conflicting accounts of what Miss cii carrying a spanLthtyIe sofa with heavy ring has disappeared from her S I Fromme said after her arrest Sept. 5. Drive, Sweetwater Oaks, firearm and possession of wooden arms and orange residence. Detective David C. reported an auto was burglary tools. Kimes was By JANE CASSELBERRY injunction and restraining brocade cushions. Lohr reported the platinum ring burglarized and a $139 citizens arrested at 2:55 a.zn. near a 11 Staff Writer order granted against the city Price Shield Law Debated Patrolman GordOII c. Reid contained two diamonds, band radio stolen, said Deputy drug store In Fern Park by on Sept. 5, by Circuit Court f Burglars entered a pickup Dona'd McCormick, said several classrooms at sheriff's Lt. R.C. Parker, acWINTER SPRINGS City Judge Kenneth I4fler. The school were ransacked also truck at the residence of WASHINGTON (Al') Sanford police reported Sal corcIin to jaii lxoicing reconji Council voted Monday night 3-2 order prements the city from The Ford administratIon after the burglars removed considering asking Congre&i to amend or repeal a law to Instruct attorney Howard revoking a conditional land use door vents to enter the rooms. Intended to shield small merchants from price with Seminole Baptist Temple Temple on July 21 or a building eisst1rrftupahornets'o(dehte toward the end of settling a law permit issued July 30. Pittman reported that someone The White House Dc*nestic Council has invited suit, made Off with a 55-gallon drum t ag city by In the recent inquiry Into the ecomrnlsts, businessmen, lawyers and federal officials to After weeks of discussion, the Seminole labor relations the church, duties in conjunction with her of used peanzt oil from the rear conduct of the city building Treacher's County Commission has decided to hire a per- secretarial job, would be expected to brj, discuss the law at hearings Dec. 8-10. Max-see had advised council department, City Building of Arthur Jonathan C. Rose, a deputy assistant attorney general sonnel manager and an assistant to handle the personnel manager up to date on labor chances of winning the suit Official Ray Bradshaw adRestaurant, SR 436 Fern Park. county's personnel and labor relations depart- negotiations, in the Justice Department's antitrust division, said adManager Richard S. Dyer ments. were "sHin" for the city and mitted the building permit was ministration officials probably will develop a specific Previous county efforts to hire a manager for legal fees and court costs might Issued illegally as the told Investigating officers that a builder At a work legislative proposal following the hearings, similar drum of peanut oil was agreed to pay session Monday, conunissioners $18,000 proved unfruitful. Commission run as much as $4,(). Counhired by the church had failed the manager a salary of $16,000 Mike hlattaway said the type of Individual the cilmen Ernest Hendriz and stolen from the location about a yearly. The to obtain a septic tank permit assistant's salary will be less, about commission was seeking just wasn't "out there" Irene Van Eepoel voted against from the county as required month ago. z33, by (or $18,000. the attempt to negotiate, state law. aide n Trial Se t Under consideration for a time was a proposal ttaway suggested Bob Ellis, the cornMarsee pointed out If Bradshaw testified that the to Trial has been scheduled for operation, and Benjamin F. pay $25,000 to $30,000 for one executive mission's administrative assistant, for the post, negotiations fail, It will not builder, Billy Martin, had said the week of Jan. 5 before Circuit Bass, 31, Sanford Route One, I fl capable of supervising both labor relations and Rut the suggestion received approval only from prevent the dty from pursuing be had the permit but InCourt Judge A. J. Hosernann Jr. accused of obtaining property llattaway. personnel. the case In court and even If the vestigatlon showed he did not. for a 46-year-old Sanford man by worthless checks. E.hl. "Woody" Underwood, a paid consultant, Seminole Baptist Temple wins The But that proposal was abandoned Tuesday in suggested plans do not meet setback indicted (or fIrst degree murder the manager-assistant form Tuesday. the right to proceed with ThaI was scheduled €, S favor of promoting Commissioner John Kimconregulations, it was further in the shotgun slaying of his ex- week of Dec. 15 before Circuit Underwood said the county needs a "strong struction of a church In the bioug)i's secretary, Mrs. Sandy alleged. Goard, to w(e. the person" In personnel. He did not explain how controversial Hayes Road Judge J. William Woocison for assistant's position, A motion to have the city pay Ben Harden, 46, 1808 Rocco Anthony Contl, 42, of such a person could be hired for $16,U00 but the location city code requirementj "reasonable attorney fees for Now, if the commission continues In its theory is the S Mulberry Ave., Sanford, Pompano Park, accused of two county can hire a young business will still have to be met. present direction a $16,000 personnel Ray Bradshaw as It Is manager graduate with some experience and train that pleaded iruiocent to the charge counts of in !wmtary sexuai will be needed, Mrs. Goard, who has handjed individual, Seminole Baptist Temple reasonable to asswne he would State Atty. Abbott Herring's when arraigned in circuit court battery. presently has a temporary have to have to have an atoffice has dnwed a robbery Monday. ket for triaLs the week charge against Charles David torney at these proeeedings Harden was arrested by (investigation Into alleged ________ ___ _____ _________________ ________________________ ___________________________ _______ ________ ___________ _____ __________________ ______ ____ _ sheriff's deputies after he ci ja. 19 before Circuit Judge Inman, 18, Castle Brewer ________________________ ____ ____________ ___________ ________ _________________ _______ _______ __ _______ ____ _______ ______ ___ __ _ _________________ ______ _____________ _____ _____________ __________ ______ ___________________ ______________________ __________________ ________________________ _____ _____________ __________________ _________ ________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ _______________________________________ _________________ ________ ___________ ________________________________________ improprieties of building were Court, Sanford. surrendered at the state Robert B. McGregor _____ ____ Richard B. Nott, 19, 310 N. department) and as he was Prosecutors dropped the probation and parole office In after a Edgemon, Winter Spriflgs, charge when Inman was found Innocent of any the courthouse minutes ____ accused of delivery of a con. scheduled to come to trial wrongdoing" made by Counman waving a LILsSI ij' trolled substance; and Larry Monday before Circuit Judge A. cilinan Don Browning last week Laura Mae Harden, 47, as wasagain tabled foranother ran from the Mulberry Ave. Jackson,25, of Winter Park, J.HosemannJr. Sanford police had arrested week to allow City Attorney address toward a nearby neigh- charged with carrng a concealed firearm. ' Gary Massey more time to Inman in connection with bor's J . researchthelegauty. Other defendants enterlisg Willie Hampton, 25, of Oct. 10 strongarm robbery of a pleas of innocent and sthedul.y O!iando, accused of carrying a man at a beer garden on S. Councilman John Daniels , r r ? 1/, for trial the week ci Jan, 5 in- concealed firearm anti carrying Sanford Ave. Quesuonedultwowdbelegal for tax money to be used for a x1ge flosemann accepted a cluded Mrs. Carolyn Fields a concealed weapon, and 4 private gtuilt' plea to attempted shop_______ matter, Crowder, 42, 551 Karen Ave., Ransom E. Mitchell, 19, 1603 W. L. _____ Altamonte Springs, charged 11th St., Sanford, charged with lifting from Ms. Peggy Cox, 50, Finance commissIoner I.': Hendrjx said, "although the with buying, receiving and uttering a forgery, were of Tampa, and withheld adcity must assume the cost of the concealing ztolen property in scheduledfortheweekofJan judication of guilt and Investigation, in as far as connection with a multi-county before Circuit Judge Joe A. SLpended imposition of sen. tence in the case (or two years "steal.to.order" theft ring Cowart Jr. Bradshaw' attorney's fees we I! Ms. Cox had been charged should not." •-. with felony shoplifting in 1 --: co te r , NAPLES tAP - An injured 18-year-old high school football player has died before doctors could accede to his parents' wishes that they disconnect the respirator which kept him alive for two days. Pete Slaver, a six•Ioot-one, 180 pound defensive end for the Naples High School team, died late Monday from a triin concussion he sustained in the last play of his high school gridiron career last Friday. His death occurred only hours after his parents decided (loctors should unplug the respirator and discontinue mr1(ii( ition Man a te on C h u rc ti Ashier Scores ut 'I ) .. -- wmui ___ ... -. -- - •-••' -- , - . - - ______ - - - *' -- __ .. ta3Th •. - - - "" High School - f more than $IQQln siieets and (ConhtouedfromPage1.A landscaping center on the pillowcases on Sept. 4 from \.: properly, but commissioners Robinson's Department Store, Stenstrorn, said the DDC ad- indicated that rezomng the Altamonte Mall, Altamonte rrunistrators had raised an property from residential to the Springs. additional $800 among DDC commercial designation would A jury was selected In Judge PUPILS DONATE members in order to hire one be unfair to other property Hosemann's court on Monday full.time employe, and two owners in the area, and was to hear CANNED GOODS part4ime employes. Also,twoordinancesrecejs,,J t.ay in the bur!ary trial of The D[)C czecutmve5 are corrI:ns5iO approval. One Andre Lemar Ware, 22, of scheduled to present their ordinance called for adoritbn of Orlando. a program for downtown the National Fire Codes, 1976 Ware was arrested by redevelopment to businessmen Edition; and the other amended sheriffs detectives on Oct. 3 in at a meeting on Dec. 1, at the the Zoning Ordinance to two counts (if burglary in A 22-year-old Maitland man Sanford Civc Center. provide reduced square-foot connection with breakins at two has been sentenced to 15 years Three public bearings were requirements f' apartments apartments at Spanish Trace in prison followed by 15 years included in last night's agenda, and homes. Apartments, Altamonte probation for the April 24 ax-two of them to consider On other business, the Springs med robbery of a l)fliood rezoning property, commission routinely approved Deputies foua1 a color televi- grocery More. A request by Lynn A. Cooper, a low bid of $4,600 for purchase slon, camera and photographic owner of property located of a stump cutter from Orlando equtn'ment allegedly C1rt.ilt Court Judg A. J. taken between Maple Ave. and Holly Farm Equipment Hosemann Jr. meted the from one apartment when Me. near 15th Street, to r':one Finally, Knowlc suggested, searched an auto. Two rings sentenci Monday for Donnie his property to GC.2, was and the commIssIon, apro -ed,' allegedly taken In the Vat-ca, 22, of 351 Greenwood denied. the rejection of a bill fr Diive, MaIL13rKI. burglaries were later found Cooper told conrnlssloners law firm of Allen, Alley and thebackseatorapatroicsj., Yateapcadedgu11ty to the hewantedtoputanurseryand BIueth mnnuntofg3, officers said. robbery on July 28 after the - - - - - - i-': g - :' 1::- Bands Rated -. - - - - Area high ichools attended the District Marching Contest, Caueiberry Elementary School PTA sponsored a recent collection of canned goods, at Merritt Island over the with children In weekend, Lepkowskl (turkey), Tern Willoughby (Indian), Jean Lepkowskj, Ratings attained were Lake Ranlh and PrincipalChristyhfar.(Ileraki Photo byEldaNltlikiJim Lynd, Director of the Youth Braritley High school, Superior; Lyman Hhir) 'nn1 Excellent. Seminole High School, Good; Lake Howell high SChool, Superior; and Ovtedo High School, Superior. court heard medical testimony SR 427 and Church and ruled he was sane and Longwood, was robbedAve., by a would stand trial, man armed with a pistol. The state dropped charges of use of a firearm In commission Frrner Sanford Zcio Director Of a felony, two counts Jack Hanna chased the gunman aggravated assault and a from the grocery store to charge of armed breaking and nearby SR 434 and the suspect entering with intent to commit ran into a hail of police gunfire a felony as part of plea and darted Into the rear of a negotiations in the case, nearby residence before exiting Yates was arrested shortly minutez later and being apafter the Utile Dixie Market, prthcnded In a wooded area. ' .: - - Robbery Nets Maitland Man . - - - . - - - I ' -I. --- i- - - .- - , - . '..__+,._' + -,- ._, - -.- -. ..'- . - I -. - - . -, -I - I - - _-_-___ - . . . - ._ -_,.___-__'_-_ -.- - - . , 1 5 Years -.__- -.----- :'-'- • . - I . - -' -_-_. -+. - -..-.---.- . I - -_-- S - ':=.z -c':' ? : - ____ ________ - - - ' _W . -. - -'r - . - . - -. . -- - - - - ' Thomas Wilson Ill, executive WrectorottheSeminoleCour Housing Authority, said tod that the authority will allowed a maximum of 140 un of public housing by the U Dept of Housing and Urb Development (HUD under t. . . '-,,., -: - -.. . -T -- - 7-: : , -"''' ' - . .. - "c. - &,_. ____ -. 1I - -. LlL &___ - . 310 SANFORD AVE. _______________________ - f THE FOLLOWING ., 1 INSURANCE AGENCIES .2 - .1- - A rmyNavy Surplus Payments Program. These 140 units must currently in existence and me local housing code standard WILL BE CLOSED FOR Wilson, added the housing w be located where transportati andservlceswillbeaccessft . -to low income tenants Of the 140 units, allot.men for the elderly Include 28 . -j ficlency units, and 16 on bedroom units; for non-elder Rep Richard Kelly (second from right) who represents the families 24 one-bedroom; Filth District of Florida, which includes Sanford. attended a two-bedroom; 10 thre WashIngton reception recently which recognizes the successful, bedroom and 20 Iour-bedroo historic Apollo-Soyuz space-docking mission. Others pictured units. include Russian Cosmonaut Aleksey Leonov (foreground) and U. Landlords or owners ii S. Astronaut Tom Stafford right. terested may contact U Seminole County Houslr Authority at the adm1n1strati ___________ THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS ' _________________ - ., . .............................. -. ' KELLY ATTENDS RECEPTION - BOYD-WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY CRUMLEY-MONTEITH, !NC. KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY POWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY SANFORD INSURANCE, INC. SEMINOLE AGENCY, INC. - _... .... ____..__1__.!___ iu '.--- I_ . wr - _-.+.---, _\ - .. .. . .. ... - - '1 GLAZED CANDIED YAMS __ _____ ______ ______ ___ _____ .k IDAHO WHIPPED POTATOES COUNTRY STYLE GREEN BEANS . HONEY COATED BABY CARROTS T SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN / ,- ' L RO!'31 YOUNG TOM TURKEY W/COUNTRY DRESSING -- GIBLET GRAVEY / BAKED VIRGINIA HAM W/FRUIT SAUCE - ' UNLIMITED DESERT TABLE Fresh Fruit, Pumpkin, Mince, and Pecan PIES ' --I. SERVING 11 am to 2pm , - ' .,.a...'. U . E.\'... •*'. - -. L ' . S' a .c _I• I J Adult .•. , •' - - ' - ;: - '- Children under ( - • j) '...• ,.': ' 1.4 3 434 LONGW000 305442-4000 :' ' . ' - - . '..•' , . , -.'.': . :, ____ . - - - .- -, - -. '' - - —.- -- 31 Inn North Quality __________ -- H .. ' - •' - - -. .. . -. + _____ - . - SAVE BIG order to be eligible for a certificate of housing participation. ' . __ ________________ * -_-._- )_T- . ..' ' - .-. - , ._ '_-_ ./_I_______ . . .. - - 'Sick Tax' . . , I . \._ --__ .------ - . t - - -- Sidewalk Decision Postponed U ntil Dec. 8 Council Meet ___________ ______ B)' JANE CASSELBERRY hlcraid Staff Writer LONGWOOD — A city Comprehensive Employment councilman Monday night took and Training Act (CETA nwalkwhenCo',uicilQujjrma employetosei- 'easamechanmc JR. Grant ordered discussion for city vehicles. to "cease" on a proposal to buy The chairman Insisted that police airs and refused to Keller's recommendation be recognize a motion on the floor, approved. IA.)NGWOO[) — Action on a Council Chairman J, H. tempting to win colleagues' CouncIlman Don Schrelner, Schrelner, however, Insisteti proposal by Councilman Grant, noting he does not object support for the project they had who had to force open the door just as strongly that Orlando Gerard Connell to construct to the Connell proposal, urged unanimously endorsed last from the city hall reception and Daytona Beach police sidew.ilks for the community's that the city determine the week, office after picking up his departments had taken similar school children on three highly- scheduling for future fourA report (torn Public Works papers and leaving the vehicles off the road and that traveled roads was postponed laning of SR 427 through the Director Ralph Fisher said meeting, said "1 left because I the cars Keller wants would not until Dec. 8 by city council city. materials' costs for the SR 427 was not allowed to make a hold up under the strain of Monday night. City Planner-EngIneer sidewalkwouidbeabout$3,LOQ. motion which lam entitled to being driven on unInroved In the Interim county James Lee said the widening Connell proposed that a pipe- make as a representative of the city roads. (ooperatRin on the project is to project is scheduled by the laying crew, hired under the people of this city." CouncIlman H.A. Scott added be solicited by Councilman H. Florida Department of Iran- federal Comprehensive EmAt the conclusion of the that hicles "are half worn A. Scott while Connell gathers sportation for five years in the ployment and Training Act m e e t I ii g, S c h r e I n e r information on whether suf- future. (CETA), be used in Its off-time said, "Everything is ok," add- out already," Sebreiner, noting his past Connell brought the matter to provide labor for the Ing Grant and City Clerk Onnie liclent right of way exists on experience with both the city WiWamson Road and Grant before the board (or the fourth sidewalks. Shomate, who had claimed tIme Monday night, having first Street for the walkways. Connell urged - that con- did not hear Schreiner's second police force and the Seminole ('n,nê,, Ck.41t'. ConreiI's plan iniudes recommended (lie project Last stnictlonbegtnonthe sidewalks to the motion Grant refused to ''" UIIVIIU said heavy duty custom police sidewalks along SR 427 near SR summer after the stht an- to Lyman while additional recognize, apologizcd. 434 to Lyman High School for nouncedltwouldbe distributing InformatIon Is sought con. Grant argued (or council cruisers are needed. city students; alo.'ig E.E. more revenue sharing money to cernizig the others, but Scott approval of a recommendation When Mrs. Lormanri moved Williamson Road (torn Long- cities than had at first been insisted that the county will from Public Safety Director toemployaqualified wood (roves do the Wocdlands antiCipated. help financially with the Doug Keller to purchase two in the event the CF.TA employe At the time, it was announced projects, adding that he bud demonstrator cars, each is not approved by the county to F:lerient.ary School to open eariy in January and along Longwood would receive more personally discussed the matter carrying I3, miles on their take care of police and fire Grant Street from Longwood than $70,000 In windfall money. with County Commissioner speedometers. vehicles and Schrelner Longwood not included in the revenues in Harry Kwiatkowskl. for North crant added that he and seconded the motion, Grant Scott said he would invite one Mayor James H. Lorinann have ruled that discussion cease Elementary school children to the current budget. whcre Connell made a variety of ortwocountycommlulonersto been seeking county approval the police department and Avenue Orange motions Monday night at- the Dec. 8 council meeting. sidewalks already exist, for another federally-funded Schrener walked out. __________ ." __ Housing Limits Out Of Meeting ,' ' VALUES - Peninsula Plaza, 661 Rlversid council mtetlng he will bring typewritten and submitted to Grant and Lormann to look Into on the matter, adding "You call Ave., Jacksonville, FIn., 3220 letterS to the meeting. "I've the clerk, the matter, and that he has me so often and talk so much." Deadline (or application is Dei tried to keep this quiet but Mr. Connell said after reading been unsuccessful in receiving Grant accused Connell of 15. LONGWOOD — Councilman Connell keeps pushing," he recent publicity about the answers to questions from "staying on the man's Wilson said the Housin Gerard Connell's attempt said. police department he at- Keller since Grant removed (Keller's) back all the time. Authority must certify th HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING ______ Monday night to separate Grant's flareup began when tempted to gain information on him from the police department You've made life miserable for families meet the guidelines I everyone who's been around himself from any Involvement Connell, after reading what he the matter from Grant, Ydyor council committee, an GrantsaldConnellcalledhjm here," he said. "Innocuous" James Lonnann and Public with the recent police depart- called 1 -ment shakeup ended with a prepared statement, handed Safety Director Doug Keller aocurnenm to City Clerk and received satisfactory cxtJmreat From Council Chairman me J.R. Grant of censure action. Onnle H. Shomate, asking that planatlons from none of them. Grant charged that Connell It be included In the record. The publicity Involved L TJ L!!th Connell, In recent months, Keller's demotion of several and "some of his friends were rIdIng around and chasing was told by Grant tbat he could officers in what he called a __•,_._ actuany mntenermnx ___•.I___. dily .__e__..___._ t,._ _, me aepartivanc 3nCIiItnU police, n'urganizauon om ____ (7) Seven Tempting HOME MADE SALADS therecordorexplalnanyofhLs ment. them." Connell said he has asked Thechalrman said at the next votes unless his remarks were ___ TURKEY NOODLE SOUP __.___,,_.,_..._1.__,______Z.i_ - ' , i- BOOTS Schreiner Walks . .-- AND _ rç. - - WORK SHOES H U D An ii o ii ii ce By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . . I Grant Threatens Censure Of Connell _ -- EveningHerald,Sanford.FLTuisday, Nov. 25, 17S-3A StreetInterview - :-,- . . -.--- _____ MIAMI (API — Florida %oters should be asked to confront declining state revenues next year by voting on proposed constitutional amendments to allow casino gambling and a state income tax, says Rep. Gene Campbell, 1)-West Palm Beach. "We need tax reform...Caslno gambling is one way get It and the income tax Is another," said Campbell, a prominent backer of the drive for the casino referendum. "Let the peopledecide," Campbell said. "If they choose neither (alternative), they've given you a message, too." _____ - - ' - •. i Casino Referendum Urged - - - . . - g . , - _________ _ . . - THURS., NOV. 27 & FRI., NOV. 28 D ro C h a rg e . t -, ! - H . • .. TALLAHASSEE (API Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashier says eery Floridian who enters a hospital is being hit with a "sick tax" which Is boosting bills by millions of dollars. AshIer said Monday that there are too many empty beds in Florida hospitals, and legislation to require a certificate of need before allowing further construction might be In order. - "I .• I - onwithti - In Slayings Arrested LAKELANI) AP - A Lakeland man has been arrested in the execution.style shooting deaths of two roommates whose bodies were found in a garbage dump. Rodney Wayne Malloy, 22, was charged with two counts f first degree murder Monday, police said. Mallo)' was accused in the Nov. 9 murders of Ronald E Cole, 37, arxl Leo T. Eggering Jr., 32. Police said they charged Malloy based on testimony from two juveniles arrested with Malloy Saturday In a i'rocerv store break-in. rI fl 9 S S F'J e g o ,uii Insurance Bid Rejected -. j SENIORS EXPLORE He r r - "I'd like to see some lounges and some night spots," said PIIIh Kipp. Four out of a dozen shoppers M. C. Cullum, 71, 206 South interviewed on the street . Elliott, said he shops In Monday in Downtown Sanford Down$ow Sanford almost said a new restaurant is needed daily. on First Street. ______ He said the facilities aren't Two-thirds of the shoppers adequate because he finds 4 / i interviewed said when they I merchandise Li "cheaper out at r i_.i1 make purchases Downtown It's the edge of town like at th ca SMITH GAI.LA(;IWR MACI'HERSON HLJCKARONE CMt1v1;f.L4) KIPP JOINER CIJLLUM usually for clothing items and Sanford Plaza. - . prices are The 11-year Sanford resident Adams Court, said he shops ' "They need younger designed shoes. hOeS. about 75 cents higher on said she shops in Downtown daily in Downtown Sanford and clothing stores, and quality "We'd like to see better shoe everything Downtown," said The redevelopment of Sanford about twice a month usually buys clothing, shoes clothing stores geared to young and clothI stores and a Cullum. Downtown Sanford Is a popular and finds i%,adequate "most of and eats lunch here, people," Miss Huckabone said, restaurant," said Miss Philpot. Cullum said he usually buys subject among businessmen the time." "I think the renovating Robert and Catherine Peggy Caravello, a New groceries, cigars and sundries these days, and some shoppers "I usually come to buy fur- should help the Downtown Crevolserat, l)eltoia, said they Jersey visitor who said she just and goes to the barber shop have suggested a department niture or drug store mer- area," Gallagher said. He said shop in Downtown Sanford once arrived by Auto-Train, said Downtown. store and a local hardware chandise," said Mrs. Nichols. a new restaurant ju needed. a week and find the facilities "No," when asked If she found "New businesses? That's a store and sporting goods store "I'd like to see a more atMrs. Shirley MacPherson, adequate "all except the Downtown shopping facilities Downtown problem. I suggest are needed, tract lye Downtown. People Casselberry, said she shops parkfug." adequate. they tear down the whole thing Asked how often they shop want to see a nice appearance daily and "I can get everything The couple said they usually "1 buy clothing, co.cmetics, and make a shopping mall out wntown, whether they find atthet'ntrancetoanytown.The I want here." buy clothes and small perfumes and delicatessen uf it. It's a parking problem She said she usually buys household items. Downtown facilities adquate, frontage of most buildings on food. . - .I'd like to see a French now. They ought to just start whattheyusuallybuyhercand First Street 'ieed repair," she clothing, shoes and sundries. "More restaurants are restaurant or a Hawaiian over, in other words," said "A hardware store for ap. needed. First street looks old. cheese store. .. .where's a Cullum. what kind Of new tusinesses said. C. a Smith, 73, New SmyTna pliances (Downtown) would be The stores need modernizing department store around they would prefer Barbara Joiner, 24, ThIrd Beach, said he has relatives nice," said Mrs. MacPherson, outside," said Crevoiserat. shoppers had this to say: . here?" asked Miss Caravello. Street, said she shops Downhere and comes to Sanford to Miss Faith Huckabone, 22, 814 Glennlce Philpot and Brelove James Kipp, 34, 1818 Oak town once a week, but "they Mrs. Mary Nichols, 2515 shop about once a month. Elm Me., said she comes to Smith said they shop here once Ave., said he shops downtown could use a few more stores, South Laurel Ave., said she "I usually buy shoes, shirts, Downtown Sanford about once a a week, but find some met- about twice a week and said he like in clothing or a Penney's does most of her shopping at the and overalls.. .I'd like to see s'eek, but "more variety" i chandise "too high-priced." rmth the facilities adequate. He department store. Sanford Plaza because she lives more shoe stores," said Smith. needed. She said she buys They said they usually buy said he usually buys clothing "I usually buy clothing, closer to It. Hart Gallagher, of 2405 clothes, shoes and records, clothing, stereo records and and jewelry. dresses, shoes, and pants s outfits," said Miss Joiner. During Thanksgiving Meet __ ____ '_______ -______ _____________- : 'c * - By JOE ASKERN HcraldStaff Writer i kSe - damaged About 5000 resides were eacuated as the blaze roared oer 45000 acres of the Angeles abonal Forest At least 70 fire fighters suffered smoke Inhalation or nu norbt1rT.butnodvjllanswe.ereport2Ijthjwed Coy. Edmund C. Browi Jr. declared a state emergency, arid Local officials sent a telegram to President Ford asking him to declare a federal disaster, which allows federal recovery assistance. - Most- Downtown Shoppers Buy Clothing — Two Parachute Jumpers Die ______ _____ t FLORIDA IN BRIEF . ___ __ _____________ ____ . ____ Federal Relief Sought LOS £SGEI.ES tP - An ominous orange sky hung Phone Hike Set _ _____ ___ _____ __ ________ "i. - - . Man-On- The _ backs at the city's edge battled to keep the nation's biggest brush fire from spreadii. . . Largest In Hlstcry NA11ON Fire Destroys 50 L.A. Homes, . _______________________________ ___ -I -. .. I -_-_-_-_ '-. - S -_ --_-,_ -- --: -- ,--y -_-_ - - --c--- - 1- -- -_ . --. _. --_ .,_-_ ,--- .-, .- -_-_ - - i;- ç-- . ••_ _-._-_-_ . -- -- - '--_ ------.-- , 1: - ----, -'I----.- . .----_-_E--+ - -. �Evening HerWd .1N Fli ENtit :VE.. SAN }t)flfl F'I. 321 Area ('4411- 305,1'.12- 2611 or &U.9993 Tuesday. Nov. 25. 975-4A A round \ ;'tVNE D. DOYLE. Publisher H. RICII.\HF) LONG. Editor II 11AM D. Ct'flRIE. Managing Editor HOHEHT C. d.Th FEV. Advertising Director II.'ni' DeIiver Vick. 55 eents: Month, $24fl: 6 Months. 114.2i Ve.ir. 40 i4 Mail In Florida sanie as hoiiie t1t'l!vCt- . A ht'r mail Month. $2.0. t Months. $ 16 -10. 12 Months, $32.4 , Want to know which are the fastest growing cities In the U .S.? Maybe you didn't necessarily want to know, or at least hadn't given it much thought, but we figured you'd be interested to know that Fort Myers, Sarasota, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale - all in Florida - are rank ed in that order to lead the nation in population growth from now through 1979. A survey released by "Sales Management" magazine said that by the end of this decade, Fort Myers will Have grown 30 per cent and will boast a population ofl92i7oo while strasota will ju,npprr cent to 198,100. The Greater Orlando area Is ex- Did you know that the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in this country rn the fall of 1621? ''' MW Detente Tested The Clock By Angolan War The tragedy of Angola is not only the bloody civil war that escalated when Portugal withdre V precipitately, but also the prospect that things wi 11 get much worse before they get better. AS things stand, three distinct guerrilla forceS are engaged in a showdown fight over who rule Angola. The Popular Movement for the Liberatio of Angola, a Communist group with ties to Russia controls the capital, Luanda and the enclave of ('a hinila Two other indigenous groups have Joinet forces and mounted an all out war to evict thi , Communists. Leyden Pilgrims, with 67 Londoners, came to the New World aboard the Mayflower in 1620. In the spring of 1621, Gov. John Carver and Massasoit, grand sachem of the tribes of l'okanoket, entered Into a peace treaty which was faithfully kept for half a century. The Pilgrims learned from the Indians how to plant corn and how to catch fish to use as fertilizer. By autumn of 1621, the village of Plymouth consisted of seven houses and four public buildings. One building was USe(I tor worship and cown meetings. The other three w're filled with provisions. Massasoit and 90 of his people were invited to Plymouth for three days of feasting and games and the Pilgrims gave thanks for their good fortune, celebrating the first Thanksgiving. These interesting facts, and many more, are found in a little booklet, "The Story of the lgr"published by John Hancock Mutual life Insurance Co., to which we are grateful for the foregoing Information. centage. Too, the word from the Florida Chamber of Conunerce has it that Florida had over 2.9 million head of cattle at the beginning of the year, which is 460,000 more than at the start of 1974. However, the market value dropped 44 pe r cent in a year's time - with an estimated value of $427,750,000. Florida ranks 17th in the nation In total cattle and calves, 15th in milk cows and 9th in beef cows. Interesting huh? Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood will increase about 25 percent and go over the one million mark Other Florida cities ranked among the top in the nation in expected growth include West Palm Beach- Boca Raton 8th; Tampa-St. Petersburg 9th; Tallahassee 14th; Gainesville 15th and Daytona Beach 16th . Statewide projections show Florida to be the .ecwxl fastest growing state in the nation at a rate of 19 per cent in comparison to Arizona's 21.3 per 1 iowever, contrary to popular belief, only a few of the separatists from the (lurch of England who settled Ilynmuth Colony, actually attended the first Thanksgiving primarily because the last of the hlgriinsdidn't arrive in th e New World until nearly 10 years later. - liver 100 l'ilgrims migrated from England to Leyden, Holland, in 1607. Their congregation numbered nearly 300 by 1617, but only 35 of the Doomsday -_- - .- I / .41. I - . - _~_ ~~ ,~, 0 ORWAI .i 3,000 The goal of the Soviet Union is plain. All of the present Soviet alliances in Africa were formed after the Third World nations emerged. Such alliances often are fragile, as Zaire and Uganda, which have broken relations with the Soviet Union, remind us. If the Popular Mevement becomes obligated to the soviet Union and conquers Angola, and if it continues to be dependent upon Moscow to retain its power, Russia will have its first permanent puppet on the Dark Continent. China is responding to the Soviet threat in Africa by giving direct military assistance to the two guerrilla groups opposing the Popular Movement - and also to Zaire which supports them. The United States is providing limited assistance to Zaire. Additionally, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reminded the Soviet Union, in a press conference recently, that it is not living up to the spirit of detente when it furnishes modern weapons to a revolutionary group in Angola which represents only 14 per cent of the people. Nor, for that matter, is the Soviet Union living up to the letter or the spirit of the Helsinki agreement which forbids intervention into the affairs of another state. It is a theme that the United States should continue to pound home even as we take all of the other steps that we can to assure peace and self determination in Angola. Good, Bad News The nation's immediate hope for eased energy pressures has for the last few years centered on the untapped oil fields on Alaska's North Slope. And ,*w, according to an article in U.S. News & World Report, new rich strikes indicate potential production of double the proved reserves of 10 billion barrels of North Slope oil. In addition, there are staggering amounts of natural gas. But the flow of oil to begin In mld-lm arid increase to two million barrels a day within a decade will curry a price tag In the same range as that of the Arab oil on which we currently are dependent. Atssk's vast energy resources will go far toward freeing America from the clutces of oil-rich nations abroad but not il the y. there is little Indication of relief from the pain of spiraling energy C06t5. - . The benefits of Alaskan oil should exceed even the bright promise of the North Slope fields and the pipeline project, but the search for other sources and energy alternatives cannot be abandoned. .. 14 By 2000? 4 . ______ )OCN140 Is mankind headed toward one bang-up catastrophe by th e end of the century? . It is, according to the Club of Rome. A famous study commiss ioned by this international organization of businessmen a few years ago warn ed that a whole host of important trends popula tion, pollution, depletion of resources, etc. - are all converging on global disaster. j. I , . . . '' , . . ).i. . -- Not so, say the scientists and technicians o at least those included In the third "Survey of Technological Breakthroughs and Widespread Applications," who cite another host of trends ex pe cted to Improve the quali ty of life In the 21st Century. The survey is conducted every third year by McGraw-Hill Publica tions. ile some of its predictions smack of the gee- / .,' - ,. " - _____ ) k! f'tPL the chemical control of hereditary charac. - . . _ : I)Pô whiz variety that used to be popular in a more naive era, they are realistically based on current sthte-of-the rt and research in a dozen basic fields involving 141 industrIal firms and government agencies, from medicine to textiles, electronics to railroads, aerospa ce to plasti cs. In health care, for example, a cure for cancer wi ll be found by 1995 and will be generally available In the early 21st Century, Closer to the present, it 's felt that Within two years doctors should be able to detect most genetic defects before birth and be able to pre ve nt the m by the 199(. A more ominous note: The same timetable applies to changing a baby's sex before birth, if anyoneshouldwantto.Andallwefwtheralong, the first quarter of the coming century will .. . II . .. . . JAM . -. . Fitting Time . . . Plants Stolen Monday after a 40-minute talk with Palestinians Shell Christians BEIRUT, Lebanon (APt Palestinians In the Tal Zaatar refugee camp in eastern Beirut lowered the muzzles of th eir Soviet antiaircraft guns and shelled the Christian e nclave of Ashrafiya during the night, police reported. It the second time in Lebanon's eight-month-old - economy is improving, but that doesn't neces. civil war that the guerrillas have Upped down their big w guns and turned them on Christian areas of Beirut. Both times they claimed It was to silence mortar and rocket fir e against their huts. Fightin g also raged on th e ed ge of the financial district, in the eastern residential neighborhoods and In the Villages of Klar Slüma and Lailaki, south of the city, police said. In other words, the real world of the voter might tend to be better or worse than the world as Interpreted by the leading indicators and Ed other statistical measurements, no matter how refined they may be. A mon th or more ago a good many people wi th today. t sub subscribed that theeconomywasre. ll not, then they have been hypnotized ,y tha bounding strongly from the recession. But light shining from "equal rights" that Is Surinam Gains Independence pAl11Mtlflo itor wraps up another season. E3'ãnd fo/s' Shame on someone, Twenty-two years ago, we spent a two week only to the Holy Grail and tuned by the siren song seem a lot of other people didn't believe it, teristics through molecular engineering, vacation in Florida and fell so In love with it we of equal rights* that even Ulysses could not have because the confidence measurements declined, ' Chemical control of aging and chemical LIII went home and sold our house and moved to resisted, even with plugs in his ears More recent statistical Information shows that provement of Intethgence. Hialeah where we lived for fl good maybe they had reason to be disbelievers, years. Wh en In transporta ti on, an all plastic car, ex cept for If they are not so hypnotized , then their Indicators don't look nearly as robust as they my husb an d passed away, I worked as an gine en and drive train, will be common by 1990. ex ambling around reminds me of a cat under a did, and the recovery has settled ecuti ve housekeeper at th e Dural Country ' back Into a So will the electric car. The service-free, acguava tree trying to cove up that scent, Club. mixture of th weiImess and streng . cident-proof automobile Is expected to be In But in 1962, 1 had to quit work when I had a Only In their case, the scent erupted from There Is good news, make no mistake about it; widespread dse by the year 2000. coronary. My son moved to Sanf or d and we were NOW meeting held In Philadelphia where ac. The harvest Is good. housing starts, although Ditto for automated urban transit, after unhappy apart so I, too, came here. I didn't know cording to one columnist, "a lesbian was going very Low, have recovered a bit. AutomoWt becxnJng technologically possible In 1985 and a soul In town and was very lonely. Was for, up and down the voting line yelling at 'straights', sales, though relatively low, have Improved economically feasible 10 years later. tunate enough to get a nice apartment in a 'Just go acting like a lady-.see what it gets somewhat. ALso by 1995, aerospace experts predict : an housing project that I could afford. Worked hard you'." economic alternative to petroleum fuel and full The U.S. payments balance reached nearly $3 putting In a verry nice flowe garden. use of it 2010. billion in th e third quarter, after a deficit of $1.62 K en ar DeCrow was elected pr es id en t of NOW 1 was friends with all my neighbors and can't Elementary synthesis of plastics, "the understand why, while! was on a platform of "out of the ma instream, the billion in the quarter before. Retail sales h'd hospitalized on Oct. ultimate answer" to shortages of primary 9, someo recovered somewhat, although they are not revolution." ne went into the yad and took the best materials, will be technically possible In 2000 and . goro us. And interest rates are falling. vi : most expensive plants I had, Including a and common procedure In 2100. Edible, mother's This after a trip to Russia where the press But there are some very disturbing reports day rose bush sent to me from . generally gave her credit for standing up for also, and If nutritious plastics will be developed in Lhe last the consumer surveys are correct, California that I treasured. decade of this century. America. She was Accompanied on ft trip by the public is quite aware of them. goo w So, please, when I can work outside again, three members of Advances in land mining techniques Will organizations that have they observe, Is not without question marks. And In, leave my yard alone. Thank you. "fellow traveler" records, crease yields from presently Inaccessi ble or low. the bad news often Is grim. It was at Philadelphia that NOW endorsed 1r Helen Trent grade deposi ts. Iasers, ul trasonic beams and In statistical terms the economy will enter Sanford "lesbian rights" and allotted about $5,000 to help high-frequency currents to drill, crush a nd grind with a great deal of promise. Production Is them atta in th eir rights. rock will be In the works by l, economically It is wonder that this group is scrambling rising. The re Is more economic ac ti vity. The big. feasible by 1992 and common by 2000. Political Hypocrisy around to cover the scent that erupted from the name economists are mildly confident. The mind, to coin a phrase, boggles, and this is But In many of those areas that touch people Philly meeting. only a sampling. The survey does, however, Mrs. Karen Coolinan and her 15 femininlst very personally there Is some disturbing news acknowledge current popular doubts about leadersareanotherof thoseexer-esin political S.B."JLm"Q-owe They understand their pocketboo k f bette, :--re science may be leading us. hypocrisy, with which the political scene is so SauIord than they understand the statisticians. Surinam and Dutch flags. The program included folk rituals and music by a %isiting police band from Barbados, Ailing Premier Chou En-lal of China sent greetings to Premier Henck Arron and Included Peking's recognition of th e Surinamese government. Paratroopers Occupy Bases LISBON, Portugal ( AP) - Leftist paratroopers occupied three air force bases early today In what appeared to be a concerted left-wing rebellion against moderate leaders of th e armed forces. Unconfirmed reports said militant leftists of a light artillery regiment stationed at Beirolas, In the Lisbon area, had begun handing out arms to civilian lef tists. An air force officer said paratroopers from the Tancos base, 35 miles up the Tagus river from Lisbon, occupied the Monte Real air base 60 miles north of the capital, the ,,j Montijo base Just across the Tagus from Lisbon and the Monsan to base In Lisbon , which L the air force's regional headquai'tcrs and communication center. Bureau Probes Coin Firm REGINA API An official of the federal consumer affairs department says the department is checking complaints that a Regina firm is slow in filling orders for Olympic coins and medallions. Consumer consultant Merle Kennedy said Monday that the firm, Western Coin Distributing Ltd., may have been hampered by the nationwide postal strike. Her comments came in an Interview after a Montana official publicized complaints From U.S. residents who have not received their orders. - JACK ANDERSON ) Soviets Watch Ships Collide NAPLES, Italy (AP) - A Soviet warship was within camera range when the aircraft ca rr ier John F. Kennedy and the missile cruiser Belknap co llided in t he Mediterranean, a U.S. Navy source said today. The Soviet vessel, a destroyer of th e Kotlin class, may have photographed the collision last Saturday, the ensuing fire and the entire rescue operation, the source sa id, "If I were there, I would have (lone the same myself," he added ~~"_ 17 ' Canada Checking Warranties O'F'I'A'A (Al') - Consumer Affair s Minister Andre Oucilet saws his department is looking into secret auto warranties offered by major manufacturers. Documents revealed several months ago showed th at Ford Motor Co paid for some or all of th e costs of repairing certain models which corroded easily. .. ' Yj 14 AREA DEATH .) 1 3 : grandchildren. ____ ____ W I RMHO . . sr' ; I :.. - .' - -r - .. -. .'. - ... r I ' - . v4 A .. . . V jp,/. - , "' :4i'. A - ___. Longwood Sets Utility Hearing - .- - ' . . - . During Youth Appreciation Holly Malcolm, second place; Week, the Sanford Optimist Margaret Newman, third ". Club, under the leadership of place; and Wayne Gager, President Dale Coppock, fourth place. presented citations and Chosen for scholastic awards trophies to outstanding students were Kathy Woodruff, first at Seminole High School. place; Janie Paul, second; and Awards were separated into Ellen Brooks, third. categories of leadership, Winners of athletic awards scholastics, athletics and were Willie Calloway, first music. Criteria set for selecting place; Michael Good, second recipients was for upholding the and Ned Raines, third. dignity of youth, for a sincere Honored In the music devotion to community's category were Bryan Harden, welfare and'(or generous and first place; Joyce Nathan, unselfish contributions to the second; and Carrie Roland, community thlrd. Leadership awards went to You th week chairman was kllyson Dupree, first place; Torn Fay. 1. _____________ I ______ _____ __ _______ .j ,_____ ______ _________ li~x~ 1., 1_+ LONGWOOD - City council Center to be built on a tract east Monday night set a public of SR 427, near Marvin Avenue. _______ hearing for 7 p.m., Jan. 12 to Council rejected the original V.. I i: consider a requested 30-year plans Last week because they i 11 natural gas franchise from did not conform to city orOptimist Youth Appreciation Awards winners (from left) with Florida Public U tili ti es Co. dinances. Willie Calloway and Bryan Harden. (Herald Photo by RM Vin chairman Tom F'ay (renter) Kathy Woodruff, All Arthur Maheu , company 1)upr'ce, ('tnt) manager, said his firm will pay all costs of the public hearing including attorney's fees for preparing the franchise agreegree ment ment and advertising. The proposed agreement calls for the firm to rebate to the city six per cent of its revenues from city customers of both natural and propane gas. WASHINGTON (AP) - The law prohibiting advertising of used prescription drugs vary section of Council member June Urthe code which states Justice Department has joined prescription drug prices, considerably within a city. In that pharmacists "should not mann questioned Ma.heu and a fight to do away with the Or It could be settled by the Chicago, for example, a Darvon solicit professional practice by Frank Pressman, from the pharmaceutical profession's Federal Trade Commission, prescription sold for $1.90 at a means of advertising," said an firm's home office In West ban on advertising prices for which Last June proposed regu- cut-rate midtown drugstore, $3 association Palm Beach In detail about the spokesman. prescription drugs. lations overturning all state at i drugstore In a low-income proposed agreement noting, The revised section says laws and professional reztrlc- area and $3.90 at a suburban The department filed a "There are a lot of things In pharmacist "should strive Monday In U.S. District Court tions on such advectising. The pharmacy. to here (the agreement) that in Grand Rapids, Mich., to F'TC Invited public comment on The government lawsuit al- provide information to patients would have to be changed force the American Phar- the proposal and has not yet leged that the 50,000-member regarding professional services before I could vote for IL" mnaceutical Association and its announced a final decision, national pharmacists associ- truthfully, accurately and fully, Pointing to the 30-year period Michigan affiliate to abandon a The FTC estimated that con- ation and the 3,400-member and should avoid misleading the franchise would be In effect, restriction prohibiting member sumers could save over $130 Michigan State Phar- patients regarding the nature, Councilman Don Schreiner said pharmacists from advertising million a year through the corn- maceutical Association violate cost or value of pharmaceutical Lhe proposal Is as Important as drug prices. parlson shoppi ng that advertis- feder al an titrust law by in. services. " an electric or telephone franBut the issue may be settled lug would make possible. cluding an antiadvertising The APA spokesman said chise and all Information first in the U.S. Supreme Court, An Associated Press survey clause In their code of ethics. members are expected to ap- possible should be made which is expected to rule soon in 12 cities last April showed But the APA board of trustees prove the change in mail ballot- available to the public before on a case challenging a Virginia that the prices of three often- voted last July to revise the lug now In progress, the council takes action. In other business, council: Instructed Mayor James H. Lormann to have signs removed which threaten vehicles parking on the road shoulder of Seminola Boulevard near the Sanford-Orlando NOV. 25 Coalition workshop seminar 8 DEC. 1 Edgewater Drive near Prin- Kennel Club will be towed Pilot Club of South Seminole, p.m., Florida Federal Savings Mon, Orlando. Original and away, removed and replaced by 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs and Loan, 919 W. SR 436, SongwrIters Guild of Central traditional music, caroling, simple "no parking" signs. It Civic Center, film "Booby Altamonte Springs. Topics: Florida Christmas program, dancers, refreshments, was noted the city has no Trap" depicting fatal roadside fund raising and campaign 7:30 p.m., First Federal, Children welcome, no charge. authority to have vehicles hazards. Open to public, strategy for supporting antitowed away. Pilot Club of Sanford will ERA candi dates. Referred to the Land meet 6:30 p.m., Holy Cross CrossNorman DeV ere HowardM Planning Agency (zoning Episcopal Church, Sanford. Bill Chapter UDC, hoe m of Mrs. issi g m n board) corrected plans for fleck of W1'RR Radio, guest H.B. McCall, 2.117 Mellonvilk American Plaza Shopping Ave., 2:30 p.iii. speaker. NOV. 26 NOV. ?$.29 Starlight Promenaders Garage sale for Seminole 'O .. . un Square Dance Club of High School Band, 10 a.m. to 5 "Turkey Trot" Thanksgiving p.m., Sanford Plaza . _____ Dance, 8 p.m., DeBary CornUnder 25 SR-22's Sheriff's investigators said the wrong path through the field munity Center, Shell Road. NOV. 2930 Cancelled Rej ected today that a 79-year-old Fern to the apartment complex Open to guests and visitors. City Beautiful Cat Club's Park grandmother whose body where she lived and got Into E.Z. Payments Quotes p I annual Cat.araina, 10 a.m. to 5 was found Monday floating In a mud in a wide portion of the \ NOV. 28 Central Florida SIopERA p.m., Orlando Exhibition Hall. water-filled ditch ina field near ditch and panicked. 322-0285 831-9774 a south Seminole shopping Officers said Mrs. Wallis had center died of a heart attack. left her auto at a service station .2417 S. French Ave. Capt. L. J. Kriz said an on Nov. l4 for ses-vlclng and she Sanford, Fla. 32771 NOTES autopsy today by county never returned to pickup the - medical examiner Dr. G. V. auto. INSURANCEAGENCY Garay indicated Mrs. Ruble V. NOVEMBER24, W15 ____________ Ruth G. Swinney Walks, 79, St. Johns Village, 250 Aiphonso L. Wallace ADMISSIONS Oxford Road, died of a heart Sanford: Dorothy M. Williams attack. Margaret If. Willman Juanita V. Bell Signe A. Lellinger, DeBar)' Investigators said Mrs. Raquel P. Benavides Bayer, Wallis had been missing since Christopher F. Alton Coleman Nov. 14. Deltona Daisy M. Fisher Kriz said Mrs. Walks lived Evelyn A. Licata, Deltona William A. Leffler Jr. alone. Her billfold and jewelry Ruth M. Mildred C. Mickens MacKenzie, Deltona h Wns was found with the body, along Elizabeth F. Thomas, Tina S. Pittman with a bag of groceries. C', TROY RAY, J Deltona Harley Starnes Kriz said detective Carol TAX COLLECTOR Evelyn F. Scholz Brett P. McTanimany, Jacques and other officers Enterprise Allen Kennedy, Lake Mary began looking for Mrs. Walks THE TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Mabel Swallow, Orange City Friday after her grandson, Sandra J. ('havers, Osteen Todd Freund of Orlando, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27th AND 28th, Julia Meads, Wilmington, reported that she was missing. Tuesday high 59; low 36. Kriz, said Mrs. Walks was last Mass. 1975 IN OBSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING, THIS IS A Generally fair. Lows tonight T. Gately, Winter seen alive on Nov. 14 at the K. Michael STATE HOLIDAY, AND HAS BEEN SO DESIGNATED in mid 40s. Mart Shopping Center, Fern Springs Park. Mostly northwest winds BIRTHS BY THE COUNTY. THE LAWS OF FLORIDA around 10 mph, becoming light Detect ive L. M. Ford Mr. & Mrs. John floezell.i and variable. Kelly, a boy, Altamonte Springs discovered the body while of. PROVIDE A METHOD OF OBTAINING DISCOUNTS EXTENI)EDFORECAST ficers were searching a large DISChARGES Mostly cloudy and mild grassy field east of the shopping FOR VARIOUS MONTHS REGARDLESS OF Sanford: Thursday with scattered center. Spicy Bagley HOLIDAYS BY USING THE POSTMARK ON YOUR showers, Gradually clearing clear ing Kriz said Investigators Mildred C. Crowe be lie ve the elderly woman took and cooler Friday and SaturJames P. Cullen a MINE T H F D cr n I T oay. rigns in 70s 1nursuy; Granville C. Eubanks 1 ________ __ _______ ___ _____________ ____ - _ , _____ 1 . Government Joins Fight Open Drug Pr'i'ces Sought - CALENDAR n Fo - Wo a d Dead i LOW AUTO RATES - -- - . ' - - HOSPITAL I NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY WEATHER S., 1j SARAH McKELVEY Center, Zanesville. She was the Mrs. Sarah E. McKelvey, 90, mother of Allen 0. McKelvey of o 'of Zanesville, Ohio died Nov. 18 415 Lake Blvd., Sanford. in Good Samaritan Medical sur'lng are one daughter seven grand' and 1*0 children and two great- -- - - - Thousands of and green flag of the new republic replaced the old . v - moments as an independent republic early today with a midnight flag-raising ceremony at Paramaribo's sports sta di um. Cr Princess l3eatrlx of The Netherlands and her husband, Prince Claus, were the guests of honor as the red - "Whew' Well. (hat Now I no.' Surinam (AP) cheering Surinamese greeted their country's first - - ~;-, ~ P J*;, House declaration of support, Daniel Patrick Moynihan says he will stay on the Job as the chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations and will continue t al king back to critics of the United States. "I have no plans to leave," the 48-year-old Harvard President Ford in Washin gton. The ir mee ting followed reports that Moynihan was on th e verge of resig ni ng because he felt he wasn't getti ng sufficient backing from Washington. The White House said Moynihan has Ford's complete confidence and both the President and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger want him to continue "speaking out candidly and Forcefully on major issues." - , / .,. Optimist Club 11 Honors Youth dl UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -Armed with a white II another matter, That Is, the indicators might show that the - ). . / Moynihan To Stay On Job All in all, th e consensus of forecasters still is that the economy will move ahead through much of 1976, probably at an annual rate of about 7 per cent. But the public reaction to all th is might be : Richard W. Velde, the federal anti-crime -line relevance to their audience." of Velde's performance, the spokesman Insisted, nnot be a czar, has bombed out as a television performer. ested ca rr while on Only one performance received a bad review. "has nothing to do with the delay." LEAA will their way to ii His debut was so bad that the embarrassed Velde's introductory message was an "unexcongressional session, : conduct negotiations on the still-un pa id $21,920 Velde hasn't released his taped messages for citing" bummer. A star, unha Sen. Hiram Fong, H-Hawaii, has ppily, was not bill for Velde's ta pings. spent public viewing , born. Washington whirl: harper's Magazine had anot he r $7,200 of t he thxpays' money 10 fill 21 For the taxpayers, therefore, the abortive pages of the CongressionalRecord with In all candor, therefore, the research firm learned that responsible joniaism an at. debut has been a waste of about $175,320. Here advised: 'The introductory AdmInIstrator Velcie always good bus in ess. An October article by tack on us. We have called him the patent lobby' are the Incredible details: message is largely rejected by the media, Fred Morris, a missionary wlo was tortured In man on Capitol Hill. We don't need 28 pages for a Th e 43-year-old chief of the Law Enforcement The message is likely, therefore, to receive Brazil, brought the cancellation of Varig rebuttal. We will merely cite a letter from the Assistance Administration(LEAA) faced the infrequent scheduling and thus would not be an Airline's giant conglomerate PPG Industries advertising in Harper's. yang is a which klieg lights to record some crime-prevention efficient investment of LEAA funds." Brazilian co mpany. pra ises Fong for push ing a Pro-Industry patent messages. Nevertheless, the firm recommended that the The Navy's fastest nuclear aircraft bill. "We support wholehearted ly the Fong bill ,' .Velc$e was so eager to appear on TV that he other spots be given "a comprehensive, well, carrier, the USS NlmItz, dumped a stream of declares the letter. discarded the spots his predecessor, Don San- plan ned distribution." They would rece ive $1.5 garbage, cardboard boxe.i, tin cans and scrap Luell i, had idready taped. To re-r,'cud the mni11icn worth of free radio-TV The seniority SY5teIllinCongrcss will time nationally in ('bill over th e stern dur ing its sea tr messages with the droll Velde as the star may one mon th , the firm estimated, ial earlier under attack this winter when a private group thIs year. A Navy spokesman said Navy files suit in cost as much as 221,920. every Distri ct Court in the nation: regulations permit the dumping oftra 12 miles "Life of But Richard Velde isa sensitive soul, proud He was backed up by such Hollywood stars as the Land," an ecology group base of beyond the coast. In is physical fitoess. He has boasted to skeptics Bob Hope, Telly Savalas, Carol Burnett and that Hawaii, plans the suits, 'The group charges The US. sh ls prodded mar a , that Judge John the se Angie Dickinson. They plugged the theme: poo he has the body of a 25-year-old. After his niority system Is a violation of the equal ed have open rating from the a.belated investigation of pro Port2N 1111 "Fighting crime Is everybody's the tection clauseof theconstitution They hope proud Velde apparently lost all interest In the two marshals who brought their wives to a picnic to get some congress involved." to join their suits. for the sequestered radio-TV venture, Watergate jurors on July 4, Wi th such a tar.Mudded cast, the messages 1974. had to be a hit. But Velde wanted to be certain. -The Senate Rules Committee has advised Result: The crime-prevention spots, which Washington communters were miffed the all committee chairmen against He hired Porter, NoveEli and Associates, Inc., a were supposed to be aired Using firstclasa month, ago, are other morning to see a solitary person In a white travel ,on congressionaltrip. The action Private firm, to evaluate the qiots. gathering dust on an LEAA shell. Moldering Corvette go buzzing down lanes r'eaerved for followed our recent report that They were duly aired last summer In wi th the two Senate staff un used messages are $175,320 of the buses a nd car pools . It was Congressman Ted members traveled in style to Europe. We Houston, Tex,, and Porter, Noveljl, ci al, gave taxpayers' herd-earned money, not counting the Itisenhoover, D-Okla., heading for a Democratic reported them rave reviews. The f irm's -page report, free services donated by the stars. that Robert Vastine, now a Deputy caucuson busing. Risenhoover told us he Assistant Treasury Secretary, creed a co rn Intended for official eyes only, declared ecA spokesman told our associate believes that the ContItutiin allows him statically that the an ti-crime messages "rank BobFootnote: to motion In the f Irat-class lounge. iiis Owens that the LEAA was still "La the bypass other drivers caught in the commuter congressional companion, Paul Leverit)uil, amor the highest In the media's j ercelved pe esofe aluating" thes ota, The was inion mirick It says that Congrene and Senators not lnlved In the d istur ba nce, .. I . - 'I', -1 ., Anti-Crime Czar F'ie zzles As TV Star BERRY'S WORLD Two men armed wi th submachine guns knocked Monday at thedoorof the mayor of the village of Oyarzun 12 miles from San Sebastian, the Basque capital. They open ed fire when th e th e mayor, a 33-year-old widower named Antonio Echeverria, opened the door. The killers escaped in a waiting car, and the mayor died In a hospital. Police said the gunmen were members of ETA, the underground movement fighting for independence for the three Basque provinces in northwest Spain. The getaway car was found abandoned in a nearby town, and the pollee closed the border between the Spanish and French Basque pr ovinces. . The II , - Letters To .". F ' Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975--SA ,' It - convince the people that this is so. The phenomenon has been demonstrated In the past - even today. There Is no mystery about it; the fact is t hat the Gross National Product can grow, but unemployment and prices can rise and conawner confidence, pa rtially as a result, can de. - T Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ;.,, . \IADHII) Spain tAl') Basque terrorists have rcsuined their assassination campaign alter a month's letup during Generalissimo Francisco Franco's Last NEW YORK (AP)-It is often said that in an elec ti on year the economy moves ahead, not just because of some cyclical accident but in response to efforts by th e administration make itself look good A month or so ago you wou ld ha ve found widespread support for the view the President Ford had obta ined a head start on his pa rticular program of making the economy look good. There Is probably less support today. _________ - M a yo r As Fig h ting Resu me s EconomyOK Through '76 t _______ If only the native armies competed for flu control of Angola, the Communists would lose Unfortunately, the Soviet Union is pouring million of dollars worth of sophisticated arms to th( Communist guerrillas. Additionally, Castro ha5 sent more than of his regular soldiers tc Luanda, also to assist the Communists. As a resull the war will be long, bloody and indecisive for som time. Spanish Terrorists Kill Forecast, Ill Li -. c I 1 ' ; I P % . ' ~ WORLD IN BRIEF -11111 C urrie Progress Or ~ 4 Ii JOHN CUNNIFF ___ t 11 ' DON OAKLEY I 7.1.'j Burial was at Hillcrest Memorial Park, Bedford heights, Ohio. - highs Friday and Saturday in Leolia Hampton GOs north portion and In 70s Robert U. Hutchison elewhere. Lows Thursday Bernice D. Jacobs mostly in Ws and 60s. Lows Henry L. Lewis Friday and Saturday in 40s Jean Williams north portion and 50s Mrs. hiertert (Betty) Hall & elsewhere, except in 60s in baby girl Keys. Blanche It. Lashley, Alliance, Daytona Beach tides: high Ohio 12:58 aim, 1:20 p.m.; low 7 Richard L. Gardiner, a.m., 7:36 p.m. Port Canaveral: Casselberry high 12:37 a.m., 1:04 p.m.; low Samuel W. Herman, DeBary 6:48 am., 7:2.5 p.m. Susan K. Hahn, Longwood PERIOD. IF YOU CANNOT COME IN BEFORE THE TIME THIS OFFICE CLOSES, PLEASE BE SURE YOUR ENVELOPE HAS A NOVEMBER POSTMARK IN ORDER TO OBTAIN 4 PCT, DISCOUNT. ON MONDAY DECEMBER 1, 1975 THE DISCOUNT IS 3 PCT, UNLESS WE RECEIVE BY MAIL A NOVEMBER POSTMARKED TAX PAYMENT. �r - ,- -- -- - tAIMME- am 1 i Held By Singles Club Cook -Out L. if t4 the home of Roberta Dube, 1815 J ME - - I - 1 1 - ' I Li*gi vice president; Roberta A..Dube, . - 1 - ins The next business meet ing wiUbe held Dec. 7,at2p.m. at Hacienda Village Community BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Dear DEAR ABBY; Can you stand mother-in-lawletter? social ga thering planned one more mother.in.w for Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. I hope so, beca use that's my at Lake Monroe problem. My mother-in-law Anyone Interested in Joining the lives quite close to inc and is M d- F lot Ida Singles always popping in, which 1 Association should contact don't mind because she ne e Deltert Euga Marjorie Dob. stays long. But when she gets home, she phones me, and here an occasional "Yes, Mother," bins or Roberta Dube 138 partial 1151 of her comments and when she's finished, say, and questions: "Thank you. Now I've got to "Are you sure Al be rt (he's nai" Then forget It. And ub Home. - Abby for (from left) Roberta Dube. .JanneUe Ham,, -- "- , CarLeUln,EthcJlIi o bbin and -I t, Co-,l o r B ri's n g Neediepoint To Lif e EL MY husband) is feeling all remember, It's not what you ent ____________________________________ Ha ve you ever been dIsa po inted in a f inished pie of embroidery because the col that looked so delectable ass Tuesday, Nov., Take Guard Against Butt-In Mom-In-Law' ' Elizabeth and ws, treasurer. Too many cooks means a k( [Jelbert Eua Marjorie sec re t ary, I - -- me." existence of light and air what's eating YOU. . "I think you are keeping your around the fl teresting experiment emDEAR ABBY: I am a lonely, broider a needlepoint mat house too warm. The kids get reUredwidow, and Imdatj fior In the thi panel 13 ___ overheated and might catch s ti tched against a arow your icture Use a a man pale of the same status. blueç handful of yarn skeins, didn 't do ____ th contrasting ey go outside. I gray. A deeper gray is used for i band in a textured cold when On several occasions he has as well on the needlepoint "1 noticed that your plants lost control of his temper and the shadows. These I designed stitch such as the Parisian. canvas?! think it's because one JPW • by counting the stitches in th e Accomplished neeJewoman are dry. Aren't you watering has broken a few things. Also, often forgets that needlepoint is g Ellen Rae Kaufman stitched a them regularly? central motif and duplicating, when he drinks too much, he flat pattern of unchanging By ELSA WILLIAMS U "I saw nationally advertised them on the background, white border around a small becomes very loud and in. colors. Colors combined with 1 solid white background, has the placing the shadow stitches to goods in your suiting. Then, too, he has picture of a tomato and leaves brand canned other othe r colors may look different effect of a water color done on th The background of the picture cupboard. Why don't you buy purposely tried to make me in a new juxtaposi tion as one white paper. The same flower, bele right of the design and six . was dark and she achieved an the 0(f-brand products? They jealous by being overly atow Th is adds a dimension of color "Influences" another, worked against a backgr ound of depth to the picture and the rose ' unusual and distinctive effect are Just as good and much tentive to o ther women. This is illustrated In four unrelieved black, makes the seers to "come away" from from above, these cheaper. by stitching one or of I love this man, but would I be panels, identical in subject, colorsofbothflowerand leaves the background, shadøws tend ever mounted with a mat in- leaves right out overtwo "Don't y ou th e think You should taking a chance on marrying white which appear in my - book, appear darker. The deener to give a confusing Impression stead of simple framing? ten te In t hø fn,i r# h i t. hnrdr ll Johnny mv b or de r U&II ..,,, 'J anv ui Iwis: ..ruuve i.nvas Work." The moral Is: alw ay greens of ti'e 1 down his stereo? I read that und is a deeper gray, E.W. NEEDS COMPANIONSHIP In each panel a simple wild disappear into remember to consider the today's teenagers will be the r in value to the DEAR NEEDS: Yes. A big shadows. sourceofllghtwhenyou want to rose with a stem, bud and bacigrowid Yes, FREE wearing hearing aids Would You like by the cimce . Only you can decI de a The leaves. is worked in shades of shadows themselves are dramatize a simple needlepoint sideratlon of the size and In the third and fourth panels, counted time they are 40 color llustrsted because they folder stitched above about whether his the E coral, pinks, greens and yellow something quite "eompanioashlp" and motif with shadows, of the ' mat is rtant Wifilsms School of Needle Arr. Play their records go loud would compen"te different toe and ght of the rose instead of for hig factor in the appearance of the Write to Elsa Williams, Box they're going deaf. acmts, In the first Panel the happens, Here, with the in- below it. Since both natural and Dear faults. Me? rd rather be uns. ELm, rose, embroidered against a troduclion of shadow. the finished icture. S'hy do you let June (my 11- companion, • artificial light usually come 3788, Grand Central Station, Is embrnJdy or needJepojnt u you 'd a-fl in- New York, New Ycrk, yearold daughter) wear so DEA1 ABBY Beca much makeup' She looks like a a faithful reader of your pIe i colwnn ee members of my r -=£ ye asked my h usband to family have become card pease tell his mother to quit yi kidney trying to live my life. Ile says We would now like to know to - . 0 . - Prep Get _____ - - Sem n ar S la ed Fo Sen iors On Med icare Cla i m Fil i ng - ______ - , - - - - - - carr 40 - " -- - . , •. - •0' • ng A bridal shower honoring Shoemaker; L1 &1" n Swain, br de-'elect Of Hollingsworth; Ma r y John Durham, was hosted by McWhorter; Debbie Graham; Miss Mabel Chapman and Mrs. Sherri Greene; Holly KurthI Ruperto Am at Min amp. Kim Roberts; Lalle man a Lake Reservoir home on Tracy Wallace; Whittem; Wendy Nov . - - - - AIR 0 i - - wm amffi5 ~ ____ MAKE GIFTS FOR . . .. - - Wet a , Speaking Course Adds Humor • t Cleansidn, Sw reeze. • inning score. • I Douintown 0h.0 St ISC OIahoma ' A - (2) Alabama 6 Mc'an ? Nebrask& N Arizona The ' ., 10 Penn , a 41111111 e~_ 2~; 11954 offf 0 "0 12 Avin" 1) Flor,cla 15 Georgia 13 Wamo, 0 Jc'J" I) 0 -- _________ - Reggie McDonald gets off 4l-lst pass for Indian Ri ver Is the defending • Stetson* Sma r state champion and would ha ve been a final 16 entry at the national tournament in March at Hutchinson, Kan., except that it was upset by a Georgia team in the regional. 660 DELAND (AP) — Unable to Stetson to a 22-4 record last 64out-7 senior who averaged for a good sh owing from I&Sac coach Joe Sterling so much recruit another big season, 6-1 Billy Seitz and de- 10.7 points a game last year Coats, a 6-foot4 forward who about tonight's game is that man to replace 6-foot4 Otis fensive stu LAIIASSEE (AP) — disadvantage when they have to team. a postseason tournament inFlorida Sta te, w hich opens go Inside against slower 6.9 or 6Davis and forward Hank vitation. which is the goal toits basketball season at home 10 opponents, Durham said. Mann are sophomores expected ward which an independent Friday night against Athletes In He added that the 1.3-1 re- to play regularly, m ust work. Action, has ith top eight payers quires three centers and FlorlThe three newcomers are 6-6 "We 're probably the most back from last season and da State only one true cen- James Smith of Lake Worth, consistent team in the cmountry, 0 0 '-0"' talented newcomers. ter. 6-9 Greg Grady, who is en- who red shirted last year after 90I 10 10 Although the Seminoles will tering his fourth season of transferring from North Caro- but were carrying consistency 9 10 W display the same faces, headed regular play. Grady was the lina; 6-8 David Thompson, a too far," Daharn said. The pattern Is certain to be by leading scorer Larry War team's send leading scorer high scoring Junior college broken this year since the Sern. s96 ren, they will have a new lwk'tn Wt3eason with a 13.3 average. transfer, and 6-5 lierble Allen, a To 10 moles will play 77 games 469 the 23offense after years ln the 1000 Warren, who averaged 16 sought-after freshman from 1.31 pointsagamelastseason,and Tampa Coachflughflurhamsaysthe Coach Hugh Durham said he Perld ns, who averaged 11.6, are Durham said he expected all schedule is not an easy Ulm, 130 2st I to W switched to give More maneu. the only other seniors on the 11 players to be in every game. pointing to games in the Big Sun 620 153 vering room Zach squad. ills style has been to shuttle Tournament St. Petersburg, 721 A trio of speedy juniors — 6-2 players in and out for a running and Far West Classic at Por. Perkins and Harry Davis so 101 170 101.0 sy they can take advantage of Wayne Smalls, 6-foot Eugene offense and a pressure defense. tland, Ore.. followed by their sired and quickness. Harris and 5-8 Carlton Byrd Florida State had 18-8 Western Kentucky, Jackson- , a 70 9 is Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. at an Although at 6-foot-7 both can who have been a unit for three record each of the past three One and Memphis State In the pivot, they are at a years also add stability to the years, not quite good enough for December and January. Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975--18 TwBowl Selects South Carolina ORLANDO AP — me South Carolina Gamecocks have acceptcA a bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl Dec. 20 against Miami of Ohio. The Gamecocks enjoyed their most productive offensive season ever, roUing up 4,746 yards, a school record, a nd ac hi eving a 7-4 season record. ZA - U Adds I m3m I Offense - It Arkanw% j,p , 4 to forwards II UCLA Il K,Ifl Your Lingerie Specia lists -- idea of urday's game and trailed 14-7 Ite in the fourth quarter. But quarter back Co got a hot hand and Passed Ohio State into position for t 'In' Raythe Griffin M and then safety i n ercepted pe a pass to UP C n ' No rest for the weary. SeiWnole is 5-0 while Indian four standouts in its 9&18 Not that Seminole Corn- River stands 1.0. opening victory over Palm munity College's basketball The Raiders will go with Chip Beach Atlantic junior varsity. team is weary. Undefeated Noe, Reggie McDonald and Eddie Jones and Mark team rarely get weary. Itandy Faber in its perimeter Leatherwood were on the inIt's just that the Raiders, off a offense, with two between the jured list while Rodney Monsparkling 96-84 upset of highly threesome of Terry Jameson, Igomery and LeRoy Oliver rerded Brevard In a game Vernon Johnson and Bob Were suspended. last Sat ur day night at Cocoa, Jacobs starting Ofl the Inside come back against a Just-ascoach Pioneers' Mike They will all see plent of powerful Indian River team playing time," said Sterling Leatherwood has all four back to nigh t at 8 in the Seminole Indian Riser played without for tonight's gamc, however - Bucks To ol I of - 0 Fina lly ; CHRISTMAS TIME - 'Fred Ross will be from a forward slot. But comes to Stetson from Miami. Indian River offers such a Johnson, Stetson basketball Missing from Ile Stetson lineup Stowers will be back, at his Dade South Junior College, multitude of options on ofCoach G lenn Wilkes knew he this year. more familiar center position where he averaged 29.7 points a f had to come up with a new Last year, the Hatters forced this season, where Wilkes said game. 'We will just have to adjust to strategy for the 1975-76 season. the ball to the inside off a PaSS- lie can better utilize his quick Wilkes called the flatters' whatever they throw at us," His solution: Play smaller Ing offense, and scored the Ma- moves to the basket. seaso na l schedule "not as tough said Sterling. "The boys have of Our points from Inside Also returning from last or attractive as last year at been playing pretty good ban. But Wilkes admitted that the the foW fine. point guard home, but much tougher on the and if we continue, we should be new game plan represents But Wilkes said he has better year's squad will bl~ alright. Of course, Indi an River Buzzy O'Connellan, a 5-foot-9 road." riiore of a decision of necessity slooterstJiisseason giving tough. I just hope we junior, and Paul Morris, the 6than one of design. Stetson will play Rutgers and can play a more varied attack. ee k p It close," club, foot-4 he ro of last "We lost three of our top six season's Jacksonville at home, where can l "We will be an exciting victory over Florida State. players, and will be much one that I think the fans will the Hatters went 14.0 last year. Associated Press smaller," said Wilkes "To enjoy watching," Wilkes Y said faces on the Stetson The away schedule includes Ohio State, which slipped past make up for It, we will be very "How well we box out on the team include Pete Nordhorn, a games against Florida State, in Michigan on a wing and a aggressive, press all over the boards and play smart, forcing 6-foot-7 reserve last year. and Connecticut Classic tournaprayer 2114 Saturday , was a court and hustle our opponen ts Into errors, will two junior college transfers, 6- ment, and Ma rsha ll University, In addition to Johnson, a play a role in our record" near unanimous choict as the (oot-5CurtForresterand6-foot at the Ne Orle Classi nation's top-ranked college third-round draft choice of the Returning to lead the Ilatters' 6 Mike Lay. which opens the Stetson season football team in this week's Golden State Warriors who led offense will be Dave Stowers, a Wilkes said he's also looking Friday. A iare&spo ted The Ruckeyes, 11-0, were thoroughly handled b the %% I - _ The experience under our belts. We are very, very young this season 91 Lyman defeated Bishop Moore, 1&9, and Bishop Moore . - thing do any pig was Just to get a little Miss Swain will be Williams; Monica J0 20 at the First Sylvia Smith , Judy Swain United Methodist Church. Alison Swain and Lorl Swain. On a table highlighted with Also, Mrs. John G. Dunn; .Stb0ah con- Mrs. Lloyd Swain, mot)ie. terplece and , Punch was the bride, Mrs Naomi ftn*ed by Mrs. L.M. Swain, Sr., Durham, mother. of the 111le— VrsAdmother of the bride-to-be. bridegroom; Mrs. Mary Joyce Coffee was Poured by Mrs. A.B, aunt of the bride, her matetalrn. Bateman, Stevens and Mrs. mother IM ndmothers of Bridal games and a treasure the bride. --hunt were enjoyed by the A 4vcial gift for a ta" n conscious young min can aufly be honoree and her guests: miss" eat home using a McCall . Carefree Pattern 4892 Jackie and Lisa Greene misses vests which Includes transfers for embroidery, heading or Debbie and Unda Whelchel; pai nting. e I t In denim, lightweight wool or a lake fur, and Sara Lee Roberts; Mary An orate It your own way for a personalized, high-fashlon gift. Grover; Becca C;arman; Dede Debbie Pharis' De bbie Effective Speaking For to inject them into 1 eeches charged For additional In is a new course at 12:30 Supervisors sharp, hooked bill and toes with award and most important , ow to ten formation call the coUege. rrent Poetry p.m. for members who should being offerW by the AdWt them, will be strong curved talons. The COrdest wi th by the World bring their own table service Occupatonal Educati onal princi leafor etibt hawks, particularly, are great ofPoet SP0a Mon' ve speech, ' T0isInChargeof &r at Seminole Cam- 1flC1UL' or aind insect bmters. The for 'oet&' the entertainment which win niunity College. variety, eye contact, gestures, birds that Mrs- Mager brought PO,--M3 of AU styles and m. any follow, There win be a New Fred E. Ebel, who has won and how to avoid distracung tu &how were injured by being subject are eligible Year's Eve Party at New national honors for his shot or hit by a car, sustaining for the grand ne orcompete for 49 wing damage prohibiting other caah or Merchandise .1SmyTna Beach, Der. 29 — Jan. humorous Industrial lPeeCbes, Topics to be covered include: WW teach the claw. Ebel speech orga n i zation, nor"W flight. Thim Provide awards. Second *ce is $300. apt ech served as a Mrs. Mager, who nursed than special speech body, speech Joseph Mell on ntest Stopclosing g through their inPirie", with director, said, ,otau!or, e initial MIlwaukee Journal rr,tg.r,th - eet Seminole is tuning up for its season opener Friday In a get rid of the jitters," then as Jon Kaufman had nine tournament at Daytona Beach far as Joe Mills Is concerned, rebounds and eight points In Seabreeze. the night was a success. both quartsers to spark Lyman. Seminole's junior varsity Seminole High was on the Bernard Wright also had eight goes into action Wednesday losing end of 15-14 and -11 points while Greyhounds coach night In a tourney at DeLand, to West Orange and Ri ck Steinke praised the play of where the Baby Seminoles !)flfl Greg and Kevin Horne, face Winter Haven at 6 'We were Jittery, that's for also Also fn field are Edgewater, certa in," said Mi lls this mor Ly man competes in the Ocala Vanguard, Oak Ridge, rung 'We didn t really ha'e Rota ry Bowl Tournament this Cocoa Beach, Flagler Palm any bright spots. We are a weekend at Lyman Coast and host DeLand didn't prize will be covered dish luncheon - I. River Tangle onight scC, Oh, Terry Smith rebounded In parts well, but we be's tried, but it's hopeless. in. Have YOU any suggestions' formation about how to donate She has already given me our eyes after death alcem OHIO UIZERS IN ST. LOUIS DEAR OOLUMBUS: Your DEAR ULCERS: Learn to local Lions Club can help you. reciting can any eye doctor. And kr list of comments, com- three cbeers for all three of 0aints and questioaL Throw in you! Sw ain, Bride-Elect Of John Durham t Club Notes The Seminole Chapter of the Classes taught by Ira We gley Rules and official entry forms Florida Audubon Society met of the ociety, are available by writing to: Nov. 20, on the grounds Of win remmw on Jan. 14, IM, at 9 World of Poetry, aoi portola Audubon House in MajUand. p m. Meet inc P1800 win be the Dr., Dept. 211, San Francisco, Hm Doris Mager of Florida FlOrlds Powet. wW Ugh Co., Ca 94127. Aububon talked ooms, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., prey. She wustrgted her t&& Sanford. with live specimens which 71* December meeting of the Happy Sensors Included the barred owl, Serrilmle Chapter ,, at the The Happy Senior Citizens burrowing owl red-shouldered Power and Light Co. Cl ub will bold Its next regular hawk, red-tailed hawk ins at noon on December 1 on Dec. , at turkey vulture. a covered dish lund*on. American Legion Home 183, NEM Mager pointed out the Prairie Lake, Fern distinguishing charac jstJca Poetry Prize win be a Christmas poly with Of bh* of prey, such as heavy, P - -- - Audubon Soc ety Talks On Birds Of Pre 4 - t , - a ers If Monday night's high school knocked off West Orange, 19-11, basketball Jamboree was "to in the other two quarters. ' the seminar (OUOn The seminar will outline steps Because Of Florida's rapid ;-resentation is being spongDred the senior citizen himself can Population growth and Its intly by the Sanford Chamber take to ass; e prompt and Popularity as a retirement COmnM ' ce the ' My Inc.. Am the accMte cWM service under area, the Part B t"th Horne Healthand Service, art B program. program is expected to reach a Sirnlnole, A mately 60,000 cWms statewide Vol ume of 4%miiuw Medicare Part B is that part MOM* throughout Florida are cww this year. In 1974, Part B o'the federifill gOverlunent's being received by the claim Payments in Seminole era Medicare program processing center in County amounted *3'gned to help PRY senior Jacksonville which can-t be for the county's estimated citizens' doctor and medical processed because of in- --t '' - s - A M edicare Part B claim bills Representatives from sufficient mt senior seminar for Sanford Blue Shield of Florida, claim form The citizens to teach them Jacksonville, which ad often to delays how Part B claims Mirdsters the Part B Program elderly in getting their claim lor faw r prwessing win be for mog of Florida, WW present MP () Stitch ng k - CALL TO ARMS: Seminole, Lyman think "up, up" as Seminole's Terry Smith I left) shoots; Lymsu'6 ion Kaufman (541 scrambkes for rebound with StmhWels Don Williams ( 15 ) ; and Seminole's Rubin Cotton 133 ) stretches netward. i Staff Photo's by Tom Vincent) ____ Sanford 10 0 (-.0 WOMEN Paloma Ave., Sao, at 2 p.m. Sunday. Approximately 30 6A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. persons attended and enjoyed a covered dish cookout followed by general business meeting. -Officers elected were Delbert J. Euga, president; — .i - Association, I nc., was held at - . — - The second meeting of the __ 1 a • v--: '00 t / 0 0 •:-fr' - . - 'I TRUE MARK OF EXCELLENCE Mark Whigham, center, receives the player of the week plaque from Optimists Club member Gene Elselein, and at the same time a hand from Serninole assistant coach Gene Knight Whigham quarterbacked Seminole to a 11-0 win over Lake Brantley last Friday, %inding up an &2 regular Season. fSt3If Photo h Bill %'In('enhi �ng Hera ld, 2 Sa nford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 23, Broadway Joe came back this year not for Oilers' vow to 'hold the rope' Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1975--36 comes unthe $450,000 the Jets pay him, but because threaded as Terry Bradshaw hits 13-of-16 he thought it would be fun to play with a passes to pace Pittsburgh to one -game lead St r ee le s • Ki ti ry over Cincinnati with convincing 32 9 victory U IlUllulidi I V auaience. winner. But the Jets are 2 -8, which is no f.i (iii M I L18 • f S COREBOARD Retirementisimminent.Ifnotbeforethe • end of the season, then in the Pro s ummer. HOUSTON(A PI The Hous- defense," Noll said after Brad. Steelers ahead 15-3 by the half with four straight completions, "There are a lot of fnistra• hasn't been fun since. NEW YORK (AP) Joe summer, he will sit down with ton Otlers, sworn to "hold the shaw whipped the Steelers to with a pair of lightning-quick th e last one 18 yards to Swarm Namath Is a The Jets not only have lost proud man. He is Jets' President Phil Ise lin. tions playing wi th a losing rope." came unraveled on na- two touchdowns In a 1:28 span touchdowns in the second for a touchdown and th e 15-3 loaded. He seven In a row but has people standing Odds are Joe will retire after team," he said over a beer at a games tictnwide television Monday of the second quarter for a quarter. ha lftime lead, in Line biddi th ey have be en humillateci ng e team's hotfor his services the l975 season. Iselin can have small pub near th rught under the aerial assault of conimandirsg 15-3 half time lead. The Steelers got a safety in Bradshaw helped set up a in television, Most of the blame th f, pressure-proof Terry Bradshaw e movies and his $450,000 for next year all stra University training quaryou get the protection the fiM quarter When Houston yard field goal by Roy Gerela in public relations. a nd Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain "W'hen ters. 1t's tough coming up with aimed at the porous defense of it. and the blocking from the of. quarterback Dan Pastorini was the third quarter with But Namath himself ha p defense. 1e can't afford to commit failures week in and week out, He has been playing football fensive line that we did tonight, tackled in the end zone after scrambling runs and a 25-yard E.sternDivison Football m 16$ K Citi S 5 0 $00 711 717 Denver 1 6 0 100 193 256 S Oeo 0 Ia o 000 110 249 Mondays Result Pittsburgh 32. Houston 9 Thursday, Nov.27 Los Angeles at Detro i t Buffalo at St LOuIS - National Conference Eastern Division W I T Pc? PH PA S Lous 0 0 020 25) 191 Divas 3 0 7CC 257 20) 6 1 0 a ?S) 167 NY Grits 3 7 0 300 159 231 - I - - Bradshaw flawlessly you're bound to move the ball," losing the ball from a shotgun threaded 13 of 16 passes through Noll said. form.ation. t he porous Houston Oilers Despite the motto of "hold the by 13 yards. Harris both for . I But he does say: "There will be could lure him to stay in the the hTeatest hurt of all -he was 32-9 victor) and give Pittsburgh them on, the Oilers wilted under with passes of 18 and 10 yards to salary of any football player in Hous ton's frantic fans got history a onegazne lead over Cincinnati the pinpoint passing of Brad. Lynn Swann in but because he the second only one chance to shout In the in the American Football some heavy thinking about it - - I i, i MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - 1 EcId Alberd, 13) ID ). 7, 3 st), 7 Barre Aram I i 20, 3 Ecriano Len: (21 5 60 10 0 fIJI 0 00 P (I 1) SECOND - I Echano Perez 121 ii 00. ô 60, j 7 Uria Sarche: (7) S 00.3 70, 3 Eddy Atberdi *41 700. 0 *2713740. P (271)01.70. Big 0 (13 with 1.1)500 - ORLAPIDO.SEMINOLE TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 760, 410, 2 Larri Arena (I) 100 60, 3 Eddy Javi (4) 3 20; 0 (I 3), 3 f6 11 Iii 30 ELEVENTH-1 CachoPere:'lI 1210, 2600, 3 10. 7 Erdota EIor:4 121 710, 160. 3. Domingo Ecra r (I) I7Ø, 0 (I 2) 3760, P (1 2 104 40 TWELFTH I CPiuchoAltu 15( IS caD. $2 3*0 7 Manolo Zarre' 5 4), I 20. 3 BiIbbO Bengoa 17i 3 ID QI) 5s37 $0. P151)5960. BigO 112 with all 1) 5) ; 1 2 with All SI 141 ,o Handle 0117,001. A ).835 - - 0HT RESULTS I Eddy Alecd (6, FIRST - S S 0 $010 in 175 Pro Basketball '.'. - yards and scored two touch. Houston's defense this season, wa ved wide receiver Ken Bur- The 1975 season has been nelheadli ned: "The Jets Need aa l) Coach Chuck Noll was so im. dovim He adds: ".nythIng can hap- be fun he would quit. bulled four yards for a touchrough deep and then hit him for their. It hasn't been fun. it pen.19 The Jets provided that promNew Quarterback." pressed with his Steelers' ha ndThe Oilers, who dropped to a down with 2:23 to go in the half a 59-yard touchdown bomb that hasn't been a winner for t.he But there was something sig. ise when they completed the iwork that he pronounced them 7-3 record and third place in the for a 9-3 Stceler lead. meant nothing to the final out. New York Jets. It has been a nificant in what Namath said 1974 season with six straight suffered physically. The playoff ready. "Our offense is AFC's Central Division, took a Cornerback J. T. Thomas re- corne. disaster. where it was at the end of last 3-2 lead in the last sununer, just prior to sign- victories and whipped teams biggest pain has been to his second quarter on turned an interception 11 yards "I thought we were ready to season, moving the ball well a 77-yard field goal Broadway Joe doesn't need to ing a two-year, $900,000 con.. such as the Washington Red- pride. "1 don't want to discuss by Skip on Houston's next series and play, but I guess we weren't and go down with a disaster. So, betract to play a couple of more skins and Minnesota Vikings in It," he said of 1976, -I'M and taking the pressure off the Butler but Bradshaw had the Bra6haw again went to the air I guess it's my fauIL" tween today and sometime next years with the Jets. preseason exhibitions. But it tWnking of next week." College I Monday % Games No qant's scieduled Today's Games - Jai Alai Women's Basketball Exhibition Propfes Republic of China OS. Queens, tit Y S9 MaroIo AWl. S Cetaya (chive. 6 ChuchoMencha 7 Ferm i n Larrea, $ P/.irur Agu i rre FIRST - I Ica Alberdi, 2 40, 1 80; 1 U ,& Okoki (1) A 20. 0 EIGHTH - 1. AlavaMencha; 2. FOURTH - I Barre Javi (1) 1 Fr [china leni:, 3 Aldana QuicIa; 4. Manolo Altu, 3, Santa Miguel; 1 60, It 50,960: 2 Cacho Zarre (I) Ali Ilarre Via, S PJegul Arana; 6 SECOND - 1 Eddy Elena (Si 3 7 0 300 135 191 Basketball (echo Larrea, S. CPwcho Aguirre, 070.960,3 Negul Miguel ( 6)960; 0 NBA 1900, 310, 770. 2 Larra Java f]. Edd y Sanchez. 7 Uria (lana. I 6 Cely Ramon; 1 Fermin Azpi, N Orl 7 5 0 7CC 1)1 (3 5 6700, P (31)1)110, OD () '.'tr,,I .It Atl,r '-) "i' 7 Lt'('. Tern Monday't Games Larri Okoki, b P,'.irtjr 3) 510. 7 70. 3 Uric Arana (6) 400 0 American Conference 15960 10 Angrles at Boston Plo games scheduled SECOND I Echano Sanche:, 7 *31) 11 00. P ($31 Ill 00; Big QU 6 NINTH Eastern Division I Arecha, 2 Alava; FIFTH - 0 Celaya Echave tiutfa!o at Vancouver Guilford 95. Mars Hill 92 hh 30 1,26)60 Aldana Leflhi; 3. Ica Eloria; 4 Todays Gamei gurre; 4 Manolo; S Erdoza, 6 17 60, 1 10,160;?. AIva Menche (7) THIRD M,rn I Echano Javi (1' 7 3 0 '00 255 $71 amon 76 Golden State at Philadelphia Uria idvI, 7 Larrl Arana; S TENTH 6 4 0 600 302 221 I Ramon, 7 Chucho, ( 2 If 51 00. P (72) log SO Boston at New York R figers Q Sam Houston ey, Midwestern, Houston at Washington oQuita Yza. 11 00, 5 110~ 3. I'c' a Aram& (2) 3 70 ,'; fluff I Attu. 4 Mencha, S 6 4 0 600 )?0 761 New York Islanders at aMm 6) Tx, Cleveland at Chicago THIRD - 1. Edd' Arana; 2 Fermin . 7 Marurl. I Larrea II 4) 3420; P1)4)70 10 N Eng 3 7 0 100 IR 240 ne%ols 2400. 1000. $ 60, 2. Alive Echave SV Mary's, Tex 65, Texas A&I F(hanoOlooki. 3. IcaQuiolaI; 4 Wednesday's Games FOURTH Cac ho Javi H;. NY Jets ELEVENTH - 1. Alava Perez, 2 Atlanta at Fhiladelphia 2 1 0 200 194 330 (I) 7 40. 3 40. I Negul Javi (4) 2 go, &I Seattle at Boston Uria Lenox, 5 Ogui:a Alberdi. 6 14 40, 5 10, 1 40. 2. Manclo Okoki (41, Domin(y) fienfloa, I Negui Rarmon. Central Division Los Angeles at Washington Texas Wesleyan 72. Tarleton SI. Washington at Houston Aldana Pere:. 1 Lerrl Via, I I Barre Alit,. S Erdo:a Zarre; 6. 100,360, 3 Buiboa Quote (01.600; Detroit at Pittsburgh SEVENTH - I Ur:a Qulole (4) 68 Atlanta at New Orleans Arecha Javi _____ ______ ______ __________ Are Cacho Azpi. Conic. • 7 0 500 773 Vancouver at California L os Angeles at Portland FOURTH 11)60 Elora, 7 Ocjzn Echave Hous 7 3 0 ?00 I" 154 Toronto at Chicago (0) S 10. 600. 3 Ethar,o levi Exhibitions KAn%as City at Detroit Alava Queola 3 Cacho Jayi. 4 FIFTH - I Maruri Benga (3). TWELFTH - I Santi Z5rre. 7 9 0 1 00 134 290 Kansas City at St. Louis 4 60, 0 (4 1) fA 00, P 14 1) 117 40 Yug( mlavifi Nationals 6S, New Buffalo at Phoenix Manolo Booing *W S Domingo Bilbao Ramon. I Erdora Allu; A EIGHTH - I Chucho Aguirre (4) 16 60, 7 00, 2 40, 2 Chucho Larres -,-1 1 10,11 40, 500. 7 anti MecicP'a (3) );D )H)5 00 ,PU6I)740 I 1, 5 60, 3 Alava Attu (2) SIXTH I. Domingo Zerre (I). (3414700, P 14 3) 12690 ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES 3700, 7, 20. 3 $0; 2. Cacho Qulola (2) ABC IYUR NINTH - ) Menole6Hl70,960, 500,143;) Negui.Javi (31.300.0 85' KY. SRI. 700 2. Erdo:a 4) 1140. 100, 3 _____ 86 SCOTCH 9 a y, er KY. SRI. TROPIC (7113600, P 14 2) 71. 10 Aguirre (2) 1 60; 0 (4 6) 64 10; P (6 RUM . SEVENTH - I Aldaria Javl (4), 4)10690 CANADIAN LIGHT OR DARK 1760, 040. 5 60. 2 Ica Yze (1), 3 IQ, TENTH -1. Cliucho (2)760,000. VODKA CANADIAN PREMIUM 700. 3 Eddy Lenhz (31,300. 0 (I I) ABC EXTRA 210.2 Santi (1)600,110;) Attu (7) p 86.8 CANADIAN 5910 ___ 100. Q (7 1(27 20, P (74) 6030. 00 37 80, EIGHTH -I Manolo Ramon (3). 4 YR. CANADIAN • $60. 520, 410. 2 Erdoic Aguirre HAIG IMP PRANC( AMERA'S RCEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER (21. 060. 6$0; 3. FerminAltu (5). HENRI PHILLIPI , OPEN 1 5* .i t'14 10 00 , 0 (2 3) 35 10; P (37) lOS X LIGHT OR DA$ RUM SCOTCH SUNDA -I SCOTCH Tito miGo NINTH - I I Colaya it), 9.40, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 100 VLA Suc 511M5 I4SFLA SUG RESALE . ARE '6 TO '9 SELOW 4 IILINO.S ias 111P. I & . A'., EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 610.3 00. 2. Agulrre (3) S 20, 320;) 591$ I,.t t' 'j Ally 12 WHOLI$AL( CASE LIST CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AN FOR Areche(Il,$4O; Q (37)3700; P ( 7. 1t4 CURRtNT 55U( 3)11 10. SEMINOLE COUNTY. 2AMj _________ FLA $(VRA( GUIO( TENTH -I Santa (6), 2210. Il so, ________ PROBATE DIVISION 3 60; 2. Ramon (2), 720. 9.00; 3 PROBATE NO. 1S34S-CP DAY THRU ___ __________________________ 2( 73 so' 00 (76) 129 .30 (HARLED OLIVER IcILLEPI. LIG11T OR PARK ' GIN Iti DECEASED ELEVENTH - 1. ErdozaBengoa (I), 11.00, 4 10. 4.00, 2. . _____ ONE SI I icu: I)JW ________ mon (SI. 910,5 40 ; 3. Cacno-Pere: NOTICE TOCREDITORS ______ VII tOOLS II (21,1 60; Q (15)31 20, P(I.5) W 10 48 All creditors of the estate of = PLO C!2'N IT S0L'0$0 Q' h ~ "DISCO" LOUNGE - HIMAY 436 - ~l BLOCK EAST OF 1-4 TWE LIF TH - 1. Manoollo.Zafre (1), I Charles Oliver Killen. deceased, are " I S4111411"11111 I (AM .. ' ROYALE VODKA 41, SOUTH OUPdGE BLOSSOM TRAIL AT OAK RIDGE ROAD 40' $ 40. 120; 310; 2 BiIbo-Aquirre hereby notified and required to file CCI3Ou CANSDIAN ______________ fr"-•T•, $..LI0Q) ESi IfAuTPj, I.'Lt 5"3;1 a:t'sl Izu wie (i CILsC)5 t,sl&l Cj5A3*5 tiLl any claims or demands which they (1). 9.40. 10.00; 3. Marurl Ramon •' SIMORAN IDULEVARO 35 HIGHWAY Il 12 AT 436 tUTT'T SASS 5.CT(I .' (3). 2 00 . 0 H?) 3300. P (2)) may have against said estate In the LORD O.it StOCk SOut,. 0. *tOuai i$lwOaav $OuIv*ID LIGHT OR DARK (IL'S 113S IWO , 05 100 SO; Big Q (IS with 1.2) 677.20. offIce of (lent of Circuit coin'? ot ' PINE HILLS W NIWAY 50 ', CALVERT 5040 IOGIWATIR DRIVE KENTUCKY FLA SOUVENIR - GIFT BOX ASST A - 1.162; Handle - 0101.201 Seminole COunty, Florida, In the _____' -or CANADIAN CURAY FORD AD & CRYSTAL LA ; 6550 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE BOURBON 1% Z SEAGRAM V 0 , TEACHERS SCOTCH courlhouw at Sanford. Florida, OOwI$ $'Ok$$i I 1% ILA . ,A at Sold , ølC*$YtS BEAM KY -C:Zft ,, within fOur calendar months from J W HI WAY________ VODKA co NEAR TURNPIkE 014$ EAST COLONiAL DRIVE VODKA GIN-RUM the dit of the first publication OCOSIi 1,;1 2721 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE this notice Each claim or iernarid .,' i s:'ni WiNTER PARR AT Tilt MALL 'Oa'aIiv lwi'ciAoIs tOu'C.I 3.97QUUT _________________________ must be In writing and must state GIFT MINI-CANES 2.79 4 BOTS ___________ NOTICE OF SALE the place of residence and postonice GOOD Milli , NOV 24 WICOUP011 GDOD N GOOD THUR , NOV 27 w, Coupolif ! YOU are hereby notified that the addres% of the claimant and must be GOOO FRI 40-if 21W,COUP04 ou sworn to by the claimant, pill agent, following vehicle will be solci on December 5th. 191L at 10 O'ClOck or his attorney, or It will become AM. atttie Town Garage. Inc. 954 E. void according to low. STTuirtt f$j-5 Altamonte November 21, 197S Drive, Altamonte OU&*IIflhjC.t$ si'iio fl GF..1ItlT, us ti ' 't' 'lF''.'' F -_ 4It Spnlngt, Florida G. Andrew Speer, '' .'.i: - ____ --hAlt lt Volkswagen fastbact Administrator of Estate ---ID No. 319i#ali of Charles Oliver Killen FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1973 Fla. tog 70MM? ST. LEGER LONDON TOWER WORLD SLIGHTEST ": 90' 7 YEAR Town Garage, Inc. Pubtith Nov. 23,0. Dec. 7.1975 ii evctws tk0TA5iiI(DCITA,,, Seller 94 GIN KY BOURBON DET140 • SCOTCH GIN (Y'YtOu'LA ' 956 E. Altamonte Drive ____ TEQUILA ______ WiSER'S 10 YR. Altamonte Springs. Fla. 32101 10 BULK SALES AFFIDAVIT PubIlth Nov. IS, 23. 1973 __ STATE OF F LORIDA ,$IT*3 Siflhl COUNTY OF ORANGE _____________________ LIGHT OR DARK S game was the prospect of a yanked in the third period for a on my part and on man. winning team. A play football sub, J.J. Jones, after hitting shaw and the undeniable runs of quarter. Harris, the first runner second half. That was when thotight it would be fun to pla y agement's part before next sea- be cause I li ke It," he said, in only eight of 21 passes. Conference's Central Division Franco Harris, who gained 149 to gain 100 yards against Pastorini rolled to his left, with a winner one more year. son.111 chase. dicating that when It ceased to One New York newspaper 6 1 0 600 191 1$) 2 I 0 200 19 719 2 a 0 200 97 219 Western Division 520 $002M170 LA ( , ,'r it CIev,'I,uj Pro Hockey Echave 6 AlbaoPerez. 1 P1egu i"chrz. S flarreMicjuel FIFTH I Erdoza Agwrre. 7 Zarre, 3 Mi'oIo MenCtia, I Marurl Miguel. S Fermin Ram,, 6 ChuthoLarrea, 7 Santi E(he. $ Cc'fay ncjoa SIXTH I Caclo LIor:a, Quiola. 3 Arecho Zarre. Aliya flengoa. DomIngo 5. '.in(hcl. 6 Pdequl Miguel. 7. Bilbao J.ivi, S Oquiza Perez SEVENTH - 1. Ica Leniz. FchanoArana; 3. DorningoOuiols. I Larri Alberdi; S. Eddy Via; 6 AIdAna Okoki, 7. Urza Perez. 8. ARA Mondays Games No gatnes scheduled Today's Garnet Utah at Kentucky Wednesdays Games Kentucky at Dv'nvei' t io'ss San Antonio vs Virginia Hampton Nationals Wednesday's Games Minn Oct G Bay Chic Mexico 67 Louisville 11, Athletes In Action 16 IlIOOrflSburg St. Hi, Barbados S. FlorIda 121. Ecuador Nationals 7 Duke OS. Canada Nationals 15 W. Michigan 96, Panama Na fionals Oregon 93. Australian Nationals Edmonton at San Diego Cleveland At Toronto lfl(ll,n,IpOIIS at Houston Mi nnesota NewInuland , Central Division 1; : ~ his teammates like that. time that the only thing that St. Louis, he was subjected the highest - No 2 6 0 700 162 226 I on match-6tick knees with a himself now. IV Jets have four some of them my fault. It gets failed to produce the PO I sed, pass to John Stalworth. lbrris pinpoint passing of other years, ore games to play and he to be a drag." and Frenchy Fuqua iced it with tired, 32-year-old throwing arm m Namath acknowledged 81 the In lot Sunday's game against this season, not because he gets wouldn't pull the rug from Bradshaw keyed the first of fourth quarter touchdowns, $450,000 a year defense to lift the Steelers to a rope" and 49.947 fan3cheering tw% touchdown runs Phil WHA Mondays Games an; Scheduled Today's Oa ms - - Ball 1 i : .1 L I - Pill - Cleve _~1111111111111 1 -----____ .-- ___---. __ ____ _______ _______ LA\i I - _ ____ SPORTS % - ~_, -_f~- PROVIDENCE, R.1. iAP - TIFUL NEW ABC A former Providenc' DI S ALL DRINKS 48 "YOU ALL COME" I I___ A~ i Not On Court NEW YORK (AP) The American Basketball Association players' union Is going into court Instead of onto the court next Monday. _____ __-.~7 - r 95 CASE ___ QUARTOFt? _f,/ ___ _________ __________ ___ _____ ______ ____ I MILK GAL. 1.3 EGG NOG "DAIRY FRESH 99' QUART . ,~ Richard Petty won an ____ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Harold Solomon, set-ded No.5, defeatet West Germany's Karl Meiler 6-3, 3- 377 - 12 CU. 4074 QUART . M MIS `1171( 25 * 10~nil PHILADEL PHIA BLEND 1 y ABC For Your Tire Dollars. ENGLISH be your best lire buy an ow pf*wjnl gas c good Cor44,Ing today 5 fuel C'131) Plus. every live gives you elf iii. d'U'fltr-,e vadigl tn over conventnsf biai.pty Ires ImOØtt'..q r'd. eeser handlrng better t'bct&i slid firmer reed Aid it.,y ed4 up to a *oof comfort slid ufue, LM _________ IfUI' 8 YR. KY. BRB. _________ __________ ___ 5TH . CANADIAN 469 QUART 100 Ok __ ______ ______ IAW ____ STANLEY ANTIQ* I C 1 _ SCOTCH 99 _____ 12 QT ______ _______ __________ ____ , ' g49 _______ - liroAly IZQTS 1 ____ v-i-I ____ _____ _______ t,A*'',,,..'5,11,11 OPEN i' "' SAVE GAS FHERE'S AN ABC - - ___________ _________________ NEAR YOU 4.39 0000 WID.Nt1V 2SW/(.OUPO 1 3.79j _ I7 QUART ____ i 0000THURS 0V 21 W'COUPOR - 5.1 9 ____________ ,&• , _____ _ '.' • Of _____ 1 we SIN 0 :a' iv _ ' ' "i'.-: - ' .. . . ____ I1I4li11_Tii':_ STANLEY CANADIAN K 0 86 81EN0 .. 'i 449 s 'ii :: , 4995 JAC0UI SLOE GIN ooilr ',(a _______ _______ ' _ _______ 479_______ _ ______ ___ - MIXARY '°" QUART 074$ 529 8.681 100 PROOF P CREME DE - lk 04' 0OYA"i __ ___ 35% 6 YR. BLEND 0 . '*' UOUIUR 799 s 8 YR - SA.XONY (5 LONDON 1.49 -' - r.a- ' * RR*CY _______ ULLIVAN rails 419 it* , 4115113$ - APRiCOT - SlOt Gil ________________ me this 20th day of November. 19S. Judith A. Wort - .. VODKA _ Notary Public _ Publiih Nov 25, 1975 1fl OLD FLORIDA 3510 LIGHT AMARETTO 2.99 '01 ORDARK Ckli 0* (RIN( ClIME 01 CAI( '" Sift MR. souploopi - LOOK - SCOTCH , .,. $ tiliA Soc 115*11 _____ -__ QUART _ ---. VODKA LONG 7^ ftallic YR TOM SIMS KY 8R5 STANLEY afi. K Y iCy' 8 YR. - ____ I *,*r 4(: 23 on J. WALKER REOLABELSCOTCH LEWIS "66" #4104 BLEND L.IUFI -95 4 59 -,. 51,95 Newman arid Jon S Rosenberg, Florida, ri the courthouse at San Attrnys at Law, Suite 1146. CPIA fend, Flor ida. within four calendar Tower. Orlando, Florida 22101, on months from the date of the first the 5th day of December, 1973, at pubIicafnj, of thiS notice. Each 2 pm. for considerat claim or demand must be in writing 4 That then, are no creditors or and must state the place of claims against said .i LESLIE re'sidenceand po%tofllce, addressof or LITTLE DAIRY the claimant and must bill swoorn to MANOR. INC.: that all accounts by the claimant, his agent, or isis have beein paid in full, attorney, or It will t*com* void FURTHER AFFIANT SAITH according tolaw. NOT November I?, iti7s. J Leslie Sullivan Rose Mary Jones Individually and as President As Executrix uf LITTLE DAIRY MANOR, Mack P4 Cleveland, Jr INC. of Clev*iand 1. Mile RUM -3 . - - BRA 86' KY, BLEND CERTIFIED 9 00 GIN SCOTCH lSI5'. (I)I'FICIA[. RALLOI' GENERAL ELECTIOIN 3.88 QuIll_ UL..J1L J ______________________ E,JO..!Jfl.1!I-n _______________________ ______ JACQUIN GREEN OR WHITE ,--6 M. DANT 411-__ , '"' SIR - - 2 29 $10 0'.' Is?w, ICALIF ______ _______ ______ __________ ____ J -_ MAYOR ensen I)r, .1011,) S3 i" Uk 25TH SIZf (ai.c. I .. /,d(,'('() _______________ _____________ ______________________ _______ SOTTUD 1 .4,1 WHISKEY 5TH 1 101 11$ 11415' I V still MAGNUM MIX ANy __11111 ~ ('ITY OF CASSELBERRY SSELBEI{Ry, FLORIDA DECEMBEIt2, 1975 *•I '-liii 3 2'L__3.99 499 GOOD WINE TO SERVE WITH YOUR THANKSGIVING ii.os BETTERCALIF. WINES AMERICAN WINES I IMDflDTrn 449 ( MOUIIN ROUGE C'IAMPAGRI coiooucs 23I$CA5.* 1J'I)i S'u c.o Box Z, Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish Nov, 23 0. Dec. 7, 1975 0(1 111 P _____ _____ MC HENRY 10" 5.39 __________ __________ ____________ CACAO ARMARETTO 86' GIN BL CANADIAN MII 3 &NY CREME DE SEAGRAM USHER'S t - 1 949 glic. W• .OT5 574ti BOURBON LIGHT OR DARK K0 -. CANADIAN SPRINGS OLINTOCK Y 359 488 10.50 40.95 s'.i to.ollo VODKA '0640441 ________________ 010 . SOT. 3 - 0MM8U V SOP 9 - ________ - - -0 GREEN KY BOURBON _____ A',' -- J.T.S. BROWN JACK DANIELS ________ 8 YR. 2 253.01, 3 59 ABC 6195 4995 i, DRY _____________________________________________ REPEATER. .. BARTON'S PAYER'S rROM RUM JAMAICA CANADIAN ODARI 8'L VD 10 YR. KY. BLEND - OLD STANLEY ___ 8 YR. 8 one __________ KENTUCKY GOLD COACH 449 ENr' GIN 86.8° CANADIAN PREMIUM 599 ,... 6895 90 GIN KNICHISRRIOGE WiSER 15 YR CANADIAN 8ONO899''. 9950 MR [13 KY GIN 5.99 11.15 5.49.. 6195 CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR PUERTO RICOS fINEST STANLEY ____ SCOTCH L'tA., 1 .88 _________________________________ jj 0 RUM ______ KY. 888. A 79 ~ Itliil _________ L'_ 4-1110111013 - -_J .LL. _______________ lPI of - VERMOUTH 2.79 --.-' 0000SAIiÔV ?IW'COUPON -' lIp. RMWNM - CERTIFIED IGHT BRIDGE RO S(ClJCTItJk ot ,00, ___ BLIND ____ _____ 90° GIN ' Y(AP 35'.. 4Th. $0' ____ MISART _12 CU 4$75 OLD CROW 5.97 - GO00FRI.NDV7$WICQUP -' - l2nisll" a' BEFORE ME, th* vnidorSigroold EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. authority, personally appeared, J. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR LESLIE SULLIVAN, individually SEMINOLE COUNTY and as Presiden t of Little Dairy PROBATE DIVISION Manor, Inc.. who, after being duly PROBATE NO. YS-)42.CP sworn, deposes and says: 1. That he is engaged ma businets In RE: Estate of sales of ice cream and related Louvenia Cleveland, iNc Lavenie prodtjcts, located at Highway 434, Cleveland. eke Lavinha Clevelaid Forest City, Florida deceased. 7 That he has entered Into a Sales Agreement dated the Mh day of NOTICE TO CREDITORS OctOber, 1975, to sell all of the sets All creditors Of the estate of of Little Dilry Manor, Inc. to Louvenia Clevel a nd, ak a Lavenie JAMES MILLER, 40$ Alcagar Clev eland. a-Na Lavenla Cleveland, Avenue, Altamonfe Springs, Florida deceaseij, are Pieieby notified and 37701 as set forth In said Sales required to file any claims or Agreement demands whIch they have against 3. The time and 'place cf payment sa id estate In the off Ice of Clerk of I!t SCOTCH _______ _______ ____ 2.29 __BRANDY - IMP. DIWMA1K HORSE _______ iMP._ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WHIT - . J, BOND'S MILL 7C __ voou KY. 888. ___ 3 inn it A) OTS 749', .49 ____ UT 8 YR 86° 010 STANLEY 549 . 6195 01. ABC 8 YEAR SCOTCH QUART 10 YR SILAS H0W(. 5.99 Hw68.95 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 86° II ANTIQUE 1> 5.49SHERRY ____ :,- .' Seagram's KY. BRB, KY 888 BONDED KY. BOURBON ____ - __.. THANKSGIVING (,,1114040 CANADIAN 7 20 FLA SUG RESALE CIRTIFIED BRANDY' l`-'!oio"" 5.79 ,.-,63.95 STANLEY SCOTCH - - . 3,99 #,tool 47.75 UT I? YR McH[NRY KY BRB. 599 . 6995 SOMETHING SPECIAL .99 "i 99.50 --, 51.95 01 CERTIFIED SCOTCH e.., 69 95 1.4 . -Cn A , 11 a at 'Age V-0, BARTON PROOF ______ _____ -. ________ HAR WOOD SCOTCH , ________ ~ :_____ IMP. DRY SACK I A%-- I ___________________ 24 01 ______ / _____ GOOD TUU.OV 25 WCGPOR HARVEY BRISTOL (RUM ANNE _______ ________ ml4 S.99 _ i '..,_,_ 12 .69" ' QUEEN - DICKEL 4T1 ILACI (AlIt T(NP4 WHISkY 0000 V0 'RO y 24W COuP0N QUART ROSSI VERMOUTH ________ BONDED KY. ORB. 8 YEAR .--- . I ABC RUM - _____ ANDRE ______ OF 24 .1:.., - .- SCHENLEY ___ Gl' _________ . . ____ , ___ _________________ .1-1111:1.10 ______Cia.ann IIF51*1*1,15 1 TAVERN BLEND ____ _____________________________________________________ i GERMANY 469 ______ ________ ed bfa I LIEBFRAUMILCH IMPERIAL ___ _____ - _ BROWN LABEL BOURBON ___ GIN BUSCH BEER 6 PAK CA3( u.s 429 .-'.;"' 1 399__MIXARY 1? ITHS ___________________________ I Notice QUART POPOV 1I QT. CRAWFORD 1 mp #11A Ye I 86' KY. BLEND / IZAY 17 01% soz _ 4 QUART ____________________________________ s..'e w.e grt.ng lhe mosi I t'oney Thai *Pi1i wed fe I ¶II?YD'S OF LONDON R G111 19 _________ % ... . , ________ of QUART QT. IMPERIAL qjj 4... 5TH _SUA*fltT 14111 _______ Of _ Oua.ennI44T1IUSI10 - SCOTCH WHISI(y CARIOCA s" 12 0T1. Fill 4- 1K RUM ....,,.,,, 1 _______ CATTO I . 0 ... domestic cats Ttsats usi about twCe the m)eag, you'd elpet? tra' sori,ee ' - ,'l tie under The s-.me dv,,,r. CQ?'r, A'. Decaus of Its tHief design tis. Mitheiin r with fess road 'es-,',-'re t$.3~ ''1tJ4L (..5 ri ''4! y C3/' i-If? 88 . ________ 63 is 415) 011*1,11 _ Value and alsoamaj*s QUAAT ___ ______I GORDON GIN YEAR JIM BEAM l (Sr 1) - Legal 2.99 _______ . IlL' GfIA-henIq CQ0' ___~ (IT. CAMAIRM UJI BLACK a WHITE QUART449 _BLEND 379 _SCOTCH499 _QUART 0.i.&*Tr?,mctsIlrsi _ or _C.A e'vlt.r rtslP,Is _OT _@t..L*Trt 1 We'll Be Happy To Explain 5TH 4 ~Jym I I DRY GIN 49 4 99 MltAY IZITHS VODKA I _ _____ ___ ___ $0' SYR IRS WOLFSCHMIDI I it _______ _________ BOURBON JIM __ _ CANADIAN CLUB 4 YR Ky SCOTCH SCOTCH BLEND OR ~ ________ _ -. WHYTE & MACKAY PETER DAWSON ' . _____ ,C "*~'] U. N I I, -~ V 24 W Coul"0111 ___________________ ________________ Tennis Championship against fellow American Brian Goufried. Mith.,n . &-on - ET1 TRADEWINDS RUM _____ _____ 11P 1 0 lo% -- 1.99__ ii~ LEISCHNANN ______ __ Solomon In African Finals £vemyM.chen'x't.I - GUIDE ____ ____ ___ __ SCHENLEY _ 4979 ROYAL DELUXE _ _______ , ____ CASE FORT MEXICAN TEQUILA ~kA,d Flmimolr* VODKA , STR. WHISKEY It-To 0 '::,a 418$ Z -!__ _______ - MIX ANY12013. -1114-11111111111 "- ______ ___ _______ ___ ERN ____ % 3 =* 0I 0 f . o!t .I=D~ YEAR WHITEHALL - unprecedented sixth Grand National championship despite finishing 16th in Sunday's 500-mile stock car race at Ontario, f / :r- QUART -!_ ________ 8 YEAR SCOTCH - VODKA _____ TEQUILA Y•V•O. MARTIN _______ _____ 9 9 VODKA Petty Crowned Champion ___ tark 10 RELSKA ____ DELUXE RUM -___ __________________ _ BLOODY MARY. DAIQUIRI MAI TAIWHISKEY SOUR " __ 6 .64 HOLIDAY COCKTAIL MIXERS ~ 11 ('1. YOUR CHOICEI QT. EARLY TIMES 5TH ' _______ 0 ______ KY. BRB. KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN - _______ ______ _______________________________________________ and Utah teams in wobbly financial straits, announced Monday it had filed an application to intervene in a pending suit between the ABA and the NBA. bele the UtMe4,n .., Iii. 59 Lf..__ The players organization and their attorneys are headed for Southern District Coin in New York. in front of Judge Robert Carter, where they will present a sevencount case against the National Basketball Association. the 18 NBA clubs and John V. Brown, ABA president. The Players Assiociation,stirred by recent job losses by sceral of its members because of the folding of the BalWreandSno fr nJwith I ts Via , I ______ - Econom RONRICO LIGHT RUM NOV. 29 1 4•97 4.69QY. ALL SPECIALS GOOD THIS STORE ALSO ' - X1_ NOV. 23 --' 4.99 ' ___ ______ GRAND OPENING STORE ONLY 1. Catvfft EXTRA I-73Ail FOUR ROSES ____ * SUPER SPECIALS THIS PAGE GOOD GLEN MAVIS SCOTCH . I - --(--- - SPECIALS 7 SALE ___ 3 RIVERS .__ I • ______ Alt. OUNCE 0 RI N KS -i STANLEY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS C ' JACQUIN RUM TEN HIGH _______ , INTERSTATE 4 SALE LASTS 7 BIG DAYS ________ "" GordonW 1/2 BLOCK EAST OF LIQUOR DEPARTMENT STORE 1xcir DANCING "TIL 2 A.M. hit Ketvirtis outside a college cafeteria because he thought the &I I Wmmte was going to strike him. , ONE OUNCE 11113 ___ Legal .otsce ____ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES .11 - FABULOUS NEW ABC ' __ •-*- moll of 11411111 0,11110CII WEEK DAILY CERTIFIED 900 __ - WITH CHRIS THOMAS Ame rican Basketball Association 's Spirits of St. Louis, contended he struck Ket%irtls with his fist. Barnes said he - C0 ' , ,'', PLUS ALL ' _____________________________________________________________ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 9 P.M. lit 7? players collided during a Providence College practice session. DAYTONA BEACH (Al') (SEMORAN FEATURING ABC'S FIRST the face with a tire iron In 1972, several hours after the two ABA In Court, IF I t __ . 4.99., '., ERICA'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE (", Ilf-gle basketball pla%er's $1.5 million suit against pro star and former teammate Marvin Barnes neared a jury today, the six th day of trial in U.S. District Court. T~e defense rested Monday, but cotinsel for the plaintiff, Las'rence Ketvirtis, had one more witness to call. Cklng arguments were expected to follow before th e judge charged the jury. Ketvirtis alleged in his suit that Barnes struck him in 0 BRANDY ______ _____ . [~ 11 Expected Goes To Jury Today ______ ___ CLAN $1.5 Million Suit Vs. Barnes _ SUNSET __ _______ I Ilk 10 -- --- A'. - 100° _ IN BRIEF JACQLJIN R - 11 - 1.. 6% , /I / sasia- �-. .--F---..-- 4&-Evrnng Herald, Sanford, Fl ' A% _ ~ A,Ii ~ Legal Notice E EIGIITEkNTH CUIT. IN AND FOR OLD COUNTRY STORE I X 1111,1111, pa I A ITNESS my hand and the Seal of this Court 1141 loth day of NNem kite 7 Altamonte 5rni. Florida ini Attorneys for Petitioner wife North 0 CWTOFFLORIDAINANOrOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION In Re (stat, ci vIRGt.i.. C FULLER deceased and Having CLairnsorO,maedsAWens, Sanford, FWida 17771 put-,!&h Nov 11, IS, Ills OE i c' NATIONAL TGAGE ASSOCIATION. FEDERAL SI I u' ALMOST NU CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP I - ____ vs RICHARD IJCHMAP4PI and MARY LOUISE SUCHMANN, his wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION 'to RICHARD SUCmMANN and MARY LOUISE BUCH'/t.NN 0i wife .1 _R , . . Ts I'7OU -- .. - - . - . - 4 . - VT- /,g_ s-- DELTON p- ge on the ,,jag# in - KBG IS - I . - CE TO SEE...- UTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES bett - 11 - . . - - IAS SHOPPINGFUN "1-1 rr'ole COLWO Y. F poridia,dQUf.bed i", qollows -W.- 75 "f 'P-c P,MI u,r r 4 - I I- f-;--:... ~". am AID . - i == 1... - -.-.-." I h - ' : - V- .- - -: __ - L_-_~ - r -77 -; ;. ' - . s- I .n t, 0 r• /sI(mjt'arti,ndtp,elof 5A4 Court "ti 7th day at t•.,..,., 4 t - - -, -1 has bew filed against you &rto yo,j , ,t.t payments. - 40=20 1 . I --- ~_ - - SHOES -- - - - -- YOU years to receive her B A - .---. "--' - -L I OR MORE . - - - BLAIR INSURANCEAGENCY-!TSAFAMILYAFFAIR Iltor) Montelflalr,C,enleBlalr,andStevefllalr. urr I'leturedabove ______ - 1 I . -- , isOW sore noun GardenLand CASSELBERRY - 1400W. First St. _________________________________________________________ a a Phone 3233866 and 3237710 A 0 : I I . I . & - ' • . I L1] 95 NOWS liiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prices 905 10 5739 after Pre-Christmas I -- -!. It Fertilizer% TC,11_11,1~~%-., We have a credit plan designed to fit your budget --- APPROVED IN L - 17!" ,it RP a other 57(JtfrJt(, C.irrVing civ, r , t, --ct,*1lIhffi, ,r !~,, - Q~ * -0 , -.;Iit - W Sanford ri. I : m 323-"30 r r . - I-STROOLCING A %L% 51-~tptf~- FRU AR%V STRI.Til4 sTIll Fj%t.(lIl'l I • . . r- 0 - '1 C OPEN DAILY - The Blair Agency is a family necessary to make sure his Friday 9 6, and in their new business, since Genie's two sons insurance needs are f Illed at the location, on Saturday 9-1. 5c.e'ei _. : -. #_ . :9 •MIRRORS DEALER SANFORD PLAZA 14% 707 S. Park Ave. AUTO INSURANCE 24 Year Old% Leon d ~ I Sui,c-u EZ Payments I 4,....1911 i i i FENCH AVE,,SANFORD 322.7684 I - Roofing Contractors I I., ~ ,& •IdEW ROOFING •AIi TYPES ROOFS LICLNS(o flOP4OED&IIISURED . - I .. -.- -1: It - C C exhaust pipe and babor! (for as long as you own your car) .s'us-'nat sa guarane. Q i7 # your time shopping around. where your friends are" WaRtehankirl.- slops automa t ically $ 24°' r ' A . I_. other Shre4dtrs $69 SO UI, ~george 2 C F or Out Patient Therapy 919 E 2nd Sanford Fla St Ph. 322 6i7 I 3 44 , ,. __. . :vj r - N Private Patients - VA -Medicaid 1 . __~.__ . W_T~_: en: i`~~ rg.Ino~_ _--__~-~;W=Z!~~.zl --.~-,- A --~ Xn~ - -11:~~w~F__! -;z __ -; ~ __1M ~ -kt: _-Ti-_ ~~ -~__ %W A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS Stuart l3314%IR0t)4R$0 _!&!~ - f - - -,-, - -- lf~-A e - - ;-_e. __- 0~_'_1- 4~~,'_-___~=~_~ -s_~-14 .;--Ii. x,q.~~--,-- - CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL 14_ 1;~fW ,"'4t i-y;w f, _.7 1s!~7-j--,p~~.- ;k - _f.-:-A HOUSE CLEANING ill [-A-X,n=~ 1~ s-1-_r v:z M~Q-_ ~ - _. -_ ~____ ~.____ Z_.___~ - L :~; -_~ _________ I. C IJIrl(ts *Ovens •Woodwork *Was Floor •Shwcr. Tile & Tub •W.ndos & Screens OlEverilhedogilhe gettintheway 0 k7laza _________________ SANFORD SCHLENK i-s I cy 1k -; r __=_k14 0,0 's e 4 "e&4 shaves and soaps for C men from $ 300 n ru'saa w. your C NOWAITIU( FOR PARTS' . - I* t, i ' 4 h. dlofthestreamne mece and the combint'ition is ttw than exciting There I 'i y-, LI You,multlrt d 1 CUSTOM PIPE ILND1P1C DUAL _______ governors office is what st. is once the royal bedroom *ALL WORK GUARANTEED * HAVING A PARTY' WE LL CLEAN UP AFTERWARDS' •_ - : I . F__ ~ -. - . . - J~, 1c, . .1 I ., , -;.If I I , %# I for so littlel 4:.-4-,. , --,f %. 1 . , , - ~ , CUSTOM . . . ."~~ ~; ._, e I z -tl*. ~ / %.% k. ., i. 1-i 11 t CARIBBEAN CRUISES .~ %P4 , R U N NIN ii G I U R A GGE D ? Irtinspoftation anywhere if, the world We spe(Olize it, cruises tttr'.t Lot us get rid of those rodents or other pests for you before they do any more damage We have trained, IIAF'PV TlsA?-J5'S(,lVItJ(, experienced men, specially equipped to do the lob rIght ARE L. Ii EMERGENCY SERVICE ript - 'p.rt i.ir kmiti,h,p • fabric Samples 0 Pickup and Delivery 60ver 26 Yrs Experience CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE --_ I - _____ C Il II C fl C C i ¼.OitI uS I or , tree L5tImQte _' ~l - , r i- ;1_%_r.J_ z ~.___~-1i~i _~A_1' .:----I ~ -.5--l._,__i~j~ :---~%Z_~~-. Vss--r-1 --i--, ' -7~ kiq Q:::_~a~ ik - N-7:17N _____ AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD I _;:~Z . _' tt I 574 N Orlando Ave Winter Park Mall Telephone 645 2060 Open 9-305-30. Sat 10:00 2:00 pm All modes of TRAVEL HINT on new furniture when gours can look like new I I ., r I I N. pocketbooks Plan your trip -- Why spend moneg I ,- •• ~- . V,w'k_ . ~z ~Jjtj-j' - - 4 "111111111u111uIuIUUIUUIIIIIIIIIIIuuIUIuIIUUuI '7 F Hawaii provides somethincl -_ ~ ' . ., ~4, -- I I for all personalilie% and I I .4 • i .' Ci : ' " - - - r' , bz, '. h mysterious East in aqood a fish market or nice cat e i -- '• ...i i 1 ,_ jiilt~~Ie Z~_ . I . e -s in I 4 _. -1 C~_;V_ - 11 .__._~ v v! __ ; FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL HR ANSWERING SERVICE Kawalahao Church. which was built of coral slab t 5A-_X7(;k-_ ihn ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE 11I • 24 H COR SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST Sanford, Florida Phone 322 7624 Starts from * HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORF" and billiards tables In thie- .ii.racfc. Nobody' going to beat my offer.1 .. ..-... I E on the muffler, tailpiple _ Hand - orre qift, Of Royuc colognes, after . '' t'"... - LIFETIME I - - I rogue OUR WORK IS OUR REPUTATION . 0 'V It11 Dashing Lashing With _d' - Thompson will give you a written GUMA 'I / ( '4 1. NURSING CENTER 400 L , I AND •REPAIRS ik : 1~r 0 • Pet Supplies I Fl 11,1~j •14 • I _111 ° Remember 4 pppp Kalakaua Rex Hawaii's la, ,f I MONDAY, TUESDAY • Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items Annuals 'II be the wiser y Take your car to Empire Auto Body, 118 S Myrtle Ave j -' LOW RATES Senkar his Empire Auto Body business up north Bob changed the nam , ,,n though •a esoismaPe:ev R tIlt? Ie Seminol S PRECISION CUTTING Wlt - en" pt - TREATMENT OPEN MONDAY-SAT. I th t exce three months later purchased it from Match M Ra'lif fs 'T'as FREE SCALP IiPJRCHAQfnERS ~ machine in Seminole County. Empire. It used to be that when AND BARBARA t , 16, I in SYLVIA, JOHNIETTE r -" ' SART -SiPPLIFS .GLASS i In Florida Bob went to work your frame was bent that was for Ratliffs Body Shop and the end of y our car , but Em _________________ - It, *WALLPAP ER U UP NOW! PICK YOURS - the time with a client that is Monday through Thurs. 9 lowest rates possible: these are With Almanac Planting Dates 1 FURNITURE SALES t The with clean driving records their and the willingness to spend all Agency his hours to suit you - Jersey. -, -- I BOOTS ___- 1976 CALENDARS I 11111", kindergarten fore years in New send their frame work to - - -- For Every Pufpose AND Fr ' wasn 1 enough work for Mary equipment in their shop andbeenina Ih E wreck youcanbesure can unbend un I she attended college 14 long _______ 36 1 , lilyS and EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER ---n - could work on cars. Instead of In tinues on with Empire. Steve was "Just for the :ove of the living room of his trailer. Munger has been straightening money." Bob laughs and says The family grew, they had to frames for eight years, and has "with live children, It %as a build a house around their t he know how and equipment to necessily." Mary, who "s trailer. and Bob began do the best Job. Billy Strop Is the eschewed teaching for the achieving recognition for hIs only man in Seminole County bookkeeping work at Empire, Will In making cars out of tot2l emphatically answered "yes wrecks, and was known as "the with a Journeyman's license in body work, and gives Empire best body man around the years of backbreaking the benefit of his 12 years ox Seven years later, with five pe rience Bill Cravens is the work hIId completed h front end alignment specialist, It you can't or don't want to and thriving busIness Bob and and has been here for five emulate a life like that of Bob's years. and Mary's, at least you can hard enough for awhile, so they It your car is sold everything and moved to Empire Auto Body has $20,000 benefit from it. lorida Raising children worth o frame an al ignment ~I 0 OFF ,, - frame men around Painter their work. own business and began to build Ch When asked if all his hard es ter Osgood has been at his own garage area where he Ratliff s nine years and con work and striving for success "-- . , - . I started. Bob soon started his 'sI'-" _N1_ 9- I )At?, C AY of pcvvroet 'Seeli Arthur P-f fl.ckisurn Jr Clerk f the Circuit Court B, (art f.CPti'. (8, ~ F.IMPIRE AUTO BODY -WOR711y St *CCF-W) R TO R AT 1.1 J'FS - - - New, name but 52MC 9tandards; of I:IUR~lly 2nd workmanship this Court, I!, S . ~ . --.. . 1;_W~ --nd'i....._, clMervirise `!J11: 11 -11 11#11 - . Auto B(>dy (formerly Ratliffs Housed in the spacious Body Shop), III S. Myrtle Ave., Bob updated all the old Wilding of Empire Auto Body Is In Sanford. Auto Glass and Seat Cover, reorganized for efficiency and owned b Bob and his wife. Mary, are Louis Child from New Jersey. Shortly after speed in order to get the job Maintaining the same done faster and better. Empire reputation as Empire for being 4hey were married Bob began Auto Body has five full time "the best there Is," Auto Glass Seat Covers stands behind business and their family I it s-, ,. '-'---.,a i.! tOVret D#- ~#- rT?jf, 4, Is. IVIS, 1 I ll= tile the #.r, llen :,rfensn, I an, this .s(t.csn on S mi th Harden. PA • oriçn4l with the Clerk of Ih,s Cort for the Plaintiff. wtsose either before service 0.' the Plan 'dd'fS5 is 131$ Barnett Bank till's attorney of Immediately €4u-ldn. JaI'5Cn.u.ItC, Florid# t'5ert1er, other wit a dttai' will 207, and lilt the original *'Th thebaefttuiec.3.ganU you for the ret.,# ,.-tore 1 I?- ._ -. k... ,tqure(l to svryr a cc-c, r ,;I , your Slfw, Of land!) F for do 12601, on of !; 0 "Ick 911luaciiii;0 r I 0 .--- . fl '4D APD PETRuSrt. ..4 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, na. 32807 -= - AUTO B001, SHOP . - .. Ii Seminole County. SERVICE STATION .111HIIIIIEW, I'- - - N , . . (9T4 - . . GEOJiGE C. HEARN .1 PT x . .4 Empire Auto Body - . ; IIEV CORD14- or 17 & 92 ' 3 -- a ------#-- . _. i w : 0 T 6 00 Closed Sun 'A - 9111 -1 . R es, dt-rc e V r i, miw n YOU ARE NOTIFIED fh,at an " actaon?ofo,eclosea fOtIo**ngproptrtymorfqa9,c,, in S.em. '-!~r e Dt,rrr.#,er 4rf. - I - ' o,.,,,, - ~ I -~-ffi ~' vommm" - 9 •i._t1L1I[ •.1*1 - / 01 the building blocks that ha ve whether y our driving rec ord is with those of other agencies. surance clerks, and are gone Into the Insurance clean or if you're a hard-to, tl1r Agenc y specializes in knowledgeable in the various business of Genie Blair, and place driver. For all your In. 1ping young drivers, ages 16 aspects of the business, Genie have made it successful surance needs. "Call Blair, and through 2S, with good or poor believes In the Sanford Insurance is compare!'' - . I 1111111111111, t__ HEARING - ij. . - ., Genie Blair invites you to help her out. Monte and Steve compare the prices she offers work for the agency as In. ;; It ; I 1111111 n m W " '. •.- ld . -- •-. _____ W Insurance a person can carry Is now S15,000 sx,000, S5,000. I IF I I sk the man who wears oneP a :°' minimum amount Of liability rates are most competitive, . . . ST I / The Horatio Alger tale of a County has known and pire'smachlne will straighten it Sanford, and welcome Bob and poor boy working hard and respected for many years, and out with nodifficulty. Front end Mary Preisler. - ADV. makInggoodisthetr ue st or yof ex pe cts Empire to merit the alignments are another Bob Preisler. owner of Empire same respect. speciality of Empire's. . . monthly ' GARY ./ MOSKOP and DEBORAH C MOSKOP h, wife Oefenor's NOTICE OF ACTION P0/it Grandparents can keep their and every shopper is looking for ; I 24 Telephone 2774481 FACTORY AUTHORIZED . ____ 1, OPEN -. reasonable down payment, they have had accidents, and need efforts. oil, and you can't do without it. will allow you to finance your an SR 22 filing to keep their A wish to help abundant So get the best bargain for your Insurance premiums with low driver's license. And for drivers knowledge. professionalism insurance dollar. The Blair .- B er f UIRK UIRE TOWPAoNuFAEDa3oEA4thST Sat - I - I or semi-annual basis, After a help place those motorists who Sanford through Individual operating expense as gas and "eiOr \ 11 i., 031 3304 l T CASSELBERRY, FLOR IDA '_ Ir k I H HIGHWAY 1742 World - . i-- .- Or your Insurance on an annual driving records. They can also and in the revitalization of today lust as much of an . ke a blessing from above. _____ for cash and are unable to pay $ ,4/ , . . s ChristmaS Brbi i A • Ti,* o cc Triple dresser th 2 mirrors, massive bachelors chest. stands. velvet and wc*d headboard. Complete with I nigh, i b"dift4v and frame. sise fle descr ibed A% foltows Lot 14, OAKLAND HILLS, al: cotd;mg 10 the Plat thereof as recOfded in Plat Book 13, ;w9ts &3 and " of flile public records of Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand and thipSeal ol this Cow, an Noviemb" 3rd. 19?5 jr lor,da . . .. _. - AL ¶L°ILJ''. ' ____ The Blair Agency can be your answer if you are hard pressed Pictured above Iookingfor just that right gift Is Colcen Terry. INCLUDES - .., - '40. Massive Mediterranian Bedroom Set BETTY SMIT - *t ;. .. . ____ -, , . - % ". g 2Yecus Lot us show you what a wonderful experience day care can be - . _- . - - your Christmas shopping for outgrown clothing in as long as toys. clothing and games for having clothing, Almost Nu he little ones at Almost Nu it is not stained, torn er worn. to their little guests inexpensively carries toys and games for . wrtfl Thrift op, be sold on consignment. Ap. at Almost Nu. children, 2 mi. north of Dog Track pointments are necessary for For vacationers Unprepar ed . Road on Hwy. 17-92 in those wishing to sell their s Christmas, with many for Florida's climate Almost Nu persons having less money to clothes on consignment, so carries out of season clothing. Alt p phone S3,4 7327. Jeanne Rosseau and Iris Spend than In the past. and with concept in children's shops Not all of the clothing at Crystal are the friendly owners Pir Ices up on most Items in the where g a s been Almost Nu is used, some carry of Almost Nu. Meeting them 051 11mr Nu offers an outgrown ca - g recycled. No the original price tags. II you and shopping in t he ir unique oPPor un ' o have a botmtiful tem of clothing at Almost Nu is are a brand name Shopper, store Is a sheer pleasure. They Christmas at a lower cost. stained, torn or Shows Your Christmas shopping signs of you'll be glad to know that have been In business just about ,*%ear. In fact the only way these won't be complete fill you stop Cinderella, Nanette, King Cole, a year but have received clothes Almos t Nu and see the toys. can be told from new is Greenaway, Don Moore and overwhelming response from y e reasonable price tags on Rob Roy are among the brand area residents who are all too games a nd clothing they have them, 1' you. name clothing Almcst Ni familiar with havingta d' discard All mothers know what a carries. "Almost N ng, toys and frustrating and expensive Remember Jeanne, Iris, You can find girl'S sizes from games. Economy and Quality are the Winnie the Poo. and Tiger, too, experience children's growth infant through 14. boy's sizes can be, and to them Almost Nu Say Sft you soon at Almost NU4 - ,• - ______ er .an ever before by doing You can bring your children's homes stocked .',ith up todate these things in a store. Besides Route 426 - . Ake sure LAWN &GARDEN EQUIPMENT _~ -•- , , OVIEDO TRACTOR CO WHOLESALE RETAIL ..? - - . - .- 32763 .- (305)574-1 .or 574-1494) U S ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN / ARE NOTIFIED that an Records of . ,-- . . ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTIni, - - . -- 1236 Provnce Blvd. (Bore ______________________ ___ privileges may be suspended. And you must show proof of liability Insurance before your vehicle inspection sticker Is . . - Lamps...Inc Inf a nts / M: _ Genie person wh ,rerates, maintains, or uses a iotorvehft lathe lorida must have liability Insurance In force or their I. - . '4 N, the future accordingt . - I I ¼. -1_::-t - .. 5441 I ,.. , PIaintff, i . I .' -- -1 . .',oJ1vr1p. -- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ci 1 . I ) Something Norkils Coming To BARBARA NICHOLAS. his wife UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Po o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. COUNTY. FLORIDA. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-11`72-CA-01-C S TOCKTON WHATLEY DAVIPI I CASE NO 7$ 7337 CA-es C COMPANY. a Flofrda corporation. COMPANY a Fr.da rpora?n Pl a i n ti ff I ________________________ .. E ,clu.'veI, Detiqnd For C surance but now are placing h of insurance. Blair Agencyan sell you insurance on homes commercial property, mobi'e s, renter Insurance, work men's compensation; _____ - - EDUCATIONAL . m - _____ _.q~ ll~ r- . - I ,I 11, '- .~ Vk. ., _ " - .0 .,~,:, ~4~ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE -I .• 'S World A Bob J hAV riioiirr 90 -DAY I UVMflMFI ILL S.1 un wnrriirn erntii,r L't HR. flPIPtL SERVICE . FREE ESTIMATES 408 MATTIE ST. SANFORD 323-1329 ~ everything except life and 60 - ft DET9S . 4 -. Publish Nov 4, III. IL 25, 1915 427 South New Yorb Avenue Winter Park, Florida 327" Publisi't Nov 11 75 1975 _ : . - •- provide a more extensi,,(. ________________ ;_ . .1 0, PH. 36s.n4i Clerk of the Circuit Courl -nistriiii -i.i . . • . MONDAY SATURDAY - MOR (Seal) Arthur H 8tkwiffi . Jr E*ard Wallace Erigl.no.r 5 Administrator ti t.te .-' . PH.834-2327 ClAir"I and demands WhiCh torn Whose address either Of YOU. rity have against said 2XI, Of1411`1410. FW;da 32M. on or estate in the office of the ler k of the biti December I?th, 19yS. arid lilt Circuit Court of I C A4ic;al Circuit. Seminole county, the original with the Clerfx of this Florida. Prwolie Divis~on, ,n the Cajrthcwse at Sanford. Florida. ?Puere,,tteq, otherwise a default w r calendar 5* entered agans' you for the rel.c' mosthi from pbIcat,ors of this notice Each demanded In the complaint Doled at Winter Park. Florida, - Iff RE•CHARGE ALL MAKES' .NEW & USED PARTS .INSTALLATION . ! . 11 - I - - 1110 _____ enhrebuildingatper i - ; . 7EN-IrAdir,771 .,M ., -, pOtefltlalClI(r)fs In the pist .r -. Hw il 2 mi no. of Dog Track Rd. . tion for foreclosure of a age CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST h.a befrl filed agains/yu and° SAID ESTATE: YOU *rid each of you are herfty &ee remired to serve a COPY or your notified and required to tile any wrl"en dirlonses, it any. to it on -- ) 1 e - i4- " filed in awplicate And state the Place of resiclience and post office address of the claimant and mvsl be SwWn to by IP.r claimant. his Agent Or Stt*rn". Of the t4me Shall t* void % '4 •.:- Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO GEORGE H NICHOLAS Deeose-c :. : i 't"t, - NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING - . - - WITNESS my hand and seal this Court of Sanford. Stmrs,ie 11A ENGLANDER ~~ t 11 - CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE No. plit-15-296.Cp _____ - m. 1____ I . , ov O e move of her insurance business, Blair Agency, to larger quarters itt 2510 A Ok Ave., Sanford, on December 1st _____ t- _____-- RecordsBcfl&pag,5oi,pgb SX inclusive. Public Records at Seminole County. Florida, ac Cording to the Plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17. pages -4 through fl, inclusive,ublRecorti of Seminole Coun t y , Florida. together with an undivled interest on to the common elememg COUNTY, FLORIDA. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION fa~ I , Ph. 834.07722 (Toll Free) Casselberry 11 e way Genie Blair deSCrib" ._____ .1 --r -'!. I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GEORGE NICHOLA S and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. BARBARA A NICHOLAS. ii wife CUlT, SEMINOt..E COUNTY, . 1. I - ion ofthefntp,aterortM At?orneyj for Plaintiff sa me will be barred. PubIih: Nov. 11, Ii, 25 Dec 7. 1975 Fileclat Sanford. Flarida.thi% 26th DIET SA September, 191S _________________________ r W. Fullef. Sr -'- ,, Administrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I, ,'. F.U llef of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FULLER I - -, S ' . - AttOrny for Estate FREE WIMATES -- 830-4222 n TheM . -9 , 7 - Id Estate. You are hereby notibed and County. Florida, th!s 71h da t Ct ftQw, rM to present any CIa;m% and November. 191SL demands Pi,th you may have (Seal) Against the estate Of VIRGINIA C. Arthur H. Beckwith, jr . FULLER deceased late of Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Ccijjrf County. Flor4a. to the Clerk of the By: Martha 7 Vsriten oijrt, and tie the seme in Clerk Circuit ... and as provift,d in Section james j. Loveless. Jr 733AL Florida StaluileL in their CO the firm GILES. HEDRICK oftic. in the County Courthousi Seminole County. Ficirlda, *Jtp,im 104 East Church S?r"t 'j 434 831.2677 Condominium Residence Unit No IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- .. - Nursery Rd. Longwood Seminole County. FWida, is as follows] DET 60 I , P ifi - k ristmas Costs Less - Publish Now 11. lll 25, Or< 2. Ill$ z. I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -J *Dt the Clerk of iatd Court and o 5rYC4CDPYther1 uPO,,P, pa ft ftosnyS, os name 40d Address is Set forth Wow, not later thin December 22. 1975 II ou fati to & so a Difault will e entereci against you for the rtfef demandetj 'ntheComplal,,, Thi real proper? AL;EaADwACx BY Harvey U Alpir. Esg 416 East Smeran 8olevird, :- Ch I And i Case P, 75 7306 CA 09 F and I?') L,'i-% OffiCeirS of - : i ___ - .L cinq INC. Blair InsuranceAgency ' (bate RCr-are DrpvtyCIer SUPPLY SEMINOLE . . Hwy UflLo;q wod _I1 ', -_tj,za~.f~_ . - __ ___ ~,F`;= I SPECIALISTS IN 17.92 HWy. Beckrl therIeBBeci,' his wife. has been filed against you (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) rpp H Bec k w i th. Jr I I" . poraflon. versus E Vnctnt Lang,' ,rldivIduililly aria as Trustee. and Edgar i Becker And Katherine D demanded ,n the . . . . .i . i, I I I You are rseceby notified tp,a,asu, to foreclose a First Federal Sanq and ioar Association of Orlando, a car At Almost Nu - *Electronic Engine Tune-Up *Auto Air Conditioning I Denv". Colorado .e matel thereafte,'. Otherwie a be en'efed aar'st - I V Apailtmerit I" Defau't * LRIY - * 100 Seminola Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) kather#ne- D Becker a k j Katherine B Becker 7250 Eastmoor Dre at?Ofny To All C.4 ' PECKER Alt a KATHERINE BotilevArd Petition ' 8ECKUR M's oil# '011"IfIv HARVEY .AA ALPER of LA* CWCci of Alppr and Wick. viihose ade'e; 5 alb (as' Semorar, Sv le X4. Altamonte St-ngis Flor '" 32701, on or before December 16fm- ills. sea tile the Of 19IM&I lNeft0f *ith the Clerk of this Court either before . - ,ssflythtng Ifl FenCQ" r Paris • F enCing .Custom Built i SUN. 1p.m. .5 p.m. . NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Pe't.nqo, D'5s'u'n of Marraçe 10 (er us been fled anj ,ou a Q (Vmoor Or.e a'v 'eou red ?O serve a (Coy of ovr Apartment )O$ %r4feri defenses to the pptt Deri v er, Colorado PCt,$,ner • VINCENT LANGE j AM As Trustee, And EDGAR EN ? f: OPEN DAILY 7:30 a.m..6p.m. I - 234 E. Broadway, Oviecio YFENCE fi . • SPECIALISTS A - • t o ROBFRT DOUD 223 AACGet FENCE I :' 8R OWSERS &ME I AnItqu. Glassware. Used Appliances Furniture. 3eddng. Clothi ng, Toots, EVERY SHING INCLUDING THE KITCHEN SINK ORLANDO a corrat.cii Re1xdent NOTICE OF ACTION Tuesday Nov T CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 15230CA-0.F F I RST FEDERAL SA V INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION o 'ELL .-- Evening Herald. Sanford, FL 1 Pt.?nr - .. e a JUDICIAL CIR CIVIL ACTION No 11.16%8 In Re Th e Marra, oil ANDRA s DOvO se _- _0 1 -kM 7.~ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF w -__4 �613-- Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. 71` 1~ Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1973 AB( Movi TONIGHT 'S TV Tuesday (1)(4) Movin' (3)(24) Hanukkah (CM Movie (9) Happy Days (13) Good Times (C13) Movie (33) Movie (44) D i nah! 6:30 (6)(13) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Back, Kotler (3)(24) Consumer Survival 6:30 NBC News (3) GettIn Over (2)(S) (2)(4)($)(t)(13) News (3) Cassascendotas (CM Family Affair (24) Channel 24 Auction (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (C.13) Zane Grey Theatre (44) Bewitched 7:00 To Tell The Truth Flight 3 (6)(I) Concentration (CM H og an's Heroes (13)(C.13) CBS News (33) star Trek (44) Hogans Heroes 7:30 Candid Camera Front Row Center It (6) Space: 1999 (C4) Love, American Style (I) Let's Make A Deal (9) Wide World Mystery (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6) (13) Movie l MORNING Kit 9:00 600 (2)($) Police Woman (3)(24) Ascent Of Man (6)113) Switch () Rookies (44) Movie :30 (33) Movie 10:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 10 (2) S uns hi ne Almanac 6:15 (6)($) Sunshine Almanac 6.23 (2) With This Ring (24) Villa Alegre 11:50 (C.6) Paul Harvey 11:55 (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 11'30 (2)(I) Tonight Show Movie C-s Amos Burke, Secret (CM Tennessee Tuxedo (I) Today in Florida 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) Young And The Restless (C.o) Bugs Bunny And Friends ($)(C.13) Ma gnificent Ma rble _____ BAIGAINMATS.IVERYDAY] L L2:3OP.M.-St,25 N IGHTCALLE Starri ng Belmondo 9:30 23:SS-4:1S.7:459:4, 4 fl 1 1 01 _________________ ________ _____ _________________ ____ oft - , . (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (I) Rom pe r Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2)($) Wheel Of Fortune , ' k (3) As Man Behaves (C6) Family Affair (24) World Press (33) Los t in S pa ce (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2)($) NBC News (3) Teaching Children With Special Need s (6) CBS News (C-I) I Dream Of Jeannie (9) ABC News (2)(4) Doctors (61(13) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Journey Through Eden 10:00 c:non (2)(6)(I)(9)(13) News 2:20 (C-I) 700 Club (44) Gamer le, USMC ______________ 6:00 (44) Movie 1:30 (2)(a) Days Of Our Lives (6 ) (13) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid (I) Big Valley (9) Movie (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver Jean-Paul (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (4) Partridge Family (33) Movie 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6)(13) Mike Douglas (C.6) Life In The Spirit (44) no mere game for the net. gate. New shows were going down the drain almost as fast as they got on the works, nor does It simply involve the fate of a few (2)(I) Another World (6)(13) Ma tch Game surprise," concede MIchael D. Eisner, vice president of ABC program ' Cot, NY , 1: - of steady growth. In addition, ratings also affeet th e corporation's stock, - .'dcij".: ' TV HIGHLIGHTS .1.'. '~ 1 [ 3 p.ees of ctuce,,. moshpd p'ns,'* Ord ''i.y t'c!e tIo Regular 17, Volvo 0-d hol ou _____ RE'Dcono LFUNAWAY BERTSOs ' GOOD ALL DAY 'A'reJ, rdk Lr - ___________ eoie FRIED CHK , A a OPEN DAILY 11 AM, TIL 5:20 P.M.-FRI. £ SAT. TI L 10:30 P M Sanfora . -- - ,. SN DAn OF He - . .ii..d '' CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN. HOT ROLLS CholceOf2: $ j T. department's structure and (2 Or More) FRIED CHICKEI OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 tiP 9:30—Fri. & Sat. 9 tiP 10:30 For Phone Orders Ahead-322.9442 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford 1, ~ .- - it y ou are having difficulty finding a I . 1I , 1i IU. iii ... ,, t. , . •y-.,_ ----------------- SVJ$ fji,f'itt4* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sewing Teacher, Execution Issued Out of and under the seat of the County Court Of OrngCourity, FIorlda,upona final Judgment render ed in the atore'i.ald hlvC levied upon the following described property Owned by D,h.a,,'i LA I ar.,l t'rnI,n isi. d' property" being located I Seminole County, Florida. more particularly described as follows One (11 1977 Dodge Pickup Truck. white over green, ID No I DIIAB7SS1I195 being stored at in Fern Park, Florida Additi onal information available p from the Civil Divis ion Of tft Seminole County Sheriff's Depart men?. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Semingie Ccunty, Florida. will at ti 00 AM on the 76th day of November. AD. 197& offer for sale and sell to the higheSt bidder, fo cash. subect to any and all existing lens, at the Front (West) Door of th" Seminole County Courthouse in - I "-- FAMILY STYLE 11111) 0 ' -. ': 40 ' , -. By Roger Bollen I.; TTF E CA ; . 1' _",:,~ _~~ tth I - ARcrrEcroF I li-IE BL)fLE)It4',) 0. I WHERE. ) ACCDEPT -ii ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY ' 1 BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ' ö - ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB Creamy Whipped Potatoes—Candled Sweet Potatoes Buffered Peas & Mushrooms—Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce—Mint Jelly Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter—Coffee—Tea—Milk Pumpkin Pie W " , i) ALL FOR $4 c. 14 .4 8(51 I C3S.'T BELIVE_ 25 tJ c* A CASE 4AIsr THE ARCI4"T'EcT'5 PRcJFESSc'-RS Children under 1 2½ Price avil-_% F i. 06 ' _ Overlookina The St. Johns *.aa M Holiday Isle Complex ' L. I' 11 -- - Ph, 323-19 10 -dtscswtne per panel in an all-new series 24-page hcwkleta, Th order volumes 1. 11 and Ill. send V for each. making checkit payable to -.Seek & Find" in care of thi% newlipaper. 5 of Sanford r . -I . "'1 & 43 I FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 's hereby giv en th6t I am engag ed in business at 50 Pineda St. • "u "-'' '' , ' 'v"-"' 17750. Seminote County, Florida Under the fictitious name 4 IN TERNATIONAL MARK ETING AND MANAGEMENT, and that I intend to reqister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provision's Of, the Fic1tios Name Statutes. tow.t S E Gene Rumley PtibI,'sn Nov II, Ill, 25. Dec 2, 1975 DET SS NOTICE NOTICE 5 hereby given thai "-e Board of County Commissioners ul Seminole County. Florida. shall at 1 00 P N or as soon as poSSible thereafter, on the 91h day Of Derrn'bf'r, t95, in thp St'mri:c County Courthouse. Santoro ' Florida, considtr an application b, for a SEMINOLE CABLE rate increase for cable televisor' 'services tt, be prov'di'd by SEMINOLE CABLEVISION ISEALi Arthur P-f Beck*ith. Jr Clerk of Board of : -______ . _ ___._- ,__=___ _.._ __ ___=______ _____._, . - ----- --_ -- --- ---_ - __ _ _ _=__ ._=•_=,=,__ One & 2 bedroom apartments, ' . furnished or unfurnished Newly red ec orated Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd. S,enford. 371.1310. By Joann K Mare u1 - -________________ iulIder or Developer- Exceptional buy In building lots just far enough RICAN ASZ IIII, LEGION ,L A •U) I . to 'i'hOf S,intorci '.'EETlPi, 'I' P.S - 2ncs.itNj4,i, 1 rirsday Each Mor-'m, BINGO t.'o & ' i.ariy flirdat 7 IS hi .'.' Reqiitiir at 7 P 1,5 ___________________________ ______________ ____ .." '" OYALTY \,,,- -------j . - -, '-'r' ( .'" I -t ' fLEET RESERVE ASSN t'r,.ii Al P,',,i,tp Miller P-UMt t I rt IN M(,.. 12363$1 REALTOR 3221970 C 1 Bedroom Furnished Duplex Call evenings, 6.30 too: )0 373 7331 i bedroom unturni'stted. kltcnen equipped. Cir, carpeted, Adult's only 3222296 vik nd's & eves 32—Houses Unfurnished 7 Bedroom unlurn?eJ hurne in Lake Mary, carport, utility room, large yard, $175 month Phone 377 1510 _____ _ -_ 125 1505 W. 25th St. ch u ren Realty SANFORD THE HERALD CLA SS IFIED " 3222090 Branch Office Plo I 24 21 Orlando Drove 3fl 1302 Professionally Managmcl RV M UP'ISWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate f)rokec :JIcai'lloehe 103W Ist St. .AJJQRS 3736061 or 323 0 51 7 eves ____ -. Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? ' --____ -- Color TV's from ISO; BOW, from $15; Service all make's HERBS' HERBSTV1200 S French. 371 1734. — 54—'Garage Sales - Trath& Treasure Sale, Now . 25 and 29. 9 to S. 970 Slate St. (Sanford Plata) Benefit Seminole High School Band. Donations ceeded, 373 9790 or 322 7952 for pick up. Forrest G reene, I nc. tIT AL TOPS 5)) 6133 373 6J33 - '.' -........... ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy . 17.97 372 $961 42—?v'bile Homes ' 15 Yr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sa nf ord, 323 5700 16' L ooking for garden equipment? 00 tod ay's classified ads for good buys — -- . -. Chico & The Man ict 17 521 427, Longwood Call 323 $5700r134 1605 55—Boats & Accessories - - 1967 VIN _ '70 Engine, $600 373 5660 otter S 9' Fiber glass boat with trailer and 95 hp Mercury, 5600 See at 1717 Oak between 12 and S p m ____ 60—Office Supplies _____ ______ 43-4.ols..Acreage - - "COUNTRYSIDE" ONE '10 FIVE ACRE - NO LL 'S SEMIPIOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large 52.000 per acre and up Terry Really. Realtor 621 0711 Copier. 3M, automatic feed, $793 site over payments of $5103 per mo. 3226545. — ' M. 3773101. _______________ Used office furniture Casselberry, 17-97.130 4106 Broker, $X-1171 or 562-1111, 1971 Volkswagen, air, new tires, battery, excellent condition. 1200 equity, assume 19 payments. IllS - Wood or S'eei desks (executive desk & chairs. secretarial desks & Chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry HOME SITES ithIn Lake Mary city limits 55.500 to 19,500 . Financing available, George McCammon, Odyssey Inc, ______ WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 1970 Datsun Wagon, 15 000 miles, auto. 1971 Flat Racer, $1795 1971 Duster, 6 Cyl , Stand . 1995 3970 Hornet. 6 cyI.. stand,, 36,000 original miles. 159$. Many other-sto choose from -- Drawer File Cabinets & office P. SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave. 32) 7310. 1942 Chrysl er New YOCker 175 3223721 1970 VW Fastback. Ispeed, less than 36,500 miles.Excellent condition $1,700 cash. 327 69)1, Assume payments on 1973 Plymouth Cud.a, Red & black, excellent condition. 3226304 1973 Capri. V.ó in Cortinabody, $ 00 Cash 1973 Pinto. 11,100. 323.1309 Desks, 140 & Merchandise - - 50—M,iscellarseous for Sale — '_". 1i'.'ILSO"4 StAlER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31 1 315 E. First St 377 ____________________________ WALKER'S Pressure Cleaning 1, Painting - Sp.Clati'st Roots-Exteriors Fets ishmates- Itaswtabei R.l T er aisAvs.Iaat, Ml RISK CONNESCA's, HOMES Ph. 3724271 ____________ 62—Lawn-Garden ---------- - Sp.ctracide granules for lawn insect control. GardenLa nd . 1400 W. 1st St. 323 4430 . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY I r~_10 41 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU E a-ix- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY , ". 'I .11~ Home Improvements I (itfl C oer yi.jr h.i'-i' .,, lh alum siding & soffit system Also Roofing, Gutters, screen 20 Yr's Evil) Try me1519S43 A .a -ialI Classified Ad br'nqs b q return's 'Try one and see Call 327 1I iii' 11 ci'i71 Peed help cw .lNC, f4I,çii r'g 5'.,ries -F .',res ,'.itCr Heater's I a m 10 P m thru.j Sat 75.3.4 Park 317 sa: BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MINT ALL TYPES OF CAW P[N'TR'r At-4f) REPAIR' 117 ilL - Pressure Cleaning_ that 5.i?urj., IC' ) Paneling door. wndn5 burg concrete work. etc. By the hour cm by the jcb. 322 936.5 Beauty Care Làd Gearing C&A - TO,%LRSlt[AUT'v SALON Itormerly Harriett 5 l3caut Ncioil Sic E F i rst, 317 5147 Land Clearing. fill dirt. clay. rock All kinds of digging- Housetraulers stored & moved 372 9141 or 931 1195 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING flutIcin:ng IT ici.u"ng Dtch u'.c'k I' 0 317 $;) Heater Cleaning 14,',,!ers Cleaned, all ??1ae$ 16 ytars exper 'cmxc 372 5790 s":' Office Machines '.'.._'iheE mnOkCS and models I,te' P'.kup And Delivery i'zl b" "-s .%Sach-rui'i 1;7 .z--;% ()ii,. 'Close to everything yet away from it aill Large wooded lots * Street lights *Paved streets •Sewers *Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages -S PCI down or Conventional Mortgage's 2 2 ff = I -, E_ Year eases CONSTRUCTION hc, (1 Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House 3 '.' 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322-3103 Remodeling Interior. Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone specialty. 322 2710. Pest Control ovivivivivivivivio C r,j.,f 't'i,i r', tlit rd't's i,)( ShingI'5 All vtorx qt'aIntee BROGOEN ROOFING 3731700, -;(It - Sewing ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING Interior, Exterior Cleaning, Painting. Remodeling ____________ Phone 372-070) Install Car Pet and vinyl, wall to wall. fir(* Estimate Call SEARS n Quatty upt'ois?t'r,ng Free pick tip & OCliver, C,,ll for free estimate 201 E Commercial 1716451 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 73a7 PO?k Or-ue 322 K185 Pet Care RON KIOD CERAMIC TILE No Job Too Large Or Small Call Anytime, 322 lOIS List Roo fing w '. ',5iiv, Ctuv,jpS4t!r' F mci- i'St mutt' 317 6 23 110 SERVICE-- Fast Live Oak Blvd C,ssseib.rrry Phone 631 9641 Doina Canada 3220107 1a7 (arrxolry Rcmtk'iinq. AjJt.on's, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 32) oi)33 i I?tl DRIVE IN TV Ser vice 207 'We service all SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 1233939 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Iodlo&TV Service BackHoe • 9dyCde A5,A CLEANS ALL E .ter'or crc'sure dlear-rug 317 C3 - Home Improvements 3 Mo. -ó Mo. & -- 80—Autos for Sale Any Car— No Money Down 641 1006 SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. air coruditioner, Shady yard, 119.300 Make an offer. Lt'u)!es Cal 3j APARTMENTS '.- -. l977F or dCurrierpickup.newpaint, extra clean. 11.995 Call Don Pope. 322 l8St. Dealer. COLOR'TV.I1I9SMOPITH -- ,-'-'- .. 79—Trucks-Trai le rs ________ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Ovens. Refrigerators Free h Large 1 Al 2 Bdrm. NO SECURITY Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 '' __ _________________________ 53—TV- Radio- Stereo STEAL 'THIS ONE- ) baths on Cut De Sac in a nice neighborhood. large yard, above ground pool, well, drape's, and a utility shed, Priced at $74,900. V,iu. L'rnru.,J tta??urc',)n-s ','n3JA5, Floor Waxing, Rug Shampooing 4 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Like New P hone 322 6101 -___________ - '° , Home _______________ Cleaning - .':3IIx11wk__ 'j 1971 HONDA 750 ul,;.','u. ,',:.stfER, p1,-ti, h'" inIn"s "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" ;, RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 1 bedrooni homes, family room, garage. carpets 531-5217 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR SI i11age tL1 , ____________ Ah.Mum FROM SEE: US TODAY 11 LA(( MARY 7 OR dupIei,'if. crien c'guped. Carpeted. c en tral heat lair, $130 per mo 1975 Yamaha 175 Endura, im maculate $600 includes 1 helmet 6476439. from town - Additions -- STUDIO 1, 7,) BEDROOMSUITES 2BEDROOM TOWNHOU,,ES home, close to Schools and shopping 171,000. DEPOSITS I Luxu ry Patio Apartments Terms, ieautlftjl kitchen arid 3 bedroom - Payments Gardens - REALTORS If your club or organization would like to be included In this listjnq call- 1, BY OWNER-- 102 IdylIwilde Drive, Just reduced 15.500 Transferred out of state 4 bedrOom, 2 story. ft P40 reasonable over 3,500 nffer refused 3210717 .arge 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lot. Wall to wall carpet $25,900 if you don't be lieve that want aØs bring result's, try cxie, and list en to your phone ri ng Dial 3727611 or III 599) 31A—Duplexes -" eneva SUN L.A ND - ,1 ! , iii 52—Appliances . 7 Bed room apartment, pa rt ly fur fli5hed, couple only. 3fl 3762 days. 3220991 evenings. P40W LEASING New, modern, 1 Story efficiency apartments, attractively fur ruShed, convenently-iated and beautifully landscaped 5)35 mo, Call between 5 - 30 S. For in formation rail )77 0701 ACREAGE HAL COLBERT 141;.LTY INC 207 c 251 h 37 3 7577 HAL COLBERT,REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eves 327 C412 or 32'? 1317 If ,_, Reconmtlonecj 'Batteries; $12.95 "change REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave ruin," rpedle .vn nredie, front flClU, SCW,flQ machine Pay halani'.' tit 515 fir 10 oaymenfs ç ,19 S ANFORD cEWING CENTER 307 F.tt Fr's? Downtown .21 '4Il lye lIi6 ____________________________ - RA?MONDM BALL Reg Real Estate8rokr 377 36.11 Aft Hr's 372 2737 817W Is? St Sanford You want tofluyor sell Real Estate We will Provide ?he Professional Service 101W Commercial Sanford 7 p(',hori - .iOHN KRIDER,ASSOC MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $1335150 CotorTV QUALITY INN NORTH III SR 431, Longwood - Uight's32 735? BALL REALTY . Assume rum,cr Kish Real Estate 3210041 Reg Real Estate flrokcr - - 1&—Auto Parts . ---------- - - RESIDENTIAL Call __._- - 74 Ht'. 70175 French Ave. (1792) Lake Brantley _____________ W. Garnett While - 51—Household Goods 323-9410 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days - 372 6173 REAL '1014 371 5771 - 75—Recreationai Vehicles __________________________________ -_ -------- COUNTRY LIVING Neal 3 bedroom, 2 o.sth rinme with formal dining and large cat in kitchen. Walk to new school complex, near shopping, banking COMMERCIAL _______ ________ ____________ . On this 1', acre lot in Lake Mary, 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. like new home, spacious rooms. garage arid central air 114,900 on Harold Hall Realty tedroom, utilities Included, $150 per mcnth Aduttt on ly 372 4170 ttu's'nessMeetinii 2nd Monday 'iC%0 flub lioi,m'. 'U) ru f),I çlri','it,',''l fi-r:' IN r'-l., County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida DE I -- AVALOIf APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St DAVES 373 5370 377 6057 ii'' ,'iri,tru- ,' ____ SP1XOF' And better than new. I Bedroom, 2 bath Spanish ranch Garage, central air, carpet. Wooded lot 177,500 Sacrifice Al ttpou's,onds below FHA approval of 121.300, well kept 1 yr. old, ) OR. l" bath, AC. carpeted, kitchen equipped, walled in back yard cut de sac. 12.000 down, will consider land contract. 373 nave to Furniture CASFFl2ti2 I .i MLSREALTORS CaliBart Real Estate -. TOP 372 7496 By Owner—Transf erred REDUCED- 12,550 for quick sale. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath with family room r Ravenna Park. Home I,, mint condition with lovely swimming pool Now only 579.900 A must to tee PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive $10 up Water front cottage on the scen ic Wekiva River. Furnished 7 lIuv.r FICTITIOUS NAME , Notice it hereby given that I am engigeci in businesS at 1165 Lancelot Way. CasscIberr y 32101 Seminole County, Florida under the fiCtitiouS name cit THE WOODWORKS, and ' that I intend to register 's name with the Clerk of tht Circuit Ccxjrt. Seminole County, Florida in •' cordance with the prov,sion% of the Fitttij's Name %tatu'e's. To WI '"r fn 5IS C" for 5t,itu'ii. ''..' S Dougla's S Carlisle PubliSh Pd0 J. It, II. 75, 191% (.)1 I ;i I . ') r- •' 373 19)0 -lor7 Bedrooms Aduitsonly NOTICE dtscrb'ed personal pr operty That said sale is being made to tatfy the terms of said Writ cf Execution. John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County. F'r,d Publi'sh Nov 1, Ii. II. 75. 1973 DIET 17 4; ) BtJILIDER AfD FEA ST . I • ll, fill! 1-4EO1JER, ,,. neighborhood Ready into. Only 176.900. ?Y' Park Dr &I FURNISHED- - 1 Bedroom, control heat & air, like new, in settled traitef apli Adult & family park WN'kly. ISIS Hwy 1792, Sanford - '- FUNNY BUSINESS t ri...i Jq"u,J, l'U Is preferably cx SAN MO PARK. I. 2. 3 bedroom BAMBOO COVE APTS Seminole County. Florida, and I Realtor Drastically reduced by owner, From mid 60's to low Ws. Beautifully fandscpae'd miniature Spanish villa- S DR, 3 bath, Fla. rm, formal living rm, ww car. peting , central A H, above ground pool with private entrance. Near schools & hospital, Call for app?, wk days. btwn. 3.30 pm & A 3 p m Wk i'd anytime 5)) 0247 31—Apartments Furnished and weekends Send complete resume to Box 591. c o Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657. Sanford. __________________ Realty, Sanford - -. A.O 1975, In that certain case en tti, Aetna Fin Company, Plaintitt, v's Richard N Lee and Carolyn e L. Defendant, which atoesa- wt of E se(utton was delivered to me as Sheriff of REAL 10 14 ', C30 6061 - Mature woman for light hou sework and care of semi invalid, evening% court on the 121h day of September. i Crank Anytime Your MLS Agency SANFORD- Woodmere Park, bedroom. 2 baths, garage, 120.000. 5160 mo PI, 9 pct.. 30 years Low clown - REALTOR THREE YEARS OLD Central heal, equipped 322- 2420 Broker We Buy ni kittt'rn, fireplace, family room A buy at 572,00 3227643 One I T wo bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, turn. £ unfurn $95 up 37? 1510 - -_____________ _____ Perlenced. to conduct day as well as evening classes Call Mrs O'Day. 373 6161 lake Real Estate DeBiry Adults. I OR, air; close to stores, churches. Ideal for retIr ed oertons _____ 665 6451 or 372 5051, LPPI,fulltlme,3toll; lnlghts, 1110 7 Apply, Lakeview Nursing Notice by virtue of that certain Writ of i . QE ... 'q k41 1 ~T ur-, LegalI . inc . Canvasers needed to set ap polntments Fantastic op portunity. Full or pa rt time For IntervI ew. 675-5221 stro 68—Wanted to Buy Kitchen Bathroom Counter loci, Siflk5 Installation ,•, LARRY - 'Trailer, U'. sre'ened room, t'r prIed, air, oven, ice box, sink. Cabinets, itra clean, 5700 6.716023 Reg Real EState Broker 321 0610 7745 373 7593 373 571$ , ¶APIF OR1)' SAt 14 LEADER MV OWNER IS LEAVING! t and he said to sell me rlgt't away . in In a MOSSIE C. HATEMAN 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT Kitchenfurnish ed NlceIoc,ation Phone 3fl 1,455 t.fTlI4 tti., 337 fi5. WHOOPSI! Don't overlook this newly p painted ainted BR on nice corner lot facing neighborhood 41—Houces after S - 30 a m 9.4 - Complete sel rattan •urniture— couch, 2 table, lamp and s sock Excellent condition 372 4270 Call us for your future homesIte. Building lots and arrra'e INC. quiet neighborhood, I'm freed on a corner lot. My exterior is attractively done in cedar and brick . I'm a real treat at 125.500 Real Estate - Two Apt's..) or 2 bedroom, unlurn & turn Both ac. w w carpet, $100 damage deposit 5175 mo 3734359 THE WANT ADcOLUMNS I 5650 Furnished apartment, 1 or 2 bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave. Phone 372 1976 or 327 3977. acetotIve,cartodrive,aiob.or ProfesIona I5asp.oended,no some service you have need of. eiperlence required . Only read all our want ads every 'lay closecs wanted. High income Management potentIal. 675 5271 •L_ . -- Homes Nice 2 bedroom mobile home, 117$ mo Located in LongwckXl Easy friendly living Come join us FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent from $111 mo 1736650 '. n - - REALTY Siber van Husk it, male. AX C. $100 or trade for *hat have 'ou 3 77 4451 - WITT REALTY Ste . Real~ • 2 Bedroom furnished, 5135 rnznth Adults pr efer red, Phone 3724.470. -- with nice Mobile home rental Large lot for garden 130,000. i, - house. $150 3 Bedroom mobIle home on a ranch. furnished, 5135 month plus security 372 1799. 3OApartmenls Unfurnished - , , LI;iI TOR 372 3991 _________ _______________ 34-.Mbile INCOME PROPERTY-) BR home , - - SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping, ? OR home 112,000. Large lot. 3 BR home. $19,000 Downtown I) OR home $19,500 i?'? JIM HUNT ' month. Phone 3276550, II no an swer call 131 4175 after Ipm - Rentals STERED WITH VALUES FROM , fiJ5 '._•_ LIVE OR DRESSED GEESE. DUCKS, CHICKENS Phone 32) 7011 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL LOST;Gray framed reading glaSs es with bright red case. Walgreens or Zayre Plaza parking tot REWARD. Ph 465 1574 programmIng ABC HAPPY DAYS $1.77 Lee and Gladys Moss Your Host And Hostess a I'lIi4UiAi4i J &VW FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ANYTIME Mary/and ----- L?1LQ,4 _______ 77. Bedroom furnished Local corporation has opportunity for couple--individual. No selling. Have accounts that need sec vicing, company training, no experIence necessary. High profits. A future here with In ternational Company affiliated with 30 manufacturers In vestment minimum $1795 Call Mr Hayes ANYTIME collect. 3C. 675 7765 Nurse's, RN's, LPP4's 4de, Aide Companion. Needed Immediately. 625 0636. _______________________________ . Call 322 2017 - d29 Rego Cole Slaw, Macaroni Salad f'utato Salad, Baked Beans French Fries, Meshed Potatoes & Gravy hi,t,IrI,irI - Reti's lnUn River Fruit Shippers, I 4 at Il 92. Sanford tilt, at Lake Monroe. Licenwci, bonded fruit Select yours today for Christmas shipping Phone (305) 3277611. l' ' DELTONA- I Bedroom, $130;—7 t,edroom, 5130 Available now No pets $74 1010. .',,1 18—Help Wanted LOST- 2 small btack notebooks DowntownSanford ABC Television president. Ie changed the to and his colleagues DIALING AROUND: LuciUe suffers food poi.soning. Florida "Reluctant Hero" A new cop Crowley is suspended. Tige went right to work and came Ball has a special airing next is furious, decides to picket the lucks out on his first day and Andrews, the old captain on up with three successful week Wklmday, Dec. 3, from food-chain outlet. The manager quite by accident shoots a hired Mod Squad, guest stars. shows during the "second I0-ljwjt]iJackieGleasonas her gets furious. He calls cops and killer, but doesn't kill him. The 10-11 CBS THE ASSASSINS: season" that started In guest. Two great comedy stars insists on signing a complaint, rookie is on the force only to CBS REPORTS The network', January "Baretta," have talked for years about 8-9 NBC MOVIN' ON "Please please his Father, but then news deportment has come up "Barney Miller" and g together. When Oxy Don't Talk to the Driver" When enjoys the hero status he with a four-parter on the men "S.W.A.T." did, apparently, It didn't a bus is stranded wi th a load of quickly rece i ves. That soon who killed President Kennedy, "Then we took the old shows go well. Reports are th at the big passengers, Sonny and Will changes to fears when the his brother, Robert F. Kennedy, and tried to give them so etrouble was both wanted to natura ll y come to their rescue, assailant escapes from police Martin King and the thing new," Eisner said. direct, .. Robert Reed, who has Only, they don't realize they are guard and marks the new cop young man who tried to kill "Harry 0" moved frotit san played nice-guy role in his last about to get caught in a for a&smination. John Ititter Gov. George Wallace. On Diego to IA)s Angeles, had the aeries, "The Brady Bunch," crcssfire, and the passengers plays the reluctant rookie. consecutive nights, tonight and bullet taken out of his back has been working staunchly to are virtually hostages. John 9-10 CBS SWITCH Ricardo tonx'row, the first two will be he wasn't always In pain, and counterma nd that hnaLre, PInv. Dehnpr is ..... .k..... -WSSII, uVWuS wiw we cun-" 4473 U L'UD WJ3 Iowxi his clients at the begina doctor who helps a cop shot performer. whose victim turns out to be an cwnstances surrounding the ning of each episode, not 10 o during a holdup, then dlsap. 8-8:30 ABC WELCOME attractive Lady that Mac has deaths ottheKennedybrotheii, 15 minutes Into it. pears although he's the only BACK, KOTI"ER "Barbarino's long had a secret love for— a profile of their klllers,and "Marcus Welby" was witness because he doesn't 'Girl" Barbartno gets some played by Di na Merrill. When controversy surrounding the turned Into a semi-serial, and want to become involved, in an tutoring and a girl friend along she's bilked of $100,000, Mac Immediate Investigations of a romantic interest was added upcoming "Streets of San with It. Kotter asks the young and partner set out to entrap those slayings. Dan Rather for L. Kiley. culminating in Francisco" segment. tutor to give some help to the swindler, reports, marriage. "Happy Days" was Bill Bixby, another es-serbs Barbarino, and he falls for her, 1041 NBC JOE FORRESTER 9-10 CBS swrrc Viewers moved In front of a live austar, also Is slated for a she for him. The rest of the "Target: Mexican Syndicate" learn slavery still dience and made a three"Streets of San Francisco" Sweathogs aren't cooperative white slavery, Pete Forrester suspects a la wyer of camera tape show like "All in episode. He portrays a or romantic. Their taunts upse t finthout why he's been sx...up bCtflg in collusion with dope the Family," and the frustrated man who never Barbarino and he decides to traffic, possibly hea ding up the characte r of Fonije became on a date. The young lady made the force, decides to take cool the relationship. ring that's smuggling the stuff been kidnaped and forced part of the Cunningham the law into his own hands when 8-9 in from Mexico. He gets cozy Irostitutlonring. Pete and household. a cop-killer Is freed on a ....,.. with th .__.z S ,uuwcu riecj.j shy lI1VWLiKU1 new IOL1C[ her (iI....... neiwnrr nicn r1uIArfl,1 "I,," iecnnicauity. . . Academy sister-tn-law Rosemary For. St.arsky and flutch,""On the "colored" question surfaces, of bondage, espetlaiUy before Award winning actress Joan Fonzle's new friend, Bill the damage is beyond repair. syth to get closer to the Rocks," "Welcome Back, Fontaine stars In future "Sticks" Downey, is black and 9-10 NBC POLICE WOMAN opera ti on. Kotter" and "Swiss Family "Cannon" episode, a two-hour Fonzle's efforts to Introduce 10-11 ABC "TIlE ACADEMY Robinson" to Join such ABC "The Purge" A question special set f or Dec. 10 on CBS him to the guys at a party is police morality is the Issue PRFSENTS.-OSCAR'S GR- prime (line fixtures as footplaying a faded Fiimstar who,t, snagged when he learns they MUSIC" Jack ball, irovle nights, "The Sergeant Crowley kills a teen- EATEST son has disappeared. may not show up. He convinces ager during an attempt to rob a Lfln)Ofl hosts a musical in- Streets of San Francisco," ABOUT TONIGHT: .. that ,,.,'l 16 ;.. IWIi Wily, — -- inc Itookies" and "The Six w juizuiig wiiivtiuue, Crowley aoesn' 8-8:30 CBS GOOD TIMES t tie party. It's comprised of only the Million Dollar mean to shoot, but the you Man," all begins when Florida invests 9-10 ABC THE BOOKIES dies of gunshot wounds and glorious songs made even more The ABC lineup has weak inanexpeasivecutof roast beef famous b Oscar shows. Film r'" nninle i k -..-- • I1UL& S V 3UV. r a real dinner treat. But clips take viewers back to the helm," "Mobile One, everyone, except J.J. of course original presentation, In the "Barbary Coast," "When films and at the presentations, Things Were Rotten," and with a big parade of big-name Howard Cosell's Saturday Mars showing up. night variety tow, - VENDING ROUTES , r!I',il (Th:"etun'l y Only 4 IQ *11 1 'th rjr!e company training & location set up Investment of 560055000. Call collect, Mr. Carson. 11)5765320 -. Lost & Found said the key factor was replacing Walter Schwartz1 with Frederick S. Pierce as - id NAVEL ORANGES $250 BUSHEL or 317 0367 . - - . Eisner _______ - Performed uy Marilyn, No'.r', Ocala 901 737 5161 Or 732 577) serIes. y ___________________________ 24—Busifless Opportunities -- ' 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard Adults preferred. 11 50 mo. Security deposit . 323 5551 or 6620. ________________ For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Onnewartdu'sed mtrchandise Open Larry's Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave every Saturday & Sunday, Hwy. 14 FLEA MARKET, behind Auction Wanted to buy used office fur niture Galleries Quantity Any NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy Il 97 $ a7O Christmas Special onCerpef-- Level Loop S) sq yd. Hi Low, 1310 se; ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED yd ; Shag, tISsq yd . GAF vinyl Top prices paid. used. any corcjitor flooring. 12 60 sq yd.; floor file, 6.14 0126, Wnter Park 11.10 per box-for selected styles while they last Free estimat es . Want to buy Cow skulls. paying 52 each 377 53.11 -KULP DECORATORS, 377 2335. 322.6457 Central FIorid.Vs MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372 41,10,91 1919 S. French 127 7174 377 1496,177 icai ____________________ Ps Supplies Sa1ê . - Stemper Realty - I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 11 20 75 DavidC Mayo TREE RIPENED FRUIT. picked to order.P4aveI's, oranges. Grapefruit, A LITTLE SALESMAN IN t4lP1T Taierine's Call 1770717 If no That's a Cl*ssiIiect Ad' 6fli tail 377 0)76, Ru s sell Crumey ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free. 6412027 for "We Care"-Navel Oranges. $2 SOperbu. "Hotline." AdultS or Teens. juice Oranges $ 1 50 per ________________________ Your Ccntancr 372 51f MARRtAGES " priority. But how did it Casselberry, Fla, 32707 Garage sates are in season. Tell t people about it with a Classifi ed Ad in the Herald 3172811; 131 IPM ' 2 B ed room furnished home, near doctor's' offices; adults. $130 moult', worth more. 327 6719 , P.O. Box 894.D per 26.10 Hiawatha Button's 'II Phone 127 1101 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, c: STROUT REAL, INC. . - .-- bottom, new JOHNNY WALKER path 171.000. 0mv,0 toe' only $150 day CARROLL'S FURNITURE just arrived, Christening gowns, knit suits, baby blankets. crib Sets etc Old stock, 30 pct to 40 pct off. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on n ew Payton's baby acc es sories Children's Wear. (Formerly refrigerator and stove, 2 car garage, $ 33,5(/3 OWNER MOTIVATED- Moving out of slate, needs to sell 3 bedroom, 2 bath home In South Pint-crest, _ 33—Houses Furnished 9—Good Things to Eat 66' kelp! No* .• an four in one capsule Ask tor Vt6 • Fausts Drug _________ ISAICOHOLAPROBLEZM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON t t For families or friends of problem drinkers For furTher information call 173 4557 or write " Sanford At Anon Family Group P0 B 55). Sanford, Fla 37771 department, Eisner said, Some $20 million was allocated for developing new1 N I Ne Ml N I. N -- Downstairs of large home. 3 bedrooms, partly furnished, fenced yard 1100 month 317 0354 Pent Blue Lustre Eiectrc Carpet come see the beautiful me* clothes, i Acre, Hex, 4 hOuse Aro*irnafeIy ?.C4',O 's ft. living area, large kitchen, cabinets both top and Market SATURDAYANOSUNDAVS?OS HIGHWAY 16 FLEA MARKET i", miles East ofllon Hwy I4 'behind Hwy 46 Auct'On Gallery) Attention sides 64—Equipment for Rent - ______________________ - Open Lake Mary POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated I with 16'x32' pool. Good establish ed neighbor hood. 571,900. COUNTRY ESTATE-- 2 story. I bedroom home estimated to be over 1 00 years old. over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and citrus Improvements include corral, stable's, lack room and bridle 171 h & French. Sanford, 7 Bedroom home, living rm.. dining rm • separate gara-'e. Security deposit 5.311 64 9 Writ' toage 2 only Neil to new Drivers' License Bureau 3726645 _______________ ______ ' decisions to the people in the I ([ () I TH A DRINKING PROBLEM Pe rh aps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call ill Write P 0 not 1713 San'ord.F for ids 377;l ___ ' R. G. Bone, Manager A'flA'YS WORLD Care tor tntants I ., turned over the more creative 11 ___ ----oom 1140 USTEEN- I Bedr month, SCIIUREN REALTY, Realtor's, 377 1307. INTERESTED? 6—Child Ca re - heavy Publiion cat - Noon Friday 4—Personals decltnesinpro(itorerthenext der at ABC, the network that perenially has finished third in the final season tally. This is its best start since the i.i.65 season — and possibly a ',e Seek a licensed, rçetic and bondable person to represent our Company in the Seminole County area, Turn your real estate license Into the key to excellent earnings In this cClting field Training, forms, signs and all ad vertising furniShed - Flea Reg Real Estat. Brokpq IIOOE7jIhSt 377 "Sc Ranch. I acres with 3 bedroom home. 16,000 laying hens on consignment Company furnishes everything but human element, 70 pet per year return on your cash lnvestmcnt. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath. carpel. double carport. nice yard In quiet neigh. borhood, $ 123. month plus security deposit 6313691 or $3.1 63 00 OPPORTUNITY _____ top creative talent and, in very profound way, their financial well-being. ABC spent an estImated $6 million last year to pay off the contracts of the fall it cance l ed . That act alone cut deeply into corporate coffers and, coupled with the reduced advertising r;ites that lower ratings brin g , idWid http ha ppen so quickly? Eisner, 3,3, who has been 113 t he network's programming department for nine years, but this is really something of REAL ESTATE - TAFFER REALTY Owner will finance. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg - 50—M,iscellaneotis for Sale DUPLEX-- 7 bedroom concrete block. excellent crridTrjn, r'o cite taxes, by owrer 3276620 PROPERTYcorn pletely furniShed I?'s60' mobile home on large double fenced lot, carport, paffr,, Florida room plus ? utility sheds, Income of $45 per month from rental of second lot. 3 bedroom house. 325 Mellonville; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th $773 month plus 100 security deposit. Phone 9013579165 - 41—Houses INCOME Large Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1973-78 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41—Houses Unfurnished Sunland I 1114, 7 bath, kitchen furni.hed Pdn pets 116% mo Cali between I & I pm. 377 015) ____________________- iiiI network's ability to attract situation around was top Before 32—Houses ____________________________ _________________________ programs. Besides internal IllOrSie and external image, the numbers also affect the in trouble. So a bit of gloating is In or- "We expected to be strong 2; !nternational Animation Festivai (44) Bew itch ed 3:00 Sunday nine months, after three years ever, C-13) Carolina Country Underdog Noon The Day ABC was selling for about $19 a share when th e current meanwhile, is trying to get back on its feet. After its good season debuted. But in midbeginning Last fall, all of its October, the price was up to midseason replacements about *22 Th us it's clear why ABC's failed and four of eight new series for this season were top execu tives decIded, soon after last fall's debacle, that canceled within the first five turning the prime time weeks. A couple of others are (C13) Cable Journal (13) Sea rch For Tomorrow (44) Spirit Of '76 is fallen on its face coming out of CBSismalnt.ainingitsoverall prime time ratings lead, but It's narrow and no longer considered unbeatable. NBC. - DEADLINES This ratings competition weekly plummet while NBC ______ Full time Licensed Real Estate person needed immedi ately. L.lds Realty, orange city, 775 'ill ___________________ have — atleastinthefirsttw months. 12 per cent while NBC's CBS's are down, (9) Gil!Igan's Island (33) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (3)(24) Electric Company (C-I) Bewitched (9) Beverly Hillbillies ( 1 3) Adam-12 (Cd) Duck Duck Goose Fran Canton (44) Three Stooges 4:53 the total prime time audience up and (2) Adam-12 (C-6) I Love Lucy (9) All My ChIldren (24) Electric Company 44 Variety 1:00 (2) Som erset (6)(S) News (C-6) Movie (9) Ryan's Hope (C-o) GENERAL CINEMA CORP Glllig8t'S Island Pik lthru S times 41c a lint, 6thru2Stinies 31c line 26 times ca line (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 800 extent they apparentl - Winte RATES HOURS two competitors faltering to made astrong bid to overtake C's long-standing supremacY ABC executives must have wished they could have Joined Pat'y Hearst in her real hiding place. It's now one year later. MLss is 'n Jail. And even more surprising, ABC has a hold on the No. 2 1xItion, Its 5:00 12:30 (2)(B) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow $t30 Friday night series, Itwasn't just that ABC was trailing in the race for prime time ratings; the network had AM -- 5)0 PM, MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 N ratings (C.13) Orlando City Cou ncil Meeting (35) Lone Ranger (21) World Press (35) Big Valley Kanga roo (C-4) Community Close-Up (44) Flintstones AgW year but didn't count on As they watched the (13) Dragnet (33) Addams Family 4:30 (3 ) (24) Sesame Str ee t (6)($) Mery Griffin (C-6) Fiinttones (13) Ironside Machine (13) Pulse Plus 4:00 (6 ) (13) Captain that Patty Hearst was hiding out as the star of an ABC air. (9) DinahI 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (44) American Relig i ous Town Hail 7:30 (9) Good Morning, America (4 Hilarious House Of Frightenstein CLASSIFIED DEPT. the starting ___ - Ar.honecallcoulc, start youonane,v and dit,e career Call 62 3,55 831-9993 development. 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Ii A A IS MY DESK ALWAYS PILED UP AN ERS , CLEAN AS A r- o:1 WHISTI-L-t- —I __ . r - it,C V. - — -- . , ::~7 1 - fly [A%Tence I- I.amb, NI.D. I rn~ --_t-_m4 0Ft_~-..J 1 . __ BLONDIE -__________ -- I 0...O CRAB SAt_AC) --is Y0J MEAN I / - -.. &111 oil 1 -. -- - - I ____________ -- - 1 / ISI — -- I i / ' - F '— N ".k. —'" ,C'- _,' - I 0 -• 1. _____ IF . voot" • rJ ' elbin I i'_~ I II 4" .. .... ii '- ARCHIE by Bob Montana ----V~__~ ' rL00K AT ALL THE OLD CLOTHES I 4AVE TO WEAR! BUT, DAC'OY INEEVA ' it GOLNG TO GIVE YOU _______________ IF SOMEONE CAME TO VISIT THEY wOt.nl) TH1 DCK.f NEW DRE SS' IL I - J ', i ( "i .or - ____ I ) -. ,c I / 70 I I ' / I ._, .. I L - //Js Q FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thove V k ." I - I 1 - 9 it_ I I 'y - - 1;0; ~ A. , 1, _i~_ - - -= '.-" - -.,- - - , - vi ~,7, - J . — - - % ,55 _ J - It, I . o., -~ (~- j .. . .. I ) .~ I I I ,A- I - z-1 ,4 - - . FAVOg, ER$IE' . • . —' ( e - . .,_ , - `$AFARI, Is , _ ___ ____ - I I - - / _~I 1 I I 11- $o GoODi f'(I - / I I - / W&Y5 ON ' LOOK., OUT PUTf. IV K 10 " ~_ST EAST VQ97 014 10 7 4 VJ6432 i~& _. ~_ . —, . .M. - R11W 1. 4983 t) 11 il~~ I . . - cn- it. IV -- - - H.th vulnerable South Well North Fail I & Pass 2 & ['ass 2 N -r Pass 4 N T Pass 5 ,% 1`1 is GlYT, Pam ilatis Pass Openinj d To. & tsh, 40 ~. ~I ;~ % - 40 .0" r,;. , S . ... , - 1 1 2- - ,, . , ev _ . 1 7 . . 4 ~ bu'l . Iiii, 4- k . .. . 49 W, . .- I - - - - - 4.) Santa Arriving IF ri a d I* I I I I .. . ............., /; 1 . 4. a , UI I , I I I I I 1..- _____ I • - ---------- • —i _____ I -- I' — I A ternoon to greteit his young friend.s. To further add to the holiday spirit the Sanford I'laza Merchants Assiociation has erected the familiar 35-foot gold Christmas tree. Most of the stores in the Plaza will be open 1-5 p.m. on Sundays until Christmas for the con. verJence of shappers. I _________ c I 4) _____ ly/ , 11-29- I --i-i-ity-to-i-N.-i-i-m~~ "Charge? Yes. Ma'am t .iWc .AT isv. PXM NW-OM AJW 10 MN6~ o A71*1 - . Around Th e Clock I Bridge Calendar Comirt Crossword F.ditnrlal Ik.ir 1tbby Dr. Lamb Iforoscope *da' s 1-2-H A .. . I -i - - - i I ~. I - I ~_ . f-A. P, ! ,,7 r I , ~ I WOOL V USE A U ! j, fl; .,-, I ) ~ p !I . -1 --- ,111 1 1 1 7 r i Ii I - m .i J I - 11. t 9 I I I " I I I - ~ - C-4~~-, K"41 I I . , 1.t J '."'- / ' I 1_ 11 411110 I I -- ________________________ By liii I (tiRRII Iferal0lanaging FAIllor 6-A It Tu-sday's high 63. Overnight low 37. Slosils- sunny today and to partly cloudy Thursday. A 11111 911111 chance of thowers Thurs. . armer n the to% lip mid 70s today and mid to upper 70s Thursday. Lows fordght mostly In the mid w it' d icia Is President Gerald Ford doesn't stand much of a chance he the Republican Party's presidential nominee in 1976 if a recent poll conducted by the u e i ion o OUfl' Republicans (YR) is indicative of the thinking of nominating convention delegates. aken during the afternoon 'and southerly statewide executive meeting of tonight. Rain probability 20 per the YR in Clearwater last weekend, reveals that Ronald cent Thursday. Details and tides are on Page Reagan, former governor of California and one-time movie 5-A. ~ Pierce flew to Tallahaasee on Oct. 9. Cleveland, a Sanford , , # attorney, Was hired by the "' I ,00' commission on Freeman's recommendation. The cornmission at regular meeting TOM FREEMAN approved plane tickets for ee saw nothing wrong the trip ' v'A KIMBROUGII trip "i accompanied I th Uti i W,' A I . Mr. - - ".Or____7__ 1 1 1 11111,01"1111' - "PI 1~~ "-S .. . - . -- - -~ / / ;•. -. I %. .V -..-I "r / -1 0 •\ ' V511 -' -..' ... '; : - - ., I J t- _." 1 . . ,` ,. :1 it - it I 4i 7T I - PNvff ' I - - - -- - - -- -- - --- -a-- - - - -=-------= --- --- r=--=u--- --:_.:---=--'=- '.--- --- - - - -=-- --- -- -- - _ ---- - ------ - --== - ---- -- =--- -- --- -- - .- -- _==- ----=== ------ - - -=--- ---.-s-=-=--==- ----=-=---- -_— - - -=-- - -- =- -- ------;:______ ---- - -- ' I -- -- __ _ ----= - _ _-_ -7 i'; _-'_ r -- .",_-. 4, the office of City tanager WX "Pete" Knowlelil. by Commander Jack kaiser to Seminole Youth Ranch (SYR) in Winter Springs with SYR Director Jim Lynd and Meriff John Polk, advisory board member, accepting. (Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr i shire prunary, 5116 per cent of those attending the meeting picked Reagan and 4418 per cent went along with Ford. Vice Nelson President Rockefeller polled 2.33 per cent of the vote and a like number sho%ed no preference. said he was doing an "excellent" job. voting In comparison, the delegates to the meeting rated Reagan's performance while governor of '-. - -`,:14__.A, -__ 0n the question ,,flow do y OU rate the job done by President Ford to date?" 53.49 per cent Job while 30.23 formance as "good." Another 11-63 per cent said they felt Ford's rating was "poor" and 4.65 per cent said it was -,urv. satisfactory." No,e of those "- - -_-_- - - -- -- .- = _-_-=- =-- -_- ----_ ------- ----- --- - -- -----==-__ - ---- -= an one-third caine it was his philosophy. another one.tMrd his record while in public office and the balance indicating reasons. elections while only 1628 per cent said they would not. The balance of those polled said either 'maybe' or offered .110 opinion. Folliwing Watergate and the disclosures that led to former President Richard Nixon's resignation more than a year ago. many Young people said It was unanimous that all would unite behind the nominee. no matter % ho wins Too, 83.72 per ctnt of those voting said the Republican presidential primary would in future political battles. entire Republican Party. However. 74.42 per cent of the Young Republicans attendintgthe conclave said they would becomeirisolved in the primary =-_ -- . - - - - - - -= .- , Ii~~'_'--_._ -_~ -7-r Nearly 75 per cent of those greatest advantage in his at. tempt to be elected next year is the fact that he is the In,, cumbent. Reagan's greatest advantage was nearly split down the middle with about !. -T'.'i r - - --- - _- __ - - City Hall will be open duri' ag regular hours Frida y. "" while the balance of 37.21 per cent d he had done a '-good" job. '- .~z ~ " I -Y,- ~j Re ubl' ' i cans Favor When it came to picking a front-runner in the Florida a whopping 90.70 per cent we~t along with Reagan while Ford polled a small 5 per cent. When polled as to who they felt would win the New hump- - -, --.- cent of -- , , P I A check for $No donated by Seminole Chapter 30 of the DissWed American Veterans, wn prewaW Reagan captured 76.74 per the votes cast as posed to 13.95 per cent for Ford. Other candidatN received 2.33 per cent of the votes and 6.98 ca e no t pi eference. -=-==-: ' L Sanford City hail will be (lOsed Thursday — Thanksgl% lag Day - but the public works, police .. ....... • The restilts of the poll were released by State Chatirman Ed Ilaviti of Eustis - --r-- H'-. , it star, Is nearly a 77 per cent favorite for the presidential nomination I '- - ! 1~-J a.___f &..$ 0 .- I 1. You - .. . . >b "IF AIDED BY DAV -;. -'... Thursday and Friday, but will reopen at regular hour on Monday, according to theofficeof Superintendent - '~o::. \2 . \.. •; '. '\\. ,,' \. - 1 '''. today .- .,q - - - I ! - .4. ,.I -.-..,. . . .., -Z " .. ,_.411_. ,(...:.:_.._.:::' . ,-~Z~ _iFTITI ~_CiMo, - , public school children and I,5 teachers will h.a%e a four-day Thanksi%ing •... r , k .. : ' mr, i Off . Iftift. i ~_ I _.91I j Ut-5 r n: Z~_ ~,~ W - _~ . Schools ices Closed 3_;M_~ , __M91L ' -_ -~:_ -!,F- ,_ , / i Citizens aLw have complained about paying higher bills than those paid by city residents, Commission Chairnm Mike Hattaway has __I_~ ead 1-1 1 k theSem nole Delegati on But legislators have rephed that it would be almost impossible to get legislation passed that would Permit Florida's Public Service CanmLssion (PSC) to regulate the - price for utility services within cities. Under present law, only a city is allowed to set utility prices within city limits. Numerous complaints have been f1led with the county concerning higher bills and now the not.ims. Casselberry officials have defended the higherpriced bills for non-city residents, while some legislators and others have branded the practice taxation without representation. cut off water, we're legal blems." Dale said Lane told him problems of the nature Kimbrough desuibed are not part of the "regular procedure" In the city's billing process. Dale -mid he is preparing a memo to lUmbrough outlining Lane's statements, The complaints were from citizens in the Eastbrook Subdivi3ion. These residerlb live in the service area in what was General Waterworks before the city purchased the system earber this ' ~ I separate bus line in lieu of using program is begun and the collection problems 4 A school buses Carl Fairley, another -initiation of an annual 4-C t y wid by coun e advisor y rn5-A review of all courtesy busing in* member, ,aid 4-C committee. Board member Pat TeLson, preliminary results o a r•ecent 4-C (Continued On Page! A) 4-A who was instrumental In for 6-A 4-C 4-C Women 7 4M9/..MCs £k'I6/... XW, mwcv/... Az~%, I . Rhwl- WA166,11'... ff : Courtes) busing Is tran nIng the ad hoc busing cornsportation for ipiLs who live mittee,saldshe,Barnett,o*-Dr. ittunatuo-mlleradlusof their Stewart Abel, a member of the Four alternatives to costly school for which no state funds countywide advisory corn. cour tesy busing of pupils who are received. mittee, will present the lhe less than tc, miles from Barnett outlined the four recommended alternatives to school were drafted Tuesday alternatives to the present the board afternoon by a special corn- courtesy busing: Roger Harris, assistant mittee appointed b the —Courtesy or convenience superintendent for finance, said Seminole County School Board. busing which is paid for by the the "implementation scares me The eIght-member, ad hoc participating parents on a free to death, referring to any committee, chaired by Dick or reduced coct basis similar to the first three recommended Barnett, principal of Lake the school lunch program alternatives. llrantley High School, wi I —Assertion of the respon Harris said the im present its recommendations to sibility of and working with plementation would mean the board at Its 7 30 pm '.arlous go%ernmnental agencies burden of the work would "fall meeting on Dec 3 i city and county) to remove back on the school center!" pupils hazards by building Committee members sidewalks or overpasses discussed the possible issuing of —A contract with corn courtesy busing tickets, If a free 1 ih 6 I I y Alternatives Pro ose For 'Courtesy ___________ • ,~ .,. -1. accompanied Cleveland andsat in on the hearing. Today ____ N If On the strength of Lvrnplaints from County Commissioner John Kimbrough, county officials have met with Ca&wlbeM- Utility Director John 1-ine over numerous complaints from citizens from citizens about billing problems. Bill Dale, the county's director of environmental services, said he met informally with Lane after Kimbrough Tuesday ordered a check into reports that citizens are told water will be cut off with only three or four days' notice. Kimbrough said the county should first contact Casselberry officials. And, if reports are true, "if - JOE ASKI RN Herald Staff %%rlter / 11 = By - ) The Christinas shoppi-fig season will officially open Friday at Sanford Plaza with the 3 p.m. arrival of Santa (laws by fire truck, complete with police escort &inta will have free balloons for the children and will be In Sanford Plaza each weekend and, during the week prior to Christmas, each af. JOHN .or .-"'. Taltabass" In the budget duel • by Dick Turn.r -..., 0 6 - Tom Freeman . By FE) PRICKFTI Herald Staff Writer I . I rebid South rebids two newspapor, P.0 Boir 489, notrump to show a bal -inced Radio City Station New York minimum N V 10019) -M% VA6-~ - - &IA6, o Putting the final touches on the 35 foot tall geld Christmas tree in Sanford Plaza parking lot in preparation for Santa's arrival Friday are Herman Heinle (left) of HIS Store, vice president of Sanford Plaza MerchanU, and Chds Elsea, manager of Penney's and member of the promotion 1 N ~_ - Casselberr Complaints Discussed it 1 . .-- — 1-k -.. on .t , . .. . :.. -4", I I I " 11 . . ~,, . ~ & .. ; . I Pit ,-iR .% I -it . ..-., A I i I ,..;Ih . I . 1--6 N-, 1. . I .11 , .O%AM 1 ~~, -, , " I - . , 107-'Jp' qml!; It^ 10 I Irk . . to - ..- ____ Kimbrough. who made the stopped" representing the his firm did the "leg.work" of "I'd like to see the ex. Cleveland to see if I could be of request to see the justification . county the sheriff's appeal. gathering information that .jmft planatlon for 13 hours for some use," Pierce said. For for the legal fees agreed the "We continued to represent went into the appeal. Preparation of the sheriff's specifics. however, Pierce I 10 .., tri p was Ju sfified if it was ~ ..." .I - I the county in the sheriff"s ap. According to Freeman, that's appeal," Commissioner Sid suggested Commissioners okayed by the commission or by ,-. ~" ~""-_ pcal and provided assistance to where thye- 13 hours of legal fees Vihlen Jr. said. Vihlen, might . 11'.0 "want to talk to Mr- a commissioner. But Kim. I co-counsel Mack Cleveland In comes in. .k" howe ver, said he "can ac- Freeman" trough, like William!, wanted flianY Though the commission hired bole research areas," count for nine hours" of legal 11,L -I&I Commimioner Dick Williams Freeman to specifically justify 'M Freeman said. Cleveland at $50 an hour to time paid Freeman's firm. . . - to said if "Mack iClevelandi 11 hours of legal feen. A 00:4 % , "" ,,r .% 1P J6 .- . I it4,L- i -, y .I . _1111111L ,r ,?.,_. '- Pierce confirmed he also charged the county for round. fare, for meals and Contacted at his Sanford Freeman said Cleveland, a office today, Freeman ex-former state senator, made themotel expenses for oneover with the night stay in Tallahassee. plained that his finn 'never formal presentation, but that . . I a I- -f . . -~ I- . -4. f_~ji, ~ " % * i , - - -1 . a" ,a iiiic, --- '1111111111111111111111- 41 ____ " ~, - -. hours of legal time -at $25 per hour. % V, - ip, V..'k, , - 11, I i,#. Just - land In many basic research areas " - - .. . I . . .. .. .. / ...4 .'14 totiv I . Our Canadian reader wanted to know what the . By Oswald & James Jaco by lwrts would do with this hand reader'sOur article answers him In Ifere is another cidentally. in playing the question hand. It presents roblems in both biding ani spades, declarer should cash a high spade first to see if there Play. The bidding in the box might be a singleton queen, shows how two experts might well bid the hand. For a co py 01 .JACOBY North re"rids two spades MODERN. send $I to- "Win - to C0 couneI Mack CleveCleve- , t) -.. . , , _* count) d requested it, or the board requested it, it's perfectly valid. " Williarru said the board last week appro,ved payment, but he said now commissioners ant to see the Justification .. . t seen 13 hour!i of work on the t O the count attorney," Williams said. -I'm not saying it isn't there, but I'd like to see what contribution he assistance firm wit1 13 said commissioners "need an explanation" why a Freeman ilow ; T' r * ",. law Commissioner John Kim. -, :_ . Ii ;. 4 ~ , . wkz.~ tio oy" V '.."~zV, .: .\- in the sheriff 's apI and provided - Fast. CARNIVAL 'WAIII./... _( continued to I - 9 pea s oil hours of leg'al sheriff': budget appeai — in appeal that was fought by Mack Cleveland Jr. I ~ J1'!,R A; one train R"/~ AXI)WI 94%6 / ~' __________ -. ~ ELAF 114W.0 -- - f,~, 'J ; .. ,._~1`1_"_~11 I 'A fs did v a. 4PT4. -11,111111111 The play for six notrump good South has to tr) Ji the spade finesse and it loses Then the hand depends on a successful club finesse It is normal to cash durnmy's king of clubs first whereupon it is necessary to finesse against He holds the club queen and South has his 12 tricks a -' I iI I ~ I . by - i I f . .J . . " I 11. - -, 7 - . ' % 'W ;i; / likes his holding Needless to sa~.. South likes his three aces and two jacks and show the aces, whereupon North .settles 41 I . '> .,n ".. I — £/.%/... '.. RICRAIV6, Mt*! I I N_ charged the a' . '.. - I J 4 1) - • I' .rA . ashamed of his hand. ____________________ ; WHO 6) .* A * - I ~Z~ 1- , , I TeItIsion f : explain wh) his on W6i.R!.. 9 needed some help and represent the county Seminole County Corn AI Sports I _-1 N I .I !. 1;. ' ____________________ -'--- 6vLi55 - - - __________________________________________ - e n e 11 . vie ,,w - i4' - I woo . t in . to STOP SAYIIII Ca 11" ^ , , .~ , a Ch ' 1 0. - ~ ;kk '-' l ________ , L -.4 A _11i : 6 1 1. .. k*. . I %. *O;Ap. , - ~, , , i 1. , I _Jr, , V_ ,. ~Jr %. -'L! . , North's jump to four notrurnp Is lllaekuood or dinary circles. Sorne exiwiris play ~t as optional Blackwood 8 A 65 A 93 wingers '-1 _________ ' .. HEY- 0 CHAI~,-,F TPZIR 0 I 1' tr ST/vLO FOR DINNER ! 0 -. ,V :1 I j 4: , b i. Fees S ___________________ "a'. BRIDGE AT SORTII -' the laxative habit I recently went to the 40th 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2-1, Irritable or Spastic anniversary reunion of my class and ran into one women who had participated in thatcrazybout.Shewasnow a this newspaper, P.O.B-ozlSSi, plump, gray-haired grand. Radio City Station, New York, mother. I asked her If she had NY 10019. Include a long, had any breast problems She stamped, self addressed en laughed and said that they had been sore as boils for weeks That issue will Include after the fight, but that both she formation on the of and her rival had perienced any trouble. chemica laxatives, if used for a [low can they have avoided prolonged time will cause bowel problems rather than breast cancer. cure them. II you need a DEAR READER — The laxative you should be using a answer is very simple Breast t,ulk expander laxatIve cancer is not caused by As The Health Lietter points physical injury such us from a blow, pinching or in any other out,youcanget bulk and should known way. There have been get It from eating the right anlmalstudlesdonetolook i nto foods That means whole this point, and there is no cereals that include the husk or bran of the wheat or whole oats, correlation and using real whole wheat I must add that you took a " ' 14 bread instead of bakery chance In rem nding that grandmother about her youth products (bread, rolls, sweets) that are made with white flour ful escapades. I have found e (ti some of m collea 'ties have aflU conveniently forgotten some of You will need more than a their college day virtuoso diet, though, and that Is why performances and are em- you need The Health Letter, It barr.issed if I mention them is important the So, if you are ble&wd with a rvflexes that affect norma good memory. it is a good Idea bowel movement and to have to use it sparingly, or so I have the right routine and nuid in. " I ' "4 I " ) L Freem n eli, l"N' 11Y ED l'RIcKErr HeraldSt.aff Writer - DEAR READER - You can slugged each other's chest.s. Laterwhentheflghtendedbothget a program with the general nes how to train your girls breasts were cut, red and RICH! RICH'1iCI-1!' WAIT TILL HE FINDS - , r -- ..' - I f - - [:~~_~_ -i I - 2.S Pf-k4 I -71m FL - - ~~ .~ ~ ., -. I " -, - (.;~~ IA RIC-1 T ____ - 1, , , --. 11 OIL!! I'VE STRLK-K 01 ry -I . - J I is I - / I tit - - :.-_ I '? . / c_ . - • . I -. .-• - Over 40 years ago I went to a fraternity "Stag Show." ne main event was a "topless boxing bout" bet e year-old h always been bothered with start they avoided striking other's chests, but either on constipation and purpose or accidentally one Of taking a laxative for I a m 63 years of ded lid hi the girls age. Do you Wnk you could r ,,va S e t cas. give me a diet that I could use It was almost a knock-out, the and not need the laxative any struck fighter crumbled to the more' I am also overweight , mat screaming in pain. She was about 30 pounds. up before the ten count. Both I i I; - . % . A !~ ___N____,-_ NA...' T).4E CHES AN Ot_C) CRAB' T . W. - am In mind, I breast like would like to ask a question Chic Young 'f - Dr. . _-~ .: Explanation Gives ______________________________________________________________________________ .i;14- _14MIOVO~hf. - .. - Injuries NoCause Breast Cancer / I .. I 1 I 11, 111111.11 and 111111 11111111' 1 -J -1 Nov.21,1975 Of % . 4 I 411yo- 11-2 - I 'NE OF THE FIRST THINGS DAD TAUGHT NiE %VAS TO DELEGATE MF,K.' — ____ .ty v I - - Attorney i . ., 1. . , )... -' - - 41'.. . '. ,. .. I . . I." .~ IV . ..-1 . . 1. .. ,.1' Y, %:"4 . ,~ " ~~,#, % ` I , : I Keep faith with one who has during the coming year, but you placed her confidence in you. if need people to help you along. shewantedotherstoknow, she Joinclubsorgroupswhereyou ) would have told them hee. can make valuable contacts. WI THOSE PRODIXTION ~ - you today. Your intuition Is trying to tell you sometWng. I I [iL BUGS BUNNY treat 1 - i - - — 56 L - __ , 4 ~~ 1 V : 4 1~1~'.I ,., , i4~, ..4 49 150 51 52 - — / 40 - __ 3277) — Price 10 Cents Florida -. 20 — 83 — Wednesday, November 26, 1975 - A Avoid putting too much stock in - j7 19 -. promises made by others today, 19) Don't be embarrassed to especially a female friend who ask questions today if you're Involved In something you feel . has broken her word before. should know, but still don't ' you CANCER (June 21-July fl) Understand. Some Information passed on to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9 you today by a co-worker may not be complet ely valid Check You're not likely to be as careful as you should be today i things out first-hand. in the way you handle things LEO (July 23-Aug fl) ThiS is that be long to others Try not to another of those days when borrow. your charge car may PISCES (Feb. 2(-March 20 real tx-ating becau.se of tnipul.s,e Don't let others do your spending. Buy only what you thinking for you. They aren't need. likely to have your best in. , te ta at heart Be our - 14 16 — - knowing full well its chances of likely success are nil. GEMINI (Stay 21-June 20) l.4lck is 8 9 10 11 - I _______________ — an — I Year No 1111eiziIiii Sanford, oductivity. of 47 Thought lFir I 49 Not 'ouch 2 eve4 51 Story 21 Simple 52 Gufdo s 29 Ogle high 30 Wild buffalo of India notes 31 Partner of bills 54 Dog's tool t),. tia4san 32 Being IL,v:n) 34 F L ,%h % it" 4, JXJ)P11f 1 th t 43 Mislays 44 Season, fiq 45 Asseverate Stream Tennis form 13 - finial Ean 5 6 18 ____ _______________________ _____________ 15 ------J zesem TrwrnVJ iper 22 Fleel 23 Erect 25 68 SCORPlO2#Nov Th ARIFS (March 21-April a Be careful what you lend to a Y somewhat of 19) lazybones today. it will take friend today. She is not likely ex ra effort to norm at your treat your possessions with the same respect you do. pr usual level pril USOA YO Don't bet sight unseen. The cards are sometWng stacked against you a bit. Lady to your own common sense, 'r I soot DOWN 12 "~~ 11 ~ ~ ________ ____ WI) I — '%rIltlIuJ' ' m I —— — _________ 0 *I,--" 1975 For WednesdaY. November 26 N 60 =1 61 Had F 2 - ___ __ - . 1, - l0I'okq,?%J.Ik#. , ? -CHIME ' . to t" 11AA 11/y y ;i - jr seaport 28 Supplant 33 P igeon 3 Maids name 34 Candlenul tree I Equal 35 Love god 5 Hospital 36 At all times *other .17 Gibbon 6 Before 38 Son of Seth 7 Oiler 10ib ) 8 Poet 39 Renoy'lle(I 9 Getaint s wife .11 [Apurigii? . — — by Art - -Sansom 1 ICHIMIF L.PIME7"' 1115. .1- : - —- - __ ;:'°' _____ §_L 14 18 - HORO A A N 0 N __ 54 Dance sit-[) 56 Ellipsoida; 57 Unaspiralv(I I? Ceremony YJ&I IF T -4P4 t 42 Florid,i city al - - ACROSS -- :n B lAX_Q ___ - - - - - ___ OiIER 7i f -...'"." 11 - - es— Evening Herald. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1975; <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/14c32d2c254d0674166d3419667f3ac9.pdf 81e53feb1aa3e7b259dfafa7518243ee PDF Text Text - cam Mir ftifi3jind — - 83EN03EtT RX ::_!k` 4 B S by DOCTOR PR/b1/frENIi'IrrER.' 7T1 THAT LAST BRAIN T!ANSPLANT 'vU MADE ON T-4E MONSTER WAS A 8/G MISTAKE. WHAT IS IT, MELVIN? 0 Frank JThITe!nhllg / Hill' INSTEAD OF THE BRAIN OP A SCIENTIST %U INSTALLED ThE AIN OP MAD GQRILLA. ,,J 68th Year, No. 81—Monday, Nov. 24, 1975 l Ilenild Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents A Downtown Sanford Chn'stmas Parade Route i IPP FuItn s' TRGY1N&TLA HE VI HS ) 6!J Otki) qm'crcinI si a 4. I > -; ________ - - I( / - It / r \ St r I - ___ ' ..... - £ / ____ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Scond St. ______ > ______ ______ ______ > Third Dale's prediction came as ffie lit _____ ___ ___ ___ _ F o 5 it --UMM - G%S YT 1* ___ __ 1 AM NJT A 1T OF I A LOSER IN THE GAME OF L%FE... 614 eg 'r"T-IE WINDS OF LINLA')(, HEAR A... OH OH THAT '5540ON05 PAMILIAR...FE 2.1 :4 00, r CLEAR." r, 14 ! I CIT V 4 n elMdahl ___ / ____ ..-----.--. KNOW . --- COOPERATIVE ... - ___ ___ tr _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ H)AUDIEMURPIW Herald Staff kr _____ WHAT MAIL i 'J I I CHAN6E OF ADDRESt- SEVERAL . flA'5C3CA' - - •- C) - - - F - , , __ I ployment office, 113 Maple Ave., and took at least six unemployment compensation checks totallag $M. Detective Sgt. Eddie Hub today asked that persons sthg unemployment checks report any suspic ious check cashers Immediately to police. "If you cub an unemployment check Hughes said, "be sure to require the casher to show his or her social security card. The stolen checks had the win] security number of the payee on them.90 Hughes urged merchants and bankers to also ask for other Identification of persm cashing unemployment hecks. was first learned the county planned to purchase them. County officials estimated a suit to block a $2.4 million bond validation filed by Cas3elberry Mayor Bill Grier cost the taxpayers more than 1200,000 in default payments to owners of the two utifities and because of trac tion this year wi ll be 10 Mudentat All Souls paro antique cars. which will move School. Students from Fred Davis, Police said prelimijusiry investigation didn't Willkate ecial of state unemployment off1 in Central Florida In *Web were stWen. Officials said It may take three to four weeks to get stolen in the en Wt V er, one official saw the dleft e dr~L; 11111:1' t expected to Interrupt the flow of future checks to anem. played persons. - Itwasalaolearnediaatweek Christmas Marshal, Ronald MacDonald, will be represented In the donations That Is our only source of funds, since there are no entry fees for the parade," Davis said. So far 78 entries are recorded, with more expected during period of time remaining. A re vi ewing stand for the flve Ui4h t Nude(?) . .- - IJ —w-.r- f Is Selected For Tangerine • & WX by ( W VJUVE.u.JAcotO, '\ I VE.MoRE ScUneider o%V14D r~_A~ _ . -. of. resicue call found the situation was different. IL ranked Mismi of Ohio in the Dec. 2O Tangerine Bowl ____ I I / . er ___ _ --- \ s afternooti. I But the Sentinel Star said it had learned that the \ hr I N Around The clock Bridge IN AS ...WE SIA)0LD KEEP A OOS5161Z(~*J EACH 01-qESZ V1 AND ITS RZ~SLE_MS Crossword A A Sports, 111 4 I I L - WEATHER FIRE DAMAGES -i - - - --- il -a No 0 RUN =- -- - - - •. ___ - SCHOOL Stedtits In the Ift *fvvO e4*b grades at An Souls Parwhia] Ave., Sodord, wen se:t home thIsann alter a heater fire damaged a sixth grade social studies-science cla ssroom Sanford firemen extinguished the overheated gas underneath the tree as the man of damage toasuspen Isdderout uf the tree. Coombs said the man, ap. available. Details on the accident weren't available either, poll" said, after a ralul-search of police headquarters faned to tum ... j Weekend high 55; weekend Fair and continued cool today and tonight. Highs today near heater (above) aixi reported the classroom sustained smoke and bO and lows tonight near 4$ heat damage, Including sev eral broken wlndos Authorities said Increasing cloudiness Tuesday the fire occurred about 745 am bore stude nts arrived for withhIghsaro7o Northeriy classes. A school spokesman said the classroom is used on wlndaaboutlO mph djmjnlghbag rotaft basis . closm and also as * tonight and Tuesday. homeroom. A dollar estimate of dMage " Immediately Details and tides are on Page available ( Herald Photo by XJWX 1- - crew erected tempormy 10011',way stop signs wW flashers and patrolmen took hum for 11 hours directing _j- -__________ -' ---- --- Above, with shattered signal In foreground, Patrolman Carey Uerndoa takes his turn directing motorists (Herald Photos by Bob Lloyd) i - JT J - - ' 1ootex1onIadderetj fmen, police said, and after further attempt.sto get the man to come down failed, Police Patrolman Lewis Coombs went up af him Firemen positioned a e net %orking order sometime 1-2-B 0 P Wv (it) officials said traffic sI.Vlalsat the l3th St. and French (U & 17) tnteecUci Sanford, were refused and cUmbed higher. The man tried to kick down a parently trying to commit were not Immediately suicide, was fimffly subdued in &A lforwcope Ak SIGNAL sai and wood uulltypoie (kit) suappedbaonca Dear Abby ................ 7-A Gr _ __ Calendar Comics DOWNED SLOWS TRAFFIC Today '' be I overVitgf niaTecha nd San I Jose State r nude 19-year-old man perched on an oak tree limb feet above the Eighth St. and Laurel tersection. As officers tried to talk the _- An official announcement was not ex- ____ - . rescues, but on Saturday E]t1cers responding toa tree Ile University of South IL KNM HM - _____ LEAPNPL&JECAN 1 - Sanford pohce and firemen we used to cat-in,-the-trte type today to face nationally JEP\JC. -rD - S. Carolina ____ 3E £ a ,,,I .). Saturday night burglars pried open a door and broke open a locked filing cabinet at therearstate unem. severe ftndaiprob1em The parade Is expected to thfferencethbondmarket "Our budget drawsomeWto25,000peopleto betwn the time the suit was down First Street along with the throughout the county par. the parade, and so far we've Downtown Sanford. filed early this year and the Sonta Claim will make giant floats. ticipated in a contest to ralsed on $700," Davis said. The Seminole County Parade final bond validation last SIM ippoarance on Thursday. The parade wil l form at the determine this year's theme. He added that ex. Comxttee Is composed of live month. most De.twbenhwillbeushe Intersection of San Juan Davis, penveeentsintheparade The.4millionthbondswu into town by the annual Avenue and First Street, near officer at the Flagship BaA of are the trophies and the fees people other than Davis: William Register, Pat Register, used for the purchase of the two Oristmas Parade, set for 7:30 the. Sanford Naval Academy. Sanford, said the Naval that must be paid to the bonds. Jack Weible, Joan King aw 4 uti-lities. p.m. The parade, led by Parade Ira CenteratOriandoaLso "We are really looking for Jo Higns. a ;3 police today urged merchants, banks and anyone cashing state unem ploym ent checks to require Controversy has swirled about the two utilities since parade judges and local ficlaLs and the police and fire parade, "The Spirit of dependent group Interested dignitaries will be erected departments," Davis said. ChrIstmas'78," was suggested dUzenswho are worki ng oget FlrstStreetbetweenParkAve d sp byKeiahann Washington. g,a the parade under way, dej and Oak Ave. H By BOB LLOYD Iferald Staff Writer Dale predicted the county wW receive M,000 in revenues 0 10 on the two firms. ParadeConuWtteeChaimian. the nationally knm clown, parade. said this year's parade might will proceed west on First "This is a really big event for be made up of as many as 95 to Street to Laurel Avenue, turn a city the siye of Sanford," 100 entries. south on Laurel to Elm Ave., Davis commented. "We keep "All the financial Institution then proceed west on Elm to up * th cities the size of In town are participating, plus Park Ave., and south on Park to Orlando.the traditional high school 4th St. Da vis said the Chr istmas bands, local government ofThe theme of this years Parazt&' Commlttce j C2 After Check Theft d3• Santa To Sta r I n Dec. 4 Parade - Room!INCIDENTALLY, HAS -' ANN' MAIL ØJ -' ARRIVE 1) ;,X FOR - _____ - . I CHEJL, _____ . Eighth St I I 14UNGRY! ____ N RASH CONC—ENIAL COMPANION, ____ Seven th ______ -0 .kT '9 fs ____ I ... 0 ____ ____ OF_N00 / ___ ____ I tA?rw- I - CZ / 0~0 - t t sixth St, ) INVITATION - -. L. Fifth 51 IT NOT C\rrP ER J IN 1Th%AT CAr L t' M'' 4 Merchants Warned the two firm on Wednesday. County fiscal agent Emmett Taylor met with stockholders today. The $3.97 million purchase will be signed in New York on Tuesday and the county officially will be in the utility business urth CHARITY.-I HAVE 0' YEAR MID m .Qr I REFUSE TO ACCEPT / __ I MOVE IN WITH ME FER I - - RATE M'ELF j\1, TIME , ThI - I'LL LOUC) AN - 5+a'ff1 A bV E k that a UM,000 construction name depositories. The firm's fund will be placed in a St. home OffiCe is located in SL Petersburgh bank, as opposed Petersturg. Som!!t!ra of WiSe Indian Hills and Consumer institution. Dale was optimistic today UUllties can look for l5to20 per The reason bond money that the county's leap into the cent iturases in their utility went to Pinellas County Is that utility business will prove bills next year, a county official the purchaser of the bonds, bene ficial He asked and y. R. ., approval "We will probably raise rs stipulated In the purchase poalUons W uU li departnext year, but not over 15 or 20 agreement that the f would ment. per cent," said Bill Dale, director of the county's Department of Environmental awl Cornrnjrclai s,. - e dIc tS l tIt R t H Li i _T HOP>e MY MALPRAC-FICE INSURANCE WILL County P Am -tii~;k 8 wrestling match 45 feet above the pavement amid tl~e spreading lunbs of the aging Coombs brought the man down and he had to be restrained by ambulance persoaml as he was taken to Florida Hospital North, gs,ere he for psychiatric examina tion under the Baker Act, police said Police said the man relxtedly had shed his clothing tow ks bloc and carried it in havthgiton the greet — -- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Monday, Nov. 24, 7S .•-,,• Carey Presses Legislature To Approve N.Y.TaxPackag ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. Hugh Carey pressed t state legislature for action on $206 million In Increas New York City taxes, but a deadlock continued on t package wined at semring President Ford's support f fderal aid to help the city avert default. Carey, a Democrat, prepared to Issue a statement todi taking "full, personal responsibility" for the tax Increas "I'm willing to put my head on the Line," said Care "Let them say these are Carey taxes." Carey made his comments to reporters after U collapse of tax negotiations in the legislature Saturdi night, and expressed anger at "this game of politic badminton." Miss Fromme Decision Due SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Lynette Fromme, er tering the most crucial week of her trial, is expected to te i judge IUar slw will end her courtroom boycott an testify in her own defense against charges of attempUn to kill President Ford. Her decision to be announced today before U.S. Distric Court Judge Thomas J. MacBride could send the case t1 the jury before Thanksgiving nr signal the start of a ne phase in her so-far brief defense. Miss Fromme's attorney, apparently urging her to taki the witness stand, says that unless she testifies he wil immediately rest his case. Assassination Probe Asked WASHINGTON (AP) - A leading Warren Commissicx official wants Congress to investigate the murder o President John F. Kennedy, even though he says l believes such a probe would confirm that Lee Harve) Osvmld acted alone and was not part of a conspiracy. David W. Belin said it "was absolutely reprehensible" that "the CIA withheld vital evidence from the Warresi Comission" In connection with U.S.-sponsored plots against Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. He also said the FBI withheld other information from the panel. Belin also headed the 1975 Rockefeller Commission investigation into CIA murder plots against foreign leaders, Including Castro. Energy Chief Rapped WASHINGTON (AP) - Bypassing commercial airlines, Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb flew on Air Force or chartered planes that burned 19,000 gallons of fuel this year on speechmaking trips aimed at encouraging energy conservation, a senator said today. An FEA spokesman confinned Zarb had made the trips but disagreed with the conclusions of Sen. William Proxmire, who called Zarb a "winged wastrel of energy, fuel and taxpayers' rmey." -, • Il•. IN BRIEF PSC Decision Due Today On Higher Phone Rates TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Customers of Southc Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., who already ha absorbed $8S.5 million fn Interim rate jncr.oj faced a Public Service Commission decision on anoth proposed rate hike. Southern Bell has "Led for a total $2j65 Million f crease. But the PSC staff reanmended $185.5, and Publ Counsel Woodle Liles, who serves as the consumer a vocate before the PSC, called for $97.4 million. Any of the three would be the largest Increase ev granted a utility in Florida. The commission voted Nov. 12 to delays decision wit tday after chairman Billy Mayo asked the staff to e plain In writing the difference between Its reon mendation and the one ftom Liles. Askew To Be Witness - - [ - • MIAMI (AP) - Gov. Reubln Askew, an outspoker opponent of legalized casino gambling in Florida, was Ic be the first witness today when a federal commjgajcr reviewing the government's policy on gambling opened hearings. Askew has led the opposition to legalized casino gam Wing, while State Rep. Gene Campbell, D-West Palm Beach, has renewed efforts to initiate a statewide referendum on the subject Campbell, a strong supporter of the proposal, also is scheckiled to testily during the two. day hearing. The commission, created by Congress In 1970, is Preparing what Is expected to be the most comnpreliensive stzi4y of g mbling ever plLthed. briwrc Fat #IU Monday, Nov. 24. 1971-3A ;.• cvtr. J.4 , -• 4C - ' To Be Discussed on site. Other Items on the agenda v LONG WOOD - Construction Include parking on Seminola -rplans for American Plaza Boulevard for the SanfordShopping Center, to be located Orlando Kennel Club (SOKC); East of SR 471 near Marvin a franchise agreement from Avenue, rejected by the city Florida Natural Gas Co.; j council last week, have been purchase of two police cars and -revised and will be resubmitted routine reports from district councilmen, the mayor and City at today's council meeting, Tom Freeman of Lee LeRoy Attorney Ned N. Julian Jr. Representatives of the gas Robb Construction Co., is to resubmit the plans at the 7:30 company last week urged the 0 p.m. meeting of the city city to grant the firm a fran. council A major reason for the chise, pledging that six per cent rejection last week was that the of receipts would be returned to plans did not Include retention the city ln the form offranchise • I of the first inch of drainage taxes. City councilmen, noting the water within the site The firm had asked for a fury among users across Just Us Club officers, Edvena Fielder (left), Mary Smith and Hilda Mitchell (right), along With Jack setback variance. Councilman the stalepower CLUB COMPLETES when power cornHomer, executive manager of The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, and Good Samaritan Don Schreiner pointed out that panics began noting on bills the Home president and founder Ruby Wilson celebrate the paying off of a 11,900 debt on kitchen KITCHEN PROJECT portion paid the cities In equipment for the home. The club's first projet was to help raise funds to complete the new facility, the clty'swning ord1iance d granting a variance franchise taxes, were told the with the help of the community, purchased stainless steel hot and cold serving tables, commercial ,iot permit for self-imposed hardship, fees would be paid of profits Pots and pans and trays. The next project will be to build a patio for the residents to enjoy. A rums adding that the owner had and not passed onout to the C0fl mage store will be opened by the club Dec. I, in the old [and O'Fabrlc,s building. (Herald Photo by created the problem by the way sumer. 1OnI Vincent) he planned to place his building Gas company officials also said within 30 days after the , agreement La executed the firm Valuabls Reported Gi'' will begin paying franchise taxes for bottled gas customers. City council ls expected to Y By DONNA ESTES Herald SWIWriter day clearance nd lal buys r Pre r De uti * es Probe Theft Of Ma ShcriWs deputies tcxlay sere probing the theft of a .37 magnum revolver, a gold badge and other Items valued at $4,880 ma weekend burglary at the south Seminole residence of a former county constable. Robert L Jane, 2702 Lake Howell Lane, told deputies he returned home Sunday night after a weekend trip tofm his residence bad been ente and ransacked, 4 £J4JUI tw,, ' addition to u gun and badge, Jane reported the following items missing from the house: a color television, two radios, a video tape recorder, two cameras and a 1: .J..Z electric typewriter, a tens, a dictating machine, case of gin and 31 bottles of liquor, yewelry, electric , electric shaver and a set o(gold satin sheets and pillowcases, two blankets and a fur spread— all for d • Pittman reported the burglars apparently entered the residence by breaking a bedroom window and exited by a door to haul away the loot. Jane, a farmer south Seminole constable, operates a private detective agency. Forest Allen Greene, 104 Canada Ave., Council To Meet erlff's detectives today were Investigating the Saturday night strongarm robbery of an Orlando man at Fern Park. Willie H. Lyons, 66, of Orlando, told deputies two -'L _4- - On Church -- By JANE CASSELBERRY -- Herald staff Wrf WIN-MR SPRINGS — City council will meet in a 7:30 p.m. workshop session today, prior b the regular meeting, to .ansider seeking negotiations with the Seminole Baptist remple in the civil suit filed igalnet the city. At last week's council fleeting, Attorney Howard rtaraee, defending the city In he case, told council the city as only a "slim of ilnnfng the mitt it t gucs to rial. Judge Kenneth Lef fler ranted the church a orary restraining order and SCHOOL ijunction against the city's RANCH voklng the conditional it.-: emit and building permit in ---' '- AIDS YOUTH r • ____ 71 BYAUDIEMURPHY Herald ' V Representatives of the Downtown Development Council (DDC) will present a report of DDC activities at ' -. • - - - -: ____ • r ' • •. _______ I A Ala Now j, ITJ tI . - - -. -•• .- •• - -- - / _ Orig. up to 39" Now • -•---.. ,• ______• ______ --- J • p - •:.I___• . • -• • '4 ,. •.s fit -: . Assortment of - -. ' .. --- - .- •• . Double Knit Knit Suits, • -. -.. Styles Regular and Longs Regulars and Longs I Special 3UU Ofll'/ Men's Knit and Woven 1 Solid and Fancies and Fancies Double • F1 7 - Assortment of Solid - ----- fly J Sport Shirs t 2.99-3.9 :o-ordinating *41 * I ia " Women Pull-on Polyester Slacks _ 3forl 0,* 00 L Asia Be Knit Tops is go I live 11 2.99 ago ir' $ 11I 1J 111 • , " . On the regular agenda will be — sai1on of payment of legal es Incurred by City Building tficial Ray Bradshaw during e recent investigation of his [Ice by the council. A motion Humane Society Meets With Count ade to pay the fees at last BYEDPIUCKE'fl the Oviedo incident could have cording to Lee Smi , eek inquiry was ta bled until th the and Larry and Alice Turner Herald Staff Writes Clark said when officers been avoided If Seminole humane society Investigator Orlando owned two others. of rdght's meeting. loaded the animals up -..--'•County had a "full-fledged who has filed charges of animal The remaining tluee horses, the three horses had "di Also on t'he agenda will be Seminole County's Humane humane society In operation." cruelty against the owner of the according fficul ty ening of bids for new police Society 1, scheduled to county Animal gettlug In the next week -----i trail er." The humane society will Oviedo pasture, Mis. Laura Control flrø-Mr flri" (1i.eL r3; civil 5ervlc ordinance — •,. ..i.. •i-.. ---------'--'-it-- :iik1 i*iir'á 191 - - ____ many items had been donated to the DDC and some of the funds still remained. =I_ Savings on our men' s sport coats Orig. up to 160.00 City In the City Manager's to the commission, W. E. "Pete" Knowles is expected to announce the resignation of his tonight's meeting of the Sanford assistant, 0. Sam Ackley. city c4mmission. DDC Executive Director Sara In a "-stter to Knowles dated Jacobson and DDC Executive Nfii. 17, Ackley ofiered his Adviser Shirley Moak are resignation effective Jan. 9, -..expected to brief corn- 1976 Ackley cited several rnlsalonerson the stat us of DDC applications pending In public plans and report on ex. service and an offer tobecome ptnclitures made from $3,a33 a Partner in a life Insurance appropriated for the DDC from agency as reasons for his -_____resignation the city's continency fund The appropriation, made last ---Other activities on tonight's - summer to the Downtown agenda Include public hearings Redevelopment Steering on rezoning two parcels of Lyman High &b.el PrcisICftom Henley gets u assist Iran which later became peope-ty to GC-2. Jay Carlisle, center, and Richard Jones, In unloading canned Committee the DDc, was to cover such The properties are locatej goods for the Seminole Youth Ranch. Admission to a recent skit expenses as rent, utllltIe, between Third St. and Fourth canandthe office equipment, printing St.—Cypress Ave. and Pine Student Council designated It to go to the much,located In Winter expenses and public expenses. Ave.; and between Maple Spring,. (Herald Photo by EMs Nichols) Ave Miss Jacobson reported to the and Holly Ave.-24th Piace and COrflrnLssion on Friday that 2W St. 100 Only savings on our men' s suits. ___ -• - - : •______ - DDC To Present 'Plans To J • .• 1 .” 5 PM Today! ec 200 only 3 / ' appove purchase by the polict department of two demonstrators, each carrying 13,OW warning that parked vehicles will be towed away do not confrñn with the city ordllnance. p These prices effective // num Miles on speedometers, despite In weekend arrests, Altamorite Springs police jailed Ray Edwin McMillan, 41,657 E. M Magnolia, Altamonte Springs, in lieu of $5,000 bond on an aggravated assault charge. \- ' s objections raised by Coun Altamonte Springs, reported weekend burglars men followed him from the Jai Alai Fronton to a thn Schreiner and Gerard made off with a custom guitar and amplifier, 35mm nearby shopping center parking lot. The men Connell last week. camera and zoom lens, tripod and a flood light and The Cars, to be purchased grabbed Lyons around the neck, held a cloth over stand. Deputy C.H. llraet±lein reported the missing his face and threw him to the pavement as they took from an Orlando dealer, have items were valued at $1,300. his wallet containing $775, deputy Ann Henegar price tags of $2,980 each. Deputy D.E. Il1 ggbotham reported the reported. Schreiner, a former police residence of Anna S. Grogan, 632 Green Meadow Lyons told investigating officers hissanants officer and deputy sheriff, Ave., south Seminole, was burglarized and rantold him, "We don't want to hurt you old man. We objected that most of the sacked by yeggs who removed a bathroom window repairs on police vehicles occur only want the money you got" to gain entry. Listed as missing from the residence , ' after the first 15,000 miles. Sheriff's deputy J.F.Bennett reported three asa color television, $ cash and f®Jfrom Connell, noting that Public r refrigerator. Sanford Juveniles - girls ages 13 and 16 and a 14 Safety Director Doug Keller, 1 • Bruce C. Holcomb, year-old boy - were released to their parents at the ilnrint, iw eaow , Meadow ' budget hinr1nua . - department deputies someone enteredSanford Juvenile Detention Center Sunday after sisted the police r residencebeing arre3ted on petty larceny charges. while he slept and took $425 from his billfold on the had to have custom built police floor " d. Bennett said he was oa patrol when he saw the said the vehicles do Glenn „au, .', Juveniles placing the last two sections of a split-rail Country VU1IU „, LMJU, ,. m Kll.'. stated reported 17 fence in an auto on Markham Woods Road a mile d barbell requirements. north of Lake Mary Boulevard. 71* officer said wooden exercise bench were stolen from his car. Council is also expected to rt when the juveniles saw patrol jyremov take action tonight to remove the rails from the auto and threw them into aditch. Sanford police reported burglars broke a window the no parking signs from the to gain entry to Sanford Tire Service, 420 French Bennett said during the past two weeks fencing shoulders of the Scm Inola Ave., and made off with eight auto tires valued at valued at more -than $350. . - $2,000 has been reported stolen Boulevard right of way. It was wuie aine area. noL'd recently that the signs By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer I _ _ FLORIDA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Shopping Plaza NATION IN BRIEF •. i Ill ' I \* I iIII Pastel Colors \ 00% Polyester Li .••' • L Specials School-Age Girls Tops and Jeans 1*99 y . Special School-Age Boys Print Leisure Shirts learance 100 on Men Knit Slacks C 1g. to $13.00 ._.._ r S orig. i -'vu',, Men C. P.O. Jackets %& J'2 Clearance 50 only quar JCPenney Crock Cooker 158R Now 1.50 Women Dresses orig. 18,00 to 29.00 iliac .'.-.._-. Clearance 70 only Women Roll-sleeve Blouses 2.99 rv 101 Value 4 quar, Popcorn Popper Novv 7.00 A 0 .uu %III 14.%. 15" Color T.V. on Pedestal Base 2901 ntertainment Center M-FM Radio, full size rntable, 8-track player with and. Headphone 1804 rt_ i c_ •-• F. �Evening Herald The Salvation Army, located at 700 West 24th Street, Is now taking applications from persons in need of food for Christmas. Capt. James Snelson., commanding officer of the local organization, says his office will be open to receive applications Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. until Dec. 15. The office will be .t N fhENII AVF'...SANFoflf). FLA. 32771 rea Code 305322.2611 or 831.9993 Monday, Nov. 24. 1975-4A \ I Ii Around \ AYNE Li iX)YI.E. Publisher R. HICIIAHI) LONG. Editor \ llJ.lA1 Li CURRIE. Managing Editor lOHEHT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director closed on Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. According to Capt. Snetson, the traditional I 'Iiver : Week. 55 rents: Month. $240: 6 Months. $14.20: _____ car, $R 10 Ih Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2 70: 6 Months. 116 20. 12 Mnnthc t in Lebanon Crisis he Clock A Powder Keg It - - -- . wnmlnr1 h,.,4 y".. fe ,a',....is,s '" Ifl1. r..L&:_... yesterday when a new $120,000 administration building was dedicated. U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles was the principal speaker at the dedication. The Girls Villa, a haven for dependent but not delinquent youngsters, is located two miles east of Bartow and was founded by the Sunshine State Women's Chamber of Commerce in 1967 and sponsorship was taken over by the Florida Sheriff's Association in 1970. It began operating in 1972 and in Just three years has expanded to an enrollment capacity of 24 girls - halfway to the master plan goal of 48. The new administration building, which houses offices, counseling service, a library and remedial education aci1itii's, Is of Spanish design and was a gift of the James P. Towey Foundation. The Foundation was established by brothers James H. and William T. Towey in memory of their father. The Towey brothers are now deceased, but their widows .ge continuing the charitable activities. In 1967, the Foundation financed a medical and dental clinic at the Sheriff's Boys Ranch in North Florida.. £151111115 III kettles will appear on the streets starting Nov. 28 and will remain until Christmas Eve. Local civic clubs will be manning the kettles to raise money to help bring Christmas cheer to the less fortunate, shut-Ins, the sick and the lonely. Capt. Snetson said several individuals and church groups are now dressing dolls to be distributed through the Salvation Army toy shop. Everyone is urged to support the Salvation Army and its worthy charitable endeavors. Volunteers are always needed to help. For more information, contact the Salvation Army at 3222642. Another milestone was reached at the fastgrowing Florida Sheriff's Girls Villa In Bartow '%___ We salute the James P. Towey Foundation and its benefactors for their fine work in helping the Boys Ranch and Girls Villa, Fishermen Upset Over East Coast Situation Don't forget the big Great American Air Show which will be held in L)ehand at the DeLand Municipal Airport on Dec. 6.7. Preshow activities start at 1:30 p.m. with the air show itself due to get underway at 2p.m. Advance tickets may be purchased at Streep'a in Orlando and Daytona Beach, at the Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency in Altamonte Springs and at the DeLand Municipal Airport. Tickets purchased In advaace are priced at $2 for adults and $1 for children. Prices will be in. creased by 50 cents if the ducats are purchased at the gate. All proceeds will benefit the Kirby Grant Youth Ranches of America. Highlights of the air show include solos, duos, a dog fight, comedy flying, a plane flown and landed with the engine cut off, wing-riding, a plane flying upside down 15 feet above the ground and many more. — Bill Currie W ORLD By BOB ORRELL The 'Vote Is No Answer ." NAPLES, Italy tAP; — "Ammunition exploded. There were terrible fires," the sailor Injured In the collision of the U.S. aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy and the cruiser Belknap reported, . capital Of . . 5' The World . 5. continues the danger mounts that this conflict arising from religio us and political rivalries will subject Lebanon to a far worse sort of devastation, television cultue receives of the programsschedukd by the PTA at Sterling Park tohaveyourmallboxfilledwithgarge0fgij bruntThe of the commissioner's ire. Bymuch the time a Batteries that usually take around four hours School. from your own grove, for each round of charging up to 80 per cent of I for one sincerely hope that the route of the stude nt is 17 years old, Bell says, he has been In Mrs. Nancy Pike their capacities can now be charged in 30 12,000 hours of school, but has watched 15,000 Sterling Park PTA minutes, DthMsu Kogyo Co., a maker Casselberry to be upset by wa tching destruction of my hours of TV, mostly "garbage." What kind of industrial vehicles, and Vuasa Battery CO. ' madness is th is? Be ll sympathizes with the TV property and taking verbal abuse if I daze The efficiency of makes participating to leave my property lure, admitting an affection for old westerns It possible to reduce the number of batteries, Cites Destruction himself, but he did not grow up under the Inalone. This permits more loading and, say the cornI called in protest to the annual "rip-off" by fluence, did not come to believe that murder was Sincerly, pa nles, promises easier starting and stopping of the walkers in the March of Dines Walkathon OF Doris M. Jones painless, that rape was accompanied by a the electric motor and better acceleration, fledge Walk as it Is called this year. I appreciate dramatic musical score, or that Kojak was an Sanford One battery-powered pickup truck has been your effort to stop the destruction done by the acceptable evening substitute for Herman tried out for 15,000 kilometers of durability participants In the fine "Around The Clock"letters to the editor Melville. testing and was found to cover a distance of 60 column In the Thursday, are welcomed for Nov. 13, Herald, publication. Al! letters must be signed, with And what of the parent's role in all this? Bell kilometers, or about 37 miles. with th 3. I regret to report this did very little good as mailing address believes it is substantial. Recognizing that if a and, If possible, a minute charging, telephone the same destruction was observed this year, numb er so the identity lather spends each evening with Groij'Jx he will of the writer may be This is still far short of the performance of the The walkers were heard to say, "Look at the verified. e Evening Herald will , conventlonnlin tenhal combustion engine, but the free fruit." They paid no heed whe n told it likely breed a child who does the same, Bell was wishes of writers who do not want their names sugges ts that if Ameri ca 's children are wan. electric car is getting Owe. no t "free fruit." Some pulled an orange and ate in print. Th e Evening Herald also reserve, dering th en America's pa ren ts share the Daihatsu will shortly start marketing a new it. I do not object to this even though blame. it would the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to He agrees absolutely with Gandh In that "There midget commercial vehicle utilizing the new mean a lot of fruit if each walker did ft. I do ronform to space requirements. system. is no school equal to a decent home and no protest the pulling of green as well as ripe fruit teacher equal to a virtuous parent," say Tni e To Form They la ughed in Washington when Sen. William Proxmire asked for a copy of every form used by all government agenda. If the Wisconsin Democrat had received the response he invited, he would have been fkded with more than one million forms devised by some 3,500 separate federal bureaucracies, According to a National Archives study. thp narmbirwnrif thpv generate costs the economy an estimated o million a year to pros. Proxiiire's concern for citizens smothered by the blanket of government paper Is not unique in the capital. A Federal Reports Act adopted 30 years ago required reduction in the amount and duplication o( paper wcx - Qflcials concede that it hadn't worked. Now a Federal Paperwork Commission, a 14-member panel created by Congress, is preparing to study the paper problem and make recommendations on bringing it under control. The project will get under way, presumably, as soon as the staff designs the necessary forms to record data turned up In the survey. greater the batteries those , JACK ANDERSON Odds On The Presidential Candidates WASHINGTON — The 1976 presidential race, would bring 13 If he should become the down on producers for withholding natural gas about gas manipulation. But when our associate according to the gambling odds, Is Just about a Here are Jimmy's odds on the other from the market. Jack Cloherty pinned him down, Allen tossup. Democratic contenders; Sen. Henry Jackson, DSpokesmen have solemnly denied any con- acknowledged that he had made the statement The foremost Las Vegas oddsmaker, Jimmy Wash,, 5-I; ex-Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, 8-I; spiracy between the regulators and the but contended that Braun had misinterpreted it. the Greek Snyder, who figures the political odds Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., 12-1; Sen. Birch regulated. But now we have learned that Frank What he had meant, Allen explained, was that ezcluiively for us, rates President Ford as a Bayh, D.Ind,, 15-1; Sen Uoyd Bentsen, 1)-Tex., Allen, boss of the FPC's Natural Gas Bureau, producers may be holding narrow 6-to-S favorite over the Democratic 15.1. told staff attorney Bill Braun bluntly: "If you they will have enough back gas supplies so contenders. to deliver during the Sen. Frank Church, D-Idabo, 20-1; ex-North find producers withholding ga.!, you should do winter months or to critical shortage areas. Only Sen, Hubert Humphrey, I)-Minn., has a Carolina Gov, Terry Sanford, 20-1; Pennsylvania nothing." This explanation doesn't square, however, chance to beat Ford by Jimmy's odds. He gives Gov. Milton Shapp, 2D-1; Rep. Mo Udall, D-Aru., nis atUtude has encouraged producers to with the available facts. When Allen told Braun 20-1; Alabama Gov. George Wallace, 20-I. hold back gas until prices increase. The more to do Humphrey a slight, 7-to -6 edge over Ford. nothing about gas helJ off the market, The President is a solid favorite, according to Sen. John Glenn, 1)-Ohio, 254; Sen. Ed gas they keep off the market, the greater the Braun was Investigating why Transco, a major the oddsmaker, to win the Republican Muskie, 1)-Me,, 25-1; u-Sen. Fred Harris, D. shortage will be. As the shortage becomes more East Coast pipeline, was cutting back on gas acute, the tressure will build nn tn nomination. Those betting on him must nut tin 13 n a.i. qroant Chrivar A&I _ nominee, BERRY'S WORLD / please . Resources, spent an entire day new park, formerly known as that he could not foresee the catch a mesa of bluefish or due to the narrow nature of the recently In telephone conversa- Appollo State Park. park being opened wi thin the possibly big channel bass. road. tions to Ta llahassee trying to He emphasized: "We're not next three year s, (w hich Li a Other alternatives, such as The Volusia County engineer, "My only concern," said clear up the quest ion of who is locking up t he area . The public long time to wait to go surf clearing small par king areas when informed that the Donald Gulton, superin tendent at present in charge of this p.t can still use the existing f ishing .) parallel to the road and using barriers had not been moved of the newly crea ted Cana veral of the beach — Volusia County, cr ossovers to walk the short Colonel James, superin. th e shrubbe ry to replant the back, assured that he would National Seasho re Par k, is to the State of Florida or the distance to the beach," tendent of state parks, ld de nuded spots, was suggested. inspect them over the weekend. to Protect the barrier sand dunes federal government, "However," he continued, Euga that he was ordering the Superintendent Guiton against further damage and In addi tion, Smi th stated that This section of the seashor e "we operate under not only a ba rricades relocated to allow r es po nded by expla ining the he would be In the state capi to l erosion," w hen questioned by park is owned by the sta te, moral obligation, but limited parking in the old lack of man power and funding today and Tuesday and would Delbert Euga in his Merritt which has indicated that the congr essional and state man- established t urn-out areas. In needed for a project of this size, contact Col Island office recently. .Cook, superinownership will be transferred to to prohibit vehicular turn, Smith, the Volusia County lie men tioned that par king on tendent of state parks; Donald The Interview came about the National Park Service, dates traffic on the dunes, as well as traffic engineer, stated that his the road was now permissable, Duden, assistant direct or of the because of the many phone calls However, Euga learned that the t he beach. depar tment was engaged In but anyone familiar with the Department from surf fish erm en in the transfer of ow ners hip has not of Natural "In other words, the national moving the signs further area knows this is Impractical Resources, Central Florida area corn- yet become official, parks are for the public — to seawar d to al low more par king plalning a bo ut newly erected The ba rriers were erected by pr eserve, use and en joy — space. He also mentioned that ba rricades blocking cars from Volusia County at th e request of today, tomorrow, and hopefully, the no parking signs on the the old established parking federal and state officials, fore ver," he said, roadway had been removed, areas between Turtle Mound according to Malcolm Smi , th But, w hen questioned as to al lo wing cars to park parallel on and the Old Coast Guard Volusia County traffic engineer, when the formal opening of e th e dirt road. th S tation. Gulton pointed out in the park would take place and some A personal inspection tour of Euga, who Is a mem ber of the interview that several "cross- acce ss pr ovided for the use and three miles of the five miles in advisory council of the Florida overs" have been made by enjoyment of this 67,500 acre question was made b this Department of Natural ve hi cles In this portion of the tract by the public, he stated reporter and, in only one spot, could a ba rrier possible ha ve I Herald Outdoor Editor Four U.S. Seamen Dead As Navy Ships Collide Illiteracy . Monday, Nov. 21, Hassle Continues Over Beach Barriers IN BRIEF Lebanon as anything but civil war. That term has been avoided up to now, as it was in 1958 when a DON OAKLEY TOM TIEDE similar crisis prompted President Eisenhower to send U. S. Marines ashore. This crisis is far worse, both in terms of its duration and the bloodshed it is causing, and in its potential for triggering bigger trouble. Whether we regard the fighting as a contest bween politicil forces on the right and left, or a 19 struggle for dominance between Christians and Moslems, is beside the point. The U. S. government has no basis for official sympathies with either side. Washington can do little but encourage efforts by Lebanese leaders to establish a cease-fire, and One of the most disturbing things about the try to evacuate Americans whose lives are in recent vote in the United Nations condemning danger. WAHINGTON —NEATheUnjtedStateS Zionism as a form of "racism and racial •. T:. has spent more than $1 trillion on formal Each day of strife between Christians and discrimination" is that so many countries e(thcationln the pot half century, including $308 Moslems creates more bitterness to stand in the refused to take a stand on this issue. blilion in the fiscal year Just completed. Arid way of restoring order under the old formula for The vote in the General Assembly was 72 for ;,)1: what is the result? Among the highest standards ,, distributing governmental power among the the resolution and 35 agaInst, and among the of living In the world, certainly, but also some of majority, as expected, were all the Arab states country's religious factions. Even if fairness should / .. the most astonishingly deviated students, many .and the Communist bloc. A little more surprising dictate that Moslems .' . ' . . osles deserve more power, as their of the most demonstrably m incapable teachers, i'.. ts the fact that they were Joined by such oMen• spokesmen claim, to gain a cease-fire on that basis an d a good number of the most glaringly sibly "free world" countries as Brazil and . uneducated adults compared to any other adwould itself be a destablizing factor in the broader Mexico. vanced nation on the w,lobe. context of Middle Eastern politics. But fully 32 other delegations elected to ab. It is the Christian leadership in Lebanon which For all too nianyAmericans thesthoub are, th '. stain from voting. Among them were nine other .' the words of Lewis Carroll's Mock Turtle: has insisted that the country remain neutral in the Latin American countries .- Argentina, Bolivia, "Reading and writhing, and the different brands Arab-Israeli dispute. An ascendancy of Moslems, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, --.--.-. of arithmetic — ambition, distraction, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela and even such with their sympathy for the cause of displaced uglification and derision." One million pupils countries as Japan, Greece and the Philippines. Palestinians who make up a major element in the quit before high school graduation; crime, En if all the abstalners had joined with the . /•. present Lebanese population, would be egarded as alcohol and drugs are a major preoccupation on i opposition, this Invidious resolution would . r." dangerous by the Israelis — a new threat on their the secondary grade level; college entrance still have carried the day. Bu t its vi ctory w ou Id . ,-.-.-. northern flank, . scores are dropping like stones In the well of have been a narrow one and the United Nations confusion. If the Lebanese Moslems are threatened with would not be In quite the moral shambles It is defeat, Syria will be aroused. Some Syrians still ''As for the matured, an Office of Education One is reminded of the words of Martin regard Lebanon as something of a detached study has recently concluded that one of every NIeIBOUer, the German theologian who belatedly live adults cannot Intellectually cope with province (f Syria. While the status quo in Lebanon opposed Nazism In the l93: society. 0 is recent years has satisfied Syria, any change that ermanythey first came for the CornTo say the least, the schooling Investment would erode the status of Palestinians in Lebanon mwth, and I didn't speak up bemuse w'( return is, as Education CommisslonerT. H. Hell might be regarded as intolerable in Damascus. Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I puts It, "a mixed hag." We have now a nation oil Th&regardless of who wins or loses in the civil didn't speak up bemuse I wasn't a Jew. Then, see what you mean about the Intricacies of diplomacy." that college calculus to qualified high they came for the trade unionis, hnd I didn't _________________________________________________________________________ schoolteaches warfare in Lebanon there is a potential for military seniors, but also one, according to the I wasn't a trade unionist. action by Israel or Syria, and any move by bCC8U5 oneak U)E study, where perhaps 15 mIllion adults they for the Catholics, and I didn't speak would doubtless provoke the other. cannot properly address an envelope, and where up because came I was a Protestant. letters To TheEditor What could keep the Middle East from 16 millIon cannot fill out a bank check. We have, "Then they came for me — and by that time no says Bell, "a long way to go in education." stumbling into another war would be an awakening one was left to speakjp and using It as a weapon to molest fellow walkers PTA Expresses Thanks Yet Bell says it should come as no surprise to by all the patties, in Lebanon dud along its borders, as well as trying to prove their accuracy Two factors keeping the electric automobile as anyone that the schools are In trouble. Sitting In to what is really at stake. For the Lebanese, it is not su Park Elementary School would like hitting and breaking shrubs and flowers, little more than an an experimental curiosity his office, a slight man, a Utah Mormon with the the future of one political group or another, but the the great weight of the huge banks of batteries to give a special THANK YOU to Mr. Neville, The street was literally covered with spots look of propriety about him, Bell Insists the principal of Red Bug Elementary school, for the where oranges were thrown down just to see future of their country. For Israel and Syria, it is required and their long recharging t1IflS transfer of internal account funds from Red Bug splattered and left to be run over by can. It nation cannot expect "the schools to be healthy be changing. Two Japanese com School the long diplomatic effort to avoid a new war that We in a sick society." Sounding like a prep school to the new Sterling Park School. have to clean up this mess each year. panles claim to have developed a rapid-charge n'-ither wants. headmaster Thank you also goes to Red Bug Elementary Another thing noted--several bother the rural Into what at an assembly, Bell quietly laces The street fighting which has been escalating P for storage batteries that CUtS and English Estates Elementary for the special mail boxes. The mail was removed from ours as Materthi he sees as a nation of negativism. t o outright warfare, and the exodus of foreigners, new and greed have replaced self recharging time to one-eighth of normal. The CO1buUOCI their PTA to the Sterling Park soon as delivered so none was destroyed that I technology involved the remodeling f El reliance and self denial, he says, 'we care more already has had a devastating effort on the conventicnal lead-acid batteries and ementary PTA. The money contributed by know of. I believe it is a federal offense to about chrome than children." both schools will be used for student benefit tamper with mail boxes however it is annovin Lebanese economy. With each day the fighting chargers. . 9 Withholding Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. 40 David Vollmer of Waupaca, Wis., was below decks aboard the cruiser about 10 pm. Saturday when the collision set off explosions aboard the Belknap and fires aboard both ships. "We were trapped below decks, but fought our way to the deck," reported Vollmer after he was flown to a navy hospital near Naples. The Headquarters of the 6th Fleet said four men were killed, four were missing and 16 were Injured, five of them seriously. Three of the dead and all of the missing were members of the Belknap crew; 55 of the cruiser's 350 (Tewnien were thrown overboard. Church Leaders Face Test "With two kids of driving a, can about the car insurauce we NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — White domination of the World Council of Churches is being challenged for the first t1e at the Christian oi-gariiz.atjon's fifth septennial assembly. The assembly, which began an 18-day meeting Sunday, represents 271 Protestant, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican and Old Catholic denominations with nearly 500 million members In 90 countries, For the first time, delegates from the underdeveloped, darker-skinned nations of the .., .. I.,Le .. -. hn1,4 u ui,in Thi rd Wflrhl vuung euge in me interdenominational organization founded by white churchmen from Europe and America. .....,.., n , been moved. United G The tour of this area revealed only two couples, visi tors fr Vermont, walking along the where norma ll y at this time of year, of sur f f ishermen be seeking to Warns Of Low Orange Supply I switched to Saleco ai gOt a bet polky and saved $180 to boot." - om - beach, would I - ORLANDO— The early and percent under grower The spokesman pointed out mlsdseason orange crop for estimates," McGee said, that the Frozen Concentrate processing is In real supply The United spokesman said Orange Juice Futures market trouble and Industry should some processors were so had long been reflecting a price start charging a fair price for concerned over the relatively consistently over the current 29 Die In Lebanon Fighting products In high demand and but important Industry return to the grower low inventory, United Growers midseason crop with its rich "so someone must know BEIRUT, Lebanon ( AP) — At least 29 persons were said today. color and content that they something the general Industry lulled and 85 wounded in Beirut as another cease-fire Gen. Mg. Wilson McGee of were already beginning to has not yet recognized." broke down and the Moslem-Christian civil war spread "It is plain we need an acrossthe Orlando-based grower assign priority to the fruit for beyond the capital. Movement ovement to cannery many the-board increase on all organization said the present Only one seaside residential area and the fashionable processed orange products, (TOP is not only drying out but is weeks earlier than usual, llamra shopping district In Beirut remained untouched by "Maturity is far advanced particularly producing some of the lowest In our Cinderella the fighting Sunday despite an announcement the night over normal years. It appears Product frozen concentrated solids and acid levels In the past before by Premier Rashid Karami of the 13th cease-fire In last s pring's drought and a oran ge juice where Inventory is four decades. eight months of street warfare, resulting, unprecedented already four percent under last _ "At the rate of solids reported outbreak of greasy spot which year's inadequate supply. in fruit now being tested, the resulted in severe tree Instead of the present $2.20 present crop could lose the defoliation set the stage with a wholesale price for a dozen 6-oz. potential volume of as much as light early and midseason fruit can equivalents a minimum of 20-25 million boxes. Field set of thin-skinned fruit that has $2.50 Is justified as a supply reports also Indicate pickouts a tendency to early break- preserving measure alone," EVERETT BATES Survivors include a daughter, are running as much as 25 to 35 down," McGee explained. McGee said. Mrs. Edith W. Payne and Everett C. Bates, 89, of 217 granddaughter, Mrs. Barbara -, Boston Ave., . - _ a a - • a au flS ",' . Wfl tjeCo -, ___________ JtAN) & Jt.RI3 BY and long dominated small, highly AREA DEATHS Altamontc Byrley, of Pennsylvania; two Springs, died Saturday night at great-grandchildren of his home, Born In Saratoga Orlando; and CALENDAR stepSprings, N.Y., he lived in grandchildren, Mrs. Mary Altamonte Springs for 74 years. Frances Davis, Sanford, Mrs. He was owner of the Altamonte Vaisrie Soule, Longwood, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Springs Hotel and a veteran of J.R. Wells Jr., Jacksonville,and NOV. 24 Introductory lecture on Civic Center, film "Booby Ww I Graveside services were held Transcendental Meditation, Trap" Survivors Include his wife, today depicting fatal roadside in Paola Cemetery. 7:30 p.m., Red Carpet Inn, 14 hazards. Open to public. Mrs.. Grace Bates, Altamonte Brisson Funeral Home in and 436. Springs; two sons, George E. charge of arrangements. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 Bates and David E. Bates, both p.m., at home of Lottie Wood, of Altamonte Springs; three Pilot Club of Sanford will 2104 Sanford Ave. Topic: meet 6:30 p.m., Holy Cross EARL DUNCAN daughters, Mrs. Richard Christmas decorations. Wyman, Topfield, Mass., Mrs. Episcopal Church, Sanford. Bill Joshua Duncan, 72, of NOV. 25 Nina Farmsworth of Winter Fail Heck of WTRR Radio, guest Pilot Club of South Seminole, speaker. Park, and Miss Patricia Bates 273 Palmetto St., Longwood, of Orlando and 13 grand- died Friday afternoon at the great- Americana Health Care Center, children, four Orlando. He was a native of grandchildren. Brlz,son Funeral Home in Oneida, Tenn., and lived In the Longwood area since 1930, charge of arrangements. moving here from Kentucky. NOVEMBER22 Marion E. Washington He was a retired citrus grove ADMISSIONS Richard M. Whalen MR& FLORENCE WELLS caretaker and was a member of Sanford: Grace L. French, Mrs. Florence E. Wells, 83, of Longwood First Floyd B. Holton Baptist Casselberry Lake Monroe, died Friday. Church. Benjamin L Johnson Katherine N. Wenz, DeBary Born in St. Clair, Ala,, she came Survivors include a daughter, Derward W. Stine Michelle Swingle, Lake Mary to Sanford In 1919. She was one Mrs. Martha Callon, Titusville; Julia Harr, Deltona Mark J. Clark, Osteen of Jehovah's Witnesses, two sons, Claude Duncan, Guido Lauro, Deltona Baby Boy (Carl) Kletzlng, — Longwood and Clyde Duncan Glenn E. Merrill, Deltona DeLand Oneco; six grandchildr en and E ugene E. O'Day, Deltona "4' one great-grandson, Edward L. Cunningham, NOVEMBER Z3 Perpo Funeral ser vi ces were held Enterprise ADMISSIONS today, Granikow-Gaines Otto Hammerland, Wint er Sanford: • COUN Funeral Home, Longwood, in Park Hazel Anderson 64 charge of arrangements. BIRTHS Gwendolyn Burke Sanford Mark A. Burnsed Mr. & Mrs. John (Lora) Donna A. Hodges Chanlot, a girl Woodrow E. Maddy DISCHARGES Hazel McKinney ' HOSPITAL NOTES • _____ Ipi I ' ' 11,4 H r 111 C I. 1 1 11I Sanford: Kathryn J. Cameron Vanessa Freeman Robert S. Giles Eli King Debra A. Knight Bertsel L McClelland George F. Pewld Francis J. Steffens Arthur Harrell Laura Overstreet Fredle L. Scott Rosezella Kelly, Altamonte Springs Richard L. Gardiner, Casselberry Wayne J. Cavins, DeBary Lawrence H. Murtaugh, DeBary Funeral service is for the living, for those left behind who mutt make an adjustment, What we do, therefore, must he basea upor, lhcir 11i d1 V 1dLJJ1 thOLojhtS and feelings ,. WEATH ER DeBary Gordon Stephens, DeLand Pauline R. Wisniewski, Deltona Maylynn M. Stultz, EnterFair and continued cool today prise Carolyn G. Wilson, Longwood and tonight. Highs this at. James D. Almany, Winter ternoon near 60 and lows tonight near 40. Increasing Springs clrnidInp.c Tu'*itht' with hI,h. Charlene M. Zuelck Winter Weekend high 55; weekend low 34. Rainfall: .23 inches, G RAMKOW Mathilda Schultz, DeBary Henry C. Thursam Sr., 5% C/i.. j4q that's the Start savi LEVI'S WRANGLER LEE Army-Navy Surplus lit) C.Au rnon AV IULIVI , j,i,.,, r, IF W 12-30 $p di.iI 1EUI$T1 op t Hood Tractor Co. 24)7 S. French Ave. Sanf ord, Fla. 32771 322-0285 831.9774 1 0 7 N YHU S S I INSURANCE AGENCY - t.'ido. Fli. 417 Ma,noita Avg £ttamon. Spv$.qs, Fs. 32111 �&A—Eveni ng Herald, WW.16 1 S.116 I1PI Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 21, 1975 sin g Alo n~A P, i"SiAltd I Mort Walker I RNOI HOROSCO L__ _________ L A I.. ttII 1JyBERNICEBEDEOSOL Q i L T. TO DZILL T.lE TROOP A's, I GET OLJ DESK/I EEflE.' o?g&fliZaI'ons 48 Foime; N It A P Russian fUtff, $009 8mw male 52 Head JUML t -° adornment ET N 53 Or dinal I? 01 me ileum L number utt' (comb form) 0 o r 55 lend 13 Pub drink I _____T L t II Away horn 57 Entir e ilatnI I.rtLNN _______ wind 58 Maiden name NF ______________ e AS S9Mirrov tin foil ___________ ___________ 15 Presently 16 Close list'nd 60 Hardy heroine 19 Amy tr,irisPo'I ascetic 11 Evaluate 61 P(ti.ViT%9 organ unit lab 1 21 Son of Gad 40 i.ew toe 18 Handles 62 Escutcheon lab) boidi'? Iflib 20 Music 23 New instruction 41 Beast Of DOWN Testament burden 22 ligri mate I Aunt ISpI 43 Anesthetic lab) vo.cc 24 Small taste 44 Pleasant talk 24 Songs for one 2 Arm bOric and person 25 Russian city 45 3 Kind of gas 4 Eternlies hearty 28 Turns 26 Mona — -- AGAIN L 5 2. w Art by THE BORN LOSER Sonsom :12 Rainbow Li14I'LL HA'JE A CWLE-5 Ak 44 Singin g ACROSS I A,i 5 MnsteI POOR c•4oice OF WORt OT ILL tO PtuS PuZjIt 1 5 Become void 6 Winglike part goddess 7 Blight color 8 Music measure 33 Operatic solo 35 Nuisance 6 Close by 7 Sierra Nevada cis famous painting dividers 9 Word of ,.oicanic peak 41 Professional sorro,, singer needs tO Japanese porcelain 4. one center Sm.0 fand 46 Lubricates 47 I.4ascuiine 27 Hops kilns (var ) 29 Warbled 30 large plant name (Ph 49 Female 31 Capital of 50 Lion sout d Shensi Province, China 51 Go by boil 54 Afternoon party singing 2 3 4 12 15 CAMPUS CLATTER with - — - - BIMO BURNS voice 34 Talent 56 Mariner's (1rCCI,jn 5 6 T 8 9 13 - 14 — - 16 — 17 — - CLE VE R THIEF - 22 - 1 10 11 ———— - 23 24 25 26 27 28 — 29 30 31 — - — 33 — 4 '38 P - 41 40 ' — — - - — — — BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & — 55 - 56 Heimdohl 58 — E — 53 54 - 49 1 50 51 I 1..J PIF I — — — diced raw potatoes ———— — — Although If YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 25, IVS Don't be discouraged this coming year If the breaks Blood P features a "go-go lunch" Not The Problem EAST *KQ9 tv A)'%J3 £ Q 43 £J98 By l.arence F.. Lamb, M.D. SOUTH — (flIC YOU' BLONDIE I'M '4) SEU..N5 THIS NEW SCARE , /I CADGEr IS A DOOR aELL , AND WHEN 'VU PIJSJ.4 D4E J' 1 TO OFF ( BUTTON IT BU GOT "y I BA.R<S I'VE \.., r( DOG! (' . ,' UEADJ1JM pains, either in the chest, legs \ AA X Pfl q r * I : -- J1' high performance jet aircraft. Pam 4 & Pass 4 N T Pass Pa's Pa's 6 on different tests run what determines blood my heart. All of these proved pressure levels and what they negati ve, and the doctor said mean send 50 cents for The my heart appeared to be strong Health Letter number 1.8, and without damage, even Blood Pressure, Just write to though the pulse rate was about me In care of this newspaper, p the slowest he had ever seen. 0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, Are these problems in any New York, NY 10019. Send a way related and does my pulse long, stamped, self-addressed rate seem rather slow? Wliatdo envelope for mailing, by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP PRISCILL A 0 6001< TO CI-4EEI YOU UP' you advise? Please comment on Those breathing spel.1s are l ow pressure since eve ry thing I not related to either your slow hear or read is about high blood heart or low blood pressure. pressure. DEAR READER And, those sharp pains are not Since what you see with heart your doctor said you didn't have disease. More often these are heart disease your slow heart related to anxiety, perhaps rate In a man as young as you anxiety over your health status probably means you are In and not knowing exactly w ha t excellent physical condition, they mean. Roger Bannister's heart rate My guess is that you are fr? II ' g fi 'I Sir "'" by Bob Montana ARC H I ! Pass 2 I£ 4a So.-you can problem and spent six days in good physical fitness. the hospital where l had several For more informa ti on ii 1'si South . Pass concerning ET .North %%es* see that this is on a Last year I had a severe pretty solid basis. This, too, 15 attack of this breathing most likely an indication of or arms. lth vulnerable Lamb average pulse rate Is around beats per minute. Along with this periodically, I have trouble brea thing, The shortness of brea th is accompanied by sharp 5 ' might well get to six, as would expert any almost partnership Itisatraphar.d and derbidders would stay out of the trap ' Oswald: "Th ere are lots of ways to bid it, However, in th e actual biddtng South had no -£A K 10762 blood pressure. Also, my I KNOW BUT SHE ) COESN 'T NAVE rf' 1 A BUTTON' ALREADY £ A J 8753 9 Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB I am a 31-year-old male and have low IDI Pass Opening lead K Pass - stamped. addressed envelope most interesting questions not be able to reply at all be used in L hH en To Celebrate Christmas oc . Colonial Christmas in Madison; Park Art Deco In Miami. The tour will begin with a thaznpagne evening for patrons en Dec. 3. The ensuing week I - i _•., i- - Tickets for the tour and fiesta week at $3. For more Informa tion, conta ct Loch Haven Center. by Dick Tumor " - 4 j u Wright, audit clerk in florida Power and Light's new business section, was honored Friday at a party marking her retirement from the company after 40 years. Congratulating Mrs. Wright on her retirement are Scott Burns, manager of FPL's Sanford office, and Mrs. Marian W. Williams, who retired from the company In August, 1974. (Herald Photo by Jean Patttsonj RETIREE Mrs. Margaret HONORED . ______ - •. ______ , Chorale - - laurels ,, , -c.. ' ' A luncheon performance was weI1 received by Sanford !-t' ''" / -' . ' ' • '-' ,, .j,_.'. ' ------------------------------------- . following a Senior Citizens Club on Tuesday in the Sanford Civic Center. Particularly enjoyable was a number lea rned while on tour and im i . - - ' Central Florida Chorale is not resting back on its brilliantly successful tour to Pola nd this summer. Instead, the Cho rale Is rehearsi ng regularly and performing frequently in the Sanford area, -- I -. --'"' Sin ging Is Still The . - --z i' ft's 'sneezin' and heezjn' wi th the rest of your family Get plenty of bedrest, drink time" throughout the countr,, while you have a cold. It's no liquids refrequently and relieve the annual reminder we still guarantee they won't catch It, fever and colds' distress wi th haven't found a cure for the but may help them avoid it. aspirin, a non-aspirin alterCOrJmon cold. Use tissues rather than native for patients prone to The best we can do at present handkercWds ror runny nose. aspirini-allera. is to keep cold symptoms under Th ey're disposable, won't keep con trol so li fe can be bearable germs around the If you must go ou t in bad way until the cold runs its course, reusable, bacteria-filled weather, dress warmly and Here are some helpful tips: hankies do. Tissues are also keep your bead and feet wellTry to avoid close con ta ct easier on sore noses. protected. ----- ...... * _.. Abigail Van Buren, U2 Inky Or, Beverly Hills, Calif. tom, for Ab. by's booklet "How to Write Letters for All Occasions." Please eorlosa a Io.g, s.lf'addrested, stamped U Oc) env.iop., No Cure For Cold But These Tips Help .. ' he ld at The Forest, Lake Mary, at 7:30 pin. The public Is in vited to attend. Donation is *1 to the program of secular and sacred music. Just be fore Christmas, on Dec. 20, at noon the Chorale will entutain last-minute shoppers in the center lobby of the sung in Polish. Altamonte Mall. Holiday songs and Christmas hymns will be featured In the concert. On sing in a benefit concert for the Little Red School House. Thei con ce rt, sponsored by the Lake Mary Woman's Club, will be BettyeSmith,a cco(npan jestf or the thorale ts t members will be getting new red, wWte and blue concert outfits to wear during th e Bicentennial year. •.ir.' - Protein Lack Causes Depression, -. ______________ -..".. May - —w —" TALlAHASSEE A lack of Apalachee Community Mental learns that is he eats breakfast, said, citing as evdcnce the protein in the diet of an Health Se rvice, Dr. Whitney it l esse ns his -raving for a drink - ' . 4,000 alcoholics a year who are ,-A - FAITH IS Unusual Gifts ___ FROMAROUNOTHE WORLD Robert (Dottie) Karns, president of Sanford Woman's aUb, cohofic may cause depression noticed that some of those who Later. Sometimes a Coke or a in contact with the Tallahassee and trigger a drinking bout dropped out of the candy bar will relieve the based community health which can harm his health even rehabilitation program had craving for a drink," she said, program. more, shown e vide nce of ma lnutrition Dr. Whitney Is particularly Pulling hairs Although Dr. Whitney doesn't interested in helping women from his head swollen or reddened hands, coordination and disorientation, - omznend a ccntinued diet of watches as Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore signs a scroll alcoholics, who, she says, are candy and Coke, she thinks th breaking this cycle, firrnatlng his faith in the principles upon which this nation 'a is more difficult to reach than In a project directed by Dr. Besides depression, protein knowledgehelps an alcoholic men. founded. The Florida Fed eration of Woman's Club. has get through the crucial adopted Ellle Whitney, assistant deficiency Is also the scroll signature project for the Bicentennial Commission pr ofessor of food and nutrition with vitamin B6 deficiency and sta ge of his recovery. Wagon Train Pilgrimage to Pennsylvania. In Sanford, signatu at Florida State University, possible memory loss. Studies will be collected from club •, do to help members and community residents, hairs of alcoholics are studied with children have shown that analcoholicisto get tijm and be carried to Pennsylvania by local horsemen to be tostop In the nation's blitilitpince, Valley Forge, on July 4,1975. enshrined to find those with less root when they don't have sufficient drinking. If he can go for three could be the first step In poor volume, a sign of protein protein, their learning ability is AT .. - examination - '4 , Second Street Is Imports 3)) E. SECOND ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA * * Under New Management _______ ______________________ _________________________________ . FREE /is (uI_ $ 'Have you tried any of that meat tenderizer?" t& AOWT '"' - fitf.,IM) A C4U. iv t1Z65TIC? 11/O4L r / ' ,. . UC". SR. .. 00 BAKERY PRODUCTS OF YOUR CHOKE by Garry Trudeau THIS ? detoxification center, 2531 W. Said. Tharpe, St., Tallahassee, . J WITH TillS COUPON AND A MINIMUM $1.50 PURCHASE Coupon Good Mon, Tues WedanciThurs. Offer Expires Dec. 15 Instead of instilling good habits, many organized sports for by Dr. Whitney and one of her children are squeezing the youngstm into "higMy structured graduate students, Rebecca leagues run by hypertensive adults, urged on by overenthu!Iastic fathers and mothers," according to Pulitzer PrizewinnIng author James A. Michener. In a December Reader's Digest article, "The Jungle World of Juvenile Sports," Mitchener notes that prof essional ath letes, physicians and sociologists all agree that the present, tUlfl oriented trend in Juven ile sports shortchanges rather than benefits the youngsters Ut participate. For example, Jona than S. Brower, assistant professor of sociology at California Otate University, studied 28 different playgournd league teams for ten months, then concluded that th e program probably had no effect on character buil ding and produced more te nsion than that as alcoholics maj be sererly malnourished. The relatively new technique of testing hair roots to determine protein deficiency is more sensitive, less expensive and less time consuming than the more conventional and urine tests Dr. Whi tney said. To dole check its reliabi li ty, the researchers are testing blood and urine of 20 of the alcoholics. . (tin. Parents all too frequently Influence the tension-pr oducing says Michener. Joe Tomlin, who organized Serious problem than addiction For instance, the alcoholic to other drugs," Dr. Whitney 111 Bregar, has revealed to many as half of the Dr. yhopes the proJt w l il lead to routine the Pop Warner Junior League Football, wanted to have a rule for prote in deficiency In the that w he n e ve r a team w.s leading by 18 points, all of its subalcoholics admitted to the sUs had togoig ce form boystopla y ' detocation center and to and for the opposing team to catch up. "We couldn't enforce the for Tomlin says. 'Mothers especially wanted their gifted who need and want it. sons to play the whole game and score the maximum points." Dr. Whitney, who has been at aspects of the game, pop weeks wiftut a drink, then you deficiency. Impaired. can begin to help him with Apalachee Community There Is a certain str ee t counse ling," she said. Health Center has collected wisdom among alcoholics by several hairs from each of 100 which they use eating habits to 'Those of us who work with alcoholics admitted to its help stay sober, Dr. Whi tney alcoholism conside r it a more Examinationofthesetirs * ' Accent Misplaced In Juvenile Sport .. DOONESBURY O'ThE LOCKER fliX • Concerts Planned - 2 OF disease flXXFP :5)C constantly. Makes 10 servings. first and will decrease your body to readjust your likelihood of having heart chemistry. Do not use a plastic i H - -- REAFFIRMED sometimes 1IIACOSSE COACHI ThAT 9RA5H PRPER VVIE PRAWN flIATJOCK- . ams, fainting problems, It won't will trap enough cause you any difficulty at all carbon dioxide to enable your MONTH I'ME COV119 FLACK FEATHF G05 TJ INE TRl'S I . a Victorlal tea, have already had a good for these problems as tuberculosis or adrenal I would suggest that If you start gland disease or anemia, which to have this feeling, consciously your doctor has probably ruled breathe very slowly and out, Is a wonderful thing to shallowly and see if YOU can have. Get down on your knees overcome the problem. Or, you and thank God you have it. As could use an old trick and long as it Is high enough to breathe Into a brown paper bag by T. K. Ryan •-- T.rf'.4 . --, - ... prevent you from having over your mouth and nose. That JP THeRe!" - . children's works1wps, musical pr adult craft daya and Low blood pressure,If it is not A MMUTE - _ . a historic fashion show, , CARNIVAL thickens slightly, stirring - I wi.11 Include daily events such as this column symptoms. or vascular disease bag! later In life. You might also profit from Incidentally, we consider any some psychological counseling pr essur e of 90 over 60 as per- at a mental health center to see fectly normal for unrestricted if there Is something bothering flying duties, Including flying you that you don't understand. :. I : I . . - -( will initiate the exciting "Holida y Florida Fiesta," and tj and ivil/ recoilvio copos of You are not the least bitnumbness, tingling and a unusual In that regard. variety of Since you flu - - Include: Navidad at St. Augustine; Christmas in a Cracker Cabin at Palatka; all endurance athletes I have chemical balance. This can examined. It is quite common. cause you to feel bad and cause " HD -. -- - av periods in Florida's history and Oswald: "Today's hand JACOE3Y MODERN) was38permlnutewhenhewas overbreathlng, hyperventil. fully trained for the 4-minute ating. When you do this you mile. And, I have seen slow blow off too much carbon heart rates, at rest, In almost dioxide and upset your øy DOD I flDVC F show how Christmas was celebrated during different - caused by a specific Illness such - : 5 ' live vignettes staged at Loch Haven. These vignettes will we might not have responded 41. — Heritage," tow at Loch Haven from Dec. 3 through Dec. 31. The history of Florida will be $ . — Ung "Florida Christmas Our Wisconsin reader asked specifically about the four' spade bid Our answer is that ,Jl . * In preparation for the Bicentennial celebration, the Council of 101 of Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando, Is , reason to use BIat'kwood, He should have simply bid five or six spades over his partner's four-spade bid. Finding about acts did not help him' ByOswald& James Jacoby two diamonds, but if we had Oswald: "We are getting a made that bid we would surely lot of questions for our column have gone to four spades over and hope all our readers enjoy South's four clubs this new feature, (Do you have a question JIm' "We are also receiving many requests to analyze for the exports? Write Ask complete hands, If the hands the Jacobys" care at this are sufficiently interesting for newspaper. The Jacobys will the column, we will answer answer individual questicusa the question with a complete if stamped, sell-addressed article. Otherwise, unless a envelopes are enclosed The accompanies the hand we may J - - Jim: "This is the sort of handwithwhichyouandl , heat and cook until mixture looking BRIDGE p10864 T l•• tuna and parsley. Return to A and several men in his than I can bear. become about as exciting as doesn't make me feel very suMest that you learn to enjoy department lunch there daily How should I handle this? at a lot of dressed romantic after I get home, it too. now. I've considered meeting him In turkeys hanging in a butcherWhat Is your opinion? These am very much upset Over tow n for lunches, but the trains shop '.indow! people are mostly rn' this, and Vie knows it, but he don't run at the proper times. DEAR ABBY: Please don't husband's business associates. Eve ry onehas a problem. Whars makes light of It. He's a hot- Also, I am tied down with y0un1? For a personal reply, write to small throw this in the wastebasket. I LONESOME blooded La tin, and Just the children, ABBY: Boa No. 4fl00, L.A. Calif. must have an answer. DEAR LONESOME: Most ,OO,, Enclose stamped, self. thought of his being aroused by PHILADELPHIA WIFE Whenever my husband and I married people enjoy dinner addressed enytiopt, pitast. naked girls every day Is more DEAR PHILLY: What are are invited out for dinner, it conversation with someone Hate to write letltri? Send $1 to Wisconsin WF.ST -- should Abby comple te wi th nude girls who dance and wait on tables. Vie 24 versation when played in a rubber bridge game in £2 .4 minutes. your alternatives? Ordering seems to be the rule that other than their own spouses. Your husband to quit going everyone sit by someone That', the object of socializing. there for lunch? Sorry, but he's else's spouse. If I ask to sit Perhaps you are slightly a big boy, and you aren't his beside mine, I'm accused of jealous, possessive or Insecure, mother. being jealous or possessive. El to, admit it., and try to Iserlously doubt that the girls Abby, I don't go out to dinner overcome it. are nude. (Topless, maybe, but very often, so it's a special hardly naked at lunchtime.) occasion to me, and I like to How does your husband feel Alter the novelty wears off have my man near me. Sitting about sitting next to a stranger and it will all that nudity will next to a stranger at dinner at dinner? U he enjoys it, I Dear bar-type restaurant recently opened near Vic's office that caused some stimulated con. NOILIB £1064 VQ752 A .79864 4% sit They Can Bare It, You Can Bear It Too By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: This problem 13 making me physically Ill. We live in the suburbs, and my husband works In the city. A It OSWAI.I) and JAMFS JA('OIIV 24 tomatoes New Englanders still retain sauteing chopped onions In the 11 teaspoons salt eventually derived, the traditional thick cream drippings until they are Iran- ¼ teaspoon white pepper originally a fish sauce In their chowders. New sparent, adding a can of cream ¼ teaspoon ground thyme LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't worry about things today you're hoping for are a bit slow that haven't happened and In co ming. Your prespects are — frying salt port till crisp, which the name chowder was tomorrow. agreements you may enter into, LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) One Look ft over carefully. who knows you to be the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) generous person you are may cunningly take advantage of Keep your priorities In propert you in a weak moment today. perspective today. TIV end results t11 be prolitb!e and Keep your guard up. If productive. Don't sweep VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 60 i—J)--ir-------- ITEM.. , cook errands AT chopped versions you're doing some AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you've let go till the last minute. The small print is exceptionally The stores will be open again Important today in any WIN irk Simmer the 2 _____________________________________________________ - 48 can of ¼ for pro 44 45 46 47 half economical have to offer. The longer you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. appealing your tal k, the of 19) proposition becomes. at Is quite trivial. something th CANCER (une 21-July 22) It won't be worth the 111 feclings Drive cautiously this evening If it could provoke. boot. Days y SOUR be dethroned abruptly. someone who was willing to help you will suddenly withdraw his support, and be a little Ch1 1 i style corn with a of cup unstited flour milk or cream and a few diced 6 cups skim milk cooked potatoes. A robust nc chowder can ca ns (7-ounce each) tuna, ingredients be a time saving and on low heat WOMEN 15 well drained minutes or so. Be sure you don't 2 tablespoo ns meal in itself, wi th Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5 the addition of a green salami Monday, Nov. 24, lflS-7A allow the mixture to boll. This parsley recipe will serve four. arid crisp slices of tread. Melt margarine In a large A hearty Chowder, In the dictionary, is chowder, saucepot. Add onion and celery Manhattan style, defined as a stew made of fish, stew, New Englanders can be made and saute over medium-high added Yorkers, on the other hand and, with inexpensive canned tuna heat until pork or onions. Sometimes their own touch using tender, about 8 to the dismay of the staunch fish as a main ingredient. minutes, stirring ocicasionally. thought to have originated in vegetables such as corn to New Englanders, include In TUNA CHOWDER New England, the real origin of create their own Add potatoes, tomatoes of their version of chowder, ¼ cup ( stick) margarine or pepper and thyme. Cover and th is th ick fish soup Is the coast chowder, tomatoes, and have dubbed th is butter of France. Alter a successful over medium-high heat, The name chowder now Manhattan style. 2 cups chopped onions catch, fishermen stirring occasionally, until would seems to be given to any stew A quick inexpensive tit cup chopped celery *, prepare Large quantities of potatoes are tender, about 20 the utilizing a fish, meat or vegetable chowder, New 2 cups stew in heavy cauldrons, Remove from heat. In vegetable, milk or cream, England style, can be made by 1 can 116-ounce) stewed French 'chaudiere3,1 from spices and-or tomatoes. Stir in flour. Add skim milk for or overstate that which YOU rms Wa By NANCY BOOTH IleraldCorrespondent your (April 20-May 20) miffed, to — 36 iT Chowder ARIES (March 21-Apr il 19) positive. Take tile a moment at Take care of Important matters a time. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) early In the day. You're apt to miss connections if you let too You'ilhavemoetof thed5Y ll under control, but toward much time slip by. discipline may evening TAURUS Don't buy anything large the weaken. You could make 501M house today on Impulse. Sleep wrong moves. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. o it first, then discuss the 21) With out realizing it you matter in a family councIl. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) Be could be somewhat dictatorial careful today you don't oversell today. If you are, you're apt to you're too pushy today, anything under the rug. — — For Tuesday, November 24, 1975 less 19 ——— 41k o make an ussue It 'Iis h'' .'d 8 TulO 01 r(0r(l 1 A Robust Meal PE C 0 0 i elt ' a - 40 AQ L% i o o%4\ I CI ' 4 / ! about your new corn- RED CURL WGS Specialists in Holiday Styling $3 00 and Where to go for all the Information \'Otl fll'e(l jj mu ri it y. MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1112 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Winter Springs Casselberry u,'. •.'-' -'---- �aS _____,__ Defending State Champ Indian River Here Tuesday - LU 1:; nhI . tx I 1 I . JtJEt:hJ 1' I 0.1 fmJ1L1III1ffhti :-- F 4A U. - No doubt about it, Seminole Community College's basketball team Is for real. Off and running with a 5-0 record, the Raiders came up with one of the most convincing victories In the school's history Saturday night In a 96-84 victory over Brevard. Most notable about the outcome was that it was played in Cocoa. Over the year, Brevard has lost incredibably few games at home. Over th e Last 13 years, Brevard's record is 286.62, and home losses can be counted on one hand. Seminole appeared to be joining the long parade of losers when Brevard put on a strong spurt just before halftime and took a 43-33 lead to the locker room. "1 figured that would be tough for us to come back from," said Seminole coach Joe Sterling. "But we did It. I - - N No = 4 By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor - L ~ I IF!lI I After Bea ti ng Brevard, No Doubt Seminole For Real yJ 4 U. -E & 1 0 ..--••••• I IIiiilIll1! JJIIJJI .L at Z 1 1101 bi 111,11 P' __ wa 114 c i ; M 0 fi ; roil t 0 L E IL ah ,- .i X 3 J ,9 1 2 3S 3. 0* 0411111C In IL C i -' -3 • • 0 i I r 1 -J , 4 aa • q • Cs • • • • — N . (4 1111 i U 9C95 414 Li 0 rN.1 • C) I..I Inv z U _J U ia • 1 p- - I U CHIP NOE C 0— II-4Li krfTTI CV : t1 - &UU a. 4mV)óI XU Q..3U..&I ____ CL J__ By JIM HAYNE.S runt, Groan Now Plunk, Swish (CQQILL 00 0 As Cagers Jambore Toni h t e .'ci1J 10 $ ' is No one asked me, but: All of a sudden the sound from high school athletics isn't pop, grunt and groan. It's plunk. . . plunk. . . plunk, . . swish, IJI I Iji J jz t" niat,s the sound condLLsive to basketball. WJ For a sneak preview of Seminole and Lyman, check the jamboree tonight at Seminole Cornmunity College. IL's Bishop Moore vs. West Orange at 7:30, Bishop Moore vs. Lyman at 8, West Orange VS. Seminole at 8:30 and Seminole vs. Lyman at 9. - 4C ,5851 in U. di 011 0 U. -{m , U. i11 21, . £ 1 41 011 11 1t : 40 2b4 i3 O I i N!Ø gE ° u . t ft U 31 JhiS IA i !i fl II t j U. :3 • : • • E id'.9..d -X $v j 2W U o 0 -• j*I.: 4.2.!1.E 65 111111! CS Cj JJ_._.. Jflo.i 13 , 1.4 4 LIJ Cl) lil <Cl) < c <CD I , g •.agiE "1 Cl) 4 ' F1 (5 o o M :1 '0 0 mill . U. f L a4. La IL tV 0 N1') jijijiiiiJ. 0 U. O $C) • , o U. 011 1jç j11 01 ~ofi - 4: X E (5'5 •-., (31 findf > t ie 40 t;34 E 0 12 0 . M Jamison 6 03 12; Kruer 3 22 I Tota BREVARD Warren 7 St II Williams 200 1; Denies I 7$ Upthaw 3 00 6, Page S 35 13 W8ts0n$3 I IS; BiuIr 1 002; Moor 1002. King 20 o. Pendergraft 0 6; Total 33 II 76 $4. Seminole rsvard 33 63-1 43 41--4 Foult Semi nole 72. flrevard?? Fouled out. Jacotjs, JArnyr Warren 0 AA M - v Monday, Nov. 24, 1975-113 6 66 18 - mr, .1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SEMANCLE N0- Donald 10 0220. Fab., 3 i i u JacobS 3 00 6; Johnson 9 I S 7: Haynes' Hunches 0 '-.--- SPORTS A Noe jumper two minutes later broke a 53-all deadlock and gave Seminole a lead it was not to lose. In fact, Seminole stretched the gap with Bob Jacobs, Johnson and reserve Karl Kruer doing a sound job. Seminole, which entertains defending state champion Indian River of Fort Pierce Tuesday night, shot a hot 63 per cent from the floor In the second half. Overall, Seminole hit 40 of 77 shots Johnson, who didn't start because he had been slowed by bout with the flu, was a terror from the side, shooting up and over defenders' outstretched arms to the tune of 9for-12 and also had seven rebounds, McDonald had 10-o(-15 and se'en assists. Noe canned 6-of-14, but was 6-for-6 from the line and had eight assists. Sterling credited Noe with cutting off Brevard's 6-6 freshman star, Tony Warren, In the second half. Jameson had eight rebounds. 4 .9 U give credit to the kids. They did the job." Chip Noe started the comeback with a couple of soft jumpers from the side and Reggie McDonald came up with three straight buckets. Vernon Johnson, Terry Johnson and Randy Faber followed with tw-pointers, the latter tying the score at 49-49 with 15:15 left to play. 5 it; L Perez, Ross Fight Dec. 2 ne biggest fight ina coon's age is upcoming at the Orlando Sports Stadium Dec. 2 in the Taco Perez-Edgar Ross matchup. Seems no one figured Perez and Ross would never fight each other, since they are from the same stable. The time apparently has come for them to find out who has the upper hand. Ross, known as Mad Dog, gets the award as busiest ring man in these parts, showing a 22-1-1 record with 16 Kayoes. lie's fought 17 times in this calendar year. Perez, of Sanford, won the Southern junior middle w eight crown back on Aug. 5 when he beat Joey Vincent in four rounds. Overall he IS 30.22-2 and has 13 K'ayoes. Interestingly enough, neither Ross nor Perez want to fight each other, but the course of titles dictates a bout, and the two fighters will definitely answer the hell, Promoter Pete Ashlock has promised bigger and better things for the Ross-Perez winner %%,hen his boxing programs resume in January. MIAMI (AP) - An injury II 'victories in a 17.0 sewn. ference Eastern Division lead after Griese's et Sunday. The The year NFL veteran those on 1972's veteran squad. that ends the season for quarMorrall is three years older to a game over the Colts and crewcut, $100-waiver pickup threw for 1,360 yards and 11 "In 1972, we didn't seem terback Bob Griese leaves the now, and Shula may have to go Buffalo. from the Colts in 1972 corn- touchdowns and Limbered his emotional," be said, "ft seemed National Football League play. to Don Strock, former collegiate "We'll go with Earl and Pleted only one of nine passes, aging legs for 79 soambling like an all-business approa.-h off hopes of the Miami Dolphins total offense leader, to make Strock," said Shula, rejecting had two intercepted and turn. yards In 1972 to win the league's then. This resting today on a 41-year-old, the playoffs. year, there is more the Idea of picking up another bled a center snap to set up a Most Valuable Player award, enthusiasm, a different apwell-traveled veteran and an Griese was scheduled to un- quarterback this late In the Colt field goal. Teammates said Griese 's peoach to games. But I think the inexperienced three-year ben- dergo surgery today for a so- season or switching rookie re"We just have to go back and 1972 Injury also gave the team desire is still chwarmer, th ere." vered tendon in the big toe ofhis ceiver Freddie Solomon back to look at the films and Lxjkat our cohesion. As wide receiver Coach Don Shula faced the right foot. his college position, mistakes," said a somber Howard Twilley same situation when Griese "I can't put any pressure on "Earl's a proven backup Morrall in an equally somber this summer, explained it Strock, Shula's trump card If "I think the at- Morrall domlt prove up to the was injured in the fifth game of it," said Griese, who suffered man, and Strock has been with Dolphin locker room. "We've titude then was, 'Let's all reach task, passed for 8,887 yards in lT12. The Niphins not only sur. the injury early in the second us three years and knows the got four more games and have back and giveitaUtt ,, threeyears at Virginia Tech. le extra. vived, but flourished as Earl halfoftheDolphlns'33-lllossto system," said Shula, just got togo out and play better lladm ittedsunday Mo rra t But be has been In the lineup Morrall completed 55 per cent Baltimore. The loss cut the However, Morrall was unim- fcx,tball - get back on the the young, rebuilt Dolphins of long enough to throw only two of his passes and led the way to Dolphins' American Con- pressive In directing the offense winning track," 1975 are quite different from passes In three years. Ken Anderson Kayoed By Bruised Chest C)ilers, Ben gals Feel QB Loss Pain; Too Steelers By Auoclaled Press at least a temporary lead In the from one yard out. Ing rusher, was held to Just 69 Rams 38, Bears 10 Falcons 35, Broncos 21 The short-range effects really division - but the Browns In yards but scored on runs of one Two early touchdowns runs aren't all that bad, wiei general and quarterback Mike While some quarterbacks and two yards and on a pair of by Lawrence McCutcheon and pride, after all, fades with time. Phipps in particular decided it were going out., Atlanta's Steve three-yard passes from Joe Jim Bertelsen and two more by HOUSTON (AP) - Houston But wounded bodies are a was time to do somthing about Bartkow4ki was coming back. Ferguson. John Cappelletti enabled the Oilers quarterback Dan Pasto"I knew things Just had to different matter - and with their dreadful record. CardInals 37, Jets I Rams to breeze past Chicago. rini made a curtain call after Phipps burned the BengaLi on start going my way. I don't live time r'JrUlIng out, those could Terry Metcalf's two touchPackers 40, Glints 14 his film debut here Friday be literally killing blows to a 23 of 36 passes for 298 yards and that bad," he said after return- down runs, one on a 52-yard John Hadi passed for 775 night, and he'll face the Steel few National Football League two touchdowns. Pruitt kicked Ing from (our weeks of Inaction draw play, and Jim Hart's two yards and two touchdowns and Curtain defense of the Pitts. In with 121 Yards rushing and due to a dislocated shoulder, scoring passes to Mel Gray, onerookie Will Harrell caught one burgh Steelers tonight in a nateams. two TDSs, one on a pass from shrugging off three early Inter- of them a 74-yard bomb, blew scoring pass and threw another Cincinnate, smack in the tionally televised AFC Central Phliips. ceptions and throwing two out the Jets and kept St. Louis to lead Green Bay's rout of the middle of the league's tightest Division showdown. Anderson completed 13 of 20 touchdowns to Alfred Jenkins. atop the NFC East, a game Giants. divisional race, Suffered a The two teams are key figfor 292 yards and two touchVikings 28, Chargers 13 th0g loss Sunday at the ahead of Dallas. Chiefs 24, Lions 21 urea In an American Football Minnesota's Fran Tarkenton hands of the previously winless downs before giving way to Raiders 26, Redskins 23 Jan Stenerud's 26-yard field Conference Central Division John Reaves, who had little completed 24 of 32 passes Cleveland Browns 35-23 "We beat George All en. That goal at 6:44 of sudden-death power struggle, the Steelers against San Diego to run his just tickles the hell out of me," overtime And worse, Bengals quar- success, carried Kansas City leading with an 8-I record and Col Is 33, Dolphins 17 career total to 2,841, terback Ken Anderson, who had surpassing Wd Oakland's George Blanda, post the Llons. Detroit forced the Oi;ers a step behind at 7-2. The Colts, with their fifth Johnny Unitas' record of of who missed a 33-yard field goal been slicing up Cleveland's the extra period on Errol The Cleveland Browns made straight victory, moved within 2,830. secondary the way he's cut up in the waning seconds of regu. Mann's 44-yard field goal on the the race more Interesting SunRunning back Chuck Fore- latlon play, then hit from 27 final play of thefourth just about every other p ftat a game of the Dolphins in the quarter. day when th e y up set ij defense, was knocked out of AFC East—and right Into the man rushed 33 times for 127 yards out iQ overtime to down 49erslI, Saints I dropping the Bengalstoana-2 yards and three touchdowns to the Redskins. action with a bruised chest, playoff picture. Some of the best sports stories never make the Larry Schreiber's touchdown record. A Houston victory Marty Domres replaced help keep Minnesota unbeaten The extent of the injury was Cowboys 27, Eagles 17 sweep Just two minutes Into the tonight would throw the division newspaper. Jones and kept the Colts and keep the Chargers the only still in question today. Preston Pearson ran five game provided the only points into a three-way tie for first Looking back at Seminole high's season, a In Miami, the Dolphins moving - although it was winless team. yards for one touchdown and San Francisco needed to beat place. turning point could have been in the opener. Seems Bills 45, Patriots 31 wished there was a question really Lydell Mitchell and Don set up two others by catching New Orleans. Gene Washing. Pastorini plays the part of a Oviedo was moving the ball a lot better than coach McCauley who kept them going. Buffalo, also a game back of more than 100 yatds' worth of ton's TD catch from Steve marijuana smuggler in a about the seriousness of film Jerry Posey liked, quarterback Bob Gilese's in. Mitchell ran for 106 yards, 32 of Miami, rode O.J. Simpion's Roger Staubach's screen Spurner and Steve Mike-May- that also stars his wife, June Jury - but there isn't. He's out them For a touchdown, and [our touchdowns past New Eng- passes In Dallas' victory over er's field goal in the fourth Wilkinson, A quick strategy huddle with his defensive and the cool-handed for the rest of the season and McCauley scored three times Land. Simpson, the NFL's lead- the Eagle& coaches produced a little help, but Oviedo quarquarter broke It open. quarterback it likely to get terback Lee Ward was deadly with his pinpoint scheduled to undergo surgery stage fright on national teletoday to repair a torn tendon in vision for his second duel this passing. his right big toe . season against Steelers "I wish we could get to that quarterback," said That tear also helped quarterback Terry Bradshaw Posey to nobody in particular. Baltimore tear up the Dolphins. Pastorinl and the Oilers we r.Assistant coach Gene Knight was within With Griese out and Earl tied with the Steelers ur: earshot. "Oh, you want to get the quarterback," h e Morrall ineffective, the Colts Bradshaw threw a TD pass in rallied for a 33-17 victory. But it BLOOMINGTON, I nd. (AP) feel one way or another about new addition said. "Why didn't you say so? Pringle, corn' crc!" to the Hoosier and Auburn and Syracuse tied the Final 33 seconds or a 24-17 Up jumped Greg Pringle, a junior and a was a costly one for Baltimore, - Bobby Knight's Indiana Hoo- being No. I this early In the starting five, victory Nov. 9 In Ptitst*zrgh, for 20th. too, when quarterback Bert siers reacted to their No. 1 season." relatively unheard of defensive end. His older Jones Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll suffered bruised ribs. ranking In The Associated "If YOU Worry too Much about The Top Twenty, with fIrstThe Hoosiers were ranked hopes to get similar results brother, Mickey, had been a star, but Greg's Like Anderson, Jones' status Press preseason college third In the final AP poll last the polls, who's first, second or Place votts In Par th es.t last tonight, but th inks it will take talents were yet undiscovered, was uncertain, basketball poll as they react On spring alter losing to en tucky even 10th, ou lose sight of the seasons recofds and total K something new. points. Points based am 20-Il First play in the game, Pringle sacked Ward In the rest of Sunday's action, the basketball court — 92-90in the Mideast Regional fl. end of the season," be added. II1fl0-tI-74Sa32-1 to "We have to come up with Atlanta beat Denver 35-21, together. for a seven-yard loss. Next play he charged Ward, 31-I $3-i nal of the NCAA playoffs. It was "Finishing on top at the end of 1.Ifldiana (30) Something a little different both 2.UCLA (I)) 712 Minnesota defeated San Diego the season - that's our goal. but reversed field quickly when he saw a screen th eir only setba ck in 32 games offensively and defensively," The Hoosiers, 3 Maryland a.j 544 28-13, Buffalo belted New with UCLA next who collide pass developing and chased down Billy Merchant "" ll said. "They've got pretty n n No Saturday, say UCLA, defending NCAA Indiana received ) flrstplace sw. Carolina England 45-31, St. Louis liPPed 73-I 453 they are concen tra ting on per- champion and winner of the votes from behind to hold him to a two-yard gain, good memories of w ha t hap. and was named on every 6 Kentucky (2) 2615 the New York Ilets 37 6, fecting pened last time and everybody ne rest is history. In 10 games, Pringle had 20 their basketball skills, title 19.10 251 nine times In the last 10 ballot in garnering 876 points In 7 Notre Darns Oakland nosed out Washington kind $LouisvlIIe of prepares for the things 71-3 759 The P0113 will have to take care years, is ranked second in the the nationwide poll of sports 9-Tenneu" sacks. 26-23 In overtime, Dallas of thnselre III 1$$ 207 you did before. So you have to s. preseason poll. Roundi ng out writers and broadcasters. lOCIncinnati Like Knight said. Why didn't you say YOU 234 17 defeated Philadelphia 27-17, work at a new wrinkle," 11Ariiona 22 7 172 Los Angeles routed Chicago 38wanted the quarterback, Jerry? "We're very appreciative the top 10 are Maryland, Mar- UClA was next with 782 points, 12 Alabama Pastorinl had good passing 223 116 10, Green Bay crushed the New that people think that highly of quette, North Carolina, Ken- but the Bruins received only 13 1 3 N.0 St. 726 135 success in his previous battle York Giants 414, Kansas City us," Knight said Sunday after lucky, Notre Dame, Louisville, first-place votes. 11 Kansas Su 709 122 with the Steeler defense and Its 1SSan Francisco 197 177 beat Detroit 24-21 In overtime the preseason rankings were Tennessee and Cincinnati. front four, the Steel Curtain, The second 10 consists of Mi- 16 Mchigan 19$ 101 and San Francisco slipped past re leased. "But I don't see how "I don't even think about the innn Aluknm,, 1(111 '1' '.'I'l 'I.'i.'' 'I'ho -'s ii (i,rg I Js,i rsii 6 ("-.t-- 17 Prodenc, "all 51 I1it tnrnt twi ll 1'st t,..'.... Collide 'Oh, Get The Quarterback? Cage Poll: Indi ana lops Preseason y "Little Of This, Little Of That �- 28-Evening Heraid. Sanford Fl. Monday, Nov. 24, ItlS McNulty Cops _!9.!! NotIce___ Harrier Title 4 - WINTER PARK- Thad BOYS 1 CLM;AAAA McNulty won his second KE 'I': St. Petersburg High straight state championship in (5PM) 67I. 2, Fo-t Walton Beach (Toss country Saturday when Chooawhatch,, (Ch) '; 3 CoConut the Trinity Prop distance Creek (CC)91; 4. Largo 'La) 141.5. Tampa Chamt,erIaIn (IC) 166; . runner defeated a field o I Soith Plantation (SP) 701, 7. Lake for the Class AA•A title. Worth Leonard (LWL) 202; 5. McNufty Lyman (Ly) 739; 9 Daytona Beach mile course at Showaftex Fle d MainIanc (DaM) 259; 10 Winter Park (WP) 763. INDiVIDUAL I. in 15 mInutes, 12 seconds. "P. Brett Hoffman (5PM) 14:11 (course \ Teamwlse, Lake Brantley's record); 7. Joe We%fon ISP) 11:76;) 1usray Miller, of DeLand jg student at Seminole Community girls took second place in Class Herbie Wills (IL) 14:30; 4. 5am DEL TONA TOURNEY Bergstres.sef Be) III) College, accepts the winner's trophy from Saturday's Roberts. Torn AAAA competition \. and Herron (Ly) 14:13. ;llman Leader classic Tournament at Deltona Country Club. Lyman's Tom Herron was AAA WON BY MILLER [) (flim prNents the hardware while Leube Quarlei look KEY I St Petersburg Catholic fourth in his class and Lyman's ofl. Murray had a Iwo-day score of 155 to win the championship (SPC) 50; 2. Haines City (MCI IS; 3. Kathy Bringardner was aly Venice (V) 59; 1. TituiIg flight. fourth In her clsss. AStronaut (TA) 115; 5. Rlvi __________________________ ________________________ _________________________ East Bay (REB) In general the trend INDIVIDUAL: I. David Orti: to point to lower and lower (MC) .. 11; 2. Bill Glitson (SPc) Unlet 11:56. 3. Bryan Art: CV) 15:04; 1. . NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND Lake Branhiey's girls failed to Paul Tillet (TA) 15.09; 5. Henry On Tuesday, December 9, 1975 at FOR Notice 5 hereby that we are SEMINOLE COUNTY, place In the top 20, however Barber (MC) 15.13. engaged ri business at South 17 92 11 AM., the undefligned will sin FLORIDA. AA.A ROTARY TEE.OFF mer.whoelsew1thanameHketbat,cut1upattheflrsttee depth counted much toward a OriC 1961 OldsmobIle i dr.. ID No CASE NO. ,S.IIUSP.OS Loogwood. Seminole County. itMayfairCountyClubsatwday,slgul1(ngth,gjflfljgf KEY:). Palmetto (P)61;7. Boca 534A3i for repair and storage MONUMENTAL PROPERTIESOF Floridaunderthefictitiotsnameol runnerup trophy. Leslie Raton St. Ar.drews (SAl 57; 3. St. charges Tag No 17W 11117. HACIENDA MOTORS, and that we FLORIDA. INC. a Florida cor Rotary tournament which raised $2,500 for the Uttle Red School RAISES $2,500 Sullivan, DebbIe Davis and Augvtin, St Joseph (SASj) 116; 1. Sams Auto intend to reuistef said name With the poration. house and Seminole ('ommtinity College Founthition, Seminole PeNacola CthoIit (PC) 119; 5. isou w. 25th SIrcf Clrrk t Cruit Court, Sem'nole Neais ran 22-23.24 while Mount Dora b Ptantff, IMOM; 162. 6 are Syhia C. til&inan, Patricia Fletcher and Joyce .ntortJ. Fla, vs County. l'lrida in accordance with Jennie D'Arvjfle was 30th, Trinity Prep UP) 165. PublIth Nov 24. & Dec. 1, 1975 hlaynes left to right. Tournament winners were Bobby Johnaon the provisions KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL. the Fictitious • Teresa Tinsley 33rd and Cindy INDIVIDUAL: 1. Thad MCNuIty DET 136 Defendant. Name 5?ltutes, To Wit: Section &lllivan34th.Theyeach moved (TP) 15:17; 2. Mike Frono, (SAl 56$ 09 Ffrxicja Stalutet 1957. NOTICE )$'17' 3. James Carnet (PXY) 5 - Edd;e Prosser TO. KEVIN REINSCMUSSEL up about six places In team I5204 .ThornlsDarr(SA)lS:31;5 INVITATION TO BID Last Kvwn Address: Ronald 0 Lawson scoring. .JuPrn Hodg (Tallahassee L1nCOln) The City of Longwod would like loll Highway 1792 PubI,th: Nov. 3, 10, Il, 71, 1975 Last year's girls champIon, 15:40 bids on the following: Maittand. Florida DEl I? GIRLS 1600 ft. I in. class 700 PVC pipe YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _________________________ Cindy Ike, ran 13th. The win. CLASS AAAA lIt Mi reducer 12101 In that the Plaintiff. MONUMENTAL ning time a year ago was 8:58 KEY: I. HollywoOd SOuth I I In Mi gate valve mueller PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA. INC.. FICTITIOUS NAME and this year it took an 8:17 by Broward (HSB) 5.4; 7. Laxe Branlley uiv. a Florida corporation, has filed a Notte is hereby given that I am (LB) 97; 3 Hollywood McArIhtjr 1 SxIxS Mi tee Susan Overby. Statement of Claim against you for engaged in buSinet at 690 East 136, (MM) 119; 1. Srandon (Br) I)?; 5 1 6 in gate valve Mi mueller unpaid rent; and you are corn. Casselberry, Seminole County, Trinity Prep's girls were Tampa King (1K) 151. I! equlv, mended to serve a copy of your Floridaund,rlh.flctitiousnameof paced by Georgia Bark.sdale's DIVIDUAL: I. Susan Overby (HM I. I in Mi caP w 2 In tap written defenses, if any, on KING'S TEXACO SERVICE, and S All fittings to have trslns.gaske,s THOMAS B. second place finish ill A.AA. 1:17; 2. VIrginia Godfrey (IC) 5:30; DRAGE, JR.. that I intend to register said name 3 Leta Gatus (Br) 5:35; 4. Katherine 16 mx med. length Solid sleeve Mi ESQUIRE, attorney for the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Betsy Nets was 19th, Carol Bringardner (Ly) 5:37; 5 Abby Also, alt, bid on I? in. pipe class PIe Intl ft. MON U ME N I AL Seminole County, Florida in at ORLANDO_Trinity Prep, on kicker, romped (or two scores, Lake Highland ended its CurtIs 37th, Julia Crenshaw Ward (Coconut Creek) • 200 PVC and fittings of same run PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA, INC. cordance with the provisions of the the other end of the stick not too plus booted three extra points, season 0-7. AAA.AA.A 'he City of Longwood reserves th whose address is Post Office Box s', F ctltio flame Statutes. To Wit: The HIghlander-s 38th and Marguarite Cornell KEY- 1. Rockledge CR) 00; 7. right to cancel any or all bids. Bids Orlando, Florida 32502. on or before SectIon 16S 09 Florida Statutes 1957. many years ago, rode the crest Defensive end Andy Weaver scored just 12 points and 41st. GainesvIlle Buchhol: of a 71 siory over Lake recorded a (GB) 124; 3. will riot be accetAed unless extended the 72nd day of December, 1975. and S Edward L. King Trinity held the second place Trinity Prep (TP) 132; 1 Cocoa and totaled and a delivery date of no file the original with the ety, returned a aUod 257 under (t-year Highland Clerk of this Publish' Nov 3. 10. 17. 71, 197$ p Saturday night fumble 21 yards for a touc for two hours before a Beach (C0 137; S. Starke Bradford longer than ten (10) days from Court either before service on DEl I) County (SOd l, to a 7.2 season, including the down and scored on a three- boss Steve Dean. "They're an letting the bid and notification to the Plaintill's attorney, or Immediately ________________ INDIVIDUAL: 1. Bel?y JoSprings selected bidder, last seven wins In a row. thereafter; otheise, a Default yard run as a fullback Inexperienced team and every and the Saints were bumped (Brandenton Bayshore) 5:31; 7. IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE All bids to be in City Hall by 430 may be entered against y for the Norbert Seals, Trinity's E 1GM T E E NIH lU Dl C IA I mistake they made turned Into back to third place. Georgia Barkidale (TP) 1:52; 3. p.m. on December 0, 1975 relIef demanded in the Statement of dimmunitive junior halfback, Nancy Saritord (WPBCN) 0:53; 1. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE O touchdown for us," a con. Palph Fisnir Claim. TRINITY Lyman's RICh Horta ran 17th Donna Davenport FL.D) HIGHLAND a COUNTY, FLORIDA. scored three touchdowns in t.t I:; . Dirtor of Public Works , descending Kelley said, DATED this 11th day of NO. 731436 in AAAA boys competition. Patricia Cnitc!llletd ('i 5:33. 12 CA o,.o F itst PublIsh: NOv. 24, 1975 November, 1975 Uutl7mJnutest.hega.meon _________________________ flfl7 OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND YardsRushlng DET 13$ 29( 211 (Seal) ______ runs of 8,17 and 13 yards and 0 LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United YerthPassng '5 T?omas B. Droge, Jr . Esquire States banking corporation, did not carry the ball 010 PaSses 6.15) 'ost Office Box 57 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - ' Sci irs ts 7' 1 -O Seals 7 -2 Season die/nITP, 1-1 0 Fumbles lost Punti Penalties NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PlaintiIf, Orlando, Florida 37503 vs. NAME STATUTE Attorney for the Plaintiff Seals wound up wIth 21 touc 15195 JERRY ANN GREER, now known TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN DONE AND ORDERED thi$ 14th aSJERRYANN KERN and JUlES downs and gaIned 1,543 yards, Notice Is hereby given that the day of November, i,iS. LSU 17. Tulane 6 ABA TnInty Prep 703114 4-71 H. KERN. her husband; SUN BANK Pro Football undersIgned, pursuant to the the top statistic in Central Maryland 62, Virginia 24 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. East Oivltion Lake Highland Prep o o 0 oOF SEMORAN, I "Fictiti*u Narr.e Statute" Chapter National Mississippi 13. MiSSisSippi st 7 Clerk of the County Court Florida and possibly W L PcI. GB National Conference Association, et a', florida Statute, will register Notre Dame 37. MIami, FIa 9 By Crete Higginbotham Kentucky 4 .667 leader. Eastern Division with thedlerk of the' Circuit Court In Defendants Ohio TP-. Seals I run (kick telledi Deputy Clerk . Ma.- hlI 21 N.Y. 9 W. L. I. PcI. PF PA So S Mi ' and for Seminol County, Florida, Publish' Nov 17, 21, Dec 1,0 NOTICE OF ACTION TP- Seals 17 run (run failed) Carolina 56. Clemson 70 St.Lovis S Louis Trinity's fans loved every $ 2 0 .820 25) upon receipt of proof of the DEl 97 TO: JERRY ANN OREEg, So Caro St 39, Delaware St 0 TP- Seas 13 run (Knoes run virginia Dallas 3 I) III 7' minute of the game, even U It publIcation of thiS notice, the fit TP-Johnson 1 run (Knowlesrun) Wash now known as JERRY ANN 7 3 0 .700W 703 so Mlits1ppi 70. Fullerton St 0 West Division 6 4 0 .600 231 162 1enness KERN and Tp Safety, TrOvillion tackled in NY tto name, tOwil' ODYSSEY II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE was to the point of em17, Kentucky 13 Indiana tO 4 .711 BEAUTY SALON under ich lam EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. end zone by Weaver GntS 3 7 0 .300 159 734 VirginIa Tech 40. Wake Forest Denver JAMES H. KERN, hir Phil io barrassmegg for .711 2 I 0 .700 162 728 engaged in buIintt at 413 Soutr CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR TP-Weav,r3 run (Barneft kIde) San Antnlo I 4 .447 I Central Division "We want 100, we want 100," Highway 1792, K Mart Sh.ping SEMINOLE COUNTY iF- MIn CO Mr MARTIN W Kentucky 19, Murray St 0 Utah 31 run (Barrett Mi 2 Il .167 7" 10 0 0 1.000 27* 116 Center in the City of Fern Park PROBATE DIVISION kitk) 271 Henry Street. Apt. 107 screamed Saints fans. William & Macy 31, RIchmond Dqt. Saturday's Resutts 6 1 0 .600 194 103 21 Florida IF- Van Dyke 2 lntercept PROBATE NO. 7S-)41CP 11vI, Mlchig*n 41111 De.ne.r 144, VirginIa ill The gwne was so out G. Bay 7 I 0 .200 161 219 That the party interested in said In Re: Estate of return (Barr-sen kick) Chic. St IOui 171. San Antonio 1 7 I 0 .700 97279 that it was decldI to play an bosiness enterprise is as follows: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IF- Barnert 33 run (LilIy run) ORRIN i. FARLOW Mid*sst Kentucky 103. Indiana 91 Western Division SHARON LOUISE PUCKETT IF- Weaver 21 fumble return I A eIght minute third quarter and Colorado 33. Kansas St 7 deceased, that a ComplaInt has been filed Sunday's ReuIts Dated at Orlando, Orange County. (run failew 5 2 0 100 246 170 E Kentucky 17, Moreheao St 9 against you by the plaintiff in the NOTICE TOCREDITORS Fr New York II), Utah 106 a six-minute fourth quarter. S Florida, October 30, 1975 Te All Credito and All S 5 0 500 19] 175 IIlinOi 70, Northwestern 7 above styled Court and cause for the 1P- (liirnett 23 run (run failed) Atl Kentucky 9). St LO'i5 $5 3 7 0 .300 135 I9 The scoe stretthed from a PUblish. Nov. 3, 10, Il, 74 1973 Having Claims or Demands Against purpos.of foreclosing the mortgage Illinois St 31. E Illinois 13 INDIViDUALLEADERS Mondays Games N. OrI. 7 I 0 .200 lii 259 Kansas 12, DEl II halftime margin of 51.0 with Said Estate: RUSHING: Tnity Prep on the following described property, MiSsouri 7 No gam Seals Scheduled American Conference You are hereby notted and situate and being in Seminole 15 150, P,'a?r.ews 4 44, Bernet) 2 54, Miami, Ohio 21, Cincinnati I] three second hail 'jy Tuiday's Game Eastern Division required to present any claims and County, Florida, and n-sore par. Michigan St 27, Iowa 23 Johnson 4.15; Lake HighlandUtah at Kentucky W. L. T. PtI. PF PA Mlrvi,sota 71. WisconsIn 3 demands whIch you may have titularly descri as follows: "Norbert Is tremendous," Morg S 25, Eidsong IL Burgeis 2- Miami 7 3 0 .700 713 171 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING against the estate of ORRIN OhIo St 21, Michigan II l) Trovillian 0. (.34). The West2f.,tof lot 15. andall of BaIt beamed Saint Coach Joel TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FARLOW deceased late of Seminole lot 16, QUAIL POND HEIGHTS 6 4 0 .600 307 227 Oklahoma 35. Nebraska 10 PASSING: Trinity PrepBuff, 6 4 0 .600 320 Kelley. "His moves are Know:es 0 1 0. Lake 251 Oklahoma St 14. lowi St 7 OF SANFORD, AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY County, Florida. to the Clerk of the REPLAT, according to the Fiat Hiohtand OF FLORIDA. N. Eng 3 7 0 .300 101 therf, as recorded in Flat Book 11, 740 Purdue 9, Indiana 7 sornethlr1g eLse In our league Irovillian 5 16.3 45 yards. Notice iS PlY hereby given that • Circuit Court, and file the same in Jets 2 I 0 .200 HIlL Pig. pIicate III 3.30 Toledo 33, 71, of the Pubic R.COrd$ of and Kent St 20 as provided in RECEIVING Lake Highland Section Public Hearing will be held at the he's In a Class by himself. Central Division Campbell Conferenca Witteobeng 17. Ind. Cent. 13 en 3 26. HsIer 1.17, Burgess IC, 16, Florida Statutes, in th4r Seminole Counly, Florida. Commission PtI. Room in the City Hell in I 1 0 .059 252 Cliff Bamett, nOa1 a khwartt 110 Patrick Division You are hereby required to serve. iceS in the County Cotjrthoqjie In the City of Sanford, Florida, at CIt I 7 0 _________________________________________________________ 725 175 Souffit 7:00 W I T Pts OF GA o'clock P.M. on December i, 197$, to Seminole County, Florida, within copy of your Answer or other Hous. 7 2 0 .771 190 _______________________________________________ Philph four calendar mont from the time pleading on plaintifrs attomeys: 122 Arkansas 31, Texas II 2 5 33 96 5.4 Tech Cleve, COnsider the adoption of an or I 9 0 .100 134 290 SMU NY Island 9 6 5 73 76 31 34, Baylor 31 the lirstpublicatlonhereo,or,h, TAYLOR. BRION, dinanc, by the City 0 Sanford' BUKER. Western Division Atlanta a 10 2 II 52 35 Florida. title of I e xArlington 4 AMES & GREENE. 1131 Bricx.tl 2), will be barred. Bowling WhiCh is 5 7 0 .000 767 154 Gree.n 17 as fonows same NY Rangis I 12 2 1$ 65 04 FIled at Sanford, Florida. thiS 13th A'nue, Miami, Florida 33131, Tel V Ct ORDINANCE NO. 1322 S S 0 .500 211 217 TCIJ 21 RIce 71 Smythe Division I19 day of Pl3vember, 197$ and tile the Original Answer Denver AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1 6 0 .400 193 234 Chicago io 1 7 77 77 51 OF Texas A&l 21, SW Texas W. Dletnichs or pleading in the officeof the Clerk • SANFORD, S FLORIDA Diego 0 10 0 .000 110 249 w Texas St St.Loult I7 19, Louisville 23 laid Court on or before the As Executor 20 64 31 AMENDING CHAPTER OF THE 30th Sunday's Reiulti Vancvr 7 $ S 19 31 64 CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN C. Vernon MIze, Jr., Of day of Dcember, 1913. If you faIl to Atlanta 35. Denver 21 KC Far West do so, a Default will be entered 512 2 17 40 71 FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME CLEVELAND & MIlE Buffalo £5, New England 31 Minn. I15 Arizona 3$. Utah II • 42 74 BEING KNOWN AS THE FIRE P.O. Drawer against you for the relief dma Cleveland 35. Cincinnati 73 Boise St 20, Idaho St I? Wales Conference in the Complaint. PREVENTION AND PROTECTION Sanford, Florida 37771 Baltimore. 33, MIami 17 BrIgham Norrli Diviilo Young 7Q, Tex.EI CODE, SAID AMENDMENT AD PublIsh: Nov. 17, 71, 1973 WITNESS my hand and seal of Louis 37, New York Jets 6 Paso 10 MOntreal ii i said Court at Sanford, Seminole 3 31 91 £1 DING AN ARTICLE UNDER DET.90 Dallas 21, PhiladelphIa ii l.AngCl,s Calilorni,i 40, Stanford 1$ County. Florida, thi$ 21st day of 17 I 2 76 61 72 CHAPTER 9 TO PROVIDE FOR Grn Bay 40. New P.tts. SEMINOLE COUNTY eOARD York 01. Hawaii 17, PacifIc U. 10 November, 1975 I 9 2 II Ii $1 THE ADOPTION OF ints II THE De.trot OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS Idaho 2$. No Illinois 71 1' (SEAL) 6 1) 4 16 59 92 NATIONAL FIRE CODES. 1976 Notice of Public Hearing Kansas City 74. Detroit 21. Lamar 30, So Illinois 10 Washn. 217 2 6 61 103 EDITION, AS RECOMMENDED Arthur H Be.Ck*Ith, Jr 01 The Board of County Corn Adams Division Long Beach St 21, San Diego Clerk of said Circuit BY THE f,'nnesota 28, San Diego )3 NATIOP4AL FIRE Of Semrioic County, Buffalo 17 Court 1 3 I 3) N II PREVENTION ASSOCIATION, San Francisco $6. New Or. Flonida,will hold a public hearing to 9 6 $ 7) 52, New Meiico St Boston 3 By Lillian I Jenkins leans 6 A COPY shall be available at the COnSid,r the following item: Toronto 7$ 9 6 S 2) 61 60 office of De.pOIy Clerk the FORT MYERS (A?) Los Angeles City Clerk 'or all 31, A: ChIcago ID Calif. per A six-Inch putt on the I II 7 10 66 $0 sons desiring to Oreçon 11, Oregon SI 7 PUBLIC HEARING FOR Publish Nov 248. Dec. 1, I. IS, 97$ Oakland 26, Washington 73, Simon second hole of a sudden death playoff has enabled Sandra examine the same. CHANGE OF Saturday's Retults Fraser 71, Montana 10 ZONING DET $37 All OT parties in interest and citizens REGULATIONS Philadelphia i, H.aynie to complete the lflS Ladles Professional (Jf Utah St 21, Colorado New York Monday's Game shall have an Opportunity to be Rangers 7 1 JOSEPH I. MERTAN, Al Wash. 75, WISh. St 27 AssocjatF tour with her fourth Low'nament title. heard at said hearing. PittSbufgh at Houston, New York Islanders 5, Kan Weber St 19, No Arizona 0 AGRICULTURE TO M.IA VERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By order of the City Commisicn LIGHT Thursday. Nov. 21 But Pat BradJey, Miss Haynie's playoff victim City 7 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, W'joming 74, Air Force 10 in the of the City of Sanford, Florida, e $0 H T E E N T H .i U oi c IA I. Angeles at Cetroit Pl(9.3.73).34, That part of Lots $40, 000 Greater Fort MyersCIassc, said it wasn't Atlanta 6, Minnesota 3 (ijffa a total at St Luis H Pd. Tamm, Jr. 77 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE P,ontreal 1, Toronto 2 and 26 as recorded in the Slavi. ls; Sunday's playoff round gave her City Clerk Sunday, Nov. 70 Flat COUNTY. FLORIDA. 0 new confidence. Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 3 Houston at Cincinnati PubliSh: Nov. 71. 1975 "This was my best professional tournament, Book 2, Pa9, 71, lying We-st of the CIVIL NO. ?S'7I62.CA.0.A St Louis S. Detroit 1 Now, it's a DET.179 New Orleans at Cleveland Chicago I. Vancouver I, tie different story for me," said MISS Bradley, who earned Seaboard Coast Line Railroad THE LOMAS NBA Pittsburgh a? New York Jets Right ofWay. Also that part of laid COMPANY, NETTLETON Sunday's Results $, O7topu3h her final earnhngsInher Eastern Conference San Francisco at Phila year-on u Lots 22 and 76 lyIng East of State Attanti flew York Rangers 3, Califor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Division circuit to delphia 2 Roadl7o,pIu$theNorth 'aol Lot $73 Pliintiff, W I PcI. GB vs Kansas City at Baltimore Detroit 1. Los Angeles 1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. of said Slavia Colony Subdivision, OTIS GOLATI and MARGARET H. Philphea. 3 New York Giants at Dallas cui'r, SEMINOLE COUNTY, less beginning feet North , Buffalo 6, Kans City Boston I Chicago at Green Bay FLORIDA of the GOLATT. his wife, Toronto 3, Boston 3, tie Southeast corner of the Southwest Buffalo ' 6 400 an Die.QO at Denver 0 PROBATE DIVISION of the Northwest 'of the Defendants Mondays Games New York Northwest 6 'I 353 Atlanta at Oakland CASE No. PR'7S-326.CP " No games scheduled Section 21. Township 71 SoulP,, By The Associated Press Central Division M'nne'sota at Washington Estate NOTICE OF SALE Range 31 East, run Westerly to the Tuesday's Games Atlanta ades of Jake Caither' Monday, Dec. I MEDA K. NEIMAN Montreal at Atlanta Easterly right of way of State Roaa Washinon 7 353 at r, NOTICE ISHEREDY GIVEN that Florida A&M regained some of the glory it had whej DeceaSed 476 a distance of 450 6 feet. thence on the Los Angeles at Boston P1 Orleans 7 10th .500 NOTICE TO CREDITORS day Buffalo at Vancouver HOuSton Northerly along said right.of waya lI:OOa.m, at of December, 197$, at 3 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING di5tIn, of 44.91 feet, thence North Ihe west front door of Cleveland S 10 .333 4 nation's eighth.ranked small college, flethune.Cookjnan, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 71 deg 10' E to the West line Of laid Courthouse of Seminote County. WHA Western Conference at Sanford, Florida the SAID ESTATE: 17-7 Saturday. Lot 12]. thn Sovtherip along undersigned Midwest Division Saturday's College Clefkwllloffer for sale You and each of you are hereby tOt Sundays Results line 111.1 feet to the Point Of. FAMU's first victory over Betinine since 1972 gave the Detroit I S .615 Football Results cri IlOtified and required to file any Wlenipeg 3. New England real properly. beginning, andalsoles,th,south 10 Milwaukee 2 6 9 .100 Itattlers an 8-2 record, best since Gaither's 1969 club, and Si The Associated Pret Lot 63. GRANADA SOUTH, .c claims and demands which you, or Houston i, Quebec 0 feet of said Lot 22 All XC. being in 7 34 3 East a share of the Southern Intercollegiate either of you, may have against Said Denver 5. Cincinnati 3 cording to the Plat thereof Seminole Counly, Florida, Chicago Athletic as I "ton Ccl 74, Massacjn,s.,ts ) 3 10 'ecor In Flat Book. 15, Page 100, estatelntt%.offlceof thedlerkof the Monday's Game, FwIher Association division title with Bethune, described PacIfic DivisIon Boston U 20, Villanoya 14 East and Public Records of Seminole County, No games Scheduled Circuit Court of the 15th Jl4iciaI West of SR. 426 and as G.State the Seaboard Florida, 10 4 711 Gaither's teams won Brown a, Columbia 13 Circuit. Seminole COunty, Fforicie. gaines in 25 years, before Tuesday's Games I A Coast Line Paitroad, SIavIa, Oviorlo, tl.ceth,, *,h I? 6 (c.st G'jard o r:r i / F'AMIJ fell on hird times. Fdrrcn)ivi $ ç Prob,tq D,viiôn f iI Uufter. 63 1730 11J. - Pro Hockey - - SPORTS I1\J BRIEF _____ , H aynie Vins In Sudden Death For Fort Myers Classic Title fll:ssorirrs - ' Pro Basketball , - A&A11 Back, Beats Bothun F.t.Crn, College Football . - - , Legal Notice Legal Notice , FNotice ' I an(ord, Ft. Monday, NOV. 24, NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICFISHEREBYGIVENth,t NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF RESOLUTION by virtue of that certain Writ of 10 CONsIDER THE ADOPTION CLOSING, VACATING AND Execution isSued out of and under OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY ABANDONING RIGHT.OF.WAY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, the seat of the County Court of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that a Cminole County, F lonid, upon a NOTICE is heruby given that the Petitioner, I nal iudgment rendered in the Public Hearing will be held at the Board of County CommissIoners of and Commission Room in the City Hallin 3eminol County, F:orida, at its aforesaid court on the 13th day of ARTHUR DROWN 11:30 Monday the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Regular Meeting held on the 10th May, AD 197$, in that certain case (24) MIster Rogers Mesponcieiit (2)(I) Days Of Our Lives (2)(I) Tonight Show entitled flarnett Bank of Seminole o'clock P M. Ori December I. $973, to day of November, A.D., 1973, in the (44) Leave It To Beaver NOTICE OF ACTION (4)(13) As The World Turns (CM RaCe To County, N A EVENING RICheS Plaintiff, Consider the adoption Of an or. County Commissioners' MeetIng TO ARTHUR BROWN 9:30 () Let's Make A Deal (44) Mod Squad 7:00 Lawrence 0 Prossen and Kathleen dinance by the City of Sanford, Room Address Unknown in the Courthouse at Sanford, (C-4) 700 Club 2:00 Florida, title of which is ai follows: 1140 I Prossen. Defendant, which (2) To Tell The Truth 'Ou ARE NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida, pursuant (44) Gomer Pyle. USMC that an aforetaId Writ ot Execution was ORDINANCE NO.1223 () Guiding Light (6)(13 Movie (3) QuIck On The Draw to Petition and Notice heretofore n for D'SS0ltn of Marriage 10:00 delivered to me as Sheriff of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY given. passed and adopted a (') $10,000 Pyramid been 12:00 (4)(I) Concentration filed against .,o and you Seninot County. Florida, (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes SANFORD, and I FLORIDA. ReSolution closing, vacating and are required toservea copy 2:30 (C-6) Doug Dickey Show (c-4)(44) Hogan's Heroes of your have levied upon the following (6) Price Is Right AMENDING ARTICLE V. USE abandoning, renouncing and wnitlendefenses if any, to it tn 0 H (2)(I) Doctors (9) News (9) Wild, Wild World Of Ani described properly owned by PROVISIONS, SECTION 3, SRi, disclaiming any and all right Of the (S) Romper Room EATON. JR (6)(13) Edge Of Night ESQUIRE 12:30 mals SINGLE.FAMILY RESIDENTIAL Countyof5erninoleandthepuiIn Lawrence 6 Prossen and Kathleen (44) Father Knows Best (9) Rhyme Arid Reason (13)(C.13) CBS News (CM Noticias L Prossen, said property being DWELLING DISTRICT. SUB. and to the platted easements lying iS STENSTROM, DAVIS 10:30 (24) Journey Through Eden SECTIOI1 B, CONDITIONAL USES within the following described (9) Don Klrshner's Rock Con & MclU. locatedinSemlnoleCounty, FIOrId& (24) Intercom 24 Post Office Box 13)0, San (7)(5) t-s Of Fortune (3$) Mothers.In.Law PERMITTED OF THE ZONING poperty, to wit; more parlicularly described as cert (35) Star Trek ford, Florida, 31771, on or before follows (13) Price is Right ORDINANCE BY THE ADDITION (44) Underdog 7:30 (44) Phil Donohue Parcel "A" December 12th, 1975, nd file the (15) 700 Club PARAGRAPH One Sony Stereo, Including am (1), TO 3:00 1:00 Beginning at a point on the east. (2) Wild Kingdom original with the Clerk of this Court pllfier, turntable and speakers. PROVIDE Green Acres .0R SQUARE west center line of the NE. of (2)(s) Another World (2)(1) TomorrOW either before service on Petitioner's (3) It's Your Government 11:00 Said property being Stored at A. FOOTAGE FOR EFFICIENCY Section 31, TownshIp 21, South, (4)(13) Match Game (6) Match Game PM attorney or immediately thereafter, Lossing Transfer & Storage, Inc l'i APARTMENTS, ONE BEDROOM Range 31, East, 257.50 feet west of (21) High Rollers OtherwiSe Tuesday (C.4)(44) Three Stooges (C.6)(44) Love, American I default will be entered Sanford, Florida 3277). Addition HOME, OR APARTMENT, TWO the. east line of Section 3.1, running (6) Gambit (9) General Hospital aganst you and your marriage to informationavailablefromthediyf Style BEDROOM HOME, OR APART MORNING thencesoodegre,,)s'o3"w,$7I2s (C-4) Not For Women Only Petitior will be dissolved (24) Romagnolos' Table MENT, AND THREE OR MORE Division of the Seminole Count' (C'13)TruthOrConsequences 4:00 feet to the north night.of Way line of (9) Showoffs WiTNESSmyhandandthe%,alof Sheriff's Department (35) My Favorite Martian 5:00 BEDROOM HOME OR APART. Park Road and to the point of (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Truth Or Consequences this Court on November S'h, 1973 and the undersigned as Sheriff 3:25 MEPIT; AND IC) FURTHER beginning, thence N 09 degrees 11' (2) NatIonal GeographIc (Seal) (13) Breakfast Beat (44) Phil Donohue Seminole County, Florida, will (44) SpIrit Of '76 PROVIDE FOR NOTIFICATION 35" W. 233.37 feet along the north (3)(24) Why Me? 6:10 Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr 11:30 ii 00 AM on the 75th day of TO PROVIDE A FEE SCHEDULE right of way line of Park Road to a 3:30 (6)113) Rhoda Clerk of the Circuit Court (2) Sunshine Almanac AS SET BY THE CITY COM. point; November, A 0. 1975, offer for sale (2)(l) Hollywood Squares thence continuing along the (3) LilIas, Yoga And You By Lillian 1' ienkin (C6) Movie 6:13 MISSION. and sell to the highest bidder, for (6)(13) Love Of Life right of way lineof Park Road2U.10 As Deputy Clerk (6)113) Tattlet&es (5) Space: 1999 (6)(I) SunshIne Almanac cash, subiect to any and all existing A copy shall be available •t the feet along the arc formed by a radius (C.$) World Of Women SIENSTROM DAvIS & () One Life To Live (9) America, You're On office of the City Clerk for all per. 00769$ 6$ feet ba point; thence N 00 6:25 leins, at the Front (West Door of tne (9) Happy Days MCINTOSH (24) Lilias. Yoga And You (C.13) Here Come The Stars Sminole County Courthouse in IOns desiring to examine the same. degrees 1$' 03" E, 53000 feet to a (2) With This Ring Flagship Bank of (24) Villa Alegre (35) tocky And Friends. Sanford. Florida. the above (35) Movie All parties In interest and citizens point, thence N 09 degrees 03' 6:30 E. Sanford Suite 27 11:50 Underdog Shall have an opportunity to be described personal property. 3.4) 09 feel to a point, thence (44) DinaH (6) Sunrise Semester Post Office Box $330 (C-i) Paul Harvey That said sale Is being made to heard at said hearing (4.4) Flintstories 8:30 degrees II' 0)' W. 55000 fee, tO the Sanford Florida 37771 (C.6) Tennessee Tuxedo 11:55 By order of the City Comrnlson point of itfy the terms of Said Writ of 4:00 (6) (13) Phyllis AttOrrios for Petitioner (8) Today In Florida Cxtutor, of tt City of Sanford, Florida. (6) (C-a) (1)) C135 Ple,'is Parcel "a" (2) lronide 9:00 Publish Nov tO, 17, 71, Dec 1, 197$ 6:55 H. Pd. Tamm, Jr. John I F'oik. Being in Sections 34 and 33, DET (3)124) Mister Rogers (2)(5) Movie City Clerk Sheriff (2) Daily Devotional AFTERNOON TownshIp 21, South, Range)) East, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT C) THE (6) Partridge Family (3) React Publish; Nov. 24. 197$ (I)(44) News Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida. 12:00 (CM(4s) Mickey Mouse Club DET.13o EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Publish: Nov 3, 10. 17, 24, 1175 (6)(l3) All In The Family 7:00 The South 350 ft. of Lot 22. and all (2)(9)(44) News CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DET 2 (E(C-l3) Somerset _________________________ (9) NFL Monday Nigh? of Lots 23, 71 (2)(I) Today and 23 of ORLANDO COUNTY. FLORIDA (6) Young And The Restless (9) Dinah! Football Pittsburgh at INDUSTRIAL PARK, asrecorded In (6)(C-d)(13) CBS News CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S19M-CA.O9.5 (C-6) Bugs Bunny And NOTICE Notice of OF (13) Dragnet RESOLUTION Flat Book 10, on page Houstcn 100, Public (9) Bozo's Circus PAN AMERICAN BANK OF Friends GeneralEtection CLOSING, VACATING AND Records of Seminole County, (3.5) Addams Family (24) Follow Up: Why Me? (44) American Religious ORLANDO, N A, formerly known TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (I)(C-13) Magnificent Marble ABANDONING RIGHTOF.wAy Florida. 4:30 (44) as CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF Movie Town l-all You will please take notice that a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Machine The South 350 ft. of Lot 22, and all ORLANDO, (3)(24) Sesame Street 9:30 general election will be held in the 7:30 NOTICE is hereby given that the of Lots 2). 74 and 2$ (13) Pulse Plus Of ORLANDO (6)10) Mery Griffin Plaintiff, City of Lake Mary, Florida on the BOard 01 County (6)(13) Maude (9) Good Morning, America Commissioners of INDUSTRIAL PARK, as recorded in (24) World Press VS (C6) Flintiton 2nd day of December, 1975 for the Seminole County, Florida, at its Plat Book 10. page (24) Realldades (44) Hilarious House Of 100, Public (35) Big Valley SIM KA, INC.. a Florida cor. purpose of electing (13) lronsjde Regular Meeting held on the 11th Records of Seminole County, 10:00 FrightensteIn 12:30 poration, LESTER H. KALMAN Councilman Seat 1 for a two year day of November, A.D., 191$, in the Florida, (C.I3) Orlando City Council (3) Wonderful World Of Books 0:00 SON and BARBARA KALMANSON, term (2)(I) 3 For The Money County Commissioners' MeetIng and, Meeting (6)(13) Medical Center (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo HI LO CORPORATION INC., (6) Search For Tomorrow Councilman Seat 3 Iota Iwo year Room In the Courthouse at Sanford, (35) Lone Ranger Lots), land the East 590 ft. of (C-4) News JEROME S. SWARIZ and LESLIE (C-6) Community CloseUp term Seminole County, Florida, purwar.t Lot S and all of Lots 7 (C.6) Duck Duck Goose (44) Gilligan's Island and IS of SWARTZ. AQUA POOLS, a Diision (24) Woman (44) AlIvet Flintstor-ses Councilman Seat S for a two year tO Petition and Notice heretofore ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK, (9) All My Children 5:00 of BAKO CONSTRUCTION COR 10:30 term 8:30 given, passed and adopted a Unit 2. according to the Flat thereof (24) Electric Company PORATION, end (2) Adam.12 ACOUSTI The place of voting will be the Resolution closing, vacating and *sre'corinplat Book 11,pagelj, (3) Lowell Thomas Remem. (C-6) Fran Canton (44) Variety ENGINEERING COMPANY OF (C-4) I Love Lucy Lake Mary School 137 South abandoning, renouncing and Public Records of Seminole hers (44) Three Stooges County, 1:00 FLORIDA, Country Club Road and West Lake discleirning any and all right 01 the Florida, (9) GilIlgan's Island (C-4) Best Of Groucho 0:55 (2) Somerset Defendants, Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. Florida. County of Seminoleand the public In and, (3$) Mickey Mouse Club (24) Say Brother (44) Spirit 01 '76 NOTICE OF ACTION (6)(S) News The polls will be open from 1:00 and to the following described right, the North 30 ft. of vacated () Brady Bunch (35) .iessup Felony Squad 9:00 TO LESLIE SWARTZ, ar-sd all AM to 1:00 P.M. (C-6) Movie of.way, to wit: Str4 South of said Lot land that 5:30 11:00 (2) Phil parties having or claiming to have Doriohue Chairman of Election Board Mr (9) Ryan's Hope Secllon 34. Township 71 South, vacated portion of Seminole and (2) News any right, title or interest In the (2)(6)(C-4)(5)(13) News (6)(13) Mike Douglas Homer Gleason Range 3$ East, Seminole County. Sanford Avenues; (13) Search For Tomorrow as recorded in (3)(2) Electric Company property herein described. (3) ABC News Serving on the Election Board, Florida, being 70' wide, 3$' each side O.R. Book 902, (C.) Life in The SpIrit (35) Movie page-s $25 and 376, ADDRESS UNKNOWN (C-4) Bewitched (35) 700 Club Mrs Catherine Gehr, Mr Phyllis of the line described below: (I) Big Valley Public Records of Seminole County, (44) Movie YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (9) Beverly Hillbiliie Rugenstein, Alternates Mrs. Lillian Beginning at the intersection of Florida, (Less the rightsof.way of (44) Love, American Style (9) Movie 1:30 that the above named Plaintiff has Burke. Mrs Arolyn True. Mr (13) Adam.12 the Center lines of Park Road and Seminole and Sanford Avenues, quit filedaComplaint in the above styled Richard Partly InSpector. Mr. Sam Seminole Avenue, running thence Claim deed to Seminole County In (C-13) Cable Journal Court ton the foreclosure of a Martin Deputy. southeasterly perpendicular to the O.R. Book 902, page (33) Mayberry R.F.D. 379, Public mortgage encumbering the All persons legally registered in center line of Park Road 4317' (4) Partridge Family to a Records of Seminole County, following described real property' Seminole County and living within point, thence along th, arc of a 1S Florida 6:00 Lot $9, ENGLISH WOODS, FIRST the boundaries of the City of Lake degree curve 240.75' southeasterly tO By the Board of County Corn (2)(4)(I)(9)(13) News ADDITION, according to the Flat Mary, Florida. may avail them a point, thenCe 3)0.64' southeasterly missioners of Seminole Couniy, (3) As Man Behaves thereof as recorded in Flat Book 17, selves of their Rights of Franchise, to the intersection Of the center line, Florida, this 11th day of November, Page 43, Public Records of Seminole (c-6) Family AUair Dated November 13. 197$ Of S9min0li Avenue and Jessup A D, 1973 8-8:30 CBS RHODA Could be 8-9 ABC "AMERICA letting Vivian know about a (24) World Press County, Florida. City of Lake Mary, Street forming an angle of 10 Seal) You are commanded to file your Florida the show's producers are YOU'RE ON" Not much ad- possible $18,000 loss to a (15) Lost in Space degl'ie.S 76' n" with the center line Board of County written defenses to said Complaint getting ready to develop a new By: WaDer A. Sorenson, of Jessup Street in the northeast vance word to go on, except its shyster. Leave ft to Maude t. (44) Lucy Show Commissioners with the Clerk of the above named Mayor quadrant of the intersection: LESS "mother" character for Rhoda, 6:30 of Seminole County. another variation of topical butt in and square things. Court and to serve a Copy thereof Attest: and EXCEPT THAT land presently that Nancy Walker heads comedy In variety pilot. A Florida (2)(I) NBC News upon the attorneys hereinbelow not Kay Sassman in the rights of way of Park Road, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. to rival ABC after this season, dozen unknowns (3) Teaching Children With later than December 19th. 1975 911 NBC City Clerk Seminole Avenue and Je'ssup Strict. "DR. ZHIVAGO" forming a By; Marie W. Walker Special Needs Vivian Vance, for many years Publish: Nov. 17, 24. 1975 By the Board of County Corn Deputy Clerk stock company act out via PART U Concluding haLt of thIs (6) CBS News Court at Sanford, Florida, this 11th DEl 50 misslon,rs of Seminole County, Publish: Nov 71, 1975 sidekick on the Lodille sketches, day of Ploveniber. 197$. blackouts, David Lean movie, one of the (C-i) I Dream Of Jeannie Florida, this 18th day of November, DET.134 Ball shows, plays a perky monologues about things that biggest grossing pictures (Seat) AD, 1973 (9) ABC News of oil IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Arthur H flckwflh, Jr. (Seal) ____________________________ neIghbor who Incurs Ida's are happening around the time. As a theatrical release, (C13) Carolina Country EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Clerk of the Circuit Court Board of County jealous wrath because her two country CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE humorously, of most critics found It overlong (24) International Animation By Elaine RiCharde Commissioners daughters SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Ftivl COUNTY, FLORIDA are spending more Deputy Clerk course, or hopefully. 13111 Dana and sometimes tedlus, but of Seminole County. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CIVIL CASE NO. 142331.CAO9.D time Lowndes, Peirsol. Drosdick with their neighbor than is one of the producers, Florida along divided in two, interrupted by Noticeef Public Hearing GOVERNMENT NATIONAL 8. Doster Arthur H. Beckwith, in. their mother, with Bernard Hothman and commercials, it almost seems The Board of County Corn. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Professional Association a By: Marie W. Walker missloners of Seminole County will 8:30-9 corporation. etc 0. 1 CBS PIlV1.I.t .liwk Wnhl diA S1.._ it11 riuht (or tplDvicin Ae U,LU £I4IU5545J) C)LlUF ' flI Wiy Leputy cierx hOld I pllc hearing to omiaer an P Ia nt ill Suite 133, F Inst Federal Building Loneliness overcomes PhyllIs Publish: Nov. 21, 197$ Transfer's rate, Julie Christie is superb as summer show, appeal against the Board of Ad v's. Post Office Bo 2509 DEl 13) and she seeks ways to come out the story winds through lustment in denying CARL TON DUNNING Special Ex 8-9 PBS WHY ME? Absorbing and ARCHIE more Orlando, Florida )7$Ø7 of it, So she joins a singles report on breast DUNN INC. a k a Lavonila Dunning, years of war and exile through __________________________ Attorneys for Plaintiff _____________________________________ ceptionto part a mobile home in an cancer, s wife. Publish Nov. 17. 1, Dec. 1, I. 1975 ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED Al Agriculture Zone on the groupcomprisedofwjdowa narratedbyactress[,ee Grant, the Russian Revolution. following described property: Defendants BIOS: DET 93 divors and finds the others It deals with this traumatic Beginning 3740 ft Sovtt-s and 70 NOTICEOFACTION tnvltationlolid:Noticeishereby ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED 10'll CBS MEDICAL CENstruggling for a way out of their experience on every level, TO: CARLION DUNNING, given that the Seminole County chains West of NE corner of Section from BIOS: run South 100ff. West 660 ft, Residence Unknown own problems, and she first fears, TER When residents at a senior School Board. Seminole County, InvitatIon To Bid: Notices hereby confirmation YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Florida will receive sealed bids until North 100 It, East 660 ft to P08, lets becomes their listening post. surgery and postoperative citizens home "seize" the place given lhat the Seminole County action toforeclsea mortgage on the 1:00 P.M on December 1, 1q15 at East 23 ft for road. Also: Beginning School Board. Seminole County, following property protest-against 8:30-9 PBS poor CLASSIC reacticns. It is a straightin Seminole whIch time bids will be publicly at the NW corner of the above Floridawlltreceiv,sealedbldsuntiI County, Florida: treatment-they aren't aware oc'enid and read aloud in the described land and running North THEATRE PREVIEW 'rhe forward documentation, 1.00 P M on December I, 197$ at Lot 30 and that part of Lot 31, Seminole County School Board 113 ft. thence East 270 ft. thence Humanities in Drama. Eliza9-9:30 CBS ALL IN TIlE that their hostage, the director, which time bids will be publicly OAKLAND HILLS, So,sth 87' It, thence East 170 It, described as Office, 207 1 Commercial Ave.. beth Seal, Opened and read aloud in the fOtIow: Oegnning at a point on who will be seen later FAMILY Ar-chic and Mike have is seriously ill. Dr. Gannon the Sanford, Florda on thC following: thence South 975i ft to the North line Seminole County School Board curveol the Fast right of way line of in the week in of the above described land, thence turns diplomat and negotiates a "Trelawny of the something new to argue over Prolect Title: Office, 707 E. Commercial Ave., West to P06. Also: at the E.eclnnin settlement, DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR Wells,"istntervjewedandtalks the soon-due baby. Over satisfying all Sanford, Florid, on the following; the Southerly line Of Lot 30; thence NE corner of the first above LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL concerned. about the Victorian stage. The Prolect Title: cleicrlt,d Thanksgiving, land and running North 60 South SI degrees SO 29" East along the trimmings DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR LAND FILL PROJECT FOR the Southerly line of Lot 30 setting is exquisite, the Royal turnouttobeabattleroya1o.er thence North 70 degrees $4 for a CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL, SEMINOLE P11GM SCHOOL, distance of 13507 feet, thence North 9-(o-conelusion ABC NFL Retiring Room at the Prince of how the child shall be SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA minutes West 198', ft. thence South SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 4.1 degrees 37' 33' West for brought a Name of Owner: The Seminole to the North line of the first above 1ONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Wales Theater In London. Name of Owner: The Seminole distance of 105 99 feet; thence North detcribed land, thence East to point ui. Archie demands his County School Board The World's Champion Pitt. County School Board 51 degrees 30' 33" West for 8-9 NBC THE INVISIBlE grandchild to be raised as a Prelect location: SemInole of b1'uI sburgh t, Prolect Location: SANFORD, distanCe of 7964 feet to the point of Further described located on as Steelers travel to Texas County, Florida MAN "Stop When the Red Christian, and Mike counters FLORIDA beginning, according to the plat to ace the Houston Oilers. Place For Receipt Of Bids: All Country Club Road. Ughts Flash" Strange things the kid will make up his or her Place For Receipt of Bids: All thereof as recorded in Fiat Book 13, This public hearing will be. held in bds are to be detivered to the lIds are to be delivered to the Page 64, Public Records of Seminole happen the County CommiSsion Chambers in a small town where own mind. Superintendent of Schools ri the SkJper'ntendent of Schools in the County. Florida. School Board Office, 207 E. Corn. of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, thelnvlsibleManandhlshlghly t**?•(S 9:30-10 CBS MALTDE It has to School Board Office, 702 E. Corn- has been filed against you and you on December 16. 1973, at 7:00P.M., rnercial Ave. Sanford, Florida. visible wife are taken.. into mercial Aye, Sanforø. Florida ROC**G CRAm are required to serve a copy of your be a two-way street in any ' i Time For Receipt Of Bids: Bids or as soon thereafter as possible. Tnz.Ay11 Time for Receipt of Bids: Bids written defenses, if any, to It on Custody and held in exce" marriage. board of County Shall be received untIl 1:00 P.M. onsequentI 1110w shall be received until 1.00 P.M. on RICHARD H. ADMAS, JR. of Gray, CommIssioners ball (or reasons that mystify Vivian is willing to "bare all, December 1, 1973. 7)3) ) December I. 1975. Seminole County, Florida Adams, Harris 1. Robinson, PA,, PEILIt SELL51 Project Scope& Construction: The thfm. When Dan Westin goes after returning from a ProiectScope$Construcfjon: The plClntiff' attorneys, whoje address By: 51d Vihlen, Jr., Projects generally consist of laying the RETURN Into tils disappearing act, he retreat, but hubby Arthur is of proi,ct generally consists of i 401 East Robinson Street, P.O. Chairman pipe and the construction of some clearing and filling a low area Box 306*, Orlando, Florida 32507, on Attist' catch basins and manholes with uncovers a strange, corrupt adamantly opposed. Seems he's located on the Seminole High School or before the 10th day of December, Ar-thur H. Beckwlth, Jr. related Site Work asset forth in the village, t not the least bit Interested in Site WhiCh is about lix acre-s. it must 1973, and file the original with the Publish: Nov. 24, 197$ ' Documents then be seeded. clerk of thiS Court either before Place(s) For Examining Bidding DET-137 Place(s) For Examing Bidding service on plaintiff's attorneys or Documents: Bidders may review Documentst Bidders may review immediately thereafter; otherwIse a i the Documents at the foliowng the Documents at the following default will be entered against you 0'lton places: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND places: for the relief demanded in the Seminole County School FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County School TRUTh complaint Board Office U 0URAD I V R E T I K M A L I I W FLORIDA. board Office WITNESS my hand and seal of THE REINCARNATION 702 E. Commercial Ave. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7522I8.CA.04.D 0 702 E. Commercial Ave this Court on October 31st, 1975 Sanford, Florida 3771 OF PETER PROUD In Re: The Marriage of ' K 0 I R 0 M U I IN 0 M A H P 0 a,, (' F Sanford, Florida 32771 (Seal) Documents wilt be at local ARTHUR WILLIE BELLENGER. Documents will be at local STARRING Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Planrooms for bidders to review, U l N F T C K K N 0 W R K N C 0 1) U K Petiticner TWIQOY ' planrooms for bidders to review. Clerk of the Circuit Court Place(s) £ Date For ObtainIng end a Place(s) I Date For Obtaining By: Lillian T Jenkins Bidding Documents: Bidders may JUANITA BELLEPIGER. N A N C V 0 S Y C A P K F A I.. C' C) N II I n ,.. r,..., p - owain Documents by phoning the Responder" ' obtain Documents by phoning the Pbl,Sh Nov 3. tO. 17, 71, 197$ Every Tues a Office of the Architect requesting K M K K G I. N U A 0 D C Z N K 10 A N NOTICE OF ACTION office of the Architect requesting DET2O Adult's I N _________ further Information. (3731219or 163. TO: JUANITA BELLENGER further information (323 1219cr 067 " 0417 after November 14. 1973 I '1 V U I I) K RESIDENCE UNKNOWN FICTITIOUS NAME M I S 2 Ne, Hits R 0 8 I N R Ii I K 8.64? alter Novcrnber II, 191$ I Sp.cilied Binds: The successful Last Known Mailing Addrei Notice Is hereby given that I am Specified Bonds: The successful Bidder shall providea Performance, M I I K S M K A I B A N 't' U E D I H I s Moran Street. h; _____________ bidder shall provide a Performance. engaged in business at 305 E. 13th Payment and Guarantee Contract Rochester, New York St Sanford, Seminole County, Payment, and Guarantee Contract Bcndasprovidecjarlds,tfortlsinthe ecificat1on, that an action for dissolution of TOM MARSHALL PRODUCTIONS _______________________________ Specifications. Date., Time And Place For marriage has been filed against 1) M I 11 N I IK W R K M A 10 K U A C OBA, SANFORD PRESS, and I you ________________________________________________ Date, Time and Place For Opining Of Sealed Bids: All bids end you are required to serve a COpy Opening of Sealed Bids: All bids intend to register said name wIth the muSt be reteivCd -and opened In a o your written deteii5tc,, ,t, If an,. I) T F; W 0 A R X N I I) N A I. T U 0 P K Clerk of trip Circuit Court, Sem'r-scjle i"... ,1__ _ _ 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. In Re: The Marriage of 'NI: 7 IL I ZA III T H DROWN, TONIGHT'S TV - . . ' \/ HIGI-ILIGHTS - - - - - D.s,.... •,. UR'W - -. trh.' II'S . "• •'-'.. I.iVIi. . a - , a "' "'"s' ' . ' '' the Pink Panther" Ill V1 SEEIC & FilJD Si .. . i.. (. _. I ,,., . - , . - ' -. - ___________ ' ______________ , .'flh,ti p-sw tb,'.....A •,.a ........_.A ,=.-,'=---. ._ - - _______________ I .. r----'---= _. '' . -- - '"" - ' - -: ' - �-, - -- ,.......--,. •'''- -. .- = . . , . .wia.. 4, . . . .__.._!. . , . .- . - --- . . ---- .. -. - . - -,.-,- - - _.. -- - 46-Even Orlando - Winter Park 322 - 2611 Canvasers needed to set Fantastic W. Garnett White An Real Estate Broker QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 134, Longwood 7 Bedroom apartment, partly fur nished. couple only. 372 3762 days. RATES 41c a (In C 6 thru 25 times 31c a tin C 26 times 24c (in S200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum It Noon The Da Before Publication Call between 8.30 S. For t or malion 'all 3720104 Sewing Teacher, preferably ex perienced, to conduct day as well as evening classes . O'Day 373 6(61. Sunday - Noon Friday P ' Mature woman for light housework and care of semi invalid, evenings and weekends. Send complete resume to Box 391. co Evening -Herald. P0 Box 1657. Sanford. 4--Personals 9-Good Things to Eat _________________________ A phonecallcould Start you one new and profitable career. Call $62. 3713 TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked or der Navels. orange's. Grapetri.i1. Tangerines Call 3770217. If If HO ens call 322 0376, Russe 11 Crutnk.y PROBL EM Pcrhps AlcOholiC Anonymous Can Help Call 123 i.97 Wrte P.O. Box 12 13 S,ntord, F loridl 37771 in ' Juice Oranges. 11 50 per bu. Your Container 373 51$$ -. - IS 'LCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON or friecth of Lriiies - i&-Help Wanted Portit,lt. . SEE US TODAY - The old adage "YOU CAN'T HAVI YOUR CAKE. AND EAT IT' I not CIwlyS true. We are offering lint class business Opportunity o n AVAILABLE- f3uilri F3.?cir, RAYMONDM. BALL Peg. Real Estate Brok er 37756.11Aft,Hrs.3fl7757 817W. 1t St., Sanford 831.8272 LIVE OR DRESSED GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS Phone J23.7011 C.ara;e sales are in season Tell the People about It with a Classified Ad in the Herald 322261%; all 99" Local corporation has opportunity for couple-ind ividual. No selling w.,. Have ac counts that need ser vicing, company training, no experience necessary. High with 30 manufacturers. vestment mInimum $1793. Call Mr. Hayes ANYTIME collect, 05 629226S. 101 Rentals Gentlemen Pref er red Phone 5 77 c.a 41-Hou5.s ~ 7 _. 3G-Apartnnts Unfurnished - - - - SAI4FORD-.CASSELBER fly 3 BR, Ibath Easy friendly living. Come loin us. FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS, Rent from 1111 me 373 USC 5 Furnished apartment, 1 or 7 bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave. Phone 377 1976 or 322 3922. HRISTM11 i s Coming! Two Apts.. I or 7 bedroom, unf urn. & turn. Both ac, w w carpe., $100 damage deposit. 117$ me. 373 4319 a big Christmas Kick-Off Issue for Thanksgiving Day. otter S 30 pm. It you're a shopper, you'll find the Herald Christmas shopping issue loaded with great values from local merchants 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT stores, churches Ideal for retired f SOfit. 668 64" or 322 8054. car pe t ed , air, turn, & unfurn, $85 up 3771110 It you're a merchant, you'll want to plan your Christmas Kickoff ads now. Readers of The Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving AI4MOPARK I. 7. 3 bedroom trailer aptt Adult 8 famIly park Weekly ISIS Hwy I' 92, Sanford. 3731930 Io'7linqjroorns Adults only The tzeq 8 C ne on Christmis this Thanksgiving Day. Supplies ....................... WALKER'S --------- Used office furniturp Pressure Cleaning 8 Painting Specialist Roofs.Ext.riors Wood or steel desks Ie'ecu?iye desk 8 cha irs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Can y PIOLI 'S Casclberry. 17 9?, 1)0 4206 a " . . I. ' . ,' '. .' . Luxury 2 bed r oom apa rt ments, Due to the Ph. 373.4375 _______________________________ - Home .'.:-. * - ' . - . ' . ' . . : . . , 6i - - ' - ''r' I (%' I _' I -_"i =,=.' :'_ ..- --=-= - .'--- ---_---===r.-=. _ . ____ -_.-.:..- ..- .... ='' =___ ' rti "It 2531 1a'k i.'i . - P - _Pressure Cleaning ' ..' . 'i. L .. - . applicants for uarter ••_,__,_ , :Ii:'t ,l plication ' I iiiI (!ter or pre's sure (leaning 3730865 -r the Fa ll quarter. the All , ' J. 4 - Lind Owing - I STE RSON LAND CLEARING flulldotinq. Exc,,vating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top iou 37-7 5943 1~?""`Ii - DRIVE It'd TV SERVICE Fast Serve 2J2 Live Oak Blvd C im't rr I hone (II SOil I & - Y ,:) V - - 0111CC MACHINES S" ',, 'cv(r ,iiI (y,bi'% ,ifiI rlvf'c I ri'i' P (k Sanford Business Mac-hines 172400S Toda Y ' " 'gl Q Roofing I'.'pert rcxim root shingl es All work guarant ee d BROGOEN ROOFING 37) 6100 .- - • ., -: - I .. • ,. 411 .-. - ' .. ALTERATIONS . , - '' DRESSMAKING Donna Canada 372 070 1 Pnflng Shoppers in Downtown buy mostly clothing and shoes and onethi rd of those interviewed see a definite need for a new restaurant on First Street, Their opinions on IJowntossn Sanford appear in today's Evening Herald on Page 2-A. Sanford say they , Sewing ,i, triter', (lind. all make's if ,cars 377 0790 Ow rr'ç,',rs Office Mackiu Heater Cleun1n , ii ome Improvements SANFORD 3 Mo. .6 Mo.& 1 Year Leases ev ~ [~Iml Rf.ALJofis I iiii .1,.., Hwy. l7.2Across From Ranch Hou, / 313.1470 or $3).777,4) ,f 1'i ,, ',' .- ' - -- ',. ., - -: -. .'. - '._ ''= - ' "'1' -. _.:'= = .... ' . ',' , , .- -- -. ' -. Tr . .,.. - . I, ., t- Fine wedding photos reasom,bly priced Phone 323 AIli - ,.' Horoscope _111111111111 IF JIILL -' SUPPLY CC) ?ni St . ' . - - - ' '' - '-'. . . ........... . 7-A 6-A 6-A ..., " ,. ." - -' .J 5-A Sports Television omen ........ -•- . "-v 1-2-H 1. 3-B %l \TIII IC - - Tuesday high 59, Ios 36 fiIIIIIIIIIIIiN V I": Generally lair, Lows tonight ix In mid 40L .Nlostly noAhwest Jimmy Scott, drewd as Uncle Sam, wat one of the youngsilm winds around 10 mph, becoming _________ A PATRIOTIC School Bicentennial Festival Parade, (herald Photo by Elda NIchnlj -. - ' -' ........ Obituaries .- (" 377 6-ffl . ' - 4 I 6-A S-A - o'i1t,0 11J.,,tn5 SPRINKLI,'p SYSTEMS Alltypesanites We repair a service STINt MACIIIN& Photograptiy by Munson Cockayne, r- Dear Abby Dr. Lamb ".' Well Drilling fl' otrvpy'p .... : ...... . Editorial "('" -_ '' ' To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 , Comics Crossword ............ iiiiiiihi, .It in. A Uaknctar ,- 'r '' PET REST INN II carpet and vinyl, wall 10 Wall. te Estimate. Call SEARS In ,,,, - 4-A ' ,'i Boarding & Grooming Pr, 37? Interior, Exterior taring, Painting. Remodeling Phone 337.070? •d' , .1 ;tr,r, ,ne '1w or s'naui t'-r \ (l(i Sell thv'' 'die items with a vi,i'.t ,xci To plac,' yc tr-eri,lly Clacs.findqil at The '(raIl '%7 II 1I 999) Pet Care (ON KIOD CERAMIC TILE No Job Too Lange Or Small Call Anytime. 322 1011 DEPOSIT. 322.2090 ProfessIonatty Managed Or cc estimate 373 6031 UNFURNISHED Pest Control APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2'.-'? Park 377 $66.3 )entry, Remodeling, Additions. storn Work Licensed, Bonded NO SECURITY 1505 W. 25th St. frtt e',t.,t'. ,'l E Cornrnrc,a, 373 6.451 _____________________________ 1 l\IH',\ ____ Around The (]ock 'en',, APARTMENTS OR : DAVE'S PAINTING Work's Slow - Cheap Rites Free e'$Iimafe 377 2673 ____ umin'.. Bi?hrooms, ,','iflliQWs, xw Waxing, Rug Shampooing, Petriorrators Fre e ___ (. ;, Large 1&lBdrm. 7i -.;5Yf (,onZiii OWER'S BEAUTY SALON (t0"mrrly Hirriett's Bçouty Nook I 519E First,3223747 '.1.. - "I- i-r. -e re- admission before the .J, ,'- st m: : regular by Dec. I, For- degree seeking students sh woIior:rrnri submit the application ~ k '' .Z-. - PUPIrI(,57I0P4 SYSTEMS C.iti f'til SOS 37) 39)9 Beauty Care W,Uge rj. I I .__- 1-12 cnerinl likInu .- . p oh 0 the winter quarter. There are 500non-degree students 1.1 I . ' ;1 i FHA FURNISHED . - /1 degree students will not be permitted to regfster for Improvements I1 !ia? '.,I.r,,i, Paneling door. wndows hung, concrete work, etc. By tPe hour or by The job. 327 9363. I CA ci COv?f 'your bOrne with alum si ding & solfil system Also oollng, Gutters. Screen 70 Yrs. xp. Try me. $51 9563 k~~ariner's FROM 125 economic announced special non- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Home Patio Apartments tight situation, Dan Chapman, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Days 312 612J Nights 322 2352 STUDIO ,;,J BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Small furnisAed a pa rtment , mature aduffs Ottly. 372 9111 -. : Registration / Terms Available HI RISE . COMMERCIAL . HOMES BIKE RIDER - FlU Restricts / . Istunafes. N.as..i.ib1i Notes Fn :-'h] Florida Technological BROKERS Gardens Cl it.ified Ads are the smalest big ews 'ferns you will find in ywfier e 831-9993 60-Office :v- University registrar, has ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. r bedroom, utilities int,d, SilO Per month. AdItt only 372 4470. Herald strefing. power twakei, 12,41iS Call D on Pope, 372 165 1 Dilrq .- :Alu*Mum yard on cut de.sac. $2,000 down. Real Estate Broker A ter fr'nt cottage on the scenic Wekiva River uYni$hed 7 Evening - _________ approval of $23,500, well kept 4 yr. Old, 3 BR, 1" bath, AC. car peted, kit chen equipped, walled in back close 22•2611 1973 Ford Gran Torino, 2 boor hardtop, air, a utom atic, power 1217 Oak between 12 and S p m. ISYr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES eneva rg. 1 bedroom furnished garage partmint, to hospital, sIOO month. Phone 373 0799. " 53 Hattawa , 4 337 3771 16' 9' Fiberglass boat with trailer Se. and 95 tip Mer cury. 'c' will consider la nd contract. 0663, Nets ___ Re . By Owner-Transferred . 4 _________________________ - furn.tt.-J tv urfurnithed PJr-,vl,, ,ede<ora?ed, Come see 30) E. Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 The - j New Yorkof 173 Insakes. DYKES AIR CON. 3226671. CIITIONING. _________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE -MENT ALL TYPES OF CAN A Imill CIC%SlfiCd Ad brings bi PtPITRY AND REPAIRS 377 I r Pturn 'Try nn.' and see Call 321'Is-IA *11 O'fl Ill SOLAR HEATING AND WATER RFALTOR3fl 7499 322.7643 BAMBOO COVE APTS We'll help you get the jump ORS RE . 1%2 Chrysler 17 97 327 31961 Al P COPfDiTiONiPdG, (FRIGE RAT ION. DUCT CaliBart Real Estate MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St always opportunities waiting for you in Herald, 119.500 Make an off er . from s PQQ5P4 MAHI?4F 2921 Hwy . 1974 Volkswagen. air, new tir es , ba ttery. .xcelienl condition, equity, assume 19 payments. iw _________________________ me 322 $ .1(1 r,f.(j.'i5'' PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drive $70 up. are - fORK. 71 hour service All Sacrifice at thousa nds below . - 1961 VW '70 Engine, 14(0 323 5660 after - 3 bedr oom, 2 ban; home, air conditioner, shady yard, Air Conditioning t,vYn Drug Probe __________ fire ,3cf. 17 92 8477, Longwood Call 37) 1570 or $3.4 4605 55-Boats & Accessories - dryer, and 'walking _____________ - Chico & The Man 323 9)50 or 372 7957 for pick up disposal, distance to Idyllwilde School. RI. AL TOR 373 U?i look 11 washer 1y _____ ____________ ______ ___________ Jury School Band. Donations needed neigh. Neat, 3 bedroom. I'', bath home, central air, equipped kitchen, - fire TV. 1200 S French, 373 1111 MLS REALTORS 42-Mobile 2S6S Park Dr, agencies. in- a. I) 683) Ravenna I'ark - Harold Hall Realty _ CI EATEDTOENJOY-Thi5 hom, .has] bedrooms. 7 baths, a paneled 54-Gar-age Saks_____ den and dining areas. Manicured ___________________ lawns, shrubs and flowers set this one apart on a quiet treelin,d Trash Treasure Sale, Nov. 28 and 29, 9 to S. 970 State St. (Sanfor d itreet of nice homes , Priced at Plaza) Benefit Seminole High only $77,000 Anytime RITAI TOPS government - auto. 1971 Fiat Rac er , $1795 1971 Duster, 6 cyl., stand, 1993 1970 Hornet C Co.. stand., 36.000 or iginal mi tes, $995 Many others to choose Color TV's from ISO; 8&W, from 115; ServIce all mak es HERBS' "SERVICE THE CONTRACT" Forrest Greene. Inc. Your MLS Agency tee Furnished Day issue for Christmas shopping ideas. They forward to your advertising and respond to good values, Shopper or Merchant. There 3222420 REDUCED- $7,150 for quick Sale. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath with family room in Ravenna Park, Home In mint Condilion with lovely swimming P001 Now only 129.900. A must to )ne I , Two bedroom apartments, Garbage .- - "' / - 1970 Datsun Wagon. 11,000 mIles, 644 10(15 • quiet .' -- -.- WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example COLUW TV. 511 MONTH (ish RealBEYOND Estate carpeting, shallow well & pump, plus lots more! Owner anxious to sell. 173.900. into. Only $26,900. )ebary-- Adults, I BR, air; close to select bOrhood. FURNISHED '4 Bedroom, central heat & air, like new, in settled neignborhood. Ready to move K lichen furn jsj ed. Nice location PPwjrq 372 4453 and department stores. You'll be able to a perfect gift for every member of the family right from the pages of The Herald. $25,900 $48,900 root, - Any CarNo Money Down RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN SA P4FORD room, new Sanford-- Drastically reduced by owner. From mid 60's to low SO's. Beautifully landscpaed miniature Spanish villa. S BR, 3 bath, Fla. rm,, formal living rm, w w car. pefin.g,centralA.H, above ground Pool with private entrance. Near schools & hospital. Call for appt. wtdays. awn, 3:30 pm. 8 4:30 pm Wit nd anytime. $300247. 3 ROOM APARTMENT Reasona ble Phone 3238579 after 6p.m. And The Herald is planning 122.500 - - ---- 53-TV- Radio- Stereo 74 Hrs 70175 FnenchAve (1792) ________ ________ 7524 Park Or 37 2118 REALTOR AFTER FIRS, 377 3991 322 9214 322 0648 Crank Realty, Realtor 1)0606% 4 Room Second floor apartment, screened porch, Private yard; air Condtloner, Reasonable 322 7780. Is 323. 9410 GOODIES GALORE I - This Is an ab%o'ute darling 3 BR home. You lust must see! Extra large family 113.500 121,900 3 OR. l"tbath 3 OR. I'.'i bath 4 BR, 2bath 3 BR,? bath, lake, pool, FHA Resales from $17,100 .---- Sale_________ --'- MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0691 CUTE LITTLE FELLER - Want 3803 Orlando Drive low payments Inc cute? bedroom, Sanf or d, 323 5700 I'.', bath cozy home. Nicely Paneled family room, well taken LimIking for garden equipment? care of, nicely landscaped yard. R todiy' classified ads for Lovely smaller hQme for a couple çnod t'uy or retirees. 110,500 Real Estate Herald Staff Writer -, ____ Aut KENMORE WASHER, parts, ServiCe, used machines central air. $41,900 'SSNFOflD'S SALES LEADER" - ROOMS FOR EN1 ' spacIous rooms, garage and - Realty ByEDPftICKET'r .: ____________________ ____________________________________ former 52-Appliances Bedroom, 2 bath. like new home, JIM HUNT REALTY INC. plus ________________- - - executive , BLAIR AGENCY 573 )4y, 9411 Eve 869 lIla . . I i o b ess A d i manpower Motorcycle Insura nc e , T ______ 125 Endura. im maculate. $600 includes I helmet. 617 6129 n this I", acre lot In Lake Mary. 4 Sten strom 2Bedroom furnished, $135 month. Adults preferred. Phone 322 8-470. 29-Rooms ki i . - month r, ______ ____ I -. - r .-- 19 15 Yamaha APirp) SEWING CENTER vi Frt Dow ntown ' I -- ii - I _______________________________________ finance 3 Bedroom mobile home or, a ranch; furnished. $135 Security. 372.1299. '''' " ~- L , _____________ 76--Auto Parts -.---.- If IN Se's At 321-0041 $650. C'I It .:'i -- . --. ______________________ - ri ______ is lIft'? Sanford Ave lrwina neIu.,' se*inu michne Pay hitjnrø nt 516 or 10 paymen ts COUNTRY LIVING Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 4"I 19)9 S Frenc h 37? 7374 3fl 1196,322 196.4 ) 1859.3721)61 Nic e bedroom mobile home. 1123 mo. Located in Longwood. IX) In- '''I And better than new.] Bedroom,? bath Spanish ranch Garage, central air, carpet. Wooded tot $77.80). Stemper Realty Homes fernatlonal Company affiliated SAXON ____ .. _________________ richinge REEL'S BODY SHOP, - ____ __________________ seconuitioned Batteries, $17.95 Assume Payments nnrr 7: j THREE YEARS OLD MOTlVATED... Moving out Of state, needs to sell 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in South Pinecrest. 173.000 after 4 p.m. . _. _________ -- 't . ---- Goods - REAL TOR •,aj - r'v , ,.a --- . .___ ind, ______________ _-._ -- . ,w F ______ purposes will pay half a yearly to the school board, worker's wages, while CETA Seminole Community College, _______________ ________ ,-.. (''Uflty and sttte governments will pay the remaining half. The federal govermnent 11t.S The CETA program was set as well as other qualified .'''1i __________________ notified Seminole county of- up by the federal ___________________ ____________ ________________________ ficials more than $1-million iii aid those areas hard hit by that a premium increase To qualify for the $788,758 ,iii.F proposed by (lull additional labor department unemployment. In Seminole Bedsole said the county will Life available to aid the insurance Company be _______ ___________________ funds County, the unemployment rate have to submit atailipo i-M ____________________ unemployed in this county, an is upwards of 13 per cent. rejected, and the health 1 _______________________ 'outlining and justifying" the \, official confirmed today. surance contract be rebid. Bedsole's office doles out In county's needs for additional _____________ The proposed premium In______________ Jim Bedsole, the county's the neighborhood of $2.5-million funds. director of the comprehensive .&Ii I crease CaTTiC in a letter to division, said labor Knowles from Gulf Life , _____ officials notified his office Harold G. Holton, $788,758isavallabledurjngal5__ who citeda"clajms level" from _______ ¶11' ." month period beginning July 1, Sanford employes of $36,353 1976. during a recent four-month In addition Bedsole said more ___________________________________________ _____ period as one reason for the _________________________________________________ ______ than $200,000 in Comprehensive tflcl'tTa.SP. I hr e e In 0v I e d o Employment and Training Act A motion made by Corn.. _____ (CETA) funds Is available and . / .' ________ missioner Julian Stenstrom, -I14.i ______ By BOB LLOYD must be programmed for use by and passed by the commission, Herald Staff Writer Highlight of W.A. league l)ay sponsored by the Eigh th Grade Instructional Enri'bment Program June O of next year. allows the installation of WALTER TEAGUE ssas un veiling of po rtrait of the former coun ty school Included in the $200000 is officer and administrative assistant for dividual water meters and a i Oviedo policeman and two other Oviedo men were shom the school was named. Mr. and Mrs. league were honored at a luncheon, guided tour, $98,102 for setting UP on the job in county jail today on drug HAS HIS DAY flUnil)er of hydrants in charges and police said that a probe and assembly at hkh they received a plaque and corsage. County School Supt. W.P. 'Gindervtlle Heights subyer as training programs for those ofillegaldrugsaleslntheosjedoareaiscontinujng. s pe aker. From left, Student Council President Ellen West, league, Principal John Angel and Eighth persons who are unable, In division, which Is under conOviedo Police Chief Ken Triplett said more arrests are exGrade representative Susan.Salk. The portrait will hang in the media center. I Ilerald Photo by Bill some cases, to read nd write. struction by developer Brailey Vincent) The remainder of the $200, is OdJ, slated for distribution to state undercover agents who allegedly made controlled buys of The motion also calls for an animal tranquilizer. Seminole County agencies that marijuana, THC and PCP Odham to pay, in advance, 10 normally qualify for CETA Sheriff's agents arrested Arthur James Barkley, 25, Box 13.5, years in annual rental fees for funds. Oviedo, Monday night on W. 13th St. in Sanford. Barkley was in the hydrants. jail today in lieu of $10,000 bond on charges of possession of The on the job training county Miss Sara Jacobson, programs will be administered controlled substance and possession of a concealed firearm. executive director of the Recalls p. by the y Florida State Downtown Development Agents said a quantity of marijuana and pills were found in a Employment Office in Sanford. paper bag on the seat of a car that Barkley was driving. He was Council (DDC) and Miss Commissioners on Monday with possession of a concealed .45-caliber automatic Shirley Moak, DDC executive State Rep. Bob Hattaway, I)- through unless he is sub- Bob Hattaway's cousin, hasn't million in federal funds tc an okayed the employment bureaucharged pistol, agents said. adviser, presented the Corn- Altamonte Springs testified poenned by jurors again, appeared before the grand jury. out-of-county bank and other as the agency to administer the mission with a report on exunder subpoena again today as Chief Triplett said Barkley was on the O'siedo police force "for incident.s, Hattaway immediately went pendltures made In previous weeks County funds, and Bedsole said the about two years and resigned 14 to 15 months ago." the Seminole County Grand to the county law library adstate agency agreed today to appropria tion Sid Vihlen Jr., When booked at county jail, Barkley listed his occupation as Observers said this morning take on the task. made to the DDC Jury began its fourth week of a jacent to the grand jury Commissioners by the city In August. truck driv er. reported 'probe into county chambers and met briefly with John Kimbrough and Dick that the grand JUrY 15 expected Bedsole said CETA funds up The DDC financial statement Williams testified" before- the AIsothjaiin lieu of ,00 bond eath today were ThomasI'nIton attorney Newman Ilrock. to he in seession again Wed- to this point have been geared Indicated that ll,9fl.22 in ex- government grand Wilson, 28, Box 51, Oviedo, a fruit company foreman, and Andrew nesday and ma y continue i ts toward formal classroom Later when asked if he penses had been incurred, Sunshine Law violations. Ike White, of Taylor SL, Oviedo. represents Jiattaway, Brock education, not on the Job The grand jury is be lieved to work following a recess for 0 leaving a balance of 11.910.78. of Hattaway spent 30 minutes in W son Is charg il ed with one count of delivery of a controlled answered training. "It's very important which as additional $700 had the grand Jury room this substance and White with two counts of delivery of controlled that some persons begin been commItted. an aborted co unty was no indication that an in- le morning, lie also testified s Brock represents County ubstance. Bo th were arrested on circuit court warrants, ar ning job skills through on Miss Jacobson, responding to be fore the jury last Thursday Co ni m I s s loner Harry purchase of a 103-acre tract for terim report may be ma de to the job training," he said, The Ovideo drug probe is being conducted by city po lice a question by Commissioner for two hours. When he exited Kwiatkowski, who along with $517,000 for use as a clay pit, a circuit court by the grand jury Employers who agree to detective Rudy T Kramer. uniforni officors, and F,tate and cr,urity today he told reporters he was co mmissioner Mike Hattaway, (Continued On Page 2-A) 14-day tra nsfer of nearly $1 be fore the holiday recess. employ worke rs for training agen ts, police said. 75-Recreational Vehicles .._ . 372 8052 N.a -- W I iL -,C* . _ __ ___________ \ Th(! City of Sanford may be getting a new Insurance company to handle its group health policy. ('Ity commissioners last night acctpted a recommendation by Clty Manager W.E. Knowles .' -- -. -- 323 7$9S LARRY - __ - t. _! !, ' .-. _ : Gets $lMiIIion __________________________________________________________ -. . f ~ .• _____ - Cassetberry, Hwy Il 97. 630 4206 ------ -_____ Want to buy C'w SkuiI, payng $7 each 3228317 ______________ ----- i1 - - _______________ County ___________ _____ ByAU1)IEMURI'HY Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S avaI:abte anytime Cahell -- er Of DAViS 373 9310 __________ Bud e j e cts __ _____ ___________ We Buy Furniture Counter tops, Sinks, Installation Reg Real Estate Broker 321 0610 OWNER profits. A future here with In. It you are having difficulty finding a Pace to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of. read all our want ads every day. WITT REALTY COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story, 4 bedroom home estimated to be over 1 00 years old Over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and citrus Improvements include corral, stables, tack room and bridle month. Phone 327.4(38. If no an. swer call 831 4175 Building lots and acreage. ______________________ . Trailer, Ii', sreened room, car pet ed, air, oven, icebox, sink, extra clea n. 1700 671 6025 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Call us for your future homesite. - ___ - j* _______ __ .. ______ ___________________________________ 68-Wanted to Buy flooring, 1260 sq. yd.; floor tile, 17.10 per box-for selected styles while They last. Free estimat es, KULP DECORATORS. 327.7335. R ' - . ChristmasSpecialonCarpet--Level Loop 13 sq. yd.; Hi Low, 5340 sq yd ; Shag, $3.73 sq yd.; OAF vinyl INCOME PROPERTY-] OR home with nice mobile home rental. P.arge lot for garden. $30,000. 177,000. ., 'v, u...'.ru Galii.'r'es ______________ SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping.? BR home, 117.000. Large lot. 3 lIP home, 119.000. Downtown. 3 OR home. $19,500. 22 274$ - Payton's ________ - 3b.droom with 16'xM' pool. Good established neighborhood. 127.900, pets. 374)010. .. On new and used merchand ise. Open every Saturday& Sunday, H wy. 46 FLEA MARKET, behind Auction 322.6457 POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard Adults preferred, $150 me. Security deposit. 373 5154 or 372. 6620. _______________________________ DELTOPiA- 1 Bedroom, 1130; 2 bedroom, 1150. Available now. No .r. JOHNNY WALKER Investment. Furnished Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Aeff- , oard 65-Pets.Supplies - Children's Wear, (Formerly CASH 322.4132 Buttons 'N Bows) 7610 Hiawatha . For used furniture, appliances, Phone 3 22 .1301 tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. Sale REAL ESTATE. INC. INCOME PROPERTY- Corn pletely furnished I7'x60' mobile home on large double fenced lot. carport, patio, Florida room plus 2 utility sheds. Income of $45 per month from rental of second lot. Owner will finance BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, 4 acres with 3 bedroom home. 16.000 laying hens on consignment. Company turnist-,es everything but human element. 20 pct. per year return on your cash doctors' offces; adults, $130 month, worth more . 322 6149 . baby accessories _____ ~ - knil suits, baby blank et s, crib sets etc. Old stock, 30 pct to 60 pci. . FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new . DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition: on City taxes; by owner. 372 6470. Bedroomturnlshed home - I307 'b ____ Come see the beautiful new clothes. lust arriv ed Christening gowns, Appro ximately 7,000 sq. It. living area; large kitchen. cabinet% both sides top and bottom, new refrigerator and St o ve, 7 car gara ge . $13500 fl3041or3230517e v es ' OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom. $110 per month. SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors, 372.1Xfl. .,_Houses 82-Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1975 _ 3225427 311 315E. First St Acre, New 1 Bedroom House. M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg, Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, dOuble carport, ni ce yard. In quiet neigh. borlSood, $725. month plus security deposit, 8313691 or 83.4 6300. . im Realty you qualify' STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED ADNOW. Call 377 7611 or 831 9993. for ?) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Siberian l-4usks, male. AKC, S100 of BUY-SELL-TRADE trade for what have yOu 327 4484 _____ - - (behind HwydbAuclion Gallery) A ttention Hot" 'A They're 904 3579361. . 68th Year, No. ____ SATURDAY AUD SUNDAY, 9t05 HIC.l-4WAYI6 FLEA MAR KET I',mltesEaslofllonHwy4ô BALL REALTY New hOuses in a rural area P40 down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see If Downstairs of large home. 3 bedrooms, party furnished, 60" lid yard. $100 month. 3720354 , - - . Pent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Sharnjcer f or only $1 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Open GENERAL CCNTRACTOR RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room. garage, carpets. - -- . .-- - - I - - .1 if 64-Equipment for Rent - with bruit trees. Good location. Priced reasonably. Call 377 1908. 377 0133. 2 Bedroom house, living room, dining room, separate garage. $143 month plus security deposit. Phone $341649 I ST Flea Market Peg Real Estate Broker 372 4451 * "Get 'Em While * • - I100E, 751 h St .1 Room furnithcd house, garage, patio and wash house; large lot Large 3 bedroom house, 132$ Metlonville; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th. 1225 month lus $100 security deposit. Phone • 32224(1. Unfurnished between 4 & $ p m Merchandise Lake Mary REALTORS Branch Ott Ice No, 1 7621 Orlando Drive 3 Sunland-- 3 BR, 7 bath. kitchen furnished. No pets. $165 mo. Call - Nov. (Please. No Phone Calls... Personal Interviews Only) Sincerely. Mr.Lehan churen CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR one hand. a career with aMtlofll Corporation on the other. We' VENDING ROUTES like to have the opportunity I Excellent Opportunity Only 4.10 explain all this in detail when wIt hours weekly with complete see you in person at the Meetin company training & location set. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Place Indicated below. up. Investment of $600 $3000. Call Frte, 644 7027 for "We Care"- Sul first, let's diSCuSS a fex collect, Mr. Carson, 813 576 5320. 'HOtlifle," Adults or Tens, generalities There will be fl capital investment on your part MARRIAGES except a small license fee. All IN ROUTE BUSINESS Perf ormed by Marilyn, Notary. Training will be furnished by thi NOT VENDING Ocala 90 4 733 8461 or 737 1773 Company, at no expense to you You Will retail a highly accepte CAN START PART TIME Product and will pay no off id 5--Lost & Found e'perni't. telephones. sccre1aria $2000 INVESTMENT help, etc. The Company will ever Light, pleasant high profit business LOST-? small black notebooks provide the prospects for you at nc servicing local stores, etc (fri.m Downtown Sanford tharg, to you. You will be able tc carl with biggest name in Food Call 322-2011 work your way up the ladder oi InduStry. 70 year old product is success by first Operating your LOST Gray framed reading glasses consumed by the thousands daily own Company Branch and thee with bright red case. Watgreens or in this area and enjoys lifetime building up your territory lntc Zare Plata parking lo t REWARD. repeat business many Such Branches. All thu Ph 60 1324 time, you will share in the profits NO SELLING of the efforts made by those in. 6--Ct1ild Care d,vlduaIs in your charge, while the as product is pro sold thru intensiv e Company continues to pay all the and continuous advertis ing. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It rpeqnes You will be allowed to Consists of collecting for mer. Classified Ads oian work . buld your little empire, while the chandis.e sold and replenishing there wouldni be any. Company pays you a SIlry, an Inventory. Overwrite, Commissions, bonuses. Mint aspire to: BABY'S WORLD. Care infants and even Personal Expenses white to age? only. Next to new Drivers' you are taking some short trips on $20,000 YEAR UP2 License Bureau 222 .445 Company business. It does sound like you CAN have have serviceable car, start 9-Good Things to Eat mediately if accepted and HAVE ___________ your cake. and eat it, doesn't It? the necessary 12000 for inventory Well, make a little Investment NOW in the bank. NAVEL ORANGES now. INVEST an hour ofyourtlme 17.50 BUSHEL and see us in person, so we can 3226733 or 372 0362 give you all the details of this For local interv!ew include year car, Wecltic time now available to exceptional opportunity. Reed's Indian River Frul' Shippers, service accounts and phon. Come & see meat the II at 17 92, Sanford eat, at Lake number. Reply Box 592. c 0 The Sheraton Sanford inn Monroe. Licensed. bonded fruit Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, I-I & 16 shippers. Select yours today for Sanford. Fla.. 37771 OV.21.7PM Christmas shipping. Phone (5) S 1110. - Maintenance tree, aluminum, in colors, barn & utility styles. Sizes ('*1' to 17'x40'. For information write Jack Kerby, Sturdi House Mfg. Co. North Hwy. A . M. Flagler Beach. Fla.. 32036 or phone 9(4. YOUR CAKE... I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN I MYSELF AS OF 11,20 David C. Mayo FORREST GREENE INC. 323 6)53 REALTOR 3228970 unfurnished home in Lake Mary. carport, utility room. large yard. 1123 month. Phone 322. r"-Illul.icfurv~l and assembled YOU CAN HAVE Cr refs of Iurthr information call 173 aSS? Cl write S.t ricrd Al Anion Family Group P.O. fox 553. Sanford, FIa, 32771 - DEALERSHIP - prbien' - I ___________a 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Builder or Developer..- Exceptional buy in building lots lust bar enough from town. 24-Business Opportunities .' "' .-..11 is Sprctracideqranulrs for lawn insect 1100 W 1st ________________________ - 0 62-1-awn-Garden and up Tt-rrype,sitj,Pealtor On oiii TAFFER REALTY shopping. 121,0DO, 7 Bedroom A LITTLE SALESMAN IN F'IIN T C1.i%stied Ad! Tha's - SUN LAND LAKE MARY 2 OR duplex, kit (hen equipped, Carpeted, central beat 8. air, siso per mo. 32-Houses Broker, $304121 or (.671141. Just reduced $5,500. Transferred out of state. 1 bedroom, 2 stor y, over 3,800 q It No reasonable offer refused 321 0717 Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools and 1 bedroom unfurnished. kitchen equipped, air, carpeted. $98.30. Adults Only 3777296 wk rids- & eves Full time Licens ed Real Estate Person needed Immediately. Lloyd's Realty, Orange City, 775 4111 Navel Oranges. $2 SO per bu. LClhin! Vinegar! Bat kelp! Now all tour in one capjulC ASk toi Faust Drugs ,....., . .-1 --, I - - _. I- I-~v-_.,_ - a - -;-_. 'I t . 4 Drawer File Cabinet s 8. Office Desks. 540 & up SANFORD AUC T ION 170C French Ave , 373 7310 SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tractS, Small arid large. 17.000 per acre -______ BY OWNER- 102 Idyllwilde Drive. Large 3 bedroom. 2 both, on large lot. Wall to wall carpet 123.900 Terms . 31A4plexes Call Mrs You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate W e will provide the Prof essional Service 107W. Commercial h 372 7181 Sanford Copier, 3M, automatic feed, $795 or tate over payments of $3803 per mo. 372 6845 GeorgeMcCamnion. Odyssey Inc HALCOLBERT.REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eves. 3 22 06I?or 322 1587 - - ... - nithi'd, conveniently loc ated and beaulifully landscaped 5135 me 7 Apply, Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. Second St. DEADLINES REAlTY INC 201 L ?Stti ,jj 172 3220991 evenings. p "COUNTRYSIDE" ONE TO FIVE ACRE HOME SITES within Lake Mary city limits $5,500 to 19,500. Financing available HAL COLB FRI Jf$f4 KPIDER.A550C portun.ty . Full or part time. For It you don't believe that want ads interview. 678 5221. bring results, try one, and listen to __________________________________________ your phone ring Dial 322 7611 or Professional Sales people needed, no 111111 9"] experience required. Only good - ___________________________ clor, wanted High income NOW LEASING ,Management potential 676 5224 Ncw, modern, I Story efbiciency apartments, attractively fur LPN. full time,) to 11; 1 nights, 1110 thru S times A CED,.ITHAORINKIN .. .. 60-Office Supplies s.Acreae RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ACREAGE Call $135 $150 Color TV ap 41Houses 41Hcuses Furnished MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE BUDGETS ARE 801 S1ERED WITH VALUES FROM TPII WANT AD COLUMNS pointments. 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Q Noon :11-Apartments SLIM I 831- 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wanted Nurses RN's, LPH's, Aides; Aide Companion: Needed immediately '$0o36 CLASSIFIED ADS HOURS --- 175 Monday, Nov. 24, 18Help Seminole -;._-.- ..- _r__ Sanford, Fl. ing Herald, - - ' .. ,' .' ,' . , . .. . . . '' . -, - - Details and tides are on Page 5-A. . - - ' , - . .. - ' -', ..' -- - _______________--- __________________ - '. ''= :t --.... - -. . ::. '. . .' ... '"__ ..... ..\ ---' -: ', _=i. - - .. ,,__ . -. 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HUH,JuG7 0 7 MANY HE CONCERNS ME ! - - - .1 _____ I r I I ___ i 1 - FRANK AND ERNEST I by Bob Thaves ;I 21 - ( (__4 1i - - NAvE STUCK T Ii — OUR k7l 12 0 / Lamb SHOWN P. _____________ . — ___ The I YOU 1 SHOULP i _ so YOU I JINGLE V,y WEAR 5 IFIFE ,,a&% PAU Pats 0ming lead -- 2 & Fast held both the king and I °Y ' Turner __ IC ___________ @ 71 )i - ~ - __ --------1 ~r= _ -- - _________ .. __ . : I _. .1 - - ____ • -• __________ ______ .. - _Izr _______ reported in a burber shop o __________ doom away. 1 ,; Firemen there are Sanford firemen bfly work toezUbh the blaze a, the firewall Sewing Center at Sao Pza major wc, S ' ona of e ti th shopping center's a giant manifold" m spreading Drug Store. and heat da ma ge YHANKSgV,M ambling buildings and the the smoke. display and merchandising He said a dollar estimate of pageant recently and Mark Huguenot (left) and Joellne Baker larger stores have fire nseoke wasreported in pertion of the store also played the port of pilgrims who are prepared for a feast PREPARATION L.F. Radonicich of Seminole damage to the gutted rear a nearby barber shop, a beauty received smoke sprinkler s)ltems. Property Management Inc., portion of the Singer location shop and a dry cleaners. The thanksgiving. They remind everyone that the day of thanks is just Al nempanyfice ap a few days away and what the day should mean to o and But Harriett said the hoflow managers of the shopping won't be available before rear storage area of the other businesses reportedly canopy u. the length of center, said smoke was Monday. Th e front e Singer Mco's ore ____________________________________________________________ the center may ha ve a cted "like reported th wa also rifled as far away as Ecke Sewing Center sustained smoke with de nse smoke and the Page A) (Continued , -' Homebound Get Hot M • . - 11 ~ Its municipal __ 00 W City Cowell. For a look Ilt the Pf0110es of Ulm can. dIdAtM their objectim and Ideas on bow Lake MAiry is Progressing, please turn to Page 2-A. — ! Around The Clock ......... $-A Bridge _____ _______ Co _ Editorial ____ - - t II DeAbhy IlaspIi . I ___ I J' _________ % 1 7•A Sports 14,, B Women 14,7 - % L 1HER Satuay'shlgh75 Overnight kw Fair today. Somewhat cooler j i : c- HOM The program has an the crowd which attended the football game between Seminole to IS mph, by Tom Vincent) ,7:_~_!. dlmlnlshlng at night Details and tides are on Page i. Over Oviedo Horse Incident .• - __ ,- i X ~ I - 1W . -4 Humane Socie --- M, I-I -?-N _____-1 ____U~~ ;-___._ _-_~ - -- . * , ~L _41 1 1 1 1 1i L I l , Ii-L/ - --- I 4. 01ff I I ~ - __ __1 10;_ 1, - 4 am Am MOAFfAs 4 ~Aff 10WR, - 'WMUW, __ Z = __ - - - __ I - ~ L A . I ____ ~~ - - - __ I -- I __ -- Director Bruce Clark, who has been assigned by Vihlen to work I the Seminole on the Project oniy during his spiare time. County Humane Sodety have DWwsion centered rec - — - 1W 41 4W-AWRI 71c AM hV 4~ - Blasts By EDPRILK1Vr 91 ~Z 7Nfsvu5 M1W I - - ~p .. Hey Mom' its those people Pop said didn t have enouch 'fl,' to go tiws t a decent hour' W — .. .- - on location of office space for L1or Sid Vihien Jr, o ver humane souity officIals at the cirnstances surrounding the anImalconoIcenlernearFt death in an O viedo pasture o a Pomla. &U-moriffis old soffel quar. .1 i en lld S' illill - 1~14 ( I- New officers of the St. Johnie District, Boy Scouts of America, uP a meeting today with a they have received 70 telephow were named at the Deltona Community Center and include (from committee of two humane calis. ;g -~; __~ , - 14 : : .1 .. - 64_1., _ - of Orlando own the remaining County comt sisloner Sid Vitilen Jr. said if two hormthat were being Animal Contry)irecfor Bruce Clark boarded at the Spankie * TOO Much faith in humanity," in that Clark never anticipated the pasture owners would allo w the horses to deteriorate to a point near starvationdeath. months prior to Monday's __ -IT_ Lee Smith, an investigator for charges of anima l cruelty agnst Mr& Spankle with slate tt ' Office. Smith was presmt at the remt -LZ'z ' humanity," in that Clark never he did not feel capable of speaking for the four But, Clark sAid his office was WoWd al.1 ' ow the hO"" to remaining b"M memberL . - - -" (4 I -4 i, ,'_Z4~~_~ ii __J,.,.-,--,-f%1-.,. __.-~___ The humane society asked for terhorse and the overdue an acre of land, a number of __ rescue of three other horses. animal runs, electrical and meeting and wanted to know Society director J.D. Whit. water hookups and for per- hAve rescued the hors" before go into action only after what commissioners, other tington said the events mission to allow smiety officals they deteriorated to an receiving signed surro to adopt animals Ulat animal emacia ted condition. complaints. fiat hit the news last Monday, ~'~ati it F i~i7o1~~--~~; I A 6 . - _ ' I - ' ECOMING event was capped o ff with the doalseIeetlono(J OL the d a d-eanctteshafld to low QUEENS AT SHS Penny Lee as Homecoming queens. The los'elles were revealed go ditlonal bonus in that not only a WL Northwest to north winds 1# . deliver the meals, the van wffl - When a potential member of "Today the meal was ham, serve as the math vehicle, the program applies by calling scalloped potatoes, carrots, dropping off meals at various W * meal is served, but a sut> 323-70M Mrs. Ka tharine Reeks, custard dessert, corn muffin points In the city and in Q stant snack for later in. Project OASIS assistant and a lettuce and tomato county, then the %olunteers will clud ed, Suffield said • = - — ~ _... W. - __ W -=X~ N -- - -I-~ - - .-- - - _f 00 . ~_ _-_ ;0_ z w A7 -. , , . '~ -1- II . a I _L~, _31 1 . '* . .~_ - ~_- ' many meals we need, and what distribution easier, Suffield un rsta on the dish involved. .tng up for -4 7___ — de News that rids the program Is program was nd, we merely call Seminole said, but fuel costs are a hea niing smooUy so far going to be started produced Memorial Hospital and the burden on the proam The hospil prepares seeralcaILsthatcornprlsed the meals are prepared the next "!wtshIknewherewecoWd meals at cost The cost first group, Lyle Suffield, day," Suffield said of the get gas and oil at wholesale program for those people OIS ditor, said. Project Insulated containers rates," he said. receiving the meals b $2 per e gin guarantee the meals will stay After the program gets under day, payable by the week in cathng area dodo to inform pipinghotor ice cold, dependip way with more voluntee to advance em about the program." II _- VA - ' retention problem 7 - -________________ ________ area Suffleid said he volunteers to with the people for a few the home-&livered meal ser- establishing the eligibility of the take Meals that need to go to the minutes. Ace on Nov 17 with 14 applicant and determining what southern end of the county and "The volunteer would ha v e to recipients nd of diet la required Mrs Reek and M Marsha Put in only an hour or a day, :. Criteria for qualifying for the The program provides a Harper distribute meals in the around noon," Suffield said. WAM~ _ program includes being unable ariety of theta — regular, Wt Sanford area Robert Besserer , adto leave the home because of free, diabetic and low residue A recently-acquired Dodge ministrator of Seminole Illness or infirmity, blindness or 'en we determine how Voyager an makes the Memor] Hoid, said he some other reason. ____ r 0 - r couch in a rear lounge e 0n Memorl Hospilal, launched purpes, Mrs Ree said I . YOVMWI "t . - . V, I Singer fire may have been caused by cigare , opeUon." f- -__ ~ - - - ----. the city. - - , c'' i -- - By AUDIESIURPHY leave from the "drop points" to Herald SWI Writer Insulated containers — guarant" the meals make deliveries. Because of an ambitious new "We social service in Seminole will stay piping hot or ice cold, depending desperately need on the dish involved, County, 15 homebound people volunteers," Suffield said. "We need peoplewfthChristf are receiving hot, well-balanced meals on a dhily basis. spirit. We aren't concerned with a visit to the salad," Suffield reported on their age, as long as they have a The Federation of Senior director, makes applicant to conduct an in. Friday. Citizens, in cooperation with ter%riew. "And the food Project OASIS and Seminole The interview serves two delicious,,, Mrs. Reeks added. _______________ menstrual per i ods and in treatment of high blood - - T _ ,% ,- Today ______________ used to ellininate (had before ' noted that the City Cod. ,.W for fire stops for every 3,000 Through Ambitious New Service — ~ J CODY MODE 1 ___ " confirmed the investigation and I 1. and will receive copies of CARNIVAL should really have normal thyroid function. Incidentally, AillfY, I Rb XV, / ______ = An Illinois reader viiar,i% t know what he should ha%e hid 'j next His hand was __4 A AK63 V 85 0 A KQ98 ,7 j6t queen of spades as part of his — ''- .-;- ___________ other bus Inesses. .. hl~, : - — --Xi. _________________ youarethkingenoughueny medicines, including diuretl P ; *-, ' *,-T % .>~ I ) " __ the Singer Sewing Center into I Z- , f'~;.- iC ______ . Officials said manager Mrs. Mary O'Day had closed the - ,, WI and that is usually not the problem MAW1Ar&MWJ* Ripow M EWA . chaIne1ingsmokefrm fire at I/fl.'I. , ___ a giant manifold Friday - had to overFfand I £ i t A birderlirie diabetic not ()it medicine does have problem. IT FWAFLY i'ft'. . e. _____ 1~ ;A--- J 7 _ orh:0r eventually West scoreda trick with his 10 or hearts $Ii ci .North Fist South to increase your calorie lead to elevated blood sugar le%1s, so can a %arlety of bY T. K. Ryan - A , ree : block.long dewalk canopy at the Sao P Shopping Center that may have acted like 1,___ -1 ' TUMBLEWEEDS City building inspectors 11 . ,-.. rA I - - - F,. ~._ III, I1"~ . spadec .as surely going So [kith vulwable your calorie intake, and the ow food o cu t down on your insulin A similar situation exists rardingexerje, but is more ' I) -F - blow, fie led his last spade Fact ruffed with the )3(, k I doctor's pemission. That is amount of thyroid hormone especially true If the diabetic is 1 . 23 GRE ________ t . Herald SWI Writer - Your doctor, and be sure he weight have normal thyroids lower the blood glucose. The ?1_1" - 7 " Followed up with the e x tra * A" i request to A low thyroid func ion will in care of this newspaper, decTease the lmount of calories P.O. Box 1551, ldio City' that your body will use at rest. Station, New York, NY 10019. This will make losing weight Include a long, stamped, self more difficult For other ddressed envelope for readers I hasten to add that mailing. Then take the diet to many people who are over. taking Insulin or medicine . . .: - — ___ use, and exercise helps with the th5OeentsfocThefleaIthtter latter. balanced agairw the amount of TO SHOWERS ~_- -_ - - - I ___ - / I Fast went right p ace and led a low spade It didn't rner what u v K Q862 I would like to add a word of caution abeUca should flCVCT When you take thyroid go on a diet with out their rnedicineitwil1suppIement - ns ec ors ro e ire - _____ opening bid Thus his j4tk to, in order to lose weight. Send agrees that you can be on it. I .: with his queen and 10 and You can have a on doing thai Out — _____ I - - - - - .. I 1. 1~ i 2 £ k 94 i £Q43 number 4-7, Weit ISLng me Diet. Just send your -- --~ : - % • ! next West collected tricia other ,i * . Wanced. With an underactive decrease the Insulin 71e Unlucky Expert had Partner jumped to three ) .I h)Toid wouldn't this be one requirements or increase the corralled us again li e clubs Ile hid three diamonds reason I find losing weight so food requirements to avoid an remarked, "My hand was too and 1), riner threv hearts hard? I take I mg of Synth)Toid insulin reaction. A diabetic good It I hadn't held the jack The answer is that he should daily. needs to live a fairly regulated of spades I would have made have bid three spides %ith my contract Instead. I went every intention of heading for life if he Is to use a regular, a iiam - probably ir, DEAR READER - Your constant amount of medicine down two '01 notrump course East made a doctor is very wise In helping for his )1 terrific defensive play against (Do you h que You to lose weight. Many mild me. bat my opponents always 7 Write "Ask /or the experts A regular exercise program diabetics can be controlled by P12Ythat wav Ile took his ace the Jacobys" caro of thij diet alone, and that usual,ly will help you with your diet of clubs andpromptly placed newspaper, The iscobys wll ; means eliminating any excess program. The whole Idea is to the k ng of spades on the answer individual questions obesit and kee ing the (at off ha'e a daily nega:h balance table No look hat happen il stamped sell eddrossed of calories, in other words to erea kr ed to me envelopes are enclosed The s pend more than you lake In — e were able to guess Our most Interesting questions UortunateIy, 2000caloriesa deficit spending, if you will unlucky friend assumed that 1200 calories a day, if you need ii ARCHIE FAST iDi lamb, M I) I balanced diet and get down to I II ' ~ - _____________________________________________ I At C P stead of discarding a spade on a diamond promptlyI led a 505 day is too much for many There are two sides to the coin ____ . 1 __:V_ . -r rnnr 111% EST iiisq 6 1 weigh about l pounds The door wants me to get down 130. The latest glucose reading, I di ti ___________________ women ___ .. will be used in this column I - - I .Inger enter ,n laza ". ____________ I stion . - - 2! & K J 10 • borderline diabetic, 52 yea old, 5 feet 4 inches Wit and - --- - - JA(OB ,974 was 143. Now I am an a 2000 calorie diet and find that I am often neglected. Exercise burns so stuffed. I got permission to UP calories and lowers blood W II 0 A, 1I ~ I LL JUST EAT flu.. IM FULL. '. VERY SIMPLE, 1 I it tsun and JAILS — Dr. I/ -I ? ~ '*Z,~~~~ ~ PRISCILLA'S 'C , / ! __'r/ I I I k , ______ - - - - Nov.22,1975 i Don't change your methodi of i operation this m1ng)earofl1 — — — iabetic Needs To Lo^e e I I CiF, I1 1 .4 IV6 ' _______ —1.— I — F H [rence Chic Young WE \._. SCALLOINI i If - BRIDGE AT NORTH - .1 II I 11 - 1 a. .11 - ______ — I I Ik I__ ) - 43 144 D . . r _____ - _T ___ , I f -0 2. I 11himm! 1 1' A PUMP, - ~ I 1 UNLESS 't)U INVEST / i ouj7 KNOW' ': LL ftT - ___ *_- YOUR 818ThflA your purse strings today, don't wonder later what happened. it will be too te WIN — A -~-, _,~ Z~:~~ __ -,.._ L _____ i -,- ~/ Your inwge is more Important along for some time. Chances a to you than fleeing glory. Don't a payoff for you are better wi BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Hesmdahl - p can't keep a tight rein on — — - : 11011, .—L fl) 36 — _____________________ (. -_ -ion V_ 1— -- p c)e('ttll)' those Involving our others. Advising a3ociate could be this times t poorly will cause long-sndj fine. Toby, your intuition Isn' resentments. all that reaL sua lly u I . $ _. - 26 2? 23 124 ~T AN --.-- Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents __ hinches are rontoerr 19 21 22 I 68th Year, No 8Sunday, November 23, 1975 procrastinate, do the Job Poorly : and have to it again. I- create frustrations. I -- AQUA It IUS(Jan. 2(~ Feb. 19) 1; Your intentions are good, ctagaIrtyourbestJudgTnent 15 3 111venI ' \ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS PERFECTLY GOOD TOOTH. °' 27 Concerning 48 No matter Canadian — : 23 Hindu ; 8 Roman bronze 13 Public vehicle VOIC,1110 (Coll ) 34 Weitetn 0 Christmas 18 Land of the .16 Greek Carol ~~ -s j you'll regret giving that credit decisions for you is a Mistake card more use than is prudent. You'll get the short end of A : & ' e 14 CH AI RMAN pronoun 54 Food remnant 56 Adjective Ct)S 24 intermittent 45 Corpof at (ib ) level 46 Territory 4 VehKie planets V ( e Masculine -r - .1 : 31 - A 0 ' ~~ r" . )^ a 111 I ~ &i wo) cxi ('\ ITL~ (5g C I R km i deit y by Art Sonsom "<~, 50 For Melly 51 Russian P_ L in Tevai 0 fame that could bring lasI14 ~ ARIES(March 21-April 19) It i. will be difficult to get YO SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ( and those around you to glare your natural enthusiasm today. Responsibility is normally your Subdue our 4irdor. Do what's c upolteasbuttoda}s()ouc only let (;eorge do it, vou,n for 20) probably be just as happy. U 20-Ma y TAURUS SAGIARIUS ( Nov. You t' to spreau ourseIf t 21) You tend to be a thin today. Keep 9 it better to do one thing well than careless with the possessions 01 _ today. If You to attempt everythIng and r something brekorIaZ accomplish nothing st's )()W bab) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It CARPICORN (D 0 could he a tough day on your 19) Though it seems simpler to - ' 0 21 Fruit drink C;OWN i Dtpr t* 5 ItO 22 SCIZOS rnckname '" P191 ifn problem 58 Shrub gentis EDIT SUNDAY i, 57 Space-tta-vel 60 23 Assess 26 Verdi opera 07 A 17 Under ( comb form) 41 kt*~- LOSER F"T! 14 Greek marketplace 15 Star in Scorpto 11 1 1. . €EZ, I FC(Cr F X ,,"---- * . ri I -I'-..- , 1! L bed IO N I B HF RNICF4 BEDE (iSO I r, garment Compositiorl ~ - BORN R t~~ .r. "- THE 13 Musical I ~ 1. 48 slit 49 Folding PUTTIN& ON 1 10 11 42 Duct (anat) go k HOROSCOPE __ I I �__ 2A—Ev e ning Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. ___ __ __ - - __ __ ___ ______________ __ - ___ _____ - Zf - - ___ - ______ __ - iT - - Sunday, Nov. 23.t7S _________Si x Seek Three C ouncil Seats I In Seminole County By Federal Authorities - Lake Mary Primed For City Election NA110N H., Vtkr? a icin r, Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY—City Clerk Kay Sassmazi has reeeive!1 five requests for absentee ballots for the Dec. 2 municipal election and two have been returned. Six candidates for three council seats are on the ballot, seeking two-year terms on the governing body. Applications for absentee ballots will be accepted by Mr's. Sassman until 5p.m., Dec. 1 and the must be returned no later IN BRIEF Ford Studying Budget That Includes Big Cuts WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford is studying detailed recommendations for a $395-billion budget for fiscal 1977, including spending cuts of $28 billion, a spokesman for the Office of Management and Budget says. "The President's decision was $395 billion, and we will cune in at $395 billion," the spokesman said in an in- -. i FLORIDA 111 and Mrs. Carolyn True; Richard Pardy, Inspector; and Sam Martin, deputy. The city has 1,061 electors qualified to cast ballots at the Lake Mary Elementary School auditorium polling place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., on Dec. 2. Immediately after the polls close a board composed of Council members Virginia Mercer and Bert perinchjefand Mrs. Sassman will officially canvas the election, This election will mark the fifth time city voters have trekked to the polls in the past 28 months—three regular city elections, the inc3rporation election In August, 1973, and a special referendum In 1974 to consider the question of dissolving the city's in. corporation. Mrs. Mercer is not seeking reelection. Mrs. lash, who is to take Mrs. Mercer's post without opposition, was named a councilman In the city's charter of incorporation, and was subsequently elected to a split term In December, 1973. She did not seek election in 1974. Bacon was elected to a split one-year term last year cornpleting the term of city Postmaster John Norden, who resigned. Ferguson is head of the county division of maintenance and a 17-year resident of Lake Mary. Stumbo is a member of the volunteer fire department and a member of the five-man board of trustees for the department appointed by Mayor Sorenson, Terry was named a coun. cilnian In the city's charter and was subsequently elected to a two-year term In December, 1973. Mrs Hess was elected to a it split one-year term as mayor In December, 1973. She ran for a council post in December, 1974, but was defeated by Bacon. She received nationwide publicity last year when her husband, George, led effort to cancel the city's incorporation. 60 Cars Involved In Smashup TAMPA (AP) Cars and trucks slammed Into each other like "dominoes all in a row that fall down when you push them," says an ambulance driver who witr,essed a massive (og-shrouded accident on Interstate 4. never saw anything like it, even In Vietnam," said driver Bob Townsend, who was at the end of a long shift Friday morning when the huge rushhour pileup occurred. The Florida highway Patrol said some 60 cars were Involved in smashups along a 20-mile stretch of 14 east of Tampa when visibility fell to zero. Eight persons were injured in the massive pileup, officials said. - Candidates For December 2 EleC1ion said Budget Director James T. Lynn now has firm recommendations on how to do it. The budget office completed its review of spending proposals from agency and department heads on Wednesday. The spokesman said that In some cases, they made their own recommendations on cuts; In others, the budget office Is making proposals. The final decision rests with the President. WINTER PARK (AP) Former Sen. Edward J. Gurney says the governmen t's decision to retry him on two criminal charges is an "enonnous disparity of justice" and shows a "let's get Gurney, no matter how" fixation among prosecutors. "The government seeks to destroy inc with a charged the 61-year-old Republic, blasting theretrial," Justice Department announcement Friday that he will be tried again on two unresolved charges In an alleged slush fund scandal. . -:34 I 0411. -- - — Ae ~ ~*;,~ 7 i~i o Members of a special House committee are preparing to begin talks with Vietnamese officials in hopes of learning the fate of Americans listed as missing in action In Indochina. None of the congressmen scheduled to participate in the ___ . . ___ _______ - talks, which are to begin Monday in Paris, is touting the conference as a diplomatic triumph. But panel members say they hope the discussions will lead to resolution of the MM issue. The congressmen, under the auspices of the House Special Committee on the Missing in Action, are to meet with the chwges d'affaires of the North and South Vietnamese governments at Hanoi's embassy. N_-i, - .-a, - .i- . ~ ~._,- ,* .7 .I ,., 60 -6... el-- , R _ \i wl'i~_~0~~F t ~~ MARTIN BACON , " it. A . X . DELORES LASH HENDERSON FERGUSON SR. _.__1E'!r — -, ?I .. .-% , ... -- I.. 0 . , -~_ _- 1k -, ) - , V , " _______ _'. I , I—-11 ;J ...... I A r ,6 r 4 ___ :-.P . ROGER STUMBO 74v_ I -, . %, I' '' - .11 1 It" -Z~.,z,' _..IN 4, ". ..,. ~,,:, .,_~i. --' , ___ .... Plane Crashes In Front Yard Li HARRY TERRY LIGHTHOUSE POINT (A?) Three sleeping children were spared when a single-engine plane crashed into the front yard of their home, narrowly missing the bedroom as it cartwheeled into a clump of trees and exploded, police say. The pilot, Earle N. Maloy Jr., 40, of Avon Park, was killed in the Friday crash in this South Florida town, officiaLs said. "There was a trail of fire to where it hit," said Ray lila. gio tti, who heard the plane just before It crashed Into his yard. "I was afraid of a secondary explosion, so I moved ie kids to the other end of the house, MARGIE HESS - LAKE MARY DeIores LAKE MARY—Martin LAKE MARY Too many LAKE MARY—Roger LAKEMARY — HnrryTei-ry, LAKE MARY—The volunteer Lash has virtually won her Bacon Sr., completing his first people in Lake Mary on fixed Stumbo, a candidate for city seeking a second term on the fire department Is till the best second election to public office term on the city council, Is Incomes cannot afford In. council seat three In the Dec. 2 city council, sees the city's goals bargain In the city, according to in this city, drawing no op.. proud of his perfect attendance creased taxes, In the view of city election, "doesn't believe for the 1976 year as: the paving Margie Cess, a candidate for position in her bid for a second at all council meetings, Henderson Ferguson, vying some current council members of streets, building of sidewalks, the city council seat currently term on the city council in the work-shops and convtntions on with Roger Stumbo and in. have the Lake Mary people at creating a recreation program held by Harry Terry. Dec. 2 municipal election, planning and zoning while he cumbent Martin Bacon Sr., for a heart. for the city's youth in the Active in civic affairs, has been an elected official, berth on the city council, married and the mother of four summer and Improvement and Reimbursed for his necessary Active in the volunteer A 13-year veteran cunty "There's a definite lack of beautification of city parks. children ranging in age from 11 cpenses with $50 deoartment, she is vice monthly, he, employe, now head of the communication between the to fl years, Mrs. Lash also like president of the organization all of the city council, county's division of main- citizens and some current serves as office manager and receives no salary for the post. tenaziee, and For the fire department, and a member of Its board of a 17-year Lake council members," he said. Terry believes the city needs to directom title clerk at her huthir4's Retired from activities he Mary resident, Ferguson is look toward a more favorable (J.D. Lash Cars Corp. or Blue pursued In the labor movement pushing "I think the people should to the front his exbe manpower situation, noting that Book Cars) Sanford business.. for many years Bacon est, believe I have the fire perience in operating within a able r more the She is involved city will never be able to department's support," she In In the Lake he puts In at least hours budget "to get the most for the than they have been," Stumbo have reduced fire Insurance said, adding that is not her only Mary Women's Club, the weekly on city business, taxpayers' said, adding, "Many city premiums Sanford Women's Club, the until Among the accompiistments paid, reason for running. "Many residents have Mary's government is reside have lost Interest in professional firefighters are on others not connected with the Altamonte Springs Jordan of the city during his tenure, going to have to learn to live the city government because duty In the city. Marsh Advisory Board and is Bacon points to the beefing up within i f ire department contacted me ts means," he sai d, they believe their opinions are currently president of the Lake of the police department to the adding he feels he is well ignored or not taken Into con"The purchase of the water and asked me to run. Mary Chamber of Commerce, FBI-recommended strength of qualified for the county post sideration as decisions are department has been an ac. the (list woman to hold that one sworn officer for each 500 because be has been involved In being made." compllshment," Terry said, p "Mainly it Is to represent the office, residents and 24-hour police county government for so long. "because it gives the possibility eople, to give them more of a A four-yew resident of the of Mrs.Lashisalsoamemberof service. "Thecityneedsaplacefor providing Increased pressure voice in the city government," the First Alliance Church of His future goal Is to hire an young people to go," he the city. Stumbo has been With totheusersandasa by-product Mrs. Hess said. said, vo Orlando. She and her family experienced professional lunteer fire department for fire noting currently the city's three earsand of na Li going to furnish fire hydrants have resided in Lake Mary for chief and, as the city budget young y bapr Io l Her major concerns Include population "hangs and increase firefighting t five years. he firefighter on layoff now from $340,000 debt the city is permits, to hire one or two around the convenience stores. capability for the fire depart, contracting to update and cxMrs. Lash hopes to make her professinal firefighters to work it the Boeing Aircraft Fire Se ment." looks like they are holding a vice. new term in office a "really along with the volunteer convention He and his wife, Wanda pand the water system; dy because they have (Mi good two years," encouraging firemen. He also hopes to no place xo n), have three children. Equipping the city depart- personnel hired before Job clse to go." the city's residents to attend establish a training course for Stumbo graduated from a fire ments Is one of the most Im- descriptions are formulated; Ferguson said he does not technology course at Seminole portat accomplishments in the need for 24-hour dispatching city council meetings and the city's young men desiring to belong to any club or Co mmunity College in May, 1974 Terry's view, He points, in for police and fire and other city particularly workshops to tell pursue a career In that field, organization and thus has no the go verning body wha t they Bacon noted that with full- special group to sa tisfy. "If and he is a certified firefigh ter, par ticular, to the public works servi ces; and continued rental: want, what they would like to time, paid fire department elected, I can department, police department of city hall office space when; vote for any issue see In Lake Mary In the future personnel "While I am supporting the and the fire department, con- she believes the city should be , the city's fire in- that will benefit the most fire department 100 per cent," sidered one of the best equipped looking for land for a permanent and what their goals are for the surance rate will be reduced, people," he said, he said, "Uul.s is not the only for a city of Lake Mary's size in city facility; the currently city. He also wishes to "pursue Saying he would have to go issue I am campaigning on. It is the area, unclear delineation between the accountability from the fire through the entire budget to see not the fire department that Li Interested in the zoning department on its mayor 's a dminist ra tiv e cx- where it can best be trimmed, running for election. I am A member of the "8 Corndepartment and the police pendituret" responsibilities and the counhe said there are a "million and running as an individual," mittee" and two sub- cli's legislative responsibilities. department, which she helped As planning and zoning one things needed in Lake Mary. Stumbo said. committees to improve water found with the hiring of the commissioner, Bacon note's city While we cannot stop progress quality of the Central Florida About the debt for the water city's first police chief, she said building official Francis Jenlor "I'm not the fire department's area, Terry has also or growth, and we wouldn't worked on system improvements Mrs. Police Chief Harry Benson is Is working with the planner want to, it can becontmlled"he or former Fire Chief (Chuck) the committee on regional Hess said, ,, "doing an outstanding job." Such a heavy debt hired through the federally said. Smith's candidate, I'm the sewer development for Lake scares me even though there Noting the city must have a funded Comprehensive Using the "door-to-door" people's candidate," he said. Mary, Sanford and the county. doesn't seem comprehensive land use plan Employment and Training Act to be an altercampaigning method, Ferguson native." completed by 1977, according to (CETA) on the city's cornStumbo said he wants to One of the most timebelieves even though "a lot of sta laws, Mrs. Lash urges the prensive Bible be plan which must be people may know you, they will correct the problems of the lack consuming chores a councilman The city's mayor in 1974, Mrs. citizens of Lake Mary to make completed by 1977. not vote for YOU unless YOU ask of definite Job descriptions for must perform, in Terry's Hess is mother of three, a known to her and other council city employes and the "in- opinion, Is research for In- registered Bacon s.id the planner- them personally." nurse and members how they want their researcher is mainly discreet location of the tax formation on various doing Ferguson and his wife, Helen, topics rehabilitation nurse coordinator ity pla nned, research and setting up all recently celebrated their 33rd dollar." scheduled to come before the for the State De rtment of pa "I wan t to see what the maps and a uniform code that wedding anniversary. They Commerce, Divisjort of Labor, Stumbo Is taking his "election governing body. najorlty want and will go by will meet the state have one daughter and three campaign to the people for a "My duties as a councilman Bureau of Workmen's Cornrhat they want," she said, requirements. grandchildren, person-to-person effort." take probably two to three pematkm. - Fitzgerald Said Seaworthy CLEVELAND (AP) Two U.S. Coast Guard safety officers have testified that the ore carrier Edmund Fitzgerald was seaworthy when it was Inspected In April for its annual certification to sail the Great Lakes. Cmdr. Horton Gafford, commanding officer of the Coast Guard marine safety office in Toledo, told a Coast Guard board of inquiry that he issued the Fitzgerald's certificate and that Inspectors found no major deficiencies after checking the ship on April 9. The board is investigating the sinking of the Fitzgerald Nov. 10 in Lake Superior with 29 crewmen aboard. Two of them were Floridians. - 'p Mental Testing Ordered MIAMI (AP)— A U.S. magistrate has ordered psychiatric testing of a young man who allegedly brandished a toy gun at Republican presidential aspirant Ronald Reagan. Magistrate Peter Ralerno told the parents of Michael Carin, 20, Friday to find a suitable private institution with adequate security to accept him. Palermo set a Dec. 9 preliminary hearing for Carvin, who was charged with intimidating Reagan and resisting and Interfering with Secret Service agents after allegedly pulling a toy gun &n the candidate at a hotel near the Miami airport Thursday afternoon. " Moynihan Close To Quitting WASHINGTON (AP) Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who was on the verge of quitting as the US. ambassador to the United Nations, will see President Ford early nest week as the administration seeks to reassure him of its support. Stung by CTIUCjSZn from foreign diplomEs, the outspoken Moynihan called a new conference Friday "to make an important announcement" and then abruptly canceled it saying: "lam not leaving right away." A telephone conversation between Moynihan and the White House elicited a statement that Ford has "full confidence" in Moynihan and "fully approves of what he is doing at the United Nations." - I ' Trial Restrictions Set TAMPA API WASHINGTON (AP) Justice Department officials complain their probe of the CIA Is being hampered by the Senate Intelligence committee's refusal to turn over evidence to back up Its f irAings of agency misdeeds. - , But Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi says he's convinced the panel eventually will provide its evidence dealing with U.& involvement in assassination plots and other alleged CIA wrongdoing. Levi told reporters Friday that the committee so far has turned over none of the material requested by the department for use In determining whether to bring federal charges against anyone Involved In the plots. . Reagan's In California LOS ANGELES (AP) Ronald Reagan brought his presidential campaign to California with a promise he would never let his battle against Presdent Ford damage - or divide the Republican party. A cheering, flag-waving crowd of 700 persons and two marching bands welcomed Reagan back to conclude on Friday a tour of crucial primary election states. School Menu "For a while, we're back home In California, and how sweet It Is," Reagan said after embracing his oldest daughter, Maureen, who led the welcoming party at the Hollywood-Burbank airport. 127th SACRAMENTO, Calif. i AP) The defense in L,nette Fromme's trial on charges of trying to assassinate President Ford has run into an obstacle Miss From. me's apparent refusal to testify. - - After calling a hail dozen witnesses Friday and attacking only a few elements of the prosecution's case, defense attorney John Virga said he will rest his case unless Miss Fromme takes the stand. By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Milk TUESDAY Pizza Corn Cole claw kilo Summoned from her cell Into court, the slender, red- tired defendant said the would make up her mind by Monday. Hilk New York May Get Help - I A fl Superintendent W. P. "Bud" Layer said earlier this month the board is only obligated to Long awaited construction of putting in the sidewalk fronting part of the 27th Street sidewalk the Pinecrest school site. project for Pinecrest Andrew said the middle section Elementary pupils may begin of the project Is about 1,100 feet next week or in early Decem- long, which Includes an existi ng ber, courty official, said 250 foot sidewalk section on the Friday, wed end of the school property. County Engineer Bill Bush Andrew said he expects the said completed engineering 27th Street sidewalk project can drawings on the 900400t county be completed before Christmas. portion between Sanford Ave. Andr ew said the city's share and the east end of the school, on wculd cost abon t 11,000 and the the South side of 27th St., will be county's share $2,000 of sent to Sanfnod Cliv Mnnii,iw materials plus labor. I He city W. E. "Pete" Knowles by has approved $500 toward Monday for approval, beginning the construction. County Public Walks Director Regarding the proposed Robert Andrew said the City has sidewalk project needed on SR agreed to do Its own 250 loot 46A from Larkwood Drive to section on the west end of the Vihlen Road for Idyllwilde school from French Ave. to the elementary pupils, Andrew said Pinecrest Shopping Center, plaits won't be ready until after "rather than contracting with the first of the year. He ex. the county," according to pIsined this project requires Knowles. additional work of adding fill Seminole County School dirt on the north eldeofa low dip WEDNESDAY FIRST ThANKSGIVING lymouth turkey ranberry bog salad (cranberry sauce) auasoit dressing wra vy tiles Standish mashed petatoes Pllgrbns' pumpkin pie Ls)1Iber milt Alf IIIURSDAY& YRIDLY THANKSGIVING HOL IDAY - 81 - I - ' Loudd Guility On Two Counts S Fire Inspectors WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Due To FIRE DAMAGE Our Sincere regrets for the sites. .., inconvenience to our customers and Bspecially those with machines in ur store, They are fully covered by insurance. Watch for our ad In the braid for further Information ORLANDO (AP) Former football entrepreneur Rommie Loudd has been convicted of two counts of conspiracy to deliver cocaine In a trial his lawyers tried to open to live television and radio coverage. A five-man, one-woman circuit court Jury deliberated four hours before returning the verdict Friday night. Judge W. Rogers Turner set no date for sentencing Loudd, former managing general partner of the defunct Florida Blazers of the World Football League. The charge carries a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. - Sanford Plaza tended before the sidewalks could be constructed, he added. Andrew said the county's share for the SR 46A project Is $2,100 and Sanford's portion of the cost Is $1,050, which have all been approved. The County Commission last week ordered it county wide study of sidewalk needs of all schools after approving $6,000 worth of sidewalks at both Idyllwilde and Pinecrest school accused of keeping her children borne from school to protest certain textbooks in the public school system. In a pretrial hearing Friday, Hillsborough Circuit Judge Morton Hanlon ruled that witnesses called by defense attorneys for Marion Ryan would not be allowed to testify as to whether the textbooks have affected th e health of her children. Mrs. Ryan, mother of seven, is accused of violating the state's compulsory education law by keeping two of her children at home. TAMPA (AP) Florida's second statewide grand Jury has returned indictments charging about 50 people with illegal gambling activities, and reported that evidence was presented of widespread corruption among law enforcement officials. Hillsborough Circuit Judge Herboth Ryder Immediately ordered the 150 Indictments sealed Friday until the persons named were arrested. Ryder also wanted to seal the panel's six-month Interim report, but agreed to make it public following a closed meeting with the jury and Alachua County State Atty. Eugene Whitworth, the panel's adviser. SINGER SEWING CENTER of SR 46A. The drainage under the road would have to be ex- A judge has set restrictions on Gambling Charges Levied nIghts7ermonthford1c work "Even with other activities, 1 with four to five times that for will have time preparation," he said, sa id. Project To Start Soon For Week of Nov. 24 through 21) MONDAY Ham burger with bun Fre nch fries: la te r tots: Tn tators Tossed salad or sliced t ma toes Dessert mangers choke Squeaky Won't Testify Strf . Sid - testimony in the Dec. 1 retrial of a Daytona Beach mother [TI - CIA Probe Said Hampered 100 Pius 30 Gurney is tentatively set for trial Jan. 5 in U.S. District Court In Orlando on charges that he conspired to raise an illegal $233,000 campaign fund through builder shakedowns in 1971-73, then lied to a grand Jury about it. A hearing on the status of the case is scheduled for Tuesday. - Aides to legislative leaders said the votes needed to pass the measures were lined up Friday evenIng but the leaders decided to wait for resolutions by the City Council aril Board of Estimate In New York calling for the taxes. procedures of the study as well as floodway and flood plan concepts, During the rainy season, portions of the county— especially in the highly developed South Seminole area—are subject to flooding, The City of Altamonte Springs is especially subject to flooding on everything frcm poor politics and land planning to over. development of city property. The study is designed to examine and evaluate flood hazard areas in the community - I ~ .1~ , - After breaking a two-day deadlock on which tax Inaeues to Impose, the legislature was expected tà act on the rnfaswes today. m issloners agreed meet on to Dec. 4 and instructed county Planning officials to notify the federal Department of housing and Urban Development (HUD). At the meeting, Bill Massey, a flood insurance specialist with the Federal Insurance Administration, will explain the nature and purpose of the flood insurance program and the study. Ron Hilton, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will also be on hand to explain methods and Gurney Blasts Government MIA Talks Begin Monday ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) The Net, York state legislature appears ready to approve $)0 million in New York City tax increases today as a key element In a plan to win federal aid to avoid a default by the city. By ED PRlCKET herald Staff Writer The federal government has agreed to conduct a detailed study of flood hazard areas irs Seminole County, officials announced today. An initial meeting of all interested parties has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Dec. 4, room 203, at the courthouse In Sanford. The impetus for the meeting was provided by the Seminole County Commission. Corn - On Fog-Shrouded Highway President Ford had said he wants $23 billion trünmed from earlier spending proposals and the 0MB spokesman ' Probe Plaza Blaze tth I ' ' from 1, received some smoke, too. Five Sanford Fire Departunits, including an aerial ladder truck, responded to the Just after noon. Firemen alarm broke Into the rear of the Singer location to bottle flames and billowing smoke. The blaze was quickly ex. tmgulshed, but smoke con. tlnued to seep Into other stores for nearly an hour. Firemen removed burning cardboard boxes and a foam rubber cushioned couch from the rear lounge-workshop at Singer. Chief Harriett said Preliminary investigation in- dicated that the fire may have started from a cigarette ac. did!ntally contacting the couch. Several Several adjoining businesses were evacuated to employes and customers as firemen (ought the blaze and used smoke ejector fans to help remove smoke from other businesses. At the J. C. Penney's store, ublix supermarket and other stores in the shopping center continued about their shopping, many unaware of the activities else,vhei'e in the shopping center. Due to the fire, the Singer Sewing Center will be closed until further notice, according to store officials, I : - ''r - ,L -- _ . L -. -. - : - _.. Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. Flood Hazard Areas To Be Studied IN BRIEF - man i p.m., Dec. D 2. Candidates on the ballot indude: DeLores Lash, unopposed for seat one; Martin Bacon Sr. (Incwnbent), lien, derson Ferguson and Roger Stumbo, seat three; Harry Terry (Incumbent) and Margie Hess, seat five. The election board named by Mayor Walter Sorenson in. cludes: Homer 'Gleason, chairman, and Mrs. Catherine Gehr, Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstein; alternates Mrs. Ullian Burke terview Friday. WASHINGTON (AP) - ____ -.----- - - -- and to determine which areas may at some future date be prone to floodi ng . "The study will also be used as the basis for determining the appropriate flood insurance premium rates applicable for new buildings and their contents," Massey said. In a letter to Darrel Dilmore, Seminole County's senior planner, HUD officials said the meeting is "significant in that the initial step will be taken that will place the community into the 'Regular Phase' of the National Flood Insurance Program." All city and county officials, as well as the public, are invited to attend the fleeting. In other county business commissioner, on Monday will discuss hiring a labor relations officer for Seminole County. Choices have been narrowed to the following: —Hire a qualified personnel director for 125,000. lie would handle personnel as well as labor relations, —Hire a qualified personnel director and train him to take care of labor relations. Other alternatives Include: —Hire a personnel director and a personnel officer to handle labor relations, Ms. Sandy Goard, a county secretary, is under consideration for personnel officer. —Have Bob Ellis, the corn. mission's administrative assistant, to function as labor relations officer in addition to his duties as director of administrative service's, �0--I!vnInq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 23, 97, CLIP MVtULAISLL Al TUW( FRIENDLY WINN—DIXIE GEESE T oscoupy coupop COUPONS & SMOKED TURKEYS MAKE WINN-DIXIE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR 1., 99 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 30' -- 1'l' Reserved LOS. . Zh • 1 , WItH CMI PURCHAIS 0* 3.11 HANOsPA. W.D hAND GROUND liii AC ADDIflIS$ ON CMII PAQI AND A VOCAl PUICHAII 0* s000. MOSS licluosso CIO*plC,lt CIII P11*11 z ' ORANGE : •)flflt W-D BRAND Of USDA CHOICE USDA H CF E-Z CARVE 89 UP& A h..II AVG. hi•y HI Ry I ROAST SMOKED HAM h ;;1-If I- 1,06, _110 I I so' C1, 6' [ST FRESH ALL FLAVORS FLORIDA ICE GRAPEFRUIT or ORANGES MILK H I7Eii $1291 ESmoked'Hani' / t1 4 Redi-Basted Turkey I ALF cod PRODUCE U-S- NO. I WHITE POTATOES LB. 1 BA 69 LB. D 40 A' PEARS to sIS9 rp,i-, $'c,' h $hdrr flIt,1 i Chuck Roast.. in USDA GRADE A' FRESH Sliced Bacon TURKEY BREASTS IS I LB. ________________ — Sliced Bacon 2 Viet't., COII-. trct I jU KG lATHS MILD FRYiR SAUSAGE GIZZARDS 99c L. o FlYER LB PKG . . to Ic fl IjIIIId C'Ir-rJ lc'r-.s c' W $149 99 . . .to 1 LB u1CflIC...... Sausage so; Ba., T- C 79 I. .j Topping.. . 2 Custa4 '"Pie IF 0 Pit c'JPs H1 I L13 ',; $169 su li C AN o' 65c l.* (... F &,I (I It I, • II' $100 929 B ru;ipl Sprouts . 3 Pie shells..2 2i, . . . P%Q hs I' I$ A tIc', C juI.IIop, or • CUP ') -,- FruitPiies es . 79c 69c (Ouort.r-t) Spibcori Margarine In Strawberries 2 26 of ond Nu?;) CINNAMON Rolls . . . • • ) Cheese . . . . 2 ASTOR 1-1 1 -..1.COFFEE __ HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE 55 OOo* rror. puhc;., I BAKING HENS 4-6 L B. AVG, $199 °' Margarineet IF 2,o,w,, $ioo Margarine . 2 to $100 59c Broccoli . . . 10 PK GS 0 P.pp.,dg. Form All Vors.l.1 9°° Cckes . . . . . . '7-os PKG I fj I& C $J19 -: -• RUTABAGAS - I PINK CHAMPAGNE rut )7. CANS 60 tAEDAL Il SUEUR PEAS _ 53000' I SELF-RISING 69c ' •.f...* - . ' Gold Medal _ FLO(JR OR 12-02. CANS NIBLETS CORN , "- H(jII PLAIN OR — ' lift " J BEER j4 I— ? .O IS POCII ..,ih $5 00 of more - JAR 10 LB. ?BUSCH 3201.39 Lu- CABBAGE (Qirt ) Mn Fiib.ri; .GS F' 3 WCJfl GREEN FLORIDA Sup'bwnd _i Atic, Sprur; of $100 $1 00 16-ca Tangerines 1 $100 . 3 F`KG Hat.1, F,.sh F Io,,du lOot PYGS . ANDRI DRY OR USDA GRADE 'A' FROZEN — Itro I c C Morton All Sp.,b,und Wk.p (B .-, OYSTERS 'CAN $169 La.89 c 12Ift 99c All B,øl c,., On. Vs.. STANDARD FRESH LIVERS PKG . 0 0 9 BAG Su s c,,,I,,c,..f Rrcjnj!uv Cu 1r Ur $299 P(C. ,, H C - Fish Fillet $2 vs . . . a -* Franks.... 2 -- GOOD FOR STUFFIP SAG W 0 Bisind R..gic,, LB L.n 5Ipd Into Pork Chops 5- - HcIcry Sweat t S39 Bologna H.cko. $r"..cS P0,l Shojlcirr A,,'i $109 0 11for,cl Rrilviiis o f All tI...-1 .' Boston Butt . .is $129 Whole Picnic. to 89C 99c Picnics . . . . . All Chuck lnlijd,ri9 7 Boss. Cen t er C u t 69C . • • Rvrrcl Rc,tt or Fc.rsrlt Steaks...... USDA G o od. A' ,eIt Tsj,I,, Drumsticks () R oond U S Lhcr G PULH BARTLETT 10 LBS. -- 419 - HARVEST FRESH MAID 11MKVJ FRESH YELLOW ONIONS U LB. $ 71M C _ USDA GRADE 'A —. DUCKS 99c LB. HARVEST FRESH IDAHO TAMPAX TAMPONS 1ABUTS ..- 404T. ' -- 1229 Game Hens . 2 7-os. SIZE S 69 -- 939 Loin -Chops $139 - - — % PLAYTEX HANDSAVER PAIR SOUR CREAM . - • 'fi PINT Cream Cheese . BOUNTY — CUPS 55c PAPER TOWELS — _ . .... . P1-. , $1 39 LB. - L $ 25 't 0 69 WILKINSON CHROME RAZOR ."I. - THRIFTY MAID — Tf,- j SPICED PEACHES THRIFTY MAID CUT $ 15 ASPARAGUS 1 I ow 15 2 1id, I C I 2 CANS 89c 1Inh,P.i,I Pjp, Plums .....2,,,, 89 32- 99c CTN. 111111C11111111111 9c 6- 01t. — 5 -. - COCKTAIL JUG ' STUFFIN & RICE OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY GAL. ' $199 - RICE 3 :: 69c JIFFY CHICKEN DRESSING CORN MUFFIN MIX 4 : . 89c 59c U I.B. BAG THRIFTY MAID STOVE TOP CORN BREAD O - KGS LARGE MIXES WHITE DEVILS FOOD YELLOW LEMON ____ E 55 00 I *EET POT Too CANS tIe 21PKGS.9 MIX OR MATCH HRWTY MAID SUPIREIRAND GRADE -A- CAKE I, AN S - '$ frtJ DIXIE DARLING 29-0!. °"°" EGG NOG POTATOES $13 A HARVEST FRESH SWEET POTATOES '5 LOS. 00 _d HARVEST FRESH ESCAROLE, ENDIVE OR THRIFTY MAID CUT SWEET POTATOES 29 c PKO. BLADES STOVE TOP °'_ 0a. GLAD .1 s_0. - ROLL '•-• — r ROLLS •.. 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H SLICED I PRICES GOOD NOV. 23 woo— -I 79 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40' H SUGAR WICH PUICMA%$ 0,I.$ PAIMIII 'liii PiMINCO (Null AC *001111 ON Nl$ PIGI AND I *01*1 pus, NAIl OP $1 Q Ou Ohi 11(1 (lOt 11*1* I COUPON P11 (UIIOWII Via 1 5 cs — Evening Hera, Sanford, FL H DISCOUNT COUPON COUPON GOOD CUUU NOV 11 THRIFTY MAID PIMENTO CHEESE 050-- L W-D BRAND U.S. Li I FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED REEF II PAiM1110 FARM — I DISCOUNT COUPON - STUFFED TURKEYS CAPONS GOOD 1141U NOV Cl COUPON - 4Z i5 $ It I ROMAINE I 1MC -- �E vening HerAd Jeno Paulucci, a multi-millionaire, part-time ;100 N FREN('U AVE.. SANFOBI). Fl.. 3271 Ar ea Code .(b-3fl-261 101 8Jl.9993 Sunday, Nov. 7), 1975.-6A Around V AVNE I) LX)Vl.E. Publisher B. Hl('lIAII[) lA)NG. Editor V, llJ.l,M !). ('URHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. M:HKEy. Advertising Director Week,5i'' 9 _______ Awmh~ ____ _ Month. $2.40; 6Months. $11 20; Air Fares The Clock Would Spur Travel Eight years ago, World Airways, a charter line, decided it could put on a regularly scheduled nonstop service from California to New York for $79, slightly more than half the fare approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board at the time. We salutc Mr. Paulucci for his endeavors, both companies, here In Sanford and in Duluth. This nation needS Jeno hopes to make his first loans before the end of the current year, according to Forbes and "has high hopes that at least a few of the companies he backs will be winners." lie ha.s formed a corporation (Paulucci Venture Capital Corp.) in Duluth, Minn., and recently (See Related Photo, Page 4.8) 1be magazine article goes 0 to say, "This hardheaded Sentimentalist says he will eventually put up to $2 million of his money where his mouth Is.,, Primarily, Paulucci Is Interested in helping tin, struggling businesses, According to the article, "Paulucci argues that the small businessman is an endangered species needs a lot of help now before he becomes cx tin Paulucci argues that "banks tnday don't want There's going to be a "Trash & Treasure" sale on Friday and Saturday (Nov. 28-29) at the Sanford Plaza with all proceeds going to th e Seminole High School Band. Donations are desperately needed for th is - Mr. Ford's proposal to let them cut ticket prices by as much as 40 per cent on any route over a two-year period, to serve whatever cities look profitable regardless of competing flights, and to abandon unprofitable cities. An industry s pokesman said it would disrupt airline service and ca use public inconvenience and confusion, While we have reservations over some aspects of the President's proposals, they would go a long way toward tilting the balance of the government's concern from the airline industry to the consumer, 1 was in 1936 that Congress, after active lob- I . 40- If you've got something that you'd like to contribute and want to have it picked up, call 329390 or 322-7952. flemember, it's to help our high school band and anything that you donate can also be listed an an income tax deduction. Call one of th e aforementioned numbers. be helping a very worthy cause. —Bill Currie TOM TIEDE BEIRUT, Lebanon(Ap) Wartare be tween Christi a ns and Moslems engulfed two-thirds of this Arab capital Saturday and Premier Rashid Karaij warned that Lebanon "Is on the brink of tota l collapse," Mortars, rockets and heavy ma chine guns traded fire In Beirut's eastern and northern districts. Snipers terrorized the downtown conunercial center and armed men manned sandbag barricades in residential neighborhoods and outlying suburbs. Security officials said 36 persons were killed, 76 wounded and 150 kidnaped by both sides In the past 24 hours the highest casualty toll in th ree days of escalating hostilities which plunged Lebanon Into another round of civil war, Juan Carlos Rules Spain -. A Lesson - -'--- For Skipper Of Tanker ? Last July a vessel of unknown registry discharged tens of th ousands of ga llons of crude oil, accidently or deliberately, off the Florida Keys. The stuff came ashore in a tarry blob 25 miles long that cost $350,000 to clean up. At th e time, we noted that it was this a ll-toofrequent sort of thing, not the spectacular but rare oil well blow-out like the one that occurred in the Santa Barbara Channel in 1966, that posed th e greatest threat to the marine ern,ironment. We also lamented the difficulty of enforcing the law against oil dumpin g or flushing out tanker holds on th e high seas because of the near impossibility of associating any particular oil slick with any particular ship on the heavily traveled ___ lanes. it is gratifying to report that we underestlmated the Ingenuity and perseverance of the U.S. Coast Guard and the Environmental W allace -. T. . - - L. ____T2' -:-_---,.,-N4.- t p / -. A e 11li_ . •it - 3. - .: .j - 11 . . Than Health I 4' , . . MONTGOMERY, Ala. — (NEA) — Shortly before George Walla ceannoun ced his formal bid for the presidency, a campaign aide said this of .' ' . kjY 1 iL. 11 - I ' ., - . .•• - - - - - '9 i' . - - -11 ,, ' '' -- . -: -, - I, At 1 ._______ L'"?' ,,I '• - - , __ . 0- ________ MADRID, Spain (AP) — Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon Y Borbonwasswornth before thep&llament Sa twda yas King Juan Carlos 1, restoring monarchy to Spain after 44 years and formally ending the authojjta 1 era of Gen. Francisco Franco. With dozens of foreign digni ta ries, Including U.S. Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, in attendance, and reports of both left and right opposition th to e investi ture, extra police were brought to Madrid and fanned out over the Spanish capital. Police concentrated on reports of a Basque separatist assassination team reported in the Madrid area and Abducted Duo Said Alive - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) mcii- families have gone. The Lebanese pr ess has forgott en. A month has passed s1n(L' two U.S. government employes were kidnaped by gunmen in Lebanon's Christian-Moslem civil war, The U.S. Embassy says it has had no contact, "direct or indirect," with the abductors, But an embassy spokesman said that from third-hand reports, "the one thing that comes through loud and clear Is that they are still alive, and most of our Information says th ey are being well treated." - . U.S. Withdraws Resolution UNiTED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The United States has withdrawn its U.N. resolution demanding worldwide amnesty for political prisoners, saying pending amendments from Third World countries had made It "a meaningless gesture or worse." The measure, introduced In the U.N. Social Committee nine days earlier by U.S. Ambassador Daniel p Moynihan, was withdrawn Friday without comment by Moynihan, - "Hooray!" *43 J. I Z ". IF — 's, I (9"\ - / - OUR grandchildren are more perfect thün Ste rn was sure whe ther he the Jana Sangh Pa rt li tponed. Dimon eventually made a brief ha d ta lk ed to the other personally about the case. lea rt y. Among the po tical ders who are repo ed to have died In appearancebefore thegrandjy, The v0g M(or he Indian denIeJ he hadd Caseto Dmon, machine company it had given the Case's political ally and levoted friend, John money to the marshalconfessed who passed on the money make the controversial telephone call. Rharati and Shanker Rbde. Central jail in S Dimon, the former Republican chairman In New ti, Dimon. But neither Dimon nor the marshal muggled stories: Last month we report on Jersey, came under investigation In 1972 — The barracks at a was indicted, political Intimidation, press censoraip and Delhi, "are unswept and Utter federal grand jury. ed with human IfiSOflabUseIn India. exa.Mos ul toes a nd esby, Case told t the 1972 telepiona call was In. the Ons an thegallant a voting machthecrnpany,had slipped $35® swarming all over. Latrines tended to find out whether Dimon was unde r choked and Indira Gandhi, stinking." Mmmv nf th Dimon. The GOP chaiminn hkt'c1 nnnn t) intfluti,,n ''# '",'fl'.--.-.-- Farmer's Ma rket Store To Relocate On By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Dec. 1 English said plans call for bananas, or cucumbers at five Sanford-Central Florida Airport recently was added to the list of official Florida home gardening canni ng tips cents ple "said which will be available to English. Lower food prices and greater housewives. Rauth said the main concern vegetable selection for shoppers 'e store atmosphere we're is to stress to consumers that are expected with the Dec. 1 looking for Is farming abun- the farmer's market has locally relocation of the retail store speaking 24 languages, is dance—like a county fair. We're grown produce in the retail operation at Sanford's State also planning a Spring on call, said Palmiert, Farm store--like celery, eggplant, Farmer's Market off U.S. 17-92 Sanford's airport has a Week complete with antique peppers, cucumbers, radishes (French Ave.). farm equipment. exhibits and a a nd cabba full line of flied based ge grown in Sanford, Daniel English, owner of the horse show," said English. operation services. Oviedo and Geneva. produce retail market here, said Mark Rauth, new manager of a grand opening is planned for Florida's oldest farmer's Dec. 15 when the retail business market, said the special Farm is completely moved to the West Week planned next year will end of south-aide building, allow shoppers to talk directly "Our greater volume will to farmers about their produce. allow for lesser prices and a "It will be truly wholesale ma greater selection for shoppers. lot of cases. We'll have weekly There will be more effective advertised specials like eight Seminole County Sheriff's displays and more parking cents for a pound Sheriff's deputies also of cabbage, deputies are seeking two men received a report available," said English. from James five cents for a pound of today that are suspected of W. Alford Friday that someone Two Convenience Stores Robbed up two convenience had broken into his home on Chickasaw off SR 415. Liquor and clothing valued at $430 were taken. Tom R. Estes, P.O. Box 895, Oviedo reported that $474 worth of toot, were taken from his stores Friday night, Clyde Ritter, an employe of the III Champ Store at SR 436 and Bear Lake Road, told authorities that two young men came Into the store p.m. and said, "This is a o Z L:I . .2417 TON YMU Air Welcome Stations, Bcr1iie Palmieri, director Of operations, said The newly redecorated terminal offers restaurant, ('etering facilities and car rental service. CUItOIIUI ns CIOrs from Cape Canaveral serve Interna tional flights and a v olunteer Interpreter co WEATHER ' .' NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS Black Mark On Senatior ' s Ce a n Slate r Welcome __ m ________ SS1 f Lowsmostlyin the 4Osnoi-thto Margaret D. Brown 60s south. Highs from 60s north Opal M. Doss to lOs central and south. Lancy H. Griffin Daytona Beach tides: high Mabel Hopkins 11:26 a.m., 11:58 p.m.; low 4:54 Pearl M. Jones a.m., 5:37 p.m. Port Canaveral: Brownie M. Lee high ll:06a.m.,l1:31p.m.;low LoevinIaD,Marshall 4:46 a.m., 5:22 pin. Linda Smith AREA DEATH 11 Florence Marsh of Boynton Beach; four sons, Walter, Mrs. Helen E McGill, 79, of Matawan, N. J., Loren, . 519 Fairfax Ave., Winter Park, Orlando, Robert of Grove" died Thursday. Born in and John, ofMiazni; brother, Al Brooklyn, N. Y., she moved to Jensen, Brooklyn, N.Y. and 16 Geneva In 1941 and then to grandchildren. WInterPark thIg. She wua Brlsson Funeral Home isin mem ber of All Souls Ca tholi c charge of arrangements. Ch urch of Sanford. _____________ we emphasize It is merely a speck on oth erwise clean record. Here are the details: J include three daughters, Miss June McG ill, Winter Park, Mrs. Helen Busby, Levltown, Pa. and Mrs. Survivors -- Funeral Notice — McOILL, MRS. HELEN I. Ht.nE. McGill, 7, of 5l Falrftx Ave., W!nlef Perk, who ded Thur Funeral mass for Mrs '" Tr OF SEMINOLE COUNTY G. TROY RAY, J. TAX COU.CCTO -- THE TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27th AND 28th, 1975 IN OBSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING. THIS IS A STATE HOLIDAY, AND HAS BEEN SO DESIGNATED BY THE COUNTY, THE LAWS OF FLORIDA PROVIDE A METHOD OF OBTAINING DISCOUNTS FOR VARIOUS MONTHS REGARDLESS OF HOLIDAYS BY USING THE POSTMARK ON YOUR ENVELOPE TO DETERMINE THE DISCOUNT PERIOD. IF YOU CANNOT COME IN BEFORE THE TIME THIS OFFICE CLOSES, PLEASE BE SURE YOUR ENVELOPE HAS A NOVEMBER POSTMARK IN ORDER TO OBTAIN 4 PCT. DISCOUNT, ON - Tr Tr SOME T ALL S LEMON EVERBEARING • EARRES • PONDOROSA • MYERS ORANGE • NAVEL • HAMLIN • PINEAPPLE 'VALENCIA TEMPLE S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANr Limited Amount of Monthly Rentals Available '135 and '150 Month Includes Color TV, Air Condjjionig, Maid Service ~i , ~ Quafity Inn North . IC 0% 11 1-4 & SR 434 *t* Longwood, Fla. \N}... I ; zl%' , I - ' For Further information Phone , I 8624000 Bead dazzle her. Venetian glass by L01 HOSPITAL NOTES - for John Dimon at I wouldn't do th for an'one," I ide Indira Gandhi's India. Here are a few: said Case. "I think a person is entitled to know ns — Protesting poli tical prisoners what is going on." Yet the Senator couldn't at the Central Prison were "beaten to a pulp" by prison recall ever making a call to Stern on anyone authorities, documents attest. ilie else's behalf, attack was precipitated by protests from the inmates Stern is now a federal judge. The telephone against inhuman prison conditions, The guards call from Case's office, he told us,had nothing to were "so ferocious that all the inmates ran do with the grand Jury outcome. "e never helter skelter and tried to asked metodo anything for Dimon," he said. On safety." But everyone was seek corners of dragged out and criticism, his the contrary, Stern subpoenaed records and kept beaten return to Washington, however, Case asked his mercilessly, with many of the prisoners But there as a small slip, we have now aide, Frances henderson, to telephone Stern in a duzct i Fill agents busy for almost a year in an requiring hospitalization. discovered, in 1972. Case intervened In a federal New Jersey. ef fort prove — Se veral prominent political figures have criminal case to spare a loyal political COO mar shal.Stem insisted that he had found abdied In Indian prisons. This Is alleged In a report Slarfly thereafter , Stern's office rotified fed era te. solutv'ly no cause to prosecute either Dimon th at his gra nd jury appearance had been smuggled to us from J. P. Mathur, secretary of It is our duty to report incident, although Pos Nei th er Case nor m NOV. ZZ-23 Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Episcopal Church, Sanford. Bill Turkey Shoot sponsored Thur sday afternoon. by p.m., at home of Lottie Wood, Civic Center, film "Booby Reek of WTRR Radio, A Winter Garden police of. guest holdup. Give us all your ficer Disabled American Veterans 2104 Sanford Ave. Topic: Trap" depicting fatal roadside speaker, Chapter 30, 17-92, next to Joe Christmas decorations. was jailed in Sanford money." hazar-ds. Open to public. Skating Party to benefit Creamon's Chevrolet, 1-5 p.m. NOV. 2.5 The men, their faces covered Friday night. William Lowell Pilot Club of Sanford will Lyman High School Band by white ickie, 26, was jailed in lieu of NOV. 22-23 Pilot Club of South Seminole, meet ski masks, both wore $5,000 bond 6:30 p.m., Holy Cross uniform fund, 7-9:30 p.m., on charges of Winter Springs Volunteer blue. ___________________ Skate City. Fire Dept. turkey shoot, 11 a.m. One of them reportedly buying, receiving and con. NOV. 26 to 5 p.m., Saturday and 14 bnndished a small caliber cealing stolen property. Officer Florida Guideposts 11 Rughson, P.m., Sunday, SR 434 and N. pistol. ___________________________________________________ registration, Longwood Poli ce Department, 10 a.m. to noon, Fairfax, Winter Springs. After taking an undetermined told sheriff's deputi es he ob. First Federal of Seminole, amount of Cash and NOV. 24 NOVEMBER21 William G. Walker Sanford, 10-week course the two men re .t 4cigarettes, served Fred Weber, of , ADMISSIONS Introductory lecture on Sylvia Whack sponsored Jyran toa Longwcxxi, crash through a Sanford: by Project OASIS vehicle waiting at the in- barricade and construction Transcendental Meditation, Valerie A. White and Seminole Community tersection of Mayflower Street Thomas N. Head 7:30 pm, Red Carpet Inn, 1-4 Ronald L. Dudley Jr., College, fee $12. Films, slides, and safety lights on SR 434 early Bill Dot Drive. John M. Higgins and 436. Altamonte lecture and field trips. Saturda y. Jessie M. Jackson Shortly thereafter, Lawrence Shirley I. Burroughs, NOV, Weber was cited for driving Raymond A. McMillian Parker, an employe of the Shop with an Casselberry unlawful blood aichohol Baseball game between & One B. Nellons Store at SR 434 and level and Jailed Judith C. Couch, DeBary in lieu of $500 Samuel E. Wiley Oviedo Black Hawks and Pressvlew, told deputies two bond. Beulah (. Tirtsley, Del and Sanford All Stars, noo Ronald L. Dudley Jr., n at similarly dressed men came Also jailed Saturday were Marguerite M. George, Sanford Memorial Stadium, Into Saturday's high 75. Overnight Altamonte the store, waved a pistol Ray Edwin McMillan, charged Deltona low 50. Mabel Brown, Deltona Mellonville Avenue. Donation and took an undetermined with aggravated assault, was Charles A. Harkins, Deltona of $1 toward publishing of Fair today. Somewhat cooler Grace M. Gerber, Deltona amount of cash, jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond. Marjorie L. Myer, Del tona la "B ck Memorabilia" by the with highs mainly In the low Guy S. Hynes, Deltona A witness in the area said the Susan K. Hahn, Longwood Black Program Committee 7. Lows tonigh t mostly In the Oren P. Senter, Orange City of two men got out of a w hi te Geor ge S. Hendrix Jr., Mims the Se mi nole Coun ty mid 40s to low SOs. Northwest to BIRTHS Bicen- Buick or Pontiac, made in the Lillian Goldberg, Orlando tennial Committee. north winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Sanford: 1960s, before they entered the Carl T. Metz, Orlando NOV. 31 diminishing at night and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert (Betty) store, A third man reportedly Mrs. Ralph (TraceyWig,ht & Lake Mary Chamber of becoming northeasterly Sun- Hall a girl stayed In the car while the two baby girl, Sanford Commerce, 8 p.m., The Forest. day. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel were in the store. EXTENDED FORECAST (Catherine) Riflery a girl Fair or partly cloudy Monday Mr. and Mrs. William (Susan and Tuesday, and mainly dry. Hahn, a boy, Longwood Increasing cloudiness WedDISCHARGES nesday with a chance of rain Sanford: and scattered thundershowers. Serena Bramble JACK ANDERSON Most Members of Congress who have made a political rally In Princeton, N.J., and explained their way into th is column are villain; In the th e problem. drama of government. They are a minority on The prospective prosecutor was U.S. At. Capitol Hill, but, unfortunately, they often at. torney Herbert Stern, whom Case had installed tract more attention than their more con- to clean up New Jersey corruption. When 1)imon entous iUcague. spoke to Case at Princeton, Stern had already Few are more conscientious than Sen. CIII- swnmoned Dimon to appear before the grand lord Case, fl-N.J., who has fought tirelessly for Jury. reforms for more than 21) years. He has The Senator listened sympathetically scrupulously kept his own actions above Dimon's story but promised nothing, Upon oa ls, Problems G ~ CALENDAR * BERRY'S WORLD SWCO s holding ayor NowWatches - vi' Group Sunday, Nov. 23, 075-7A said," Is that of th family. So Special efforts are necessary conduct and administration better, according to Jones. the purpose of the program is to when a family does not par- for areas where employment progra m and of the These workers, he said, handle provide Screening, testing, Horace 14. Orr, president of ticipate In the insititional has fallen. We must improve low-income families ln&mjpJle the emergency food program in Seminole Employment and entities of our society it tells us education and counseling and treatment when the Incentives for County. the community. Economic Development Inc. that the fam il y has a pr possible. oblem. young people to go to school. We Through these efforts a (SEED) spoke on its obProject Headstart serves the "SEEDCO is - a Job continue to work for a soluti on ca nnery is in actor, Small Prcs operation, state community Jectivesandwhattheprograi-ns Development Corporation," to by offering .3ONpdh,$l th e ra ce problem. S pe cial and local funds ha ve been education, health services, ha ve done for the growth of Orr said. "Jots are created as eff c'-.. UIIT* ts wil l be needed for some obtained for the renovati or ng of social Semino le County dur ing the a result of econo mic services, serves F ~ develop- specific problems such as Sanford Westslde communi annual mee ting of the board of ty nutritional meals, and there is ment and they are concerned housing and heal th and when all center, and other projects are parent Involvement. directors of Seminole Corn. with developing an Institution has been done there will be Energy Conservation and This program is headed by munity Action, Inc., held at that can demonstrate some those who are not able to earn a Home Winterization,' he said. Mrs. Seminole Community College. degree of Portia Spencer, director, permanency and living because of Illness or Through the outreach and her staff. Orr stated that SEEDCO and economic self-sufficiency." disability or personal rnalad. workers, a close working related groups are catalytic The Sickle Cell Anemia Hood Tractor Co. On - said there are about 10 Justment,s," he said, relationship between the program was started by mi.. Oqas$t•sI.'Trail organizations whose purpose is million unskilled workers who The report Orte,ids. 1904 to bring about a constructive receive a little pay most weeks portunity and on equal op. community Improvement Seminole Community Action. 417 Mw,aAy, civil rights was association is kept so that Aflam.W, Springs. F(a fill change In the attitudes and of the year, but It is they This association is led by ovta,d. £ltjm$lI not enough given by Louise Crawford, who may serve the community habits of members of this to support a family. Black President Francis Jackson and s-'s I) said 50 per cent of her contacts ________ community, so that the changes unemployment Is twice as high related to alleged equal emwill lead to a more productive as others. ployment opportunity and civil and expanded utilization of our "Since poverty has so many rigits violations where counLOW AUTO RATES Airport human resources, ki ____ complex causes, no single seling, mediating and f iling I— "America is a society of solution will be enough. Th Under 75 - SR-22's e CornplaIntswi th theagencywas institutions and they are is that we need more done. Cancelled Rejected esta blished to mee t the basic jobs, a nd E.Z. this will not Just Payments - Quotes Amos Jones, exective needs of the citizens. The most happen," he said, "We m ust director of Community Action, important institution," Orr plan." 322-0285 - 831-9774 explained the purpose of the Station - unconfirmed reports that angry rightists were planning a demonstration the candidate's chances: "If single-mindedness counts for much, the governor should win In a walk. This fel.la's got no other interest, no other thought than beth' President. It's not like Bentsen or Carter, who If th ey lose t he y just go back to th eir millions and th eir hobbies and their oth er lives. George hasn't got no other life now, no sex, no sports, nothin'; all's he's got remainin' is 1976." Indeed, In terms of singular zealo try, George Wallace may be the leading presidential canof all time. Associates describe him as almost desperately committed. lie has neglected state affairs here to the point where much of the real decision making power Is in the hands of his brother, Gerald, and most of the day-to-day routine is administered by variously capable lieutenants. As for private responsibilities, such as his two families, the governor has never been attentive In the normal fashion, and now has no Using a recently developed oil "fingerprin ting" technique Involving a number of WeU -1 1 ~_ 710* t ) a lo~ sophlsticate(i laboratory tests, they compared "t _____ . , . ' .-..-___ ____ time for them whatever. samples of the spill with oil samples from 7 ) ships. The culprit was iden tified as a bulk Insofar as self-denial is often as admirable in a QNN OW airline "club." But even though six of the original carrier named the GarbLs and Its Greek captain politician as chastity is In a priest, Wallace's lines have gone out of business, the CAB has per. has been arrested, the fjrstsuch a rrest un&r dedication may have some popular benefit. matted no new ones to replace them, 1974 Water Pollution Act. Voters favor the en thusiastic. Yet there is In a 1970 case involving the CAB, U.S. Ap The detective work of the another side to zeal and In this case It appears to environmental ____________________________________________________ be peals guar ans di deserves th Court Judge da rk: at a time when Americans seem to be e nation's applause. One's Skelly Wright cited "th e recurring en thus iasm is tempered, however, pend — rebelling against autxnated leaders, Wallace is in g the question which has plagued public regul ation of legal outcome of this case. It depends now upon increasingly emerging as a kind of industry: whether the regulatory agency is unduly whetherthe courtsaimjiiswrap the wrist REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Strangelovlan robot, mechanical In thought and oriented toward the interests of the industry it is to the careless captain, or whether he — and purpose, possessed by deep mystorlea that are designed to regulate, rather than the public in- moreiznportantly,thesh1p's,..aregiven beyond easy interpretation. terest it is designed to protect." punishment sufficient to serve as an object How, for example, can one fathom the lesson to all other shi ppers. How reduced rates can increase passenger M governor'sforfeitweof, ta tethljgauons' AUS. Ste Not until the consequences outweigh the traffic was shown dramatically in Texas when a Attorney here has said that though Wallace has convenience will the practice of using oceans rim for President four times "he hasn't rim his group of businessmen decided that two CAB - as a sewer be stopped. The DDC "Funeral Happening" provided an Councilman Gerard Connell's distriM Grant state for three ternis." Even a one-time Wallace approved airlines were charging too much for the object lesson to Mayor Lee Moore this past week. suddenly said, "You go steal them and we'll put confidant, John Cohn, says the man has "been a Dallas-San Antonio-Houston route. In 1971 they Americans are traveling more than ever The parade featured a pair of coffins labeledthem up" terrible governor." started an airline which, since it operated only before, but thanks to the combined effects of "Apathy" and "Negativism" borne on a horsewithin the state, required no CAB approval to set In more than a decade of Wallace leadership, Inflation, recession and high gasoline prices, drawn wagon. Mayor Moore was in the parade Nice big tall water pitchers adorn the council though his own stock has soared nationally, the fares that were 25 per cent less than their comthey're not going as far as they used 0 on foot. After the procession ended City Corntable In Longwood. petitors. Then state of Alabama has gone from 47th to 48th In The American Automobile Ann. reports tha t missioner Julian Steastrom was heard to quip: they introduced nighttime and There is only one problem. the Union in the perce ntage of poor residents, while auto travel isupbyas much as 20 per cent "One thing the mayor learned was don' t follow weekend rates equal to half the CAB fare. The pitchers never contain any water. over last year, there has been a major change in too closely behind a team of horses." Consequently, if any councilman needs to and from 45th to 49th in per capita income. The result: In the past three years, traffic has the pattern: Vacationers are staying closer to quench his thirst, Chairman Grant is forced to His chronic and cruel neglect of his family, more than doubled between the three cities. home and are staying longer in one place. call a break in the meeting. however, Li even more baffling, and perhaps Further, the two big CAB lines haven't been hurt Honeymooners are one ample. Do Este s more telling of th e candidate 's character, His much beca use they have shared in th e doubling of According to th e Pocono Mo untain Honeymoon During a special session of the City CornPresent wife Co rnelia sa ys Wallace is simply to — o business Center, 1974 was a record year for what bills mission Thursday, the clock drifted past five politically active to be "much of a father to my its1I as the "honeymoon capital of the world." p.m. Mayor Moore glanced at the large One possible flaw in President Ford's proposal boys." Others here, however, say the governor's Some people just never give up. Pocono Mountain resorts in New York hosted timepiece in the Commissioners' room and reluctance to be a parent predates his politics. concerns the provision that would let an airline At least it seemed that way last more than 250,000 newlywed couples last year suggested that adjournment time was near. week when "George was never much of the family kind," abandon an unprofitable city. This could jeopardize state officials toured the Jail facility in an. an Increase of more than 5 per cent over "You're already 16 min utes into my martini says a long acquaintance, "Lurleen, you know, financing of airport improvements because they ticipa tion of grwltlng permission to reopen. Fig ures f or the first three months of 1975 were time " he remarked. he just more or k s used her all of her life." are customarily fdnded by 25-30 year revenue the highest for any first quarter In the area's While inside county Jail, someone lock ed ' —Joe Askren Lurleen was Wallace 's first wife, a private , bonds that are guaranteed by airline tenancy. Commission Chairman Ski Vihien Jr, up in history. a unassuming woman whom he neglected for cell, --"The fluctuating economy and higher fuel But at a time when the average domestic much of th eir marriage, th en discovered Looks like they finally got you, right Sidney," her prices have actually helped us," says Bob airliner is flying more than 40 per cent empty, it is Law and order prevails in Longwood. worth only in a political way. In a book about th quipped a reporter. Uguccioni, director of e the Honeymoon Center. If you don't believe it, ask Council Chairman apparent that the airline industry has a grea t VthIen Just smiled and volunteered to be o ne Wallace family, George Wallace Jr. speaks These fa ctors, plus the area's proximity to the J.R. Grant. capacity to expand. Price competition would let glowing ly of Lurleen as being both of first to test the new safety equipment. his mother heavily populated East Coast and the fact that however, Grant had some citizen., shaking and father figure. more Americans enjoy the convenience of flying That Is if Sheriff John Polk also would "newlyweds and other coupler are determined to their heads at a directive he issued last week. and provide a counterforce to the inflationary volunteer to spend one night in the It remains to be seen if many voters feel OIL,is have vacations, go skiing and have fun" are In the midst of a discussion about where to spiral. enough In an America and in a world making for boom times In the Poconos. get funding for Installation of stop signs In running —Ed Prickeit short of everything except political passion. Act. The Act said only the existing 16 airlines could operate over the routes they were then flying. Congress th en created th e CAB to regulate airline prices and admit new members to the 16- 44 ' "ii '- , 7(i:i'T.'- ..- Slate Worse . - 'rr i lls Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FL ByMARVAhIAWKS Herald Correspondent - OAKLEY _ - e Christians, Moslems Engaged In Warfare )io DON Addresses Community Action I worUiycauinclanyjtenUatmjghtbegiven will — several California cities asked the agency to speed hearings, no action was taken on the request until 1973 when it was dismissed on grounds it was "stale." The President said lower prices are needed because "for many Americans, air travel has become a luxury too expensive to afford." The airline industry lost no time in denouncing IN BRIEF be picked up by members of th e Seminole Band The airline formally asked the CBA for permission to establish the service. But even though President Ford was taking aim at such stifling regulatory practices when he proposed legislation to relax "protectionist" federal controls and let domestic airlines cut ticket prices by up to 40 per cent. WC)RI ri more people like him with public-spirited thoughts in mind. retived the first licensed issued in Minnesota by the Fed eral Small Business Administration (SBA) under SBA' s Minority Enterprise Small Business Investment Company program, which will enable his corporation to assist disadvantaged small businessmen and women throughout the nation, Paulucci spends most of his time in Duluth , where he was instrumental in renovating downtown area, much in the same fashion that is now being undertaken in Sanford by the Downtown Development Coun cil DDC. lie also played a key role In getting the Down. town Sanford redevelopment ball rolling and has magazine, MW offered his genuine support to the businessm en. They have enough headaches with big lie has apparently never forgotten that helping hand and is now "detenninedto finance others just as his friend backed him," acco rding to Forbes Year. $28 () Mail In fl'rib tni' as home dcliver All ttht'r IILtII M'nth. S20: 6 Months, $1620, 12 Month%, $32.40. Lower the bother and risk of dealing with very small resident and property owner in Sanford, was prominently featured in the Nov. 15 issue of Forbes magazine. It seems that 30 years ago, a friend lent Jeno the $2,500 tie needed to launch his improbable Chun King Chinese food com pany. Forbes describes Paulucci as a man who "went on to make business history, before finally selling out to H. J. Uenolds in 1966 for around $63 million." Layaway now for Christmas 8 Conventent Ways To Buy ZALES The Diamond Store �IA—Evening Herald.Sanford, Fl. - _--- a Sunday, Nov. 23, 1t75 -------------- --------- -------- -- -------------- ----- - ---- --------- • Tribe In Orbit; Satellite Next SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 23, 1975—lB Pats' Spirit Stayed High vuring Loss - ___ :r Haynes' 41 ; V _M7 I Itrh Hunches BY JIM HAYNES Sacking The National Anthem I ( ' For the Convenience rn of Our Customers the crowd, or so they can get where they are going faster. Youthful chatter, pushing, running and Laughter seem to be a sign of the times In and around the stands Two weeks ago I saw a high and Sanford's Merchants Inattention the ATLANTIC Herald Sports F4ftor -. - - - --•-•••.'.. .- ....'.. - - . - ''' .. its • - .. _______ ________ _________ . Morale remained high through the game school age boy run square into a Policeman, who was stan (fing at attention. lie apologized, but kept going. ne policema shook his head in wonderment. I I - 11113 and pieces from the losing side, across from the high concrete riser on the Seminole side of the stadium. Brantley players proudly displayed mementos of their individual moments of glory in the form of SLIt'S and skulls on their helmets, Rick Garza. Brantiey's leading gainer who was holed up Friday, had a helmitful of both stars and skulls He plays all the time, on defense and offense Rob File, the little freshman kicking ace saw no action In the game Th e closest he 'at to action was when he came trotting on to kick an extra point after the lone Patriot TD in the first half. But the score was aborted by penalty, and File never got on the field again. His ii stars gained no new neighbors. After watching high school football weekends and seeing the National Anthem games the last 12 sacked as many times as quarterbacks, I won't fight it any more. Throw out the Star Spangled Banner. And (IOfl't forget traffic lights, the bill of rights, hamburgers Carly Simon records and fried chicken. Let's throw them out, too. Oh, the world would progress without derstood chords of the Star Spangled Banner.the often rnlsunWhere I'm not certain. ' It is with a great deal of distaste that I have stood on the sidelines ready for kickoff and watched as a minority of our Populace completely Ignored the National Anthem, It is as if the National Anthem is played and fans stand and eyeball the flag simply to permit few easier maneuverability In n 14w OWin J BYSC(I'TABRAIIAM.S Herald Correspondent Seems A Part Of Football ( 7 Defense Does Job - Jerry Posey had been telling his Seminole High football team all season how tough Lake Brantley could be. By halftime they believed him. On the other hand, Seminole players had been convinced all week that they were going to beat fake Brantley. fourth quarter, Posey believed them. se •nle closed out Its regular season with a 10 victory over its Seminole County rival In a game v hich marked the third straight shutout by Seminole's defense. "I knew Lake Brantley was capable," said Posey after the game. There were a couple of turning points Friday night at Seminole's homecoming, which drew a crowd of about 4,000. The most obvious was a bolding penalty which erased an early y. its sec &antleO the Patriots Jr Despite the recalled touchdown, e an a Bill McDaniel tumble (recovery by eagerness to overcome the favored Seminoles oles ~ N ie w as obviously evident. Calls of "hold 'em D" and Tim Raines escapes Brantley defenders Randy Larson enry Stanley) into a 39-yard drive for a score. (79) and Gene Bowman (60). Mark Whlgham Rick Garza went In 'C'mon 0" were shouted constantly. At one (10) watches play unfold. (Herald Photos by Torn Vincent) from the tow'. The penalty pushed the Pa trio ts back to the 19, and one play point in the second half Seminole threatened later Brantley tried a field goal f rom the 25. with a third touchdown at Brantley's eight, but I the ca lls and encouragement for the bench Little Rob Fite got th e kick away, but its e iui lines S Sid The real shame Is on the sidelines, where often the athlete doesn't even attempt to turn in the directi on of the flag, and I—Is utilizes the minute and one-half or so to check with his flight was shortlived as charging Greg Pringle buddy helped the "D" to thwart the attack and Brana bout a double date later. Or th e head bowed to the ground, and ticy got possession on downs. II I %J block ed It. ._ o %J feet constantly shifting and turning, as If he were summoned to Lake Brantley was not to get a good sniff of the principal's office for a tongue-lashing, the Seminole goal line again. In fact, not even Is it possible that our young friends haven't heard about how field goal range. Despite the third touchdown that never quite 1 A L Francis Scott Key stood on th e bow of a sh ip In the 1814 bornMeanwhile, the two teams staged somethin g £ materialized, Semin ole's second score was bardinent of Fort Mcllenry, and was so inspired by the grit of a defensive struggle until late In the second I of his definately there. But you had to wait to be sure. compatriots that he penned the words "Oh, say can you see..." quarter. Starting from Its 30, Seminole drove for A happy rumble rolled across the turf from the aO yards with the big gainer for 32 yards by Tim Perhaps It was because Americans had recently won World Seminole side on the second TD but the sound War II, or possibly people were closer. Whatever the reason, R.alflCS• Ah, but the sweet bird of youth signal with a shake of the wrist back I quickly turned to unhappy groans when a yellow to face Ned. Brantley coach Sammy Weir felt Raines, run recall the time I first felt my breast swell as the bars of the Star flag went down. never enjoyed himself more and flick forward on the After a moment's hesitation, the They both went down on one was the play which broke the Patriots' back. Tim Spangled Banner sent cold chills up th e down my spine. I was In score was validated, and scat te red applause than Tim Ra1ne, Friday night. ground. a bout five feet from one sta rted out from th e 41 and was first grade, and my teacher , Miss Fisher, had only th e day bef ore going around left There was the Seminole High drifted from th e silent Brantley group. Before the vice squad gets too another a nd simu ted a dice la end when the hole closed. He studder4tepped to briefed us on the democratic process as oppowd to dictatorshipis. On the extra point kick another flag hit the halfback on one knee in the end interested, the actual die game. Tim rolled the bait look for daylight,, and while the gain was going dust amid more groans. Afte r a silent interval of zone midway In the third thrown by Raines was of the delicate ly in front of him, and to his left, he t ur ned and ran right. He weaved The pigskin variety, not Ivory. wonde ring the announcer cleared the air with quarter rolling dice, Ned put a soft pat on the ball. hls way to the outhde, and flJpped Yep, rolling dice. At least on the burners "We can all be confused together" But the Raines had just ran nine The referee put a soft yellow to slip down the sidelines right past Funny, but every fail at football the Brantley games, and every spring at penalty was against the Pats and the yellow that's what Tim and hU brother Yards off right tackle and flag down as W part of baseball games, the same cold ch ills return. They have now for lights went up the bench. He was knocked out of bounds at the nine. Ned ca ed ll It. Six, come seven, danced his way into the endzone ce wi th the final score lebra tion, and after McDaniel th e 15 years I have been In the newspaper business and assigned hit th e middle twice for six Th e referee thought so little to make it 13-0 with 5:34 left in ____ "That's a little game we yards, qua rter back Mark Whlgham to cover sports e vents. sneaked of their li ttle game that he the third quarter. He he ld the play," said Tim afterwards. over for atouthhisnthoE The Sta r Spangled Banner Is a song of freedom, an audible at the mason. penaliz ed Seminole five yards. ba ll In one hand over his head "We did It twice last week Sh ort!Y after the score the Seminole High g Seminole's defense bot tled up Brantley the line of scrImmage. Those who don't foll ow the audible are He should have marched off as he skirted out of the side of agains t Seabreeze and they fullback Rick Garza pretty well In th run ning a dcwn-and..out pattern when the ball is coming to the e first half, the fIve yards and given the the end zo ne, turned and came (Continued on Page &-B Inside. It's anIncompletion anyway you look at it. J _______________________________________________ With out waving a white flag In th e face of those unin terested in the Nation al Anth em, I offer a subtl e hint for th em to co nsider not so much the partially ob ure words of the song, but the vein in which it was writ ten. ' Time1change," explained the only youth I questioned about - I . DRIVEn IN FACILITY I DOWNTOWN 'A s W1911 be OPEN SATURDAY - During the Holidays. o rn -p a Sl n Spine still Tingles Mrs. Pam Fielder, Atlantic Teller -- I, it • T the subject. "That's for our great grandfathers. Ibis is 1975. 1 don't even know all the words to the first verse." 70 9 00 Wow, I told him, I guess times do change I asked him if he believed In God. tie said no, but that he believed the de vil. Obviously, he's nev er heard of old time religion,either. I refww to take one person's ignorance of history as a true sign The problem appears to be that some ha ve accepted their freedoms with a carefree attitude. They should be reminded of what happens to the man who takes his wife for granted. Freedom and marriage aren't so diff erent In " area. You have a good wife, you take care of her-or you lose A country is the By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent LONGWOOD—Lowly Lyman High School finished out the 1975 football season the way It started, with a loss to a highlyrated squad, when the Greyhounds were defeated Friday night, 214, by flames City. But unlike their opening season loss to Oak Ridge, the Hounds were I, this one almost up to the final whistle. With 5:27 left in the fourth RS** 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. ti tic of Sanford I' - -' T'. __ -• -. • - 75 Tim Raises conldn C bold this Mark Whlgham pass. Patriots Jim Kelly (21) and Rick Garza (49) Touchdown is the call as Mark "4=hinges over from n the three jut before halftime Bill Mcmove in on the Seminole halfback. Daniel (38) and Ernest Manley (74) call the shot. - L man Gre ounds Finish Seaso 27fko 0 a 10 nj Times, They Are A-Changin k Flu e 0iT SATUR Lff fl7 Ill period the home team trailed by a scant six points, 14-8 was on the Hornets 40 yard line and appeared well on Its was to its oecond touchdown of the quarter. That was when Hound signal caller Bob Burkhart tried to hit Danny Williams over the middle on a second and five situation. The Hornets' Dwaine Faniel stepped in front of Williams, Intercepted the pass and raced 65 yards for the game breaking touchdown. Fanlel's Interception and return for a touchdown, wasn't the first one of the game for the victorious Hornets. Their first score came via the same route, when Eugene Henderson icked off a Burkhart pass In the opening period. Henderson's theft and return of 53 yards came after Lyman got on the scoreboard first, After a Burkhart punt rolled dead on the Hornet three yard line, the visitors were unable to move the ball and Tommy Lewis droped back Into his own end zone to punt. But the direct snap from center soared five feet over his head and out of the end zone for a two point safety. The Lyman lead was short lived, for Hendersor. in. tercepted Burkhart's toss 22 seconds later. The Lyman quarterback tried a sideline pass on the first play from scrimmage after flames City was given a free Kick from Its own 20 yard line, The count of 7.2 held till midway through the third period when the Hornet's were able to take advantage of a shirt punt by Burkhart. They drove 39 yards in nine plays with Lewis taking the ball in from the nine on a quarterback keeper. The big play In the drive, that took 4:33, was a pass from Lewis to Larry Turner. The completion gained the Hornets 11 yards, and a crucial first down to keep the drive going when it appeared to have bogged down. The pass was touched by two Lyman defenders but Turner was able to dive in and catch it Christian Downs Naval Academy ami iar ote before It hit the ground. The Greyhounds came right back on the strong right of Burkhart, then the senior took them 66 yards in 11 plays. The touchdown came on a 13 yard strike to Mickey Manning when the end was able to come down in the right corner of the end zone. During the drive Burkhart three six times, completing five for 51 of the 66 yards covered. But after the Hornets firmbled the ball away, on the first play from scrimmage , Burkhart tried the air route for another score. That was when Fanlel came up the the game saving interception that ended Lyman's season with a disappointing 2-8 mark. HAIMES CITY 31 175 11 7 2 295 ?Is "M i Yards LYMAN ii flU 7721 109 Fumbles lost Punts Penalties 631.5 Rushing n" ;: - - 720 1 7-21 �a __________ Sunday. Nov. 23, D7S B-Evening Herald, Sanford,, Fl. MCOREBOARD P rep Football Vikings, Charger Streaks To Clash Mondays Oans• CincinnatI 33. Sunday. Nov. 73 Dtny,r at Atlanta Ne* Engla at Buffalo Cincinnati at Clevellnd Baltimore at Miami St Louis at New York Jets Philatphia at Dallas ao Evening Hera Id, Sloford, Fl. '1 I o 3 Eici Okoki (71. 64 liv TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS 10. (I II 1143 10 Washington and Dallas each point.i out that the cowboys porary divisional lead. Mid all-time paas-cempletion record FOURTH - I. Negu( Sanchez (SI. trail the Cards by one game in have "given up 9 point.s In even though the BengaLs are holder. Aubucndal, 2$ Fort Meade 0 910.110.760:7. BarreQwola It'sacaseoftwoteajr. Merritt 7 00. 1 10; 3 manolo Javi (4). 3 . ing ISland 27. Winter the National Conference East. three games. That's too much facing winless Cleveland, headiong in opposite di Q (2$) 5 10 P (S 7), 176 80. 00 Lions. Defense has both teams wor- to get to the playoffs. Some they'll have to work hard to O.J. Simpson, wIth 197 yar Tampa Bly Tern (1315)70 10 . Plant this weekend. In the Red. City The thing has to happen. We know beat the Bros, who nearly gaItd last Monday rdght, h FIFTH - I. Santl Echve II), Umalilla 33. EUStIS 19 70, 800. 1 70 7. Bllbao Ramon C Minnesota Vikings, skins' case, it's Oakland's de.. from experience that it's the u[&t them early thIs year. It's 3,3 for the year and is Lakeland K athln 21 Lake York Giants at Grn (2). 360. 310. 3 Fermin Mencha barging towa their seventh fense. between within reach of the record 2,0 National Conference Central theirIn the Cowboys' case, It's strong defensive teams you see an intense riva1 land High Ii (7). 3 60. Q (2 1) 6 00. P11 Detroit at kansas City in th playoffs." Coach Paul Brown of the &n- he set in l9. But the Gainesville 2$. LeeSbUrQ 6 UI 70 Division tiUe in the t eight t of the S 0io at Minnewta "Oakland probably SIXTH - I Alava Javi (8). 19 60. BroosvIle Hern&ndO 7. Dade gals and his former club. Buffalo Bills are doing much i) years. are undefeated In nine best persounel of any am And although the Cowboys City Paico 0 n Francisco A) New Or 10 00. 620. 2 Barre PereZ (1). 6 10. in leans San Diego aiso is wlniess and worse. They've Tarpon Springs 7$, Dus*,n 0 four of their 360. 3 Arha Sanchez (1). 300. National Football Iague footl" Washington Coach hasn't won ;, Philadelia, WhiCh has the unenvicble in Dallas 7, since Chlcagø at Los Angeles k of iast five games and are two games this season. Tampa Jefferson 7. Tampa Q(i$) 136 00; P($ 1). 1176 10. Oakland at Washington 6 SEVENTH - 1 Eddy Beitla (1). Th Safl Diego king Monday, Nov. 14 George MIen says of the Amer. 1ndry notes: "The only differ- ing to stop nsway Mlnnesoth, games back of first.place Tampa Plant 7$. Tampa Rob 12 60. 600. 3 80; 2 Oonngo Leni: for a 10th straIght Miami in the AFC East. charging toward what might Pittsbgh at Houston. n iflSOfl 6 be ican Conference's Western encebetweenusandtheEaglesging (I). 710, 680; 3 lca Alterdi ' argers, torysyearandaclueecord leaders. "They have great linsareeomngoff8 the worst season In their 16 Tampa East Bay 27. Tampa 600, Q(11400) P11 1)5121 70. speed, they have experience, is that we've won the close 13th straIght regular-season one-point loss In Houton Chamberlain EIGHTH - 1. Chutho Larrea (6), a Brctrtin 33. St. JOMs 4 ar h1sto'-they were 2-11-1 they have a splendid defense. ' 310. 2 MaruriAguirre triumph over two seas . Vik- may have their hands full with sears agre winless In flre Sebring 10. Avon Park 610, 100. 3. SanIl Ramon is no preure on them. nine. ings' quarterback Fran the Baltimore Colts, who Cincinnati, tied with pit 2 80. Q(3 6) S79 $0; P163) 15830. They practically have their burgh for ft Catic . Tarkenton needs only 14 bombed the Jets 519 in the AFC East 0(vl;,ofl Sun. Miam, SprIngs 6. Hiaieh 0 1 20. 2 Ramon (3), 8.20. 1,70; 3, W L PCI. GB flesota. And, barring what N Ott h w 0$ t Christian 21. KOntuCky Elorza (1). 670; Q (35) 13100; P 7 1 6.36 Coach Tom Indry ton, can take at least a tern- Unitas and become the NFL's would have to rank as the big. Miami Westminster 11 3) 00 PlY I $ 61s DidOlind Ii, We%twood 0 TENTH St LOuis - I. Marurl (I). 1700 gCstUpsetofthe5.,Ofl(Ji,0 7 7 500 Iii. 1770. Miami Jackson I?. Miami Vlrgiflji 670.7 Manolo (51.680.160. streaks appear destined to 3 12 .700 Noflhwestern 1 3. Mencha (1). 410; Q (SI) $42 70; West Dlyls4o continue, ico 9. ClaSsroom 6 Indiana (8 3)1)71 30; 00 (38) $701.00 CujD 10 3 769 South MiamI 17, Coral Park Denver ELEVENTH 1. Cacho Altu (7) In today's other NFL __________________________________________ ___________________________________ 9 .4 692 1 73 Sin Antnio 16 00. 610. 400; 1. DomIngo Ramon games, it's Oakland at Wcsh. $ 4 667 11 Mimi Columtjs 7). Piper 0 (i), $7o, 110; 3. Minofo MIguel (St. Utah 2 10 .167 7 ington, St. Louis at the New North Miami Beach 280, 0(28) 152 00; ( $162 13. Fridays Reivits Edi 12 TWELFTH....1.MaIIOIOZatr.1 ' York Jets, Philadelphia at DalNew York 17$, Denver 1)4 Melbourne 31. Sitillif , 80. 1 20. 3 7 Virginia 1. Utah 7 Larrt las. Baltimore at Miami, New 1tp0 11. Lake 17t, CeI $6 3 O 3 Fermjn Aguirr England Saturdays Games I o u e tte s at Buffalo, Cincinnati "Fc) Fa C e Es c I rn os 42. iioc&leoge 3$ (4). 4.D. Q (Il) 142 Virginia at Dmn,rr P ) Apopki 30. Cocoa Becn I $9720; tlO (2$ all)) $160.20; (2$ at Cleveland, Chicago at Los St. Louis at San AntOnio St AugUStine 33, Palatka All 7) 1739 10 Indiana at Kentucky Angeles, Denver at Atlanta, the South 7$ CALGARY, Alta (AP) - A the Grey Cup." Handle 1176,iSS, A 3.101 Sundays Games suppw krs will be in the major. game who gained more than 1,. Newterry I. New York Giants at Green Bay, feeling of quiet confidence pre. Gainesville Kentucky at St Louis "I know we'll be ready to ity among the sellout crowd in 000 yards STURDAY NIGHT Vonge 17 on the ground In Roy Utah at New York DetroitatKanCjtyandSan vaded the camps of the Mon. Play,"saidEsklmosCoach Ray McMahon Stadium. ENTRIES Mount Dora 7), Tavares ° Bell, who rushed for i 3O Francisco at New Orleans. On treal Alouettes and the Edmon- Jauch, who is still looking for NBA Sanford 14. Orlando Lake Ist year's game in VanFIRST- 1. Aldana Lenhz, 2. Monday night it's Pittsburgh at torn Eskimos Saturday as Eastern Conleronc Brantley 0 compared with 893 for they his ft Cup, having been beat. courer was played in hea Atlantic DIvision Echno Anna, 3. Barre Oulola. 4 Houston. Orlando Moore Ii. Orlando Montreal's Steve Ferrughe, LarrI Oko&l, 5. ca B0jti. 6, Necui taper off In their preparation, en by the Ottawa Rough Riders rain and the Alouettes, with Jones 4 W L Pd. 05 The main reason for Min. for today's games. If the wind forces the teamj PPilPhia Sanchez, 7 Eddy.Yia. 8 UZ Jasper 41. Madison 13 9 1 .697 fl-18 in Toronto In 1973. nesota's i quarterback Sonny Wade co Aldbemcii success is, Buffalo of coue, to go primarily with a ground This is the Und year In sucFlorpda Deaf 60. Jacksonville Boiton Refusing to betray any fear of Ing f the bench to direct a TrinIty 14 SECOND- 1.1. OguIza Lenh:. 7 5 343 i,., game, the Eskimos might New York Cacho Boil I., 3. Ica Alberdh. I Fran Tarkenton. The scram- cession that the Eskimos have losing three in a row-as the well-balanced attack, showed have an advantage. They w7re 6 10 375 Jacksonville BaldwIn 13. P.eri Taylor bling quarterba is closing in reached the Canadian Football Alouettes did against the Es- they could overcome the ele- No. I against the rush this sea. Atlanta Un:. Eloria, 7. AldanaArana. S Bollos 31, Kenny 11 $ S 61$ 17. WashIngton Echano Via. 74 passing records. Jacksonville Fletcher are back for a second year, Jauch merely ald: "Win or EImonton. N Orleans JaCksC,,rivhlli Parker 0 THIRD- 1. Larri LenI:. 2. 6 7 142 7 Montreal was No. 2 with Oneofthem__thenvjst.eer having won the Cup with a 29-7 lose, I won't be embarrased by EcNir'i AIterdI. 3. Eddy QuIoIa, I 5 7 .417 7i. Lake City 50. Jacksonville Houston Edmonton is easily the Cle-,ie!and White 7 49 Levy hasn't said whether he 5 lca JavI. 6 Aldana completions_is almost certain , victory over Edmonton in 1974 this team." Yz.a, 7 Arech, Okoki, I. Unia to fall today. Tarkenton needs in Vancouver. Western Confer,nc, Jacksonville Ur.iverslty Chris strongest passing team in the will start Jimmy Jones or Arana Midwist DivIsion t;an 70. Victory 6 just 14 completIons to surpass Edmonton has been Installed CFL, and the weather this year Wade, but Jones intimated he Detroit • FOURTH-I. Plegul Qulola. 2. OcaLa Forest 19, Vanguard 1? .613 Neither team is overawed by as 34poInt favorite, but that's promises to be a little better thought he would be the man. Mitwjuk Domingo Eloria, 3. Acho Bengoa, Starke 16. LIve Oak 11 6 I ., 3 Unit.as' record of 2,830. He also the (act that it has got this far, probably because, with the than last. But Montreal out- Wade, the Most Valuable KC. 1 7 BarneZarre, S. AlavaPere:. 6. is six touchdown passes shy of The emphasis is on winning. HastIngs 12. St. Joseph 0 3 ChIcago Arecha Sanchez. 7. Bilbao.Ecpsaye, Johnny U's 0, another career 3 10 St. Augustine 3$. Palatka Grey Cup being played for the gained the Eskimos by only a Player in last year's game and I MOIO Javi South Pacific Division "We're not just satisfied to be first time in Calgary, it's al- little better than l) yards in Montreal's 1970 victory over mark that seems sure to C State 9 4 692 FIFTH- I Chucho Mencha, 2 TaIIa1tas Rlctardj 9. Tal. topple here," said Alouettes Coach most a home game for the Es- rushing-1,933 to 1,818. Edmon- the Calgary Stampeders, seerni L.A. Ii 6 417 Bllbao Jngoa, 3. Erdoza Ramon. 4 before the season ends. aliliw. Godbv 6 Minolo Seattle j 7 • , Echave. S. SantlAguirre. 6. Clay 29. MacClonny 2$ Mary Iy. "We came to win kiino Undoubtediy western ton has the only player In the best is the Wg games. Maruri.Muguenza. 7. Fermin 5 4 435 3 Fsrniridina Beacn 70. Calla. Portland Larrea. S. Celaya.Miguel han 0 3,57 SIXTH- 1. AlViS JavI, 2. Cacho FrIday's Resutti Laki Vvir 3$. *ildWOOd 8 Boston 110. flew York 101 Florid.. Echave. 3. Oguiza.Sanchez, 1 AIM High 16. Philadelphia 13). Portland III Domingo Perez. S Arecha Miguel, Blomtstown 10 Detroit 101, Buffalo 6 Barre Eloria. 7. Plogul Zanro. I 3Kan. BeaCh MaInland 21. DIytOfl sas cIty 107. ChiCagO 9 BilbaG Quota Daytona Beach Seabreez, 6 Phoenix 101. Houtto 92 SEVENTH-I Echano Perez, 2. villi AStronaut 21 104 Eddy Lenli. S Domnlng.JavI, 6 Pensacola Escambla 11. Chl Urz,Yza, 7. AldaniOkoki. I. Ica Saturdays Games PlOY ' Dale Smedsmo Is a disturber, penalty box and scored a goal had goal, and we gave up too theIr 7-2 margin, Arana Portland at Buffalo the road. Lar90 2). Cle.rw.ter I' When the Cincinnati Stingers six minutes later. many easy ones tonight." EIGHTH Cleveland at New York I. Cicho Larr, 2 Cowboys 1, Spurs 2 Seminole 3$. St. PtItrbrg Don Lan-away also t.aThed for He scored a second goal and are playing listless hockey, New Orlein at Atlanta HIgh 7 In the other WHA games it Aliv Miguel 3. Santl Alto, Ron Chipperfield scored two the Aeros, Bruce MacGregor assisted on another In Ciolden State at Wathlngton Celaya Aguiree. S. Chucho Ramon, Coach Terry Sister sends the ses- was Calgary 6, Denver 2 and goals, Bradentori Southeast 77. Pal the second c which and Norm Ullinan scored (or mono 6 Sundays Games 6. MaruriMencha. 7. Fermhn. 205pound left wing Into action. slon as Cnclnnati pulled to a 7-7 Houston 4, Edmonton 2. In the turned out to Phlladelph. at Atlanta Mugtjerza, I. Manolo Azpi. Crescent City 2$. Land 0 be the the Oilers. "I'll get him out there and tie. Only Mark Napler's goal for National Hockey League, it was ner, to spark Calgary game-winover Botton at Cliveland NINTH- 1. Eloria. 2 Aguirre. DenSeals 2, CapItal. 0 Ramort.. 4. Erdorzi. S. Celaya, 6. he'll disturb people and (i-us- Toronto, with just 16 seconds Pittsburgh 4, Houitn at Los Ang'les 11. New Port Rlthty Atlanta 1, and ver. Zarre, 7. ArpI, s. Bllo. Gulf II GlUts Meloche recorded his trate them and then he or left, salvaged the Toros' 8-7 CalIfornia 2, Washington 0. TENTH- 1 Mentha. 2. Altu, 3 DIxie Steve Hull, George Morrison, eighth career shutout behind Chucho. 1 Muni. S. Larrea. 6 somebody else will pot the puck victory. NoIli 0 Peter Driscoll and Francols La- goals by Al McAdam and Bob TOIOS 8, SUnlen 7 Muy SantI. 7. Fermln. I. Muguenia. rd," says Siater. But that wasn't Smedo's Gene Sobchuk also had two combe had the other Cowboys Murck. NHL CatholIc 6 ELEVENTH- 1. Same Perez. 2. That's exactly what ha fault. It was that Campbell of gie Rich goals for Cincinnati, which also Conference Cacho Miguel. 3. Alava Altu, & pened Zephyrtiltlj 13. Bunnell 6 Gary MacGregor and Friday night, when Coutu, according to his coach, got Manolo Benga. S Erdoia Echov. i Patrick Divislen Delray Beach Atlantic scores from Claude 1.arose Rick Morris hit (or Denver. West Palm Belch Forest Hill 0 W I. T Ph OF GA A:echa.Zarre, OguIzaA:pl, I. Slater'strlckaimostworkedfcr Rick Kehoe and Pierre La. U "Hewasahakv 'I tnniiiht ' a.ItI Mhfrn D,iilt,L ...A _J _• P4 LCVC IUJUi'3. JupHer 11. Fort Pierce Car. 4, fli-s 2 rouche scored first-period goals • ll 13 TWELFTH- I. Bilb.so Aquirre. 2 Association club. With the Atlanta 7)0 2 14 44 32 Chucho Eengoa, Fort Pierce Central 21. Var' 3. Manolo goals that beat us tonight. Four icz had scored twice with single Shells, Larry Lund and rookie lanta. Other Penguins scorers 7h4uguerza. I MarurlRarnori. S Stthgers trailing Toronto 7.2 Rangrs 7 II 2 14 64 7$ UttlegoalathatevenIjy SUCh $0 Smyth. Divhsien Celaya Altu. 6. FerminMencha. Soca Ra 42. goal, coming from Peter Mar- John Tonelli caffled Houston were Vie Hadlield and Lowell Coconut Sinti Larrea, I Erdoza Azpl 10 4 6 Creek 10 71 entering the third period, stopped. Hockey's a game rin, Gavin Kirk, Frank Mahov- past Edmonton (or its fifth MacDonald, while Curt Bennett S?.Loi,sii 7 7 1 11 43 53 Pahee 17, Glades Central 0 Vancvi Smedo went out and took a where the momentum changes 11th, Vacllav Nedomansky and straight home victory. Oti- netted the Flames' goal. North Shore II. Twin Lakes 7 S I II 57 43 10 7 12 RIviera beach Suncoest 43 MI,. I 0 I 39 41 Eau GsIIIe II. Newman 11 SocaRatonSt.Andnew$30, Montreal Nos-ris DIvision 1313299Q47 '111I111111 West Palm Beach King's L.eles Academy 7 17 6 2 28 60 62 ________________________________________ Pltt. 7 9 7 16 75 IS 30. Fort Lauder Detroit si; 1 ie Si dale AQuinas Central Florida fishermen can sit down to their traditional Wshni 7 17 2 6 6) 103 Glades Day 52. Tave'nie' Thanksgiving feast and still find a few things to be thankful for Adams Dlvit4sn Coral Shores 0 touts amd Mirrolure plugs In a tialfay, Buflalo 15 3 1 3) Moore Haven 10. Fort this week. The abundance of rainfall has kept the St. Johns River Lau TorontO Commander Glen Wimbish (Retired) and Eric Vthlen of Gold Coast ChristIan A 33 ' a almost up to its normal level In spite of the ditching, diking, and SPORTS host Pro Basketball In 60-Yard Dash MACCI.F:NNY, Fla, (API (;LENDAI.F: HEIGHTS, 111. (AP) I _________________ OSAKA, Japan lAP) - Playing under excellent weather, Japan swept into an elghtstroke lead over the United States in the second round of the filth annual U.S.Japan golf match Saturday. The Japanese team had a 23-under-par 553 for the best eight scores of the nine members against 14-under-par 562 for the Americans, captained by Doug Sanders. The twoday totals were Japan 1,105 and the United States 1,113. Hall Space Donated CYPRESS GARDENS, Fla. (A?) -The Florida Sports Writers Association says Cypress Gardens officials have donated 1,700 square feet of space (or a permanent Florida sports Hall of Fame. Jack Flowers of the FSWA said Friday that the Hall will be set up in the two-story Southern Mansion at Cypress Gardens. I __________________ _ I . _______ 5,,..-.. __ '' ___ ______ ______ ____ ______ 'p _____ ' Clermorw 33. Groveland 1$ Pensacola Tate $4. Pensacola ____ - ____ I - Woodham 6 Pensacola HIgh 11. Pensacola WashIngton 11 race 7. Pensacola LIbIrII Arts U Crest view S. Gulf Srze 0 , .- "! Walton 4 Fort Walton Beach 7. Ctoc taatchee 0 rt st. Joe Ii, Bonifay 0 Chatfahoothee 34. Vernon 0 Tallahassee Leon 31. QviACy Shanks II Monroe 10. Apalach;. cola 0 Bristol 79, Sneods ' ______________ ___________ _________________ ___________ __________________ ____________ - ___________ Calif. I 13 2 II 61 77 FrIdays Results Pi?tsrgh I, Atlanta CalIfornia 7, Washington o Saturdays Gam New York Rangers at Phila. delphia Kansas City at New York Atlanta at Minnesota Monteal at Tororwo Los Angeles •t Pitt$btgh Detroit at St. Lovis Chicago •t Vancouver damming at the headwas and the lingering high temperatu have induced the large mouth bass to continue schooling on many of th regular striking grounds. Speckied perch fishing has been superb In Lake Jessup, Lake Monroe, and the river while the cane polers are taking good strings of bream from the river bank and the Lake Monroe sea wall. - Outdoors ps By 1108 ouai;i.j. . . ________________________________________________________ . camp was contacted. according to Kathy Snyder at Wekiva Landing and visitors are catching some big bluegllls and caffish. Laura Hines, a New bass and bass. A couple of the reds were over the three pound mark. Mr. Vthlen reports the fish scat again as the warmer weather came in. o charter boats from Inlef Harbor fleet got oude Monday and the Passengers aboard had all the fishing they '.' wanted with king mackerel tearing up their bait. The catches were 30 to kings per boat, Fishing from a private boat in the et, George Buckles and cathof3IspckJandJof40mamy Rill Mastranski scored with a nine pound bass and a four ain a word of caution:an the18inlet be very Yorker pulled In a good sized cathsh right from the camp seawail pounder while fishing out of Osn Bridge Camp Sway and small boats. On Weesday, footcan boat was ckedCherous up by (or an Sendays Games Cailfornla at New and the Charlie Smith family, also of New York, enjoyed the Tom Gordie has found a few willing to hit a plug almost every day unusual wave and deposited on camping and fishing (or 10 days. Rangers of the rocks. The bottom of the George theney at Weidva River Haven reported that most this week, Los Angeles if DetrOit boat was knocked out but luckily another boat was aWe to reach Kansas cit1 at Buffalo Leons Barnhart, camp owner, that speckled ph the stranded anglers In time to prevent a tragedy. visitors to his camp spent their time )ust enthg the beauty and are somewhat slower than last week mentioned but still hitting pretty well. Carrabelle 17 A huge fin of bluefisai Monticello ii. Perry 13 WHA nish mackerel kept Math Set at fishing found bass and redbreast bream cooperative enough to the ouWoors: watch ot for snakes Panam.a City Mosley 1$. W I- T Ff5 OF GA SUPPlY the makln's for some fine outdoor fish frys. they seem to be taking that at times every cast with a Sea-Hawk plug yielded a fish. Florida High A. Cross City 0 Cinci 9 I 0 II U U advaxitage of the balmy days and are quite plentiful. A deadly Bottom fishing was equally good with angelfish, spots, drum and seems to be learnlig the finer points of fooling the schooling bass Holly Avenue Thursday morning. The reptile measured 31 inches, ChristIan 4 Cleveland 6 7 3 II 51 4 who enjoyed a good catch, lnoapçlis 6 10 o t se se landing a three pounder Thursday and losing another good one, West Dlvi$l Salt Water Note3 This is the time of year thefor devotees ofcording river atto Daytona and theattrout fishingHole Tackle Shop. Blues Mivvi. S 1 1 17 54 6) The Scott family, Scotty and Jean, brought in 34 big speckled salt water angling clean up their tackle and head the coast, Wayne Brady the Fi.thln' Is again picking up acS Diego , 2 16 w National FOOtball Lei5. with several good bass caes during the week. Phoenix 7 S 2 16 S 47 de holescatches. and fishermen who know the waters can expect snapper catches are good off the bridges. The underbrush has been cleared from the river's edge at fabulous Eastern Oivl*4oe - ___________ __________ _________ _____ ____________________ - __________ Canadian Divitios S.LnuIs Wash Dallas PlY Gnts Phil 3 4 0 .333145 91 3 7 0 .277 145 99 Central DIvisia. MWv, 9 0 0 1.000 250 103 DOt. 4 3 0 .647 Chic. 7 7 0 rn 81 241 C 5,y 1 5 0 III 12$ W,tt,mn Division LA S Fr AtI N Dm1. 7 2 0 77 205 110 4 $ 0 1 177 2 7 0 '2 100 170 2 7 0 273 105 243 Amerin Conisreecs Eastern DivW W.. L. T. p9*. PP PA Miami 7 3 0 77I741)3S N Erig fl s I 0 .sso 20 310 3 6 0 U) ' 7 1 0 .727 378793 Central Divio I I 0 U 7 Cltyr "I 'I 0 171 I 127 0 9 0 99 '4' Western D1viiea O.k 7 3 0 .775 213 3M K City 4 5 0 .44 1 , Kent Gibbens latched onto a trout weighing over eight 7 2 0 77I81S Wim 6 3 0 16777$ 136 4 3 0 647 I$ Denver 4 5 0 441 172 fll S. Diego 090 u S 024 70 31 Edmonton I 17 1 Calgary Torontø 9 I I II 82 51 S 10 2 32 fl 79 Fridays Rs*vlts Caigaiy 4. Denver 2 ,,ston 1, Edmonton 2 Toronto 5, Cincinnati 7 Saturdays Games Wnp' a Clevesr Quet*c at Cincinnati Calgary ii MlnnIWa (dmon at San oo Phoenix at Plrw England Svnays Gaines Winnipeg at New England HØ CincinnatI at Dnver newsfromthisareaoftheri%.erasherhusbandCO resIst the beauW weather and had "gone fishin" when the a school of seabass (reIsh) land smadebyBenBritmendidtheirf reds and 14 ut on bout. creek mouths emptying Into the Halifa River. Gowdy Demotion Brings Question Of Power At NBC V , NEW YORK (Al') - A QUCS- Bowl since 1966.-making him NBC Sports boss Carl Llndtion of power arose after it was the tce of several of the most- emann ,Ir. went to Gowdy's Kubek Goy on When and Garagiola joined Tony "Baseball World of Joe Gara- sought by NBC competitors for iola" program Further, broadung learned that the National watched sportscasta_-. along Florida home to advise him of casts this season, sources telesaid Garaglol.a has been reported sports. duties other U Broadcasting Company was with the baseball and football the network'i decision, the auto company was partially dro1ng announcer Curt Gow- Game of the Week shows, ______________________ His place on the network's dy on Its network baseball and pons1ble. NC reportedly Gowdy mused graceil baseball coverage, I1 to negotiating with Kubek to do Roto Tournament GOVERNORS Gowdy, one Associated Press two sports, it was learned, a1. sport's contractual agreement Garagiola, source reported Frt'iay, was of- though neither he ror NBC offi- with ABC beginning next sea. 1 70. 6 30, 2 UrtaSanth,, (7), 100, feredthejobon NBC's backup dais was available for coin- sn,wIJJbetakenbyJ5j,5. FIRST-) EddtAran,(4),),, Garaglola, according to one 7' 144 40; P. (7) $18000 n Ladies Swingers League ruesday Morning Swingers l.adies League The only 230 me of the morning was rolled by Joyce Shield for a (the 228 me, and a 507 series. Carol ughter had the high series of the morning as she rolled a 516 'ies. Other highs: Slaughter 189 Sharon Selmer 183-464, Karon pakovlc 46.4 and Sharon Basi 463. MillIe Garner Li cartying the high average of the league at 163. "Queen of the We ek" is Sue Christenson. keys fell for Slaughter, Shi elds, Lillian Dunn and Pa) ov1c. Linda Sapp spared the 6-7-10 split and Jon Ervin red the 5-6-10. Still in first pla e spot Is Automotive Speed ParIs (37-7), Rich Plan (28-16) and Lorralnes Ceramics (28- flBowIin MARY JOHNSON ____________________________________________________ ._ ' 597 - - - - , 2 $ for Jackson and Chuck Adams (tie 239). The top three places look like this so far this season: 1st: The Spinners, 2nd Bob Aleen and in 3rd place is Second Street Imports. Other highs for the night were: Ruby Martlneau 526, Pat Hudley 523, Frankle Kaiser 512 and for the men: Al Boldman 583, Kit John.son 581, Bob Retalie 77, Berney Hudley 576, Roger Quick 563, Andy PatrIck 559, and Ralph Lovejoy 552. The "Awhlth" award is also a tie between ABC Plumbing and Evening Herald (2116). 878-13 B LACK WALL All-Weather 78 (;ood'ear's "All-Weather 78" tire is built with poly"ter cord that's tempered in an exclusive process for optimum strength and resilience. The wide 78series tread is "reverse moldc'd" - a technique borrowed from race tire production. The rib tread is well grooved, providing plenty of traction edges for decisive grip. In ever' detail, this tire gives you honest quality, at a price that's in step with the time. Sunday Night Mixed League - - The Rotary golf tournament COMMISSION an apparent effort to ease him inent was that "NBC's long as- pro catcher, game show host, as a power with the network, He Countz -y Club. SECOND - t Ici Sancho: (1, out of the spotlight he has held soclatlon with Curt Gowdy will Today show contributor and reportedly vetoed a prospective Carrying an 4 60. 3 60. 3 Aldana Al*IVdi (3). SInce the 1960& He hai handled continue Under 05W exIsting baseball analyst, 1$ under con- home 1U11 Contest between entryThe fee tourney, of $50, benefited Little SQ (17 & Q 124,13)00. F: (4.2) $75 40; pIay.ty-p1ay on five of the nine agreement and details of his tract for coinmercjajj to a car various baseball sluggers last Red SCh001 House aM Seminole THIRD - 1, Arech.a Oulola (1), Super Bowls, covered the World 19Th ments are yet to be company which heavily spon. season because It would have Community College Fon. I' 80.120,3.80.2. Aldana Arana (4). Series since 1964 and the Rose determined." he telecasts. trkcn s! f!L'ed by a datum. - FL 0 RI 0 SUNSHINf STATE - ID I rolled by Don Gorman -201- Farm team high: was Dorine set. Other highs: Lynn MacAteer's 177-474. Stenstrom EiLand 516 series, Danny Ti.11Ls Realty team had the high game 201-205-576, JIm MorrIs 200.521 of the morning as Mary Elmore and Dot Hollbrook 201-518. rolled a 212-473 with 4 strIkes in Trisa Hollbrook spared the 5-7 a row and Rose Messersmith split and Betty Rowe, picked up has a 202-474 with a turkey and the 5.10 split. she spared the 5-6 split. Jr'Sr League Bret Rathel Flagship Bank Mixed League rolled a 230 game and a 525 "Star of the Week" Is Elmer series for the high game of the Avenel with 158 pIns over morning. Tony Dunhinson had average. He was a real star as the high series with a 561-191. he rolled 7 strIkes In a row, then Siinford Classic Trio (4 Bill Burthart 533 and Chuck a spare and a strike in the 9th gamr es roiled) Again the 200 Hall 500. "Youth of the Week" Is and 10th frame for a 257 game es were high for this league Bill Burkhart with plus 125 pIns, and a 602 serIes. Which by the withI the total reaching 17. Walt Linda Paulding had a turkey way was his fIrst 600. JIm re rolled the high game for and Earl Quinn spared the 3-7- Moyer 233- 537, Jesse Cook 209a 2S1-190-794 serIes, Ron Allm.an 10 split. 524, Jack Homer 192- 544, Jack the only 800 set of the Sanford Plaza Merchants Kaiser 192-524, Terry Emerson i eveniing as he rolled games of Mixed League Hal Rich 209- 187-527, Al Moretz 175-501, Rose 22-213 for a 810 series. 573, Cheryl Kinder 199, Ed Belew 176407, and Llndy 161-609 Tommy Wheaton was among Sondag 194, Herman Flannagen series, op bowlers of the evening 192, Polly Pi'ice 191-546, JImmy Shooting Stars ladles League ssetlncludedgamesofl- Morris 188, and Belinda The high series and game 2f ,ra 777set. Doug Lacy with Burgess 181 were the highs for was rolled by Alice Hendricks a 2 1-124-760, Gary Prlske 215- the evening and Jerry Golden for the LyLe Burk Farms team Dick White 216.213-760, 98. Polly Price spared the 4-7-10 (221-563). Sylvia Hittell (Max Don ILahman 200-196-738, Chuck split. Pools) also rolled a nice r 223-191.711, Fred SamBaIl&CbalnMlxedLeague.- game (210) and 498 series. Dick Spain rolled the high Bowling for Burns Texaco Dave Hunt 239-781, Rus t Mort on 204-74 1, Bob Locke 193- game with a nice 234 game and Team was June Gassman with 20l-7 0, Eric Storme 194-703, KIt he also had the high series with a 201-483 series. Other highs: John son 199.197-748, Geo a 559. Harry Almond's 221 game Link Const. team high was Wald top 191-192-729, Dave was second for the night. Bonnie Link's I)-492, and high FuIg nun 196.740 Brut Thiax Almond had a 543 series. Chuck for the Capri team was Phyllis Walsh with her 167-472 serIes, 193-19 3-709, Terry Waldrop 393- Kelley 190-504. Wednesday Night Seminole T.G.I.F. Mixed Match Point 19lfl9 and Phil Roche 191 Connie Labman rolled a County School Food Service League- "Star of the Week" is Daisy HinoJosa had Dave Tabor wIth 137 pins over 1 for the women. "Star of League the high game as well as the his average. Hi Team Series for eck" Is Walt Moore with ! plus high series with her 512- 197. the night was rolled by the Mbiidlc National Rink Mixed "Star of the Week" Is Annie Midway Mart (The Spinners) "Star of the Week" is Murray with 107 pIns over her with a 2*3 series for 124.00. 111 Team Game goes to the Left 11xon with 30 pins over average. HJ-Nooneri Ladle. League - Lanes (834) for $16.00, HI lad. hlaa%'erage, and a series. High aine for the evening was W.O.T.M. 1: Haul Metzer 183 SerIes was rolled by Tabor 698 rolled by Fred Samples 1230. and Lucille Clark converted the (554 scratch) for $10.00 and the I !rl. ('-'rn W'!! rn1!'1 by Eva ), imd the high series was 4-5 split. Celery Avenue Plant , ri Polyester Cord Tires 2rorS4360 "Star of the Week" is Jim CrSbtree with l pins over his average, He was high for the night as he rolled games of 234 and the high series of 526. In 1st place Li the Mouth's (32-12) and In the 2nd spot Is Over-The-HillGang (28-16). The 4 Strikes have a tight hold on the last spot so far. - 2r01s4800 - E78'l4bfackwall 2for)SUW G7$-14 bIackwalI 1 Zfor5230 G7L15 bIickwII .m-og on site, I'd 013 liii st t:, at jt ''ler i ,:xs F'!t $1 65 t $2 ) 1£ T n., tr a,,, i' 7 Fisy Buy : ur' • O OAnCs'.".., Crt' Py'. ,1S!('f Charge • American Express MiriC1 Bantam League - Highs for the Bantams were: Marie Ruin age 12, 513 series, Tim Johnson (age 12) 498-177, Jimmy Kearney (age 12) 468-166, Regina Davis (age 12) 4&\-160, Jackie Link (age 11) 405.148, Cindy Hogan (age 7) 113, Michelle Hhltell (age 8) 126, Terr' Griffin (age 11) 145 and Willie Bradley (age 11) 131. abs to Diners Club • Carte Biarcie • See uur Independent Dealer Ion Ills Price. Prices A. Shosin Oil, Lube & Filter $888 , FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS II 10, 160. 3 60. 2 Edi, Qv.ola 12). j, , ' Look for Daytona Beach to start putting on shows early next year. Walter "Snake" White, inactive since his one-sided win over Angel Oquendo In Tampa, is set to meet Junior Royster in Ft. Lauderdale. Oquendo is penciled in for a 10-rounder with Orlando's Mike Quarry on Dec. 13 in Long Island, N.Y. The same night in Boston, promoter Sam Silvei man has lined up one of New England's biggest fight cards. A pair of middleweight lO-rounders will send Miami Beach's Vlnny Curto against John L. Sullivan and undefeated southpaws Marvin Hagler and Johnny "Mad" Baldwin, will square off in a crucial test. nrl?rn Iwon IJ!'!IPR1 DL - entral Florida Fishermen Give Thanks _________ - p4....... - , . ____________________ _ j - rebounds to carry Los Angeles Gainesville's Tommy Howard. The mismatch was held in Pittpast Milwaukee. Laker guards sburg, with the ending coming at the two minute mark of the third Lucius Allen and Donnle Free- round. Rocky Hotliday dropped Guy Gargan In the first round of Sandra Haynie Leads man each pumped In 25 points their Scranton, Pa., show, but Gargan got up to pound out an as LA took its eighth con. exciting 10-round decision. Termite Watkins tuned up for his secutive game at home without showdown with Hidalgo by scoring a sixth round T.K.O. over a loss this season. Bobby Holderfield in Texas. Leon Shaw is set to take on UnIn Fort Myers Classic defeated Larry Holmes in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 9. Holmes Is Milwaukee's scoring was FORT MYERS, Fin. (AP) - had five birdies and one bogle Ing money winner JoAnne Car- by Bob Dandridge wIth 28 a loPSided 10-i favorite as Shaw will be lucky to make It to the filth round. Others on that all heavyweight show will be Miami's Sandra Haynie has opened the for her 68. She credited part of ner one of five players at 70. ex-Laker Jinuny Price Mike Koranicki and undefeated John "Dino" Dennis. with 21 and rookie Dave Meyers Greater Fort Myers Classic her showing to a (our-day rest Carol Mann, seeking her fifth with 18. with a record six-under-par 66 to recover from an injury to her title of the year, was among Duane Bobick suffered the first cut of his pro career when Pis. 104, Braves 94 at Lochmoor Country Club. But left wrist, and added, "I love four players at 71 and leading Scrapiron Johnson lacerated his left eye, but the undefeated Guar Ke'.'in Porter whipped Olympic star came back to score a T.K.O. in the filth. The win the 32-year-old Texan allgreens big greens and they have big money wirmer Sandra Palmer in 10 of mis team-leading 17 was an impressive one for Bobick, for Johnson had held highly that happy despite herisn't twohere." stroke lead. was among ar 72. eight players at points In the last period to pace regarded Scott LeDoux to a draw In his last outing. Bobick's next Miss Blalock described her CVPfl "I'm still not hitting long round as "wild." Detroit over Buffalo. Porter bout is set for Dec. 12 at New York's Madison Square Garden Irons well," MLs.s Haynie cornDefending champion Bonnie also had 17 assists for a league when he tangles with Randy Neumann in the main event. Also on She got a birdie three on the Bryant shot a 5 high this season, that all-star card will be unbeaten Christy Elliott against Pedro plained after seven bIrdie, and first hole despite hitting her tee Officials said Friday that a McAdoo had 29 points for Soto; and Hedgemon Lewis against Harold Weston. a single bogle Friday in the shotontoacartpathandsecond remaining LPGA event at Mel- theBob Braves. Ladles Professional Golf Asso- shot under some trees. Her filth bourne, Australia, next week The finals of the national Golden Gloves tournament will be clation event, Suns 107, Rockets hole was an eagh. three with a will not count in the money held in Miami Beach this year, from March 23 to the 27th. TamShe needed only 27 putts on 20-foot putt. She saved par five sthndlng guaranteeing MLss Paul Westphal, with 23 points, pa's Jose "King" Roman is set to appear In the top supporting the 6,200-yard course and made on the sixth hole after knocking Palmer the money title for 1975. and Keith Erickson, with 21, event to the Richie Kates-Pies-re Fourie light heavyweight bout In a 40-foot chip shot for a birdie her tee shot into water. She has won $75,884 to $64,352 propelled Phoenix over South Africa. Roman will be facing that country's top prospect, on the 17th hole to get her adHouston. Miss Bradley, a second-year for Mrs. Carner. Mike Schutte. vantage over Jane Blalock, Pat pro, had five birdie putts of 10 Bradley and rookie Millie Kee- feet or more for her four-under ter. total. Miss Keeter, 24, low amateur Another shot behind at 69 was in this tournament last year, Murle Breer, with second-lead- I Japan Holds Golf Lead Pro Hockey - By THE ASSOCiATEL) I'IIESS about it," he said. "It'd be a broke a 67.67 deadlock and put Dave Cowens, hospitalized with Even though the Chicago mistake to write us off. Each the Kings In Tampa is looking for a Dec. 18th show that may have Tony front to stay, Bulls have lost eight games in a game we try to eliminate what sciatica trouble earlier In the Licato headline with two other I0.rou.nders in support. Word on (lUcs 110, KnIcks 101 row, forward Bob Love Is we did wrong the last time. week, returned to action and the up.om1ng Jodie Ballard-George Foreman fight from New John Havlicek scored 28 scored 17 potnLs. confident-not depressed. Tonight the forwards all played points and Charlie Scott added York is the 19-rounder is nothing more than an exhibition with l6eri "This is the longest losing a good game-except me," he 23 as Boston held off a New 131, Trail Blazers 111 Foreman getting $25,000, and Ballard getting $6,000. There is Billy Cunningham totaled streak I've ever had in my life, said. nothing wrong with exhibitions but why was the story released to York comeback. Earl Monroe points as Philadelphia recorded the news media without this fact being mentioned? but we can laugh at it," said Love scored 15 points hilt iii. had 28 points and Walt Frazier its fourth straight victory. Love after Kansas City got 27 slsted, "I know I didn't do what had 27, but New York remained George McGinnis had 7.1 fo: the Termite WatXms is a 6.-S underdog for his Tuesday match in points from Nate Archibald and I'm capable of doing." winless In its eight road games winners, Lloyd Neal had 20 for ?1uimi Beach with Juan Hidalgo. Both youngsters are undefeated 23 rebounds from Sam Lacey in KIngs 107, Bulls 98 thIs season, and only 19 years old. The fight should be sensational and the losers, recording a 107-98 triumph over Archibald ignited a spree New York came withIn 8847 Watkins' Southern lightweight title will he on the line. Lakers 116, Bucks the Bulls Friday night. near the end of the third quarter in the third period before the Kareem Abdul4abbar scored Earnie Shavers made his first outing since he was stopped by "Nobody Is tight. We can talk with six straight points that Celtica pulled away. Boston's 30 poInts and pulled down 19 Denver's Ron Lyle, and it took Shavers three rounds to catch up to By The Associated Press MIAMI lAP) - University of Miami Athletic Director Pete Elliott says he has signed baseball coach Ron Fraser to a new five-year contract. Fraser had been considering a job as player personnel director for an undisclosed major league team, but said Friday that he decided he prefered an active field position rather than the desk Job. Fraser was the National Collegiate Athletic Association's coach of the year in 1974 when he led the Hurricanes to second place behind Southern California in the College World Series. Smedsmo Livens Up Stingers _•• Leaves Bob Love Confident - Baseball Coach To Return 3,941. . Eight-Game Losing Streak Defending champion Johnny Petraglia, Staten Island, N.Y., made a charge Friday night to become tournament leader ent(r1ng Saturday's finals of a $100,000 professional bowlers open tournament here. Petraglia, who totaled 13,024 pins for 56 games, will be joined in the finals of the World Bowling Tournament by Dave Davis, Atlanta, with 12,906; Earl Anthony, Tacoma, Wash., with 12,868; Gary Mage, Seattle, with 12,654; and John Wilcox, Williarnsport, Pa., with 12,591. yards, : run- Petraglia Leads Bowling Today A a - Seventeen-year-old -- about the outcome of his 60-yard dash with a 6year-old Appaloosa quarter horse, "The horses don't scare me," said Mclear, co-holder of the world 100-yard dash record, after edging the horse at the IinLsh line in a rate Thursday night. "1 started coasting at the 40-yard line," said McTear, ho ran 100 yards in 9.0 seconds last spring to tie Ivory ('rockett's world mark. last (3rey Feature ning sensation Houston McTe.ar says he was never worried in. o Victor "Taco" Perez has been established as an early 6-5 Pete Ashlock is going all out to get Wells a rematch with current favorite to retain his Southern junior middleweight championshIp world champion Elisha Obed. The pair met in July in Miami when he defends it Dec. 2 agaInst Edgar Ross. The 10-rounder, set Beach with Obed coming out on top via a fifth round knockout. (or the Orlando Sports Stadium, will be this area's last show of But, Obed wasn't the champ, and Wells Is now a much better 1975 and it looks like it might be the best one of the year. fighter than he was at that time. Gene Wells is now ranked No. 6 in the world in the latest Issue of Ring Magazine. The current Southern middleweight champion Joey Vincent's next outinw will be in Fernandina .. Reach against Max Horde. The scheduled 10-rounder is set (or Dec. 13 did nothing to hurt that lofty rating when he soundly Jose Martin Flores in Houston on Nov. 16. Wells next thrashed ring ap- in the air at this moment, Wells sustained a cut In his win over with Horde himself doing the promoting. Vincent knocked Horde senseless with just one punch on Oct. 28 at the Sports Stadium. pearance may be in support of the Perez-Ross war but that is up As anticipated in this colu last week, Orlando promoter But Max isn't convinced that Joey isa better fighter and he made Vincent an offer that according to Vincent, "was too good to pass up.', McTear Easily Outruns Horse lost tryvie- Perez Favored To Keep Championship IN BRIEF ried Sunda%', Nov. 23, )975-3B Barbour& Co. Ladies League Cathy McCloud rolled the only 200 game even of the nite. Marion Farell.a spared the 5.7 split, Ann Medley picked up the 6-7-10 and Carolyn Betts spared the 2-6-10. Foresters Mixed League Converted splits by: Kathy Norton 6-7, Judle Vanfleulen 57, and the 5-10, and David Norton 3-7-10. HIgh series for the night ras rolled by Don Martin (506) and a 200 game. Carol Smith was high for the women 481.183. Bob Moyer was 114 pIns over his average as he rolled a 49 serirs. Tune-tip Up to Sqt'. of major mutt, r)e Complete chassis lubrication, oil chin and filter Helps ensure long 'caring parts S smooth, 1101 e I performa nci' Please 'hone for *j)pointment Includes light trucks Brakes 2.Whul Front Disc: Inslall Irunl disc t'rak, pids • Repat- nr '...;.. th rquipm,'fl our lnsprt front her) brItIngs S prutrsijonals (ine'lutic )our .pet hdra'.iIic system and rl, gine. installing new poInts, plugs (does not snilude rear ssheeki (OfldCflSrf e Helps maintain a • - "'It Goodyear Servics 8tors Engine btad - At OR rnoth tunning engrn,, 4Wh.,I Drum-Type: Instill mileage •lncludes Oct. trk,' linings all tour sheoIs • lii" sun, TO)ola, VW & Iiht trucks 1 1.11 k thr.'i bi'rings • Ifliprcl br.,r h) ilijIjIlt s t,'rT) .iild fluid for m.xxi i:jum gas (ront 95 *44 $4 tot Itt' $2 to, air cend $395 Mdtionjl pist latta If needet GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. I ______ SANFORD -. - ____________ PH. 322.2821 -'-q �Hardy Plants Grow ;Z ~ 1i Sem i nole ". . & . Condey Corp to Letter N Stan & Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. WI. Rita, Lt 517 Heathon Village ,"- - BmcNMBEA17Y :'__ ~~i_ 1% _ _____ ~4k ____ J 3 J[ - - . The Herald Services __ ______ HOME .- - - I 'Y totaled $19O,3, 11 ______________ J1T _ji. UiiirJI - Plants on this page, five stars (tolerant, easy) 11 48—Evening H e rald, Sanford, Fl. L I Sunday, Nov 2, 97 ______________ -- -= t Water Not Good In Sal By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeatures e - b years before It s put into prac- edge of a cold chisel is correctly Q. — I'm getting ready to fix helpful ooklets, tical use. During World War II, f ormed, it Is hardened and then a few holes in a bla ck" drive- v -1 I I 113 -A e e mRRONDR .' IP watering, air circulation, you buy plants with large top adjustinents to be made on both temperature, or humidity, and growth but no roots (and they sides. The plant has to adjust to doesn't need different kinds of know enough not to buy amn, you and )our environment, am treatment at di fferent seasons ei ther ) that have Just made the you and yours have to adjust to trip from Florida. Their plants the plant. Any Oi them five-star plants will have been in the store for a &=Wfimes more than in. would make food plan ts f or while and will have made part troduct ions all around is told a re4iuvi about the necess'.- building some concrete bunkers the strength to cut metal. It slightly textured surface ,as send u cents ty of using clean, nonsea water for Atlantic defense. T and a long, busy people. A plant such as a of the transition from the high necessary. U you have small he bunk- must be tempered, otherwise though tiny bits of gravel had STAMPED. when mixing concrete. My en began to dWntegrate in less the cutting edge would ed en- large philodendron, rubber humidity and light of the chikiren, suggest to thiem that be sc been mixed in with the original Velope to neighborsays be read a story than a t5t. plant, or pony pall always can greenhouse to the shock of It's bed manners and messy to brittle that it would break the blacktop material. How can 1 477 huntington H un gton , N . Y. 1h43. entertain itself al though t is "real saying i was perfectly all first time it was used on hard get the same effect with ordinalife" In the drier and nibble on plant.;. in - . right to use sea water. He didn't Q. I know that a cold chisel metal. The chisels are made ry blacktop' save the story,so I ha ve no way is used for cutting metal, but f rom By making the mixture Of knowing whether he was when I tried to find out sorr*_ Q. — We have a small terra of the right. Was he? thing more about it — suchas cotta statue- The bottom ofjtis guessed was put down orgjna. A. — No. What he read was a why it is cp1led "cold" - — I very rough and when the statue ly. But there is no need to do story that a team of chemists in couldn't find it in my dictiona- is moved carelessly, it leaves Your own mixing. Many buildFrance and Belgium had de. ry. Can you give me some in. scratches on a wood surface. I ing supply dealers sell a type of , i $100. 'For either of Andy l..angs h Invest Instead Of Paying Off Home I — 5i., 1 don't see where you'd gain I suggest you confer with You should experience no A bout eight years ago we anything by paying this moe- your C.P.A. or tax attor ney and difficulty in moving your Purchased a $11,000 block borne tgage aliest Invest It Instead. secure complete analysi s of property quickly. with 26 per cent down and a Dear Mr. Saxon, your present Income and tax mortgage lean of 6% per cent My wif e and I are retired and basis. Then, call a Real Estate Send your questions to : Our payments are $130 a month 04t with our investment and Counselor f or an appointment Real Esta te Investments, The and the principal Is $10,000. (poclal Security we are corn- and Evening Herald, 300 North With ow current income we fortably situated. But we do beneficial move for you to French Ave., Sanford, Florida could pay off this mortgage In ow n a large apartment boast make, 3m1, two or three years. We're In oar we no longer reed, and which Wi but are thfnkhg of retiring prevents no from being free at $5 or 0. iou1d we pay extra as we would like to be even with ea this mortgage t. get ftpajd a rela tive looking out for It off? while we are out of town. I Mrs.F.IC. woWdUethoaeofft,eit YOU MAY LOSE $2,000 IN TAX CREDT IF YOU DO NOT BUY RIGHT NOW!!! PRESENT5PCT TAX REBATE EXPIRES DECEMBER 31st, 1975. yGiveAway$2,00 - SANK ---I--- - --- ~;. ., Investments BY LARRY SAXON — -- - _~~~ an SEENK . Dear Mrs. F.1.C., by selling It or tradThg It for One thing torernembertj got appreciation land for the the 6% per *t rate is lea. than cht'& ; but I understand my you could earn elsewhere. So taxes would disalpate meat of why invest your extra cash at my .wnenlp since I have 6½ per cent when you can earn owned ft for twenty years. Is O½orlO per cent on that cash. there any way for mnetogv. rid Comlder that extra cash uan of ft without gh1ngntoltbe Investment. By investing that money to Uncle Sam? moncy In good quality boixis t IL FD. Live At Sanora And Save 5% TAX CREDIT 5% DOWN PAYMENT 7.75 INTEREST NO LOAN OR CLOSING COST. f. EPOSSESTSIQUN! Si 35 HOMES AT SAVINGS VP TO 14000 PER HOME! FINANCING AVAILABLE — $ ALL HOMES COMPLETELY RENOVATED AIR CONDITIONED C Charlotte G. Lawrence, sgl to Barton B. Ptictter & wt Olivia M., Lot 6, Crystal Point Amended Plat, 835.000. .,,.. 't.i.'-C' t . i.e.,1 i,,I .'"es" '..'', J"I"dI3C'.,')"4 "3"•I ' DIOWW Iii (T1ARONDA HOMES, PH. (305)668.6170 or 67I2$12 (loll '.1 this weekend and register to win a set of men 's an d women 's golf clubs , There's no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. . Dorothy A Runlon, sgl , Ll 11 L W k-i NOW FROM ONLY WE'RE OFFERING I A " "Tu 17 'a;o'D 'i .t e. WALL TO WALL CARPET The Muskey Co. to Rex Dev. Corp., BrIlley C. Angle & wt. Berth&, Lf 4. of 19 Ilk D. Lake Wayman tits , lotS, 51k 0. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 61k 4, Tiff 1, E. P Traftords Map of $100. I. 111.900. Sanford. ts.rin M '\:I: 7T1' 50.00 Per Month I I 0 0 0 Utilities JYr. Et E '4 ' thro Dec. II, '73 Mods Is open: 12:00 1:00 IITowards LENTY till dark Saturday till dark Sunday Enjoy---- Sanora is the delightful, family-oriented, residential community with such a 1 or iuxury reatures and money-saving opportunities you have to see it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club. A full year's family membership to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Ciub's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. ....L I ......I 'sUlllojllld(lUf FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, Among the many attractions of, life at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association, in which your initiation fee of $400.is paid in full. $500. Moving Allowance. A full $500. moving allowance when you buy a new home at Sanora. Move in for less and you keep the difference. .."/4'9fVJDoJ ,rt4'mFREE 5% Tax Credit. Not a deduction, but a full tax credit. May equal the down payment. 50/al TAX jj Or A ~ MEMBERsHlP MAYFAIR I COUNTRY \\CLUB Low-Cost Financing. We can offer 29-year mortgages to qualified buyers, featuring interest as low as 7.2513O" (APR.) with 2000' down payment, 7.500 0 (A.P.R.) with 10% down and 7.75% (APR.) with 5% down payment. '$16,900 To - $29,500 All of our sparkling new garden homes feature; central heat and air, shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, Continuous Clean oven, decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths, privately fenced pa tio, professional land. 1.Cping,, . and much more. NO IMMEDIATE DOWN ...._.. ....s.ii. pcI. Interest No Closing Costs. No Loan Costs. Free Title Insurance, ' INC. -. II SWIMMING TENNIS BASKETBALL E 1$', Replat of Sanora Units 1 & 7. 140.300, Come out to Sanora GROVEVIEW VILLAGE" ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR 1301 000 and '31,000 New mod els open for display, so come on 04cr ard che the right one for you. 6 , Sanford's '/2 01/ . - TAX REBATE APPLIES --Real Estate ~ ~ ~_~_%_aPLF~ T__ __ --- __ ___ __ - a ( An exceptional Value Due To Mortgage Ahead Of Time And Save [) - -. 165,500. Hills %d, 133 100 F, Mid Fla to Charlotte C Lawrence, 591., Lot 4, 131k E excep — "loped a new process per- formation about it? want to smooth out the bottom cold-mixed asphalt which connutting the use of salt water in A. — Most regular-size dictio- with sandpaper or steel process and it may be many cold metal. After the cutting to the bottom of such objects. SE PRICID '14,500 Sanora!s sout eastern of gravel. Pour it cement mixture& The process naries-give a definition !or it. but I'm afraid it may take off into the holes and tamp it down. involves the introduction into 'The sinaller dictionaries don't. too much of the material. How It is best to make each patch the cement of at least 18 chem- A colid chisel is used for cutting can this be avoided? abcut one-quarter o( an inch klIs whose action blocks the thin metal sheets. cutting rivA. — Forget about sanding or above the swowxiing surface. effect Of the salt in the water. ets, splitting nuts, chipping steel wooling. Almost any hard. It will be worn down smooth by The chemists are seeking metal. etc, It is called ,,cold" ware store sells felt rnaterial the auto traffic over it. worldwide patents for their kTause it is used for cutting rnade especially for cementing 17, 131k C. Lake Wayman Heights, McElmurr . Valerie) Szibo, div , Lots 1 12 131k Lot 12 131k 19 Ben Ward Agency Inc. to Richard Lake Addi,, 1100. Michael Rusk to Barbara S. Rusk, Weath.'rsfjeld, 2nd Addn $25,000 61 Sanlando Springs, The Suburb A. Scho,nbohm a WI Wilma L., Lt 4. Lot 97, Trailwood Ests.. Sc. 1. Orlando S. Ward to Rachel F. Beautiful, Orl. Sec., $9,500. Robert F. Gartner & Elaine to Sweetwater Addn. Oviedo, $33,300. Ward, 5.3,100. wt., L ots 24 1 25 61k 2 Charles L. Robbins & wf Ida May, Walter New I WI Frances to Wm. Juanita Kane, wid to Harold Haystack North Apts. to Cushing Evan Wale, Lk Mary, & Lis 31 & 29 Lot 9$ Lake Harriet Ests, 519.000 A. Corum5 WI Shirley A . Lot 17, 81k Long & wf 5hz., E $7.5' of W 175' E. of Ltd , that part of W ', of 5. W 190' of S 136' of P1 17$' of 131k 2 ' of SE M. Spring Lk Hills, Sec S. Herman Solo to Owen H Slough a. Ci of N 6459' of W 015' of SW'.4 of ',of C ", of SW '401 SE', of HE', of SW'4 of Sec 92030 WI Fra nc es E , Lot lOb. Lynwood. ' of Sec. 2$. Myrtle C. Williams High to David Set. 292072, $5,000. Albert Sloo B. !1 30, C 'f Sr 436, lets part etc., 171.500 .J. BuIma I WI Linda I., Lot 161, Morrell & WI Sarah A. to Terrance 11.772 acre,, $1,610,200. Queens Mirror So. Addn. to CO., Young 1. wt Eli:., S 10' of LOtS, I all Rev, One Willie Williams 5. WI 117,090, of 6, Edgewood Manor, CS, $15,000 Rose Lee to Rose Lee Williams, Lot The Huskey Co.. o Robert Reiche, Newark Trust Co. to Raymond II, 81k F. Washington Oaks, Sec 1, Inc.. Loft, Ilk 0, Swietwater Oaks, Dobbs, Lot 6 English Woods Sd lit $190, Sic. I. $15,900. Addn., $37,700. Wm. C. Evans I M. Kathleen K. The Huskey Co. to Robert Relche Continental Mtg. Ins, Inc. to to John Evens & Wm C. Evans, as Inc., Beg. at NE cot'. of 101 2. 131k D. Donald Gene Harman I wf Trustees, Lots 6 5. 7, 131k II, Evan Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, $190, Gorgarwi, Lt 9$, Traitwood Ests Wale sd Lk Mary, 1100 The Huskey Co. to Robert Reiche, Sec. 1, $23,O3. Doris 0. Oiire & hb. Robert to 191., Lot 81k F Sweetwater Oaks, Kate L. Qvattlebaum, Lots II, 1$, IS Rebecca Argrelte, sgl. to Sec I, Lt 1 81k D Sec 0 etc., & 11, Ilk G. lit Street Extension, Jeremiah Session 1 WI. Patricia P (corrective) SiOO. 1100. John Smortki & wf Theresa to It 297 Bookertown, M. Robin P. Willem I WI. Pulint. Stuart B. Davis Jr. & Marion L. 10 Clifton I. Conley I *1 Donna A • It W. to Robert C. Wasem, Lis 143. 14.4 James A. Larsen & *1. Phyllis L, LI 3, BIk A. KnolIwo, $23,700 & N 'iof 1IS.1 N ''i of 146. Frank I 19 51k H Sky Lark s.d. 137,000, Superior Constr. Co., Inc. to Woodruff's sd, grantors life "t%s , Jon S 2cm I v.1 Sandra to Fred M Ieatrlcs Ash*, Lot 17, Ilk A A. I. $100 . Buzz.ircI & wf. Grace W , Los W. Steven's Addn. Midway, less Samuel Wright Sr&wt. Ann I# Mae N 81k C. Seminole Tern, $4,900 117.1', $201500. to J. W McFayden I *1. Grace Lot Donald F Hill & *1 Marina L. to Neal V Fjrmer, * .or. to Lois F 10, Ilk 17, Tier 10, C P TrafIord's Everett F. Jefferson I WI Earlen, Farmer, Lots 412 5 414, Frank I Mip of Sanford. 11.100. S., Lot I, 81k A, Sweetwater Oaks, W00l1f'utf 5 0. gurantor life est., $100. P. 8. Bennett I wf. Francine to Sec 2, 174,000, Beverly Dickerson I Norman K George C. Wortley I. wf. Elisabeth (Ira Albert J. Gillingham I wf toMarylnO. Conkel, I WI. France,, B, It 7. 81k C, SwWwater Oaks, Cameron P. to Wm. F. Nicholion & Lot 71 Launclwood, $30,000, Sec. S. $59,900 WI Alice,A., condom. Parcel No 36A Leon N. Lauck 5 Viola to Frank C. Mgnolia Svc. Corp to Walt New Oak Harbour Sec. 2. 146,000, Miller I WI. Hazel 1.. It 7. 131k C. luilders Inc., LI 447, Wekiva Hunt Walter Lewis to Noel Martin, Lots West Aitamont, PIts., See 7. 129,000. Club, Fox Hunt Sec. 3, $4 500. 65 & 64, Replat of Winwood Park Keith A. Will.msen & WI. Dorothy Martha J. Mclean to Waymondl. 5.4,100. to Armando Deiacrui & WI. Esther, Wright wt. Mary H., LI 71, Ilk A, Frank Sanderlin Jr. I WI JO Ann to Lt 39 Winter Springs Un. 3, 135,390. Carriage Hill Un. No. I., $31,006. Roland Jot. Labelle I WI Genevieve DiCna 0 Garcia to JOteph Meister Gilbert P. Stiff Jr & Lynda C. to L., Lot 6, 81k A. The Meadows West, I Margarela MetIer, Lot 1641 5 5' lynda C Stiff, igl . LI 175. Sprngt 143.500, 01 167, Lake Harriet Fits , 177,900 Oaks, Un IV, 1100 Dorothy J. Saner, sql. to Carl Harold F. Johnson, exec. Est Eli: Frank F. Groome & Virginia A. to Sasser. sql., Lot 11, Oakland Hills, Methyin to Anthony Tango, Lot 126, James C Schmidt, Etal., Trustee,, $100. Sanford His $12,500, Lot I&N AD' oI Lot 9. Ilk B, Brantley (QCD) S.I.O. Div. Corp. to The Ernest M Whitaker I Jessie Hall Ests., 150,300. Greater Constr. Corp Lake Winsor, Whitaker to Doris D. Foltz, C ½ of Ward Hicks. Inc. to John A. Bach Lk & Rc.a' Ar*a, Winsor Minor, 1st Lot It. all of 70 51k 11 Dr,amwold, 1. M. Kathleen A. Lot 75 San AdUn, $100. $100 dalwood. 130,100 Donald W. WillIams I Jean V. to K I Constr., Inc. to Russell L. Corley & WI. Bernice to Richard E. Dearth I *1 Donna L. Blake & M. Elmyra,Andrew LI 51, Ore Lee Arnold I. John W. Halton, Lot 15. 81k 1, North Onlindo Brook hollow, 145,000, A. ten. Lot 16. 81k B Buena Vista Townsite, 41h Addn , repl. 01 Sb, No, Jean T. Turner, sql. to Arthur 8. Es ts 8190. 2, $20,000 Turner, sql., Tr. I: Lot It Hickory Howell Branch Land Co. to Gifts Viols Witherspoon to Lang Hill, etal, 4 tracts 8100. Builders Inc., SE 54*1 NW 'a of Sec. Johnson, Beg. SO yd. N. of SW car. of Jane K Kauffman to Serge 74.31.30, less Nowell Ests. s.d ripl., NE'iof PIE', of Sec. 227032. run N Christopher Kauffmonn, sgl,Lot 4, 1213•43 3. 25 yd.. E 50 yd, etc. & ½ acre s. In Aloma on Lake Bear Gully, 1100 Terry L. RunlOn & Dorothy to sw con, of NE' 4 Sec 722037.17.000. Fred Angle I M. Rebecca to SE the t 125 FROM 4PRAN11 NENi, rcommenaons to rely priced and labeled. Finish, of the year. ng in the Home" or. "Paint inside and Out, BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES - plant that Is tolerant of varying on, there are some basic things Once you've made your Intensity and day length, is to look for in a plant More, selection, it's time to bring the not too particular as to A good plant place will not let plant on home, and there are Co , J1a1q0& - light - xu Patio Apadments 3222090 started. Mature plants are The most reliable advice Is should have breathing room slower growers, their larger simply word-of-rnouth they shouldn't be all Jammed pots dry out more slowly and recommendations of satisfied together. Each category of plants, or each plant, should be ora sec. Corp _ Process conveyances for 1975 through this week a , was Instrumental in getting Downtown they need less care than young 17* first question mark you'll disorder is permited), and it his Paulued Venture Capital Corp. to assist disadvantaged small development plans off the ground eartier this year. plants that are just getting confront is where to buy a plant. should smell green. 7be plants Patented sioo. $10o,000. ____ Despite - floy Whitney Pratt, %gI to George P. Newton, N 330' of Lt 213, & N 330' ., ________________ LICENSE I I a -. AWAR DE D P4 c., ••,.,.,. \ il,i ji l l l l eneva 6ardens - - ~ ~~~11111111 ~ 1.41,000. - _- 111if a wing of forgetful people These plants may flop over from thirst, but they do not the happyto visit when you have dark er confines of the typ1ca] "dead" or drop a lot of leaves in the time, apartment or house. Irl recrimination If you forget to If you're short of time, But how do you know if a But water them. And, If they concentrate on plants that are pinnt store Is a good already have had their fill, the compatible with each other, place for buying large plants? A will even take another drink plants that have the same helpful rule of thumb Is to look 1" — Just to be good company, requirements and preferences. for a shop that has been in These plants respond en- If you're really well-organized, business at the same location — thuslastically and honestly to have them all lr, the same kind for at least two years. A store ______ good care and hang In there and size pot and potted In that sells Immature plants or while new plant people learn exactly the same potting mix, ones that haven't been acwhat it's all about. The don't That way, the only thing you'll dilinated properly will not last mind being moved or turned have to concern yourself with is even that long. - j'— However, don't treat the two. -., _______________________________ about and are resistant to pests making sure th ey all get .. a diseases. What's more, If exactly the s ame amount of year rcidency a., an absolute -. .............. you do kill one, It isn't messy figh t and water. requirement. Newer thom can so you can dean It up easily and If you have plants wi th all be treasure-troves run by en. dispose of the evidence, kinds of requirements, not all thusiastic ear th people. — One of the most Important will need the same amount of Sometimes more established facts to remember when you water or need to be watered on shops can be death traps, ' about to launch yourself as a the same day. And if they are existing on the strength of their plant lover is that plants will planted In different sizes and sales of small plants and cut take up some of your time kinds of pots, you soon will flowers. because they need a certain discover that plan ts In small Basically, the how and where amount of attention. How much pots dry out more quickly than of buying plants at a local plant - . , J '4, ' time and attention they need plan ts in large pots; and that store comes down to two things: '". de pends on the plant. So you plants in clay pots dry out more what the store looks like, and -. .. should choose one whose quickly than plants In plastic what the plants look like. The demands match the time and pots. Plants in the sun dry out store should be run by sue. -.--.. . --.-.•. attention you can spare. mo re quickly than plants In a cessful plant people, If you don't have much time, shady location. And some businesslike plant lovers. The -invest In large, mature, well- plants are Just thirstier than place should be clean and tidy Actin. Small Biness Admtnittra, () unInlstrator tmslnewnen and women across the nation. Paulucd, a Sanford established plants. Generally, others. (although some creative Louii F F. Pauluccl with a License for property owner I ~~IIIIII ~~ Se minole County saw a slow week In al estate conveyances during th e week ending Nov. 14 when property valued at $2,127,233 chang ed ownership, cow- .IireW Gauthlir & WI Patricia A to Gordon Edw Pirm,p ee Jr. & t JoyceM . Lt Si Robin Hill Un. Sure Success 111 Amy R. Lloyd to Howard C. Lloyd, Rogt'r L. Berry, inc. adm. cia eit Wm, H. All, sgl. to Iva AnnAlt, Lot F i rst Mounta i n Cnstr Co 'o Lots 10, II, & 12 51k Is Crystal Lake of Leo C. Reynolds to LewIs A 9, 81k K Carriage Hill Un t4o 3, Richard A Mathe & WI Sh eila J ot 211, OP. Swope Land Co PIe? 01 Winter Homes. Coombs & wt Sue T., Lot 33, T'n $ 11.000 L ot 11 4, oresI Brook SIn See. Hammock, $17,100. Gertrude P. Fox to Franca p Green Ests,, siso Martin Miritts Corp to David W $37100 Garfield Walker & Agnes P. to Taylor 5 Martha Poole Balte, it Mildr,d C. ReynoId, wid to Graham & WI Peggy W.. Lot 4. 81k 0. NelSOn Olackmore, Trustee to Genevieve C Blair, dba Blair ten. S 40' of lots 4 & $ 81k 13, pared with $2,910,400 in the same week Of li7l. Lewis A. C00mbs& M SueT.. Lot 33, C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 7A. Andrew W. Tesla Jr. £ Atl'c Corp of Amer to Raymond wt Eli:.. Lot Agency, Lot 14, 81k 1, 2nd Sic., Spurlings Addn to Sanford, $1 00 T Real estate 'H Green Ests, $100 3.000 W Numbers & f Lois B U 16 81k U, el C. Hidden Lake Un. IA. Dreamwofd $8 Roy E. Harris, a aft. est Sadie to Walter C Sutter & Doris 7. Noh Orl 2nd Addfl, United Co Fin C DQris J. to Corp to Allen P 511,500 197 , Thomas T. Rs to Thomas T H.H. Bow en & wf Marie. Lot s & lb HOIidy Ice, Inc , LI II Molnar's Andn, erSO Lot 4. Bik P. LOngwood Schraw EnIr., Inc to Fritz Byma, First Mountain Constr Co to Ross, Thomas C. Ross & wf Bøoth's $ U $6000 Ad d n to LW, $35 Park, $ Lot II. 81k 8. Gene Gables Sec. James C. O'Br'en & WI Sarah L Lot iosephin it. ten, S", of Lot 75 all of MU State Homes Inc. to Bobby eredith Manor. $61000 8arnett Bk. to Jack E. union & wi Shoemaker Constr. Co Inc. to 100. Forest Brook, 5th Sec. $37,ioo I. Lot ii. & S ' of Lot 10. all in 81k Ray Sears & wf Rita Kay, E' ,of W' FCC. Ltd. to Frank McMillan, Joafln H., Lot A. Waye Palirath 51k A, Spring Thomas W Hobbs. Jr. & wt Gall B. W. Betty J. American Modulars Corp to The Huskey Co. to Rex Div. Corp.. 20, Sanlando The Suburb Beaut., of Lot 17, Irut, Lots 60 & 11, McHeiIs s H 7$', Entiminger Lot 16, Ilk D. Sweeater Oaks. Sec to Robefl Lot 1 BIk D. IdylIwilde of Loch Micha el Wm. Padgett & Carolyn 0, Valley Farms, Sec II, 155,000. $100. Cobb & wt.Shirley 0. LI 3Orange Villa, lieu of id., $9,000 Addn 7, (correct) $100 , $111, 01k D, Glen Arden His., S44,500. Thomas A, DrockeInk & Susan Arbor, 4, Lot 16, 81k 9 Shadow Hill id, U1.700. Viola Croom, igl to Eugene A. Forresi 1. Greenc 1 rvd. & Trustee% Robt F. Wenrick to Catherine J. to Douglas McArlhur Daniel & wt The Greater Consir. Corp. to Gary Hinely & wt mary Fred 0 SmIth & wt Connie i to Roy Wall 5 *1 Ruth C. to Ronald 0 F Burt? & WI Laura F to JOfl 0 wI Esther to Esther M. Greene, P. Pike & I Marsha C.. C., & Eugene F. Wenrick, Lot 12 Son SIM Knollej, Nancy D . Ll III Spring Oaks, R. Widener & *f Jo Ann, S"i of Lot A Harper Lot 21, 51k & *1 Janils, Lf 10 Richard P. Dapore & WI Margie LI Croom, it. ten, Lot 5, F C Town $100 Beneficiary Lotsj&6, 81k G. Ir. 76, C, SemIle Sites, SIS,000, 60, Eureka Hammock, $15,000 121.000. lit Trallo Est, Sec 1. $77,100 Lorigdale Sd. $19,100 send Hoe%tead, $100. 2nd Replat Sanlando Springs, $100 , Catherine J. Wenrick. l. to Fate Les ter C. Gaul & WI Camille to oco Kelley Welch & wt Marilyn (QCD Patrick J Gregg 5 wf. Roger J. PetirSOn & Shirley A. to Ro Horace J. Blanthfi,lda June E. to L. Gates & Alice F. Some to same as above, L ot s 354, Le* Ramsey &wf Evelyn W., Lot Ii, Sharon 8. Deaent, Lots 13 5 14 Rob M. to Minorca K. Proctor, form. Wm. C. Liskowyak Jr. & wf Cecilia Frances to Frances B Gregg, Lot 5, Charles F. Johnson & er t L. Heinmiller, Trustee Lots San Sim Knofli, 516,540. 81k G. Tract 76, 2nd Replat Sartlgndo 51k B AUdI Park, 1t Addn, $100 , wf Carolyn C., Keenan, Part of Lot 2 Loch Arbor, Ann. Lot 42, WilOod, 127.500. (less W ISO') 81k 0, Pearl Lake His,, II, 12. 13 & II, Southern Fla. it Lot 306 Spring Oaks Un. Spring, 1100 . 2. United Asg Inc. to Mchaet 1st Addn,, $3I,0. Geo. S Witmers Replat of Nor th McKnie C. Pifls I WI Eugenia to firanimir Botic & Hella to Quinn Amory Co. Plat of Gene Geneva Tr,, Sec IS Lake, etc Drayovitch & *1 Lucille F. Lot John F. Yamnit 5. wf Gall M. 5, , $100. Joseph P Fpplai & wf Angels M., Mer1ith Manor (JIll. Corp to 203], $20,000 D Parker, Lt 6 E. 81k ee Sw twater Wekiva Hunt Club Irene A Yamnit:, tg1. to Fox Geo. Hunt. ' C. Charles W, Minerya Y, Proctor to KeIle LI 17, English Wos, lit Add,, Henry 5 wf Amber J., Ruth Ramsey Buer ger, 591 to 1.47.200. Oaks, Sec 1, 160.9cC. Dempsa Jr. & wf Anne W, LI 51. Lot 610,300 Welch 5 WI Marilyn M , that part of 3M 5 W 170.2$ of Lot A, GeOrgeM. Buerger, sgl., Lot 91. Fla Ellis Quick 5 Rilla to P. H. Replat of Pert of Sportsmans Sanlando Fits. Sd, 13,00. Lot 1 L oc h Arbor, Geo. S. Witmers James L. Cox Builder, Inc. to James E. Davis 5 Margaret R. to Culpepper 5 WI Rachel, Lot 5. 81k 8 RepI. of Land & Colonization Co., Ltd., W. Paradiw, $10,. John P. Clary 5 wf June L, Lot 14, North Amory Lake desc, ober? W. Gignac I WI Linda L Lt Carmel C. Smith 5 WI Gladys to 8eardall's Map Maltbie Shores, $11,000. of St. Joseph's, $100. BIk C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 7, Jaymor Corp. to St.hen C. Schiro Herbirt $100 15 & C ' M. Lively 5 WI Ry J.. of 16, 61k 8, West B . F. Box & wt OnieM. to James K. $75,000. & wf Diana 5., Lot 7$ Northwood. Beg at pt 15' N & 2$' E Donald L. Montgomery & Eleanor Minerva K. Proctor to Jamie w of lnters.c, Avant I Altamonte Hts, Sec 1, $,S00 Joan W 177.76' of s'1 $75,500. Charles C. Blackburn & *1 Fee C. of C en terline of Elder Rd I Nevada to Eleanor P. Montgomery, Lot . Oppert 5 WI Carol yn B , part of Lots Bel.Aire Homes, Inc to Robert S. of Lot 61, Sanford Celery Delta. to Marion B. Gregory & Jaymor Corp to Richard W. Rose Ave., run Esther 51k 5 South Fern Park d, 1100, I & 7 Loch Arbor. Ceo S Witmers Poof F along N rw 1IV etc. iki STUDIO I, 2, 3 L., Polio Unit D 2 AS WI. Theresa J., Lt SI? Spring & *1 Cathie W., U 07 Northwood, Outlot 12, Lewis Herald M. Wayne HovIs to M Wayne Replat of North Amory Patio Unit Lake, etc Oaks Un, V., $35,500. HomesIte,, James H. Dyson Sr $25,790. BEDROOM SUITES 5 WI D2 The Villages, 130.000 Hovi & WI EvelynM ,Lot 17 (less W 11,100. $i7,90, Nader Homes, Inc to Lynnwood Margaret etal to Winl' Springs Epoch Prop Inc.. to Richard Wm. 7 Robert L Smith 5 WI Margery M. 15.56') 5 W 4710' of 16, BIk 5, Lsvle Fla. Inv . to Rudol ph C. Joan M. Parker,sgl to Edward C A Lee 5 WI Diane R , Lt 11, Lake Dey, Corp. from SE c or. to Victor C. Ruthavich 5 wf Helen, Jones of Gardena Kelleher, condom. Unit C 133 Bldg. Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Parker, a $gl, Lot tOO Queens Mirror Searcy Shore,, . $36700 wf Ernestlns P., Lt 413, Farms, 249.9994 acres ml Lt 21, 81k 0, North Orl. Ten'., Sec 6, Weklva Villas, condom, Palm Spgs. Sec. $100 7,O00. SO. ReatAddn to CS • $100 S SprIng Oaks Un. 3, 840,100. Lynnwood A. Lot 5 WI. Diane P to The Huskey Co. to Oak Tree Un No 7, les s part, $31 , 0. The Huskey Co. to Harry A. Salvatore Cr Arde::one to Evelyn Randolph Scott Judith F. to John Wrenco Homes, Inc to Richard 0 Virgil J Payone & WI Mare. LI I. Homes Inc . LOt 3, 131k U. Sweet Wm F. Holler Jr & Jos ephine to Collins & wI Irene Goehring Constr Co. Inc., Its Ilk H Ardezone, Lots 3 & 4 131k K. D. Hudson & wf Geneva, Lot II San A, LI 211. hater Oakt. Sec East Longoj, S U, 173.900. 7, 119.990. S J. Davis Jr. Trutt, Lots 1 6 1 Wrenwood His., Un, No. 2, (GNMA), G. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 1 $19,900. Northgate s U. $100 Lanta, 3rd S ec.. 115.900. The Greater Constr. to The Huskey Co. to Oak Tree N'3 of 7, 81k 4, Tier 2. E. R. Traf. SI0,400. Charlie E. Gromer 5 wt Jane to Stanley J. Danese to Barbara J. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Wm Lawrence P. Armstrong I WI. Map of 37, of 1505 W. 25th St. Homes Inc.. Lt Ilk F, Sw,qater Anthon y Miller 5 WI Regina Mae, lords Sant. & w Danese. 591, LII less F 7'. 131k K of S' 7 W. H. Green I Sons Inc. B Mitchell & WI Mary C.. W to, of Christine K , LI 2. 81k C. Seminole to Oaks. Sec 7, $19,900. & w 32' of It I 51k 1 Tier 2, 825.000. Marilyn T. Tessier, Lt 5, 91k K Lot 10 & 5 46' of 9, Tr. 1, Paradise Summerset North, Sec 6. 1100 SANFORD Lot 97, WinSOr Manor, lit AdUn, Site,, $25,600 Janice L. Reid to Gordon C. Reid, Point, 2nd Sec., W H. Green 5 Sons, Inc. to Robert Charles N. Collatcs & Florence to too Skylark sd, 130,000. Eli: W. Gutmann form Williams 591, Beg 310' N of SE car. Sec s.20 Stephen H. Spears 5 *1 Nancy G. C. Shifter 5 WI Nancy M, Lot 14, Combanks Corp., W 22$' of Ilk 7. (QCD) Lou Ellen Meeks, David HindrickSOn 5 Violet 8. to 5 Linda W Tangeman to Van D . 591 to 32, run N 640', W 330' etc $100. Walden Terr, 133,000 to Raymond A. Oslolski 5 wt Eli: Profett'ønally Mana.rd Plan of Wlldmere, $30,000. Howard Me*k*, sgl., Lt 114 & S' of Martin Marietta Corp. Lot IS, BIk H Allen & wf. Virginia P . C ' of Lots 9 F. Allan Greene, Trustee to Errol M ,N 71.70 of Lot 11, I S 46.00' of 12 By Hazel Daniel to Pan Amer. Bk Tancleod Sec. Frank Jackson & wf Oils Mae to 113, M M Lord's lit Addn Cittus L. Greene, Beneficiary. LOt 7 81k C, 3 repi., 123.500 5 10 81k S. Tier S. Sanford. $1S. Oils Mae Jackson a Ceola J. His., 01k E, Bna Vista Ests., 111,200. Orl, Lot 7 131k C. The Colonnades, 1100 Jefferson 0. Lawyer & WI Letha (QCD) Maxine Pearl Shagsta to 2nd RepI, Tr. IS, Sanlando Spns Reliford, Lot ill, Wlnwood Park, Sandra Lee Kluttsf or m. McCoy to 1%? Addn, $16,200 M. to Eugene M Schle,ter Jr. & wt Howard Meeks, igI. to Win. H. $100. Charles Michaol SMsta. that part A ll. Spgs., $190, David Paul Percha & wf Nancy M, James 0 Saner & Wanda A to Trammell, sgl., 11114 & S% of 113. Sucanne F .Lot 165. Wondcresl Unit ii Unslattid part of 81k I D.R. F. Allan Greene, Trustee to Lot 2 81k 20 No. On 61h Addn, Luis Cracia &wf Irma, LI 14 131k 16, S. S3b.O TheGn,aterconstr Corp. to Dana M. N. Lords lit Addn Citrus His., Forrest I Greene, Beneficiary, Lots 110,313 Mltchills Survey of Levy Orant, D. Williams I wI Cathy J., Lot 147, North Orl., 512.500 $14,000. $106. I 1, 5, II 19 & 20 d1k F. Tr. 77, Weklva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, Hallmark Constr. Co. Fla., to Ruth The RObinO Ladd Company to Ella Pearl Yarborough, wid. to P J WalIitdt & wf, Alida to Sarilando Spgs., 3rd repl., $100. 143,590 Eli:. Hergot?, Lot 29 131k A, The Cynthia M. Clish.am, Lot 73, Nor Geneva Church of the Phyllis H Batholomew, W 10' of N Nazarene, F. Allen Greene, Trustee to Eslher Springs Shadowood Village, Sec 2, The Greater Cnstr. Corp. to Leon that part of St, thwOOd, 135.000. 3505 N 70' W of Canal, etc. in N 'i , of NE' of NE'.'4 of M Green,, Beneficiary, Lots 6$, IS ut,soo. Equitable Life Assur Soc. to Jean Thornhill 5, WI Thelma i., Lot 31, SE', of Sec. 2120 32. W of SR £6, Ii, 131k F Tr. Of C ' of W ' of SE t of NW', of 71, Sanlando Spgs., 3rd 81k F, Seminole Sites, $25,000. Martl.a N. Casselberry to Nathan 11.000. Plydegger, sgl., condom. Living Unit Sec 157030. 1100. repl, $100. 2 Van Meter & wI Lillian C Beg at Plo 707, Bldg. U, Crow n Oaks, 1t LillieMi. Lord to 81cc Corp., Lot Kathryn S. Morgan, exec. Est. F. Allan Greene, Trust** to Errol F cor, of LI I). 131k D. RepI of 8l D. AUU, 533.500 Alex B et 81, to Emery C. Ntm*man L. ortme, Soneficiary Lots I & 191, Lot 9 & W 1326' of S 81k G. 2 Tr;Plelf Lake Stiore-S Addn , eic , Howell Branch Land Co. to Gidu Barnett Mtg. Co to jamej I WI M. Faye, t In • & Josep Replat of Sanora, Un 1 17, 139.000. h H. Ilk F, Tn. 77, Sanlando SprIngs 3rd 11CC. Builder s Inc., SE'., of NE', of Sic Drury 5 WI Cheryl M., Tucker I wi Annie Mae, Beg. at Pt i in?, E'. of repl., Altn J, Villiene, sgl. to Alton J 4$100. 26 71 30, lets Howell Ests s U repl. Its 151 & 159 Ruth E. Loose to Donald Loose & 970'S & 20756' W of NE cor. of Sec Van Adale Osborne Villiets 1 John A, Ill, 01k 1, The Linda F. Fost er to Fred M. Foster, less other part, $2 1 7,. FR OM Dorothy Karstens, Life cit. to 3S 19 etc., HOMES 30, 173.600. Brokerage Co. Addn Black Ham. Woodlands, $100 lot IS. Greenwood Ests. Town of Grantor, 81k s, of s Howell Iranch Land Co. to Oldus mock, $15,000. let us build one of oi sWt, of James F. Tucker 5 WI Anne F to Fla Residential Comm Inc. to Longwood, 1100. NW', of Sec. 32.21.29 & Lot 30 Sear Builders Inc., Lot 12, Howell Es.. s.d our unique homes on Fore,' E.CWeston & WI Joan P , The Greater Constr. Corp. Alvin). Robey & WI Mary H ,L17), o Linda E. Foster to Fred M. Fost er , Lake Hills $100. repl., $3,300. Beg at p197' N 10 deg El 100 'S 50 Vivian L. your own private lot A rn old, 591., Unit 131k A, North Orlando Terr . Sec 9 A. Bldg. 110' of E' of Ill? & S 110' of 1$, The Greater Constr, Corp to Peter Walter deg E of NE cor. of Govt. Lot 7, Se c . We offer 10 different Jos Muller lii I WI Delle S Saus.alito, condom,, Ph. I, 179,500. Un No 2, 129.100 131k C. Lake Wayman His,. Lake P Firrant 5. wf Diana M., porlion of 0 to 436 Pr02.nty Inc., from SE cor. 17031, etc. , 15.000. John D. Holt & WI Delefw to David Addn $100. plans for you to Select from (QCO) Mack McClain Ind, etc to of NW Lts 73 & 71, 61k F. Seminole Sites, 1 1 of Sec. is 2130, run N fl deg L. Jenkins &wf Joyce K., Calbert Constr., Inc to Ralph W Lt 13 Mead Louie Wright, FROM Linda E. Foster to FredM Foster, tnt: It S, 81k9 Tr. 33 min 27c W 361 50' Of C.. $171,000. Manor Un. No. 1, 1425, $76,000. Kelley. sgl, Lot 11, 61k E, HIghland less part, 0. Sanford, EA. Trafforas Map, 5)10' of Lot 151 S 110' of W' of Lot . '23,0001 Frede 13 Moore to John D. Albert E. Szabo I WI Patricia to 135.900. Un No I. $21,500 With 97$-58 u n i1 Land Tra sac t ions Are Recorded ~~i) C ,I Sunday, Nov. 23, 0 �'_-_ '.- B-Evenjg_Herald, Sanlord, Fl, Sunday,_Nov. 23, 1975 ___________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice p ______________________ Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice - CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT F6R IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ADVERTISEMENT FOR lIDS Notice of Meeting of District IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Star Pitcher PUBLIC NOTICE Ii ñereby given Board of Trustees of Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO, )S2327.CA2OE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR ta, Sealed Proposals will be Community College, COUNTY. FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. In Re: Adoption of receivedbyTheCltyofCassetberry, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S7O3S. CASE NO. 7S.731.CA23C JOSEPH PARKER WINGATE and Florida. at the City Hall until 7.30 TheDistrlctBoardofTrust,.swlit CIVIL ACTION NO. 15.22$3.CA.o. NATIONAL HOMES AC ERIC CARSTEN WIP4GATE In Re: Potitiofl Of P.M. local timeon December I, 1975 hold a rule adoption public meting EE CEPTANCE CORPORATION. NOTICE OF ACTION r the furnithing only of three I)) at 7:30 P.M. December 9. 1973, in the STOCKTON. WHATLEY. OAVIN 1. RICHARD w. CASHI N FOR See 1s Fo i"tij ne L. Plaintiff, 10: CLINTON CARSTEN horizontal, split case centrifugal Board Room in the Administration COMPANY, a Florida co,pO'atiOfl, ADOPTION OF ROBERT vs A MINOR, AND DICKINSON Plômnt, Ti4OME. 'JR pumps and drivers In accordance Building at Seminole Community LEROY KIRKLAND and JUNE ELlZABETHANNC0X,AFO *47 North Florence Street with Specifications and Procedural College, Sanford, Florida for the KIRKLAND, his wife. NOTICE TODEFEND Tulsa, Oklahoma • DocumentspreparedbyCiark, Diet: purpose of repealing, amending, or ALBERT REYNOLDS. JR and Defendants. TO ROBERT L. THOME. SR . YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an and Associates Engineers, Inc. adopting the following proposeo LUCILLE REYNOLDS. NOTICE OF SALE Address Unknown action for adoption of chitdren. PROPOSALS WILL BE regulations of the District Board of nted LiSt HEREBY ARE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Joseph Parker Dickirnon and Eric PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Trustees Any person wishing to be NOTICE OF ACTION nas been NOTIFIED that an action pursuant to a Final Judgment Of Carsten Dickinson, of whom you are ALOUD immediately after the heard on these TO ALBERT REYNOLDS. JR. proposed reguIation NEW '3RK (AP) Like rlaLions forever, filed against yOl in the above titled foreclosure dated November 20th, alleged to be the natural father has expiration of the time established will be provided an opportunity to do Residence Unknown 1975 and entered in Case No 73203.3 been tiled by Robert Catfish Hunter, Andy Mes.. nature of thiS aclion is Dick Moss, counsel fIX ti The Otis Wingate above for receipt of Proposals Court. an YOU ARE NOTIF lED that so by appearing before the District the Circuit Court of the 3nd you are Petition for Adoption of ROBERT L. sersimth is a quality right- Major League B.asebaU Players of required to serve a COPY DRAWINGS, SPEC IF I CAT IONS Board of Trustees at this meeting. action to foreclose a mortgage on Eightth Judicial Circuit in and of your writtenijefenses, It any, to it AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS 6Hx2S. 2.16 Relating to Sabbatical the following property in Seminole THOME, JR.. a minor, by handed pitcher, a 20-game win- Association, presented Mes- for Seminole County, Florida. on Keith M. Deal. Plaintlif's at RICHARD W. CASHIN, Petitioner. Drawings, Specifications and Leave County, Florida: net and an All-Star. His agent sersmith's case. The players wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC torney, whose address i 101 Bernett Procedural Documents may be 6Hx2S 2,19 Relating to Code c' Lot land 2, Block 9, PINE LEVEL The name of the Court in which adoption proceedings are pending 5 hopes the similarity doesn't end association claims that Mea- CEPTANCE CORPORATION is Regency Tower, Jacksonville, obtained upon appliction at the of Ethics for Faculty SUBDIVISION,accordinu tothe plot the Circuit Court 01 the Eighteenth plaintiff, and LEROY KIRKLAND Florida 377)1 on or before December f ice of Clark, Diet: and Associates there. 6Hx75. 101 RelatIng to Philosophy thereof as recorded in Plot Book 6, sersmith Is a free agent, that he Judicial Circut, in and for Seminole and JUNE KIRKLAND. his wife, 30th. 1913, and file the original with Engineers. Inc., 500 W. Fulton Of the Student Development Office Page 36 of the Public Records of The 30-year-old Messersmjth has met his contractual corn- ore County, Florida, Case NO 75 771' defendants, I will sell to the the clerk of this Court either before Street, P.O. Drawer 1976. Sanford, .6Hx23 4.0)2 Relating to Seminole County, Florida. and best bidder for cash at Service on Plaintiff's attorney or CA 20 C wants to be declared a free mitments to the Los Angeles highest Florida, 3277), upon the payment of VocationalTechnical Education has been filed against you and you the west front door of the Seminole immediately thereatter; otherwise You are required to tile your a a deposit of $10.03 per set. The Admission Requirements are required to serve a copy of your agent and get his face on top of Dodgers and that he no longer is answer or other defensive pleadings County Courthouse, Sanford, iudgment will be entered against deposit shall be in cash, or check 6Hx2S. it, 103) defenses. if any, to Relating to Adult and written baseball's most wanted list, their property, Florida,at 11:OOAM.onthe9ltsday with the Clerk of the above named you for the relief demanded in the drawn payable to Clark. Deit: and Continuing Education Admission JULUIS C December, 1975, the following complaint or petition. PETRUSK. Courtandseryea copy thereof upo's just like Hunter did last year. Messersmlth played the 1975 Associates.Ertgineers, Inc The Requirements ROWLAND AND PETRUSK the Petitioner's attorney, B. C WITNESS my hand and the seal of deposit for each set will be refunded Hunter, who became a free season with an unsigned con- described real estate located, 6Hx2S 4.067 Relating to Plaintiff's Attorney, 'whose address PYLE. ESQUIRE. of Whit1a ?r. situated and being in Seminole this Court on Novem,er 20th, 1975. to bone tide bidders upon return of Disciplinary Procedures and is33 East Robinson Street, Orland agent because the Oakland A's tract after the Dodgers had re- County, Florida, to wit: Pyle and Stump, Post Office Box 3)7. (Court Seal) the Contract Documents in good Student Riahts Florida 33*0), on or befo Oviedo, Florida 32763. not later than breached his contract, put him- newed his 1974 contract, as pro- From the East Quarter corner of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. LHx2S 4 0* Relating to Student December 10th, 1915 and file the condition ii flOt later than fifteen (15) SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 71 south, as Clerk of the Circuit Court self on the open market and 1ded by Paragraph I( of the RANGE days following the award of a Insurance original with the Clerk of this Court the 19th cay of December, 1975. 30 EAST, run Welt 311977 reqwred by law, else a Judgment By: Lillian T, Jenkins 6H123 3.11 Relating to Fees Contract. Filly per cent of the either before service on the Plain closed the cash register only basic agreement between the feet along the East West Quarter will be entered against you. As Deputy Clerk 661*23 . 5.111 Relating to Refunds tiffs attorney or immediately deposit will be refunded to non Section line of said Sedion 7; thence Publish: Nov. 23, 30, Dec. 7, II. 1975 bIdders who returned the Contracl IN WITNESS wHEREOF, t have after the New York Yankees players and the owners. 664*25 ' 3.02 Relating to Receipts thereafter, otherwise a default w South 00 degrees 1' 09" East 23.00 hereunto set my hand and seal at DET126 cbopped in a five-year package 6Hx2S SOS Relating to Payroll be entered against you for the reli Documents within the time specified Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, The Dodgers-represented feet for a point of beginning: thence and Salaries above, demanded in the Complaint. worth more than $3 million. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR continue South 00 degrees ts oc" WlTNES5myhandandthesealof this 17th day of Novembfr, 197$ 6Hx2S.S.OlRelatingtoTraveland PROPOSAL GUARANTEE Friday by learn President PeSEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. East 307.02 feel, thence North 1' Legally, Hunter's award of Subsistence for Personnel Each Proposal shall he ac this Court, thiS 6th day of November, (Seat) ter O'Mailey; i.o.0 Hoynes, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S)9t3.CAo! degrees 59' 17" West 106 ID feet. Arthur It Rkwi?h, Jr hi.s freedom hy iiritrator Peter ii5 309 Relating to Em cernpaniecj by a certifitJ itic(kor an 19/5 DIVISION: E j thence NOrth 00 degrees Clerk of the Circuit Court counsel for the National acceptable form of Proposal Pboyment of Consultants Seitz does nothing for Mes- League, and Chub F (Seal) East 307.03 feet; thence East 101 36 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP By Elaine RiCharde 661*25 5.17 Relating to Personal Guarantee in an amount equal toot eeney, feet Arthur H. B.ckwith, Jr. TGAGE ASSOCIAT ION, a cor sersxnith. But financially, it has president of the National to the Point of Beginning: Deputy Clerk least five (5 per cent of the amount Properly Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish, No 16. 23. 30, Dec 7, 1975 become a measuring stick, ac- League-say part of that re- (LESS the South 100 feet thereof) poration organized and existing of the amount ot the Proposal. Copies of these proposed By: Martha T Vihlen DEl Si Being a part of Lot 21 Of A. E. under the laws Of the United States, payable to the order of The City of regulations of the District Board Of Clerk _________________________ Deputy cording to Messersmith' GRIFFIN's SUBDIVISION, newed contract includes Para- Seminole Plainliff, Casselberry, Florida, as a Truste,sareavailabletorlrvspection Julius C. Petruska INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE agent, Herb Owond, who vs. County, Florida. ac guarantee that if the Proposal is in the President's Office located in of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. graph iDa, the renewal clause, as JAMES A. cording to the plat thereof SINGLETON and accepted, be doing the negotiating if the Bidder will execute the Administration Building and 33 East Robinson Street CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ot BARBARA SINGLETON, in Plot Book 2, page and that they can Room 102 located in the "F" Faculty Orlando, Florida 3210) his wife, the Contract. COUNTY, FLORIDA. client is plared on the open conct annually forrenew as ng )(as recorded the Public Records of Seminole Defendants. Office Building at Seminole Corn. Publish. Nov 0, 16, 73, 30, 1973 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES CIVIL NO. 7S1690CA09E market and made available County, Florida. NOTICE OF SALE It must be understood that TIME munity College. Sanford, Florida. A DET 4) FE DE PAL NAT IONAL MOP they like, Notice is hereby given tnat; said property being the same as set the highest bidder, iSof the essence of the Contract, and copy of any of the proposed rules will TGAGE ASSOCIATION, prsuant to an forth in the Final Judgment of order or a final that failure on the part Of the Con. be made available upon request. "The Hunter case set a very Pijintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND The union disagrees, con- foreclosure, judgment of foreclosure All objections to this notice and FOR entered In tractor to compete the Contract SEMINOLE COUNTY, VS. expensive precedent," Osmond tending the language of the Dated this 70th day of Novemb,q, the above.capfioned Oction, I will Work within the 'Time agreed upon propriety of the scheduled public BETTY L. STOJEX. a Single FLORIDA. sell the property situated said Friday before Messer- clause is clear. The union says In will result in certain loss and meeting should be filed with the CASE NO. 7S.1174CA.04-D woman, and FINANCIAL AC Seminole County, (COURT SEAL) District Board of Trustees on or In Re: The Marriage of Florida. described damage to the Owner. srnithandaparadeofattorneys IDa gives the club the Light to CEPTAPICE CORP.. as: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. It will be a requirement Of the before December 7. 1973. All legal JAMES C. CLARK, Husband, Defendants. began a case that could shake renew a player's contract only Løf 7$, GRANADA SOUTH, •C Clerk of the Circuit Court Contract that if the Contractor shall isSues should be brought to the and AMENDED up management-player once. cording to the plot thereof a Dy Cecelia V. Ekern failor neglect to complete his Work Trustees' attention and an attempt ANGELA P CLARP. Wife NOTICE OF SUIT recorded in Plat Book 15, Pag Deputy Clerk on or before the date fixed for made to resolve them prior to the TO, Financial Acceptance AMENDED Publish: Nov. 23. 1975 Public Records of Seminole County. completion by these Documents, public hearing. Corp. NOTICE OF ACTION Florida. DET.172 Carolyn P. Stenstrom thens.aictcontracloragre,sfopayto 3527 Broadway STATE OF FLORIDA Subject to easements and the Owner Chairman as liquidated damages TO' ANGELA P. CLARK. Kansas City, MiSSouri restrictions of record, District Board of Trustees I sJt ' the sum of $200.00 for each con 401 Stanley Street, YOU ARE HEREBY notified that 1 FiA F res Together with the fo:Iowing en f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Seminole Community College wcutive calendar day thereafter as a complaint to foreclose a mortgage North Tonawanda, equipment permanently installed hereinafter provided in THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Sanford, Florida 37771 encumbering the following real these New York 11120 which shall be deemed to e a fix. Documents. Publish: Nov. 73, 197$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Properly: CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ture and a part of the realty: COUNTY, FLORIDA. The full amount of such damages DET.)ls that a preceeding for dissolution of Lot 10. Block 22. HEFTLER 1 Whirlpool range, Model RWE may be CIVIL ACTION NO. 132)40 deducted from payments __________________________ marriage has been filed against you HOMES, HOWELL PARK SEC XOA Against Alabama NATIONAL HOMES AC due the Contractor or obtained by and that Petitioner, JAMES C. TION ONE, according to the Plot 1 Fasco Hood, Model fl CEPTANCE CORPORATION other legitimate means of recovery CLARK, seeks other relief against thereof as recorded in Plot Book I), ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 2 Electrl Heat Heaters, Model Plaintiff, If earned payments withheld are PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given you affecting the following Pages 43 through II. Public Records ER.5O vs inadequate to cover Such damages. that Sealed Proposals will be described real property, to wit: of Seminole County. Florida, 1 Electra Ceiling Heater, Model JOHN T. YOUNG and R'SSELLA Lot 26, BlOCk C. W000MERE has been filed against you and you OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED received by the City of Cauelberry, YOUNG, his wife, and SOUTHERN 1100 The Owner reserves the right to Florida, at the City Hall in PARK. SecOnd Replat, as per plot are required to serve a copy of your Fa m e I-I a I I S i fe 1 Cenury Hot Water Heater, LOAN 5. FINANCE CO., INC and reject any or all Proposals and to Cas.selberry. Florida. until 7:30 P N. thereof as recorded in Pl.it Book 13. written defenses, if any, to ton VAN Model SRTI2DV HAILE DEAN SEED CO, INC. waive any informality or local time on Dçcember 13. 1973, for Page 7), Public Records of Seminole DEN BERG, GAY I. BURKE. P A at public sale. tothe highest and best CHAR.LO'I'TE, NC, The en to many members of the technicality in any Proposal in the the construction of Water Main County, Florida. attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post Defendants, bidder for cash, at the NOTICE OF SALE West front interest of the Owner. Improvements, Factory.Buitt AND, you are required to appear Office Box 7V3, Orlando, Fiorida president of the National Mo- NMPA In Alabama, Ficrida, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN door of the Seminole County Dated: November 20, 1973 Sewage Pump Station, Force .in and file your Answer or other 3.2*02, and file the original with the Coudhouse in Sanford, Florida, •t (SEAL) torsports Press Association Georgia and North and South pursuant to a Final Judgment and Gravity Sanitary Sewer, Con. detefll4OrpleadingwiththeCle,kof CleckoftheabovestyledCourtono, 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon on the (NMPA) says his group strong- Carolina and they are all elated foreclosure dated November 20th, By: Bill 8. Crier tract A in accordance with the Circuit Court in and for Seminole before December 17th. 197$. 15th day of December, 1973. ly opposes locating a stock car about the sport of motor racing 1973 and entered In Case No 73.71 Mayor Drawings. Specifications and County, Florida, and serve a py otherwise a judgment may be en (Seal) of the CIrcuit Court of the Atft'st: Procedural Documents prepared by thereof on Petitioner's attorney, tered against you for the relief hall of fame in Alebama. But a finally coming up with a nation- Elght,,th Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Judicial Circuit in and Mary W. Hawthorne Clark. Diet: and Associates. ROGER L. BERRY of BERRY 1. demanded in the complaint, Clerk of the CIrcuit Court supporter calls this "sour al hail of fame. for Seminole County, Florida. Publish: Nov. 23, 30. 1973 Engineers, Inc. FULLER. Attorneys at Law, Post WITNESS my hand and the seal of By: Cecetla V. Ekern wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC DET.119 gapes." The project includes Office Drawer 0, 110 East Corn "'l'be State of Alabama ci the con. Said Court on the 6th day of Deouty Clerk CEPTANCE CORPORATION is structiofloeapproximately,,9$of,,t mercial Street. Santord. Florida November 1975. Bob Monre, in letteri to Ala- not plan to take anything away plaintIff, and JOHN T. YOUNG and Smith. Hutsey, Sthwalbe of water main and appurtenances. 32771, on or before the 4th day of (Seal) Nichols wife, and bama International Motor fromtheNMPAHallofFame," ROSELLA YOUNG, his IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR numerous connects and disconnects December, 1973. or otherwiw a Arthur H. B•ckwith, Jr SOUTHERN LOAN & FINANCE SO0iBarnett Bank Buiiding Speedway, N atlo nal he said, adding the two SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Of exIing and propos water default will b entered against you. Clerk Of the Circuit Court CO., INC. and HAILE DEAN SEED Jacksonville, Florida, 37702 CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-2I0.CA49 mains, installation of factory.built WITNESS my hand and official By: Elaine RiCharde A.uocfatlon for Stock Car Auto would Complement each other. CO., INC. are defendants, I will sell Attorneys for Plaintiff DIVISION; 0 sewage pump stations with seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk Pubish: Nov. 23, 1973 Ractng(NASCAR) OffICIALS and On Jan. 13, Alabama voters to the highest and best bidder for FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. generator itt as shown on the on the 29th day of October, 1973. Publish Nov. 1. 16. 23. 30, 191$ Gov. George Wallace, said will be asked to to approve a cash at the wtst front door of the DEl. 17* TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Drawings, consruction of )S,000feet (Seal) DEl 47 ALJVC'RTISEMENTFOR BIDS County Courthouse, poration organized and existing of force main and 6,430 feet of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. meznbers and directors of his $3.3 bond Issue for what Haman Seminole PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sanford, FlorIda, at 11:00 AM. on States, gravity sanitary sewer arid ap Clerk of the Circuit Court group feel the NASCAR hail of affectionally calls "the the 9th day cii December, 117$, the that Sealed Proposals will be under the laws of the United FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PIantiff, purtenances for the City of By Elaine RiCharde FLORIDA following described real estate receivedby TheCityofCasseib,rry, vj, Fame will be confusing and Smithsonian Institute of u Catselberry, Florida Deputy Clerk CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.7fl5.CA.7*l located, situated and being in Florida, a? the City Hall until 7:30 RANDAL ALLEN and MARTHA PROPOSALS WILL BE ROBER L. BERRY c, takeawayfromtheNMpA}1j Automobile" to be located Iii Seminole In the Matter of the Adoption of: County, Florida, towit: P.M.iocaltimeon December 5, 197$ VIRGINIA ALLEN, his wife, PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Berry 5. Fuller of Fame in the Joe Weatherly Talladega County, Ala,, on one DANA JOY KELLEr'. a minor Lot 69, ACADEMY MANOR, far the drilling of three (3) drinking Defendants ALOUD immediately after the Post Office Drawer o water supply wells and furnishing UNIT ONE, as recorded in Plot NOTICE OF ACTION Stock Car Museum at Of tl*ee sites one NOTICE OF SALE expiraticn of the time established 110 East Commercial Street installing of three (3) deep well Book 1), Page 93, Public Records of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Notice is hereby given that, above for receipt of Proposals. Sanford, Florida 37771 Darllngton, S.C. track, the other in the town 0f SemInole Courtly. Florida FRANK V. VALENTI, WHOSE turbine pumps and drIvers In ac. pursuant to an order or a final DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS Attorneys for Petitioner But speedway General Man. Uncolnandathlrdlnthecilyof laid property being the Same as set cordance witti Specifications and judgment of foreclosure RESIDENCE AND MAILING entered in AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS Publish: Nov. 79. 14. 23. 1975 ager Don Naman said Friday, Talladega. forth in the FInal Judgment of Procedural Documents pap.ared by the abowcaptoneo action, I wm ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN Drawinas, Specifications and DET foreclosure. YOU ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED Clark, Diet: and Associates. sell the property situated in Procedural Documents may be "Bob Moore apparently does The referendum also would NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Dated this 70th day of November, Engineers, Inc. that HAZEN P. KELLEY has filed a $4minoleCounty, Florida, described obtained upon application at the not know enough about this elnpowerGov.Wallacetoname 1973. PROPOSALS WILL BE PUBLICLY as: NAME STATUTE Petill in the Circuit Court of officeof Clark. Diet: and AssocIate. project to even comment on It. an 18-member commission to (COURT SEAL) OPENED AND READ ALOUD Seminole County, Florida, for the Lot 9, Block "0". NORTH Engineers, Inc., 300 West Fulton TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NotiCe i5 hereoy given that the Odoption of the minor child named immediately after the expirat'n of ORLANDO TERRACE, Section 6. of Street, Sanford, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. "In the ( place, this is a osre facility. The site would upon the the time established above for Unit I as per plat recorded in Plot payment ot a deposit of $3000 per uldersigned, pursuant to th. therein, and you are required to Clerk of the Circuit Court _______ _______ ____ • Oii IS ALC OHOL A PRO BLEM INVOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or trends of problem drinkers, For further information Call 47343$ or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Ilox 33). Sanford, Fla )777 - ' . . -u LOST-. 2 small black notebo Downtown Sanford Call 337 2012 . _________________ ___________________ rare to toage2 Only Next tonew Drivers' 1icenp Bureau 322 6615 Will sharemyliome with Senior citizen, man or woman __________________________ Phone3l3 '33$ Manorwomantoshare myhomeandexpenses Phone 371 0379 anytime 9--Good Things to Eat __________________________ , - - t3 _______________ - _________________ - ___________________ - __________________ _________________ ______________ 4 _____ - RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY ROOMS FOR RENT Gentlemen Preferred Phone3fl.%a - 3 BR, I"x bath, block, paneling, w w carpet, fenced back. 3 srI old 30-Apartments UnfUrnjshed - asy friendly living Come join iFi- MOSSIE C. 3ATEMAN P'P4ANKLIPIARMSAPTS Rent Pr1 Real Estate 1Irorr GEESE. DUCKS. CHICKENS n.._..._ 'nt - from $111 mo 3236450 Tu order Na ye Is. oranges Grapefruit Tangerines Call 3270717 If rio arts. call 373 0376, Russell Crumley - .., ' ' - '. .. .- ' '. - 4 Room second floor apartment, screened porch, private yard; air Downstairs of large home. 3 conditioner Reasonable. 322 bedrooms, partly furnished, 77*0.1 fenced yard. $100 month. 3220351. I ROOM APARTMENT Reasonable Country Home-? bedroom, kitchen Phonej739Sl9after6pm appliances furnished, $145 month. pp,,, 617.1163 3PAP4G CITY- Duplex, turn, or unfurn, Quiet Neighborhood Reasonable 7611 or 37) 1*71 33-Houses FUrnished (rollectl .. _ Navel Oranj.137'50 per"bu. Juice Oranges, Si )perbu Your Container )fl 5185 ________________________ 18-Help Wanted Nurses, RN's, LPN's, Aides; Ade Compani ; Needed immediately 6210636. TwoApts .1 or 2 bedroom, unfurr.& furn, Both ac, ww carpet, $100 damage deposit, $75 after 530 p.m. s.rnnr,'tja an..'...-., ,mr,i Kitchen furnispned.Nic, location Phone 372 4455 - -- Deputy Clerk Publish: Nov. 23. DET.lfl Drawings, Specifications and Seminole County, Florida, irs Procedural Documents may be Together with the following: obtained upon application at the Magic Chef Range, Model 317V OfficeOfCtark,Dejt,afldAsiatn. Faico Hood, Model 3M FICTITIOUSNAME Engineers, Inc., 500 W. FultO General Electric Disposal, Model Notice is hereby given that I am Street, P0. Drawer 1918. Sanford, FCIOO engaged In businets at Pt. 1, Box Florida, 32771. upon the payment of General Electric Dishwasher, 40), Maitland 32751, SemInole a deposit of $10, per set. The Model 5D230 name of XROHNE REALTY, and drawn payable to Clark. Diet: and 10, 1915, and herein fail not or a Chrysler Air Conditioner, Model bidders who return the Contract Attamonte Springs, Fior;da that I intend to register said name That the party Interested in said Default Judgment will be entered Associates.Enginee,,, Inc. The 17620) Documents wIthIn the time specified with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, deposit for cacti set will be refunded business enterprise is as follows, against you and application will be State Hot Water Heater, Model above Seminole County, Florida in ac •0 bone fide bid5 upon return of Who S GERALD H. BALl made for a FIMI Judgment granbng Drawings, Specifications and cordance with the provisions of the the Contract Documents In good Dated at Aitamonte Springs, Said I etition for Adopti WaIl to WaIl Carpeting other Contract Documents may be Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: conditilfnof Iaterthanfifteen (15) County. at pt'blicsale,tothehignest and best examined at thefoflOwing Ioc.ations: Seminole Florida, WITSIESS my hand and official Section *63,09 Florida Statutes 1937. days following the award of a bidder for cash, at the November), 197$. seal of said Court this 6th day of west front Clark. Del?: and AssocIates. S: Walter J. Krotwie Jr. Contract. Fifty per cent of the door of the Seminole County Publish: Nov. 9, 14, 73, 30, 1975 NOvember, AD.. 1975 Engineers. Inc. Publish: Nov. 14. 73, 30, Dec. 7, 1975 DET 3 deposit will be refunded to non. Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. at (Seal) 500 West Fulton Street DETIl bidders wtx return the Contract 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon on the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Sanford. Florida 32771 _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Documentswithin the time specified 15Th day of December, 1973. Clerk of the Circuit Court above. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (Seal) By' Lillian T. Jenkins Dodge Plan Room IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROPOSAL GUARANTEE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Deputy Clerk 7624 Edgewater Drive THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COUNTY, FLORIDA. Each Proposal shall be ac Clerk of the Circuit Court MACK N CLEVELAND, JR of Orlando, Florida CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE compansedt,yac,nifiedth.ckoran CIVIL ACTION NO. 7323$3CA-I3D CLEVELAND 5. MIZE By: Ceceiia V. Ekem PROPOSAL GUARANTY COUNTY, FLORIDA, acceptable form of Proposal Deputy Clerk Each Proposal shall be •. STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN I Post Office Drawer CIVIL ACTION NO, 71.3149 Guarantee in an amount equal to at COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Smith, Hutsey, Schwatbe Sanford, Florida 37771 companled by a certified check or an NATIONAL HOMES AC. least five (5) pet' cent of theamount Plaintiff, Attorneys for Petitioner 1. NIchols IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CEPTANCE CORPORATION, acceptable form Of Proposal VS. of the Proposal. payable to the order 500 Barnett Bank Building FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PUblIsh: Nov. 9, 14, 73, 30, 197$ Guaranty in an amount equal to Plêiritiff, of The City of Casselberry, Florida, at GALE L. PRINCE, a single man, DET 10 FLORIDA Jacksonville. Florida, 33702 least five (3) per cent of the amount vs. as a guarantee that if the Proposal I Defendant, Attorneys for Plaintiff CIVIL ACTION NO. 74)92$CAtPD of the Proposal, payable to the order JESUS I. RUIZ and JUANITA I. accepted, the Bidder NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE will execute PubPstr: Nov. 73, 1915 SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM. PUll, his wife, of the City of Casselb,rry. Florida, o GALE L. PRINCE the Contract. PAPfY, a Florida corporation. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL OET177 as aguaranty that if the Proposal is Delen(jants LIQUIDATED DAMAGES Residecue Unknown CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff, accepted, the Bidder will exeute NOTICE OF SALE It must be understood that TIME YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COUNTY, FLORIDA. VS the Contract, and file acceptable FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN iiofthee'IJienceofth,Contract and CALBERT CONSTRUCTION, INC., pursuant Performance Bond within ten (tO) actiontofocecloseamor,gap,onthe PROBATE DIVISION to a Final Judgment of that failure on the part cii the Notice is hereby given that I am days after theaward of the Contract, following property in Seminole ESTATE NO. Con. a Florida corporaflon. et al.. foreclosure dated November 20th, tractor to cOmplete AND County, Florida: ' In Re: The Estate of the Contract engaged in business at 100 Springs CONTRACT Defendants TIME 1973 and entered in Case No 75 7149 Work within the Time agreed upon Blvd. Longwodd, Seminole County, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES Lot 6. Block "J", WASHINGTON C AT liE PINE NOTICE OF SALE C. GREEN, Of the Circuit Court of the will result In certain lois and Florida under the fictitious name of UNDER JUDGMENT Work under this Agreement shall OAKS SECTION TWO, according to deceased. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and damage to the Owner, SPRINGS LAND CO. and plot thereof as recorded in Plat OF FORECLOSURE that I be commence't upon written notice the NOTICE TO CREDITORS for Seminole County, Florida, It will be a requirement of the intendloregister said name with the to proceed, Book 16. Pages *4 & *7, PubI, TAKE NOTICE teat tee lliciwng All creditors of CATPICRIPIE Ii and shall be completed wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC. Contract that if the Contractor shall Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole withIn 200 calendar days of the Florida Records of Sen'rinote County, GREEN, who died on Octob'.r 20 described propft1y, CEPTANCE CORPORATION ii tail or neglect to complete his Work County, Florida in accordance with LoIs 1,2,3,4,5,4. 17, 13. 11. arid IS, 197$, while a resident of Seminole commencement of the Contract has Plaintiff, and JESUS I. RUIZ on or before the date fixed for the provisions of the FlttItiour been filed against you ar,o y*u County, Florida, are Block D, OVIEDO OAKS, UNIT Time as defined in the General notified that arid JUANITA I. Pull, his wife, are are required to servea copy of your they are required to file arty claims completion by these Documents, Name Statutes, 'ToWit: Section Condtioni of the Contract, as per plat thereof recorded In Plot I will sell to the highest then said Contractor $6509 Florida Statutes 1937. detenses, agrees to pay to any, to it, or demands that they may have Book II. Pages 35 and 38. PubliC in case of failure to complete the written JULIUS and best bidder for cash at the wtst the Ownr as liquidated damiqes 5: Mary J. Ribleft C. PCcords of SemInole County, PE TR US KA, against Pier estate in tie ofiic of the work within the time named front dcior cii the Semllnol. County the sum of 5)0000 for Publish: Nov. 77,30, Dec. 7,11, each con Florid. herein ROWLAND AND PETHUSKA, Circuit Judge of Seminole Counts or within such extra time as may Pt.r'r.tiff' A!tC'rriey, hose Courthouse, Sanford, Fiorde, at DET 116 secute Calendar day thereafter as addrett Florida, n th Ci,ijrthoue at Sati sali t the h'ght and belt II 00 been alio*ed by extensions, the A.M. on the 9th day 0? herelnafler provided in these 3) East Rbi Strut, Orlando, ford. Florida, within four (41 dder for cast at the west front dOor December, 1973, the following undersigned agrees to ay the Florida 37101, Documents on or before calendar months from the date ot b NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS of the Seminole County C.urthot,se, described real estate located, The full amount of Such damages Owner or tumi haveAi the Owner .hntOrd. Fk,u1a. at II On n'rl,,,r NAME Law from ttih rra'. ha withjnotd December IlPi, 1973 and file te the first publication nt In PGA Tour JACKSONVILLE (AP) First place money of $l. In the Florida PGA winter (,js Dunes Cen golf tow'nament has been awarded to Slugger White of New Smyrna Beach, who of - ____ - - * ______________ _______________ ite shot a closing round Of two-under-par 70 Friday alter two earlier r0t.mds of 66 at the I BALL REALTY SAVE 064 HOME FINANCING Near shopping, 2 Bk home. $12,000. Large lot. 3 BR home, $19,000. Downtown, 3 BR tome $19,300 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '4993 1919 S Frerch '3721196,337)941 337 ¶959, 37'7116,4 .. Kitchen.Bafhroom Cabinets, CASH 322-4132 Counter tops, Sinks, Instaliation For used furniture, appliances, avaiable. Bud Cabefl. 322 5057 toots, etc Buy I or 1001 itemS, anytime, Larrys Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. ____________________________ -________________ -- " "' KENM0R WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEYAPPLIAPICES3?)0697 - - iSYr. 111A FIPIAPICING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford,)?) 570 ____________________________ - -- - Want to buy Cow skulls, paying $7 each, 377 $3.g7, .. -- - _________ Trailer, 14', screened room, car prIed, air, oven, ice box, sink, _extra clean, $700. 671 6025. COLOR TV. Ill 9$ MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 .. 43-t..ots-Acreage -___________________ 75-Recreational Vi ,Ms '53-TV.Radio-Stereo -- ________________________ ______________________ Color TV's from $30; 01W. from 76ito Parts $13, Service all makes. HERBS' -TV 1200 S French, 373 173.4 Peconciltioned Batteries, 517 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 54Gage 5a 1109 Sanford Ave . _________________________ Carport Sale, Fri., Sat., Sun. 106 W. Coleman Circle. Books, games, pu:zl, useful household ferns. 3275065 ST. JOHPI5RIVER- PlearDeBary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing. er says "submit offers" CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lot one peninsula for unobstructed scenery. $75,000 FORREST GREENE INC. 373 63 REALTORS $306133 Garage Sale, Saturday 9toS, Sunday 10 to 5, 2006 Holly Ave. Children's clothes. Ptorc _________________________ Harley Davidson, '73 Sportstar, XL CH 1000,3,300 miles. Needs minor repair. First $1,230 takes. 377 MV - 1975 Yamaha 173 Endura. im. maculate. ioo includes 1 helmet 4176429 . - FleaMkl.&aakeSale.Sat,Nov.n, 96. Stromb,rgCarison Recreation Area, Exit II at Lake Mary, follow signs. ________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 3014 _____________________________ SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Trash & Treasure Sale, Nov. 25 and Small and large. 12.000 per acre 29, 9 to S. 910 State St (Sanford anduo.TprrvReatty,ppaltnr A.l I n....t .".ia, PVIJV1,! CTflflUlC esign I7I 1tJK I rdlf"S 0711 Band Donations needed 3739390 or 3227952 for pick Vp. '73 Ford F.lO0 Range Custom Style Side Pick up, by owner, $7,900, 46-COmmerCial Property Yard Sale.- Multi family. Sat,, Sun., Phone 377.1941 Nov. 37, 7.3 and 79, 30. 9 am. 'III ? ____________________________ St. Rd. 44 East at St. Johns Ri,e". LAKE MARY BLVD.- 170' irontage 80-Autos for Sale TV. tøcilt, misc. IRS' deep on corner site. i,$64 sq. ft. of building zoned for offices, $19,900. FORREST GREENE Any Car55Boats & Accessories INC. REALTORS 37] ojsa, e. No Money Down 613); eves 377 *970. WITH GOOD CREDIT ROBSON MARINE For Example: 2 Hwy. 17 92 _______________________________ 1970 Datsun Wagon, 15,000 mIles, 377 5951 auto, .. 1971 Fiat Racer, $1293 50-Miscelianeous for Sale 60-Office Supplies 197) Duste'. 4 cyl.. stand, $995 i.L -....... 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl stand 36.000 arginal miles. $995. Flea Market Used office furnit ia .J ',1W'Iq,rum . Open Wood or steel desks (executive desk SATURDAYANDSUPIDAy,StoS Chico & The Man & chairs, secretarial desks & HIGHWAY 46 FLEA MARKET chairs, straight chairs, filing ). miles East of II on Hwy Jct 1792&i77, Longwood cabinets, as I. Cash and Carry (behind Hwy 46 Auction Gallery) Call 323 8SlOor 534.4605 NOLL'S ____________________________ Casselberry. 17 92.1304206 $ HP Riding Lawn Mower, good Chevrolet 1943 Station Wagon, I owner, runs good, $230. 373 5432. shape, 5.300. 377114 after 4 p.m. 4 Drawer File Cabinets & -. __ n,. .___-,- .*._ -"-'-- -'-' - _______________________ - " - -----.-- _______________ ------- -, Merchandise . -. - - _________ - ..-_________ . - , ., -" , ---- ..'..,a , -. JIM HUNT REALTY iNC. __________________________ Sten _______________ ---- '------- ______________ __________________ _______________________ stro in - E..4A R RY SAXO N Realty --- - . -. ___________________________ . __________________ _______________ " - . ___________________________ Sale , -_ _________________________ Real Estate ________________________ ________________________ - _____________________ 3222426 Anytini ., . - 323-9410 - - WALKER'S - - - - Kish Real Estate . V _ ___ , _____________ ilage - HAL COLBERI (er9_ USINESS DIRECTOR _____________ rm. (4 A PARTMENTS Large I & 2 Home Improvements I I Air Conditioning ''" - ________________________ _____________ I_I II I. I. - riaroio tiaii eaity . I - - _______________ ______________________ _______________________________________ - ' "' t,,,ira .......' V" _______________________ Pressure Cleaning ) Call 'rauhlin Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest .1 lAND 2BEDROOMS-FROM$)44 You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate We will provide the Professional ServIce 107 W. Commercial h 372 U1 Sanford Establfshed Residential Quiet Serene All Adult Easy Living - Modern - 1120 Florida Ave., OIlS. 17-92 ___________________________ rii APARTMENTS If Phone 323-64.50 I can :oer yQOf home with alum siding & soIl It systc m Also Rcx'fing. Gutters, Screen 20 Yr-s [p Try me 8i1 956) _____________________________ ISTIIRSON LANDIJLI flulldoilng, Excavating. D'tce Work Fill dirt, to soil 337 59i.3 Beauty Care ___________________ Office Machiei llormerly l'larriett's Bçiauty Nook) 3(9 F Frs'. 337 ''47 - Or F ICE ',lAC4lP4F s ',rf', r ,iI r,l,ik,'5 ,r'J FrerP.(i'IDandDsliverv c,rtircj (l,% r.'55 Machin5s 337 5005 - lIc'ater (I' r'e'j 1 r' lt'arseUirreixr 372 J7) It's the little "extras" that count at and1ewood Vi Li.. . r's - .-.= .. .- . .. ILuxurious Ciroetlnn - ,-.=,-- .. . _-. ..--------.--, - . Roofing 'pert roct repaIrs, tlat roofs or sh'ngI's All work guaranteed. BR000EN POOFIPIG 31)4700, ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING Donna Canada 377 0707 , ', RIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Ser,ice 202 Live Oak Blvd CJ%Seiberty Pbri 5)1 9) ,',e Heater Cleaning , ..,., 68-Wanted to Buy _____ ____________________________ rnes - INCOME PROPERTY-) BR home ,_,:,k rnuuie name rental. Large lot for garden. 5.30,000, .. - . ......, __- ________________________ - Top Money . Canyase's needed to sel ap. pointments, FantastIc op Call us for your future homesite ____________________________ portumnity. Full or part time. For DeBary- Adults, I BR, air, close to DELTONA- I Bedroom. $130; 2 Building lots and acreage 2524 Park Dr 3372)15 interview, 67$ 5721. bedroom, $150. Available now. storj, churches Ideal for retired Plo REALTOR AFTER HRS. pets. 514 1010. persons 66$ 6.4*4 or 321 $031 WITT REALTY 322 7791 327 9211 337 0845 Peg Real Estate BrOker 321 06aj I experience required Only good I 7Bedroom furnished house; $150 37 323 7595 3735215 clolers wanted. High income, 31-Apartments Furnished month, Phone 377615$. if no an. Desks, $40 & up. SANFORD Management potential, 67$ 5221, swer call 131.4473 after I P m WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 1967 VW AUCTION 1200 French Ave., 373. SAN MO PARK, 1, 7, 3 bedroom BUY-SELL-TRADE '7OEngine. 73.40 Christmas Earning for III 313 E. First St. trailer apts. Adult 1. family $ark. 3225437 323S4öOafterS 34-Wbile AVON Representatiy Weekly. 3.513 4wy 1797, Sanford, ----Pot Burner Oil Stove, with electric Call6M3O79 Copier, v,s. automatic feed, $795 or REALTOR 3231930 1971 VEGAI'iATCHBACK • blower, nicelooklng, 110. • takeover Payments *4 55403 Pe Nice 2 be'droom mobile home. $123 ICyl.. Ratio, Heater, $695 _______________________________ LPN,fulltime,3foI); lnlghts, 1110 mo 372.4$6s. 2"xACRES IN COUNTRY ¶or 2 fledroomsAduit'sonIy mo. Located in Longwood $30 PPione3fl.1261 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 7 Apply, Lakeview Nursing 7 Bedroom home, 3 fenced pastures, Come see the beautiful new clothes, PARK AVENUE MOsILE PARK *450. Center. 919 F Second St. just arrived. Christening gowns, new barn. Only 126.900. 1974 Volkswagen, air, new tires. 2313 Park Drive $70 up. NEW ON THE MARKET. 3 BR 62-Lawn-Garden 1973, 12' wide, I BR, furniShed, with knit suils, baby blankets, crib sets house in Pinecrest, Range. battery, excellent condition, $700 Sewing Teacher, preferably cx. AALONApARTM AC, Adults, $113 Security deposit. etc. Old stock. 30 pct to 60 pct. Off. LOOKING FOR THE BEST? equity, aSSume 19 payments. siit thaI well & pump on come', periencc,, conduct day as well 377 59)9. ADULTS, 640 PETS FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new Spectracictegranules tor I.i,n insect mo. 322*905 Only $1C,5. Owne' will consider Perfect in every detail. 4 be'droom. 3 as evening classes Call Mrs 116W ?n,5t baby accessories. Payton's bath On 1 acre, Swimming pool control GardenLanci, 1400 W. 1st lease with option to buy. ., O'Day. 3236561. 3 Bedroom mobile home on a ranch; 4 1942 Chrysler New Yorker Children's Wear, (Formerly St 323 6630 double garage, formal dining furnished, $133 month plus COUNTRY GENTLEMAN WAN. BAMBOO COVE Buttons 'N Bows) 2610 Hiawatha, ?'Oi'l we JO' family room, with Mature woman for light housework security. 372 4299. 322 3121 3fl1301 fireplace, 577,500 andcareofsemlinvalid,evenings Qna & 7 bedroom apartments, TED. Gorreous 2 yr. old 3 BR 64-Equipment for Rent and weekends. Send complete home overlooking almost an acre. _____________________________ furnished or unfurnished. Newly 2Bedim futnishd, $133 month, 1973 Ford Gran Torino, 2 door $17,500 Adults preferred Phone 322447O. resume to Box 591, C o Evening Custom built with superb work. redecorated, Come see. hardtop, air, automatic, power Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. manshlp Seller will furnish new Cozy retirement cottage In town. Airport Blvd. Sanford, 373 1310 new and used merchandise. t)pen steering, power brakes. $2,495 Solid masonry construction on On Shampooer for ont', $1.50 per day. range & refrigerator. Sound good? every Saturday I Sund3,, lit. '.14 Call Don Pope, 3771431, Dealer beautifully wooded lot. CARROLL'S FURNITURE AphonecatIcouIdsta,tyan PlOW LEASING 5.32.000. FLEA MARKET. behind Auc,jon and profitable career. Call $67. New, modern. i story efficiency1 Galleries. 370,3 apartments, attractively fur PetSupplies 4lHouws nistned, conveniently located and Christmas Special on Carpet- Level _____________________________ FutI time Licensed Peal Estate Your MLS Agency 24 Hrs 2017 S Frence Ave (17 97) beautifully landscaped $135 mo. __________________________ Loop $3 sq yd.; Hi Low, 13.40 Q. Siberian Huskie, Pressure Cleaning 1, PaInting person needed immediately, male, AKC. $100 or Call between $30 S For in. Sanfoi'd Drastically reduced by PEAL TOPS yd.; Shag. 13 73 sq yd.; GAF vinyl 2563 Park Dr SpecIalist Roofs.Ext,rlors trade for what have you. 337 44e Lloyd's Realty, Orange City, 773. formation call 177 0701 Owner, From miii 60's to low SO's. 5.2 60 sq yd.; floor tile. ____________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________ 1111 ____________________________ Beautifully _____________________________ Free lstIm.les. leesonats Rates Iandscpaed miniature RESIDENTIAL 17 10 per box-for selected styles Male Irish Setter, I, years old, AKC Terms Available Clean roomy furnished apt. 2 mIles Spanish villa. $ BR, 3 bath, Fla. while they last. Free estimates. COMMERCIAL ACREAGE COMMI*CIAI. souls "SERVICE BEYOND registerect, all papers: $50. Fenced from downtown Sanlorci. scs mo. rm.. formal living mm. ww car _KULP DECORATORS, THE CONTRACT" yard required Phone *345)00 Ph. 322-4375 372 13)6 3r 32 29699. peting.centralA.H,aboveground pool with private entrance Near WE HAVE THE PROPERTIES TO ________________________ REALTY INC Large 1 bedroom furnished garag, schools I. hospital. Call for appt, MEET YOUR NEEDS 207 C 25th 37,3 7537 apartment, close to hospital, $100 wkdays, btwn, 3:30 p.m. & 4:30 EXECUTIVE month. Phone 373 0799. HAL COLBERT,REAL'IOR p.m. Wk nd anytime. $300262 YOUNG COUPLE SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate RETIREE Water front cottage on the Eves.)?? 06)2or scenic FURNISHED-I Bedroom, central COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Weklva River. FurnIshed 2 heat & air, like new in settled 1'IAN DYMAN bedroom, utilities included, $150 , By neighborhd Ready to ner-1'ransferred INVESTOR per month Adults only. 3374170. into, Only 526.900 ''i'e also have acreage, waterfront, Sacrifice at thousands below FHA Small furnished apartment, mat commercial anci residential _____________________________ approval of $23500. well kept 4 yr. REDUCED- $7,$$0 for Quick sale. 3 aiiuttt n,it. 't,, etti FURNISHED Old,) BR, I'i bath, AC, carpeted, Bedroom, 2 bath wlthfamllyroomn OR UN FURNISHED ___________________ kItchen equIpped, walled in back in Ravenria Park. Home in mint __l. AiLS REALTORS 1.. yard on culdesac. $2,000 down, lout, 3larQeroomsfurnistned, Condition with lOv,iy swimmIng PlO SECURITY Need mrip cx tea! Saturuay job' I Ii KING I"iomong uppie'swill consider land contract, AIP C 0 N D I TI 0 N I 64 C kitchen equipped 3739444, pool. Now only $79,900. A must to Paneling door, windows hung. I Fixtur 321.0041 064.5. Water l'iealer's.Sa.m..tO REFRIGERATION, DUCT see. DEPOSIT concrete work, etc. By the hour cc II. WOOb( 'ii hit,,, All pm thj'u Sat 2514 Park 37.334)2 MONTHLY RENTALS by the job. 322 9345. makes DYKES AIR CON. _________________ AVAILABLE 3 Mo. .6 Mo,& REALTOR 3?) 5774 DITIONING. 3225*77. $1355150 Colony BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 1 Year Leases _________________________ QUALITY INN NORTH MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR A Hwy. 17.92 Across ALA CLEANS ALL small Classified Ad br'ng big 115, SR 431, Longwooct PENTRY AND REPAIRS 337 returns Try one and se C.nll 337' Exterior pressure cleaning From Ranch Hou 5131 ,, 2 Bedroom apartment, partly fur 7tt i"r '31 'OQ'l 32) oats 373.5470 or I3I.9777 W. Garnett White SOLAR HEATING AND WATER fished; couple only. 337 3762 days Peg Real Estate Broker 'is, t ppt r 'CATION SYSTU'.S IdhiTy JOHN KRIDEP,AS5OC (,iI ('i t ("nrar: )S 3 ________________________ Le9al Notice White Takes eu P,i1 EPil. Broker 1100 E 25th St 3fl Lake Ma . _____________________ check drawn payable to Clark, Diet: *45.09, Florida Statute, will register be granted, if any, by Serving a copy and Associates Engineers, Inc. The wlththeCIeqkoftMClrcuitCo,t,In Of your written obi.ctions and deposit for each set will be refunded and for Seminole County, Florida, defens.s. if any, upon MACK N JR.. Of tobona fide bidders upon return of UPOfl receipt of proof of the CLEVELAND, the Contract Documents in good publication of this notIce, tne tic. CLEVELAND 5. MIZE. Attorneys titlOtJ5 name, fowl?: "THE MUSIC for Petitioner. Post Office Drawer 1, condition if riot later thanfifteen days following the award of a MACHINE" under which I am S.antord, Florida 3777), and by filing Contract. Fifty per cent Of the engaged in business at 137 E. theOr$glnaltheqeofwlththeCierkof promnoter and mechanic so far history Of the automobile indtxted in the NMPA H.al.l of the Stanley Steamer through Fame has been from NASCAR; passenger autombfles Of tomortherefore, we do not see how row. another hail Of fame can do The third part would be an anything but take away from educational center, with the one we have." driving simulators and slwJIa Naman said that as a devices. Films on safe driving ber Of NMPA he objected to narrated by racing driver,, Moore speaking for the whole would be shown. body. "I have personally spok- 50-Miscellaneous _____- for Sale ____ ONE TO FIVE ACRE HO'.' U' liT U' I within Lake Mary city limits $5,5 to $9,500. Financing available. George McCammon, Odyssey Inc. Broker, 530 4121 or $621141. - __________________________ Stemper Realty !JUU. .,, -- - they(theAlabama Legislature) would be used to repay the bond haveonlyrequestedadvice and issue, planners say. Itport from Alabama InterThe musewn itself will connational Motor Speedway and slst of three major parts 'I'he NASCAR," Na.man said In a hail of lame is one part tiat telephone Interview. Naman calls "a small aspect." TAFFER REALTY - 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard Adulti n,.i.rr.,. •iUt Security deposit. 3735551 or 377 6420, • U' BYOWNER- 102 ldyllvilde Drive, Just reduced $5,300. TranSferred out of state. 4 bedroom, 2 story, over 3.500 sq. ft. Plo reasonable offer refused 321 0717. RAYMONDM BALL INCOME PROPERTY- Corn Reg Real Estate BroIr& pletely furnished h2'x60' mobile n 56c1 Aft. Hrs. 337 fl7 home on large double fenced lot, ii7W 1st St .Sanford carport, patio. Florida room pIus 2 utility sheds. Income of 143 per month from rental of second lot. Owner will finance. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, i acres with 3 bedroom I Acre. New lflec,00rn House home. 16,000 laying hens Ofl Approximately 7,000 sq. ft. living consignment. Company furnishes area; large kitchen, cabinets both everything but human element. 20 sides top and bottom, new pct. per year return on your cash relrigeratr and stove; 2 car investment garage $33,300. POOL HOME- Nirlv rr.1.,-rirat.i 3 bedroom with 16'x3V POOl Good JOHNNY WALKER established neighborhood. $77,9n, COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story, i GENERAL CONTRACTOR bedroom home estimated to be PEAL ESTATE. INC over 100 years old. Over S acres of 322.6457 beautiful giant oaks and citrus, Improvements Include corral, stables, tack room and bridle Winter Springs $4,500 cash over assumes 7 pct. mortgage at $167 path. $77000 per month, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, OWNER MOTIVATED- Moving family room, fully carpeted, out of state, ed5 to sell 3 central heatair, garage; 3 years bedroom, 7 bath home In South old. 372 37. Pinecrest. $33 000 2 Bedroom furn'shed home, near doctors' offices; adults. $130 month, worth more. 32267i9. ' Days- 3fl 6173 Nightslfl 7357 DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no city taxes by owner, 377 6470 ---- Telephone Sales for Food Company, Experienced only. Hours flexible, 571 fl'Pl - 3227643 , U U , RFAI T011 37? 7495 Attention County- 3 BR, I bath, block _______________________________ - ________________ Bedroom house, living room, dining room. separate garage. mnt plus security deposit. Phone $341649. Nice room for rent, elderly gen tieman preferred. 13)5 Magnolia, 372 2361. Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, I 4 at I? 97, Sanford exit, at Lake Monroe. Licensed, bonded fruit shippers. Select yours today for Christmas shipping. Phone (305) 3232611. -. . ________________ _________________ NAVEL ORANGES S2 50 BUSHEL 372 6733 or 337 0362 -'- CaliBart Real Estate 323606) or 373 051/ eves .. OSTEEPI- 1 Bedroom. $140 per montp, SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors, 3721302. i Plewhouse.s na rural area Nodown payment, monthly payments lees than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if bOU qualify I N. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real EstoteBroker *03W. 1st St. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double carport, nice yard. In quiet neigh borhood. $223. month plus si'curity deposit, 531 369% or flI 6300 29-Rooms •...,.. •UW)V, "Get 'Em While * I si. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS * They're Hot" * 1 Large 3bedroom house, 137$ Melioriville; fenced beck yard. Available Nov. 5th. $223 mo?nIh plus $100 security deposit. Phone 901 3579)61 Rentals Swim, fish, and ski, in beautift Lake Brantley, 3 Bedroom, cci tral air, large family room, wit large fanced yard, LaIr privileges. 5.25,500. * ________________________ _____ . ___________________ RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern.Clean 3 bedroom homes. familyroom.garage carpets 31 *772 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR - _ Assu me Payments La he B ra n I fey waroe, patio a wash house; large lot with fruit trees. Good location, _______________________________ Priced reasonably. Call in IsOS U Sunday, Nov. 23, )7$-7B __ ' 1)0 6.061 P E AL TOPS Branch Office No.1 621 Orlando Drive in tin, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. We Buy Furniture LAKE MARY-3bedroom, )'bath 51-Household Goods home nestled under Shady trees, OAVES'3fln Country style kitchen, central heat & air, VA terms available $71,. Want to buy bird cage BUY P40W AND SAVE large enough for parrot ri <.',ri.n,-v, 3 needle SANFO RD_ 3 bedroom, 7 bath cni,.'r 7 Phone 372 $4.63 t,y 05 tort needle, front ______________________________ home, air conditIer, shady yard, lMnino vl.Iuu' sewing ma(h.np $19,500. Make an offer. Pay Pialamtr. ft 5.7$ ii' 10 r..ayments WE TAKE TRADES ., a Wanted to buy used office furniture. SANFORD 3 bedrm, 7 bath Any Quantity NOLL'S ANFOPD SEWING CENTER home, central heat 5. air, fenced Cassetberry, Hwy 1797.1304706 307 Fact First. Downtown vAr,t. hl,%d'I, av monroe, 377 9111 Eve *69 1114 Zoned agricultural $26,. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Forrest Greene, Inc. Top prices paid, used, any condition. 5-Appliances 844 $176, Winter Park uFAITOPS iOol3 371 8111 ' - Crank Realty, Realto Schuren Realty _______________ - ', builder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building lots lust far enough from town Suntand-. 3 BR. 7 bath, kitchen furnished. No pets. $165 mo. Call between 15.1 p.m. 3720153. ________________________ J - _____________________ 32-Houses UnfUrnjshed Local corporation has opportunity for coUple-individual No selling, Have accounts that need ser. vicing, comp*ny training, no experience necessary. High PrOfits. A future here with In ternational Company affiliated with 30 manulacturers In vestment minimum sis Call Mr. Hayes ANYTIME collect, 305 625 2265 S-Lost & Found SEE US TODAY - 41-Houses Beautiful ldyiiwilde- A charming) bedroom, 2 baths, living dining room combination, family room, eatin kitchen, double garage, large lot with fence, new paint in and out, landscaped. Open Saturday and Sunday. Phone 323 - I bedrm unfurnish*d, kitchen equipped, air, carpeted, $99.50. Adults only. 32722'8 nd5 çves. "T...__.. -. -- SAN FOR D CASS ELB ER R Y 3 BR, 1 bath 513,5 )BR,1"bOth 521,9 )BR,i",bith S.22,5i 4B,7balh 125,91 3 BR,7batp, lake, pool, 1'$.9I Ft-IA Resales from $17,I) Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lot. Wall to wall carpet. 173,900 Terms, -- DflIITCC ISUUILQ Excellent Opportunity Only 1 10 _____________________________ hours weekly with complete company training 5. location set up Investment of $600 $3,000. Call collect, Mr Carson, $13 576S]o MARRIAGES 'P,rformed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala 901 737 $161 or 737 577) ' SUNLAND __ _- Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools and shopping. 521.000. -- 41-Houses -, 31A-,ipxes L _____________________________ LAKE MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit chen equipped. Carpeted. centre teat & air, 5150 per mo FORREST GREENE INC. 333 6353 REALTOR 322 $9 ______ _ t1iJflIfiJp TLIIIJIIIU I WILL NOT BE RESPOPISIBLI FOR ANY DEBTS INCURREC BY ANYONE OTHER THAI MYSELF AS OF 112075, David C. Mayi 41-Houses One&l'wo bedroom apartments carpeted, air, turn, 5, unturn $5i up 3721510 DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE_. Portable Buildings, Factory manufactured and assembled. Maintenance free, aluminum, in colors, barn & utility styles. Sizes iii' to 17'z0'. For information write Jack Kerby, Sturdi House Mfg Co North Hwy. AlA. Flagler Beach, Fla, 33036 or phone 901 1)929i - ._ 30-Apartments Unfurnishei Taxi Cab Business & related fran ChiSC Call Owner, 93. 733 573 _______________________________ ':Lecithint Vinegart B6! KeIpi NOi all four in one capSule Ask Ic VB64 Fau'ts Drugs, ---'. _______ _______________ PROBLEM Pe.napsAlcotioicAnonymou. Can Help Call 47) 6357 Write P.O. Box 17)) Sanford, Florida )777) I . t DY.' IT .INTl'i:, S 5l", Chrap Rate's 1' , '.e rStirnit 37? 2613 . vacuuming, Bathrooms. Windows Floor Waxing. Rug Shampooing flwane Omirinaesfnrt 1.. -- -:.'----'--- - - - , '. ---- -.--. - - ~oality upP'oitrri'j Free peck up ,ieh,,..,',, fii I,., •. -.' - -......--.- J" - "=':'" ' �16—E 1e1ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. ,i It's Lucky Seven Pats' WOMEN Sidelines: Evening Hors Id, Sanford, Fl. W4 (Continued from Page! B) For Tim Raffles o- a- Study In n — f nt 67 After Touchdown nusse1 all year. Th e wiry Young coach is his classy white shoes and sparkling white shirt _____________________________________ ____ ?' - ___ __ J have turned the program continued irom Page! B) around at Seminole," said (referees) didn't call US for It Poeey "We aimed high, for th -: ' e , _________________ .." . .. This one did." layoffs and didn't make It, The penalty didn't affect the 'j s a ocx] season A real ' touchdown. it was tacked onto one. The bowl game Is the kickoff, certainly worth it in frostin' good '-b. .. on the cake." —' ' Tim's ifllfld. Posey, who turned 29 Tim admitted he has a hard Saturday, ll take Misfortune plagued th Brant ley wi his team to he .10i thnesupressingthedeslreto form of two ij Lymans Sa turday night the Ii and one off. spike the bail to The first Patriot to go down was an unidenagainst Satellite In the Rotary Ch uck Calhoun, who had confidenfly predicted every time he hits the end zone I owl. tified young girl who fell while stepping down a Patriot win on Thursday, conceded defeat only times this B which hbe from the bleachers. Witnesses said she Wt her late in the contest. JIM HAYNES -Well, we couldn't do it," he season. head, and police and rescue workers whisked her sighed. "They shut off our ground game and we According to the Florida High away shortly after. couldn't do much in the air. Well, that's four School Aclivides As&x-iafion Patriot number two to fall was Mike Tolan, varsity Years do" the drain." rules, which govern h.igh -school ,A ho was dazed by a blow to the head late in the 2 thletics in the SunsWne State, 'ame Head Coach Sammy Weir and assistant But wasn't it worth it? "Yeah, It was. You're after a touchdown, ll is to Tom Bland helped the young man off, and dl, right it was." Calhoun hopes to play small be handed to a re feree. missed a couple plays attending to the Young college ball next year. Generally, referees do not man on the bench. — USess pe nalties when n en Tolan remained dizzy, but walked to the Andy Brown (8j) alRI the hll merely drop tnhtlance under his o wn power. Before he left Lima (79) bring doiin Sellif tiole's Ned ,, Vincent ) f ur the hospital, he was asl wound. They nickel4nd4ijmed us second half, saLd he kn ' bench go I as big a n Stands Seminoles score. Tolan was alert enough to know, but Weir after the contest, referring to Seminole's .. practically our whole offense. We have some kick out of the rolling of the dice krio;kini: probably didn't ease Uie pill i t 1 11. pain of watching Hubert, the blocking dummy Nall control game that shut out his flats, power backs coming up. Not much speed, but Seminole used during the week, fail from the LOS ANGELES (AP) as did the Raines brothers. especially In the second half. power." high stands following the game. Langston years We could sure use the flames brothers, he see had coached his Meneffee, Robert Law, and Ronnie Washington on the sdel game al II, said. "A ny m co, IJUI us. "(V .J Weir A S I i nl I ii • • Those few plays hea d hau ed fl n defenseless margin booed for a wider viewed IIULP..LI up LO top and Patriot Sammy Weir is losing quarterback Stanley and running back helped Tolan were undoubtely the first he's Hick victory, so t"hey 111(1 I more first game as a spectator from a ceremoniously dropped him with hea vy thud. So Garza next year. In fact he's losing The losing Patriots were mercifully spared the ended the Sen iors had seat 15 rows directly behind the pl aying t Brantley season, preferance aura11y chair he made famous. "It was about the start of the The 65.year-old Wooden, who fourth quarter that I felt con- officially retired alter winning fident enough in our defense to his Ifth National Collegiate go with multiple substitutions" AUdetic Association basketball said Seminole coach title last year, applauded I Continued from Page 1-By pass to Pringle as the keys. Tim scored his ninth BRANTLEY Jerry Posey after the game. "I politely when the 1975-76 Bruins SEMINOLE S holding him to 44 yards on a dozen carries. I t also touchdown from the nine-yard line. It was the 7 Wgam 3 run (Duggir kick) First Downs wanted to ma ke certain our of new Coach Gene Bartow 15 S T Rainei 9 run %Dvggar kick) t off Stanley's scrambles. Yards Rushing only time he touched the ball in the second hail. 23 213 Seniors got to play." were announced. Poising The opening drive of the second half was the Defense spelled the final outcome as both 21 ri Posey was understandably however, Wooden was on Passing AL LEADERS 14 61 final Uiming point in sey s mind, teams played har aggressi ve footba ll the rest SEMINOLE: Rushing — FumWtsLot Branch 9 ". pleased that his defense posted edge of his sent for the enUre WhIgharn 16 50, 2 "We controlled the football, and used up six of the way. 6348 T Rain Punts 3$, N Rain, 615. McOaniil 10 . o . 2 is 13th consecotive quarter of first half iday night and ad40 and one4mff minutes of time," he saidYards Penalized 11 0 Martin 1 4. Meadow% 1 1, Litton 1 .2; Passing — Lake Brantley closed out a 3-7 campaign. T'he shutout ball. Four games ago, initted later, "Yes, It's a little Whigharn 115-.185. Litton 1-. 1 3 LAKE BRANTLEY: Rushing — Garza is 49, Stanley Colonial scored in the Utird difficult to be here. But it's 0 0 Bra nch low times for 18 yards and an I a-d Rory Bowl game at Ly ma n Sththum quarter and was whi Se minol e 077 14 the rest of the way. The dense fellows f ollowed with z1 of Lman, "I became very attached to Seabmeze and Lake Branfley. this particulsir group and I'm a "I hand It to this team, they litfle anxious about them. victory car iinie ringing around the asphalt neer stopped moving and yelling. When Weir track Cheerleaders raised their lingers in a goes to a game, he's a picture of total congesture of "we're number one' to the Brantley naon Sample quote: On a third and three fans who reirears to filter out the si tuat ioni tawiting sound of the bell. drive by Seminole, the exhortation was "Stop these guys, they'll down us to death ." Seminole got th e first down -- -" ' ___ h . ___________________ - "' - - • . minole Defense Fi*res Blanks Again -- . - . KA'-AR; / / - A - _____ 4 -•___J I - r ..' k . quarter. Jim Pritdu" WsW l9 Yards to Andy lloltontoctjt the gap in the second quarter. Don Schrcnk hit paydirt again for the Hawks In the third period, but by t hen the score was 28-14 a nd set the stage for a couple more touchdowns by fltusvllle In the fourth quarter. - Model kick) (Carter kick) T — Luke 1 run (Carter Pritchard (P1 °"r55tt0m Hasr.II S run (Cuter kiCk i I — Pratt S ss from FInken ( k ic IC k Champagne Ball Chairmen Annette Wing (right) and [)o Sp & BARBER SHOP I ANNOUNCI W e Are Now Accepting Walk-;ns Still Welcome Oftzor Sculiftre and Regular Cuts Stratch Wigs Styltng 0 roso • By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor p It 0 uestion ric -. cleaning formulas anything that a certain nd of propellant with the controversy is Sandra sprays. dangerous If improperly used. Conrad, coumer Information A bout 25 years ago, Sandra Fexample, gas contained in some aerosol specWist for Johnson Wax. At reports, modern technology A satellite was launched this may be depleting ea t a propellant ta1 the drop of a mike, Sandra can brought to the American t week which will hopefully ozone player. under pressure. It Id exPther enough information to Things calmed down 8 IltUe remove an alcohol ring from of the age of ease and conbetUe once and for an the when it was pointed out that not Your grandmother's a hot kitchen stove. venience--the aerosol can. question of whether aerosol all aerosols contain the possibly pendale chest, h to sa Chip. ti ve me There has been a lot of conIt's like taking medicine sprays are damaging the ozone damaging gas; nor that all doing laundry and how to keep fusion, mlsmdersthndlng and Sandra says: yo u could do layer of the atmosphere. ::scientLqts agreed the gas could the moths out of your closet. _~k anxiety about possible harmful youirself injury if you All over America, people indeed al fed the ozone layer to But she can also tell you side effects of aerosols first read Ow label. Directions started throwing out any serious degree. exactly what florocarbons are developed over the past to operating even a simple deodorants, hair sprays, A young woman In close touch and bow best to handle aerosol months. aerosol, can vary, and should be Mainly, it is feared Out one read and follawed closely. particular aerosol Propellant, a If it says, shake the can, then r , ( v c V I flurocarbon which goes y a shake it. Otherwise some ira. I# I I ' %F %.1 V I j T Spen .• -variety oftradenamesFreon, portant ingredient may ' have .' --. V ç Genetron,, Ucon, Isotron) could settled to the bottom and the cause impairment ot the ozone user will not gain benefit from layer In the upper atmosphere. the way. 9 This could permit greater It is generally advisable to enetration of the sun's ultraKANSAS CITY, Mo. nx In later years, them Mwarch of fun. . /-:'violet rays with unforseen ef. hold the can upright, Sandra word "turkey" will be on experts say, Benjamin "Why not?" says Hal lmark fects on our health. added, or you coul d be exAf everyone's lips come Franklin pleaded with Congress editor Bill Baylis. "What other Until conclusive scientific peffing just the propellAnt, and '4 ThanksgMng Day, Nov. V. So to have the turkey made bird you know u Will has wattles, be left with denceone way or the other b 411 maybe it's time to shed some America's national symbol carbuncles, can half-full of spra snoods ray ut no and obta ined, Sandra recommends . . light on this flavorsome, odd- instead of the bald eagle, which debllis, bears offspring called a cautious a pproach: don't Propellant to e ect t • 4 • looking, tinybrained creature. be called "a bled of bad moral poWS and is susceptible to the those aerosols containing 'i.e She d vised ' Inst '1j.; Researchers at Hallmark, character . . . generally poor common cold?" • -. S fluorocarbon propellants.aerosols In hot laces whose Thanksgiving cards and and often very lousy." Franklin In this spirit, one '75 card larly not in automobile That may not be as drastic as party goods often portray the described the turkey as "much asked,"Do you know the dif- it sounds, she hastens to add. trun ks h • -. ungainly gobbler, maintain for more respectable, and withal a ference extremely between a For In fact, approximately ball f Instance that turkeys were not true original native of Thanksgiving turkey and a l of all aerosols use other kinds of To Illustrate the sophlstica. - served at the Pilgrims' original AmerIca" pound sack of fertilizer" propellants Lion of washing techniques from Thanksgiving feast in 1621. The eagle may still be our Inside: "No! Well don't invite Many Americans have pounding with a stone at the Instead, the menu comsisted of national emblem, but to or- tne to our Place for learned, Sandra comments, riverside to fully automated venison, goose, duck, eels and nithologLsts the turkey is still Thanksgiving dinner." And that In order to have the ad- washing machines, she has seatood. Pl us corn bread, leeks, 'meleagris gulla pavo," close finally there's this variation on vantages of aerosol cans, collected many antique was watercress, plums, dried relative of the pheasant. d to an old gag: "Why does a turkey they have to exercise common day aids, Including an old berries and wine. But no writers of Thanksgiving Day cross the road?" Answer: "To wnse because the aerosol — fashioned stomper dating back turkey, no cranberry sauce and contemporary cards. the get to Mexico, where they don't like the automobile, or even a to the 1770s and a variety of old Sandra Cam-ad, wbo his some am no unpkln pie wers; to the aerosol spray controversy, is an expert on wajbdny strutung turkey Is still a fignre celebrate Thanksgiving" simple stepladder — can be wash boards tools, Including this stomper g c o the 17705. --- - • WI - HARD WARE ENII O C • -, - - TWO FOOT SECTIONS Coping Today •. • AS LOW AS inner --- • gy s . tT - — -- I . MITRE BOX PL 12 i- ar At — I NOW Offers Men Good Deal *' - . . •I:•t!. - W . 4 Y ~Ap - .hd . * * . • • • ', ' . .-..••-I,'b Jw& SAW J'-'-. No. B5-180 ¶1 • 79 S AV L U M B E R A N D 0R A V L QUALITY PINE I x 6 CEDAR DECORATON o - ' P -, 1 L\ well. ,, _____________________ J I 2 Anyone can children's food. .") butter It's , . .. . No. 85. 1 12 By JOANNE KOCIII The Herald Services understand happening now." At the NOW peanut convention, DeCrow notes pr idly, National Gay Task 'Out of the mainstream — Force was responsible for child into the r' 1'jtIon" That's the What DeCrow wants to '" care She calls the new and, at f irst glance, scary overthrow Is sexism — a notion that gay people shouldn't slogan of the National system which she claims doesn't treat men any better be taking care of children. "I Organization of Women. than it treats women. This year can't imagine why anyone But the revolution which she will try to convince men to thinks it's healthy for children Karen DeCrow, recently re- jolnNOW — 'notbecause it'sa 10 grow up rig sex roles. . - - - - A. - - , NOW ONLY • * - 4 No. 42-018 • p - NG e ()zone'? 1 *35 EA. — assisted by Mrs. William (Nancy) Kirk Jr. - 31.50 LEVEL HAIR STYLING fit for royalty. Peggy Conrad are planning a gala e vent. [Dori-ia Dress, of course, is formal, and female ball. goers are reportedly already looking throughtheir prettiest party gOwn41 in anticipation of making th eir grand entriescn th e enlng of Dcc. 6. Decorations In th e elegant Forest clubhouse are - MODEL 180 • N s ray ") • SMOKE DETECTOR 12'POWERLOCK TAPE HAROLD'S 1 ' 228T CLOSE 0 L — Softly Herndon tackled In ond - ______ A cash bar will be available during the remainder of the evening and a lavish midnight buffet is being catered by Meiner's of Orlando featuring hearty breakfast fare, fruit juice and lots of good, hot coffee to send merrymakers SafCly on ffieir journeys home. Music during the gay affair will be supplied by the 'Sounds Interesting' orch"tra from Jacksonvile — the same musicians who had toes a-tapping until the wee hours at last year's Champagne Ball. Priority will be given to members of the Mutual Preparations for the mod glittering social event Concert Association. It is still riot too late, Mrs. of the holiday season — Seminole Mutual Concert Wing remarked, to join the Association memAssociadon's Ilth Champagne Ball — are now in bership by contcting Irene Brown at the Flagihip full swing. Bank of Sanford. Ball Chairman Mrs. Kenneth (Annette) Wing and co-chairman Mrs Wilfred (Peggy) Conrad report The fesUve e vent will begin at 8 p.m. with a that reservations are already pouring in and it champagne hour. At t.his Ume, hors d'oeuvres ars the gala event is as popular Uii.s year as prepared by members wider the direction of Mri. ever helore. Jack (Virginia) 8uey will be served. This The Champagne Ball will be held at The Forest, delicious party repast has become an eagerly an. Lake Mary , on Dec. 6. RervaUons check onlyUcipa ted part of the Qiampagne Bail and many of should be made to Janice Springfield in care of th e most talented cooks in Semin ole County plan for . ___ - • GALVANIZED & BLUE Reg. 20.95 - reservaUons will be recorded on a ft cmt served basis. Tickets are per couple. Women's Editor , NuTone Christian" By JEAN PASON / Alp" 104 STOVE PIPE 16 T - k .'. .. * ., BEST BUYI HEATER . X^ Where Quality Sells & W ______________________________________ MARKEL ELECTRIC . o d • • • Thanksg ng In Mexico - T RE . II / - .-• ttering Start To Season . .. Stanford's Jack Christiansen B MURRAY OLDERMAN emotional well-being of at least Chrlstlansen's thought former pro football star, going also has tutored such fine season's The HeraidServ1 Stanford team Both two young scholars - Mike processes In picking a quarslightly tubby around the quarterbacks as Jim Plunkett are juniors, both are rangy 6-3 — (NEA) STANFORD,Calff. Cordova, who majors in terback to take the field each middle, who is completing his and Mike Boryla, who are specimens (Cordova at 215 In the world of econorrAM and Guy Benjamin, Saturday have been examined fourth year as head coach at nuking a living at the job in the peunds is 15 pounds heavier education onascaleofitolO who npolltl science. almost as minutely as Henry Stanford. His teams have won NFL. andbothhavesroni the subject of who is going to The brouhaha has been Kissinger's deliberations in the more games Uan they have Arno. Cordova. a highly touted play quarterback for Stanford fanned particularly Middle East. lost. He does not Inspire by a Cordova and Benjamin are prep AU.Amerlcanfrom &attle Christiansen is a subdued wsions. He is stubborn. He the quarterbacks on this and oldest of University finishes in Import at columnist for the largest daily 10 about 0.5, or maybe at best, I. newspaper in northern Yet the debate stirred by that fllorn. In October alone, be toe in the last month will banged out almost 3000 words -Inevitably change the lives of at on the subject, ' and his • least six people (Coach Jack rewspaper also ran a couple of lstIansen, his wife and their sidebar feaUz on the same four daughters), has almdy topic. aroused the thousands of i tempest has naturally followers of Stanford foothal been picked UP the Newswire Impassioned a college campus services and Other npapers and currently affecU the in the area so that Jack S ...- Yards Football Coach Blitzed By Public Debate Reaction i•. . (311 ' - TITUSVILLE I .... ______ uz l First Downs 14 High School's footw team 14 Yards closed out a 1 season Friday si Ill night by winding 4116 up on the 23-14.3 Passes 17103 Furv Lost wrong end of a 3.1 Punt 543 against Titusville. Peftallies 60 Theoutcomewasdetermined early as the host Terriers Lake Howell I 7 7 —i ' —' . Wooden: New Spot i _____ 41.16 . VL - Lake Howell Loses To Terrl. Cham pagne Ball Promises ___________________ / !...' _______ -- Sunday, Nov. 23, lfl5-1C . p1 J Asked if there might not be a to see is not the overthrow Of and daughters, but because it's capitalism She claims that a wonderful thing for them" shred of biological or an. pologl which socialism as practiced in the would support sex role U.S.S.R. is just as sexist as Sorr* of the questions she divisions. DeCrow replied, capitalism. On her trip to the likely will pose to talking to a lawyer Soviet Union Women's Cor male members are Wouldat feren ce this fall, DeCrow en- You like to be relieved of and I don't like shreds Ibert countered(alongwithahea soleburdenoffthancialsupport mi1t be a shred, but Ina dose of anti Amer1can and for your family' Wouldnt you society which gets to kids with anti semitism) a surprising like to share m the panof Ling heavysexole messages before degree of anti-feminism. your children? Wouldn,t you they are out of nursery sdml. "In the Soviet Union anatomy like to end the alimony system, how can we know what alat is really destiny," reports Wouldn't You like to admit tha shred might be, er. You don't always know the DeCrow. "Parentine Is �I, - - V. V - V - . ____ - - IC—E ening • - rd, Fl. •• ____________________________________________ rt~, ou i I'l C $ I . es , . t John W. Dennis III were married No 15 at 12 3Op m in St. MaryMagdalenChureh with FatherJimMartmezofftciatin at the double ng ceremony. JI1 - - V - ,I !rA - -Dennis , -- eat Re . ,A) _________ I . __________ _________ I I________ V ________•• - - - . ____________ ___ : \ _____ j I - _______ ____ . I Irlik rosebuds. Kathy Maertz of New York V.__________________________ formal length gown featuring halter sty li ng in floral printed fabric. A sh eer cape, picture hat, and lavender accessories iiitiipled her tnctnthle and she airried a single lavender carnation - -- 1. - [To •- V -- - -- -- -- - - - - - , , .- ___________ V f L \ :. ____ Y ~' .-. . i ______ 4 • - - 9 1~ - - - 115 chin, Christine Lamprey and V A .: ftrson in the upcoming historical musical, '1776' being produced in both Altamonte Springs md Sanford during December. The show may be seen in th e Altamonte Civic Center on Dec. 4.7, and at Seminole High School Auditorium on Dec. 12, 13 and 14 General admission tickets are $2.50. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Queen-Deoton -- IfL2~ - MA -. *= the . - I engagement of their daughter. Glendean, to Stephen Aldeen --M= : - . - - ~ -- -. 1~ - A - -. - -- - z~' - '11 - - - _____ - - ___ -- 's— --Zff~ - -- _____ -- f:"x IsL- - __________ V -, V _____ L. - L - -, - 0, _ . -- V - V , " _______ 1 GDEAN QUEEN RHONDA L - ' - Liolines of Lancaster, Calif., - I -_ •_ at 3 p.m. in Andre Massachusetts Institute of orisil Chapel, Technology's Graduate School - By AH1(1A11. VAN BUItE\ tention in front of me, so I s he's always after somebody's wasn't worried This this Man. terrible thing happened. Sis _______ U . I - ' t game set in U - • was At — ________ ___________ - I m',' -• 77 17 first produced on Broadway in Abby, explain the difference ring boubd b' worn cboiril to between "rape" and "mol" iL USC Lii. Sis d the fanmil as Itildy Johnson, the cocky, Clothes off or even touch her. 53 - John P. Jones & Linda M. - V ac ____ - - _ -- •V= - - = - - - ___ !_ - 'J ___- -__ - .- - -=__ - -- _.- == - .__ - -. - -. ___ -:j___ 4 -= - - - I S V_VVV _ --_-_ -_ --_-__--_é -_ V- _ V _ -S - V • ' . - f Draperies -. 360 $ $6822. reg. % 4 4' p~n r ~ d MATCHING 6c, v.1. ), 90 ' t. BEDSPREADS 20% OFF VELVET-SUEDE "Mo ST ookin soft self-lining 0 RAIN -NO-STAIN Waler repellent finish P. rang. of nee nc as ' % Girp by COOWr ln ,,me, I , # ) Cfrmae m CO$ - ttni Custom Draperies S Cleaners & Fur Storage P 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Ft. serving the seminole, Volusia Area - ' 0. Call Coil.C t I ~ -~~4~--- - ---VI--_ V - _._ __ _______. ______ V _ __ V_-_ : : ---- -- .-- - I - = - . -- --. .---- ~ Y-- - .-1 . - I -.1 I-.- - -- -- --- ~- - -1I -. .--- -. I F -1 -, .-.- ~.117,;~--T-, . - -," -- -I : tf I s- r ONE STOP SHOPIPING CLOSE TO YOU*e*SAVE TIME AND GA - ____ IX - I - - -11 - ---=~-- -- - - :--: - --.. = , . I - ~:-. -- vr F;- -1-7 - - ] -. -4- -?-Iti-;~2 . I t— e-.I1, . --,.--,,,,!r '-'J, these, Box 489, De pt D. Radio City __--_ • V Party N d rug Ring' ame IA)NG GROVE, Ill "The mingle properly and introduce biggest drug ring in the country strangers The result can be is an American institution, the boredom which promotes cocktail party." an alcoholism prolonged drinking at a pace expert has claimed. that is often faster than normal While some drug rings while the hosts push strong which deal in illicit or con- drinks At anyone whw glass is trolled substances are beginning to look empty." secretive insular and illegal," Lavino recommended the John J. Lavino, director of following guidelines for part), health services for the Kemper situations: Offer a variety of soft drinks Insurance Companies .said, "thousands of cocktail parties and fruit juices in addition to which promote the further alcoholic beverages. abuse, of alcohol, the most Don't serve doubles without a abu.sed drug in our .uxiety, are person's kno%k](dj:tI awl don't held openly every day." push refilLi. Keel) people eating. V commending that cocktail parties become V friendy J Igo 'ner He a friend not just a bartogethers rather than an •e . Be sure to introduce "excuse" for drinking, Lavino people and get conversa tions sai d the cocktail party is started so that guests don't just probably one of the worst sit and drink. possible settings imaginable for It's your respoisibility if r es ponsible social drinking. someonegetsdrunk.See that he "People at cocktail parties or she gets home safely and It are often strangers to each may be best if they sta y oerwo are a little tense or Ill overnight. "The cocktail party started at ease, and often hungry," he said. "Frequently no sub- out as a chance to meet people stantial food is of fered during and get friends an atua nthe course of a party which can Lances toge ther, Lavino said, run for hours. The hosts are too • Too often it degenerates into busy running the party to an excuse to get drwi - ---:11 .._ ---f-iJ , - _ __ - I -__- ____ -_ -_,-_-_ ..-=-.- _- ----V _ ~-%- " -'L ,, ~- -) - ?- ~~-,? . V -- - ____ ' .16 - . %, - -- I I . . I _-j-- -- -1 -I - - 1. . - 1 . -? -.. 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" , :--- --:. ficult Even if you must cope care of this newspaper, P 0 I _, A stance, spicy dishes may not be check or money order for 1175 JTfiiTt V CE losing their appeal. For in- name, address and Y.ip code and AND •'V 1 'l E and your appetite for food are Less," by the Editors of Coo changing Certain foods may be sumer Reports, send your L4B0R ,.4 P I ll G CO FJ\I Eli I SI-lOP R I ~ . FaBRIC 11'I I example, you live on a vitamins' limited income or you have trouble getting out to shop. H you'd like a copy of the W EflERGYSAVIflG PRIflIS .' ..'I ° - V maintain (NEXT: Most waste money on h, or CUSTOM IVI IJF1ir LflI i~ - -& With increasing age, you may foods that would cost just over find new obstacles to ea ting 110 a week. A wholesome, wellwell. Th ough good ea ting habits balanced diet need not be ex. start in youth, even the best pensive. protect our home .. a 0 because, as you get older, the supeis1on of a physician. nutrients in food are used up You may be surprised to the body at a slower ra te. lean that, as of August lfl5, EaUng Right For Iu" can about $44a month cowd buy a help you plan nu tritious meals varied selecti on of th e most that t as te good, that are nutritious foods on the market. relatively low-cost, and t Included In "Ea ting Right for won't st uf f you with more u" is a suggested shopping Insulated self-lined -- i._ ----_ -E--___-_-._---_• --V - -- . C4111 n2-3315 Today. Ills Essy • -- 4 SAVEENERGY ~l il il il I MOST RETAIL STORES ,- I There is no magic formula for Of Consumer Rqxrts eating right on only pennies a day. However, "Eating Right Older people need the same for Less's can give you in. combination of nutrients - formation about foods that are protein, carbohydrate, fat, both nutritious and com- that paratively inexpensive. The younger people do. And even though a balanced diet can't sumer Reports reconunend an promise you eternal youth, it widely available and fairly easy can help you feel and look to prepare. bet te r as you gr ow older. "Eatthg Ri gh t for lass" also Your nutriti onal needs don't discuses menu planng for change much throughout adult those with special medical life. But the amount of calories needs: low. cholesterol, low-fat, youneedatage65bless th,an 8 and low-salt di e ts. course, age 25 This is because you tend special diets should be followed to be less active at 65, and only on the ad vi ce of and wi th • /0 D V(" I' • . Well For Less? 41 1 I~~ I f t -: a, i M V L IV1 V P4 SAVE •l _ -' By The Editors . were V - alories than you need. I T V - 1 1 1 1 I I, AU. R0(4011 i,_l - C"— READERS: Thinking about OUne,azicJBj1J I with tremendous acpacked McNulty will have the role of All he did was proposition her. Thanksgiving? If you are stance M. and c1ji an entw entwort ort hi & Da•ll e Wal ter Burns, the determined Aiso, wasn't it part ly he r fault planning a holdlay dinner, why audiences. for enticing hi m? I still love my not make Ha true Iliac of giving and cynical editor •-I were I Leona Mae who evenhusband, but Barnum Harry I don't trust him. thanks and share It with and tuauy gets his way. :ewpapermen J kson Whose fault was all this? For tuxther information or Shouldn'tmysLs move? Answer be forgotten? both ,aln characters Burns Sarah Vaughn Bowden & &M Johwn, d on ticket reservations, call the &,c.n. is Ibm an elderly person John N. F. Bowden. -I We fmwea they recall 10 Annie Russell box office, CONFUSED down the block who lives alone? Ann M. Douglass & Tom • after t he left ailcaog. Monday through Friday, from DEAR CONFUSED: There Why Dot call th e nursing home John 1. Woothouse & Stella A. Wbi a convicted mwderer 1-5 p.m. at 646-2145. was no rape tflolt ?d. Ldrt ) M. rcIay & Wrn. 1. OIdcr p e (Irs opI e - f - Wm. A. Penland & Ivabee A. George L. Do Palma & Debra . W _ - F r y - a Annie R ussell Thea tre, 10) ____ Donald R. Hunters 27, 108 N. 27th St., Harriet T. Mills, 23, 1 08 Myra Wall & Iioyd DCAUI M.M Al'U & GDPy Leo Boiph Thomas & Patrida ________ - -. ' Jms M Trarnmell & Roberta :- - - . ____ - Geneva, Betty Jo Wright, 22, Tr Spanish Tract Dr., Altamonte Myrfle Ave. S i , Jennifer J. Rothman, Georgia Ave.. Longwood, Bennii J. Da%is 11, 18, 1003 , same Shirley A. Tylle, , same IAlcerneWy Apopka, Cathy Sue Marion A Butler, 44, 611 Craft, 17, 1431 Lake Dr Isaac Campbell 44 B ii ia f Davis, same LaurelMe,fleideM Stern, Casselberry. 1389 Clem,atis Ln, Winter Park Mark J. Gerhard. 22, Rd 1. Charles A. Taylor, 20. 275 S. Alfred J. Jimenez, 29, 2201 Weatherly, Pa., Jo Ann Smith, Lancaster, Orange City, Sue Ave., Orlando, Le nnie M. 22sameadd. Glendora Tyler, 18, same Mace, 16, lit 1 Bx 65 James C Black, 51, 30 Ave Charles H Smi th S , 25, , NW, Winter Haven, Frances Gee. L Bennett, 31, 311 Mitch Ct., Betty H. Rowe, , V. Carr, , 3612 Ar T. NW, Jasmine Rd ., Casselberry, sa me. Winter Haven Judith A. Haase, , same wanted the way she always Please tell me the proper way The days when a newspaper breaks out of a jail on the eve of paraded around in a see- to wear my rings. And I hope George W. Lafferty & Glenda Ira Lynn Jackson & Anthony reporter wuuld du anything fui W hanging and turns up in the through n~ghtgown.- SL, . said )ou print this because I am sure s. . -:he didn't even own one, but * othef wive% would like to know, a " will be recaUed at the press room, Johnson Cheryl A. TOM & Th,amas G. Samuel N1. Janover & Faye C. 's Annie Russell Theatre of foresworn newspapering In- knew she was lying because I'd' too. Thank you. linda Newkirk & Sammuel. Donald V. Lee & Betty L. Rollins College when the sUrKi realserts itself. lie h1* WAITING s seen it when I did the laundry. Beverly Gregg & Patrick. Ora Lee Maddox & Hilton Sis said Ws was the second Rolliris Players present the Ben the fugitive in an old-fashioned Inex L. Brown & Arthur. Durwood. DEAR WAITING: The t4m he tried it, but she didn't Hecht-Charles MacArthur roll-top desk to give hi Mildred If. Spielmann & ("ordelia ElIzy Ading [A) IRI g(W% of)(lie lingcr . ;1~vlsorl & tell In'. txcailsc i,she didn't Want (yu rndy, The Front Page nd Burn's proUem of to make trouble first then the engagement Dec and 1113 This is the keeng his star reporter on the Wm. B. Taylor & Bernice C. Joseph It. Phillips & Anne ng It's said that the weddi ng ri LlasSk 3tor) of the newspaper Job seems ii ____ - - 1' got home as soon as should put on my finger first, TLIOUULS Earl IAc1IkIS & Glorir _____ __________ - ' - 11- - rd Dissolutions Of Marriage 'Front Page' Comes To Theatre - _ but I am not sure which ring I Bud never paid her any at- called me at work and told me possible, and all Bud could say my wedding band or my was, "I thought that's wha t she engagement ring. - V stunned I nearly fainted I I I.? --J - . I ______ V II 6 and have a lovely .set of fin I : - Apparently, your s ister tan- select a resident who would No 57 tallied your husband and he enjoy Thanksgiving with a Carl Freda,29,Cha teauLe propositioned family Then pro%Ide tran- Mans H. No 113, Altamonte there was to It. Yes, your oh sportatlon. Springs, Mary Sue Campbell, shou1dmove.Buyheraflafl0l I promise you, yo ur o,Bex8ento n1ghtgownasafarewellpr0 Thanksgiving will be enriched. and get yourself a see-through And think of the joy you will be Ralph W Kelbey, 27, 20 nightie ghing a lonely, elderly person' Rolltngwood Tr. Maitland, Man DFAR ABBY: I Bud tried to rape her! I was so • ____ ____ John A. Youngers, 19, Rt3 Hz r A .- e _________ -41 j i D I __________ -- I i. ! ; . . . the affair w Mrs F J Catherine) Harr Sr. Other hostess wer Mrs Donald (Lillian) King, Mrs. John .1 ____ ., of Dcc 13 herself together. She's 29 and . DORIS I)IETRICII Corres pondent "' ___________ film editor for W.D.B.O. ChI Ruth, to Karl Magnus Sister 's Ba t DEAR ABBY: My husband (I'1lca1lhan"Bud")ancjjhae been married for three years and were thinking about starting a family until th is ca meup.(l'm26afldBudis) Five months ago, my sister, who just got divorced, moved in with us until she could get _____ '' Richard A. Smith, 26, 411 Television. Johan Loigren, son of B4!TIh&d Beth Dr. The The engagement is anHer fiance was born In and Ruth Lofgren of Port Williams,20, 1Patricia Lee nounced of Rhonda Lynn Orlando 203 Washington and attended Byron, fli. Ms. PLapp Is also the Belcher to Robert Edgar Edgewater High School. He daughter of the late Esther Ronald J. Moragne, 77. New ShI Miss Belcher is the graduated from University of Ruth Plapp of Sanford. Orleans, Ia., Nancy R. Por. daughter of Ru th E. Belcher, South Florida In 1974. Mr. ln and Ms. Plapp tetheld, 36, Denver, Cob. 294 Foxcroft Apartments, The wedding will bean event are currentlyattendingthe Winter Park, and of Marvin W. Mollie Masters, aLso of Osteen. S - Uoffnn, Barbie Taffer, liz O'Neil, Kit Hope and Gail iund€rs - Travelers _____ '~ announce the engagement of School ad g Herfan'sstepmotherisMra Maltland All friends are In- of Electrical Engineering and N 27th St a d ua d from graduate their daughter, Loretta Lynn, to Pearllne Sheldon of Orlardo vited to attend a reception at 4 Florida Computer Science Each will Born in Warren, Ohio, the Universi Dow'tas W Manuel 19 660 in June, 1975, He is p.m. at Foxcroft Reception receive both the Bachelor's arid and Mrs. Albert H Pell , of empboyeias a nuc1ar engineer bride-to-be Is the grand Hall, Winter Park Master's degrees in June, 1978 M K ennedy, 19, 122! Lake miss Lohnes, bOM in Wichita, The wedding wW take place in January on Cape Cod in Ran., is the granddaughter of C. Beicher and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs Gene Cutting of Massachusetts. The couple The weddi ng will be an event Maya of Warren, Ohio She Is a Stephen C. Rossler, 19, 07 Lcdr Francis G Plapp of plans to spend next summer Chipewa Tr. Maitland, Carolyn Bentley, Ran and Mrs. Vera of Dec 13 at 3pm in the First 1973 graduate of Seminole High Sanford announces Lohnes of Hutchison Ran She Baptist Ch urch of Osteen the travelling throughout North Sue Hall 20, 659 Wren School and Is employed as a engagement of his daughter, America ( tssdbey _____ - - D nn s De I C 29 Thomasville Ga., Elaine M . Coley. Sweetwater Creek f l., W Longwood ChUne Rh Plapp and Kari Mags Johan Igren Belcher-She don 7 I -1 i • is a IM graduate of TitusvWe Island, High School and will graduate The wedding will be an event in December from Florida of Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. in First University. Unit ed Methodist Church, Sanford. Her fI ,eLsen, Germany, Lohnes-Pe,, grandson of Mrs. Eunice - E nchants . - I I _____ ____ Systems A. School in Mare I ___ Itonald 0. Garret, 32, -,7 Lk L. Muller, 20, 109 Weeping Eltn LouLi F. St. Amand, 80, Bx Monroe Terr., Ora M.Gould, 28, IA, Longwood. 406, DeBary, Isabell C. Jewell, same Antonio A. Padii, 23, Box 912, 56. 18 Raniada, DeBary ____ _ Her fwnce, born in Littie Rock, a 1968 graduate little presently attending Data _____ I - - I -A0 T" - .x ~ F-im - -, la the Latin Club and aMed Club. 1, from Seminole Community allege as a licensed practical nurse. She is employed as an LPN at Lakeview Nursing _____ -`,---~,-.~ strIng commit( were on hand to confer with the gostrnor . _________ _____ V Seminole County Steering , Vby IMr. and ,Mrs. Charles r (Dorothea) Hamilton, Mrs. J. - Committee members attending DIAL Z - ..., It (Anna Mae) Wells Sr., Mrs. the conference were Mayor I Longwood ---% .11 residents, now of Franklin, N, oger (Louise) Harris, Mrs. Norman Floyd, Troy Piland, 1. I : i C llostesses for the festive event Gordon (Vivienne) Sweeney, ,Marilyn Crotty, Helen and . , were Mrs Dougl (Florence) -The)- discovered this "Land lies. Patty will become the Stenstroin, Mrs. Ken (Mary) Mrs Ho) (Pearl) Partin and Jerry &hnelker, Larry Blair, Z-i- -., 301-- I of Eternal Sprinime has bride of -, - I Rich1ffd tDlck) Smith, Mc1ntoshand1rs S J (Betty) Mrs. Iferbert (Anne) Larson. W. W. Tyre Sr., Fred Mobley, me a long way from the Woman's Club Departments Myrtle Gradick and Judy of Mr. and Mrs Thurman Oath Jr primItie place of ozen and participating in the rmth on No 29 at first Attenng were the mothers were Publit Affairs,preparation Knudson, among others tarnelansportof 25 )e&Sago publicit) of the future bride tlfl(l lesbyterjan Church to a land of modern hoteb and Soual, refreshments, home j ___________ The home of Mrs Bert brtdeoom and tk tnorce busiries&s and a population of ite ticke, and The Arts, j (,aine tire as grandmother was party time and Fe1y ni Hoilingsorth I I5J decorations some two million. for seeraI Sanfordit(5 the the site of a kitchen shower flollingsworth, Starr Lee, Ann The island is rich in I weekend of the Florid,a-Georgia . I . -'. honoring Patty on Nov. 11. Maniscalco and Mrs. Ernest %ine)ards and banana Also Mrs Mona plan Other hostesses were Mrs Cowl thtions and i main tourist Women's Club of SemnoIe daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs J H Walter li and Mrs Albert and Mrs. John Hughey, attraction is Mt Teide, a 12,000 County attending the sthtwjde Truluck of Sanford, and her I F tt and three of the Geneva, Mrs Leo Ford, Bicentennial Presidential foot volcanic mountain which is br idesnia ids husband, ayde Jr abo forChuluota; and Ms. lxshe Jones, accessible by cable car. Skiers lIollingsorth, Starr L Park____ ee and crowd the dopes 16 were Ka thleen Reynolds, winter and Aim I 'eir Maniscalo swiznme throng the beaches An afternoon of socializing Virgini1i Meru'r Frances Ktstone heights Atten(Bng were t)t11 mothers, trid Playing cards was hom€ on in wuur a Jackson, Peggy liattaway, like Brooklyn. Mrs Voile A SYillia ms Sc, rmnuntty event Wednesday, fnora II There were about 70 other grandmo Mobley, Catherine Gehr ther of the bride-e lect sponsored by Sanford Woman's and Ginny Dais ong the 400 guests from Floridians in the group which and Mrs. J. L McWhorter. Club, attheannuai Subscription all-Florida attending the lavish flc directly to the lands from Also Mary McWhorter, Vera Bridge Party, a fund raising When Gov Reubin Mkew feast and fun fest here Mathers, Susan Williams, fete to benefit the club's service was in Orlando Wednesday to E .. Karen Jackson, Debbie Brown , proje(ts. un eu the provision of Miss Patricia Lee (Patty) and Donald Bishop, Anna Mae Welts, (left) Donna Ifinton, Teri Fay, A record crowd turned out for financial disclosure con- Catherine Jane and Wally Philips and and Lillian King arrange trays of pay refreshments at Sa nf o Woman's Williams. daughter of Judge Debbie Gordon and Sylvia the event at the Oak Avenue stitutional amendment, several clwlott I and Frank Donahoe. Club Open Annual Subscription Bridge Party Wednesday afternoon. illerald Photo by Doris and Mrs Volie A Williams Jr, Smith Clubhouse. Overall chairman of members of the statewide all of Saord Dietrich I is currently being entertained Also Lori Morrison, Pat at a series of pre nuptial par Young, Donna Utterback, Katy ______ 11~ _ -,.,;--. . -1_:-1 --7. - . Of Land Verne and Pauline Whless of Ingwood rent1 returned froni a tour to the Canar lslamLs. jt off the coast if _______ Mrs. Donald Wadsworth Corbett lffillasI _____________ -- - , of Camden, Ark. and Claude Deaton e Miss Queen, born In Wtll amson,WVa a graduate of Seminole High _ — - _________ Marriage Applications . - - ______ ---- - -- .. 1~ -- W,w- Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Queen of Sanford •T ' Maurice Corbett, 413 Lakeside 1k, Ike Mary (,ien in marriage by her Iattr,thebrideorengownof whi enise lace with empire waist and long sheer lace sleeves. tier Juliet headpiece as topped with bridal wreath and secured a long train She carried a cascade of white ii urns and yellow ros Area Engagements Announced - - ows Hughes became the bride of Donald Wadswor th Corbett on Nov fl at 6 p.m. with R ev. Harold Davb officiating In the double ring ceremony at First Baptist Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Ft Sunday, Nov 23, 1fl3C __________ Around Sanford V e 41 tz I _________ Bob Shubert was best man; Eddii Hughes, Glenn Crews and Mike Thorne sere ushers I Flower girl was niece of the '! Stephen Wayne Dennis, bride, Stephanie Flame Mrs. John W Dennc III brot her of the bridegroom, was Hughes best man. Ush ers were Ronnie Following a rece lion in the Ru.ssel, Chris Ca.ss and Roger couple left on a wedding trip to church Fellowship Hall, the bri degroom Peterson is employed as a c'ouple left on a wedding trip to New Smyrna Reach fireman in Orlando and the Following a reception at Miami. They will make their new bride is a licensed practical They will make their home in Maitland Civic Center, the residence in Goldenrod. The nurse In Sanford. San Bernadino Calif. where the bridegroom is in the U.S. Air no attendant, light blue flowers and ac. cessorues THOMAS JEFFERSON COMES TO TOWN Dennis 11111 strikes an elegant pose In his role as Thomas Jef a--A~,-- ag ______ - ;-- i rr sikr as maid of honor in a frIiial)el1owgonithflajr hemline and featuring full ol! iruid half l wth ft on lkr bouut1to(yeljo ross arid white pom-pons. Bridesmaid Marilyn Blalock gore a gown _____________ Identical to the honor attendant and carried a bouquet of white , i Barbara Parise I . Yvonne - - ___ _______ V a In And Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Lamar Hughes, 265 West Bay Ave., Ingwood The bridegroom is - - - - - -- Gi% en in marriage b) her father, the bride wore a full srted formal length hooped go%;nInafloeredIacepattfl 4 ft ituring long sheer lace c1 es and pearled bodice Her ____________________________ bouquet of red and white = tiered veil and she carried a - -. - . . Kossiner of Maitland. The brideoom the son of Mary I Karen ;L- - __________________ _____________ - M Hughes-Corbett s It' - - _______ -1 . 1~ _____ -• jr3 _ IWF',% •••• Sunday, :'° ,*-% - li -V V_-_ - -_-1--- __ ------_-_-_ .- - -_ ~11 -- --------------- ----- __---------- _ _-_-_- - -----._-- ----_V---------. -- _--V-V-.-- -_ -_ - _V-_V__ _---------- ____ -._ --'-' --_-_ .L _ V �- - - - - - -- - - - ---------------- - - -- -• -- - - - 4CEvtning Herald, Sanford, Fl —1 01cS• _____ - - Sunday Nov 23 1975 01 ciC OS O•0 0*0 0 • Q(j 0 .•• c' Q .. '• 0. S. 0 0- • ,I .Q. 10 • Q 01 • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •Oc 10 00• 0( 000 .0 40 2 do 00 00 : co 0 C) Treasures to bring pleasure and excite the imagination of those planning to attend this holiday season 's most excit ing social event. The Seminole County Mutual Concert Association proudly presents 44 the Ninth Annual Champagne Ball at 8: 00 p.m. on Saturday, December 6th at The Forest, Lake Mary Blvd. - -------- • -T Sunday, Nov. 23, 1975—SC .d - 0 - XW — li air e or Fh - / - / - • t 1 - a fl ________ A] 77 - j'--' - I ________ - 0 I r L p -- '• 9, - _______ / I' Interiors by Berta Hall invites all friends, customers and newcomers to visit the new DECORATORS BAZAAR in Swuteater Square (off 434 in Sweetwater Oaks). Joa Jacob, the winsome, manager of th is e rare a nd unusua I giftsn ideal for Christmas gluing Wicker champagne baskets, candlesticks, and party paraphenalia for huhd1y festi vi ti es art at,undanc,at Deco r as Open frem 9:30 to S j Mon thru Sat with special houri f o r holiday browsers rators o -: —_•,.. I - _1 -•-- ______________ ••••.SII••• ketv Xr mg awwa 0 - Dressing c orrectly for any occasion is easy when a gen. Elegant simplicity, mars Bonnie Schumacher, In her Jack - Hartley of Miami awflon, another of ROJAY'S hishlonable Homan chooses CAPP'S MEN'S STORE. George W. Foster, Alter S lines. Bonnie's statuesque figure is accented and enhanced In t he skillfu lly cut hatter bodice with its built ii bra and the fluidly falling skirt of this emerald green gown. A jaunty flip of the cover-up capelet bares a beguiling come hither shou ld er. For formal wear and all that goes with it s ho p Roiay, 115.120 E. First St., Sanford. shop r- ISsiqflt Barnett Bank of Seminole County selected this dw All eyes will be on you as you dance the night away at the Chem. dress from MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS AND BOUTIQUEISHOP. Ms. Jean Patteson is shown wearing a shimmering aqua gown en ha nced by an elaborately beaded and sequinned waistband complet, with matching floor le ngth cape. This gown Is only one of many Merle Norman has to offer which will make you "The Boll, 01 The Ball. - i1t1St sty le leisure suit for special occasions. The leisure suit is perfect for the man who wants to dress comfortably and k a! of freedom and st ill with t he sure outfit, available n var ious colors, s correct or any g night including the Champagne V I' I H .a1 _____________________ - • -_-1 ____ -.__ T HE OF DANCE The gala festivities of the Holiday Season roll around only once a year. To see your home Is In entertaining fashion see PHIL DEERE FURNITURE located lust East of 1-4 on W. Hwy. 46. Phil Deere and Carol Quinn are looking forwird to assisting you in selecting just the right furnishings to suit your lifestyle and entertaining. Phil Deere and his wife Peggy will be looking forward to seeing all t he ir friends at he Ia Champagne Ball ° •-_-____________ Ra ll Capp's is located at 2US W. First St., Downtown Sanford, - PROW -4 i bet b cou p les nd David Wright and Valerie and George Weld will be the talk of peg the Cham Ball pag ne a t'- artistically waltz thenight away . Y I • 4 Mirian and Valerie are the lovely and sisters WuuO CWfl _. This charming scene in the comfortable air conditioned hum. of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jack highlights Betty Jack In the shimmering gown she will wear to t he Champagne Ball. The gown of grey chiffon features a full skirt, high neckline and jacket studded with rows of silvar sequins. The Jacks are well known air conditioning contractors in Sanford. Both Mr. and Mrs. Jack are active in the family business, SANFORD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 0 • 4= I L Diamonds for that elegant touch. MIS Betty (Robert) Smith admires several pieces from KADER JEWELERS dazzling diamond collection Frank Dunn assist.s her In her selection Pick a brilliant bauble to dreuVp your Champagne Ball outfit from Kaders An aWGIOMe array of fin# gem stories and wm4reclous pieces await you... and see the many lovely Christmas gilt Items ondisplay Ka4er's 112 So Part Aye, Sanford - i.ir,f WA ! I .1li X. __ V. va ____ _____ _ • 44~ owl PW k 0 ___ • - - - - MAIM - ______ Urt Word Carroll of CARROLL'S FURNITURE got r"dy for the Champagne Ball and gate entertaining at. -4 - Perwards. Their warm and tastefully decorated home cx. The P"i and Pretty Mrs. Laurie Alan Dickey HIOds silver slippers to dance away the evening at the Champagne Ball. Furnishings wero selected from tlw4r store located at 116 W. STOR E has a lovely array of styles available In gold, silver, Like Laurie, you'll be ple ased to know that KNIGHT'S SHOE black patent and pau de sole to be dyed to match your First St. Carroll's Is or* of SilinfOrd'i Old"t and rmnt reliable favorite gown. Look to KnIght'i 204 E. First companies. footwtor. for fine Beautiful blossoms, artfully arrang -cf, add ;e rinuch to any oc. caslon, especially this season't Champagne Ball. Mrs. Anne"it (Kenneth) Wing, stunningly dressed for the gala event, admires one of the lovely floral corsagos created by the experts at SAN. FORD FLOWER SHOP, 2O E. Commercial. Elegant orchids, traditional rose%, popular daisy and carratlon corsagel are only a few of the many varieties available. Just call 322.1E2 and milady's favorite flowers will be delivered to your door, What botlorway to start off the Holiday Season than with a toast to the fun and frolic that lie ahead. The fantasy lands of GIFTS BY Dreams of the C ut" II nne GSAI Jr.). This 9"S' look was a hi of Dia Y raara Swift of Irene s, who sports a lovely curly peisa,s,nt SO Popular amo ng Ifityeung 14histIcalos. IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 21AC Hiawatha (off is a w pars o whoar, experts in the field of ha ir coloring,shap he ing, sty, ng, perma nent . CUuung and tintIng . Phone 3231973 for an appointment 0 st a rt your holiday glamour. NAN in her n Bill Giolow (Mrs. Walter Giolow) chooses a Julit Miller creation in "a gretn polyester crop* at MARY ESTHER'S. location at 221 E. First St. downtown Sanford is filled to the brim with elegant silver, glassware, china and other accessories for your entertaining p asure or for that hard to find gift for someone special, Chances are Nellie and Boyd Coltman are toasting to the upcoming Champagne Ball. The draped front with slightly raised waistline, long, slim sl"ves and elegant decolittag# marks the very new look for the upcoming Champagne Ball and the following alter five holidaY festivities. Mary Esther's also carries fashion ac- cessories. A picture of fashion for the Champagne Ball is Mrs. polty (Donald) Smith In this elegant ensemble from the Leslie Fay collection at the VILLAGE SHOP. This handsome sleeveless gown of 100 per cent Tr*vira polyester features the new e mpire waist with V-neckline. The long sleeved short Jacket with mandarin collar is enhanced by delicate Oriental de signs. Whiting a Davis evening bags. exquisite Hobo jewelry and ot he r fashion accessories are also availa ble at r. Village Shop 0 - -_-- - - I'- - - -- : - -- ---- -:-- -_ -- -- - - -- - - 0 0 is 0 , 60 - - - - UW)0*01_,0 - - - - -- - ----- --:=r--------- \- - �- - Sanford, Fl 6C — Evening Herald, Sunday. Nov. 21, lflS BEETLE BAILEY tPcu PijZjI Artists Mort Walker PA ZUMJ 48 American ACROSS I IIiisan painter French iiridcapt tJ tader 14 hi'rl.tiIin A pa int er N SI Form a not(n 54 Inner 55 UI (x)eI) Needlework 0 For Sunday, November 23, 1975 going to snake like Daddy ARIES (March 21-April 19 You'll enjoy visiting today. Warbucks. 1' Hops kiln AIr,,,'r', I AI SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Friends will favor your corn(war .1 Animal !II A5i liii' L IRpany as long as you don't Ambition is fine, but don't 18 Arab name 4 Put 10 .'O Tape, 5 Neqaliw.' flui I1,(UIcI 41 unthinkingly flaunt yours in the overstay your welcome. I Rhythm fi Mruiitan 23 Calder 4? Iaue ld 15 face of friends today. They'll TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If 1 Hums nymphs 24 Artists 43 tohengviri think you're trying to use them, .1 Boy' name I Organic you're planning to entertain fram. bride .12 Camel feature substaner' 25 Convvrs 45 Window part today for a select group, let and resent it. II Stage whssp('r 8 Greek letter 46 Bran 26 Uncouth SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. passageyour friends know you're not II Girl's name 9 Had beak 27 Portent IS Cares for to .mc metals 79 Kind of skal 47 Slfr', , prepared for them to bring 21,1 You're used to telling it like .16 Doctrine II Nesled bores 30 Chances hay it is, but temper your candor extra guests. :37 List afiiye 12 raIo Ivu 31 Birds ithoJo 49 Fain fort with common sense today. You 38 Shouters 19 I,cntfl article 37 Derelict 50 Dutch city GEMINI (May 21-June 20) could be talking to some very 41 Pot-rn 71 American 52 Noise 39 After 44 60411 impulse could lead you to travel hypersensitive listeners. historical 40 Chine-,e 53 Compass '$5 D() hiilt wrqht point great distances to see pals CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. been thinking about. 19i An opportunity will arise for You've 3 4 5 16 T r9 10 11 12 Don't be surprised if YOU you to talk business at a social E 2 wonder why you went so far as gathering. Make your point 13 —7— — — — — — — - — YOU wend wearily home, 40 quickly or it will be to your —4— — CANCER (June 21-July 22) In disadvantage. 15 16 if burst of generosity, you'll __. AQUARIUS IJan, 20-Feb. 19) give away something you've You'll make a commitment to 17 18119 2O long cherished. Later you'll 1 do something early in the day. realize how foolish you've been. it will seem like a good idea. J23 J24 [• — — 121 122 [ I J'(I i.T,ittp )tAIL 991 ".f ' 1'c,rlv "" When it's time to follow in the day It will be easy to get through, you'll have second along with people. Toward evening, ou u()tI!(1 tx'corne very I'IS('1'S Feb. 201March 20) testy and bark out something Expend your energies wisely j you shouldn't. and sparingly today. No need to ml VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ovethx yourself and come up Placing a premium on having a with long-Lasting aches and — P ——— — good time could be your pains. Uowruau today. You'll end up YOUR BIRTHDA doing necessary chores In the Nov. 23, 1975 wee hours. You're going to do an unusual LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) amount of traveling in the Fight that Impulse to grab the coming year. You may even check today. Others will sit on take that long trip, so plan for their hands if they see you're it, wardrobe and moneywLse. IS Prnm,se DOWN M*T (,iiii'tI 16 Sword .! A •• IC1011 R I 0N M Show Rated Big Success ° .' .'.' IL crn TIJC D(%nkl i ^ CLATTER LAMU by Art Sansom with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis Sunday, Nov. 23, 17S-7C ByBERNICEHEDEOSOI. A I p A • A1T1 N AJ T,nnsqr,'-•j Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AN T U u'tit,' HOROSCOPE . By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent According to Pain Rathmell, coordinator of the Needle Beetle's first exhibit of needlework at Sanford Garden Club Thursday, the event was a success beyond her dreams. Pam said, "it was VCT successful, and we (exhibitors) intend to do It again. We hoped it would be this good and the quality of items entered were just fantastic. This Just shows what average people can do, There was not one professional entry." More than 200 needlework entries were registered In the colorful exhibit which feat-ed all types of apparel for infants and adults, tablecloths, wall decorations, quilts and afghans, handbags, pillows and many other unique Items. Four Needle Beetle gift certificates were awarded by popular vote from those attending between the hours of 3 to 10 P.M. 1111, Jill" First prize went to a man, Corwin Bennett, for his needlepoint wall hanging, a natural bridge over water, which he captured from a print. Winner of the second prize was Mrs. C. Manning for an ornate tablecloth she crocheted. The third prize was awarded to Ann O'Brien for her lovely blue and white crocheted afghan. The fourth prize drew a tie between Larry Reedy for his original needlepoint pelicans, and Mrs. Blanche Bolen for the blue and white quilt she made at age 91 years. Ilk - -- Y Peggy Lawrence's exhibit was a cro cheted shawl. (Herald Photo, by Doris Dletrlch) 'ago Club Notes Jill I JIllI L.. ca_is_i LVt,ILt U1Ct' st' %% AITIN' T' MOXN DE BUT ThL SA TIME I'M '— LO P,EAD"i' .2 SYLVESTER ALL 1001 IS A rIVE. IX)LLAR BILL.' r— LI I I ' SORRY, L)IM ruc /-\ UCER OF MIU 'XN'NOR • LUCKILY, I KEEP AN ADEQUATE SUPPL'i' OF SMALL CHANGE —----"N NAN0. (HtTII A K Q 72 -\ FER HIM ST A A 943 F A .1 1065 VAKQ Q 10 £J9832 SOt'Tl( (DI Chic Young \ 00 YOU NEAR 7 4Ar DOG BAKING OOESN T HE KNOW \ IT'S TMEE Ooci< IN TkE MONN6'j' p ) WAT T4E wois' WELL W)'Y OOESN1 HE LOOK AT HIS WATCH? I Both vulnerable listen carefully to advice from friends and associates, before I'a%i 3 0 Pass 4 making any major decisions. Pass • PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Pass There will be opportunity for know what the penalty is for a t leadership gain for you today from two plaver exposing hi's entire have excellen saiurces. One is through your ha n'd during the bidding After qualities today. Don't let the personal efforts, In the early stages of the other wiH two p,-Isses the third hand reins slip from your hands. Be a come in an unusual manner. defense it pays to give your ;),Irtner as much information thought he was the la3t "take chage"guy if you want ,Is you can. Later on you may bidder. passed and showed his things done properly.. YOUR BIRTHDAY want to Play to misinform cards VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Nov. 24,197 5 declarer. The penalty is very severe. One bit of misinformation The offender's partner is This is a good day for you to caU barred and if the other side In markers for favors that are that you should always gi ve This coming year, expertise obtains the contract as is most owed you. However, do It by you have will be worth more him is that you play cards that likely alloffender's cards way of a gentle reminder. tie knows you holdrather than thari before in the market place. become Exposed ones he can't bv sure of. LIBRA (Sept. 23~Oct. 23) This Don't sell your capabilities South's live-diamond con. (For a copy of JACOBY will be a very successful day if ;hort. Someone who has need of tract is rather optimistic MODERN, send S I to - nin You apply yourself. Recall: Vour service will pay the right Probably North should have at Bridge. ' cio this Hopes and wishes only become rice. dropped the bidding at tour, newspaper, p o Box 489, but South is in five. Radio City Sta tion. Now York, West starts out with three IV 11cm -O 0 1 / •. L'i .r',. .. cA$ ,'-'-'-.,, . P. AF0 1 PRISCILLA'S POP I... Al J____ t 71 çJbeç5J the s lammer bone. a for false 4" I r l'.s 2A 2• CARNIVAL £1' SEEK & FIND 7 IIE.EJTV ARCHIE , by t . r,.- ' IT LOOKS LIKE IIT IT HASN'T BEEII )PtASNT ,USED ATALL.'J .. - C, V - •r p'. ) ' C . u Pt I P U ICOCII ET T I WAR . ______ .41 f .j.. - A ..- . ...: .- . -' -. _•_\ ' ') -:i5I S ; 4. A6 if - - Worthwhile And Such Fun ____ . w i. . Yt74 Dick Tumor - fr— - 4k. - lci N 4V1 4 y' \ I CONCERT WILL AID STUDENTS I Y C N % N F 0 0 . 1 1. E R F () U I %% I N D it I - ,"j,,1 ,( -. rv — 00 sale the week of Thanksgiving chairmanship of Peggy Hat- and will be available from the / taway. Members wlUcater the members and advisors of the luncheon. Junior Police. me annual Christmas party Come in and let us show you 13 reasons wU bea covered dish you should consider buying a Kohler & erat Pilot Club the home of the esident, 115 Campbell The Pilot Club of Sanford kwood Drive, on Dec 13, at Inc., will hold its November QUALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE" 7 p.m. There will be a gift exmeeting at Holy Cross - change /V\ BOB BALL'S PIANO ORGAN SALES Piscopal Church, Park 301 W FIRST ST Sanford "4 PH 322-2255 Junior Police 6:30 P.M. Guest speaker at the __________________________________________ 71le Winter Springs Junior dinner meeting will be Bill Pofice, a non-profit juvenile Reek of WTRR Radio. d eliquency prevention Organization, is attempUng its Junior Womon s most abiitious fund-raising Do Something I; It G E NI If E 11 A N 1) A 1 0 : 31S E SECOND SANFORD, FLORIdA ft )is,ie We Are Proud To Announce Club ' ' Y Impor ts pr iia~ - I I) _ - - Alp A ( H I H () Second Street r; t r r PIANOS Woman's Club under the - ' ' P I. . Hodge r AT - by Bob Montana V 1) I' I FROMAROUNDTHE WORLD O CANCER (June 21-July 22) kUO%s Is that the queen play Your material prospects has given him a chance to go ¶ ,t 'y encouraging lads) wrong alert for new ways to gain A %1;10 A either financially or careerwise. AM Unusual Gifts M Club President Jean Norris, Sao Woman's Club Civic on the recent statewide fort ever in December, newly elected second vice Improvement Program per a membersand put up for Bi centennial Presidential The youth group will be auction, years ago as president of Democratic letter read by Bill Gielow. members of Democratic intergovernmental coordinator Women's Clubs of Florida Inc., Convention held in Orlando. sponsoring a show entitled Women's Club of Seminole and today holds the pclt1ons Laurie Dickey, as auctioneer, of presided over the business as the M)Ttle Gradick was elected Peggy Hattaway announced "Variety Capers" featuring sold everything nominee to from County at the Nov. 19 meeting acting a dm inistr a tive meeting. represent the that the county Democratic Mr. Magic on Dec. 20 at the items and baked goods to potted at Sue Ann's Capri. assistant, director of adAmong the actions taken was club in Sanford Kiwanis Club's Executive Committee has Winter Springs Elementary plants and Christmas orThe informative program ministrative services and is AnnualofRoberta that the club would make a Wornan the YearGatchel vacancies to be filled and thata School located on SR 4, naments and centerpieces. generated a series of questions aL employe relati CoLirse on OrganWng precincts Winter Springs. There will be ons officer, bicentennial contribution to Kaeen Reynolds reported will be conducted in January. performances, at 4 p.m. and The club will host the Region 7 30 p m II meeting on Jan, 24 at Sanford Advanced tickets will go on _______ ,. -.# - M OF Robert J. Ellis explained the by concerned members. Ellis proposed Seminole County Joined Seminole County about rganizational Structure to 35 one and one-hall - 2 A V I - ARIES lMarch 21-April 19) reality when we do something Lady Luck tends to favor you in about them. your endeavors today, esSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rounds of hearts South has to pecially if intermediaries or You are under exceptionally play dummy's jack of trumps partners are involved. Be favorablc influences today on the third lead and equally coperaUv. careerwise. Make the most of delighted when it holds. Now TAURUS (April 2(11-May 20) your opportunities. West IS marked with the The outcome of a situation queen SAGITTARIUS (Nov. diamonds Dec. OU' .South leads a i31mun(1 to his been concerned about 21) Your judgment Is very keen ace %',t y drops the now appears favorable. Waste today, but don't make decisions 10 South will play his king and no time today in concluding the hastily. Profit by past exmake his contract But if West matter. perience and present obis worth his salt he will drop servatlons. 2.$INI(May 21-June the queen under the ace. South (Dec. 22-Jan. son t know where the 10 is will be north your while to get 19)CAPRICORN You should do rather well Maybe he will play his king m touch with two friends you in commercial dealings and drop it maybe heiIlgo haven't talked with lately. One today orinsltuationswhereyoushare back to dummy lead a second you know from business, truttip. finesse his nine and go other socially. t vested interest 21 Uemocratl*c Women Hold Info rM a tive eet For Monday, November 24, 1975 WIN AT BRIDGE 1,O?O's [Ake Mary Women's Club will sponsor a concert by (be Central Florida Cborale to aeflt The Little fled School House, to be held Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at The Forest Clubh WSe, Lake Mary. The public Is Invited to attend the Program of secular and sacred music, which will Include favorite Items from the Chorale's PoUsh tour and Christinas favorite 3- DOnOtIOU is $L ChrisliDe Cft) director ob 5ChOOI,fntroduce(wogtudentsoj flJd0 (center) of the PIN pri the Lake Ma Woman, flub. Want to do worthwhile' something to help the youth of the community? Want to get some exercise and have fun' a or ecrea on Department has a place for you. The girl's basketball league is now forming and is in need of volunteer If you wou hke to donate some time find the personal rewards are unbeatable Interested? Call the Recreation Department at 322-3161 extension 68 for more In The annual Christmas Boutique at the Sanford Junior Woman's Club Thursday night generated tnthuiiastic par41110171 among members and 911ests. Bidding was brM for 11 great variety of Items made I r 11 Formerly Of Yvonne's Hairstyles LOSE 20 100 LBS. Now A Member Of CALL 831-1300 L TRIM CLINIC* ... Our Stoff At 13 FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT 519 PINE ST (IN BRAM TOWERS) PH. 322-5742 Dry Cleaning at budget coin laundry e pleasant at :: ' SANFORD am. 7 Located at San Jewell invites her friends ' .. :*.X FA IR WA Y PLA ZA On Hwy. 17-92 at 27th 322-9739 and former potrons to X come in and see her. Try it you'll like it' - I' RI V 0 P 0 1 I S N1 U N T If It (, \ K In rn litl A kII Natives Return To Home Town r, by Bob Thisv I E I C () R t 1 N E "' T E (I It A T I I E I A H1ZISTMA$ 44AIZD FRoM MY t4OTHIR... FH A •• SuE SAYS XT N$ IT'S MY LAST - CH11144cli To f4PIC1 N%T yAg's a3-c,iT MAILING LIST. Three of Chuluota's own N I 110 H AC ( (30 NO ( I It A I N (I It II \ F % N Y 1 (' ' '4 0 1 ,natructins Ttr- ackward, up, down. or diagonally ddennaand .shown: lit PIP ( RF1l'JA RF:INI)I;F:Il 1tFi'F,Riiui: RFR RIIATA?IiY HUFA MONDAY fl1f\klQDi Ifls.i d i I - ' . I RU O( IlI'T HINGUOVE IUIu1UAI. RI And Around Chuluota ,, C••i "You're 90ifl9 10 like Freddie. Dad' 1-I's boss!" (A favorite uncle is your , • Rood After residing iorseveral Street. returned home this putweek Years th Harbor City, cjf either for a visit or to stay hATIIFR!NF they are returning to make Theseyoungpeoplegrewupin Thebazasr sponsored by the JONES CentralFloridatheirhome,me Ladles Auxilary was n ow to and went out to take big oespondent Roods have an adorable success, and the luncheon on their place in the world DIAL daughter, Lisa. Capt. John R. Croedale is Saturday was enjoyed by an. 355-38 Eleanor Ayers was the lucky home on leave from Air Katherine Lawrece has one who won the drawing for Force Base at Oscodt, Mich He return to her home on Fourth the afghan that was donated by is flaying with his parents, Peg on Lake Drive and attended S treet to spend the win ter Louise Weaver. and UCrosdale,attheirhome Oviedo schools as a boy. He months. 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O T, - - - -A OLJj- SHOT0'\ SCOSH WIThA ROM / SUERIFF UpIkI1'LJrr """ I - - , - 4' THATCHICK'LL NVR M4K JIAS AAI "—'--" 0 00 YES, 1NDED, HIE WAS A vgy RiCH UNCLE! O il i__1• FANTASTIC! WHAr DID HE LEAVE Y? 00 A v1gv RICH RUN?. I V top _ O() Lfl:1 X .rwMP VA II 1i qVIII - W1ZqTH3R0F RUN FOR_ YOUR 7 RUJ _- -:r 7#ANKSt/Y/NG'S e0jW1AAG%1 '1'- 23 ji 'AVE_J CFtAR4CTRS ___ := IT WOLJL F(_JJ, BUT T THINK... 4 1 q! fm .WHERE YOLJE SLIRFO1JN PEt) BY TRANE FLJNNIs. ff e-ja IA IL ick Ca4val li rg &__ HAPPENING P& — j _ by T LOVE TO ED THE )PA1%I WHAI S milk-AEL -INVEN~ X_7__ "-v- T - -;-- T''-- - —• , MYOWNFAM1u, NQRAMLWORL - -•••• V' I 11 ,%j : 71 OUR BOARDING HOUSE / IC) OfvTh. I HftG PELJCJCLJ5, •-4 1R5. H00 PL E )' \ ' __/ - ( d• by Les Carroll -- - - TWI665, ITh ) TRE TURKEY ROAGT IN G! ) — HERE , ILL. bb ON HIS oil Patteth . cc' rj ____ -4y'J \'ET-R-R-Y Yd'' j7— INTERE5TINGj.' 5HHH' SURELY YOU W0ULWT ,, - to 18. Size 10. 32hz bust I • yards 60inch. kids PIN ---i 1' A 1)1 AR POLLY — Any leftover pieces of that lace made for using ri horns make great hair ribbons, They are fancy and will ma11 tch le outfit you've made. JANIE .. fi DEAR POLLY To save on plastic qarbaqe bags I wrap my garbage and then put It in a plastic dry cleaner's bag that has been tied together at one end with string. When lull, I tie the open end NJ.L. op TTTI 2ILH' HE NOT iN) TEc,v/cALLY PLACES! The th• style are accented by tot stitching No 141)3 with Photo ;tiiae is in Sizes 8 , •- --.- I CAME UP \VTH 1mfWELL, TeIAT THE U6UL 1403 - - - th I Ahj' - sinple lines of .,. .1. t •- - Top-Stitched ' A REAL CNLLENGE FOR A DETECTIVE-"". WHEREOUR -j r- t DEAR POLLY - I have a way to ia bookendsfor kids that COSt nothing Cut the hooked ends Oft two wire ccat hanger: but cut Only to where the twist starts. Bond the wire to a 90-degree angle on each of them, but going In Opposite directions, They will bend it too much pressure as put on them but like thorn and they last quite a — REED. L. TrT— (j 13o° 7R/i7/iL'L' LL IT11 I' , 42 1LZS 1 _ z- NO GREsT MAT TFQ . jT 10 ,-'vr- 24's Zip-Front USED A S; ,g 4l '!1 A i fi ffi ffi her T!IM j wl &1393 JO 18 Look - ,I Alike, - #- - . •••' es - '—,•• .J I. •• 3'7p7fl3i4 's,13 'J - qs q \. , that say "Press Here, found on so many cereal, der and boxes can q: :: easily by attaching a piece of cellUl0s9 tape to the bottom of the tab, to form a tab at the end of a tab! No mor.i having to store open packages, or fishing for a tab. I'll soon be 77, but it took me a long (flç t'mn to figure this one out' at / cZL / ( , 1s .- F 4 - - • •._-• •. i i:': çr '•' •-i r ,,. 1 ••• --'4".-. 'L'3LJ;. • j - 7. •••, - •.f p f t.1 7 11 LU - '! I ,-• •• • ' '._ - i... .''--;-.•.•. -i• :. •.;---- 5 - i-'.. • • I. j•. •i r•••i ---------'- \ -•_I DEAR POLLY When transpinplants l find ithetu?o tin? house 1--;'. ?t•. Stocking over the hole in the bottom of the new pot. This allows the water to Seep through, yet keeps the dirt from escaping - TRICIA. y Dad always had trouble oettinn the whitfi'11I •,, L' - 1 - DEAR POLLY —Those pesky tabs III 1.7 DEAR POLLY - Smell bits of dirt were hard to get out of the carper in our car so I now use an old hair brush to brush the dirt into a Small pile, that can be easily vacuumed Out. — MICHELLE. - ç99q .. •• ,•' • .. .. 4_••_ - �:j~ernicekdc,.0 7~7 t. At ' 1 e £ fAl I f%fl• hat en I_POLICEPOPPEDOUTHWMEVERYWHERE' AND A n s d re \_ 4 1_ HE SAID HE WAS OUT OF GAS _____________________________ --- I by NEA, "C. T.M. flea U.S Pat 0t 1rTh _ ta eflt ° ' s curio • day A financial break Tuesday. Complicat ions socially Wednesday , si Unusual career Opportunities at week's end GEMINI (May 21 June 20) A good idea could slip past you Sunday. News ou ye been hoping for Monday. lucky with & large issue Tuesday.. Domestic frustration Wednesday Thursday. A very pleasant weekend CA Oppor tunities - " -. - - d • ,I \/ 1 SOON D'BANK WAS A SEA OF BLUEI" " 4 % 11 trur t are er li~sdaY Y00e lucky early in the day. Wednesday, Thursday watch health 0 r-,ittefs You make a fortunate alliaACe Friday. A romantic weekend. URUS (April 20 - May 20) Benefits come through family lies Sunday, Fq3 ( —- • ' / 1975 •. -4 , % -_____ — - A/ I _ ____ ain come early in the week be alert. ions uesday Thur5day, Entertain VIPs at home this weekend.mpae LEO . •- -_ -A % F32 tA 0 (July 23 Aug 22) Personal Interests important to you are advanced ;IS the wif!ek begins. Good news early Tuesday. Be extra-Carefui in tinanciai - matters Wednesday. Thursday. Weekend: Greif for travel. ______ VIRGO (Aug 23 I it .' Sept, 22) Strings are pulled for you behind the SCene3 Sunday, '- Pr t, * (Jay. Thursclay. Excedent financial Prospects at week s end . — • L t (AR 'rvcRsj 4 PsENT/NA CH4r IT6!yES ONf4FO Tfl,Sr/C PRO- 'I •.' W Uu Wimp — • -------------- NO TE: Send letters to Bern/c. Bede Osol, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer all the letters. only the ones ----of general interes t. • - a by ------------ a — ISBELL a— — -- - LIBRA 1/nil 2_ ____ fudenf's —fHe MANY - TEND To FAVOR — SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23- Dec 21) SUCCeSSfUl Sunday if you don't push your luck Good things Monday and early Tuey. Goals are haz y V-'Fdflesda , l PXtner Problems Thursday. All active. fun weekend CAPRICORN (Dec ,'. '' 22. Jan 19) Profit through business dealings early in the week Poor planning Wednesday. Careless workwiC Thursday. YOurS 1fn'.. Lrnpetit;ve sua:ons Friday. Popular Sunday AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb 19) Advantages come through closi Issocia!es Sunday. Monday. Stick with your decisions Tuesday. Possible tusiness losses Wednesday. Thursday. Best days:Friday and Saturday. /8/ANS AS THE WEEK ClOSES I / PlC ES (Feb. 20- March 20) • _,,_J - Influential contacts are helpful Sunday Career Monday. A financial Opportunity Tuesday, Tricky partnership '. L'rø,. F'' . 1 . ..... • "' tj virlu, Corner _ ' I and_this_Month OSCOP cAJ 1,12A[G Important goals can be reached as the week Be careful or a crafty friend will fake advantage of you Wednesday. Watch temper Thursday. Pleasant surprises at week's end. I UW//SIMI 21 Ni 22) b egin Get going. _____ \V-1JC Q1 (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Friends and contacts are very helpful Sunday, sconpo (Oct 1 ' OPpOUN/ TIES OU1v CPL t/U /ri iv v ,mma /T$ALL/4CKS W/TN /MRT4NT fO/6N W(S. ,v I n ( fr1L1 VI uJf/s ALSO A FPT/wATc I ffK/Oo FOR IPMOJAL S I GN rn I LEO, SCAVPAOS I - _- FRI INDS an T/JC !vrr TH4TSfN. kVHEN TE5T/41 /5sEx,srAr THE VERY I CA Al A ONF A APA5' E /AIA/OLMTop THC H NO (PN mrHALfofFE GARBAGE DISPOSAL. NE TO EAT UP EVERYTHING AT THE TABLE! YKNOW, PET, I CANT DECIDE BETWEEN WEARING THE TWEED SUIT OR STAYING HOME!" . r BERni[E PREDICTS II I ob, / • LVlD fl,f& rvuJL' .1 -l . Mond ay. L ucky Tuesday If you don't break promises. RSPoflb4liIjes box youin Wednesday. Thu. r sday Best dr ays 4. ( Afl//A D///A ccnjn,Ar W/TiJ TJJC innij JtPr//pV AIADr JI riiy y * •. / 1011C IN - C . - _____ / . - _ . PCY0i1 i n' Pc'oRT' _ I Ir 'Of .. RTSENrALL Ae- r RCYTRAIAIT Ty C011.17,J60u1N6 HIS W, Ti~Flg PiR60M "IN 4, ,I - . 1~r f J. Ain 01 ON )L - 'T i rr !! POW F * —. • -* -á -dl A . CAW '1 &IV -. OF A Ei 1 M bI V QUANTITY . - 1H VU1R6 QUALITY.. • - aLLY p * — ERTAINL.Y NOV... F 4J)/ OTJ - * MARtO LEGS PETER A , ST1CjR EAT I TAE Ir 0 14 TPIE ccom PIT C_Vt)CAWI~_ MACII JUDY fiEVY ThE \0 1AAAW llczo --- -i-4AA. 1" N) IAJ4&E F'€R5c, • ___ all w p • -i - f':' -. ,.• * MURRAY 12 Apr OUT OUR W HURRY UP , YOU TWO, OR WE'LL BE LATE FOR THE ERTLES' THANKSGIVING L 7(e ?M&& lby Sullixr m WHAT A NEAT IEA TO HAVE NEIGHBORS IN FOR IT WAS ALL MRG. ERTLE'S GIVING—WITH COSTUMES WAS A LITTLE r-T- A tvD &OU, ADIs b G)TEMEk), ffiE GREAT 4M JIJKE AL( MAKE / A CARD DtSAPP AR E,EFORE -'/; 1 (c AHEAD SIR, ai -- i ,. . P(( K A C kD ( HMM,, LET'S kA4J I I AA)Y CARD, SIR, -- 1 i I alp ; — —.— • --. I 11' f' JUST PICK A STUPID CARD! .Lffl I KY1tVL: 10! HERE! I PICKED D _T-__j'-v------- Ai& FOLKS, THE (6A1 H(5 TEMPER I)GAPP&4k, ci---, 7& * 13 — - .- . . . ___ .•.. • - �CAMPUS C3LA TE3E:t i1 10 by Larry Lewis by Garry Trudeau $,WA'?K$ DATE COLiLNT MAKE T H E SCENE. kES TRYl ts TO PICK UP ANOTHER 'i :j N O T T~AT ft 77 —p. - U' Hffs W, : (' — Y16CUP I/AVE S!5 I JUST c/5M C/6 ) ,bOR /cIWA, COULD RtTR/5Vf 4Jrj /$/ ,4 iW46 STUff 4 1Z34ST7&ACx L 1LEFAcTfR, 60W!! 6W/a.. - CAPTAIN EASY N4'Z1/UR/ ___ - - 7A&E4U --- L • Pf.Ocu 4. t..ç;1 vçKAvw... : — 1aqo1/ss4'(o? ,751R. T• - p"! - - - }21J 1A5fN51r1VF /V/.. 7/15 IOUT! Tia& OL'Hasf,4V ARPctL iu4w I4 •.-; —I-A & JipJ::LjL&J1 -- by Crooks & Law rence REALLY )ED HIM OJ 5A R SA GE fQJj4J ALLEY Tc'MoN, FILMORE) - S y Dave Graue WH 'iOU ANS I BflER )CQ rAi,,— A 122*. • I HE'(, BE CAREFUL ThERE, '1 OH-MY- FILMOR! WATCH IT! JGos4!I,.. - GAIMTArJOJ THESE ---- 7 7 / .'. HOW 'RAT $EML)&ThR WENT ON \: AgE TH \ A TERN-PARTY 5CAVENOER HLJ1JT jKALLIKAK5 AND HAl' TO pjØ a - - -. iK II - I TT PRO R A M 2J -• - • - LA' Et'FORCEiV1NT,14 / • • f' QF OUR (A IN sa aL i W aesr i 6 WC4 MY POZtR. /WO 2XP1O$/Vt k---,4j4//. 6/VEN A TIP"IEVIL 71It e•' 7MT5R4//J' aJkl/t/SLAA'j??ff p '! I1JJ' . AWE /14 1OTtlR! ( #*7 • r — --------- r a __ • =---- 'JO1 PJOI 50'JL YA l'OPJ'T 5C002 IT \ : OUT WIT YR HANIS YJU5T UP- ) END l'ACAN AN' PUMP Ifl . - [1.' C IT FL PC AL I I%cfI7uPc MAP I AIUK= I L'I (.7MMt L)Ps l',A N05E IN tv I. IL 11.2 5 ' ! J ? -_ i - 91 Pr H lqlqY W031*TD3E:3Et boy Dick Rogers TO p &A L — l i t'J THE ALPHABET icr rW N-'N Ut- ?. QQ %.IUM2EP CAL. + EEU 9 I ME OF -TH E ThTE OF RHOPE I6LANP _f *! •' y Al Vermeer 4 A PA MINUS P 01 -• MR. RLJMSLY SAYS WE'LL ALL EIET A 31W FOR THANKSGIVING C>INNER. p I I 1.0 5PLL OLrr 1 NAME OF A QtE— 3PRISCXLLAIS P IS SID FIGURE) " T//sS147 0,c RIME 151 A NI) AIYO 41 1 PRO l'kE is 60.CNG 11 ./u _T1T' - 1•kXI• 5LP0M L16E'. - I ia ' w__ ja2m l ::i I! - NAIUK CULUK5 SHREWS I 1HE 6'4EW SROWN LE1j I L �- cam Mir ftifi3jind — - 83EN03EtT RX ::_!k` 4 B S by DOCTOR PR/b1/frENIi'IrrER.' 7T1 THAT LAST BRAIN T!ANSPLANT 'vU MADE ON T-4E MONSTER WAS A 8/G MISTAKE. WHAT IS IT, MELVIN? 0 Frank JThITe!nhllg / Hill' INSTEAD OF THE BRAIN OP A SCIENTIST %U INSTALLED ThE AIN OP MAD GQRILLA. ,,J 68th Year, No. 81—Monday, Nov. 24, 1975 l Ilenild Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents A Downtown Sanford Chn'stmas Parade Route i IPP FuItn s' TRGY1N&TLA HE VI HS ) 6!J Otki) qm'crcinI si a 4. I > -; ________ - - I( / - It / r \ St r I - ___ ' ..... - £ / ____ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Scond St. ______ > ______ ______ ______ > Third Dale's prediction came as ffie lit _____ ___ ___ ___ _ F o 5 it --UMM - G%S YT 1* ___ __ 1 AM NJT A 1T OF I A LOSER IN THE GAME OF L%FE... 614 eg 'r"T-IE WINDS OF LINLA')(, HEAR A... OH OH THAT '5540ON05 PAMILIAR...FE 2.1 :4 00, r CLEAR." r, 14 ! I CIT V 4 n elMdahl ___ / ____ ..-----.--. KNOW . --- COOPERATIVE ... - ___ ___ tr _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ H)AUDIEMURPIW Herald Staff kr _____ WHAT MAIL i 'J I I CHAN6E OF ADDRESt- SEVERAL . flA'5C3CA' - - •- C) - - - F - , , __ I ployment office, 113 Maple Ave., and took at least six unemployment compensation checks totallag $M. Detective Sgt. Eddie Hub today asked that persons sthg unemployment checks report any suspic ious check cashers Immediately to police. "If you cub an unemployment check Hughes said, "be sure to require the casher to show his or her social security card. The stolen checks had the win] security number of the payee on them.90 Hughes urged merchants and bankers to also ask for other Identification of persm cashing unemployment hecks. was first learned the county planned to purchase them. County officials estimated a suit to block a $2.4 million bond validation filed by Cas3elberry Mayor Bill Grier cost the taxpayers more than 1200,000 in default payments to owners of the two utifities and because of trac tion this year wi ll be 10 Mudentat All Souls paro antique cars. which will move School. Students from Fred Davis, Police said prelimijusiry investigation didn't Willkate ecial of state unemployment off1 in Central Florida In *Web were stWen. Officials said It may take three to four weeks to get stolen in the en Wt V er, one official saw the dleft e dr~L; 11111:1' t expected to Interrupt the flow of future checks to anem. played persons. - Itwasalaolearnediaatweek Christmas Marshal, Ronald MacDonald, will be represented In the donations That Is our only source of funds, since there are no entry fees for the parade," Davis said. So far 78 entries are recorded, with more expected during period of time remaining. A re vi ewing stand for the flve Ui4h t Nude(?) . .- - IJ —w-.r- f Is Selected For Tangerine • & WX by ( W VJUVE.u.JAcotO, '\ I VE.MoRE ScUneider o%V14D r~_A~ _ . -. of. resicue call found the situation was different. IL ranked Mismi of Ohio in the Dec. 2O Tangerine Bowl ____ I I / . er ___ _ --- \ s afternooti. I But the Sentinel Star said it had learned that the \ hr I N Around The clock Bridge IN AS ...WE SIA)0LD KEEP A OOS5161Z(~*J EACH 01-qESZ V1 AND ITS RZ~SLE_MS Crossword A A Sports, 111 4 I I L - WEATHER FIRE DAMAGES -i - - - --- il -a No 0 RUN =- -- - - - •. ___ - SCHOOL Stedtits In the Ift *fvvO e4*b grades at An Souls Parwhia] Ave., Sodord, wen se:t home thIsann alter a heater fire damaged a sixth grade social studies-science cla ssroom Sanford firemen extinguished the overheated gas underneath the tree as the man of damage toasuspen Isdderout uf the tree. Coombs said the man, ap. available. Details on the accident weren't available either, poll" said, after a ralul-search of police headquarters faned to tum ... j Weekend high 55; weekend Fair and continued cool today and tonight. Highs today near heater (above) aixi reported the classroom sustained smoke and bO and lows tonight near 4$ heat damage, Including sev eral broken wlndos Authorities said Increasing cloudiness Tuesday the fire occurred about 745 am bore stude nts arrived for withhIghsaro7o Northeriy classes. A school spokesman said the classroom is used on wlndaaboutlO mph djmjnlghbag rotaft basis . closm and also as * tonight and Tuesday. homeroom. A dollar estimate of dMage " Immediately Details and tides are on Page available ( Herald Photo by XJWX 1- - crew erected tempormy 10011',way stop signs wW flashers and patrolmen took hum for 11 hours directing _j- -__________ -' ---- --- Above, with shattered signal In foreground, Patrolman Carey Uerndoa takes his turn directing motorists (Herald Photos by Bob Lloyd) i - JT J - - ' 1ootex1onIadderetj fmen, police said, and after further attempt.sto get the man to come down failed, Police Patrolman Lewis Coombs went up af him Firemen positioned a e net %orking order sometime 1-2-B 0 P Wv (it) officials said traffic sI.Vlalsat the l3th St. and French (U & 17) tnteecUci Sanford, were refused and cUmbed higher. The man tried to kick down a parently trying to commit were not Immediately suicide, was fimffly subdued in &A lforwcope Ak SIGNAL sai and wood uulltypoie (kit) suappedbaonca Dear Abby ................ 7-A Gr _ __ Calendar Comics DOWNED SLOWS TRAFFIC Today '' be I overVitgf niaTecha nd San I Jose State r nude 19-year-old man perched on an oak tree limb feet above the Eighth St. and Laurel tersection. As officers tried to talk the _- An official announcement was not ex- ____ - . rescues, but on Saturday E]t1cers responding toa tree Ile University of South IL KNM HM - _____ LEAPNPL&JECAN 1 - Sanford pohce and firemen we used to cat-in,-the-trte type today to face nationally JEP\JC. -rD - S. Carolina ____ 3E £ a ,,,I .). Saturday night burglars pried open a door and broke open a locked filing cabinet at therearstate unem. severe ftndaiprob1em The parade Is expected to thfferencethbondmarket "Our budget drawsomeWto25,000peopleto betwn the time the suit was down First Street along with the throughout the county par. the parade, and so far we've Downtown Sanford. filed early this year and the Sonta Claim will make giant floats. ticipated in a contest to ralsed on $700," Davis said. The Seminole County Parade final bond validation last SIM ippoarance on Thursday. The parade wil l form at the determine this year's theme. He added that ex. Comxttee Is composed of live month. most De.twbenhwillbeushe Intersection of San Juan Davis, penveeentsintheparade The.4millionthbondswu into town by the annual Avenue and First Street, near officer at the Flagship BaA of are the trophies and the fees people other than Davis: William Register, Pat Register, used for the purchase of the two Oristmas Parade, set for 7:30 the. Sanford Naval Academy. Sanford, said the Naval that must be paid to the bonds. Jack Weible, Joan King aw 4 uti-lities. p.m. The parade, led by Parade Ira CenteratOriandoaLso "We are really looking for Jo Higns. a ;3 police today urged merchants, banks and anyone cashing state unem ploym ent checks to require Controversy has swirled about the two utilities since parade judges and local ficlaLs and the police and fire parade, "The Spirit of dependent group Interested dignitaries will be erected departments," Davis said. ChrIstmas'78," was suggested dUzenswho are worki ng oget FlrstStreetbetweenParkAve d sp byKeiahann Washington. g,a the parade under way, dej and Oak Ave. H By BOB LLOYD Iferald Staff Writer Dale predicted the county wW receive M,000 in revenues 0 10 on the two firms. ParadeConuWtteeChaimian. the nationally knm clown, parade. said this year's parade might will proceed west on First "This is a really big event for be made up of as many as 95 to Street to Laurel Avenue, turn a city the siye of Sanford," 100 entries. south on Laurel to Elm Ave., Davis commented. "We keep "All the financial Institution then proceed west on Elm to up * th cities the size of In town are participating, plus Park Ave., and south on Park to Orlando.the traditional high school 4th St. Da vis said the Chr istmas bands, local government ofThe theme of this years Parazt&' Commlttce j C2 After Check Theft d3• Santa To Sta r I n Dec. 4 Parade - Room!INCIDENTALLY, HAS -' ANN' MAIL ØJ -' ARRIVE 1) ;,X FOR - _____ - . I CHEJL, _____ . Eighth St I I 14UNGRY! ____ N RASH CONC—ENIAL COMPANION, ____ Seven th ______ -0 .kT '9 fs ____ I ... 0 ____ ____ OF_N00 / ___ ____ I tA?rw- I - CZ / 0~0 - t t sixth St, ) INVITATION - -. L. Fifth 51 IT NOT C\rrP ER J IN 1Th%AT CAr L t' M'' 4 Merchants Warned the two firm on Wednesday. County fiscal agent Emmett Taylor met with stockholders today. The $3.97 million purchase will be signed in New York on Tuesday and the county officially will be in the utility business urth CHARITY.-I HAVE 0' YEAR MID m .Qr I REFUSE TO ACCEPT / __ I MOVE IN WITH ME FER I - - RATE M'ELF j\1, TIME , ThI - I'LL LOUC) AN - 5+a'ff1 A bV E k that a UM,000 construction name depositories. The firm's fund will be placed in a St. home OffiCe is located in SL Petersburgh bank, as opposed Petersturg. Som!!t!ra of WiSe Indian Hills and Consumer institution. Dale was optimistic today UUllties can look for l5to20 per The reason bond money that the county's leap into the cent iturases in their utility went to Pinellas County Is that utility business will prove bills next year, a county official the purchaser of the bonds, bene ficial He asked and y. R. ., approval "We will probably raise rs stipulated In the purchase poalUons W uU li departnext year, but not over 15 or 20 agreement that the f would ment. per cent," said Bill Dale, director of the county's Department of Environmental awl Cornrnjrclai s,. - e dIc tS l tIt R t H Li i _T HOP>e MY MALPRAC-FICE INSURANCE WILL County P Am -tii~;k 8 wrestling match 45 feet above the pavement amid tl~e spreading lunbs of the aging Coombs brought the man down and he had to be restrained by ambulance persoaml as he was taken to Florida Hospital North, gs,ere he for psychiatric examina tion under the Baker Act, police said Police said the man relxtedly had shed his clothing tow ks bloc and carried it in havthgiton the greet — -- � 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1975; <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/9a2829e4bd6706968b60bf4c7b0cf72b.pdf 68a27f9735fd937adaef8a41bdbdc5ed PDF Text Text ________ - 44 2 N - . r III 'L .;< -~, 9 _--L I 1-- " 114-, .-I L. 0 T _-IL i. - = one i ,Z 1 9+ —. eq~ - " . 06 I -. - Ecr.0 r a •— v r , . 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L4w1 iathelow ° westerly winds au U rn I are g r. -- IT Sinner's — - - rs John ________ ________________ _____________ - '.- -- - NEWYARNEW ----= - — = =- --- - - ---------- - - __________________________________ -------- --= _ - I - •a_5__._= - WIN - - - - - - - -- ==- --- - - - ac At Plaza answered a 1215 pm alarm today at Sanford Pla Shopping Center and One-Hour Cleaners, a The problem of trains b!ocngtrafficatcrossfngshas been r ed uced considerably , barber shop adjoining the Singer Sewing (enter The railroad has taken measures to rectify the problem, Smith said today, including cur,e!ln crews a bout the situation, Other met Thepersistantproemme to prominence again last month, when county cornfl1IO11 propooed an " 11 - or I Five Sanford fire units Herald Staff Writer SeabosrdCoastUneRaifroad I. - - - --=------- , - - - - - - 4 _-- T . - -- . - - __ f - __-_~!:~ 7 , :. - I fA,A1p~-" 4 , i FL I t! 4~~! _. - ? _ __ __ ...- 1. __ . 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Fi%r month's payments have ___________ 1W - = __ , __.!SI,I kU _ _- : -4 11 . r __ I. %M. - -.1.1.,_ -.1 __-___-.___- Z~ - .*__ L Jk - . - - -. .ii countvcommonundeote the 1 t it would beconw the county's responsibilitv to make the $1500 ' monthiy payments in the event thestatetailedtodoso. - - - - - 1 - I - - Vihien, today, said the holdup was the fault of the state, but - DRUMMING LmixiediaklY FOR TRIBE - - irt.; 4 - , , ,--';,~~_ 1 - went about their w as usuaL Cause of the fire was not known, tire otVcIala iaI - - werereporteti. But at nearby busnesici, Including a depaent I Seminole County Corn. m1oner Sid Vdilen Jr d today,thattheleaseagreement for the Central Florida - Center to toes out burning foam cujons and car shopssndcleanerswere evac usted o employes and tom and no injuries X-e_,;~_F, z-.%, . (r) : M-43" ^ , '_ I - - - -- _-IiI __________________ — .P---4-4-7,-TN _-7,&., ~!V71_37-;;,-_I-~Asl F."-%. , '_ i . - ~IIIL-Ki.k. ,!P J~ 1 - men pried open a The beauty and barber Approved I A M_*_ _. - ~ I 'Me Wo of Charlie Turner, Debbie Reagan and Joey Williams ifrom.left) Is drtimm!ng up support for Seminole High prior to office. Shevin requested an invoice ton(gt t'i Homecoming game with Lake Brantley. TonlØit's be submitted from Seminole contest will be the t for Seminole W next week's Rotary Bowl Cm for paynt of ft ve clash with Satellite Beach. monU overdue, - --- ____ - ge Contract - - - -_ -- ~~ Crime a Lab ' Smokewasdenzeinthe ByAUDIEMURPHY I_ . -.;o,_ -___ 7474.* - 12~C-M _- i Coctined On Page 2-A I I -=---- .__ _,_-- and Greater Construction Corp. of C.asselberr) in the deal to buy IM acres off Mar th south Seminole wasthat tide insurance be tained on the property. The county contracted to b the rea for use as a clay pit on July 23. Without fanfare, on Oct. 14, commisonersvoted toabort the land buy Greater Construction has filed a civ-d suit in circuit rourt seeking in excess of $10,000 damages from the county and the commissioners in- _______ - - -- Morris - _ _ -1 -- - ery _ -- == - - ! IN - - Tcnlgbt is the big Homm1 football m at &1noie IUg, the Sanford gridd take on Lake Bid at the high school sports complex. John Swoud, a junior at Seminole, takes part In the pre-game festivities by strumming his banjo during the week-long celebra tion. Note the reflection of scen bows ring off his sunglasses. Game time tonight is S o,clock. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) --' spread to other businesses duetoanopetopct1lIng inthebufiding (Continued On Page !A) -- -- Butmappearanhadnothingtodowithmy being a Sanford city commissioner," said Morris. Moisa%1crdentthchargeofchelsea Tide and Guaranty Company's offices In Orlando andSaord dition of a contract between the county - .- 4ii - - ._•* I Firemen said smoke erns up the movement of trains off crossings are technical In F.AliIF.I4 z M ro e uce 1111111111111111111111111 ° C w 5 I - - -I V.. blaze In the rear portion of the Singer sewing Center Champagne Baip ____ - — ' ___ rn — - - .. -1 _;S,- InsideSunday M ea Fire Hits - (A Q Z - I r am ! ç r 1111111111111111111111111 - - 11 -t_la_ W,_i_ I 0, ..-. I11-10 on Saturday when the Kiwanis Club of Seminole Sunrise hits the streets In an effort to raise funds for underprhileged youths. 8uy ingthcfir3tbagofpeanutsIsMayorLeef.secondfro rightl from Kiwanis President Cliff Miller. t.00king on are kianians J L grit (second Im left) and Gordon Merr (Herald Photo ANYONE? '. 6ilf HP ' .:,Zv There's a big community -wide peanut sale scheduled for Sanford TS A A I ~Fr q~ - Z 3 ;i V f rE. °' 4 1 i if Wif tr motm- 11 M9 - . 1A a-qftb ,,,4 .- V' I = 2. . I - ______ ---- Mmj . . - U " -.8 21 3 5 I ? f 'Ss- ~ . r 2 i < 0 In 1_ - - . --U L" Cr 0 SO 19 * -- 3211 ft* a ,a r" 5? 2& - , I ., NA ,11 T", 2 5" 33 V.. 6 I 4 g , ill* -- -N, L 4~_ -__ *.00, IQ -_ I. -, .__ - _ — ------- W. 2 * - - - b fort the grand jury under subpoena but said he couldn't comment on his part in the probe believed tobe centered around an aborted 17,O®ciaypit purchase deal and a 34ay transfer of nearly $1 million in federal funds by coun ty commissioners to from Sanford Qt)Commissioner Jo, State Atty. Abbott Herring's staff successfully eludedreporterstnthecououseon Nov 11 and smaked Morris into the grand jury room and out againafteratleastanhour'stesony Morris today confirmed that he eared __________________ " fl) I _____ ig .? 40-1 ; - — a C ry The Seniinole County Grand Jury, reportedly probing county govement actions and allegations i t . - - a- f:1, - ev % a ; I V$ :3 - 5 ,bs~ R 9 ft .1.. ;10 I ___ M u B) BOB Ili) D J, I I 0 ;! 04 5"" 1 P _ CD = `8 ,V !; 5 PS1 0 Mr. A M 10 , e, ' ' 73 3-: I 0 I 'P • dill 0 * %07 ran - 05 4 ; - I f'"\ I = % 0 on "C D j CL 0 -' I to g . r V -.. f _.J ? 1 affi IIII :3 , > !3 - Z 3 Z to M ft0 % Z 00a a 1 I III 5 ; - . -1I , I._-_ do919F J!31_'_T= ._ 1 a a 9 - I IIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111 ' , _V , i ; z -C W A . n 0 OOOOO ' 61 ~ - - II I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IMM - - -- -' ok to go ff 40 " g FrW 5. Fr *1 ill , j. - A. y r: CO ft C) "8 0 r WIMMM - r, - - I I -I - 1 -I I - I — 0.1 I I f ;i ,- , In 4 (a 1 3 II -. / allocations are st ill a year away, Profitandprldeof ownership should be urge incenti ves for the Downtown merchant to improve his lot, she said 0 R q I Irr -; iE I 1, II : 0 .4 m -A. - - a ~0 A - W, f 3 0 ini 20 - IN . C: a: L- I 000000000 I I . = 39 M a =- -64 p. I __ r .. Pt I 1: . ~. -a - 30 = CA M a P 9: Z - SV r " I f4 ii -% a 4 & J iff 4 § 1\ 1help fi grow She said federal HOMECOMING , I t gE — T if-, I :7r - - - - - - L. - --_ I IL . I Ii , - - - I it 10. -- - X -, I *0 . - k -. - i - chants. Miss Jacobson - ~ Im * 111; 0 9- . 0 4, . ------- a "flak" from many merchants volved; th epropert owners without the city underwriting . their goals. Lie said he fee outside the T - immediate and merchants complaining Downtown area as a result of an that shoppe prefer going to appropriation of $3M00 four Altarnonte Springs and other official action was con- Nosember 1977 before any montha ago to get the DDC mall areas, and the orrIs said the Cit) of citiiens tempiated legislative action could be underway earwaterhassetupaspecial complaining they f4 The Commission further taken to establish such a district with an annual In ponse to a quesUon what they want Downtown and budget. indicated that it was not in a district or an "authority" to from Commissioner Gordon don't enjoy shopping here. position to fund any part of her administer a development Meyer as to how this avers ge salary ° an executive money "It's important to break Downtown redevelopment proct d irec to r as used, Miss Jacobson said ilogy. Howcan we solve theae De study with public moneys. Commissioner John Morris, that an accounting would be problems?" asked v elopment agency Is 0 Miss Nevertheless, commission who is also chairman of the given to the commission at its Jacobson. She h ' ee anywhe re from •, to said all thr members made it clear that Downtown Development meeting on Monday. have a responsibility to y were in agreement with Councfl, said t tax incenU Miss Jacoton ou•ll"4 a Miss Jacobson said t the prow the Downtown area and the DDC goals and would programs was also a possible answer to critics on L.e init I four-point program for the 1 1111114ii, supportitin ways other than method of funding su ch a city ft funding "e're 3aofo as a "Utfie count, , 7. flnanctal. proçam. pora t%thmdd ement.coor r e -• Lmproving your Downtown redk Miss Jacobson said Stenstm said that he would area." She said that the phrase she disagrees t it impl with. was not her Intent to seek have no objection to the "As goes the Downtown area, flnng,w uevflflthe •h, READY FOR Snsm said he never funding of her project from the establishment of an authority, so go" the city" would be heard Sanford called a "red. causes of decay and un I city, but said repeatedly that he appropriate, neck" town. He said he agrees successful business 'entures. Commissioner Jullan Sten- could not see "city tax money She said the 'terrible with Miss Jacobson's Victorian h-Trainingprogram o ass strorn pointed ou, that he involved directly." mall businessman in trilogy" in the past has been the restoration of Sanford as a beBeved the C - ___ I .. -- - 1! - .--_-- Ic", responsibUty of the property At the Outset of the meeting, such a Project was through Mayor 1,ee Moore declared that special taxing district. 0 City Commission was in City Manager W.E. ,,Pete,, 'Idal session, but that no Knowles said it would be 0 - _____ - I — - - 00 M ___ besuh,sheajd,asshe DDC Executive Director Sara Jaco bson to Sdoed Ci Commitsion the plans for proposcd a corporation be redeveloping the Downtown area as Commissioner Gordon er established as a ehicle to Alkren) carry ontheDDCprogram I IF - .., seek support from the State !L3lature Stenstrom also pointed out that one problem with many Downtown merchants 15 th? carlclof'hrstnaft e shoppers go I "Competition is the essence theredeveiopmentprojectlsto (D . 1111111111111111111111111 14 I property __ Ij! -_ - IIIIIIIIII11111 - -- --- ___________________________ bneededandthepeoplshoWd financial commitment among ___ I I5 C ' O cy . ~ :I 1. think DDC is the answer. Stensomsajda taxing jjst merchants and downtown J S r- 11 men- i, Plans Enth usiasm, spirit and a ____ ' :r .: _ e . % , , 0 (D I 4 CD M 3 I 9 3 A,.; .. m n m -4 M W DDC scheduled for Dec. 1. J -J I _____ I Ic 19, In M I 01 — _( , 40 r I 5 0 18 C --- _________ - * . _______ 4 M I genlrneew?a Downtown businessmen is -' 0 16 -' I t —. C ;j ______ r. "h"7 ;_: . - 1 5: 406 2. I '% ___________ !!k -I n I Of ___ temed the meeting, was the third such presentation she has made. Earlier she met with two grou of do wn town property Owners and , ,__1: 4 • .- - I — -_ ined Outio 11 f_________________ Downtown Sanford in the hopes A, of restoring its image to that of "Charm City." - • - — ____ for the redevelopment of :3 = -4 - ara acobson ezeujt$ve director of the Downtown Delopment Council (DDC) went before the city Cornmission yesterday to outline plans, cost figures and dreams (1) -' - __ zifi - I a _____ -- ________ - 4 LI HcraldStiffWrjter . .- . 014 = ~ 99 _L~! - - w , rb P -1 0 k: T :3 11 5 ~!- 4 r- - Told ByJOEASKR %4 ir -0 ' 8? . r 14 ;? 0 0 C pr le 0 E:3 2 2 0 CA 1. g to n ~;;III * ,6 §8,8, !j - - 1~ '06 (V " 1 ugl 44 i 0,-.9 - - ___., . > ;X :3 - (D 6 FP LI P II R ,por . , .1 r. & rV ~ - r cr i3 -0 - C - C, ~: il ii ii 1P 1 , , 1--* #_ W =r i No. 7PFrIdI$rniIl9Ig' Sanrd,FloridaWflprjceloCen,s Sanford Redevelopment . - __ I - .. B: 9t 0 -9 - ~ o 5gsl" E 0 s __ _-7 -1 !; - --- ____ ~ Er 5:rc 06 - M M 9 " 1 . I --- 0 X 3- i = 0 ~%tlllt V r_ 0 Wi ". U... 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'': _____ _____ • - jj% ____________ .4 I r.'-. __4 h —. -- . ____ ___ - . _____ \ -a-: - I _____ ____ - ________ ________ , (•L 1. T,ni1n1 ft,'Mlnct in a'niinu W Fromme Makes Appearance SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — . . . - Lynette Fromme made her longest courtroom appearance two weeks, but there are signs she will continue to boycott her trial on charges of attempting to kill President Ford while the defense presents her case. MLcS Fromme showed up unexpectedly Th ursday in _______ ~~ during a hearing with the jury atsent. She sat quietly for nearly an how as attorneys argued about a defense move to ca ll a prosecutor as a witness. But she returned to her cell when the j urors were ca lled back fora brief closed-door meeting with the judge, an indication she Is maintaining her refusal to take part In the trial. "She considered it part of the trial when the Jury came CONCRETE Imminent — package Including a 10 per cent hike in city residents' Income taxes which it believes necessary to get President Ford's approval for federal help to permanently rescue the city from default. State of ficials also said late Thursday they & "VCy near" completing a $150 million financial arrangement to - - help the city avert a possible default next week. The city survi ved a near brush with default Ofl Thiws day, when the state's Municipal Assistance Corp. Scraped together $100 million and rushed it to the city treasury help meet a $127 million payroll. - (Continued From Page I-/t) b - iluiliy plus court-o rde red enforinent of the sale contract. The civil suit alleges that Seminole county commissioners illegally aborted the clay pit purchas&? "in t p-ui of personal reasons." Laurel Realty ,was to receive a commission on the land sale, On Nov. 11 Laurel president Joe Robinson and execu ti ve vice-president Robert Hosack testified before the grand jury. Their legal counsel said his clients had not been subpoenaed, but were "requested to appear." Also appearing before the grand jury that day were John Yamrutz, a Laurel vice-president, and Jack Lazar of Greater Construct ion. All four of the witnesses appeared before noon. When grand jurors returned from a lunch break Herring's staff successfully placed Morris In a group of jurors and spirited him into the gran d jury room unnoticed for his testimony. Later, when reporters were apparently telephoning their of fi ces, Morris was quickly whisked out of the grand Jury room and out of the courthouse. The grand jurors recessed yesterday afternoon after several hours of work without hearing wit- nesses. Tuesday at 9 a.m. and begin their fourth week of reported probing of county government actIons. State Rep. Bob Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, was the only witness known to have appeared before the grand Jury on Thursday. Hattaway, a director of the Southeast First National Bank of Maitland and a cousin of County Commissioner Mike Hattaway, was in the grand jury room two hours and later told reporters that he had appeared undersubpoeM South Annex Site Sought By LYLE SUFFIELD NOV. ?5 BXYZ Club meet at 1st Baptist Church, Activities Bldg Longwood at 12:30 p.m. - -. - a ears Jo n Morri y ~__. - SENIORS - ;' Grand Ju ALBANY, N.Y. (Al') The state legislature appears ready to enact a $200 million New York City tax Increase - - TAMPA (AP) Police say they are investigatn repirt of a death threat agaiitt a detective suspended after refusing to testify In a grand jury probe Into the murder of vice squad 1)et. Richard Cloud. Det. David Ronald Slinker filed a report with the department claiming he had been warned by an informant of a conspiracy to kill him. homicide Capt. Jerry Godwin refused Thursday to discuss any other details of Stinker's report, saying only that "the information is being Investigated." But police earlier Indicated that an underworld "contract" was out on Stinker's life. -' %) IIALLANDAl.F: (All) Officials say the lack of adequate fire drills could have had tragic results when a blaze in a 14-story condominium building led to mass panic before 400 residents were evacated. Paramedic Jerry Dezember said 75 to 100 persons had to be treated for hysteria or smoke inhalation after ru-c broke out Thursday on the sixth floor. Twelve residents and nine firemen were taken to hospitals for smoke inhalation. No serious Injuries were was ) reported. Conner Wants Land Probe - land deals. Commission Chairman E. Harris Drew, confirming a report on Tampa television stton WTVT, said Thursday he had received a letter from Conner asking for an investigation. Drew said the commission would consider Conner's request at its December mneetiig. Ms. Bordon Thursday on SR436, according to jail records. Browärd Hearing Put Off I - TAUAIIASSEE (AP) A disciplinary ;warthg against Broward teachers has been put off for 16 days while one of two teachers' unions asks an appeal court to halt the proceedings altogether. Ken Ocrtel, director of the Division of Adminstrative Hearings, said Thursday that he granted the union's request for a delay In the Public Employes Relations Commission hearing, which had been set for next 0 Tuesday. He said the hearing date has been rescheduled for Dec. 11 and 12 in Fort Lauderdale, PEFIC has filed a complaint against the Broward Teachers Uunion and the Broward Classroom Teachers i'tssocation which could result in heavy fines against the unions and the teachers who went out on a three-day strike Last September. — office in spring - - Shark - — Explored By Authority - - Con Artists Plan Check Spree n-. TAllAHASSEE API A gang of professional con artists plans to cash stolen unemployment checks In the capital city during the Christmas shopping rush, a state official say-s. Thurman Burnett, unempl oyment compensation administrator. said his information on the alleged scheme — — - __ - — came from Miramar police, who received a tip from an — informant. - - - Burnett said police told him that unemployment cornpertsation checks stolen recently in Miramar had been turned over to a gang of con artists. - - Inmates To Renew Strike — - t~ _______ ____ - - .--' - -- - ___ - - __ -. — .- TALLAHASSEE tAP) Death Row Inmates say they'll renew a hunger strike on Dec. 1 unless Gov. Reubin Askew responds by then to their demand for improved - D town Plans Told ___ i . conditions. Askew received a petition Thursday from Death Row inmates confined at Florida State Prison seeking better food, broader canteen privileges, more exercise and less _____ — - ________ - - - • ,-.,, '- -. - -- : - — -- Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant Chapel ta.king into consideration. ______ ' ___ _________ - ; ______ A.M.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. Oviedo One Issue the commission has ___ Of 3rd Monday Of the Mon th at 4 p.m. settled Is the method of Lively Socialites Club meet at Highlands Club House 673 financhig the venture. _________________________ Shepard Road W in ter Springs —4th Friday of the Month at Approved as a method of ______________________________ r----"--1010 a In financing is a bond issue. .A Over ill ty Club— All Soul's Ca tholi c Church nwrneeting bond sale was chosen over two at Redding Gardens Rec. Room every other Tuesday of the alternatives outright putMon th 10:00 a.m. chase and a lease purchase -5:">'Sanf ord SeeiorCitlzen, Club—meet at Sanford Civic Center agreement. - V __________________ 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 now. Both Neiswender and South Seminole Senior Citizen Club meet 1st Thtusday Of Conu ssloner John the Month at Is! Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. —320 W. Semoran pooh-poohed fears by some ________________ Blvd. Alta monte Springs meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Sanford-area residents that the ,., _ __ - plementation of the redevelopment of I)owntown Sanford, providing arcades and ________________ - - - - - _________ __________ _______ ________ — Shirley Moak, Miss Jacob. son's executive asl,5JIt,ujda v local legislative bill would be - — ______ ____________ needed to establish taxing district authority for DDC. She ____ uid hearings need to be set by ' - . - - I ---- - ______________________________________________ _ - --- 1-1 4- - - — — - . , - - I - •-... li " .$ - ', ,,a ./ -. -- - :-,. - \ - ' - (. .!t - ,, .".' :I - -. : . -- z -F -- ') . - ' :' - CAREER EDUCATION ' . .i' -- - - - 'S ' -" . - -. -- ''' ' ______ -. ' -. As part of a Career Education Week emphasis In Seminole County Schools Larry Williams and Frederick Brinson present Ms. Mary Limited Amount are pupils at Pinecrest Elementary School. Business Support Evident urvey M onthl y Rentals mendation. Available Connell pointed out that Downtown Keller, during budget meetings summe r, insisted police epartment have custom Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, bu ilt police pa ckages, adding Maid Service the two vehicles Keller is now purchased do -description. Schreiner noted both vehicles (JJJ 1-4 & SR 434 By AUDI E, MURPHY businessmen, Shoemaker owns Shoemaker replied, ,, It will are used already and it is after 1 INN,) Herald Staff Writer Longwood ' Fl o. interests in the Roumillat probably come to that. There's the first 15,000 miles is put on a building, the Land of Fabrics no thing free anymore anti you police vehicle that problems For Further Information Phone The redevelopment of Down- building and the Hollywood can't do this without funding." develop, He said a better ' 8624000 h town Sanford is a popular Shop building. It behooves the city to spend rrrrarn would be to purchase subject among businessmen The banks and savings and the money for redevelopment, I these days, according to a loan associations probably will Shoemaker said, "even taxcasual survey of some property help with the development payers' money." The value' owners and tenants of the project, Shoemaker said, since added to buildings by W Central Business District, they are located downtown and remodeling would be reflected . a . A.K. Shoemaker, general the project is in the Lommunity in higher ad valorum taxes and ~ _J contractor, owns property in interest, the public would soon get its Sanford and Orlando. Asked his response to the idea money back, he said. !" 4 ,'N, /-'i "I'm for anything that will of a Special Taxing District 10 Dr. Vincent Roberts, a 9 : work," Shoemaker replied finance redevelopment, member of the DCC and a / % Z4 when asked his views on the ________________________ I( property' owner, agreed that plans of th e Downtown -, "something has to be done" in 1-)".' : Development Council (DDC). .PT:% --;.,Downtown Sanford. i''iii: 28 YEARS "They have to do something, L'i'Jri i ~.= "I'm glad to see things .1 they are dying on the vine down moving," he said. c e' ."- " r'there," Shoemaker said. Don Knight, of Knight's Shoe \1 CBut, Shoemaker added that Store, also is a member of the Downtown Sanford needs an TAMPA (AP) — At 11 -\ DDC and a strong proponent of -..! 'anchor store" to draw people least 28 Tampa-area the redevelopment plan, said: into the area, lie defined an residents have been "I've got a lot of faith In the "anchor store" as a popular arrested In a drug raid that program and have a lot of operation, like a large departpolice say is a crackdown confidence in Sara Jacobson ment store that has the power to on the sale and importation (I)1X Director) and Shirley bring in customers. of marijuana, cocaine and Moak i DCC ezçcutii.e • tranquilizers, assistant). I "Loo k CSSUi Officers Knight said the said 68 charges problem of shoppi ng centers," Shoemaker carrying combined bonds redeveloping the Downtown remarked. h of area was "too big for S355,400 were filed store of some Thursda y a g ainst 39 businessmen to try to handle on by smaller operations. their own." people. including four juvesmaller ones are able to exist because of the people brou g ht in T man whois serving time nization to handle the by the large store." a threeyear term in problem was the best solution. Shoemaker said, in his Raiford on a narcotics opinion, one of Downtown conviction in Suwannee F1 Sanford 's biggest problems was Co the lack of such a magnet to Officers said tl-- rest of dttract crowds of shoppers. the persons namtd In the I Another problem, in the area indictments were being IckLV(!I -,' of funding, is that runny sought DINNER . IX)%,nto%-n businessmen don WATCH FOR MENU Most of those picked up SUNDAY TV SECTION own the buildings they occupy, were in their 20s and he said. charged with conspiracy to SHERATON "Owners and occu pa n ts will deli ver drugs, police said. SANFORD INN have to get together," he said. Ph Details of the indwich JI "sometimes tenants don't want terceptions were not liiito pay for Improvements." mediately made available. Happy Birthday, America! You'll soon In partnership with other De ZUt) years old. lo honor the occa,r sion Chick-lu-A is giving out gifts galore. Shiny new-issue Bicentennial Quarters, sure to become collector's items. To receive your FREE Bcentennial Quarter, simply present the coupon below when you purchase a deliciously different Chick-fil'A sandwich or box lunch, Chick-hI-A is especially good with an ice cold cup of Coca-Cola. E This special birthday offer is for a limited time only, Sorry— < only one 25C coin per person per k.. order, tith the coupon below, S Shows Redeve lop men t Pop u Ia 135 and 150 Month r — Quality Inn North '- -. -, - ' - ' ' ' - AN,NIVER Y __.Q1F . '' ' "~ -'-' .pans , 1 ' - Arrested ' '- - - BIC ENTENN ' • with your purchase of one ld'ckm 14' 1l. san bn,v .. - ' - . ,., - - .. . ,, ' - ' • . .. ' -' ."Jo., le ~dal _,~~ restrictions on packages. Andy Hall, director of the Florida Clearinghouse on Criminal Justice, said 45 inmates signed the petition. Maurice Harling, Askew's deputy press secretary, said neither Askew nor Lt Gov. Jim Williams has read it, I t's the \freaflhin. January before the next Leg slative session. Miss Jacobnon said ap. Man Draws 240 Years In Jail GJ je - - DADE CITY (AP) A 26-year-old San Antonio man, sentenced to 240 years in jail for stealing television sets, faces even more time behind bars on other charges. The 240-year sentence was imposed on Benito Marrero after he was convicted of 12 counts of breaking and entering and 12 counts of larceny. — DINNIER WA'ICH FOR MENU SUNDAY TV SECTION SHERATON SANFORD INN - / -- -' AItdluoflt — — W — __ — — W . pt 31) 4044 Shrfrer Sees Ford Losses - i ______ ' ______ —Facelift or physical tin- — - -_ r - -- _ ____ - — Netswender pointed out (house space problems, IA) possibly the south county commissioners thatAlso, south end of the county awaits dinance making railroad Lively Socialites a considerable number of meet at Highlands Club House, 675 Seminole County Neiswender says the tax only the building for a library to south end. may have offices in the annex county employes already have collector has a branch Shepard Road Winter Springs, Fla 11:00 am. personnel liable for crossings Nelswender, the director of it',, located Into existence, it in the south COMING EVENTS: ou been moved t of th e Sa nf blocked longer than five ord South Seminole, as do other county development, says he Some courthouse depart[)Inner Dance, Nov. 20 (Thursday) Altamonte Springs will be asking questions, yij be moved, Civic Center at 6 p.m., Dinner catered by Le Van, and music reviewing sites and probing The ordinance, which carried cording to Nelswender. " cording furnished by Drummond. Tickets $2.50 per person. Call Mr. John legal Issues before reporting a penalty of a $500 fine and-or 60 by jury have Kurzer at 83U)044 to be conducted In days In Jail, was vigorously back to the commission the courthouse and official Key West Tour December 3 through 7. For r eserva tio ns possibly at a work session on records have to remain at the opposed by railroad officials, call Doris Hogrs at 32244 or Mrs. M. McPherson at 323-48 thouse." who called it "unenforceable." Monday. cour Kapa Tree December 12, Friday. Total cost for (ranThe never Neisivnct says the main sportatlon and dinner 115.00. Call 3-914$ or 373-2648. What Nelswender is looking enacted. reason for seeking a courthouse Florida history Class Wednesday morning at 10:00 am. annex is into is which departments, or Asked about the status of the that the county's meet at 1st Federal of Seminole. Nov. 19. Teacher ORLANDO (AP) Doris growth rate over previous sections of departments, problem, Smith said, "We feel could 7ales of man-eating Attack," spoke at the opening session of the two- feasibly Rogers. sharks are only myths, wi th people rating 1-3w on day meetig sponsored by He like make the move. we've got the operation of years has prompted the Florida Sea Grant the preferred diet of the ocean's fearsome fish, Advisory Program. said he Is looking at both ç. he gates at this particular for additional space. moving entire depail- crossing (SR 46) down to a He said that the U.S. Shark Research Panel tions County officials ,,will iJ says a leading au thority on sharks. Clubs, Addresses "We ha ve found only six cases in 2,000 years checked back to ments as well as moving see- mlnlmwn." 3,000 additional square feet where sharks have 1597 and found that 1,165 shark Altamonte Spring s Frie ndship Club swallowed t ons of peop l departments to provide Altamonte Sprin gs real soon," said Nelswender, Smith last month promised e whole," IL attacks on humans had been recorded around DavId Ilaklridge of Sarasota told a 'Sharks and the world. Civic Center Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs meet 1st the project coordinator, nUcai services in areas oJier the county commissioners that Man" convention Thursday. and3id Th ursdayof theMon th lO:30 a..m. trains would block crossings for Th e pa ne l, whose work was halted by lack Of than Sanford. Th e first hint of a South Augks Elders St. Augustine Catholic Church Baldridge said that an attack is often a shark's approxima tely seven to eight 3 Sunset Seminole location surfaced ef funds,fowldthats attathhaveaverageflg The search for a fort to tell its victim something. Drive Casselberry meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month —.10:00 earlier this year during per year minutes when Auto-Train,, worldwide since 1940 and that 35 per annex budget was "When they attack they are saying, 'I want a.mn. prompted, with 4050 cars, were passing hearings. cent of the victims died, Baldrldge said. Nelswender says, by a study you to either quit whatyour doing or leave where firam Towers —Sanford meet 1st Wednesday of the Month "Only slightly more than half of all .Omrk bites At that time commissioners you conducted by the county's are," he said 10:00 a.m. At one point during the were looking at the Mon. Involve any massive loss of tissues or limbs," lie Office of Baldrldge, scientist and author Of "Shark said, BXYZ Club—meet 1st Baptist Church Activi ties Buil Management Analysis controversy, J.H. Lee, a United ding tgomery Ward building in and Evaluation (OMAE). _Longwood_lastTuesday oftherflnj)th _12:30 p,m, TranspOrt Union spokesman, Casselberry. Th at structure Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club 'I ;. meet 8( Mark David can be bough t, officials say, for said the proposed ordinance, if ___________ _ l -, VW Blvd. sligh tly more than $1-million. _-__ own enf orced, would drive Auto-i-I--. ne w club all welcome. Train However, Nthwencler and j -out Of business. w'W _ Central Senior Citizen Cl ub Church of the Nativity Lake county Officials both Commissioner Ski Vlhlen Jr., agree that lik Mary meet the 2nd and 4th Th ursday of the Mon th at 10:00 am. the Montgomery Ward building -N who defended the ordinance at %_ Chuluota Senior Citizen Club —Community Fire Hall --7th is not the only structure under the outset, said It was designed ____ Street Chuluola meet 3rd Thursday of the Mon th &t6 p.m. (Continued From Page 1A) to give emergency vehicles considera tion. - ç' Fifty Pius Club 7th Day Adventist Church Forest City Building 310 at the Sanford quicker access to Seminole i.; ' meet mostly on the 1st Mo nday of the Month —6:30 p.m. promotlop and display to Memorial Hospi Airport, county-owned property ta l from Increase sale,, Golden Years Fellowship meet at the Comm unity United at Five on at Interatlite 4. Polntsandexpand - -I—Recruiting program of Methodist Church Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday the Sanford Courthouse site art' ~__ft local marketing experts, of the Month --- luncheon leservations necessary. all alternaUves Neisweider __ By DONNA ESItS new cars every six months. Cornell insisted there should be Herald Staff Writer Mayor James H. Lormann, such a notation in future LONG WOOD.— The questions supporting Keller's recoin- billings. of whether used vehicles should mendatlon, said he talked to Schreiner added, "I'm still be purchased for the po lice Winter Springs Police Chief looking for a Cadillac wi th a department rather than custom John Govonihk, formerly a city alternator on ft." City cars, proper billing for lieutenant with the Longwood Council two years ago argued replacement parts for patrol department, and Govotuhk said for months before approving cars and payment of expenses the pur chase is good idea, paym ent of an auto parts bill for the police chief to attend In other business, council which included parts for a special schoo ls occupied ci ty approved expenditures for Cadillac because the city had no council's attention this week, police car parts and for Keller vehicle of that make in Its fleet. The council delayed a having attended a special decision on Public Safety school in Tallahassee o"er Director Doug Keller's Connell's objections. recommdenation that two Noting the bills for the auto demonstrators carrying 13,000 parts did not mention which miles each on their vehicle they would be used on, n'.dometerg he purchased at ar~l $20 ea ch The governing body tabled S action until Monday night Councilmen Gerard Connell of and Don Schreiner Indicated displeasure with the recom- - TALLAHASSEE (All) Agriculture Cornmissioner Doyle Conner wants the Ethics Commission to investigate questions raised by a newsparr about his for the benefit of citizens who courthouse. courthouse offices. live In Sou th Seminole. Parks and Utility DepartThe S*th Seminole Ubrary In 1969, a circuit court "One thing we have to live ments no Longer make their i almost sure to be located In decision named Sanford as the with is that the county has a home In Sanford. The county's any building purchased South permanent county seat, great many people living In the fire department, also, has been Seminole. As part of the new - 400 Safe After Building Fire - Investigation have included Southeast First bo nd. R0CC0 Anthony Conti,42, of National board chairman David Homer III and vice-president Jack Jones and Seminole County Pompano Park, had been Commissione rs Sid Vihien Jr.. Dick Williams and released on bond Wednesday, John Klmlrough. according to jail records. Conti County Commissioner Mike Hattaway had been had been arrested over the sch ed uled to go before the grand jury ear li er this weekend by Altamonte Springs week but failed to appear. Both Hattaway and his police on a rape charge. attorney, Gerald Rutberg, answered all questions Michelle Bordon, 20, Henas to why Hattaway didn't appear with, "No dersonville, N.C., was being comment. held in county jail today In lieu of $10() bond on charges of fraudulent use of credit cards and possession of stolen property. Casselberry police arrested - -f - t Sheriff John Polk said vice agents seized "a quantity of County commissioners voted on Aug. 26 to qualudes and amphetamines" transfer federal Complrehenslve Employment and during the execution of the Training Act (CETA) funds from ComBank, search warrant at the Borgen Casselberry, to Southeast First National of Maitland. They reversed the action 14 days later A Broward county man after public controversy arose concerning the back In county Jail today transfer of funds to an out-of-county bank, without bond after a ccurt Other witnesses heard by the grand jury In the ordered revocation of a $5,000 Crossing NOV. 26 Golden Years Fellowship meet at Community United Problems Roger Nelswender has been Methodist Church Casselberry. Noon luncheon reservationsassigned the task of coming Up required. with a plan to locate a cowReduced Kimbrough noted, however, south end," Kimtrough said, relocated because of cow- countywide library service, the (Continued From Page (house annex In some part of that it is feasible that some NOV. - Death Threat Investigated s don't see that. We decided that issue years ago." - JP search warrant. Deputy C.L. Nickle reported officers forced open a door to a bedroom at the residence ,,to retard the destruction of "refused to opea the door " Neiswender Assigned To Court ByEDPRICXEfl Herald Staff Writer • evidence contained in the room" after an unidentified person inside the room polk hearing. SEMINOLE -- _____: ___ _______________ Recording their names for posterity In th e new sidewalk at Wright, Michele Kellogg, Oberto Pleura, Hea th er Marie &l vido Hopper Elementary School are (from left) first graders Teresa and Frank Mitchell. (Herald Photo by Torn Vincent) EVIDENCE back in," defense attorney John Virga said after the NYC Tax Hike 11111 ___ _______ __________ _______ 430 I Jail booking records. Borgen was held In lieu of 115,000 bond on charges of possession of controlled substa nce: Qualude; possession of controlled substance: am. phe ta nes; and possession of narcotic paraphenalla. Sheriff's reports said a unifoim deputy took Bergen to his Winter Springs residence where officers executed a - TAMPA iAP A statewide grand-jury empaneled to probe organized gambling says it will take "appropriate action" as soon as it learns why no cases were presented in Tampa despite information of w idespread vice and corruption, "Considering that from information provided this grand jury of widespread vice and corruption in the Tampa Bay area, we find It extremely difficult to believe that no cases Nave been presented to this grand Carl Margcnau, Jury foreman, said in a Thursday press release. Margenau said the second statewide grand jury, empa. neled this year, was advised that it was to probe organized gambling activities In the Tampa Bay area when it held its 'ssion in Tampa. Jury," SSJSfl - ws.- aw. -- — -I---- - I S .? ', -. In Tampa Corruption Probe Sheriff's agents, assisted by Orlando police vice squad agents, arrested Walter Henry it Borgen, 19, of 110 CamphOrWOod SI, Winter Spring.,, at U.S. 17.92 and Lake Ka thryn, • _______ __ '\ Ti.' - V. ._-,j . __________ •..,.,..,. •... %~ I To Take Action L. Thursday night on drug charges and later seized drugs in a raid : at his residence. - . _ ., - .. I1 ______________ Ij ____ "It's going to get worse, and there are more candidates on the way, said Bob Newbrand, special agent in charge of the Secret Service office in Miami following the attack Thursday on Riwnn hvJ t'rirw nr. iri*I,l,,t, 'J.IMI5 U IU7 U1I. Newbranci said that the service was augmented by agents horn U.S. customs and other federal agencies, but "we're very thin right - i._ ___ . / . Jury Debated At Longwood -- Springs man at Longwood _________ . Friday, Nov. 21, 115-3A Police Department Costs FLORIDA Grand arrested a 3-year-old Winter .' .__________ - - . ' MIAMI AP) The Secret Service, faced with two attacks on President Ford and one on presidential can. dictate Ronald Reagan within three months, is 'overextended" by the current large field of presidential candidates, says a top service off icial C7 ! I IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD He ral d Staf f Writer Sheriff's vice squad agents - ___ - 4 Man,19, Arrested .; I - ______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Springs ___ , . -, - , I , ri - " - 1 1 . - - __ _ - .- i -I ! . .J!'I- .'I - _ - I - _ .. . .. .-__ _: .. _Z L _ -- -7 - -I. i i k 1 _ BRIEF - - I - _ - -_. . __~ . .. _. .;'. " ",..t. !. _ .... .q , .-A. I m-C1~ I A,1i rw _ _ %A r _l; l~ 'I ~% I 7=;~_-: L,- --,-,I _r_, _ 'Z ' -~ itI ,a 1 A.J--. u4b~s , -11 1 T'___ , . I __ ! !.1,47T I NATION IM I _______1 4.1 __ .%, t ! I -, :i -. .__.. - _______________ J'. -- ATLANTA iAP - Ronald Ueann will defeat \. 5 — I\tdIl a — — — — — — - -— a — -rn 7 Chick-tIM is —"delIciousIy diffrrrnt. bortrIrt'i hrriis o(e.,i(k,,, (It I U t,"t) Of Ott M _74 — ....4 — ' a ————— ChickIll -A - - f-" - .: - - •-'- - FREE QUARTER - - U. th i., .1 .... 25V - ( i,. i 1 - �Evening .100 N Herald Although ft's a bit early to be talking FIIEN('ll AVE., SANFORD, Fl.A. 32711 Area (odt' 30.3?2?61 I or 8319993 Friday, Nov. 21, 1975-4A Around WAYNE 1). IX)VIE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WIUJAM 0. CURRIE, Managing Editor IU)BERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Ilime 11i%er Week, 5 i enLc: Month. $2.40: 6 Months. $14.2a; Year. $2840 B Mail. In Florida same as home delivery. All other iiiaI Month. $270: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 2.40. Q __________ ___________ .1 __ ___ F~Z~~l ________ I Test Of Detente Imminent The Clock Appears Thanksgiving, the Florida Highway Patrol is predicting that 28 persons will lose their lives on the state's highways during next week's 1024hour holiday period. To date, there has been an 11 per cent decrease in traffic fatalities during the first 10 months of the year. Perhaps that is why the FliP's prediction 13 one less than th e number who died over the same period last year. However, we still feel th e number of predicted deaths Is too high and we urge all Central Florida motorists to use extra caution during the holiday period, which begins at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. We'd like to suggest that everyone stay home and enjoy the company of each other over any holiday period a nd recommend that only necessary driving be done, such as that required of us souls who will work that day. After all, the fewer numbers of automobiles on the highways lessens the chances of accidents. Please be extra careful, wha tever you do. Evening Herald Sanford, And remember our slogan live one. - Be a statistic! A releue from prison. _ We commend the Salvation Army for Its efforts and hope others wth do all within their power to help Former inmates of federal, state and local are Iv'inLl nIdNI hi, thu aIt'nI1, A.s.. vaI&wit tUiUJ program In Sanford, according to Correctional Program Director Jordan Hothbart. Lodges and social centers In 30 Florida municipalities provide a temporary home, cowiseling and help In finding Jobs for these former I----.— The Black Program Committee of the Seminole County Bicentennial Program is sponsoring a baseball game on Thanksgiv ing Day in an effort to raise funds for a book, "Black Memorabilia." inmates, Rothbart said. The total number abed by any one time Is "around 700," according to Roth. Jacksonville office, traveling from prison to prison, interviewing inmat es and trying to help th em. Most of those who seek help are expecting to be released soon "and a lot of them have no place to live and no ob to go to," Rothbart said, Those accepted by the Salvation Army staff are Guerrillas ThL AVIV, Israel AP) When President Ford announced the departure —Bill CIUTIC of three key administration executives in the s called "Sunday morning massacre," the first shoe fell in the United States of America. Americans will OAKLEY be analyzing what happened and why for many weeks. The second shoe fell abroad. From Peking to ly k9 *% ' Paris and from Moscow to Manila, allies and 4-. 1AA enemies are sifting through nuances to determine %k-liether there ;s a new U.S. policy toward detente '. e- ~~, and, if so, how it affects them. C1, %ft.47 _~ The concern centers around the dismissal of Secretary of Defense Jams Schlesinger and th e selection of Donald Rumsfeld to succeed him. I Mr. Schlesinger is a known quality, brilliant, .,,. WHINGN Forget, for the (NEA) Never in the 30 years of its history has the , . moment what President forceful and a person with profound convictions ~ Ford's Halloween . .. . .- ._". ,. I..... .. . -_ . . ... -4_*1-1.,,,;*-M~,~~VAV4 Rw prestige of the United Nations been at lower ebb about the need for a superior defense establish_, , its future En greater doubt. Launched wi th ____ ment. Cautious about detente, Mr. Schlesinger year's Republican Presidential convention and or high and noble hopes En 19*, wi th the goal of _______ In the November electIon. .. deals in specifics numbers of weapons and th eir ' se j succeeding generations from the S..., The shifts, maladroit In execution and destructive power. scourgeofwar," theU.N.has becomelltue _ damaging to some very able men, may, Mr. Rumsfeld also is brilliant and forceful, but than a forum for the antidemocratic — - - ___ _.nevertheless, four years from n be a boon to I %. machinations of the leaders of scores of counin spite of his long tenure as a public servant ,..%. the candidate-hungry Republican party, so , . tries that did not exist as sovereign entities when nobody is certain exactly where he stands on - -13 -. frequently doomed to nominating un.knowns. %. 1: It was found . ed detente. A conviction vowing th at he may not be M a minority party in voter registration, In The United Na tions was m the beginning, of able to provide the necessary counterforce to the US. Senate and Hoe and governor's . nuumlons, Republicans have a most difficult Secretary of State Henry Kissinger who is the by some Americans, who have always con~J time in running candidates with well-spotlighted architect of th e grand design and the spearpoint of sidered it an alien presence on US. soil and an .. proven records in high posts, whose names are 0 9 ,, .r accommodation with the Communists. Inimical threat to U.S. Interests a tool of that household words. devil called communism. Members of the North Atlantic Treaty -11 Poli tica lly, Washington can be a first-rate Today, however, such distinguished groups as Organization have expressed egret thc imtraining ground , furnishing a platform In which Ilk qv,A —I. .... the American Academy of the Arts and Sciences ____ minent departure of Mr. S ilcsi.z, hcrn they able men can make themselves kno nationand the American odation for the Ad— consider a known quality and sta unch friend, as did wide a boon for those who look forward to ? run ning for the Senate or Ho, for a goverSouth Korea and Israel. For the most part our . chorus of alarm over whither the U.N.is Lending. ~~!X-t-;;iq an low-vft'li-as allies are wflling to accept President Ford's word In a letter to the direetor general of UNESCO, '. -n~~ * .a.,.;P:t" -I -president or president of the United States at :I 3 . 06V !;.. ?_ - 4 - - - - — --- Z.. that he believes in a strong defense and to follow 1~ .2".~ the United Nations Educational, Scientific and ----?-b .45r. -*=Z*'%~ socrie time in their lives. the lead of the U. S. Cultural Organization, 40 prominent scholars A party failing of recent Republican and academicians, including 11 Nobel Their long-range assessments will be guided by La ureat es, have protested the expulsion of Israel the short-range behavior of the Soviet Union and _______________________________________________________________________________________ Nixon much complained about in GOP ranks, from the agency. Communist China. "It's headed this wayl" is that these two men did little dwing their Beca use of this action, contrary to every __________________________________________________________________ of offi ce to de ve lop able younger men, put them If the Soviet Union is tempted to test the will of principle of the United Nations, the U.S. has into positions of prominence where they could the United States during the transitional period in withdrawn its financial support of UNESX) and gain the public recognition necessary to win the U. S. Department of Defense, Europeans as has alsn served notice of its intention to with. tough future campaigns. Editor well as Americans will have new evidence of Soviet draw, from membership In the International To a marked degree, the record shows, both Labor Organization, another politicized U.N. tactics. If the Soviet Union mistakes the changing Mr. Eisenhower and Mr. Nixonbrought In by mall which Is similar to the kind of 'Junk Mail' Rebuttal aCflC7. of the Defense Department guard as a softer U. S. nonpoli tical types not likely to have strong party g thandls, or service Offered by Last month, In a near ImanimotLi vote, This letter Is in response to "Around the attitude toward detente and seeks to rush through a or elective posts after leaving their posts in the also that the small businesses dealing Cmgrm called upon the General Assembly to Clock" by BW Currie in the November 19th Lssue remember treaty advantageous to Moscow, that, too, will tell by maU employ folks just like you, who buy Eisenhower or Nixon administrations. reject an Arab4nspired resolution declaring of the HERALD, in which Mr. Currie told folks However damaging otherwise N. recent us something. groceries, clothing. yes and even the Iml Zionism to be a form of "racism." That per- bowtoputa stop to so-called "Junk ma." jffle, Mr. Ford, has wittingly or unwittingly, new China also will be watching the unfolding right where they li ve. so pieaae rucious resolution has Just been a dopted by the As a f or mer writer of direct mall advertising brought to the fore a stable of rela tively young don't i "jun k rnair U.N. by a better than two-to-me margin. drama in the United States with microscopic inI always bristle when I hear the term "Junk mp The statistics tell much about what has hap. mail," because the men and wornen in maa terest. If Peking sees a softening U. S. attitude Dr.MerkE.Parker inUe3ameshifts,hebaseUj4 with pened to e so-ca th ll ed "world parliament." Order businesses toward detente, President Ford will encounter a Founded In 1945 with 50 member states, it now out "direct mail advertising" (which Is the cool diplomatic climate in Peking after Nelson Rockefeller, for all his charm and numbers 143. As U.S. ambassador to the U.N. legitimte name Ci this mataW others caU Lauds Agency Thanksgiving. China would Like to see the United ability, wifl be too old In 19M to have much of a Daniel Moynihan recently rooted, of then 143 ,,junk mail") are people just like the folks next States return to the depths of the cold war with We would like to express our appreciation to future as a CaMidate for elective office. countries, only about two dozen can be called door -they are tryirig to make an honest Uvtng. James great talent, of and have William men no Russia and undoubtedly Is nervous about th e democracies. Per haps another 30 are not quite thusColby, far shown If you get this kind of mail it is beca use you Barry Brrow, and staff at the Division of Family extremelySchlesinger Services. possibility of a softer U.S. attitude toward Russia, despotisms. "The rest are out and out have, at some time, Purchased something by We had need of their services on an Interest in running for any elective post and no despotisms." or smaller U. S. defense budgets. maa,and thus got on a malling list. Contrary to to my knowledge has Ulked wriously of Even more discouraging, most of the what some may think, companies do not t ype up emergency basis. T'he whole staff was their entering the field. c1al and helpful. ful. Ford has to make it abundant]y clear in themi George Bush, Donald Rumafeld and Elliott are Western nations with democratic traditions broke in a year if they did. nd and Appreciate them. mediate weeks ahead that the U. S. concept of before Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Davis long predating establishmerit of the U.N. Even They rent lista ft=n Companies handling them. AU detente is unchanged-that a strong defense is an three have shown congderable ability Sanford courstries like Mia and the Philippines, which products, or selling services, books, etc., similar as candidates. essential element in our peaceful intentions. All three have recently been preswnab1ybenefitedfrornWt "tutelage," to what they want to sell. somewhat away must now be placed in the despotic category. For example, I enrolled in a nationally-known and Bush as ambasudoM and Rwrafeld as Mr. One Is almost tempted to believe that electronics school a few months ago, and within Letters to the editor are welcomed for Ford's exec In the White House. These are not publication, All letters must be democracy. like the original idea of the United about six weeks got a sohdtaUon from an posts designed to build public reputations. Nations itself, Is merely the accidental product electronics book club. Instead of being annoyed, maffiq address and, If possible, a telepboue I But three Posts are 8 &OP In the bucket. 'Mere num ber so the Identity of the writer may be are The Senate vote to open up its committee meetinp to the of the experience of one lirrilted part of the worki I was delighted, becaume this book dub offers 12 to 15 other major positions which, If given and not everywhere there and that far from books I could not find anywhere In local book verified. The Evening Herald will respect the public was not unexp.cted. Lawmakers in post-Watergate to men with _ Washington are loa th to endorse secrecy. being universal veri ties springthg from the stores. wishes of writers who do not want their names in pdat. IMe Evening Herald at" reserves could mak e a major difference In some key common nature cl all mankind, the ideals of Even so, the X4 tally in favor of the xKaHed -wishineSo Uw next time you get ',Junk mlia,,, plean the right to eilt IeUers to ellmhtate libel or to elections in IM, 1980,1902 AM firther down the 1ndlvid1W f--eedorn and self-govetm, nt are remember that whoever sent It did not do so to kgWatim is 3 Parald0l. RWIY before the decWve vote, 16 pike. philosophical conform relics against which the senators had participated in a lastdlteh effort to scuttie tide of annoy you. They can't afford that luxury They to I1*ce rerlulrensents. State, Treasury, Agriculture come readily to world history 13 runn ing. open-meetings bill by voting for a proposal that would have sent it because you have purchased something _______________________ ___________________________ mind, retained tradi tional procedures Intact The resistance was not strong enough, apparently, to JACK support a recorded wte against sunshine. Other measures, approved and pending, will allow pu blic scrutiny of House-Senate conferences called to work out diff erences in bills passed in each chamber and of the procedures of most federal gendes, boards and cctnmlsslora. The lawmakers may not yet be convinced themselves that secre,cy is aU bad. but On have wknorwledged that in the We smuggled a reporter last week into one of bedsprings, bed bugs in .heir mattresses and an public's mind, business condwted in dark comers behind locked Because he is forbidden by his religion to use smothered here. A man is not to think the nation's most forbidding, Impenetrable open toilet two feet from their heads. dom must Loe regarded with wspilcion. a razor, the young Muslim had shadow of a for himself but leaves here sopermitted prisions — the 130i-yea-M maximum security brainwashed he The heavy iron doors slam so fad behind beard, which was taken As 8 sign of dinent. Last can't function unless he hears a billy club rap on Clinton Correctional Facility Just below the them that prisoners complained of getting their month his family was turned away after a long the bars.' Canadian border In rural New York. arms caught. For exercise, they congregate In a Journey from New York City, he charged, Inmate Tivts Hawkins, for example, was lnmtm and com*InW to us that they had dreary asphalt mutyard the size of a grade because he allegedly hadn't s repri.manded by a guard for taking his book into been beaten, hosed down, harassed and sub- school playground. wasfrom hiscellandshotwith the messhall. When heftoved there was no rule jected to degrading regulation such as repetitive Prisoners in the disciplinary dUblock, the the knockout drug thorazin. When he came to, he against this, the angry guard trumped up rftlal seardm. infamous Unit 14, nicknamed "the box," com- tsd been clean-ahaven. another charge and had Hawkins thrown into a Clinton's 71-year-old superintendent, James plained of physical psychological brutality. 7*&--y I Showering was a humilbiting ordeal for the keep-lock cell for 14 days. Edwin LaVaile, known on the inside as the told of beatings, harassments and hosings. Last slight, 120.powul Wililamson. "You walk out mon th a convicted ii'derer, Wllfredo Sostre Inmtes "godfa ther," told us it takes eztxaordjnary naked, backwards, In the middle of 10 or 12 big symptoms complained bef ore they are given medical atstandard kind of sympa thy-arousing corn- hanged himself from the overhead pipes after 18 white guardi who laugh at you ," he alleged. tentlon. Several who were nwntlu In "the box." 1 t,.,L__ L. intprvi...1 1, - Heads Democracy Opposition U.N. `" Ford S Breath Of F res h r *__~_ . - - 'M P 11 __ . . . vv -9 .- ' I I - On Pot Charge MIAMI (AP) Mitchell L. WerBell Ill, an Atlanta-based international arms dealer, has been Indicted by a federal grand Jury on charges of spiring to smuggle mari juana into the United States. 111 / . . -' ~ . - Ii MADRID, Spain (AP) Spaniards began streaming past the body of GeneraUssimo Francisco Franco today as the police throughout Spain stepped up precautions against terrorist attacks. But th e nation was quiet In the wakeofthedeathofthe year.olddjtorwhohad ruled it for 36 The on coffin was p laced in th e Hall of Columns in the - SWEAR Series 18th century National Palace in Madrid to lie in state for two days. Hundreds were waiting when the doors opened at 8 a.m. City Attorney Joe Davis (right) performs the oath of office ceremony for M"atly r" Altamonte ,Springs City Commissioner Cal DeVoney (from left); Mayor Norman Floyd and new Commissioner Glen Buschman. ________________________________________________________________________ TO...' The indictment also listed WerBell was one of eight per, what it said was a series of sons named in the Indictment, meetings between the various It had been returned Wednes- members of th e group indicted day in Miami but was sealed and eit her undercoveragents or until U.S. District Judge Peter confidential informants. T. Fay opened it to the public Others named In the indictment were Gerald Cunning. Spokesmen for the Departh am, William Bell Morton ment of Drug Enforceme nt said Franklin, John Nardi, Wally the alleged conspiracy had ap. Gillis, Rirhard Thorpe anr a parently not resulted in any ac- Dave Doe. tual importation of the ill egal weed. The Indictment did not list . Spaniards View Franco mant earlier this year. It said WerBell later met with undercover agents at his estate near Atlanta, where WerBell operates Defense Systems Inteational. - 2 / i Arms D . /' details available, but the in. es. dictment alleged that WerBell with had atelephone conversa tions confidential DEA infor- ______ _______ Of Statutes Studied . . ______ - - _______ -.11 • I II ___ - -. . O I . : BIG SAVINGS BIG indictments or publicly explain foreign leaders were killed as a ~ VALUES Arm y.Navy 3U1pIUS minican dictator Rafael Tru- headquarters who was asked to time-firnit for prosecution may Department officials are jillo, studying a seri es of sta tutes for Of the nine foreign leaders possible use In any prosecution, mentioned in the report, only Including a cover-up charge. A Fidel Castro and his brother spokesman says tAtty. Gen. Haul are still alive. Edward II. Levi will either seek But the committee said, "No Tests Pollute Atmosphere . Che Guevara" as well, the I develop plans to kill Lumumba not have run out, such as con- committee f ou nd. in 1960 and raised the prospect spiracy to commit murder. According to the report, there "that conspiracy to commit Levi himself said last June, was enough e vidence "to permurder being done in the "If we were talking about a mit a reasonable inference that District of Columbia mi gh t be sassinatlons, I guess we really the pt to assassinate ii. 110 SANFORD AV. - Small Tractor, Small Price hpdeI iiio in violation of federal law." don't have a statute of limIt.a- mumba was authoriz ed by A second official, Richard Lions." President Eisenhower" but department's investigation into itlated by officials of the United cy's clandestine services, "air- tion, the panel heaaed by Sen. "the President intended an as. all categories of alleged CM States." ily dismissed" the prospect, ac- Frank Church, D-Idaho, called sassinatlon effort." g. sources report. Neither President Ford nor cording to evidence subinitted for legislation making it a Hood Tractor Co. The committee also said In Its H&page report made the CIA commented on the re- W the committee. Radioactive gaseous debris was collected ouWde N Ova'e Ilsi.,n Trail crime for any U.S. official or "there was Insufficient evipublic Thursday, the corn- port. Russia's territory following a 3.9-megaton test on Oct. 18 orlaft". Flo UM Justice Department officials citizen to conspire , attempt or dence" that 4 77 Presidents Eisenmittee said U.S. officials had and a two-megaton blast on Oct. 21, sources said. A The panel noted with surprise say they are examining the engage In £ttam*, SprI.,j. Fla 31111 th e assass i nation of a bower, Kennedy or Johnson or Ol.4 instigated at least eight Altai "wile Spns Ions foreign leader. au-13* any of their close advisers au- I '""4W I assassination plots against ute making it a crime to as- based on any cover-up of the TheSenatecommjttee report thorized the __________________________________________ assassination of • * * * * * * * a * a * assmination plots. To bring fruit of a still-incomplete, six. Castro. such a charge they would first month investigation, was reHowever, the committee held have to decide that a crime had leased by the panel atter the out the possibility that various committed. Senate spurned appeals by the presidents y have purposely CALENDAR ' . * • nt XiUSI11 IIILAIII FM CAMPUS * In considering that decision, President to keep it seaet. obscured their role in assasssi- the law which Justice Depart- Ford wrote Senate leaders nation * and added that "each • SPENT IN JAIL" NOV. 21 NOV. 2223 NoV.26 ment officials are examining Thursday that publication must bear the ultimate responNOV. 23O : most closely makes it a felony would not be in the national In- sibility for activities of his # AAItP Chapter 1977, Sanford, Turkey Shoot sponsored by Florida ' Ofl1 M sc*s * G u ide posts City Beautiful Cat Club's to instigate, support or take terest. 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Disabled American Veterans registration, 10 a.m. to noon, annual Catarama, T)'orui dra i f cM * subordinates," 10 a.m. to 5 part in "any mflitary or naval * Seminole, 312W. First St. 6wo mW dabk6mv Chapter 30, 17-92, next to Joe First Federal of Seminole, p.m., Orlando Exhibition Hall.expedition or enterprise" In a closed session of nearly The committee "found con. * DEC.6 275.9101 ' four hours, the Senate debated crete evidence of at least eight Creamon's Chevrolet, 1-5 p.m. Sanford, 10-week course NOV. 21-22 CUSTAIN 1`10111 INFO * against leaders of a foreign how to handle the report, but plots Involving the CIA NOV. 31 sponsored by Project NOV. 22-23 to u. •• I 30'2.50 GEN. ADMISSION * The Spirit of 76 Festival. countrywithwhjchtheUnjted WUmatelytooknovotez,ei Lake Slary Chamber of States is at peace. sasslnate Fidel Castro:' Winter Springs Volunteer and Seminole Community •********** ** Friday, 2-9 p.m., Saturday, 9 to block or endorse the docu. Fire Dept. turkey shoot, 11 a.m. College, fee $12. Films, slides, Commerce, 8 p.m.,71w Forest. a.m. to noon. Spaghetti dinner to 5 p.m., Department officials say the ment. Saturday and i-s lecture and field trips. ~Z_ 1. DEC. 1 5-8 p.m. Friday. Disney movies, key legal question in de te rmlnIn addition to the Castro and p.m., Sunday, SR 434 and N. crafts, plants, Soagwriters Guild of Central Ing whether that law was vio- Lumumba plots and the TrujWo baked goods and Fairfax Winter Springs. IS ' florida Christmas program, lnted is the definition of a mill, Christmas decorations at NOV. 27 affair, government officials 7:30 p.m.. First Federal, Lary enterprise. F7 Asmnsion Lutheran Church, NOV. 24 Introductory lecture on Oviedo Black Hawks and Edgewater Drive near PrinO'er brook Dri ve, Casselberry. Prosecution directly under South Vietnamese president F k Transcendental Meditation, Sanford Ali Stars, noon at ceton , Orlando. Original and this law would be lim ited to Ngo Dinh Diem and _ -- _____ ____ "-/ Chilean NOV. 21-M _ ,_ -_ - - _~ - ional music, caroling, those acts committed wit1iin the army chief Rene Schneider p.m., Red Carpet Inn, 14 Sanford Memorial Stadium, "Barefoot In the Park." 7:30 7:30 and 436. Mellonville Avenue. Donation dancers, refreshments. last five years, and only one in- where"ther is kofdeath"ejUSt1 p.m. curtain, Lyman high Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 of $1 toward publishing of Children welcome, no charge. cident In the committee report ed, the committee said. I falls in that time period. But a School auditorium, Longwood. p.m., at home of Lottie Wood, "Black Memorabilia" by the The 11-member panel Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 2104 Sanford Ave. Topic: Black Program Committee of NOV. 22 cover-up can "tend long be. said it came across "evidence Senior Citizen tour to Key West. yond the original crime, 104 E. Commercial the Seminole County Bicen. Dia I 322-5762 ( 0 Deltona Junior High School Christmas decorations. of CIA involvement in plans to Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 tennial Committee, Marching Band Concert at NOV. 25 am. Pick up in Casselberry, p.-_ ,K' AIRN,--,; - _1_ most one AlkGo-- EN fC-l~o( Y O - Steitt I • . Dehumanizing Conditions At Prison ~ BERRY'S WORLD I - School, 8 p.m. Bus will leave 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Deltona Junior High at 6:30 Civic Center, film "Booby P.M. Public invited Trap" depicting fatal roadside I ANDERSON -- SHOES charges against those involved mumba. The panel also de- law, possibility of referring the tion plots against Castro in the atsaggination plots de- scribed the US. government as Its report told of a CIA o1ficial v,nuie matter for prosecution sometimes contemplated ac. scribed by the Senate in- implicated in the killing of Do- at the agency's old Washington under sta te laws on which " the tion against Haul Castro and telligence committee. Toronl.o city police say the strike is delaying justice. More than 45,000 aummo nses have been Issued since in. side postal workers walked out Oct. 21, and most are piling up in police stations. Additional charges for delayed payment have been waived. I ~ - ... 9 underground nuclear tests apparently have spewed some Letter To The J ALL MEN'S. LADIES AND CHILDP(lus DRESS The department's investiga- assassinate President Sukarno tors Rlso are studying the fed. of Indonesia and "Papa Do,cft to enact such a eral cothplracy la ws and the Duvaller of Haiti." Assassina- to meet expenses. i Wei he tice Department officials are launched another scheme to kill side the United States" and still weighing whe ther to bring Congolese leader Pa trice La. urged Congress cutomer bills, cash now problems and forced borrowing - /1 9 WASHINGTON (AP) - Jus. Cuba's Fidel Castro and had sassinate a foreign official out- For the businessman, the strike means unpaid - - Strike OTTAWA, Canada (AP) Many Canadians face the pr OsPect Of nO Mistims MMI -and no Christmis bills as the postal strike goes into iLi second mont.h with both si des standing firm, - u Canadian Postmen On - - at 21. 1 7 5—SA ; 4 '1 Three Arab guerrillas from Syria attacked an Israeli settlement on the occupied Golan Heights and escaped alter killing three 19-year Id a rmy sergeants studying at a religious school, the Israeli milita ry command report ed today. Another Bible student was Wounded with a ha tc het, The Israeli military COfl)Jflijflij said the raiders slipped through th e United Natio ns buffer zone between Israeli and Syrian forces and told one of their victims they were fighters for Al Fatah, th e Palestine guerrilla group head ed by Yasir Arafat, th e chief of th e Palestine liberation Organization. But in Beiru t, the Marx ist Popular Democratic Front for the the attack and said the guerrilla were "Interior forces," from Inside Israel. A donation of $1 admits anyone to the game and tickets are on sale at the Sanford-Seminole Jaycee building on French Ave., In Sanford; Daniels Servi ce Station, Club Thgo on 13th Street in S. ford; from members of th e Oviedo Black Haw ks andat theGreaterSanfordChamberof Commerce. DON Kill Israelis On Golan Heights 12 nwin . '.. -M-1, I. . The game will feat ure the Oviedo Black Hawks and the Sanford All-Stars and will be played at Sanford Memorial Stadium, on MelIonville Ave., at A Salvation Army staff of five operates from a , .1, I IN BRIEF I Friday, Nov. Indcts Jury rehabilitate those who wish help. -- - Fl NOV. 28 Pannykamp State Park, Norman DeVere Howard Flagler Musculli and Lion Chapter UDC, home of Mrs. Safari. Call Doris Rogers or hazards. Open to public. II.B. McCall, 2317 Mellonville Mary,%Ic Pherson at Sanford for Tuscawilla Woman's Club information. Pilot Club of Sanford will Ave., 2:30 p.m. bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 P.flL. meet 6:30 pin., Holy Cross Redeemer Moravian Church, Episcopal Church, Sanfod. Bill Tuskawillaltoad(near SR4l9. fleck of WFRR Radio, guest ______________________________________ English Estates Elementary speaker. School Bicentennial Parade Skating Party to benefit 10:30 a.m. followed by annual Lyman High School Band NOVEMBER20 Dennie J. hiarless, DeBary carnival sponsored by PTA, 11 uniform fund, 1-9:30 p.m., ADMISSIONS Hilda Jones, DeBary a.m. to 5 p.m., Oxford Road. cate City. Sanford: Annie C. Edwards, DeBary Larrie Ash Ruth Krortholm, Deltona HOSPITAL NOTES AREA DEATHS _________________________________ RAYMOND PRUrff will be in Alexandria, Va. Brisson Funeral home in charge of local arrangements. Raymond J. Pruitt Sr., 66, of 1100 Park Ave., Sanford, died CURTIS ROURKE today at his home. Ile was a na tive of Washington D. C. and Curtis C. Rourke, 77, of Elli ott li ved in Sanford for the past Avenue, )C.IS. lie was a retired ........ Sa nf ord, died.. Thur. ., , Alexander J. Campbell Shirley M. Christian James P. Cull en Jack D. Ferrell Vanessa Freeman Catherine Hillery READ THIS AD! OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 3 ____________________ ______________ ________________________ Fabulous Weekend To Tantalize Your Tastebuds ______ _ ______ ________ I.;Ifl7IT . . ..... 71ursday's high 80. Over. night low 56. Rainfall was .03 Inches. Partly - cloudy through : SPECIAL _________________ I __ PATIO BAR-B-0 _______________ . _____________________ ON OUR BEAUTIFUL - ____ 1 41 BUFFET I .1 I ___ WESTERN Linda G. Gaines Teresa M. fleckelman Robert U. Huthison Edlener James Allie Kel!er ____________ ______________________ _________________________ Lclan(I W. Hutchinson, _________________________ Deltona WEATHER Treats . 1 fl.. Dfl PL:_L.. i - ; - --- . �~ - ___ -- , "'I I I 11'1~ i ~~ P - JI.iiuIpr JUUI__ - - ----- - ______________________________________________________ t ____ . I -i ____________ -- ' - - --- - ______ .1-... - - -- - -j _____ IA—Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. Friday. Nov. 21. 17S Teen-Age drink or 1Il1 AGO iAPI Mayor Richard J. De says he convinced h telephone calls have been tapped for many years but he is not bitter because -in public office a lot of th ing happen I rights." "What I do is an open book," the mayor told a news conference Thursday. IIIII'm no saint and no sinner. Anybody can listen to my conversations." Daley chuckled several times in telling reporters that his phones have been tapped "by a lot of people for a good many years" and even suggested I'ma) be it's the news- • Men eisure r - sui I• c3n1 Sul so , f ,, I f7 - - lo __ - - _"N~ it J ( - - . -- - - -- - -- - - T- - , , ° r I / '. - , — . ( • *ç - ' can't find a guy. I haven't had , N, , % P . - . a I ft . 1 V"'A - .4~ j- Machine washable. Sizes S, M, L, XL. lavi, twin sister of Shah R,ehza Pahlavi of Iran, has made I r Ir 'I often find thseIves "unequal in the midst of T J illA J I . - 44i.47 , %W,j . II .. . - 1*10 V, - 4. 4 1. ,-.0 I ~ . _ r_W 1 __ ~- , V AE work w I - m . . - - proportioned and I .. - 1~___ . . \ 6 Cpl_ . .,.r, %--I . - 4 Ir - c- A__W~ -_ _ ___r - .I %i C.___ . I -I- .kA / ~m '~ .- - ~z - DEAR DISGUSTED: I don't 7 -1~~__ - ___ - . - - - --- =_ - - • successful 'plausible denial' of assassination, it was only )I at Presidential author. partially SUCCeSSfUL The °nth . isse was insufficient evidence" that 119 " __ - III - ~ I" -,.4f/ '~ I 1 . \ -. IL _ I __ . - tion of Castro sulate the President from the responsibility for projects which y." nOw:itnanurn. The her of ways, aCCording to the mrimittee. "Circuit breakers 11 or special groups such as the cunt 40 Committee, would approve covert acUm schema without letting them get to the MAn in the Oval Office. At the meetings of these special groups the President would not be mentioned by name but would simply be referred to as "higher authority." For instance Senate t tee noted that the original draft of guidelines Operfor / Legal noilce 0 FOR SEMI HOLE COU N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 71-1162-CA-09-E , UNITED COMPANIES FINAN p,,.,,,,,n. / o REICHERT THOMAS A REICHERT, MICHAEL T ELLZEY FLAGSHIP BANK ORLANDO. formerly T HE ORLANDO BANK & TAWST COMPA ROY PAUL HOMEL D-8-A BRIAN'S RESTAURANT, I 'I ~I es er ' k I VIS i 1 bRole s \ -' I I ~~~ - -, -. ~_ , ~i~ 19 - 1 ___ .. ~ . \ % 7A ; MRSIMirl f', A- I - 44o THOMAS A REICHERT I an ARE HEREBY 1 1 4 I I = erations against Cuba in I eferred to rIentJohn' F. - NOTIFIED that an sclion to I menxk Lortdgherauth fono*Ing real •' prn.I property in Semonolt county, F iortoa to *it Lot 21 DRUID ARK. Plot Book 10, page 71. Public ity. ireririd to serve I - VV I BUTLER th ?o whose ddreS is this "higher authority- has giv. Hafif o:lI:; en "tacit approval" wim : CIeck 04 tPe above Styled (Our? on or oup's activities, Those raingr utes were later amended with the note that "no authoriz.ation, I I ' Plainliff entered &9sin$1 yov for tho When the Presidents approv- said Court an w. , 'hi lflh Fall fashion solid colors. Uiifl £ I 0 ~i /11, ~ I I (I '' ~ __~.. . / day O1 . , ~' ll le 11 " '7 -_ IE~ I— __ J _--=Em~ 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Monday thru I / ---- - relief Semir.oli County, Fa "I_. :, - S. 17 lfls - __ J '. Sunday 12:30-5:30 p.m. • -- I __ ( - ~ __ - - - - - . . I . - II . . f____________=:_~ - - _ __. - - :_, I r _--I - - 7-i. __ - Z W ~._ fr~ - ana. ;7ff I -.. - -- Plans are being finalIzed for a guests. Children's Story Hour to be held arene orn, service on Saturday mornings each chairman reported a family week In the Library Buillding. had been adopted by the Anyone having children or chapter and they would be nted with a Thanksgiving by the Library for Information. basket. Many suggestions have been Tina Bojanow3ki anslounced discussed by members for the co m I n g Bicentennial auction at the next meeting to celebration and what par. be held at Jan Kroog's home. __/~ada.'Z42,nj ~ -_ ~, ,- - __ This is the control panel on the new _r I r and answer sess,ion refresh. Gub. The 1:6 --- -_ - - .7 - -_ -M 1- , ~_ 1 ~ - --- - : - - ___ The club's next meeting will the ritual would be held at her ___ - — 1 - ____ FAMILY IS nra i ly -: __ be on Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m. In the home Sunday. Members at- -- ______ ___ Library Building. There will be tending were Tins Bojanowski, _ entertainment and the Debb,e & Bowlin, Arlene Dudley, traditional ChristmaIs refresh. Yvonne Forguson, Darlene ments All members are Horn , Jan Kroog, Linda Mrs. James M. (Issbell.a) 7Umpson.83 (friRt VA) is ea)vyft8 requested to be present and McKibbin, Linda Sapp. Karen a family reunion with her sis ter, Mrs Beatrice Kieffer, 85, a itors are most welcome to Wallace, Linda White and retlred first grade teacher who lives in Winter Park, her twin attend Martles Mibbon brother, Cameron Booth, an aist f ro m Minneapolis, Than ( to p --tell) and brother Norman Booth, 78, a retired mechilinical Theta Epsilon designer from Pittsburgh, Penn Mrs Thompson, who lives at 417 Theta Epsilon held t I,ake Mary Blvd., came to Lake Mary In 19M. She and her Halloween party at the home of ~ husband, who was a minister in the Presb)leflan Church, retired In the city in 1951 Bob and Pat Moye. Members enjoying 11e evening AM Joe Bojanowskl, Henry I I and Debbie Ito 1 Arlene DudleGene° : .~ !;:~ j), ":. ~- Z -- - 4i M--, "_, . X~;:_~ ~ a [I J 49--jLC--r1-~4zf~ ,~ ___ ,11 L -- - - .: f1_I-&K~_5i-_-..r:_!._ .1'.j,4., __ ___ ____ • Y~44 .VCJtc - ____ ____ ~.-' 1~ 0..,__ , . -- cook them- in ucn' Or set a to defrost and 5 = -f-Urf-I r the freezer to the tat,, I cttingat the heginn 11 The solid %tale coniput!:r 9 L~e 2 &1co _i _~ ,V~ --, e__G ;,4 ,rF_, * Sci it or_r it -A i li jcf.,,, i ¼ 4J _, '- t'AernDers To Cnange )101 I ROCISS lilt Age Pageant Slated en — it Final preparations are now the host hotel Hudson, the reigning 'M beauty Each contestant will being made for the fifth annual Special invited guests will Florida TeeAger," Patti Joan have participated in the Miss Florida Teen include Kimberly Ann Jensem, Blount of Bartow; and former volunt ity pageanttobeheldattheWinter l976MluNatlonalTeenAgerof State queens Von Nell Wilkes, Pmogram the pageant theme k High School, Feb V and Caldwell, Idaho, lAss Lyon, 1972, of Lake City and "What's Right About 21. The Langford Hotel will be l75MissNat1onalTeen-Agerof Jacksonville. Denise Watts, Ameri ca ," and the mini1973, of Lithia. modeling charm course. The The Miss Fir,rida A -. -V I r This is the first locally The Jacksonville Ballet Theatre presents 'TheIecpg produced version of the famous Beauty" at 8:15 p.m., Saturday, ballet by Tchaikovsky with at the Civic Auditorium. special scenery, costumes and ighting rustic director of the l A company and Ted Kivitt of the Tickets from $3 to 15 ire American Ballet Theatre, New available at the Auditorium box York City. office. National Teen-Ager program is pageant is the official State desigiwd to encourage teenagers to pardelpate in school Teen-Ager pageant to be he and civic affairs. Atlanta, In August, 1976 Miss Florida Teen-Ager will receive Teen-agers desiring f urther a scholarship, other prizes and information may write to Mrs. an all-expense paid trip to the Sybil Shaffer. 215 Piedmont National Pageant. Avenue, NE., Atlanta, Ga. Contestants will be Judged on 30308. The Pagean t to scholastic achievement lea girls 13 through 17 years of age ders hi p, poise-personality and as o January 1, l9. ~~r_.,-::_i:pf gl;iq?k~-r-ev. c%cn prograrn% a %a1t111.:! ~.,_ _~-I, 1 me, can ecn after Iha,n -- — • For That Special HoUday Look Amana 1ohmaI,L karan MARGEWILUAMS 322-181? Sanford fitnt 114, i1 tvI IflJ. tiroi , !~-, %ininicring arid high ,,I,:%:,! SHIRLEYMILLEr 834 9212 C flselberr Y Win ter Springs p s - .- -- -_ . RUTHTUECH L NN HENDERSON SPECIAL Good Thru AItamonte LOW PH REGo '30 $ DIAL Logo I 322-0043 ~ -- -_ 1. _ -- - - -- - 834-9212 - - a SEMINOLE APPLIANCE FOR APPOINTMENT ~ - I Ig 4W I SERVICE - - - . - I __ - -- . I .. - F ~ V--U-ol wIrl, I., 1~- .I- ".". Il,od -1 u.11 1. 1I..1.,1,I-.f, M L -=---- =- - --- I 801 E. 25th St. (CkSFofS5nfOrd Ave) RD Deltona ____________________ _________________ -HILDA RICH OND open - __ - necessary equipment to arrive social chairman Pat Moye at any time and 4%dallition reported completion will determine the which Theta Epsilon is hosting 1%4 e ft-r_ly _.__ ~ ~ Older Fam Tchaikovsky Ballet Set V,hlln D#W,f Clerk PvbOh Nov. 7), 7 DET It) of Mi ss Florida T e k.4916111_W I Arit-swr H 8"Pooth, it, file Marths T. " A , - L 1 swght, his advisers wouW give him "Just as little infoemabon about it &3 pwaible beyonid an undffsuuHim of its general purpose. iii card Bell, . . ! . t_ M-,~_~ . - ~_ posin - I given by higinr authority." .- - .I - • - ~~ i'm - . - , :_ - p _________ Yonne Forguson, Danny and toward separate predicted, as more substitute selves, they expect their Darlene Horn, Ken and Jan professor of human de v el op. million (The projections households for older persons community health facilities children to help them Kroog, Bruce and linda rnenthaspredictedthattherole depend on death rates and . Neugartenattrlbutesthisto postpone the day when the of the family and specifically of on birth rates. Everybody who better incomes, greater aging person must be consigned Its older members will change will be old by the year 2025 Is availability of housing, and to to a nursing home . the next 50 years. :~ already alive and 15 years or the fact that the telephone and Despite the popular view to Bernice L Neugarten, PhD, older, the pointed out At theautomobilemakeitposalble the contrary, Dr Neugarten 0 an authority on gerontology, present there are slightly under to maintain family ties without reports that a wide variety of 0 rece ntly addressed a sym 22 - million persops o%-er 65 in the living under the same roof. 0( 1i I -studies show that the family tuis • entItled, "2025 AL): U.S.) The gerontologist noted that remained a strong and supAging in America's Future." BEAUTY SALON Dr. Neugarten predicted that there is also a trend toward portive institution for older I Neugarten said that It has famil) networks will be larger unrelated old er persons sharing people And, al though most old Sanford been esthnatedthatb) the year In 2025, with four- and fl households f or mutual care and people want to be independent 2,000 the total of persons in the generation families the norm, companionship. This be of their families, when they no U.S. over 65 will have reached There has been a marked expected to increase, she longer can manage for them1.1 - copy o4 yr Anorne1s - . " -*, _~ ____ ; 0 Monoc&'meeUngshowed that ________ can F' - :j - :I -.-f ,-__ - 1. - - ___r __. - ~ -It - : I - ries \ _~___ i-. . ' ____ - level group planning covert op. ___ -1 - = __ -- ending were Brian sponsoring a se es o rc interesting resume as to what and Mynie Schanel and Paula had been accomplishecl by the Cobean and Berman Bridges. parents. The fourth in the series city government since he had The meeting was held at the of four classes entitled "Off to A Good Start" will be held in taken office. He also spoke of the plans for the coming year. Debbie Bowlin in Marti Smith's He reported the Medical absence introduced the guest Building w The topic of diwission will be tier par m or rogram immediately after the new macrame. Afteards chapter Planni ng for the Baby" ,- - ~_ _-_ _~~ - I - - =- =_ J kL_"I - __ Education f Al and Karen Wallace, Mariles not , = i $ - • Art .4 1_T-____ M item in tier presence, hopi she will get the hint and quit stealing from us. but it has done no good. - . ,: . ! I Gentle Birth A University of Chicago 28 million, and by 2OZ. 42 trend N / I ac s NOTICE Of SUIT TO: FRANK PRATHER and DONNA L PRATHEP YOU Civic League monthly meeting %. I ed ha I m husband hasdone nothing to D EAR HEARTBROKEN t ha1ng his name on m And what If )ou son doesn't see rk It Is award for me to thic column' This problem is have to sip my first, maiden much too serious to rely on and married name on hints" and chance Ha v e a paintings now when I formerly frank talk with )-our son Imtised only my first and maiden mediately and suggest that his name flow do I get m name wife get professional help / / IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COf - your N Ill As described by Sen Howard Eisenhower, Kennedy or John- -: . -- Makes si strmn'c Mayor James Lorman was McKibbin, Donny and Linda - . stick into her doing something for someone heaven," and I love my else. It will add a charming dimension to personality see in heaven. and enhance your chances. If you print this maybe our n will see it and recognize it DEALt Afl13y: A t time of Ms his wife. We ha ve n't the our marriage (three years ago) heart to accuse her to her face. I took my husband's name to be HEARTBROKEN IN my legal name ARKANSAS I am an artist and feel that - - 11 combine all ingredients and cook o ver medi um heat for 115 minutes or until piping hot. guestspeakeratthengwood Sapp,DannyandMaSmith, rti - W" -_ — __ persona,lity and gets Involved In seen her slip things into her activities (church, political or purse, but of course, I would volunteer) Is bound to meet a never humiliate her by asking IcIlOw who 'A Ill want to see her her if I could go through her again. purse before she leaves the Instead of wondering what 9 house. Wong with YOU, forget about The Bible says, "No tWeves __ - . - _____ an attractive, outgoing s(ealsfromnothers,(oo.I have ~ V - can I ".- ___________ ff Overweight girls are daUng up 8 Abby. I cannot understand h ItOML A young woman who - - - t 57"" - - 4,V ~_- -4 _ I i (i , , ~1-2~- - - DISGUSTED ___= - - a denial was at work in the area LOWS play an1hing she girls? I am ready to give up. _Mmi~ I I _ __ I . - - - • ~t "t ,f__ - ,* ~~ . -.~ ~ -, __ - -- -- - -A i ----~ / I I - - - 1. w . - - Ji .~ I agency's clan. CORP a can V - in Wh spite taking nearly 10,000 pages destine services testifie(L of sworn tfttimony, the Senate "Such an approach to intelligence emmnittee was left President would have had as its with "Serious doWA" about purpose to leave him in the powhether Amerim presidents sition to deny knowledIge of the knew or approved CU assassi- operation if it should surface," nation Plot& Bissell said in reference to For members of the ecci. Presidents Eisenhower and rn.ittee, this inabWty to trace Kennedy. tM dudn of command raised If the doctrine of plausible CIAL cause ____ (Omore because I am a large. stamp books, small tins of tuna boned girl. I am well. and sardines, cosmetics - 1. - . I ~. .1 Civic - I - ~=-_-. -_ s - , League Hears Plans For Longwood Development ___ - ight! Now before you DE.All ABBY: We have a start condemning me, let me daughter-in-law who is stealing say I am not grossly obese. I us blind, and we don't know have lost some weight, but my what to do about it. She steals P *V y! :1-, Knoww Idon't'etdats'l Sa%Inggimmkkroud Finda - C - il- f i- i -- Club Notes - ~~ , ~~ ~~ 7_" ~_ s mmmmmi F ATHER'S DAU}r i e camp ng, DEAR DAUGHTER: Do.-It. ,4i.shing and hiking. I am welleveryone at work and yourself legal work can be the liked by the most expensive money. ve many close friends. _ ;~,I ? zi, . - -.1. _ 1 I Abbu I I- ! Dear I love all kinds of sports and ffA L~ _ C. ' I 6 .. _ .. but I am betting it's an ;rniandlsheresomedo stereo and hae money in / ,,XM,I.r~ -. ~X& / own if ,%M - . N'it, . % - if :s I - V . , ..- . e ~G She said Thursday that in underdeveloped nations women such a way so as to ensure that U* U S go verment cannot be blarned." In ot.her words, said Baker, " the SyMern IS designed to in,. H ISO t ry Of fly NANCY BO(I I1eraldCoes pondent for cell ~& 11 _'. :N19 . . 11 I - - day, they added various some years, but with In te rest In a collander, and rinsed two or shod be sunk a little below the cooking wi th beans, try this seasonings to the big earthen 'getting back to nature" three times; then again placed suace of the beans. Bake recipe. crock pots and took them to the benng more prevalent, a In a kettle, with the pork you three or four hou." The story of baking beans, town baker who used his brick resurgence in SW ANDSOUR BFA this art has been intend to bake, covered with Dat e whichhasbeconieanAinerican oven to bake the beans all day stimulated. Most New E n g la nders ' water,andkeptscalthnghotan dress ____________________ tradition, began long before the Saturday. Baked beans, aceu up u baked beans by 1 28-ounce can brick oven hour or more. A pound of pork is baked beans For those of ou who* would addingb arrival of the Pilgrims at companied by steamed brown mol e quite enough for a quart of and 2 tablespoons cider vinegar your n a Plymouth. Pea beans In a rich bread, became a traditional lik e beans,andthatisaizrgedimer cup packed beo wn sugar brown sugar and molasses Saturday night supper In New beans n the old way, here Is a for a common family. The rind For the rest of you, who have one-third cup diced green sauce, were baked in com- England, and that custom recipe by Lydia Marie Childs of the pork should be slashed. neither the Ume nor inclination dated 1833, that you might enjoy munity ovens in the early days continues to this day. spend that time preparing a eces po alteately fat teaspoon soy sauce of our country's beginning. On Sunday, while allending trying. Remember to use the and lean, are the most suitable: meal, your local grocer has I 3-OUDCe can pineapple em an pot. Because the Puritans' the long church services, the C the cheeks are best. A little many fine varieties of canned chunks drained religious beliefs food townspeople would set their "Baked beans are a very pepper sprinkled among the beansavailable.Allyouhaveto preparation on the Sabbath, bean pots beside the open simple dish, yet few cook them beans, when they are do is add your own Ingredients placed In a 2-quart saucepan , - 46 - * I - t) - i • j - (i !Rit,44 1 - . . Beans Part one date since high school. Let me state my qualifications: I can cook and bake really well. I can sew and make all my own clothes, and they would start preparing the hearth to warm till they all met well. They should be put in cold the bean-pot, will render them dnd warm over the stove, or 'm told I'm the best-d beans on Friday when they to eat at the " ressed legally chan ged back to m time." waterandhungoverthe 1 the less unhealthy. They shod be bake them in your oven. girl at the office. I have nice Theart of baking beans from night before they are baked. In just covered with water, when maiden name? Sly husband would soak the dried beans in If you would like to try a skin and teeth, and I keep my knows I lose him and he cold water all day On Satur- scrateb was out of M)Ie for the mo1ng tiy should be put put in the oen and the pork different and unusual flavor air in the most flattering style doesn't object , inc. I don't know what lawyers I my own car, color TV, charge .&- \ per . B ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY Anyone want a wife? I'm 24-years-old, and I 1. > Princess Issues Appeal I ot Of ass (4 sizes 8-18. St0ry nooning - sie denial is 'sem which dictates I any acts that are perpetrated shall be done In N t - / ) - - Lunney said the U.S. plans no joint flight until the space shuttle program is ready in 1980. "We have decided to put our time, attention and money inthe shuttle program, - I . Xlt -- / Polyester blends. an technical director of the fiat manned international space mon, says the mission confirms In terna tional cooperation Is possible and valuable. For the public, the docking and technical atters were mnations can cooperate," v said.. He and Glynri technical director of the ApoUo.soyuz Test Project, held a news conference Thursday. n--- -OP Fashion colors S Misses t \ I • • ____ - r - I AV 'I - nd r 7 e _. __ J~ !~_ - Gi l H as Everyth i ng Bu t / Cooperation Possible - per Try Them Sweet Sweet And Sour WOMEN 1 .1 , 88 \. - / I a camp in Pinar del Rio, a province southwest of Havana, on unspecified cha rges. Kutner said he has written to the ministry of prisons Havana to fInd out if and why Rudd is being detained. Rudd c Ma plewood, NJ., led a 1968 student revolt at Columbia and played a key role in organizing the Weatherman faction of the )S. Senate Doubts Plots Known n - I S - k-i-- . - former was they were - 0 (IIICAGO AP) -Mark Rudd, Weather Underro und leader, is reportedly in a special ca mp for rehabili tati on in Cuba. Attorney Luis Kutner, who specializes in international law, said he was contacted by friends Rudd who said the former (olumbia University student was k'ti held in "the possibility that there alcoholic youU per 99 i S6 per cent had their first not for staff drink in 94 per cent had must . ' is persons - - Is are our isses - ..-_-11 counties said 194 M mer head of Drinking In Central Florida Warrants Serious Attention - at ones Tapp ed - i - .---- tthe Mayor Richard Daley WASHINGTON (AP) -- - 0_~W_l - The extent of Os and Seminole "We are treating an in- individual decisions to this effort extensive, but the addiction And there een-age drinking In Central She tasted liquor parents had a the statements creasing number of young to abstain on an informed Center's primary functions evidence Florida warrants serious at. based on a survey involving teen-ager can -problem. alcoholics, but we are basis; the responsible drinking must take priority tenti on. Danger signals progress to an addiction "real" drink before of high school age suggesting that addiction is by concept We tell addicted time cent said they are early age are prevalent enough comprising what much faster than who 16 was regarded any means epidemic," she patients, however, that they "Dr inking driven not drinking because 0 Is so widely ac- begin their drinking when for parents and other respon as a rcpresenthtl%e group 10 per cent had pointed out "Our purpose in abstain to achieve longcepted that It is not surprising older" parents wishes sible adults to be very conwhen too drunk The survey revealed that releasing this information is to term rehabilitation goals." that many pa re n ts are re lieved The Influence of concerned. M is s McLeod said the survey 2 per cent had b per cent a drinking at least identify the existence of the Mid-Florida Center, in adwhen their children are using These statements were made once a week. was made by a mature school functions while drfnidng. temporaries is indtuattd rn The same per. serious problem and to enen- dition to its direct services to alcholic be ve rages rather than recently by Miss Betty Jo centage graduate student with the Parents' drinking was some f i ndings: had had a ls of courage preventative education alcoholic peons, carries on a other drugs," the MFCA ass ,Mc1od, executive director of nomory due to dr inking which tance of is cizasmates who reflected in the following: —64 per cent drank jut to be teen-agers as well as adults. community education program director observed. "Parents .ltd-FIorida questioned sample group of 15 —60 Center for Miss McLeod said is a strong Prevention, rather than later cent d t ha heir ft a pa rt of the crowd. through the news media, talks fall to realize that excessive to 18 year olds. Alcoholism, the non-profit indication of a drinking treatment, drink wi th th ts eir paren . 56 cent, ho.'vkr, had obviously to civic and school groups, and drinking can lead to addiclion Is Among the central Florida organization providing corn- problem. On some occasion, 64 per cent sa id their been out with a drinking tuwf desirable for all age groups. other dissemi nation of in- with conseq uences at least as survey findings not previouy parents drank, Orange, per cent had been drunk. . but did not always drink With Our approach is to advocate formation. Miss McLcW said da ging as those from heroin mention e: OIUNDO _____________________________________________________________________________________ PEOPLE Says 11 (o %F) ennelf I L - ' I - -- ___Tsm -M - - - = - -- - �____ ______________ -: ------=- - ----:7—' i - _____ _____ --- ___ _______ V - - - - -, _________ ____ _________ - W ,- o " ~~~~ 0 ___________________ 0 _________ = ~~~ tA— E..--j Frir. Ft 21.. ?$7S 10, tus%1%.~_ h - " __ " - ~ I -%%. .0 AV . V ____ R . / V — SPORTS b ~ jkl K Homecoming Tribe Aims At Brantley - I . ~ C use x~ 1 I E i 4 ~, li~. . r4 .=. -1 - - _Zwi. . "_ ; "': .., i - _7_ . - ... __I~t. " - ___ . -.- -1. .. . .1 - .-, ,. _-~~' . , ". lo --I t .. - - . __ ~ ,a, ~ , - - - & - - K FRIDAY, I : 1. ~ F to -.I- ,~_ z M ~.=X ; . . __ _, j -., . . I - .. , I .. . ______ ____ / ___ _______ ________________ - ____= - _____ . # 1, %I:%;, i . 0, ". . (~-, . Lake Brant e Patr*iots % 61.1 e I. .11 &OO P.M. I. i A . / I h~ ,,X i 4 .r ~ . :~ Stadium Mo Nov " t- Scheftle of u nInsjt) kie 1' r i1 Y Drtss, In Red. Wtte £ I - n 4 . - -, 11: . Cows Nov. 21 7 Wears en'oi Sóoel Ccs) j' p.m. I4orecorrnrg Game n: 'r cm The Lake )3omecoming Queens Accompanied : Society Band JCJflIflVLCJ • Meet Your Frienas BURGER ,- i-I I - - -. - t. • , .-- U9111010b.- - -- I ..~ . - - ___: I,_ -_ ,-- -_: _. - __ -- I Tickets to the Rotary Bowl High School football game betwernSemfnoleaudSafrlHfrwentoflJep,day Ticketsare$250forresenedsea,wjthgcneiadboo tickets at $2 for adults a $1.50 for students. All tickets bought at the gate will be $250 Tickets for the No 29 game at Lyman High School are aailabIe at the Seminole High athefle office, both FIahfp Banks, the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Sweeney's downtown. -.. F I - - ____ Principal Nn Reynolds has urged fans to buy their ticks-ts In Sa nf ord before Wednesclay, since the school gets 20 per cent of thepurchaseprice. Seminole High wiH receive nothing from tickets gate. £ • Hubert the dummy I - __~ L at the i . Z- ~_ - - Who's face will it be? A Sanford Seminole face, of course, At last report the . - - - ____ -..--f 7~~i . - ~_ - -!~ _~ a volunteer to don an Indian outfit and absorb the whipped- - , UN --- ~___ - ~~_ -----______M=MM=_1~_171- —.--:. -7 z -;.F-!% __ . - I - 1• t7_t._:_ - i . -s - .4 . - -'- AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM t Ava*i lable Now 0 - . . - - =..- ________ - 't t_, . ,~_:~ M ___ATtl____ _t _ I _ _I .: . ..1 -__ _-_ . I .. - L! . I ets k I - 16 . ,~ - -.-- IN . :I _. I __ _.__ - Early Buy Urged I 90 t :J - _~, k - . ' at : L ' : I -_ - e. INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE The McKinin Agency 10:00 P.m.-I a.m. HomecomiN DancLa by JemIflOIeS! - - t"ra.anii pp ui By Brantley Music P. IrLI iir gg cm , - cream lickmn', but they're sure 'We know we're up against been "getg better all to find _____________________________________ one of the toughest teams e thneonhIsweakspot, defense play all year," Sterling said. Terry is a good, hard worker," Brantley lIih School. 1tNotorilyLsthegamea county "We're all looking forward to Sterling added "and so Is rivalry, but there's revenge in the game because it's ac Sainmy(Willlams)." , theairtoboot. Patriot players _______________ -for us to see what we can do. .. flreard has the height, that's _______________ We've had good pracucs for sur At center, the Raiders and fans remember all too well _________________ . .-- I -.- this week," Sterling said. "All will start 6-8 Larry Palse. Tony I iz__~_ the boys seem to be over the flu Warren (6-6) and Niel Daniels Seminole., An t game con tions and e veryone looks ready to (6-7) are the forwards. Da v e same ____ play. We're going to need diem. Pendergraft (") and Mike year are practically -' w _, liv.- ~~ -1 - , . _.~ "I'll start tBob) Jacobs. .Moore i6-1) are the backcourt as they were last November, TtrryJameson, iChip) Noe, men. lien Brantley was fa vored _____ lz% (lieggiv) McDonald and 1 L' Seminole figures Brevard as 4 - I i IJG'IIII,UV Crowning of ) / --- - . : 4r: I - pm _____________ . z A - - .. ' - / ,9 / i i / . cooked up the goodies as a Seminole Community College wr.nt to play our own game and basketball coach Joe Sterilng, not theirs." today was quietly assessing his Sterling also noted that team's chances in Saturday Jameson, who filled in well for night's key battle against Johnson during Vemon's bout for Brevard at Cocoa. with the flu t t i, , 51- i --~~11 , ~-.. . geseofgoodlud,andtoday them too much," Sterling said, at a pep rally they planned to "unlesswehaveto.Thevliketo cookupanothergoodie_a pie . By RICK PATRU)GE Herald Staff Enter ift"MI BY S41W910des Juniors& Seniors "- tonight. a 0 . Friday, CITY — Cake and lemonade cre the order of the day Thursday afternoon following Lake Brantley's final practice session of before meeting Seminole I / - jjj : , i ,:A .,. I -. i— FORE e'..I I I I N -4 _______; ___ Herald Correspondent - . i --- 10 __*1 ,> otary R ~_ I . - - L-2 C:3 * . y(C Bi Evecy 19 )U U I. ~__,%, :1,Cz ;-Ill Read ied P1 I .. . -I -a'.-;.~, -_ . :~e. S I I P1 . 1 ,* 't -1 vo -1 - F /1 - I 8ySC(fl7ABRA)LiMS ~_ - __ ** I D - t Goodies _f .-.T . - -K .i I . - ~ __ i :J - . _:_ I - ,, o 0 Sammy Williams may segameaconsuriiay. 6* e Cari tr,ide ________ 'h' / Nov. OV• UjF - Patr &?_ 1 SPIRIT WEEK SCHEDULE i _ --..-- L . 1 k, ~ , -_ -;*I' &_*. A . _ ___ .----__ r.a.-;--144,6~., -~_;_ .dMa-, im ____ —_ L.. --r -_'-; E_. "',j_L_r . -0 e11 I - ! - . - i . ~ i - :- !_: . - - -_ i ,: — -____ ___ *. p-.-~.-~~..- -. . I -7.= ,,. I , -_,7 ___V.1--.f~".1. ._1 f: _ '19i;~~ C-7 ..I ,--,;i _,_1.r_.__.:.r.rz -11-.- " I -, .1- - ,4 _,~' ~~ -_ - --ft'. 44p, I KICK-OFF TIME " - -. % _,_, ~ .I - 0?~j: I -1- , r 117 ?w ~.. -. . ., -1 -, 1 "l- - 7~11..,,. -7 I .'e, - it :_:_~---I - Seminole wont have any not,' sd Sthnleyoncewestop Defensiel, the front fi'e "I can't say I don't want to startling changes in its starting consist of Lee, Good. Johnson, Posey today, handing out game said Posey. "Once he drops back and doesn't pass, we have see an Wyard touchdown run, lineup. Bill McDaniel will go Greg Pringle and jerseys for players to Ch r e It happens that Seminole and to keep rn from if we a ambling but In this game a drive can double duty at linebacker and Higgins linebackers are ta lkt Bra tie ii He does that real well's Instill much in a team. I want to fullback sin Ned Raines is McDaniel \ed Raines and could regular season tonight see us drive, as well as break banged up a little from last Meyer, with Tim Raines, Other than the ominous Another factor which con the long one Too often we have week's game and will play only Branch and DeIck Ciper mecomngamea mnoe Prcseneeofliub setting the cerns Posey Is the matter of rel don elongonetopuijus on defense. Quarterback Mark operating In the secondary ___ 01''. f:-- _ . either. in fact, Ilubert is a mmy. - VS And he's not too smart, looking ahead / 4 - icks K Gets atriot ____ - 1 1) J, The SanfordAniina'i -I . ____ A ,v r;~ - H e tx,ginning at 8 o'clock. ll1(XxI in ZSC11 1in0le's locker room offermve drives for .Seminole. Out of a hole. That's what has Whigham, halfback Tim Raines Hubert, a blocking durniny, is a .sign which proclaim that "We haven't had many," he contributed to our in- and wingback Branch round out has played a major role in tonight's gank- is for county admit& Seminole Ifigh School's preparing the -Seminoles for the chain pi onship" and consistency this season." the offensive backlield. "Seminole football team will have to ex. game against [Ake Brantley. Posey could gain no insight to Between long runs for touch. pride." It also pinpoints that cuse Hubert if he fails to ap. On the line, Semin(jit. co a Seminole coach Jerry Posey [tick Garza, No. 48, must tv tice. "We haven't had a good ters with ends Drew Bongianni preciate all the attention he has has huffed and puffed all week stopped. Itaines, Ned Raines and been getting Ws week. that his team couldn't afford to bett Branch, and mt]y fum. week of pracfice all year," he andMike Good, tackles Earnest flubert wears a Lake be looking ahead to next week's commented."One good day this Manley and Curds Johnson, The sign doein't lie, -says bles and pass interceptions, Posey. Seminole has not put together week. That's not much. But guards Marcus Kendrick and Brantley T-shirt and a football flotary Bowl. helawt with the emblem of a "I figure our key to stopping many sustained drives this that's the way it's been. Always Gerald Meyer, plus center -The game is tonight, and I P Kenny 1,&e. on it someth.ing sour." con ta ining Henry season still don I know if we are - I ~ ^., V %. -I e b rt 1 Herald Sports FAIor :; 1 ~ ~_ :Z_ ,r* '. . _",~ ..: - - .1 . t.__1__ __ 1%ftannoop'" SF II u By JIM IIAYNF-S ~ a -_ i . i___ I -.-- _~: Seminole __ - _ _J 7-11 1 - . ____ 1 & - - . — ________ - ' ---- 1. W_ -. - - ____ I zi=_ . . IVAN.x 1 - 74M - 40 , C, r/ ,, ,*~~ ___ :r--. . - ".. - . .1 - --. I .!.7 -T, •--.--- - : : I - - -- - ! k - - i • - A~ / - L -- - -' -- W - I 13th - -- - , ' S - . - All The Way To Win Teom! 7 " L eminoles T I i . : 1 KID Srd • - ___ 1I - 0.1 earn f t PtL 322 A 1 f F SHIP - U.S.BANK 1 • t YP It flOW OU ii• On v . - _1 - - Compiete Aut' n - 41, -1 .! I- a 1 emoww . PtL M-1562 I - -1 - W I t - - -- ______ ____________________ - - - -,F -.:,i~-.~- irt, -_ ..7~_:- __ --- . iz:1 - 3~~~ _.:~_ -1 , r . . __- - . - -- 1 z ~. MANNING MICKEY 0 en Ca e Season fis,-v _-~j . ;.]V-.%Z, f_y., V=.,_,,1 .._T.j , - in • __________ 71 , S o ;~N-) . Op ; ~ t4 . R : ", 4-,to " , I _;VV~R .~- - _!i _3~= Z!-*---- - I _ ,__ 1, ~ . u ra h(x)l teams to conference S p championships, and this year W ke nd tnkesoverthevartvaswe1l, I 0. I yinan sprained ankle that s football Frank Leight at 64' is the TALLAHASSEE A, - iiusal as Florida States foot ton Saturday night as prepara wanted to play some of his #I and Trinity Prep sing their au T'he Greyhounds bile off a Game time is 5 p.m. tallest Midshipmen, and Joe Darrell Mudra, who accord. ball coach, is optimistically tion for the IW6 season. freshmen in the season lumle revoir songs this weekend as tough 10th foc, to try and chew. Trinity Prep will be a heavy Pitts follows at 61". Steve Ing to one report is facing distaking some freshmen to liousMudra said His comments came before I yman closes out at home Ilaines City is only a Class AAA faorlte ugain Lake Highland Mock Is an een sIs feet, while the Pensacola News reportcd tonight and school, but one regarded as one The Saints are 5.2 and riding a reserve senior Bill Roe is 6'2" • i that 11 FSU ba ckers were reads Trinity Prep winds up vgains% of the state's best. The Hornets fIvgame winning streak. "Leight will be a dominaUng to buy' up the last two years of Lake III hland Pre in a are state playoff-bound and All eyes will be on Norbert figure in conference rebounI Mudra'scontractinordertog't Saturday night game at carry' a 7.2 record, the opposite Seals Saturday night. He is ding," said Williams today, a new coach. of their host tonight. colonial Central Florida's top rusher "Steve Mock is very quick with • • FSU and Houston enter the Lyman coach Dick Copeland with better than 1,200 yards in great shooting ability. In fact, I Lyman will be gunning for its game with three victories be. third victory of the season, and carries the same optimism only seven games and has expect those two to make all. , tween ttiein this season, Both will be looking h the passing about his team's potential most scored 18 touchdowns. conference this year. have relied on younger players tandem of Bob Burkhart to of the season. If Trinity coach Joel Kelley TALLAHASSEE (AP) - clash here Saturday'. Williams has 10 squad record and an offense aver- and were hurt by mistakes, -It boils down to blocking and follows the pattem he set most mernbers in all, up from the Eighth-ranked small college Mickey Manning and Danny Just as imDortant to them, aging 38 points a game, 3ec'Dnd As to the youth on both teams. Williams plus the inside tackling you do that and of the second haU of the ca small team of seven the Bethunookman and Florida they wtll be playing for alumni bes t in NCAA Division 11 Mudra We have a litUe running of Bob Raaz Wyman ungs seem to happen," he pal, the game will be a academy fielded last year. But A&M will ba ttle for a confer. bragging r ights for the aext FAMU counters with 72 mark bit ofsaid, an edge more exJackson, the team's breakaway says. "There have been a few crowd-please for parents of the orJy one player, Mock, is ence football championship and year. 11 I and the second-stingiest perienee. In the Astrodome. hi ch have h team's reserves ar eas w t us. But, eat, has been slowed by a ur . returning 1m that team. a possible bo wl bid when they Bethunnan has a Coatinued on Page B) that could be an advantage," is OROERT SEAI ee timistic 't-~_C~-'k --~-~_ - 0 -:- - -- . - . 1_~ _ -, _-:11.-I_" ----;I- ---;-, -, IP i .1 i . ___________ -- - 1 - I -zEr— -•==--\ - -- * - -- --.----- - IT. - - - TIT--- ------T----= -. - . . . - - - - -'TITITIT - -=-&-ITz- - --=---=--- ---T-i,'-- -- -- - --, f -- = ,—';-- . * - --- - I' - ----- - • - - - ' . .fl - s -, -. -'--- - ,.. ',.a - a = - ---= --: - =-a ----'-----. - -- _ . - - , . , a -' -. . . - - - • - - - -=-=---= -. -- -. - ----- - -. - - \ • .- . \. f''- -I-"- ,; I - - - -- -- • - -. , - . - -=----------" - - ---- - -- =-- \ ! , . - - -- - 1, - - - - - -- - ----.--- . - - - - - -,--- - - - - -- - - .. '. I- - - . - - I . -=-- - - . . - , ' -- - I - , -=---- -. -.- -=- -i-.-'- - - . - -, - • -- • -- --j--- -- - - - - ------: '\ -. - - - - --... - - . . 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'_1 ----------- Sanford Naval Academy Williams is starting no Aademy dropoeJ the Midc height, Williams points to beastherbeforethese n opens its 1g75.76 basketball .seniors, and admits that ex 6-5 Oh a technicality, and oerall quickness and the out' said Williams campaign tonight against perienc° will be a weak point \lontverde out-pointed Sanford outside shooting ability of Friday night foe Warner yiona Warner Christian, and We have a young club, and 2113 Mock, Junior 'HI" Guzman Christisn Is only its nd coach Bobby Y,illiams is naturally lack of exptrlence In addition to the team's and sophomore Fred P1wIs year of 'arsity action In the planning on iinprocd height goes with young players," he height, Williams points to Rebounding s trength lies in schools initial season it n t 2and quickness to help his squad said o v er all quickness and the Leight and junior starter Joe 10 I don't care whatwetheir reverse the dismal season of In jamboree action last outside shooting ability of Pitts. &2 senior Bill Roe also r . last year. Tucs(L1,the academy lt both Mock junior, H I' Gum= figures in Willianis rebounding said Tha t' s usua ll "This is the tallest team this quarters, but Williams remains and sophomore Fred Pharis. plans. Roe is the team's biggest dication of how well y no ' Ido school has eer tuid" the first optimistic Florida Central In addition to the teams playerat24opounds He might against us or anyone year varsity coach said, Williams previously coached N ' ____________________ ________________________ . - - Lyman, To Close i ! against __ - Academ • _____ !I e -' 9 Eim" s, V I a"er __ I - __ ___ BOB BURKIIART a F - 1 ----- . --_ 705 S. Frewh G Team . = - PL ! , ~ == aft=--- - ' Th - ~ - L - emInoIes •- , - - - & - • I I I S. Sanfwd Ave. .; _____ __ arge em team ~ F I - C - Hunt's Tuxedo U-0 _______ - I t ' I I -- GO 1 __ NMI I 4 __ I Years$g-i-c - - We're "Plumb Proud" isk CL atmi Gme 9w Twx... ,$ I - / - A ____ J - --- atdo Brantley players feel performance last week against his agreement and drank some We've had a good week of ha v e to shut off Seminole s Buck Lar son will miss the Seabreeze? more lemonade. practice," said head Patriot ground game, accor(bng to game because of a foot injury, "We'll stop Raines, "said "It's their homecoming. and -Sammy Weir. "it .should be a Weir. And offensively, "It all and Ross Lishen will not be at said defensive end Brian Breda tackle Chuck Calhoun, sipping they beat us last year, so good ballgame because of the tils down to executing well full speed because he's nursing thout pausing for breath lemonade and gulping do there's pknty of reason for to rivalry." and not making any crucial an injury, We said But we " The guys are pretty fired up cake and frosting. "If e can want to win,' Calhoun added We respect them, there's no mistakes." f or this. "We can do it." should be in good shape stop them on the outside and get "We know all about Seminole, doubt about it," said Weir. Quarterback Fred Stanley physically." What about Seminole running ter pitchouts e can stop and we're ready" They ha e fine speed and and halfback Rick Gaa will be If the Patriots are in as good standout Tim Itaines, who them." Brantley coaches t many fine players." at full strength, as will most of shape as the cake and lemonade turned in a typical l7yard Guard Hs Ishen nodded make any predictions Defensisely Brantles will the team tasted they II be fine %, 1 - ~- -=- Tom - - ' L - , I - • - - Corral 'Ern Team! DY'S C - ________ 0A Bet wwo TRIBE / - I . - __- about the contest? "Yeah, we'll beat Seminole," .1, - : . M11K ~Tmz - - W*- % - - ____ o$ t 24 nrs mii 10 p.m. - - , assistants Tr ru !:,L - Make it a Winner SHOE sio I -, Gul , DEKLE GULF SERVICE 9 . ii IS For A Super . ; 7 I 1 I. : I - - ; Our Best Wishes McCoys DWuxe Ckm Il-- Rack' Em Up, Tribe i - ~z ___ n N I wish e could have aurayenoug, H' h a the boards, Sterling said, able toscout uC!il some more, aii want to spoil Seminole's The 6-Il freshman Williams Sterling said. 'We didsenda ho mecoming this time. 6-s Vernon Johnson will be couple of our players w Brantley players are eager to waiting In the wings and may dress out over to see them play, show a few of their old coaches see early action, particu,larly if but they couldn't learn much about head coach jerry Poey, and pulling uch a weak ay to es a rebounds. a zone defense against them Nixon were all at Brantley last -We aren't going to press and we play a man-to-man. ' I - - - ,, lineup for help on height in the -- - . I "S , -.---- __ ---. . - I 0 Y --- . - CLOSED THANKSGIVING PH. M-=l ' - Seminoles! 1111114re : i - - 1; Clean ern up -, SIMP Cheer to .. . 114 N. PARK AVE. '- ft I :-- I : . t mw Sianford Auto Parts i __ - M .- 11110 INAPA .. I . __ I I ~~ tanswas havea comes into the contest with the Samilly Williams, who has only played only once and that played three minutes so far. lopsided 116-60 win last will probably see some action. Saturday over a weak E ward invite. The loss last year spo We've got to get some more Waters varsity club. - N~ �Sanford, Fl, 26—Ev.ning Herald 1973 Friday, Nov. 21, NclArIr,Marii,eT, odu~ CS#uII Ca - . - mmon~ AP Spo rts Writer NEW YORK tAP — No opposite (-brecLoas on the National Football League's elevator will be passing each o th er this 00%eek and those will be passes, not floors that Mirmesota's Fran Tarkenton is counting against San won't - mark just victimized. Tarkenton won't throw seven TDs against Ihito Chargers but three or four isn't out of the has averaged 40 points per game stringing question for Slinnesota's marvelous quarterback. Ills accomplishments this season have together four straight %ictories. But the Dolphins' defense won't be that permissive. The 14 completions seem ,within reach Sunday he completed 25 a week ago against New Orleans. The seven TD passes ... well, those will be the winlesis Cbargers on the other side of the field Sunday. overshadowed Chuck Foreman, who On Fran's side will be the Viki ngs. leads only unbeaten team with nine consecutive victories. a team he has directed to 42 victories in theirlast57gamesandtotoosu5 1le's the best quarterback around as far as we're concern ed and he may be getting better," Oakland 24. Washington 21 The Redski ns are coming off last week's controversial loss to St. Louis (Did Mel Gray catch the ball, or didn't he?) and have fallen one Selves and then fold up against the other club, needs more Ow a new boss to straighten things out. The Card inals, meanwhile, are in first pace in the NFC Fast and aim to sta y t he re Atlanta 1 Kansas City 27, Detroit 17 The Lions' 6-3 record Is a hoax. They're just not that good ... are they? Kansas ng ngs straightened out after a horrendous start. Pick the Chiefs, because you have ID pick somebody. — Milw aukee K C C h.Cali o I ~ " I OT Portland at Philadelphia fluttelo at Detroit OUi.11 hi Mitwau,t' at Los Angeles HouSton at Phoenix t NEW YORK (AP) — Portland at Buftalo at New York New Orleans at Atlanta Golden Steve at Washington Sundays Games Philadelphi a at Atlanta Catfish contractual commitments to case of Messersmith, he Is their Iliv Pd DDICC - LJIILi Bettor Grabs $14,333, .... ., ~ Boston at Cleveland i4CiUS!n (AP) Bet to rs got an un expected pay off this week at Keystone Race Track in suburban - a .' Bucks County. A disgruntled bettor sneak ed into the betting 1)00th before the eighth race Wednesday and threw $14,333 out the window to the line of bet, police said. By th e time track officials w able to move the aside to tolled U money, less than $50 was found. Al though the cashier was unable to prevent his ci drawer m be th o, he did tch wi c. Cuccagna, 24 of Trenton, N.J., according to police. ... case, in which arbitrator Peter renew this contract for the Seitz ruled the Oakland A's period of one year viola ted Hunter's contract and The Los Angel es Dodgers ret ha t sta r pitche r was a free newed Messersmi th 's contract - ..." agent. for the Sale NHL Ca mpbell Conference 1975 Minn 1110 1396$ Wales Conference Norris DivisIon Montreal I) 1 3 29 90 11 L Anglt U 2 26 60 6? Ptt 6 9 2 11 71 11 Delta,' S 12 1 11 ',aShn 2 16 7 6 61 101 — The Cleveland CoUnourn never is the same after a visit by Bob McAdoo. "I guess s Just playLnig against Jim Chones. We're _____ real good ends," McAdoo said after his points the Braves to a IIS.115 overtim National Basketball Association vicitary over the Cleveland Cav- aliers In_V9fight"i-onlY other NBA game, the Washington Bullets whipped the Atlanta Hawks 1096. In the American Basketball Association, the Indiana Pacers stopped the Denver Nuggets 117-112. I Jets Drop Nordiques was worth, conducting an auc- ton In Ahoskie for his services and final.ly signing with the New York Yankees for more Ow $3 million. missioner hlessersmith, represented by Osmond and the O"Malley and vice preident Al Cam pa nis, were scheduled to Possible purchaser. In the other WHA games, the Phoenix Roadrunnem beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-1; the Minnesota Fighting Saints stopped the New England Whalers 2-0 and the San Diego Mariners trimmed the Denver Spurs S-i. Polk Moves To Mississippi s. M1(AP) Ron Po hasended a theonth as atztant baseball coach at the University of Miami by accepting head coaching Job at Misslp State University. 31, su cceeds Jimm y Bragan, who Miiçi State pt last ieek to Join the staff of new Milwaukee Brewers manager hex Grammas. Polk was named National Collegiate Athletic Association coach nf the y ea r in l97 while at Cseorgia Southern. (1) Snnrf-q I..' S 12:4S Prrn (9) — Collifige Focilbill (Ohio Stale at Mich. Ip 12 pm. () College F ootba ll 'IS 17 pm. (13)— Doug D1CIICY Show awaiting the winner. - —. isam 'rø t,ii ,u,t all -. -- ohn - m ost before the ink was _i____ DeLAND — The 193.76 tators, plus pep band and we - .,. when Stetson rrxTU the men's 24 points and national team of Ecuador. Tif will be at 8p.m. The ecuadorian team is rn 3(),< l2.game circuit throuti the United States and is scheduled to meet the University of Florida and Jacksonville University after their Hatter encounter. The Olympic team from Ecuador ilJ be selected from areall-stars on the (urrent tv The Saturday exhibition win come f ou r (1 after he f 8 rebounds. Tourney Set Saturday The Sford Rots" a Chffty golf nxg Sit*gdsy at Mayfair cmtry Cut wm L_ _~~ gol to the Senilnole RW SdXW HOAL A&dofabtIo1fe the 12 Hatter IMra-jad ibruv.age ar' d on"~- week Wore thcofficiisl sh*w #211 toumq- Ehft7 kt is $50, which Iud season opener in the New 1f ama Classic, fees plus a dinner-dance, he The Green and White the dAm* will be oda the saimmage was held night with nearly 1 coo spec- Calioway system World Open Wres tling OsbDrne of Nebraska are beside themselves with anticipation. is the greatest rivalry — 1pm (3$) 1 p m, (6.1) 2 m. (3) NFL Football (Bei?mor, a?Miami) NFL Football (St. Louis at New York) TeIs (Almaden Grand Masters) IPm.(LI)_ NFL FootbaluOak,anda,Wathflg,ofl) S p m ( 111 Hubert Brooks Bowling Classic 11 p m. (35) Notre Dame Highlights MONDAY P M. (9) NFL Football (Pittsburgh at Houston ) 10 30 pm, (35) Florida state Fco!ii HIQhIIQP-,S - - - — - - THANKSGI VING 13 (613) NFL FootbaIl(L os Angeieja, De$rotti I rn. Grandstand 3 Pn (2.5) —NFL Football (Buflaloat St. Louis) rn (') College Football (Georgia at Georgia Tech I FRIDAY 7 45 p rn (9) College Football (Texas at Texas AL. Mt = Notre - — usc) 1a m. (C 6)— This is the NFL ..) Kansa s (AP) iaers - - cent effort on our part.to Obto State and Mkgan figure to wage a land ar wi th Huckeye backs Archie Griffin, last season's Heisman Trophy at New York Atlanta at Minnesota Monleal at Tcoironfo Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Vancou ver Sunday's Games California at New York Rngec % LOS ACIC1 at Detroit C Amid Bid . Houston. Action Scheduled In Cross Cou n try ' Movie Detroit at Kansas City San Diego a? Minnesota San Francisco at New Or t jeans 4 Chicago at Los Angeles Oakland at Washington Monday's Game PittSburgh at Houston, n me Plays Bad Reports Jai Alal ORIANDOSEMIN0LE THURSDAY MATINEE RESULTS FIRST — 1 Eddy A Iber 16 DD. 770. ISO, 7 Negui Via (3) 410. 9 00 3 Larri Sanchez (5) 360 0 . 0 113 1) U I so P (111 3) s I 08 )O trnhan L. t Ad.... I 300,570. 3 (Ij 510. 120. 1 Okô&i iai -------- ..... . (3) Washington Week In Re 51g Q 35 with I 7) 150) 60 Saturday (35) Jetsons 11:00 MORNING (2)(8) Return To The Planet 6:00 01 The Ape's (6) Growcr Mmanac 5:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (3)(24) Wall Street Week (6)(13) MASH (CATV.13) Blue Ridge Quar tot (2)(I) Chico And The Man 9:00 (2)(8) Rockford Files (3) Florida Business Week t6)(111 I-1jiwIj (3)(24) Electric Company (i (9) Movie (CATV-13) Stagecoach West (44) Movie 9:30 (3) Florida Report (11S) Movie 10:00 (2)(8) Police Story (3) Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes (6)(13) Barnaby Jones (CATV4) News (CATV.13) Amos Burke (24) Wright Brothers 10:30 (8) Laurel And (9) Speed Buggy (CATV.13) Daytime (35) Cartoons (44) Jim Thomas Outdoors Hardy 6:45 (13) News 6:55 9) News 7:00 (2) Across The Fence (6) U.S. Of Archie n ----%U tat dFdfl 11:30 pi,rs ,'.... Oddball Couple (35) Big Blue Ma rble (9) Bozo's Circus (13) Movie (44) Friends 7:15 (44) News On The Light Side (8) Go. USA (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2)(8) Emergency Plus 4 (3)(24) Sesame Stree t (6)(13) Pebbles And Bamm Bamm (9) Hong K on g Fooey (44) Wally's Workshop ( 2)(6)(l)(9)(13) (2)18) Josie And The Pussy. cats 8:30 (6)113) Bugs Bunny.Road VALEN'TINO Every so often, - Milton Berle are Featured. O Arecha Oengoa (1) 350. 11670 SEVENTH I Eddy Be,tia (3) 510 Miguel FIFTH— 1 I Martolo Rarnon, ? Erdo:a Echave, S. Chucho Miguel, i , ' . (2) Last Of The Wild (3) Firing Line (6) Hee Haw (CATV.6) 20.000 Leagues Under The Sea 2:30 (3) Man And Environment (33) College Kaleidoscope 3: 00 ' . lo l. 8:00 (2)(1) Movie (3) Family At War (6)(13) A Charlie Thanksgiving (3) Flower Show (6) Sou nding Board (CATV.6) Movie (7) 7 70, liD. 7 60. 7 09Ui' Ramon Barre Aguirre (CATV.6) Friends Of Man (24) Romagnol is Table (44) Movie 8:30 (61(13) Doc (CATV.) Nashville On The R oa d (44) The Gd Ole Nashville Music (24) Woman (CATV.6) Love, American (9) 9:00 (24) Realiclades (3)(24) Special Of The We,ek (6)(13) Ma ry Tyler Macre (35) Car And Track .W.A 1. Schedule Mondays 7:00.10:00 p.m. 9-10 NIIC THE ROCKFORD Tuesdays Private Parties WMnesdays 7:30-10:30 p.m. Closed 2nd going fine, until the heal th aon - - LUIIVILICCU more to the death than who protests the career of the greatest sex Always Interested in expanding loudest is the most symbol of this century. Yvette his business Interests, Financier In fl uential warehouse owner u,, inc man 339-2474 r — there's I1iii the do's attack. ma Balm Fri., Nov. 21 Fri. 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That's unusual. dangerous moment during a Guess who becomes No. I narcotics raid changes their * LEAVE KIDDIES THEATRE suspect? * __________________________________________ attitudes. I Santi Months (I) TWELFTH 00, 1 00 3 60 . 2 Chutho Be ngoc 1 00. Rg 0 (1? Wed. of every rnonth 360 0(lljluX. P (71)1)71 90 71 Brown (9) Saturday Night Live With Howard Co,sell (35) Movie (41) Music City, USA (13) High Q DO (SO, 11)040 — TrrJ (9) Movie (CATV.6) Pop Goes The Country B,Ibao Muguenia, I Chucho 2) 110590 TENTH — I Muguefts m is ?o. Ramon, 4 Cflaya Aguirre, 5 Fer min Atttj, 6 ManoloA:p,, 7 780. 540. 2 Mencha (119 60.310. 3 ELEVENTH Time (44) 7:00 5:30 5:00 (3) Florida Re po rt - I 1:00 (9) Move (44) Partj 4:15 (9) Movie 12:30 (2) Go USA - 1102 Kirshner 's Rock Concert () Lawrence Welk — 0 (CATV.6) Don decides to turn his house into a FILES '2 Into 5.56 Won't Go" A Only have discovered search for The People's networks 12:30 (13) Project 13 (3S)(44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Ma n (I) B't'ween (11) Candid Camera (24) Journey To Japan 4:30 (3) Con sumer Survival Kit — Ii (3) Man And Environment (6) Movie (CATV-6) Movie (8) Movie Double Feature (24) sill Moyer's Journal (44) Untouchables (ATV-13) All-Star Wres tling (24) Cettin' Over (IS) Uniscope (44) Sou l Train (3) Indian Summer (6) Movie (9) Movie (13) Movie 7:00 4:00 (CATV.6) NFL Game Of The (2) High Chapperal Week (3) Lillias 'oga And You (8) Information 8 (6)'13) Sports S pe ctacular (9) Uncle Crcc's Block (2)(8) Saturday Night Florida Business (2) Tarzan Music 12:00 (2) Joisie And The Pussycats (3) Villa Al eg re (6)(13) Valley Of The Din saurs Chucho Zarre, 3. Erdosa Ramon. 1. Santi Aguirre. S Martini AItu, 6 NINTH—I Aguirre, 2 Mgul, I Attu, I Endosa, S Bilbao, 6 Celaye, 19 00. iso 1 40, 7 Ica Je (fl 5 ) 7 Zarre, I AiP TENTH— I Ramon. 2. Mencha.) 3 10.3 Urza Alberdi (II 6 00, 0 11 31 Marur,. i C hu cho. S Santi. 6 125 40. P 0 1119710 EIGHTH I Cacho 2am, (3) Fermin, 7 Muguenza. $ Larrea ELEVENTH— I Cacho Altu, 2 t; to. ioo. 30,7 Santo Ramon 1 6 60. 500. 3 CItucho Lamrea (7) 360. Erctosa Efonia.) Arecha Brngoa. I Barr, Miguel. S Domingo Zamre. 6 r, i' 534 00 , p (7 11 111400 I Celaya IS) 1040, 1 70, Oguisa Echave, 7 Alava Alp, I NINTH Menolo Perez 7 50 7 Agucre (7( 1 00. 5 70; 3 . WALL 750 1 Of Man 11:15 (9) ABC lole00% 1 1:30 Week and its been along time — of DAILING AROUND: CBS Japanese restaurant. Ah Chew colonel dies in an "accid Valento film bios. Suddenly. the will conduct its second annual is the cook and everything Is but his daughter suspects foul payable (6 7) 150 10 (3)(24) News (35) 700 Club (44) Star Tre~ $:30 2:00 F=VAL: Mimieux, Judd Hirsch and and investor Fred Sanford there's talk Aldane Ja,'i, S Larri Arane. 6 Bilbao Sanchez (7) (2) Florida's Watching All I DO (1 5591 I I:t0 (6)(13) What's A City 11:00 Regular Skating discoverielil per panel in an all-new seri" of 24-page himiklel.;. To order % ti 1, ll and Ill, -oirrid $1 for each. makina check, - OS) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat (24) Channel 24 Auction (3$) Pop Goes The Country (44) Untouchahles TV HIGHLIGHTS SEVENTH— I Ica Beitia;, I Ethano Len-1 I Eddy Alber 4' SIXTH (CATV.6) Movie 3:30 (2) That Good Ole Nashville AFTERNOON 7:30 (2) Vegetable Soup (6) Fl intstones (CATV-6) Best Of Groucho 11:00 News Litlias, Yoga And You (CATV -6) Race To Riches - - .. 1) III 960. 66o. i Barre Perot (51 SlOr Q ()qj S48 do P f@ )) %1§060. 6 60. 0 (7 61 I3S 20. P - (24) Washington Week in Re (6)(s)(13) News (CATV-6) Untouchables (3) Romagnolis Table (6) Black Ex perience (13) Insight (24) Antiques (35) Movie (2)18) Westwind (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6)(I3) Ghost Busters (CATV-6) atines 500. 1 40, 3 SO. 2 Doming o Ramon il egui v'ere: (21-160.5 00 , 3 Chucho Miguel (5) EIGHTH— 1 MannloMencpsa, 3 ; (2)(6(su13 Arecha Zarre. I Bilbao Sanchez. s Manolo — - (3) Villa Algre FIRST— I Negui Leni:. 2. Echano Betia, 3 Barre Atbicdi. I Ica Arana. S Larri Sanchez, 6 Eddy Y:a, 7 Ursa Elorsa, S Aldana Okokl, SECOND— 1 Echano Via, 7 Larri Len:, 3 Ica tioria, i AIda Betia, S Ogulia Albtdi, 6 Cacho Arana. 7 Ursa Okoki. $ Ecy Sanchet. THIRD— I Eddy Lenli, 2. Echano Quote, 3. Ogulza.Arana, 4 Urza Ileitla, S Arecha Javi, 7 E c hano Qtjiola. 3 Oguisa Arana, 4 Ursa fleitia, S Arecha .Javl, 6 Aicjane Vt , 7 IcaOkcl, $ Larri Aibfdg FOURTH — I Cacho Qulola, 7 I'll ro ui (lana. 3 Doniogo Bengoa, I Barr, Javi, S Alava Perez. 6 6 Celaya Mencha, 7 For m i n Larrea, I Santi Muouerza, THIRD Alcsa Alberdi SIXTH—h Cacho Zarre,? Alave 1150.110,310.2 Larri Ocala (I) 600.1 30.3 Ogulia Okoki (6) 500. 0 Quote,) Domingo Perez, 4 Barre Ber.goe. S Negui .1ev. 6 Ar ec ha (I 4) 17110. P (1 I) 11)1 90 Eborza,7 fltbao (chive, I Oguiza FOURTH —1 AreCha Sanchez (I) a Sanchez 920. 960. 7 10. 7 Domingo ( for: night's Orange Bowl game. The replrewnU One more tm than 6:00 (CATV.13) Movie Double (6)(13) News CBS (8) NBC News DS) Animal World Groovy Choulies (9) SATURDAY MATINEE Rim. Into the Orange Bowl Saturday this is a meat-grinder that night to meet Miami. we've been through and It's The situation Is completely the nit-picking that bothers opposite from the Irish's ap.. me." pearanco in last New Year's his team's current 74 record - Ill Ad ventures Of Gilligan (9) (CATV-6) Soul Train About? S: 10 (44) Ernest Angley (0) Categorically Speaking All - Star Wrestling (9) Movie 10:30 Street Week (2)(8) Run, Joe Run (IS) Movie — Bay Da c'Onlif* in Aft,er a disastrous the professional Dolphins rule "Most of ur losing is behind 2Olos3totts bwgh, Reports the ticket market The lIurri. us," Mudra said at the press circulated afterward that canes. i th only two ictor ies1n briefing of his 2. record club players rejected a Cotton Bowl eight starts, have drawn 20, 000 "We have played well enough to bid because they were winner, and Pete Johnson upset Fans for only one of four home encourage our players, but with Coach Dan Devine. pounding away at the Wol"egame,. Cross country runners from will be among the favorites, w he n you are losing you don't n ines' ferocious Despite denials of ts the repor defense and Seminole County take off with Top area runner to date positive ructions from the by Devine and his players, DeGordon Bell and Rob Lytle car- hopes of a state championship been Sam press and fans." Boone's rying the vine said the repor ts would mail for Michigan Saturday in Winter Park. Bergsti'e. Trinity Prep's Ronnie Joyce, executive against an equally mighty Ohio bother his team's effort against Teams from Lyman, Lake Thad McNulty will be one of the sports editor of the News, said a Miami. State defense, Long Hot Summer The last four pmes in the Brantley and Trinity ep have favorites In AA-A competition, reliable sour ce told hi m that 11 A Real "The players are distracted,"[ qualified and a handful Arof prominent FSU backers aVeed he said. "Their concentration is series all have been low-scoring County runtm e Arniong top runners In CI= to buy up the last two yeaL.3 0( affairs wi th Ohio State getting Seminole not the same. We're going to given solid chances at in. AAAA girls action will be MtIdra'sfow.ycarct 43 Points and Michigan Just 41. disidualcham pi aLa play much worse tha n if this Iral ojjpa their Lyman's Kathy Bringardner Cost of about $80,000. E1c1r1c ha dn't come up." 'Me loser will get a bid to the respecfive clasm, and Kim Logsdon, plus Lake JoY*rP said W source,- wh,O Orange Bowl as a consolation Devine had to face reports Central Acilon starts at Showalter Brantley's Jeannie D'ArvflJe asked not to be Identified, to prize. ear lier In the year, de nied by ld Sy1t,ni Field at 6:45 am. Field Teresa Tinsley and Leslie him the 13 backers met with school officials, that he wotiiil The Nebraska-Oklahoma a In Class AAA.A boys corn- Sullivan, Trinity Ptep's high FSU of ficial Sunday and be PLUMBING game matches the Sooners' ex- Peilti dLsm1ssed de3pjteafi%e3.ur 0n, LYmalft's Tom Herron Georgia Barksdale will be nogreed to buy up the pact after conLreeL HEATING, INC. ploslyc w1 thbone attack, keyed and Lake Brantley's Hick Hot-ta among AA favorites, 100? Sanford the Houston game. 321-4542 "My faith in myself hasn't Arha Echave. 7 Barre AspI; S Ocminuo Ramon TWELFTH I Manoto Muguerz, 2_ Bilbao Ethave; 3 Erta Al?, 4 Fermin Aguirre. 5 Cetaya Ramon. 6 ChuchoAspi. 7 Maruri Lerrea, I Santi Mencha Baltimore a? Miami ' ects. a •- Larrea; 7 Fermin; S Maruri. ELEVENTH 1. Oguise Zarre; 2 CacrioAltu, 3- ErdozaPecez, 1. St Louis a, New York Jets Philadelphia at Dallas New York Giants • ng a press conference ear- Ara Parseghian's last game as hian. 11cr nlurs(lay, he had talked coach. The game has not drawn optimistically of hIs 1976 pros. This time, Noire Dame is much Interest In Miami where ' - — NFL Sund1y' Games Den v er at Atlanta Ne* Englandii Buffa lo Cincinnati at Cleveland Mudra couldn't be re-'sched Irish scored one of their great the Irish suffered in the pre. "The story is absolutely not for cornment on the rLTorL But %ins, 13-11 over Alabama, in I two )'ears under Parseg. true," Bridgers said Thursday. duri " .".. TENTH 1 Mencha; 2. Altu;3. Chucho, I Santi; S. Muguerza; 6. Pro Football - - Florida State's football coach "To the best of my knowledge, (3)(24) Shazam Isis - e - - (44) (6)(13) Carol Burnett (9) Matt Heim SKATE CITY — .ç) .,.,., (44) Movie 8Gb t4. bar) , IslandCrS — in college football," declared Athletic Director John Bridgers after Saturday's final game at he'll be back next soleason."' Hayes. has denied a report by the Pen"It'll be the best against the sacola News that Darrell City (9) Lost Saucer (CATV-13) Movie . 10:00 (2)(8) Land Of The Lost (3)(74) Sesame Street 2:4S Eve) (IRs) Miss Teenage America Pageant (3) Soundstage EVENING Feature — play. She believes his sergeant Cacho Miguel; 3 OgUJ18 Beng0a~ 4 Valentino, beating the movies Choices, s6eduled for airing department chews them up. Thundays Private Parties Barre Perez; S Newi Echave, 6 is involved and calls upon Onl y to It. ABC is the second network Feb. 19,1976.. Ra ymond Burr 08:3 9 NBC CHICO AND Fridays 7:30.11:00 p.m. 5 Alaya Jayl. to get Involved CBS has one, is working on a new pilot, this MAN Tony Orlando repaysTHE Rockford to investigate. I DOminoo1eniz; too, airing.Sunday right -The time casting him as a disbarred favor. and guest-5tars in this 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES Saturdays 9:3011:30 am. & EchanoOkoki; 3. l Alberdi. I 1:30.4:00 pm, & 7:30- 11:00 BARNABY has to provea dog Ls Legend of Valent ino," wi th attorney sol vi ng other crimes episode. Earlier this week, innocent of killing a Arena. 7 Negui Perez; I Aldana Franco Nero. Italian actor, in while trying to clear himself ... man. Th e Sundays 1:30-3:30& 4:00.6:00 Jay Freddie Prinze guest-st.arTed victim had a double-indemnity p.m. the title role, 9-il, on the ABC The Bbckfeet Tribe of Great on Tony's show. Chico is having EIGHTH — 1. insurance clause, so Mano4oAlfu; 2. Sunday Night Movie. But the FalK Mont.. have honored troubles wooing a Outdoo r Rides Next Doo r the I Santi Ramon, S real star is Smanne Pleshette, Chief Morning Eagle, nee lady beciuse he looks too much company hired Bamaby. fie Fermin Mugueria, 6 Chucho Larrea; who plays the scree nwri ter who Jo na than Winters, On The Track Rd. Off like her ex-beau, Tomas, played learns the victun's wife was EraAzp1; S. CetayaMIgu, Hwy. 17 93. Fern Park having discovered Rudoipho an affair and ABOUT TONIGHT: may ve ha by Orlando. MIHTH1 Eloria,2 Aguirre:3 en be cut out of her husband's 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND Ramon, I Celaya, S Bilbao, 6. Guglielmi, renamed him 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVE-0 A... Vnl,nOir.,. nnA I......,.k.,.l II... &'1'tk "(!....t...1 .A t1-._.. i'--ii will 1.uIiau) flnr,ih.. I LI11VL, 9-44 ui,ivu uvv tJs i)OIUULU 1UIU iU51fl Toy's Games MIAMI (AP) Notre wavered," Devine told the Dame's troubled football team, Miami News. "I'm riding t,i ek. )JVS•VdVH pictur uwun a- tough situation. I . by reports of squad dl.s- fault myself, partia hit ll y because 0 Mudra May Lose Post PENSACOLA I i" r - Pittsburom at Atlanta California at Washington Saturday's Oamn Nw York Rangers at Phil.. - - - Rota the Little - — ucxers aim coaches Woody the "Hustling Hat hccrleaders, The White team, best," said Oslxrne. "I'm not Mudra may lose his job as ters" will be unveiled Saturday led by Dave Stowers, be sted the even going to pred ict victory. I night $ tka 'A.'.s.....I.. r_....,, .. n rvnies at-to. towers hit For will predjct thet-e wi ll be 100 per of (44) — BarreQuiola, 3 Alava Elor:a; 4 Menolo Javi; S Piegui Sanchez, 6 Arecha Miguel;? Bilbao Bengoa. Domingo Zarre FIFTH — I ChuchoAqvirre, 2, flhlbec> Ramon; 3 Erdoza Miguel, Marurl Mugueria SIXTH I. Arecha Sanchez, 2 Philadelphia 3. California 2 Buffalo 7. Detroit 2 The personalities of the (Coatinued from Page 1.13) coaches are as different the defense among all college styles of the teams. teams-4.4 points a game. Bethune's Wesley Moore is Bethune is 4-0 and FAMU 3-1 flamboyant, a man w to the Sourn Intercofleglate "This gapes up as a real good Athletic Conference, which battle with me coming out on sends its winner to the Gate top by 12 or 14 or maybe 21 City Bowl to Atlanta for pr points." domi nantly black teams. It was The Rattlers' Rudy Hubbard uncertain what would happen if is conservative disciple of and FAMU won and threw the race forrnerassistanttoOhjoSthte.s into a tie. Woody Hayes. SUNDAY Roth - editIon S?a?,etPtt Sports SPc?acular (Ern By THE ASSOCIAtED PRISS crown and an Orange Bowl bid Hustling Hatters Meet Ecuador In '75-'76 Debut - 7pm. attract an international field OlYmpic-al.iNre p m (6.13) Big Grid Tests RALEIGH, N.C. IAP North Carolina travel moters have hatched a schune for a 10-day Iongistance Lcycle race next summer wi th O,000 In prize money. "The Great North Carolina Bicycle Race " will be run over 870 miles and promoters said Thursday they hope to — R f Ii i i fl d For Bowl _% - Cefaya eenqooa~ 7 Fermin Mencha; Kansas City at Buffalo Toronto at Boston SATURDAY 11 am, (41) — Jim Thomas Outdoors 12 p m. (C6) — NFL Gameof the Week byswifthaffba Joe Washington and deft quarterback Steve Ohio State and Nebraska, col- Davi agait a Cornhusker atlege football's top-ranked tack that mixes the passing of teams, put their unbeaten Vince Feagamo with records and naonal champion.. ning of power backs Tony Davis ship hopes on the line Saturday and John O'Leary. in road games against arch ri. Oklahoma, the defending no val& tional champion, will be nThe No. 1-ranked Buckeyes, r ing for its fourth straight vie10.0, face No. 4 Michigan, 8-0-2, tory In the series. If the Soeners at Ann Arbor with the Big Ten lose they have agreed to play in title and a Re Bowl bid at the Fiesta Bowl. If the Corstake. The Cornhuskers, 10-0 nhuskers lose. they have ag reed and rated No. 2, invade Nor. not to play anywhere. Okla. to meet No. 1 Oktahorns, 9-I, with the Big Eight 10-Day Bike Race Planned 'T './ n 9 6 4 72 63 59 7, tie Messiersmith's case is much tration case at 9:30 Westriam million in 1974 and probably had bility of an offer from his group. a.m. E.ST of potential buyers have been in and the four conches would be a higher loss for the fiscal year "But more important. In this case, today. I understwd there's sfill and out of the picture. f ree to go af ter other jobs. baseball players are seeking ended t.31. interest from Toronto." The Dodgers, and the rest of "We're starting to look at the The club's board had a meetthe right to become free agents baseba ll's owners, "We have plenty of assets, say that they clock now," said Charles B. tog tentatively scheduled Labatis Brewery of Toronto for but we're short of cash," said reportedly offered $15 million in the same way football and have the right to renc-w a Rupert, treasurer and execou- day, but it was canceled late Rupert, explaining why a hockey players do: by per- player's contract — S125,. for the team and the parent without his tive vice president of the club. Thursday when forming one year beyond their signature forever, and In the Both Stoneham and Rupert from his home In Scottsdale, February use of Candlestick In Arizona and Minnesota . - Of 2MM Stoneham's Illness is not ex- Nothing's really happening s to now," said Lurie late Thursday teamwent upforsale last so new owners could Install se ll t he club, w hich lost $1.7 wi thout nthng out the possibegin their landmark arbil. May, and since then a number their own men a nd so Two I Teams Facing 39 Cacho Via; 7 Larri Okokl, I. Urza Leni: THIRD I. Arecha Quiola. 2 Echano Jay), 3 Ice Lenli, I AIdana Arena. S Oculza Via, 6 Ursa Alberdi; 7. Eddy Okokl; S Larri Beltia FOURTH I Cacho Perez, 2 , tracts, said Donovan, was done pected to delay The I - - Boston Calif - By Th e Associated Press The Winnipeg Jets don't belie ve in wasting opportunities. They had the first chance to score In overtime Thursday night, and made it payoff In a 3-2 World Hockey Association vi ctory over the Quebec Nordiques. TT ert~ AJams Division Buffalo IS 3 1 31 I a club board notices pected to be hospitalized about his group is Interested only if owner Horace Stoneham, made Wednesday but were told long a week, said Dr. Robert Bull- the Giants can stay here resented by President Peter ga ve no hint to the Ide ntity of a Donovan. Terminating the co 550, 360; 2. Manolo — season and Herb Osmond, M esserami th 's agent, SAN FRANC1S (AP) were optimistic any new owner Ariz., en te red Stanford It's one thing fr a 18-yearold sd Thursday, "We think Andy Sate Medical Park is still unpaid. of the San Fran cisco Gi- would keep t he amateur to be availa Giants In San center For an operation. Known to be interested to the to 24 isa clubs, but it's quite a ble different 2.4 free agent. It's Just that the ants' National League baseball Francisco. "We've been worxThe 72-year-old owner of 51 club are a Canadian group owners don't recognize it We franchise "very likely could tog t matter when a proven, quality oward that in all our per ce th nt of e th stock In ee e GIs king to move the club to Toasked the commissioner (Bowie take place at P meeting of own- forts," Rupert said. ants' parent company needs ronto and a San Francisco major le'.gue suddenly Kuhnt to take Andy off the ers Dec. 8" in Hollywood, Fla., emerges on thepitcher open market. Manager Wes Westrum and surgery to correct dila tion of an group headed by Robert Lade, Hunter was able to milk that reserve fist. But the com- an executive of the club says. his coaching staff were sent abdominal artery and is By The Associated Press mIrUrlMefl(h -- - McAdoo Sinks Cavaliers ,. Patrick Division TONIGHT'S ENTRIES W L I Pts OF GA Plph 13 ) S 31 2 FIRST 1 (chano AIbqØj NY Island I 6 3 21 Aladana Lenl, 3 Barr, Beitia, Atlanta 7 9 2 IL Eddy Arena, S Negui Okoki, 6 NY Ranr 711 2 16 60 I Larri (lone; 7 Urzi Sanchez, a Smyth* Division Ice Via Chicago 10 1 6 26 71 57 SECOND St Louis 1. Echano Arena 7 1 8 53 Eddy Qjola. 3. Oguiza t1eta, 1 Vancvr 7 5 4 5 Giants Appears Set Of ( Echave (7) 7. 60. 370; 3 Fermin Pamon (6) 320; Q (2 I') 10.50; P e 71 111910. BIg Q 11 with 7 5) 11.46 3 60 Pro Hockey Probably At Dec.8.Meeting — - t D' Afes (8) 70 - PHILADELPHIA 600.3 20 3 Larri AlbeordilS) 12o, 0 V - Tosses Windfall To Crowd SEVENTH I) 511 TENTH — I Maruri (7) 500. 7 tarr 12)1 10, 4.30.3 Sent (6) 750. Q i 7) sls 10, p (72) 1)11 60. DO (1 1) 1313 60, ELEVENTH —1 ManoloMencha (7) 7120, 900, 560. 2 Domingo Echave (3)100,170.3 Archa Perez (6) 1 50. Q (37) 1.61 50. P (73) Cleveland Hunter's road to riches was a the team. sersnaith is a free agent be- the Dodgers a week ago, and 1975 season and a noi-ocut clause. property for the 1976 season, cause he played 1975 without a "at that time, we were far one-lane highway that led only Mcssersznith, a hardfAr nfl,-. w..,... lie said the tkidsser*' h WVIV4IL1[. contract, to little ithoskie, N.C. The road throwing right-bander who was apart." ler included a no-trade clause, The players association says Osmond said Thu rsday that Andy Messersmi th takes today twice a 20-game winner and a t Osmond says Messersml th $l,00O—$35,0O0 more than the hat invoking the renewal Messersmi th would waive his wants a four could lead to the same pot of 119-gaine winner last season, did -year contract renewed 1974 contract for the gold, but it could be tra ve led by not 5i a 19Th co ntract. In clause Is a one-shot action. it Personal arbitration cam if he from the Dodgers worth more completed 19175 season, that cannot be renewed o ve r and co $170,000 ul d reach an agreement wi th than $700,000 a lot more people. wi th the first for 1976 and a figure he wouldn 't case, the labor contract bet. over again, and that thus Me's- the Dodgers. He l ast met with year retroactively covering the reveal What Hunter got, and what ween the owners and players for 1977. Iessersnij th is after, is 1r th us stipulates in section 0a dom. Hunter got it one year ago the ren ewal cla use that "the — in a unique breach of co ntract club shall ha ve the right to (CATV.13) 5 60, Q (I 1) 146 10, P ment (44) Movie perlence Il Wall 20 160 350. 2 Ngij Via 131 (61 Saturdays Games Messersm ith Seeks Freedom From Dodgers (9) Movie A merica: The Young Ex fival Spe cial (CATV.6) lCiO Club (35) Movie 30:00 (3) Quick On The Draw Black Pers pe ctive On The News (35) Nashville On The Road Sou l Train (3) Sesame Street (6)(l3) Children's Film Fe's (CATV.6) Man And Environ 9:30 (6) (13) S: 30 World Movie Kniev e l (35) Party (35) Star Trek (7) Panther (44) (24) Say Brother 1:00 (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6)(13) ScoiobyDcicl (2)(I) Midnight Special Hollywood Squares (35) 9:30 (2)(8) Pink Style (I) Invisible Man Pittsburgh (2)(6) Waldo Kitty (3)(24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstein 1:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (3) Black Perspective On The (13) 9:00 Entertain ment (35) Star Trek 7:30 (d)()3) Cosby Kids (CATV.6) Gilligan's Island (9) College Football Double header, Ohio State At Michigan, Penn State At pology (44) Movie 11:40 (6) Movie (13) Movie view 24 -.,O .I . 10. 4 40 2 Maruf i Ramon (6)(13) Big Eddie (4) 6 ,10. 6 40. I 'Fermin Aguirre (1) (CATV-6) Movie 900; Q 13 4) 155 10. P1)11 119770 (9) Barbary Coast NINTH — 1 Altu (41 IS (35) Movie No* York at flosion Joe Greene in thcir first meeting and will repeat S)U1 hill) th is time S. Francisco Ii, N. Orleafts 3 (9) Wide World — Today's Games ii (6)(I) Concentration 4:IS w, cit s to. 1131 11600 P (1 3)1 loo 50 EIGHTH 1 B'IbaoAttu Washington los Atlanta eo (CATV-6) This Is The NFL (C-6)(44) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Ani. mals (13)(C13) CBS News Runner Show (3) Aviation Weather (9) ere 6) 167 10 . P (6 1211 I(24) Thursday's R esults Buffalo 1111, Cievei,oinri 115, game back of the Steelers and Bengals in the AFC Central ra ce . Some people are tempted to pick the underdog Oilers, who have come so far in so short a time. We'll stick with the moin ey Truth (9) Tom And Jerry Grape Ape (44) Encounter (I) $25,000 Pyramid A 20 1 Barre Miguel (s) 6,4o; 0 (4 : Portland (2) To Tell The 11:30 (2)(e) Tonight Q ( 2 1) 1400. P(231 vi ç- I Arecha Mugueqza (2) 760. 150, 7 Negui 1 6 100 7 (CATV.d) Cultural Anthro 3:00 (9) Movie — SIXTH — I Alava Zarre (6) if '0 6 675 EVENING (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 6 60, 4 60. 2 Santo Aguirre (3i 3 1110 I 20 3 Marur, Miguel (Ill s lo FIFTH 1) 00. Seattle Friday News (6) Wonderful World Of Magic (CATV-6)(44) Love, Ameri can Style 1214 40 ) 7 300 I 1 9 7SO A Pacific Division Pboen,x 40, Ii 6011 40,560;? Cacho Eloria () $60-440, Arecha Javi (II, $70, Q 12 51 143 20 P 15 21 5130 00, DO Ill, si 6 7 462 I': LA I iiiiiii .? I ~ . ~ Ocilla (61 16 S37 60 P (6 A) 1221 20 FOURTH — I Barre Perot (s) G State something the Giants haven't had This will be some show with the Oilers one just forfeited this one? What's one more l oss when you've already dropped all nine games you've played. And a team could get hurt against the bruising Bengais, who are tied for the AFC Central lead. 6.36 Midwest Division Delro it 7 5 58) I in years. Pittsburgh 24, Houston 17 Dear Pete: Would it be all right if the BrowTis 1 ClerIand 1 9 305 Western Conierenc. I SPORTS 7 I Urta I 60 1 60 2 lc Via (1) 570, 2 60 ((hang Arana (7) 3 Q (4 6) Houston Green Flay 21, N.Y. Giants 10 A matchup of two losers. The difference is that the Packers occasionally display a semblance of an offense THIRD — N Or leans cover, are more of a football team than the Giants' , ) i po P S ii $ 11750, flio Q 116 with 3$) $1417 I S 6)5 . to stand in the ir way. [)alias, the Eagles will dix. — ") f-O I 60 6 00 2 Eddy Arana (3i 40 3 Larri (torte (5) 5 60 ' 6 9 The Cowboys need a victory to stay clow in the players and could afford it less. Question: Will a new coach shake up the Jets? Answer: No. Th is team, whose pla ye rs fight 1 6 S SIS NFC Fast and the obliging Eagles aren't likely CincInnati 33 Cleelaad 7 tions with 46, and in touchdowns wi th 11 S [)allas 24, PhIladelphia 7 FIRST I Urza Sanchez 16, 1 620 110. 7 7 Al1an Via (4). 400 7 $ 3 Ice Atberdi jj) 3 3 Q u 6) 131 70. P 16 SECOND I Ice Sanchez (Ii. — Central Division The Broncos have been stripped by injuries and no longer are the title threat they seemed to be before the season staed. But th ey've got enough to handle Atlanta. Denver will get no St. Louis 34, N.Y. Jets 10 the NFC in rushing with 643 yards, In pass reocep,- the NFL's Denver 24, Atlanta 7 sympathy from the Falcons, who lost more The Colts score a lot of points, which is good. But they also give up a lot, which is not so good, L'sPecially against a team like Miami. Baltimore RuffAl's ... you pick against O.J. at home? Miami 23, Baltimore 14 Minnesota 35, San Diego 10 Steve Spurrier has passed the 49"s to two straight victories since ta ki ng over at q ua rter. ck. The Saints are playing out the schedule but haven't they been doing that for years? Friday, Nov. 21,1975--16 — TO NIGHT'STV NIGHT RESULTS NBA Eastern Conler,r,c, Atlantic Division W L Pct GB ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. THURSDAY Pro Basketball I U The Bus are dragging and the Patriots are beginning to put thing together. But how can litde good news this year. The picks: 290. 0 Buffalo 23, New England 20 Washington needs this game more but may not be over th e pyschological scars of last Su nday. Los Angeles 27, Chicago 7 The Ranis' front four is on a rampage with 25 qua rter back sacks this season. That's bad news for the Bears and passer Gary Huff, who've had season log of 8S-32 for .7 this week. of 2.830 set by Johnny Unitas. fie is also only seven TD passes shy of Unitas"career recoird of t Raiders, meanwhile, have won four straight and are three games in f ront in the AFC West. The Pro Picker wasn't thrilled, just satisfied. with last week's 94. He'll try to improve the Tarkenton needs just 14 pass completions to - be thrilled e 11 nitals'Record S game back of the Cardinals in the NFC Fast. The -I've always thought of Unitas as the greatest quarterback who ever li v ed and it's a tr emendows thrill to be approaching his records," the Viking passer said. The Chargers, however, Diego. set an NFL career record. wiping out the Sig s for Tarkenton, he's excited about reaching the reco rd book in his 15th NFL season. teams headed in ~ 11 - ht Fran Tarkenton Has — -_ 9LUJ 9 SCOREBOARD they became lovers and fugitives. I 00 A it 11 -;7,77 I OF FLATBUSH WITH 'FONZlE �413-Evening Hera !d. Sanford, F I. Friday, Nov. 21, 17$ Adventist '.•'• - THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FOcitIC,lp--Si 4)4 G art wo hit pastor A*004, Piilota L,.,Htnd,,.P1 ti &R A K014 Satvrda hr,cp IC% Sjtbith $ II lid in SabbaTh School 9, 211 in Vipqs hi m.nv1.s kle, hII$I'$ *14 Ewe Pre,itM.Øn, 7 top THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY —---- Community United Lo"wood, Florida )?IN I f rMhe Ill 1401 Lyman Kirkwood Sunday Scheel WSfl1Wp i L 011!n0J10_ THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH cot not flh&Ilm C RWe.II Patter Satu'day 54cwsU$ Sibba#iScliel I hum Worship Service It Kim Wellowsillay NiePt Prayer Service 7 Sipin The — r I 0 0000 _0 .-~ Southern —. i.- OU R ............. .,................................ ....... ......................................., .....,................,., .. NATION .....,......,..... .-. ........ ... .... . .... i,1 0 __L1 . ., ............. . . .......... ::• ::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:..:.':.:.:.:•:.:.:.:.: .......... Methodist FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 1440 Sanford Ave .1 R Forrest pastor Sunday School P CIa in Morning Worship II Ham I 11pm Ips'mLaaqus Evening Worship 7 11pm Wad Prayer Ma,? 7 top Oral Roberts 11 A very appropriate saying For bad.., in victory and defeat. To this time of the year might be Illost people death on the cross 'the proof of the pudding is in is a tragic ending. to the the eating' and for most of us Christian it was a gr eat victory. e "pudding" will be pretty To some a financial setback ~Ilood and pretty bountiful. As means the end and they jump . ***'sJ V***\ . Church... Methodist Church __________ Paster 0 to o on II too Nutt,,v & Kid.virti Goo le Of God Nazarene Christian FIRST ASSEMBLY OF COO CHURCH Cot )7?t, ad Elm R, I 1200 col Put., S."di7 $(l'iOiI I )$ i in r i.ngWirsP.ip F ar"dw N,1d l*.d 7 iSp 'I, P hip in FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1641% Sat.,d Ave Os Na.,4d Harris Sunday kNeel I 41u in MrqW0qPi.p II Siam Y.,Ih Fellowship Sunday S lip in Wed Service 7 lip in CHURCH OF 000 94I hIndSIr,.) RI. i T PillS CPIwVCPIOI God Hour "WTRR Sunday School - M0n.atWs,tP..p - S SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH ' 117 Atp.ii $1.1 Ba p tis t y,. JOIN __ ________ .-'-r- forever Ua,P,.ig Wad wwgiiiif - fvr - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY ,, 2" F air mont I.Wa Study S311 & Prtdm 1iin 43. 4m 7 )tp in Wed Prayer Mn$ 7)lpm 1w — a . .. a ia' — .. Churc h Or C h rist 4' . - ____ ' - .-. . . .... . Ar • •-a . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1.11* Colombo S.edaSctieeI I 418 in Morning Worsowis .-•. Evangelist IS Null Assembly Worship P lip in —a .:.. J... Open *IRR 7 10pm SvdiyN.Mu,,iititp Oil a OsvsIpsaa.aIH pus fT Sill JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH sl 7l ii Ira Georgia Gallaway Pajtst . -t "in • 000 7 Np in. read Baker time Stvull Morning WsttNp church Street Holy Communion IS Itam It N a in . we enjoy the harvest of the out of windows To another it world's inct well.fed nation may mean a new set of values true Thanksgiving seems in where spiritual values give a order. Even to t he man who has new outlook. To one man a no stro ng fai th in God, th ere heart attack may mean the end must be seine desire to thank of his life. to another It may somebody. bring him to his senses so that If we are, therefore, grateful, he may begin to live. The truly how can we show th is gratitude thankful man will be grateful as more than a passing ex- for all of life evefl its hurts and pression' Let me mention some to make of that a blessing to _____ food for thought. It seems the himself and others. ____ first evidence a truly thankful Another evidence of person is to recognize and thanksgiving is to recognize evaluate what they have to be everything that we have is a ____ ________ thankful for. Th is might sound gift. How easy to consider ________ trite, but how often do you hear one's-se lf "self sufficient," but j'r ' people grumbling about what do you really know any self. they do nut have a.s compared to made man' Are really not one's I rejoicing as to what has been talents one's strong op. O their blessing. Do you dwell on porturtities' As well as the FESTIVAL what God has done for you? Do abilities to take ____ advantage of .-.. Lutheran i• L UTHERAN CHURCH OF ...---. t• Tue REDEEMER 111* 73fliPIap TN, LgtPwqan 145u," and TV YNII isINS Liftnew tIn,, A Riviiliv Pallor Sunday School 9 15 in Waathp Set vice I 4 to a in K nd,'rtpn and Niry :- -- - ., 11 I . . . . ... . -l'=1L. . -. •:;:_::- _--- .w a .. 0000 SHEPHERD ..UTHIRAN CHURCH 7105 Otiands At t.117.11) 'Lvffi.tan Church t o America I Red, Jun D,vtsdIlands, Pails, SsndiyScOii.i S iSa in *wst4p lilian Ew _ in - IJI. 11Z - -. - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF (0140*000 $41 Otar.q Strait Is, I Ruth Orant pails, Sunday School to of in Miin*n,Wstt1ip lI too n Swndaylva.w., 1 11pm Wad SibliSledy 711pm con" ,fstt M.Øess, Sidiy 4 11pm R ev 1 Msqn, Worship Pitl1 I ISa in II Oh Church Training 6 lip M Ss'sd.ay Sc boo 1f n..* p..-. 'w ?rtm, I t 1J5 fl • $ :m qr..• CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Pa. lapmoodCr,ciaq son" ySchool lvuitslicluevlcas Wad Prays,&lbiiStudy ,.-.- 3114344 sty fF4'' RE stHu.lsi Potter 1138m. F,43.w1p lI "am MseiwaWsnlwp 1 Npm Wad Eva leb4sSt,d, 7 lien. -E It hillam Il -Na in 711pm . - ij,rir Churches . rt I L 11004y, Pastor - to, I It ISarn "am Mstin *s'ab,p Kew Euvuni*sraiwp Wad Prayer Meeting ,L - a = I . =IF - ___ ':' 11-.__-J, j9' 730pm W. Fl : 6 .30 P an Mrs. Joan Room Poster Assoc. Poster Mmtsa,i Service litIladW,d 7:11pm Cat o l•ic I__ h t.i..Ssui..a. S c enc .aCiflC i ALL5OULSCATHOLICCHURCI4 7iSOatAve,lbnfurd Pasts, Ft,*ibianliwl,s AssI Paster Fe S N Sawn, Sal V111111 Miii Mast IV. CantetsusnI , Sat 7 boom Is In. It hilIltusuet 4 Pp in GRACE UNITED METH..'ST CI7RCH FIrIU..sl%sd'st, P.tt Art. Rev Marvin 0. Secin., Fasts, Chuck kNesi II ISa in 111084iWnWstsA1p 9 448 an. MY F I lip in - .. .•- . : — - . 71114 - c.c- -..... _____ . -. . - . - - _. . . e . . - . u .- — FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 108 E all I.C.Adllr..e Sunday Soivica A Sinday School II Na Wednesday Service t" , Ft" 9 1 f1%#$ '( .. -_______ 4 ______ Tuesday I Corinthians 15.5457 'tiaib.,rg, V'5ni COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 1713 at Pius7 Rides Rd Catsslb.fry P., *IIlamPlcb.fl Pasts, s. KTh Mills, Assist Pasts' :11633:: Wednesday Scrp.'r. . cr-i 4. Th 4 "t'. 4 a-' N tI, 5.,.-.- - . oflowship Coffee bartwei Services 1 Tenons Weirshop, Thursda I"pm i John F rst $ Sw•pt 18 36 37 hip in. C$tRSf C"01 (151 LUptataRsois Daiwn SNea Seftell AAM PA09 WittIIp Friday Revelation Leo b--.- - .' ?Npm Pack Ave Ki* iwWwtMp Svyk,•4 UMYF Miss Prater lilatfast too &lffiTlwe,4., Fan'ily NightSeppsv Saturday Revelation i s METHODIST CHURCH - •- Pastor INFM I E,,*,M*s'sul'p FIRST UNITED 14-B .--- • THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IIluV Awe .Labe MM7 Nov A F Si,vent Memitter Sunday ChwccIlSM.4 I 41 in Morning Worship II Ham Ysvtit Griv P 11 in Wed Choir Fir acl.c, S Npm Services 13:24-27 .. V dSvdip Pails, S ISA la pw Ilium ! 11pm CAS on, 1:51pm PAOLAWESLIYAN'HURCH C4&Oiani, Ave. p,.Ia Pat?., Oldie K L Ct.t., Svødiy School '- is. MstinAWIflIWp lvisan Worship Wad Eve It," an 7 - Hp in 7:11pm The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLE' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff , ' : - , -. s," ; -. - .. . ~ .. .. A ______ • I , ', ..; - . • 4 -- " ':--# .'°' 'k r :• -Ii V #'o,. I' 11 . , - If '.( ' - - -' . . ". . 2 ~~ %It. ..t I,' - _______ - ide &.AA: Abilffid~w..__,A _ A I — Thanksgiving Taknts for Christ will be the theme of a festival of talents Sunday at First United _____ Methodist Church of Sanford including a day-long display, a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by a music al program. Arranging display are Mrs. Lyman Rogers, ( left), In charge of paintings, and Mrs. Leo King, wife of church pastor. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Fomication (sex between unmarried persons), adultery Thanksgiving The session of the Covenant subject "Discipline That William Roushey of Spen. - . - Christiani ." Commun Gathers For Thanksgiving S -. - _____ - ,. - WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes _____ . . - . '' '". HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First . - - -- LJ ____ - - Chain. ' - - .- - • ----.. -- - . BAPTIST Anbiik BipIst CNuvck Oviadi CaIv 'y Assembly, Mtmie$ Fi. ISaa$sed OstdsR (*51. Hwy It III Calvary Sapf,t CkvvN, Cryslil Lob, A ltd. Late Mary 4 att,Ire , aptI (P,,uh 'S n,r.sIa Ed C,rl,a4 Sic 7 it (I,I Ill Oat Ave (Peluola First 1p1sI (l.z.at,r M*iipaity Sapi.$$ CNurck. S.SiNoos$ II (Id., iprs 5ytst CPc.ctl. 044 0cla4u 11 a' pipseir A.. Fail SAO it (7,fr.li III FaIi A.8, -- - -. - - - - SOUTh tgrill"919 Chvr(h &I C)"I'llf, Sale Labe Nowell Rd (hutch Si Ckeist, 440 Pam $petn5s Os Attamsnls So" . (ktls if Chits?. Geneva Chuck .4 (Iwit, Longwood (Pwrrk if Chr ist Paytj (tutcI o-4 (Pt,;i, W 1,1101 5t IstThs.ds CItetek Si Clint?. Fla Havas of CHURCH OP GOD (Puck at God. K) Ilics,,, • Maitland! METHODIST Batiteti United U.m,val Church. I Diliry Ave Enterprise lea' Late UlSuttd M.t1..d,st Clivitit IptNeI A H ( (P.vrck, Canaan Mol ts Cislbirry Community UAuI,d M,4Ne4it C1.,.rch. Hwy It ftA Piney liØs no. tatUii*rry Oslary Com'nunt1 U,tNedist Chuuh, * HiNbiabs Rd. Dilary 'ii Un43 P.'4t7l 0e4 ri Ill P a rk Ave I il Matt'.pd.I (tayCit of O vi edo Fril %e,,Th,qn M,thad Chuck. 1440 Sanford AV* Fr,, M4ffio4.11 (hUYCh 340 W 411, it - G.n..a U,,P.d St Grata Un,l.d (t_P, Gris,ra .ii.-.,i..i '.....I. '.--- . . SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH OF CHRIST Si (Ntis?. 1511 1 Part Awe CJIWCIIIICNSII?a? Labe fitSa .us 1751N Casselisiry . Baptist Study Committee Is Named -. fol"IF $ap'øChwrcn. FSr,tI City Ctfnne-.ty (•"'#r. F•it$t City His MI CalgaryM.ss.ss.ry liplisi. liiior 111k So $eu.Iilen Pri mitive baptitCiwicli. 1151W 1111.51 New TetIanmni Saptisi CNerck Qualify un honk Le'qw,sd We. Ml Zoo Baptist (ketch. 1131 Pes, Ave Uav.00.a Peril (Awick. )U2 Sir wt $t Pwpt. '.s Sijiust Chapel. 111Post 1 W Fil Iltuaf, 5$fit*fl P,.wc,st Baptist CIivrct., III W A.tp,t Blvd Pta', Lab, b .,'O d FormPati i Sri Pro,1s55 Ms$r&narp Baptist (II-IJICOI. M'4isa Seca" Shilsi. ,,t,ssi,, Baptist thutci W.st Sairtwe 5.'nn.I, Ba ptist Temple. 4s.r,c,n l.i.an Hall, Fs, Purl 5j Iupt.st Chetch. 1414 PJIr'letlO (sex be tween people who are married to other partners, homosexuality (make with male, or female with female) are terrible sins. These we are to put down by our faith in God and by our will Coliossians 3:5-10). 11 one could not put off these evils, God would not have said to do so. St. Paul said, "flee youthful lusts and follow righteousness" (11 Timothy 2:22) That means we can' Notice St. Paul's description of those who develop unnatural affection (II Tiniothy 3:3). Natural affection is the man for his wife and Is Observed - -- ASSEMBLY OF GOD F,gt Assembly if 0.1, 11* A Elm - _ - STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff Q. I have a friend who's "gay" a homosexual. He's miserable, and he hates himseLf, Can God help this kind of problem? A. I'm glad you shared wi th me your concern for our friend and h is homosexuality. To see his attitude and i.ued can show you when one lose-- his sense of self worth , he has two choices: (1) to turn to God arid through repentance and fai th in J esus Christ find God's answers for his needs; or, (2) to permit the devil, who comes to kill arid steal and destroy (John 10:10) to turn this normal drive from its divinely ordained course (and God made them male and female, not male and male or female and female) from having normal desire for the opposite sex th rough marriage to plain satanic perversion (Genesis l:fl; Romans 1:V). In Ephesians 5:31, God says, "A man shall leave his father and mother, and shall be joined unto his wife" (not to a member of th e same sex), "and they shall be one flesh" (see Genesis 2:241. According to the Bible which is our guide, there ::; deliverance for anyone who perverts the gifts God has given him. Promise is made to the "ca ptives" (Ike 4:1B. However, a perversion such as homosexuality can lead to a closing off of the inner sensibilities to God's love and eternal laws; also to a complete turning away from the God-ordained love of a man for a woman, and a wo man for a man. - - - go!"&Are you thankful to be planted to continue as a S_ SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senk3rik and Employes L. D. PLANT E, INC. Ovideo, Florida -_ - gj . . k i )7 ~~ . Fo#J Ir' l .. ----- I. 12:1-4 •t_J FIRST PEESIYTIRIANCIIURCH Oat Ave $ 3rd SI I,, Vir gil Ll'yaiWeaid •.. K..,skW . Uvll*s.UaIwsl,qs Nov S - Na in Wa,si,o *s,iiup ICia in Ckuckkboo4 ii H in Us,.eg WqiIsip Ns';Iey *dsei4ay Msts4 Prayer O.00p Daniel ______ . . Monday - . . isa . '...• MORM ..-l- CHRISTUNITIO UITIIOOISTCHURCH T,ctpcDrivi,tmilaiidlita tu Is. Deaasi 0 laIn Pulse lundaykMeI , in 7Mt9 Wwthlp It "am MYP?&41u1I 7 NPin Ivswsnkipl&1Sun 7 lipm I —i Sunday Daniol _____ — COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ii I)Hy Plat, Mu 7 Blvd tv N,.ard Grass Pasts, S.'diy Chuck kNeel lii Mi.møI Wsttftip II. Na in A Nurtuey Sat0dap Mm's breakfast SN - .' .--.. . .. . t4__ -q ', lily Susan took part in the Thanksgiving pageant at church school. Of course I made her pilgrim costume. Later, as I watched her singing, she looked lust like the pictures 1 have seen of pilgrim children. I felt'a lump in my throat and had a real sense of identity with those men, women and children who long ago withstood the hardships of life in a new and alien world. These immigrants weren't superhuman; they were people just like you and me. They had the courage to believe in a new life — a new country. They believed their ultimate struggle would lead to the freedom they so fervently sought. Over three and a half centuries have passed. The foundation the pilgrim fathers laid for us seems to be shaking beneath our feet, and even our Faith wavers. I But, reconsider. We owe it to those pilgrims as well as lo ourselves to I reaffirm our be lief in Cod and in our country. And what better way than in your church this Th an ksgiving? r - - CH URCH OFHAR MONY 1 *5 -...-- - , ,1..P - -. FIRST SPIRITUALIST wed Prow Soresce . . -:: r:-- azAlow - - ___________________________ Of ,,JavTals r Morning Worship .._:L.. -. — . THE LANE MONROE CHAPEL 0'u" Blvd Lata Mosvi I 5pm WIiliatdEidrod, Pasts' 7 )to In Simduylcndsi to Nan. 7 pn t'tirm.WonI II Nan. Evooi. Ws's1Wp I sop in. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ill Part Avenue — -r-d -. __ .-. .-' .'•. L. P-tayarM,.etngWadn.sday - =_ r- - - Ind.,..,.44a1 M.Snaiy ELDER SPRtu SAPTISTCHUUCN 5 5$ Hilts, Ave. Pt, -m..-, _ CHRISTIAN U26pollnell Ave Methodist --- , •.—.-1 A . -__- Congregational BAPTIST CHURCH Presbyterian ..-...- - "paying on your debts?" A real blessiri, or do we bury it as a Presbyterian Church, Highway Counts." cerport, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Clearwater Baptist evidence of thanksgiving is to treasure in a hole in the ground 17-92 and Nike Mary Boulevard The worship service at 7:30 Frank Ilollenbeck of Rochester, Thanksgiving Service will be dwell on giving thanks as op- never to bring forth a harves children, and the wornan for her husband and Children. t? will have its Thanskgiving P.M. will center on a new and N.Y. held at Clearwater Missionary posed to complaining and The Bible says to whom celebration on Sunday begin- different emphasis. Acteen Don't let anyone tell you he or she can't overcome a temp. The Children's Choir will sing Baptist Church, 11 a.m. Rev. C. t.ation like this, for they can (read James 1:1245). When one grumbling about what you inuch is given, much will be ning with the 11 a.in. worship girls and Royal Ambassador in the morning Thanksgiving Washington, of Valdosta, Ga. lack! required." The proof of our hours, boys ages 9 through 11) will Service at 10:45 am. The wi ll deliver the sermon. Rev, yields to temptation, he is drawn away from God because he Another evidence of the truly thanksgiving, therefore, Is in desires to be. A desire can be turned toward God 11 one wills to At the close of the worship serve as ushers receiving the pastor, Rev. Douglas E. Porter, U.M. Harris Is pastor. thankful maa is do it and trusts In God to help him. Every day my mail brings to be thankful how thankful we live. May we hour, a congregational meeting offering. A women's chorus and will preach on the subject, "Go *for everything. The scripture li ve so letters from persons who have, by God's help overcome this sin, that eve ry day you will be he ld to take action upon tr io will present special music. Ye. says. based on Mark 16:15, "in everything give celebrate thanksgiving Altam'nte and they say they are happier for it. this the recommendation by the Men's Br Br o th er h ood and 16a. thanks." In good things and year , session to call Rev. Mike Woman's Missionary Union The month of November, Community Andrews of the St. Andrews personalities will be par. called the "Festival of Praise" An evening worship service Presbyterian Church, Orlando, ticipating in the program. ity In the Free Methodist Church of will be held at the Altamonte uS co-pastor to begin a two-field ty Miss Valcu Long, former North America, culminates on Community Church at 7:30 p.m. pastorate. At 12:30 p.m., the missionary nurse, will be the Praise Sunday on Nov. 30. Sunday. Rev. James Santo will Womenof the Church will serve guest mission emphasis conduct a love feast in To 3rd World Nations a Thanksgiving dinner to the speaker. Miss Long is a native Messiah preparation (or Thanksgiving. nicrnbers of the congregation of Florida, educated in the Messiah Lutheran Church, Prior to the service, a lasagna The annual Community Pinecrest St.Baptist. James By W CORNELL brethren of the third world," and their guests including Dr. Gordon Keller School of Nur- 510 N. Hwy 17.92, Casselberry, dinner will be served at 6:30 Thanksgiving Service sponÂME andBaptist, St. Paul's Al'GEORGE Religion Writer says the Rev. Charles H. Long and Mrs. A. Clarke Deane, Dr. sing, Tampa, and holds the will hold a Thanksgiving set- p.m. Rese rv A changed prospect faces Jr., executive secretary of the Howard D. Gress, and Rev, and ations must be sored by Sanford Area Organists will be John Renfroe, Chris vice on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. made, Christianity in the developing U.S. Conference of the World Mrs. Michael I... Andrews. Ministerial Association will be organist-choir director of Grace Pastor 14. Franklin Dorton will shift of its center of gravity Council. Due to the Thanksgiving During the dinner hour the held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in United Methodist and Miss bring the message and it is open Longwood from the mostly white, affluent holiday, deadline for While the council in Its orgins plans for the 1976 church the Sanford Civic Center on the Robin Hodges, organist, First to the public. western world to the poorer, was domninzited by western program will be presented to submitting articles and theme "Heritage-FestIval. Baptist Chur ch. Nazarene dark people of tbc southern and church leaders, he adds, it now themembersby the session and photos for the Nov. 28 horizons In God We Still The Invocation ssill be ivvn Longwood Church of the Trust," Community church page will be eastern part of the globe, embraces "a new generation of any action needed will be taken by ft'v Douglas Purt'r, pastor !'1azarei-will celebrate its 8th Tuesday next week. That transition is altering the men and women Africans, at this time. ____________________ Speaking on "A New Land-A of Sanford-Eustgs Methodist Fretpowers and pressures in the Asians and Latin Americans." anniversary Sunday. Lunch will New Freedom" will he Phuoc Methodist Church; welcome be served at 1 p.m. follow ed by World Council of Churches Bachelor of There will be a special ser- an aft Religious d Shepherd Good The change reflects a g,, Goo Nguyen, Vietnamese and introductions by Rev. Leo er n oo n songfest. Education degree from SOuthvice of thanksgiving and praise whose governing assembly graphical shift in the weight of refugee sponsored by Sanford King, pastor of First United Good Shepherd Lutheran starts a meeting Sunday In Christian prevalence itself, (lurch, 2900A Orlando Drive western Baptist Theological Sunday at Community United Zion Hope Alliance Church. Mayor Lee Methodist; Brother Bernard Nairobi, capital of the east AfSeminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Methodist Church at 7:30 P m. which at present is about evenly will celebrate Thanksgiving hliss I,iong was appointed Moore will speak on "The Barga, assistant pastor of rican country of Kenya. Lhe in the chapel. On Thursday, a The Usher Board of Zion Celebration of Liberty" and Dr. 'Church of the Nativity will give divided between a hail billion Day worship service at 10 a.m. Foreign Mission Board by of ü A once-.every-seven-years af- Christians o( the west and a hall Nov. 27. The Res'. John Deut- Southern Baptist Ilope Missionary Baptist Harold Harris, minister of First the scripture reading; Rev. Ken Da'a.m. service will Church,will 8thcelebrate Street andtheir Orange Christian Church of Sanford, Itoh, of Pinecrest Baptist, fair, the assembly brings to. billion of the "third world." ptist Convention inThanksgiving be held at 8:30 in the Avenue schlander will officiate. The gether about 2,500 participants, 1956 to work In Nigeria. After a sanctuary. An offering of Anniversary Sunday at 2:30 will speak on "Give Liberty- scripture and prayer; Rev. But Christianity is In a no- public is invited. year of language study, canned goods will be taken for p.m. Mrs. Bernice King 747 of them voting delegates of growth slump in the west, while Give Life." Robert Doctor, St. Paul's IS 271 member denominations, Music will be provided by the Baptist, prayer; it's booming in the poorer menThe willGood meetShepherd in the church and as a nurse In Eku, Shah, Lutheran served as a teacher in Aghor, the church mission cupboard. president and Rev, J.L Brooks combined choirs of local Capt. JamesThanksgiving Snelson, Salvation Theyrepresentabout400mjl. lands, increasing twice as fast fellowship hall at 7 p.m., is pastor. lion Christians, Protestants, as the population in many Monday, for a covered dish and Ogomosho; transferring to St. Augustine churches and the Community Amy, will give the benjj Tanzania in 1968, where she Band under the direction of Tlxre will bea Blessing of the Anglicans, Eastern Orthodox areas, Including Africa, where dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. served until 1970. Curren'ly she Animals Nov. 29 at n Members of the Thanksgiving Holy Cross R - . Charl and old Catholics in 100 coun- 149 million Christians now Tom Butts. There will be a oon on the E. Davis Jr., Committee are Rev. Holt, tries, an increasing share of make up 40 per cent of the pop- guest speaker from Southern calls Ellenton "home", and church parking lot at St. Holy Cross Episcopal Church minister of music and youth chairman; Rev. Perry Collins, them from the "third world" ulation. works In the Manatee Hospital, Augustine Catholic Church, will hold an Advent Corporate First Baptist Church, and Holy Cross Episcopal; Rev. Bell Telephone Co. Bradenton. countries of Asia, Africa and The Rev. Dr. Richey Hogg, Sunset Drive, Casselberry, Communion for Men and Boys, William J. Hinkle, director of Davis, Jack Hor net, executive Latin America. professor of world Christianity First Baptist Parents are invited to ac- Nov. 30. Communion will be bands at Seminole Community director of Greater Sanford Oviedo Baptist The assembly, the fif th in the at Southern Methodist Univercompany their children. All celebrat ed at 8 a nd 10 a.m. and College. Choirs participating Chambe r of Commerce and Th is Sunday evening will 27-year history of the council, sity, predicts that Christianity begin The young people of the First pets should be either caged or ii breakfast formen and boys are from Central Baptist, First chairman of the County the Foreign Mission will be the first in the southern soon may be a minority faith in Emphasis at First Baptist Baptist Church o( Oviedo will leashed. There will be prayers, will be served at 8:45 a.m. in United Methdlst, Sanford Bicentennial Committee; Rev. be leaving today for an over- singing and individual blessing Parish Hall by the Women of Alliance, Church of the King, Rev. Blair McGarvey, 10 hemisphere, the first in Africa, the west, while it becomes a Church. This annual Prayer- night retreat. They will be of the animals. the Church. Call the church Nativity, Grace and the ft in which Amen. majority among the world's Giving effort will begin with a United Sanford Alliance; and Rev, cans and Europeans don't pre- dark-skinned peoples. The Parish Antique Show will office for reservations. Methodist, First Baptist, Porter. family covered dish supper at going to Camp Joy, north of dominate. Apopka The camp is owned be held Dec. 5-7 at the Seminole By current statistical proJec- 5:30 p.m. They inevitably are going to tions, that change is put by The Family' life Conference and operated by the Wekiva Turf Club. be confronted with "the search- many researchers before the at 6p..rwill feature Pr, Henry Baptist Association, Young people in junior high Church Of Christ, ing, painful questions from the end of the century. Brandt on film deals with m A special study committee Association now serves most of Tom Myers, First Baptist of through college age will be Scientist 0 has been named by the the Southern Baptist churches Longwood; Ken Holt, Pinecrest .% going. The theme of the re treat -: ' Seminole Bapt is t Association to In Seminole and Volusia Baptist of Sa nfo rd ; Bill Marr, " is "Youth Witnessing To The 11 a.m. service at First gather information Youth". Leading the witness (lurch of Christ, Scientist of Sout for Counties, Wekiwa Baptist Ft Ba ptist of Oviedo Joe % hern Baptist ch urches in Co urson, Stetson Baptist in training will be Mr. Ray Archer Sa nf Association serves most of _____ ord, 800 East Second St., South Seminole County, who DeLand; Tom Stonecipher, of Ococe, Thursday will include reading may seek alignment with Mir churches in Orange and First Baptist of Pierson; and Pastor Hill Marr, Mr. and of the i Thanksgiving Wej-ui Baptist Association. OSCCOLa Counties. Burt Wor thing, Blake Memorial Jim Jones arid Mr. and Proclamation of the President The Seminole Baptist ,; I r 1R,__ 7 7!_RP"%1..711 -_ Pastors on the committee are Baptist in Lake Helen. II Mrs. Bechum Batchelor will be of the United States and a going as the you th sponsors. l esson sermon __________ on a1 a, ____ Thanksgiving. No collection Free Methodist will be taken. _ _ The Redeeming Love Quartet Sunzanne P. be rlin, substitute first reader, will give a sacred con ce rt Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sanford- anti Mrs. lillian Rothweiler, ___ Eustis Free Me thodist Church, substitute second reader, will -C' -zz-r conduct the worship service, corner of 4th and Laurel j I -' ___ ~_ . __________ç,P Sanford. Members of the mixed which also includes testimonies quartet are Mr. and Mrs. of gratitude. - Ill W A rpsti liii .aWtIi H.fl to OF TALENTS as your bills" Are you ever definite on some things outside than kf ul for a "good cr ed it of self. The truly grateful man rating?" recognizes wha t he has been I am reminded of the man given. who was asked what he would Lastly, a true evidence of do if he inherited a million thanksgiving is what we do with dollars. His reply was "apply it what we are thankful for. Do we on my debts as far as it would receive it as a seed to be . Help For Homosexuals 4 " ( It L - - Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 1511 Sanlard Ave lay Fr,d McCtaary Past,, Sidiy SctIis4 Is in Metmal *air tPup II a in Evening 14111(1 P 34P lilt. Study Twit Iv. 7 No In, YvTh k,'vic, Tv.s 1.. 7 11pm -1 __________ smij- , - you count your blessings as well these gifts of God? Everyone is ____ -- IS Na in It Na ii IN. n, T uesdayii. in Eveeonq Sstv,c. Loosest Bible Class Wf4jy BINs Cull HII7 C.mpnunlen FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE lilt Sanford Air Douglas 0 (UctI Patty, I iSa in Surday School Mstnang*rthIp uSia in Youth Hiqt I.Hpm EwIriSslit SftYCI 1 pop in M,d We,I S.fv..IWool I lop in Nwt$'y Prov ided Is, all services 1111111111111~__ -- — - CHURCH OF CHRIST 1313 Pitt A.ifiwi hvf%"y l000liff i Prefer Cu'ala I Ma in A 0011111 al . - Aid Pfa,,' S,t, C, -. : Evening Service 4' Ii$ Class I IS in }. It "a Evittunip Vorigrowo, Writ ewils R i . J a mes P. Ndbam i.btiStudv —•. -- . -'-----' • HOLY CROSS Ill S Part The Spy LreyD S.jsc Petry* Collins j ot" CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Episcopal 2ia;;i.i;..k" -~ _~~* 1 N p in a 7)ipon. .. II Nam. Weirthiputiotce I Ssit.rd Card" Clii Hwy 11 III Dsn Shockley Patti, I 432 Svndiv ScM.l £van,,Iitsc kit Family Nig h, ScYICI Y P E Wed ow Mrt C Vd7" Pasts, Ilium liSa in lilian $ No in GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE St RI IiOenaya Now A I Green Pails, ISSI a in Sunday Scli.sI Sun WaiSPup If Ham $ Sipm Si,,' NYPS Sun Eva Worship 7 Hem 711pm Well Prayti 11 ~ - Church Of God - ~ '.... . ^ ,iN_ , . - Assembly Friday, Nov. 21, 197-58 14 811.1. A. PICKETI - X. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Pastor's Corner Methodist ' St Marts Prisby$aq.a,' Church. 1111 Palm Sprnt ii, Atlmit, Solt Upsala Ciffimlisuty Pve$byiyqi Church, Ups.aIa i Wfttmgitq Prasbyt,qIan (hutch, lid lu Ii Ca$ss4krr7 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Late 14v,ntp. Day AEvSatI5t Church, Hwy 430, FSre5l Cl, Sc,,u!P, 041 Ad,puI5t CtjstN M1lllp,4 A, Altin0, Spiin-. Sactyrd 14.4nlh Di, Aditilil CPyrtIt tIN I Elm WiuWs, iP"Mt Slyseik Day AEv,wtisi (ki.,t* 555 Mss; Rd M$ty Hill kvUWh4iy A4,,,t Chutik "I Pt,., St. Sa*tut' - flYw.. '." - - '- " - _ . - "`fl, ._____.__!1,!. ~~__ 1. , , - : ,8 J r -'p:i _______________________ t • - • p ,' - ii .5 __ ,'..-. r _:~ ___. . 'I'his week muarked the similar projects besides relief opening of the Seventh-day intimeoflarge-scaledjsers. Adventists' annual World Young people will join the Srvin Ain.t l,.niti,l .i..ia_ - "NOAH 5 ARK" SPECIAL YOUTH DAY '--'- -. Adventists Begin Appeal - ',',":..,.. ' 1.. 'a.."... s COMING SOON TO SANFORD PROGRAMS - SATURDAY, NOV. 29 �- - - - --'.- I - _____ E vtnino - nir t r.. L1.. . _______________ - - - . - . -- Legal Notice - - -.. i_card of Thanks -41-H0U5S -3parlmcntsUnfurnishedJ 32-Houses Unfurnished NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TflankstoOr, Day,hisstalf, hospital iasy friendly living Come RENT WITH OPTION TO 8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING U nurses for their devoted care for SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD rtue of that certain Writ Of CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DcBARY- Beautiful ne.v hOrre ory Notice ,s hereb Qen FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. Rent County- 3 BR. " iud out of and under speedy recovery. ADA NEIL. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LC Jasirne, 3 BR. 7 bath, famitr COUNTY, FLORIDA. I I bath, block from %tll mo 373 6650 PubliC Hearing II be ,t th Orange City Notice of PubIi Hearing the seal of Ihe County Court ot CASE NO. 7S'237ICA•2o A rcrnm, central 'eat !. air. wall to Ccmrnssn ROrn n the Cite Hall In Th Board i County Corn OrangeCounty, Florida, upon a final wail carpeting. doubiegarage. i a ____________________________ 3 BR, I',, bath, tj;o, paneling, w w In the matter of the Adoption of the C" ot Sanford Florida At ' -I R®m second fIo apartment, 00 missoners of Seminole County, udgment rendered in the aforesaid JOEL THOMAS SCOTT neighborhOod ot in, homes OnIV carpet, fenced lh1. 3 yrS old rsonals 0 clo P N on December 0 1975 tO Florida ll hold a IxbiiC tearing t court on the 6Th da of October, A 0. screened porch, private yard; air NOTICE OF ACTION ____________________________ COnSider tP'e Adpt.o of the Corn 19 7$. in that certain case' entitled, TO. Ho un Im conditioner Reasonable 377 2760 MOS SIE C. BATEMAN cOnsider th follow ng item ______________________________ cYePensse Deeiopment Plan for PUBLIC HEARING FOR Gre.ater Orlando Development, Inc., rActowiTH A DRINKIIfC, Seoul. Korea tNe Ct f Sanford FtI 3 ROOM APARTMENT Req. Real Estate Broker in Stemper Realty ZONING FIa carp Plaintiff, vs Robert 6 CHANGE PROBLEM OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ctud.ng Q?h$ and maps as Reasonable Feather. Orfinciant, REGUI.ATIONS PerhapsAlcoetolicAnonymous hich that a Petition for the Adoption of recCmnended b th Local Land 3227643 Phonefli9$l9afterap m, Central Florida's CanHelp i RICHARD R. BURGOON. a. aforesaid Writ of was JOEL THOMAS SCOTT has b Planring P/!JI1IPLF L.lSTtp4r, R(t.LTOP 'naccorcsance?h tt'r,d 10 me as Sheriff of CaHill 4567 AGRICULTURE TO CI RETAIL __ (3RAPIC,F filed in the above styled Court and CITY Downstairs of large home. Dijpte, turn or ChApter '% 757 LA*S of FiOrci 19195 FrenCh Write P 0 flo 1713 mnoe County. Ftorjcj and I COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, P1 ri. bedrooms, partly furnished, 377 4i,9 that you, as the natural father of the i'nfurn Ouit Neiqhhorhoo known as 7371, 37? lI9 377 1911 Local Government 575)76 Part of Lot 16 Northeast of h6yC levied upon the following child sougtit to be adopted in this Sanford, Florida 3777) P"atnnatt,. 115 U.1I or 373 163 fenced yard $100 month 377 0354 371 1959. ifl 116.1 Comprehensse Planning Act of Road .119, recorded 0 Plat BooI 1 ctescrlbedproprty - rrnll,) . - . -, _____________________________ Country Home-7 bedroom, kitchen , Room owned by Robert proceeding, are required to serve a LithinIvinegarl 861 Kel;t Now ____________________________ furnished house, garage. ____ _______________________________ Compreq,ensve Plannng Act of Florida Further described as 7 mor, particularly described as HARVEY N ALPER. (SQUIRE. of _________________________ 1971 mIes NrIh of Oviecto on Route 119 follows damage deposit $175 mo 1711369 the Law Otfices of Alpr and Wack, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call T oIl ' _________ All pArtie5 in interest AM (itilens ThiS Pvblic hearing will be held in The I 3 interest of Robert 6 after S 30 p iii 616 East Semorar' Boulevard, Suite 33-Houses Furnished Free, 614 2017 for "We Care"- _____________________________ heArd at sad bearing Courthouse in Sanforo. Florida, on $, II. 19. and 90. Lake Markham to file the original thereof wih the - -- - _________Stores, churches Ideal for retired O order of the City COmmison December 16. 197$. at 7 00 PM, or Estates. Plat Book II, pages 60 and Clerk of this Court, both to be done IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM doctors' off ices, adults Of the C.?, Of Sanford, Florida as soon thereafter as possible Persons 666 6106 or 322 6054. 61. Seminole County, Florida, on or before December flth, 197$; IN YOUR FAMILY? ___________________________ ___________________________ month, worth more 327 6749H N Tamm. Jr ___________________________________ Written comments ltc'ci with the subiect to liens, mortgages and Otherwise a default will be entered AL ANON C.?, Clerk 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Land Development Administrator Other encumbrances, whatever they DELTONA 0M(5 against you for the relief demanded For families or friends of problem Kitchen furnished Puce location DE T ItO pearing at the public hearing will be and the undersigne ai Sheriff of WITNESS my hand and the seal oi For further Information call 471 4367 , ___________________- - - - ________________ _______________ hearo orally Hearings may NOTICE OF VACATING AND e Seminole County. Florida, will at this Court on this 16th day of 7 tIde , porch, carport, washing or write CLOSING ALLEYS Continuedfromfim,tolirneasfound 11:00 AM on the 6th day of November, 197$ machine Clean, $150 SanlordAlAnonFamilyGrouppo 31PhI'tmTb0nt5 Furnished necessary Further details available December, A 0 197$. offer for sale TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN (Seal) ______________________ 7 Bdrm,newWW carpet, new LR 80* 553. Sanford, Fla 3717) -- . YO will take notice that the City by calling 3231.3)0. E*t ________________________ and sell to the highest bidder, for -furniture Separate dining area Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ------ -'--- --- SAN MO PARK. 1, 2. 3 bedroom Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By' Sd Vihlen, Jr.. Chairman Attest: Arthur Pt. Beckwith, Jr PubliSh' Nov 7), 1973 DE T t7 - - - - -- J ' , - LOT, OR EQUITY ON: I4S)OO acre lot, Paved road, many trees y for home $450 . Real cAte r ORP CalIBa .\t I ________________________ 41-Houses TRADE YOUR HOME, ' I DLR 43-tAcrg --------------____--- [AR RY SAXO N Real Estate t FAt T('i t; 7195 Kitchen equpped, 2 large porch, financing available A bargain at $29500 REALTOR LOOKINGFOR THE BEST? Perfect in every detail I bedroom, bath on I acre. Swimming pool, double garage, formal dining room, huge 40' family room, with fireplace $77500 Of Wall to wall carpet $25,900 Terms Beautiful kitthefl anci 3 bedroom home, close to schools and YOU TOO' Want i BRs. 2 baths, pool, landscaping, central air and economica' gas heat' Just a couple blOcks from golf course' ' want Builder or Developer'-- Etceptional 0 buyinbuilclinglot%iustfareflougt' from tOwn ö '' 322•2420 Anytime LAKE MARY-3 bedroom, P bath home nestled under shady trees Country style kitchen, central heat lair, VA fermi available 571.000 BUY NOW AND SAVE SANFORD - 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, ar (Ondloner. Sh.tcty yard, %t9.5 Make an offer WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 bedrOom, I bath home, central heat 1, air, fenced yard, 7 blocks from LakMonr,, Zoned agricultural 126,000 ' F rest Greene, Inc. 010 6631 RE AL TORS RESIDENTIAL CO'.'.'.'F RCIAL ACREAGE - - 3653 In ss Open SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.9fOS • 207 Ii 25th .3237637 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS. Associate yeS 177 17 or 32? I ___________ 64Equipment yard on culde sac. 12.000 dow 9 Jct. 17 921 177, Longwood Call 373 lS7Oor 634 4603 I BR, Ibath BR,7 bath, lake, pool, 525,900 U..eoo , ________________________ Realty, 1306061 Realtor KULP DECORATORS, 3777335, family room, fully carpeted, central heat air, garage; 3 years old 377 3152 _______ 1973 Gran Tori. 2 ciocr hardtop, ar. automatic, power steering, power brakes. 12.195 Call Don Pope. 373 1651 Dealer ROSSER FORD 1975 PINTO Counter tops, Sinks Installation a',aiable. Bud Cabell. 3776057 anytime ____________________________ - --- . . R OciSOti MAP I 2927 Hwy 1797 377 S961 . 5)-fuseheld Goods . -. - 1975 PINTO ' 72-Auction -. - - -- LIght blue 2.door, automatic with power steering, air and radio. Nice. dise POSition, twin fleCdle, front ir.*rl,rrn rlrluie sewnQ macnine of U SCC t 'APIF 0140 SEWING CEN TER 107 Fast Fir'.? Downtown LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lot On a peninsula for unobStructed scenery. $7S,, Req Reai Estate Broker ii (40 FORREST GREENE INC. _______________________________ 116.000 ---- Dell's Auction Seice - -'-- - 52--Appliances ---- PC No. 1700 1975 PINTO have an especially good selection of furniture, appliances, large & small and miscellaneous met chandise. Come early, browse and 60-Office Supplies 669 111.6 ____________________________ 295O Sharp orange 3.dr with automatic transmission, air, radio runabout PC No. 1695 and power steering Wood or steel desks (executive desk FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. porches, Central air. lOO'x131' lot. Modernizing your Home? Sell no Call 6451166 0. 5. J. Realty, longer needed but useful items Realtors with a Classified Ac? I A I Conditionfor Spinet Piano. 322-6620 235O ______ __________________________ Neautiful trees, great fishing. Owner says "submit offers" PC No. 1691 1975 PINTO _______ ____________ _______ Assume Payments 2875 Light yellow 2.dr with automatic transmission, air, power steering and radio Want to buy Cow skulls, paying 12 each 32? 6317 - ___________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ pc No. 1689 air conditioning Want to buy birdcage largeenoughtorparrot 55-Boats & Accessories _...., 3O5O Beautiful yellow Run,bot with power steering, radio, automatic transmission and AUCTION SALE Large lot for garden 530.000. ._ St. Rd.46 East at St. Johns River. TV, tools, misc, ________________________ "couPuTR" ONE TOFIVE ACRE HOME SITES within Lake Mary city limits. to $9,500. Financing available, George McCammon, Odyssey Inc Broker, 6)01121 or 0.6? till. KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, service. used machine-s MOOPIEYAPPLIANCESI73 0697 i chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as iS Cash and Carry PIOLL'S Casselbc'rry, 17 92530 1706 1975 MAVERICK 3i5O Hwy. 44. West Sanford 373 5620 _________________________ 75-R ' JIcnrcJJIiç Pretty orange, automatic transmission, air, power steering and radio Vehicles _________________________ Trailer, li', screened room, Car peted, air, oven, ice box, link, extra clean, $700. 671 6025 ____________________________ ______________________ 76-Auto ner lllage RecoriÜitionect Batteries. $17.93 exchange, PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave ____ PC No. 1711 1975 MAVERICK Thtorcydes ___________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ Loadedl Power steering, automatic transmission, Harley Davidson, '73 Sportstar.XL CH 1C*)g, 3.500 miles. Needs minor pair. First $1,250 takes. 372 3417 $475 air, c radio, more. ,,, No. 1704 315O Automatic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, radio. _________________________ Call c 1975 MAVERICK Parts _ Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. APARTMENTS Hall 1967 Chrysler New Yorker $73 372 3771 .0 SALE ________________________ 43-'---Lots-Acreage _____ WITT R EALTY $71,900 1971 Volkswagen, air, new tires, battery. e'cellent COflditlOfl. $2C0 equity, assume 19 payments, 1)15 'no 327690$ _____________________________ SAPuFORD_CASSELBERRY - 3 BR. 1 bath 3 BR. P7bath 1911 VEGA HATCHBACK I Cyl , RAdiO, Heater, 1495 Phone 377 Ill.) WITH GOOD CREDIT F (sample 1966 Valiant, 6 cyl stand 1966 Fairlane, 6 cyl. auto., extra Clean 191) Dustir, 6 cyl., stand. 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl , stand, 3.6000 Original miles 1970 Toeing, 302 erg . auto 1969 Monterey Wagon, like new Many Others to cPioO%efrorn clothes. P zmiles East of lion Hwy _______________________________ "5VlcF PLYOND CARROLL'S FUR?4ITURE (betindHwy46AuctionaIfy) THECONTRACT" YARD SALE Req RealEsl.,t.Qroker FRIDAVAPuD SATURDAY BUDGET BEATER- Ileatthehigh S HP Riding Lawn Mower. Iflaos _i! .!i 5th 5 t 65-Pets Supplies ______ ____________________ 2314 ORANGE AVE. - . -thap,, $300. 377 144 after 1 p.m. _______________________________ cost of living with fhe low cost _______________________________ Male Irish Setter, I • years aId, AXC WILSON MAIER FURNITURE new 3 bedroom, P, bath home, RAYMONDM BALL 1102 Cedar Ayt. Dresses, coats BUY-SELLTRADE Req RealEstateBrokft required. PhOne 134 0)00 sweaters blouses. size Ii and IS; yard Ifl Son assumed by qualified buyers. Nice III JISE First St 3225611 Aft Hr.. 172 7757 shoes, Site 7AA; other misc. Siberian Huski. male. AKC. $100 or 017W 1sf St , S.,rfOrd neighborhood, convenient to Pot Burner Oil Stove, with electric ______ shopping $21,500 trade for what have you. 377 411-1 Flea Mkt. & Bake Sale. Sat • Nov. 77. blower, nicelooking, $iO. 3775.457 96 Stromberg Carlsx' Recreation ______ Ice Mary MIS REALTORS Area Erit I I at Lake Mary, Come see the beautiful new clothe-s. 68-Wàn?dtOy Ic, 10,'i !,Içr lust arrived Christening gowns, _______________________________ . Attention 321.0041 I knit SuitS, baby blankets, crib sets Garage Sale, 112 Beth Drive lQ.m P1w I DtiuIji), tIOue. etc. Old stock,)0 pCI 1060 pct. oH. CA S H 322-4132 Appro*imatety 2,000 sq ft. living BY OWNER- 2 Beoom, I bath, to 6 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 22; 1 For used furniture, applianc. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new area, large kitchen, cabinets both pm. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 73. Completely furnished Appro*. 1 tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items baby accessories Payton's 5e5 to and bottom, new acre lot 1)17 Elm. 110.500 Children's Wear, (Formerly Larry's Mart, 21$ Santord Ave YARD SALE refrigerator and stove: 2 car else. Buttons'pl Bows) 2610 Hiawatha garage $33.5O SATURDAY.pdOVfl Phone 3fl 1)01 We Buy Furniture I9OIPARK AVE. JOHNNY WALKER 42-'MObi le Homes Christmas Specialon Carpet- Level Yard Sale-) DAVES' 373 9370 Families Over 3po GENERAL CONTRACTOR Loop 13 sq yd; Hi Low, 53 10 sq misc. Items Nov 20 thru 73. IS oice furniture GREGORY MOBILE HOMES flooring, 1760 sq yd.; floor tile. 322 - 6457 3103 Orlando Drive Casselberry, Hwy. 17 fl. 6)0 12 $740 per bo*-for selected styles Yard SaI MultifAmily, Sat., Sun.. Building lots and acreage. Crank for Rent 1973 Grand Prix. loaded, 5howrn, new, maroon 1. white, honeycomb 13,100 666 5791 - Any Car NoMoney Down Chico & The Man Sacrifice at tho..sact below FHA approval of $73,50Q, well kept 1 yr old,) bR, I', bath, AC, carpet, INCOME PROPERTY-) BR home ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, Luxury 80-Autos for Sale -. .. Garage Sale, Saturday PtoS, Sunday Pent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near Shopping, 2 BR home 517.000, Large lot. 3 BR home, DOwntown 3 BR home 5)9,3(10 'f ___________________________ 71 DOdCC Oar? Swinger. auto, P'. air, heater, radiO. 15.000 mi • vet clean 11.69$ 323 1905 .. Spectracldeqranulej for lawn Insect control Gardenlancj, liCi) W 1sf ______________________________ SO'-'!iiisceljaneo.js for Sale Carport Sale. Fri Sat. Sun 104 W. SI • 323 6630 Coleman Circle Books. 'games, _______________________________ ____________________________ ______ 24 FIrs 71)17 l Frrncfl Ave II? 921 assumes 7 pct mortgage at $167 38-Wanted - d '73 Ford F 100 F4.sng Custom 5tIe Side Pick VP, by Owner, 17,900 Phone 373 62-Lwn.Garden Yard Sate, now through Sunday. Orchid Sale -- Cl.arirg Small Electric typewriter, furniture greenhouse mist. 501 Lemon St. Phone 373 Cattle y as, 14'26. Thalanopsis and others ____________________________ ______________________________ Reasonable Phone In 6793 for Large Oil Heater, with 150 gal tank, directions and appuinmenf FrIday, Nov. 2), 1fl5-7B 80-Autos for Sale _________________________ 373 6)51 _______________________ 125 -. Sanford, Fl, ?9-Trucks-Trajlers _______________________________ _________________________ ' Real Estate Just redu<ed 55.500 Transferred DVI Of state 4 bedroom, 2 story, Over 3.000 ft P40 reasonable offer refused 371 0717 4 Drawer Fit Catnes% & Office Desks, $40 & up SANFORD AUCTION 200 Fr,ncfl Ave, 3fl 7340 TAFFER REALTY _____ Your MLS Agency _____________ Solid masonry construction on beautifully wooded lot COLOR TV. Si 95 P.tOfTl RENTAL PUNCHASE PLAN 641 1006 S4Gge Sales LAKEMARY BLVD.- l20trontage lOS' deep on a corner site. 1,666 sq of building toned for offices 519.900. FORREST GREENE INC , REALTORS 37) 6.353; Mi); eves 373 6970 Evening Herald, 60-Office Soppites ____________________________ Color TV'S irom $30; 81W, from _____ $15. Servi all makes, HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 373 173.4 _____________ 46-Commercial PrOperty _____________________ __________________________ _________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ h DAIS )fl 6173 _._...._,_.!f!9!il%)277 5WRadiSte CO Acreage tracts, Srnill and large $2,000 per acre arid up Terry Realty, Realtor. 6 bath home is definitely for the SUNLAND ____________________ ________ 4Houses ) Bectroom on I acre, north side of Crtai - Legal Notice - 7J ACRES IN COUNTRY J Bedroom, Central air, carpeted, 7 Bedroom home, ) fenced pastures. new barn Only 526.900. "nced yard, $7i,$. - ___________ __________________ _________ ' -- 3fl AFTER HRS - Stenstron'i ______ ______ _____ __________________________ HuNT REALTY INC . --. -_ ________ iM :i Park Dr RE AL TOR II i e _____ __________________________ _______________ - Priced reasonably Call 3121101 leins,aftheFront (West) Doorol the By: Lillian T Jenkins Pi'rforrrit'd by Marilyn, Notary, Weekly, 3515 Hwy___________ Il 92. Sanford _____ Seminole County Courthouse in O.,il 901 7370681 or 737 6773. Security de$)osit No Deputy Clerk 323 1930 ______ ____________ Sanford, Florida, the above HARVEY M. ALPER. ESQUIRE -'--------------- ______ ____________ 571 1010 Sch u ren Realty deScribed personal property. Law Offices of 1 or2 Bedrooms Adults only _______________________________ _____ 6--Child Car-e That said sale is being made to 2 Bedroom furnished houSe, 5)50 Alper and Wack PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK _____ tlAL TOkS satisfy the terms of said Writ of month Phone 327 6031, if no an 7545 Park Drive. I7Oup tIc ,I1UI Office No I 616 East Semoran Boulvard, A BABY'S WORLD Care for infanls .__________ _ E*ecution swer call III 4113 after I p m Suite 701 372.1)02, 7671 Ori.,ndci Drive to .111' 2 OflIy Ni'i? tO li(',i. Dr irS' John E Polk AVALON APARTMENTS -- . ----- --- - --Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 i' - ' . :.2 Bedroom rouse, furnished, large ADUtTS,P4OFJLTS Sheriff Attorneys for Petitione * "Get 'Em While * lot, $100 month plus lightS $50 . 116W 2nd St Seminole County. Florida Phone No. III 13.39 Florida. reserving the use of same IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Nov. 11. 21, ) deposit. Phone 3fl 3134 after 9-Good Things to Eat untotheCityof Santorct, FIorida.for 71 Dec. 5, 197$ PubliSh: Nov. 21. 21., Dec. 5. 17. 1975 * Theyire Hot EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DEl '8A pm ' * ________________________________ 73 COVE Utility Easement, DELHI - . CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, and One & 7 bedroom apartments. FLORIDA NAVEL ORANGES tlenhousesinaruralarea ?dodovvn NOTICE OF VACATING AND That certain North 34--4bu1e HOflleS South alley in PROBATE DIVISION furnished or unfurnithed, Newly 12.50 BUSHEL CLOSING PORTIONS OF A payment, mcnthly payments less Block 7. Tier 11. E P. Traffords Map CASE NO. PR.1S.320.CT redecorated. Come see. 300 E 322 6733 or 373 0.36? FICTITIOUS NAME . . than rent Government SubSidized STREET Of Sanforci. Pta? Book 1, Page 61. Airport Blvd. Sanford, 373 1310 Estate to qualified bopers Call to see if Nice l'bedroom mobile home $175 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that I am Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, you qualify! mo. Located In Lonuwood. •)0 Florida YON. Sanford 32771, Seminole Commission of the City of Sanford, City CommisSion Monroe Lfcensed, bonded fruit New. mOoern, 1 Story efficiency Deceased County, Florida under the fictitious -Peg Real Estate flroker Florida, on November 10, 1975, of the City Of sppecs. Select yours today for apartments, attractively fur 1973, Ii' wide. I BR, furnished, with NOTICE TO CREDITORS 603W 1st St passed and adopted Ordinance No. name of SEMINOLE VELO SHOP, Christmas shipping. Phone (05) fiShed, conveniently located and AC, Adults, IllS Security deposit. Pt N. Tarnm, Jr CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST any right of the City and public ii'. name with the Clerk of the Circuit Call between 6:30 S For .n Publish: Nov 21. 1925 You and each of you are hereby as follows: accordance with the provi5qj Of DET .1O9 .. furnished. $135 month plus Juice Oranges, $1.S0perbu. notified and required to tile any escellen? condition, no city a. That portionof 14th Street lying the Fictitious Name Statutes, To security 377 4299. YourContainer.3fl.51N Two room apartment, heat lair, 1 _____________________________ NOTICE taies; by owner 3276470 claims and demands which you, or between the West right of-way line Wit Section 66309 Florida Statutes 0' 7 persons. 175 mo 323 4767 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thAt either Of you, may have against said of Lake Avenue and the East right 1957 S Jay .i Bolt 2 furnished. $135 month LIVE Ofl DRESSED ___________________________ the Atintc Lard arid irrprovernerit on estate in ttieoffice of tre Clerk of the of-way line of Roundtree Street; AduIt preferred Peoria 32? £170 Clean roomy furnished apt 2 m'lei GEESE. DUCKS. CHICKENS eneva Company on December 0. 1973. at Circuit Court of the Eighteenth b That portionof 11th Street lying PubliSh Oct. 31, Nov. 7. II, 71, 1973 PhoneI2I 70.11 from downtown Sanford, $95 mo 7 00 pm. will request the City Judiclil Circuit, Seminole County. between the SOothetly extemion of DES 151 -. 6ardens to Rent 'TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked to _2-l316_or 327-0699 Con5misiionof the City of Sanford to Florida, Probate Division, In the the West right.of.way line ot adopt a Resolution vacating a 0'dee Navels,oranges. Grapefruit, Large 1 bedroom furnished garage Courthouse •t Sanford, Florida, Williams Street and the Northerly Tangerines Call 3770717 If no apartment, clos, to hospital, $100 Went to Rent, building for storage. Patio Apartments Revision of his Second Subdivision, the time Of the first blication of Block K, A D. Chappell's Sub FICTITIOUS NAME Crumley. between S & 7 STUDIO 1,7, 3 as follows, must be in writing and filed in thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, engaged in business at 96.1 N High Wek va River. Furnished 2 LotS 10-4 12.5, Block A, M. M duplicate and state the place of Page 7), Public Records of Seminole way 427, Longwood, Seminole 18-Help Wanted 2 BEDROOM bedroom, utilities included, Smith's Revision of his Second residence and post off ice addrets of County, Florida, County, Florida under tIle fictitious ' -' - - - per month. Adults only. 3fl.u70 TOWNHOUSES Subdivitio as recorded In PhI the claimant and must be sworn to City Commission name of ARROW ENTERPRISES, AVON Small furnished dp..rtment, mature 41-Houses and for Seminole County. FIc -ka, turney, or the same shall be void. Sanford, Florida name with the Clerk of the Clrcuf together with the portion of the Call 611 3079 ____________________________ Dated at Orlando, Florida, thiS H. N Tamm, Jr. Court, Seminole County. Florida In plated streets tying Sit1s of 2Orh 7 Bedroom apartment, partly fur SanforG- DrastIcally reduced by 11th day at November. 1973 CIty Clerk c0'd1nce with thePravisions of Nurses; RN's. LPN's; Aides; Aide owner. From mid 601 tO low SO's fished; couple only. 322 3762 days, 1505 W. 25th St. Muiben'y Avenue and the unnamed As Administrator, c.t a DEl 106 Wit Section 66.509 Florida Statutes 626 oo Spanish villa S BR 3 bath. Fie pltte street between saict struts SANFORD ot laid estate. 1957. MONTHLY RENTALS rm, formal living rm, w-w car contiguous to said Lots, John F. Varian, Esquire 5: Darrell Leidigh Telephone Sales for Food Company. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE AVAILABLE Peting,central APt, aboveground CIty CommissIon 3222090 of Akervnan. Senterfitt, Experienced only, Hours flexible, Bettye S. Leidigh NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that $133 $150 Color TV pool with private entrance tdear Professionally ManAqed of IPie City of Eldson & Wharton 371 one PubliSh: Nov. 21, 26, Dec. 3, 17, 1975 by virtue of that certain Writ of QUALITY INN NORTH Schools & hospital, Call for appt Sanford, Florida Attorney for Administrator, c.t.a. Execution ISsued out Of and under DEl-too I IL SR 434, Longwood wk days, bfwn 3:30 pm. & 1 30 By: Rosa M. Rutursdo Post Office Box 231 the seal of the County court of - ________________________ REAL ESTATE pm. Wk nd anytime. 100717 Deputy City Clerk Ortando, Florida 32102 Seminole County, Florida, One & Two bedroom apartments. PublIsh: Nov. II. 2), 197$ OPPORTUNITY Publish' Nov. 11. 21, 1q73 a final iucsgment rendered In carpeted, air, turn & unfurn $95 FURNISHED -'1 Bedroom, central FICTITIOUS NAME DET.71 ________________________________ DET 76 the aforesaid court on the 4th day of ta 372 1610 heat 6 air, like new, in settled Notice Is hereby given that we are We seek a licensed, energetic and ._!____i May, AD. 197$, in that certain case bondable person to represent our .. . niighborhood. Ready to move engaged In business at Rd. 2 BOx Compiny in the Seminole County into, Onl' $26,900. entitled, Sport's Shop, Inc. Plaintiff, 572A Maitlanci, 37731, SemInole 31Aplexes _____________________________________________________ area. -James L. Williams, Defendant, County, Florida under tIle fictitioset _____________________________________________________ -vs Turnyourrealestatelicens,lnto,he which aforr.S4id Writ of Execution name of REDUCED- $7.ISOfor quicA sale 3 HOUIINO*UYP*ORITYOFTHECITYOFSANFORD REFRIG.A.MATIC key to wcallent warnings lfl this LAKE MARY-- 2 BR duplex, kit was delivered to me as Sheriff of SERVICES, and that we SANFORD,FLORIOA Bedroom,2bathwlthfamlly,00m Intend to excifing field. Seminole County, Florida. and I register said name with the Ct'iefl equipped, Carpeted, central in Pavenna Park, Home In mint PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30, 1973 Clerk have levIed upon the following the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Training, forms, signs and all ad heat & air, $150 per mo. e.\ condition with lovely swimming CONTRACT NUMBER AISlI vertiling furnished FORREST GREENE INC. pool Now only $29,900 A must to PROJECTNUMIER(S)FL&1Ith,..JI Florida in accordance with the 3236353 See REALTOR 3225970 L Williams, said property being provisions of the Fictitious Name _____________________________ located in Seminole County, Florida, Statutes, To-Wit' Section 165.09 ASSETS INTERESTED? Harold Realty 1 bedrOom unfurnished. kitchen more particularly described as Florida Statutes 1937. ' R. G. Bone, Manager equipped, air, carpeted. $99.50 REALTOR 123 5771 follows' CASH S. John Bos WilSon Adults only 327 7296 wk nds & One (II 1920 Corlinental, 2door, 1111,1 General Fund (Development John A Bowman Jr. Write and orOperatl) ID No OYI1AS2IOI1. Title No. Publish. Nov. 14, 71, 25, Dec. 5.1973 FURNISHED . .15,7062) 1116 1319394 Chengerund ............ DET-72 1.30300 17,011.71 OR UNFURNISHED W. Garnett White being stored at Ratliff & Sons in _____________________________ STROIJT 32-Houses Unfurnished Sanford, Florida. Additional in. Req Real Estate Rrohi.c ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 1)72 formation available from the Civil Tenants .....................17,176.4 JOHN KRlD(i1,ASSOC P.O. Box 894.D Sunlano-- .1 814. i bath. xitcti,n 1)19 Division of the Seminole County Other ... FICTITIOUS NAME 7,365 2 Casselberry, Fla, 32707 furnished No pets IllS mo Call Sheriff's Department. If Notice Is hereby given that I am between 4 & S p.m. 372 01$). 1143 ACCRUED INTEREST and the 'Jndersigned as Sheriff of engaged In business at 136 LPN,fulltim.,3 toll; Inights. .3 Mo 6 Mo & lito RECEIVABLE - Seminole County, Florida, wIll at Altamonte Youwan$tofluyorSefl Blvd., .tltamonte . ........... 1 Year Leases 7 Apply, Lakeview NursIng RENT- PURCHASE PLAN 11.00 AM. on the 1st day of Springs, Seminole County, Florida Real Estate Center, )9 E. Second St. 'NVESTMENT$ Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, Hwy. 17-fl Across Wewiil provide the December, A.D 1975, otter for sale under the fictitious name of MAN 1 1163 GeneralFund ..................212,000,00 family room, garage, carpets. From Ranch Professional to the highest bic3der, for ABOUT TOWN. and that intend to Sewing Service House Teacher, preferably cx________________________________ 1163 Homeoesserviip 131.1.273 cash, subject to any and all existing register said name with the Clerk of 323 '16700r$31.977; 107W Commerll periersted. to conduct day as well ReserveFuncis CLIF F JORDAN, REALTOR Pc 172 itS? .. 243,00000 iens.attheFront(West)Doorofthe the Circuit (Our?. Seminole County, as evening classes. Call Mrs. S -i--v ----'.O'Day. 3736661. Seminole Cojnty Courthouse in Florid, in accordance with the Large 3 bedroom house, 1320 -. DEBT Afr,fORTIZATION FUNDS Mellonvil,,; fenced back yard. 3,sford, Florida. the above provisions of the Fictitious Name Mature woman for light housework 1171 DIt)tSeqvlceF,Jfld . S.7QS described persona, property. Available Nov. 5th. $273 month Statutes, To Wit Section 06509 That said sale Is being made to Florida Statutes 1957 and careof semi invalid, evenings plus $100 security deposit, Phone 1177 DeposIts wItI'. HUD . and weekends Send complete ................. - $.$.57 satisfy the terms ot said Writ of S Elizabeth Martin 904 357 resume to Box 591. Co Evening Execution. Publish Oct 31, Nov 7. 11, II, 95 DEFERRED CHARGES Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, carpet, double John E. Polk, DES 150 ----1711 Pr.nai ins.j,inr ....--. iv, 0n1, nice yara. If Qutes neigh neritt A phone call could start you on a new 17)7 Insurance Deposits ................. 5.91400 borhood. $775. ______________ ____________ month plus Seminole County, Florida and profitable career. Call 962 1280 Inventories Materials 1,4513.77 Security deposit. 0313691 or 634 PubliSh: Nov. 7, II. 11, 71, 1975 371.3 1790 Other 6300. 73.657 DET 35 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ______________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Full time Licensed Real Estate OSTEEN Bedroom. $laO per LAND, STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE person needed immediately, _____________ 14077 Developmentcost month, SCHUREN REALTY. FOR 1.114.337.01 SEMINOLE COUNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA Lloyd's Realty, Orange CIty, Realtors, 3721302 Quiet Serene Easy Living Cost Contra All Adult Modem 6,071,331,07 CASE NO. 1S'2311.CA.U.D 14$7gQ 7 Bedroom house, living room, COMBANK.CASSELBERRY, 3(arpenters Wanted 14074 Land. Structures and ________________ IRANW. W000WORTH and EDNA Florida banking cor,,oration, dining room, separate garage experienced inframingand Equipment M. WOOC'WORTH, his wife, 6.079,179.34 &$14,33$.4I 5145 month piuS security deposit Plaintiff, fInishing Phone3Z3 3770. ____ ___ Florida Ave., Ott S. 17. PhOn.323 6650 Plaintiffs, v,s' _______________________________ Phone 034 1619 ' ''' TOTAL ASSETS V, ' _______ '.'r..J.vJ "''u ri'i ouoxweper, expericncea, ma tot OTHA L BOOTH and HELEN L. ELEANOR L. HARRIS, his wife, Sanford architect. Send resume BOOTH. hiS wife, et Al.. W'id requested salary to P.O ndJAMESECRISP.a$IngI,man LIABILITIES man, Defendants Drawer 1196, Sanford. Fla. 37771 AMENDED Defendants--ACCOUNTS PAYABLE NOTICE OFACTION NOTICE OF ACTION 24-Business Opportunities 211' Vendorsand Contractor's 7.49976 10 DEFENDANTS: TO. JAMES E. CR!SP ________________________ 7111 Tnantsse(urItyD,po%Its OTHA L. BOOTH . 17.51399 Last Known Address' ta Cab flu'inr'. & related fran Other (Accounts 21)5, 1717 Lancaster Avenue 1520 Hilltop Road chis' C,ill owner, 901 753 2517 71171 7119) iLMlNGTopl, DE 19999 707.31 15,97001 Casselberry, Florida 37707 and YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttt)t a DEALERSIIIP AVAILABLE-NOTES PAYABLE HELEN L. BOOTH DI IITV. Complaint to Forlos, Mortgage Portable Buildings. Factory 7)74 Project Notes Non IWO 21) Locust Avenue 194,790,3) and Mortgage Nol has been filed manufactured and assembled. 7139 SundryNotes ELSMERE, DE 694,79031 againslyouandth,reisademandin Maintenance free, aluminum, in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an colors, barn P utility styles. Sites the Complaint that the Court award ACCRUED LIABILITIES a(ttontoforeclo'.eaMortgage©nfp, that certain property in which you 50.00 Per Month IsO' to 17.40 For information 2173 Interest Payable following property In Seminole may have an interest located at WTite Jack Kerby, Sturdi House (ardit) Bonds NON HUD County, Florida, to *it. r 11.100 01 Casselberry, Seminole County, Mfg. Co. North Hwy. A JA, Flagler 213, Payments In Lieu The East $0 feet Of Lo$s and 10, Florida. and more particularly Beach, Fla., 37034 or phone 901 of Taxes Block I. Tier 1), of Sanford, Florida, described as. , 419 79*1. Other Accts 7134. 11)5 according to E R TRAFFORD'S ,, Lot I?, SEMINOLE RACEWAY O Local corporation has opportunity 213612119) MAP thereof as recorded in Plat 14.701 Il FIRST ADDITION, Castelberry, 34,14190 for couple-individual No selling Book 1, Pages 5.6 to i, Public Seminole County, Florida, ac Have accounts that need see DEFERRED CP(DiT 14eards of Seminole County, corciing to record plat recorded 'l vicing. company training, no 7710 Tenants Prepact Rents Fiørida, 75503 PIaI BOOk I), Page 9601 the Public * good experience 7290 Other necessary. High has been filed aganst you, and you Records of Seminole County, 7550) fur-u Dec. 31, 'iS ofits A future here with In are required to serve a copy at your Florid., together with mobile hm. TAX FREE \ ternat tonal Company affiliated FIXED LIABILITIES written defeise's, if any, to it on and cabana in place, flll witit 30 manufacturers M New Housing *uthity In lP KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, tothePlaInfiff,andyo,jarrequjr vestment minimum 5)795. Call Issued Mod*Is Open: 5,0.1.4,00707 ESQUIRE, of STEP4STROM. DAVIS to serve a copy of your wvltten 7312 Mr Hayes ANYTIME collect, 30$ Niw 'lousing Authority & MC1NTCiSmt. Ptaritff'.' attorneys, 12:00 till dark Saturday defenses, if any, to the Corrpfairt on P'r.,1', Priced i I )'L.i73 97 w 1 ' ¶, o'.' ddre'5s P,...,t 5 th Office Box 33 f'lairi!ilf''. attorney, I W CLUIS 1:00 fill dark Sunday 13)0, Sanford, Florida, 37771. on or CARROLL, JR., Esquire, " 7351 Other Notet Psyabie to before December 26, 1975. aM file CARROLL & JONES, P A ____________________________ HUD 'Deferred the or.7.nat with the Clerk of the address is 4.$774noj tto P 0. 9)1, ________ Court eithet before SetVi(C on Casselberry. Florida 37707, on or 29-Rooms TOTAL LIABILITIES All of our sparkling new garden homes feature; central Plaintiffs' attorne'yt or immediately 5.47533935 before December 11th. 197$. and file ________ % SURPLUS thereaftet, otherwise a default will the original with the cferk of this heat and air, shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, Sleeping 79)0 Unre'servedSurpli,rs Rooms, air conditioned f 1.345,413.9)) be er,tecect aga'nSt you for the relief Court eIther before servIce on continuous clean oven, decorator wallpaper In kitchen 2020 Men Only. 322 7779. III Myrtle Opeeatng Query. Locally demanded in the Complaint. Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Ave. Owned Pøtft and baths, privately fenced patio, professional land147,52i 33 WITNESSmyhandandtp,.$t0f thereafter: Ottlerwisea default will Ictil Svrpt from Op'eeatiom scaping. . . and much mare. NO IMMEDIATE DOWN r7.l97,96l,3j this Ccxjrt on November ti, ies be entered against you for the relief Will share my home with ,.................. ,*.h' r'.fli.LSi,.. i.4iif'i at...... flS 5.1là n.e - I 41 Houses __________________________ Florida, on NOvember 10. 1975, passeci and adopted Ordinance No. till to close, vacate and abandon any right Of the City and public in and to alleys describd as follows That certain East West alley ifi Block 7. Tier 11. E R Traffords Map Santcv Pta? Bo 1 PAQe i Pli Reor of Semno;e Count'p, ,--- - Legal Notice ____ ________________ - Legal Notice Legal Notice - -. .--------.- .-_- No. 1712 , . REALTY, INC. "- ________ ____________ ________ ________ ________ _______ -'-- -, . - - 1hh11hhhh1 - Pressure Cleaning A Painting ___ .. PC No. 1701 EtimaI,i. R,anabli Rate Terms Avilb4 HI RISE . COMMERCIAL HOMCS HWY. 17-92 Fr. 1 '4) JACK PROSS Specialist Roofs.Exteriors . Ph22rT:1 Ph. 3fl.7s Corne out to Sanora this weekend rnt raniurn _________ 3275 Sharp! Green. power steering. air, radio, automatic. WALKER'S S. . ___________________________ -' . 173 Endura, in, maculate. $600 includes 1 helmet, 6.47-6429. . . 1975 MAVERICK Yamaha - - -. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 NO SECURITY P[POSIT '' __________________________________ ___ . and register to win a set ' "- BUSINESS DIRECTORY APARTME _______________ -- o obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank, The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. - '. -- '" --' .. Sanora is the deliahtful, fmilv-nr,ntd - -. ......... I ' combination of luxury features and money-saving opportunities you have to it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. - WE'RE OFFERING - , I ,-' .,,,, 4" '6,9OO . S29,5oo Rentals , whos, ,, - - ,' Air onditionjng Home Imoyemenf ______________________________ AIR C 0 N 0 I I i 0 Cd I N 0 REFRIGERATION., DUCT WORK 71 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CONDITIONING, 3226577 . see ' I FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Among the many attractions of life at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association in which your initiation fee of $400.is paid in full. ' 5% .1 ________________________ -- __________ ________________________ "s'1p cxi th,i! Si?',jrc,, o Paneling door. windows hung. concretework.etc Bythehouror l) the lob 3229363 ________________________ Phótojiphy L --x-' !lt'c'...j BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR A small Classified Ad brg big PFNTRY AND REPAIRS 377 return.. Tn, One see C ll 377' l'% ________________________ 'OLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIF;CATIOP4 SYSTEMS AluMinum Siding Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3939 P '-. : c .;,',. '', t , .' ''Z S,51(' -." . wt'dd'ro 4'",5 reascx-ably Ox'ci' Phone 123635.4 ________________________ c ne Phitbing - -.._.--.--.---_' .'. .iC.L, . 1 - r'j içp..e'5 . r'' ,',''rr ' I!Ci'S S a m 10 ir !CfL. .! 751i Park 3735612 - UU . a FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club. A full year's family membership to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. - - ...... ,..1 rir1srv+.-I 'Ik.1lIlaI L.ulllIIlUlll(y Wltfl sucn __ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _______________________________________________________________ I______________________________________________________ , $500. Moving Allowance. A full $500. moving allowance when you buy a new home at Sanora, Move in for less and you keep the difference, 5% Tax Credit. Not a deduction, but a full tax credit. May equal the down payment. Low-Cost Financing. We can offer 29-year mortgages to qualified buyers, featuring interest as low as 7.25% (APR.) with 20% down payment, 7.50% (A.P.R.) with 10% down and 7.75% (A.P.R.) with 5% down payment. sect No Closing Costs. No Loan Costs, Free Title Insurance. can coer IOLr home' wth alrr siUriq & sotlt System Atci Roofing. Gutters. Screen 70 Yrs Exp. Try me 15) 9563. _______________________ b'lidsoutgrow the Swing set or'tma'l bicycle' Sell these idle items with a want ad To place your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The h'r,stj 3 r 5)1 Beauty Care RON KIDDCER&MIC TILE No Job Too LarqeOr Small Call Anyfime,3fl.1os Herald &A CLEANS ALL Cle'anPQ 37) 0655 _______________________ Podia & TV r'I' F N FSTERSON LAND CLEARING Bvllc?cxing F .svat.nq Ditch Work J' it lop s. I 121 Sl) . TO'.'. ('P 5 (lUAU 'I'S' SAL ON (Iorn,eri5 Pl,Irr,ett S Braijt NoI,l 519 F F,r'.t, 37 5147 Office MDCkIflSI Cleaning iter cx' pressure' WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Cla'.st'e't Ad n tC tc().), 1. SLI4VICE List' Oak f31,J Casse'iterr y Phone $31 9611 Rooting Eapett root repays ''It rf'. or SPingles All worn --3 i$i'l, POOr iC i' __,Heat.r Cleaning Hea!e'rs CIenect, all makes IS c.rs CSPCC.ef1(C )• c' c,' .,i Sa'frci t' '. ,i , . '-. n,isa.5,1rj models'' p .sn Oelv,r, •' 1 - 1',', !.l'iS Painting - Vacuuming, Bathrooms, Window'. Floor Waxing, Rug Shampoong. Ovens, Refria.'rxtnrx Fr,. , , - ri- i I' 11*. a..n1 -B Vi f-1 M Pressure - DAS.'( S PAiNTtp %ork s5i (hetp Rtps l tee' eSt,nali. 372 762) _____________________________________ Qual I, t- s('r.r'iJ I ',e sp & del ye", Call ff i'e', estimate t Commercial 3.') 6131 -Wall Papering PAUL SLAYER Prti-'.... or',ii ', -_ 'I �— — - - ---- _ —z-- -.-.- ..-L- - - - - - ----.----- ______ - 1 Friday, Nov. 71, 1975 __~"~_~ M~ Mort Walker Space [ ACROSS 0 6ENEIZAL C . i /I r F - ; 4 . . II ) / . ". : - __ I -- _. 11 1 11 g VJt4ct7 ; C I . ,r I AW A , M OD To QUiT 2 Book part ~ I 5 Rub out T(0p4c11 plant 44 KOhouto, pronce(ab) (Latin) 78 Wnged 29 Peel sea 30 Hardy 10 Follo*ets 49 Wind around state your haste to please you may and harm your own interests. / . I — — — 's-2J fJ 18 I b y Larry Lewis - - .- 20 — (ONEJXJ SCHOOL --: NO TOOTH.' HE PULLED A DONr 'P" FOR) . DENTLST 32 — — — — — 28 29 30 33 34 . ; 1 42 //- :/ — ThiS INFTBLE lirs M— FURNITURE IS 1H NEWEST ALE, AN FES THING, SrORING, JUST I 1 h- GoR ur 1 / ' or " ___ 4 BLONDIE . NAVE BOSS. N N6 TO DiViDE AN ORDER - OF SCALLOPINI?! ONE OOE 0 1! "I I a ,2 It, A 1%1!10 )~ - F ?f ~ I -I . i~ ,, - .iZ . I . I MY Bai VU CAN rAi<E '7 .. /I . ~ i - - I ~J!, I' ;!. - I."I I ~ .. .)i I II ~\ r I IW ~~ . l; I ~ U, ~ I I Pop by Al Vermeer LOSING You;? T&APEFZ! SWAME! YOVD 13ETTER Go To YouR 0 0 'ANO HA\4E A LONG TALI< VVITH YOUR CONSCIEWCE-1 5EiJ___11" IL ROOM -1 I AR F_ You I ' ~ ' - - 9 - Jr A P-. - 1 1 V . tt ) I by Bob Montana I'LL BET JUG COULD EAT HMM' I DOPtT CAPE ABOJI IT'S H HOW HEAD CAN EAT... HUH,JuG7 0 7 MANY HE CONCERNS ME ! - - - .1 _____ I r I I ___ i 1 - FRANK AND ERNEST I by Bob Thaves ;I 21 - ( (__4 1i - - NAvE STUCK T Ii — OUR k7l 12 0 / Lamb SHOWN P. _____________ . — ___ The I YOU 1 SHOULP i _ so YOU I JINGLE V,y WEAR 5 IFIFE ,,a&% PAU Pats 0ming lead -- 2 & Fast held both the king and I °Y ' Turner __ IC ___________ @ 71 )i - ~ - __ --------1 ~r= _ -- - _________ .. __ . : I _. .1 - - ____ • -• __________ ______ .. - _Izr _______ reported in a burber shop o __________ doom away. 1 ,; Firemen there are Sanford firemen bfly work toezUbh the blaze a, the firewall Sewing Center at Sao Pza major wc, S ' ona of e ti th shopping center's a giant manifold" m spreading Drug Store. and heat da ma ge YHANKSgV,M ambling buildings and the the smoke. display and merchandising He said a dollar estimate of pageant recently and Mark Huguenot (left) and Joellne Baker larger stores have fire nseoke wasreported in pertion of the store also played the port of pilgrims who are prepared for a feast PREPARATION L.F. Radonicich of Seminole damage to the gutted rear a nearby barber shop, a beauty received smoke sprinkler s)ltems. Property Management Inc., portion of the Singer location shop and a dry cleaners. The thanksgiving. They remind everyone that the day of thanks is just Al nempanyfice ap a few days away and what the day should mean to o and But Harriett said the hoflow managers of the shopping won't be available before rear storage area of the other businesses reportedly canopy u. the length of center, said smoke was Monday. Th e front e Singer Mco's ore ____________________________________________________________ the center may ha ve a cted "like reported th wa also rifled as far away as Ecke Sewing Center sustained smoke with de nse smoke and the Page A) (Continued , -' Homebound Get Hot M • . - 11 ~ Its municipal __ 00 W City Cowell. For a look Ilt the Pf0110es of Ulm can. dIdAtM their objectim and Ideas on bow Lake MAiry is Progressing, please turn to Page 2-A. — ! Around The Clock ......... $-A Bridge _____ _______ Co _ Editorial ____ - - t II DeAbhy IlaspIi . I ___ I J' _________ % 1 7•A Sports 14,, B Women 14,7 - % L 1HER Satuay'shlgh75 Overnight kw Fair today. Somewhat cooler j i : c- HOM The program has an the crowd which attended the football game between Seminole to IS mph, by Tom Vincent) ,7:_~_!. dlmlnlshlng at night Details and tides are on Page i. Over Oviedo Horse Incident .• - __ ,- i X ~ I - 1W . -4 Humane Socie --- M, I-I -?-N _____-1 ____U~~ ;-___._ _-_~ - -- . * , ~L _41 1 1 1 1 1i L I l , Ii-L/ - --- I 4. 01ff I I ~ - __ __1 10;_ 1, - 4 am Am MOAFfAs 4 ~Aff 10WR, - 'WMUW, __ Z = __ - - - __ I - ~ L A . I ____ ~~ - - - __ I -- I __ -- Director Bruce Clark, who has been assigned by Vihlen to work I the Seminole on the Project oniy during his spiare time. County Humane Sodety have DWwsion centered rec - — - 1W 41 4W-AWRI 71c AM hV 4~ - Blasts By EDPRILK1Vr 91 ~Z 7Nfsvu5 M1W I - - ~p .. Hey Mom' its those people Pop said didn t have enouch 'fl,' to go tiws t a decent hour' W — .. .- - on location of office space for L1or Sid Vihien Jr, o ver humane souity officIals at the cirnstances surrounding the anImalconoIcenlernearFt death in an O viedo pasture o a Pomla. &U-moriffis old soffel quar. .1 i en lld S' illill - 1~14 ( I- New officers of the St. Johnie District, Boy Scouts of America, uP a meeting today with a they have received 70 telephow were named at the Deltona Community Center and include (from committee of two humane calis. ;g -~; __~ , - 14 : : .1 .. - 64_1., _ - of Orlando own the remaining County comt sisloner Sid Vitilen Jr. said if two hormthat were being Animal Contry)irecfor Bruce Clark boarded at the Spankie * TOO Much faith in humanity," in that Clark never anticipated the pasture owners would allo w the horses to deteriorate to a point near starvationdeath. months prior to Monday's __ -IT_ Lee Smith, an investigator for charges of anima l cruelty agnst Mr& Spankle with slate tt ' Office. Smith was presmt at the remt -LZ'z ' humanity," in that Clark never he did not feel capable of speaking for the four But, Clark sAid his office was WoWd al.1 ' ow the hO"" to remaining b"M memberL . - - -" (4 I -4 i, ,'_Z4~~_~ ii __J,.,.-,--,-f%1-.,. __.-~___ The humane society asked for terhorse and the overdue an acre of land, a number of __ rescue of three other horses. animal runs, electrical and meeting and wanted to know Society director J.D. Whit. water hookups and for per- hAve rescued the hors" before go into action only after what commissioners, other tington said the events mission to allow smiety officals they deteriorated to an receiving signed surro to adopt animals Ulat animal emacia ted condition. complaints. fiat hit the news last Monday, ~'~ati it F i~i7o1~~--~~; I A 6 . - _ ' I - ' ECOMING event was capped o ff with the doalseIeetlono(J OL the d a d-eanctteshafld to low QUEENS AT SHS Penny Lee as Homecoming queens. The los'elles were revealed go ditlonal bonus in that not only a WL Northwest to north winds 1# . deliver the meals, the van wffl - When a potential member of "Today the meal was ham, serve as the math vehicle, the program applies by calling scalloped potatoes, carrots, dropping off meals at various W * meal is served, but a sut> 323-70M Mrs. Ka tharine Reeks, custard dessert, corn muffin points In the city and in Q stant snack for later in. Project OASIS assistant and a lettuce and tomato county, then the %olunteers will clud ed, Suffield said • = - — ~ _... W. - __ W -=X~ N -- - -I-~ - - .-- - - _f 00 . ~_ _-_ ;0_ z w A7 -. , , . '~ -1- II . a I _L~, _31 1 . '* . .~_ - ~_- ' many meals we need, and what distribution easier, Suffield un rsta on the dish involved. .tng up for -4 7___ — de News that rids the program Is program was nd, we merely call Seminole said, but fuel costs are a hea niing smooUy so far going to be started produced Memorial Hospital and the burden on the proam The hospil prepares seeralcaILsthatcornprlsed the meals are prepared the next "!wtshIknewherewecoWd meals at cost The cost first group, Lyle Suffield, day," Suffield said of the get gas and oil at wholesale program for those people OIS ditor, said. Project Insulated containers rates," he said. receiving the meals b $2 per e gin guarantee the meals will stay After the program gets under day, payable by the week in cathng area dodo to inform pipinghotor ice cold, dependip way with more voluntee to advance em about the program." II _- VA - ' retention problem 7 - -________________ ________ area Suffleid said he volunteers to with the people for a few the home-&livered meal ser- establishing the eligibility of the take Meals that need to go to the minutes. Ace on Nov 17 with 14 applicant and determining what southern end of the county and "The volunteer would ha v e to recipients nd of diet la required Mrs Reek and M Marsha Put in only an hour or a day, :. Criteria for qualifying for the The program provides a Harper distribute meals in the around noon," Suffield said. WAM~ _ program includes being unable ariety of theta — regular, Wt Sanford area Robert Besserer , adto leave the home because of free, diabetic and low residue A recently-acquired Dodge ministrator of Seminole Illness or infirmity, blindness or 'en we determine how Voyager an makes the Memor] Hoid, said he some other reason. ____ r 0 - r couch in a rear lounge e 0n Memorl Hospilal, launched purpes, Mrs Ree said I . YOVMWI "t . - . V, I Singer fire may have been caused by cigare , opeUon." f- -__ ~ - - - ----. the city. - - , c'' i -- - By AUDIESIURPHY leave from the "drop points" to Herald SWI Writer Insulated containers — guarant" the meals make deliveries. Because of an ambitious new "We social service in Seminole will stay piping hot or ice cold, depending desperately need on the dish involved, County, 15 homebound people volunteers," Suffield said. "We need peoplewfthChristf are receiving hot, well-balanced meals on a dhily basis. spirit. We aren't concerned with a visit to the salad," Suffield reported on their age, as long as they have a The Federation of Senior director, makes applicant to conduct an in. Friday. Citizens, in cooperation with ter%riew. "And the food Project OASIS and Seminole The interview serves two delicious,,, Mrs. Reeks added. _______________ menstrual per i ods and in treatment of high blood - - T _ ,% ,- Today ______________ used to ellininate (had before ' noted that the City Cod. ,.W for fire stops for every 3,000 Through Ambitious New Service — ~ J CODY MODE 1 ___ " confirmed the investigation and I 1. and will receive copies of CARNIVAL should really have normal thyroid function. Incidentally, AillfY, I Rb XV, / ______ = An Illinois reader viiar,i% t know what he should ha%e hid 'j next His hand was __4 A AK63 V 85 0 A KQ98 ,7 j6t queen of spades as part of his — ''- .-;- ___________ other bus Inesses. .. hl~, : - — --Xi. _________________ youarethkingenoughueny medicines, including diuretl P ; *-, ' *,-T % .>~ I ) " __ the Singer Sewing Center into I Z- , f'~;.- iC ______ . Officials said manager Mrs. Mary O'Day had closed the - ,, WI and that is usually not the problem MAW1Ar&MWJ* Ripow M EWA . chaIne1ingsmokefrm fire at I/fl.'I. , ___ a giant manifold Friday - had to overFfand I £ i t A birderlirie diabetic not ()it medicine does have problem. IT FWAFLY i'ft'. . e. _____ 1~ ;A--- J 7 _ orh:0r eventually West scoreda trick with his 10 or hearts $Ii ci .North Fist South to increase your calorie lead to elevated blood sugar le%1s, so can a %arlety of bY T. K. Ryan - A , ree : block.long dewalk canopy at the Sao P Shopping Center that may have acted like 1,___ -1 ' TUMBLEWEEDS City building inspectors 11 . ,-.. rA I - - - F,. ~._ III, I1"~ . spadec .as surely going So [kith vulwable your calorie intake, and the ow food o cu t down on your insulin A similar situation exists rardingexerje, but is more ' I) -F - blow, fie led his last spade Fact ruffed with the )3(, k I doctor's pemission. That is amount of thyroid hormone especially true If the diabetic is 1 . 23 GRE ________ t . Herald SWI Writer - Your doctor, and be sure he weight have normal thyroids lower the blood glucose. The ?1_1" - 7 " Followed up with the e x tra * A" i request to A low thyroid func ion will in care of this newspaper, decTease the lmount of calories P.O. Box 1551, ldio City' that your body will use at rest. Station, New York, NY 10019. This will make losing weight Include a long, stamped, self more difficult For other ddressed envelope for readers I hasten to add that mailing. Then take the diet to many people who are over. taking Insulin or medicine . . .: - — ___ use, and exercise helps with the th5OeentsfocThefleaIthtter latter. balanced agairw the amount of TO SHOWERS ~_- -_ - - - I ___ - / I Fast went right p ace and led a low spade It didn't rner what u v K Q862 I would like to add a word of caution abeUca should flCVCT When you take thyroid go on a diet with out their rnedicineitwil1suppIement - ns ec ors ro e ire - _____ opening bid Thus his j4tk to, in order to lose weight. Send agrees that you can be on it. I .: with his queen and 10 and You can have a on doing thai Out — _____ I - - - - - .. I 1. 1~ i 2 £ k 94 i £Q43 number 4-7, Weit ISLng me Diet. Just send your -- --~ : - % • ! next West collected tricia other ,i * . Wanced. With an underactive decrease the Insulin 71e Unlucky Expert had Partner jumped to three ) .I h)Toid wouldn't this be one requirements or increase the corralled us again li e clubs Ile hid three diamonds reason I find losing weight so food requirements to avoid an remarked, "My hand was too and 1), riner threv hearts hard? I take I mg of Synth)Toid insulin reaction. A diabetic good It I hadn't held the jack The answer is that he should daily. needs to live a fairly regulated of spades I would have made have bid three spides %ith my contract Instead. I went every intention of heading for life if he Is to use a regular, a iiam - probably ir, DEAR READER - Your constant amount of medicine down two '01 notrump course East made a doctor is very wise In helping for his )1 terrific defensive play against (Do you h que You to lose weight. Many mild me. bat my opponents always 7 Write "Ask /or the experts A regular exercise program diabetics can be controlled by P12Ythat wav Ile took his ace the Jacobys" caro of thij diet alone, and that usual,ly will help you with your diet of clubs andpromptly placed newspaper, The iscobys wll ; means eliminating any excess program. The whole Idea is to the k ng of spades on the answer individual questions obesit and kee ing the (at off ha'e a daily nega:h balance table No look hat happen il stamped sell eddrossed of calories, in other words to erea kr ed to me envelopes are enclosed The s pend more than you lake In — e were able to guess Our most Interesting questions UortunateIy, 2000caloriesa deficit spending, if you will unlucky friend assumed that 1200 calories a day, if you need ii ARCHIE FAST iDi lamb, M I) I balanced diet and get down to I II ' ~ - _____________________________________________ I At C P stead of discarding a spade on a diamond promptlyI led a 505 day is too much for many There are two sides to the coin ____ . 1 __:V_ . -r rnnr 111% EST iiisq 6 1 weigh about l pounds The door wants me to get down 130. The latest glucose reading, I di ti ___________________ women ___ .. will be used in this column I - - I .Inger enter ,n laza ". ____________ I stion . - - 2! & K J 10 • borderline diabetic, 52 yea old, 5 feet 4 inches Wit and - --- - - JA(OB ,974 was 143. Now I am an a 2000 calorie diet and find that I am often neglected. Exercise burns so stuffed. I got permission to UP calories and lowers blood W II 0 A, 1I ~ I LL JUST EAT flu.. IM FULL. '. VERY SIMPLE, 1 I it tsun and JAILS — Dr. I/ -I ? ~ '*Z,~~~~ ~ PRISCILLA'S 'C , / ! __'r/ I I I k , ______ - - - - Nov.22,1975 i Don't change your methodi of i operation this m1ng)earofl1 — — — iabetic Needs To Lo^e e I I CiF, I1 1 .4 IV6 ' _______ —1.— I — F H [rence Chic Young WE \._. SCALLOINI i If - BRIDGE AT NORTH - .1 II I 11 - 1 a. .11 - ______ — I I Ik I__ ) - 43 144 D . . r _____ - _T ___ , I f -0 2. I 11himm! 1 1' A PUMP, - ~ I 1 UNLESS 't)U INVEST / i ouj7 KNOW' ': LL ftT - ___ *_- YOUR 818ThflA your purse strings today, don't wonder later what happened. it will be too te WIN — A -~-, _,~ Z~:~~ __ -,.._ L _____ i -,- ~/ Your inwge is more Important along for some time. Chances a to you than fleeing glory. Don't a payoff for you are better wi BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Hesmdahl - p can't keep a tight rein on — — - : 11011, .—L fl) 36 — _____________________ (. -_ -ion V_ 1— -- p c)e('ttll)' those Involving our others. Advising a3ociate could be this times t poorly will cause long-sndj fine. Toby, your intuition Isn' resentments. all that reaL sua lly u I . $ _. - 26 2? 23 124 ~T AN --.-- Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents __ hinches are rontoerr 19 21 22 I 68th Year, No 8Sunday, November 23, 1975 procrastinate, do the Job Poorly : and have to it again. I- create frustrations. I -- AQUA It IUS(Jan. 2(~ Feb. 19) 1; Your intentions are good, ctagaIrtyourbestJudgTnent 15 3 111venI ' \ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS PERFECTLY GOOD TOOTH. °' 27 Concerning 48 No matter Canadian — : 23 Hindu ; 8 Roman bronze 13 Public vehicle VOIC,1110 (Coll ) 34 Weitetn 0 Christmas 18 Land of the .16 Greek Carol ~~ -s j you'll regret giving that credit decisions for you is a Mistake card more use than is prudent. You'll get the short end of A : & ' e 14 CH AI RMAN pronoun 54 Food remnant 56 Adjective Ct)S 24 intermittent 45 Corpof at (ib ) level 46 Territory 4 VehKie planets V ( e Masculine -r - .1 : 31 - A 0 ' ~~ r" . )^ a 111 I ~ &i wo) cxi ('\ ITL~ (5g C I R km i deit y by Art Sonsom "<~, 50 For Melly 51 Russian P_ L in Tevai 0 fame that could bring lasI14 ~ ARIES(March 21-April 19) It i. will be difficult to get YO SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ( and those around you to glare your natural enthusiasm today. Responsibility is normally your Subdue our 4irdor. Do what's c upolteasbuttoda}s()ouc only let (;eorge do it, vou,n for 20) probably be just as happy. U 20-Ma y TAURUS SAGIARIUS ( Nov. You t' to spreau ourseIf t 21) You tend to be a thin today. Keep 9 it better to do one thing well than careless with the possessions 01 _ today. If You to attempt everythIng and r something brekorIaZ accomplish nothing st's )()W bab) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It CARPICORN (D 0 could he a tough day on your 19) Though it seems simpler to - ' 0 21 Fruit drink C;OWN i Dtpr t* 5 ItO 22 SCIZOS rnckname '" P191 ifn problem 58 Shrub gentis EDIT SUNDAY i, 57 Space-tta-vel 60 23 Assess 26 Verdi opera 07 A 17 Under ( comb form) 41 kt*~- LOSER F"T! 14 Greek marketplace 15 Star in Scorpto 11 1 1. . €EZ, I FC(Cr F X ,,"---- * . ri I -I'-..- , 1! L bed IO N I B HF RNICF4 BEDE (iSO I r, garment Compositiorl ~ - BORN R t~~ .r. "- THE 13 Musical I ~ 1. 48 slit 49 Folding PUTTIN& ON 1 10 11 42 Duct (anat) go k HOROSCOPE __ I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 21, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1975; <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/9345400cd357bafd4a02f2ef266cfb59.pdf a1f5bdb8c755fbeeb0bcc9ec24b53427 PDF Text Text - -:1.:__ -- - .:::- -- ---- ----- -.- - -- ----- ---.- - -- -- .---- - -_.t--- -.--.----- 813-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. iS, i75 BEETLE BAILEY I %V144T HAPPENED IT ~N'A!5 IN T9E -- í•. OS Quo Mort Walker THOU69T ______ -• COPE HOR T E. i P (l)I T " E ACROSS (14711 ----, .......mm~ I _ ____ IN THE QUIET OP ~'OLJIZ 5TLJfP% 1, CI-t ~), CC k',comb m ¶3 S helter ed i <'Q C44P.4tN 13EETLE j:-:S5'-_._ ,---..uI1r rI A t1" 14 Wings 1! Bellow 11, Epoch 4JII ~ i I ~ n n -A () n Im THE BORN LOSER 21 Certain com 54 South African 22 Appears lox 24 Doctrine 26 28 Animal Cravat by Art Sonsom ~ 0C ? /__%.•' I [711 IV V : B ARIES (March Your words ij flla,! 712 months 33 Vine ttutt3 8 Sack 34 Certain 10 Ensemble 36 Spat 31 Boy's name sect-ons 20 Infinite 4 43 FIo.e '9 Motton 48 I __ 2 fl ——— — 12 / r — 4 I! iT — M to WA- 'at, .1 L_ Ir2-W. "-Ijiii 0, - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS (OMIGOSH,L THERE GOES - A FULL TANK OF GA5 ° I 19 - -- — " - - — '\ __ _ '8 I — 48 — — — — — 54 by Stoffcl & Heimdohl '1 If — — — — — 52 — — — 55 — — — ? All ' , 19 L_ 1 I BLONDIE fi) 91. C ~-.' -1 _ ,."_ 1I' roI r_:-, t_ 111^ 1_Q11~ : -- ~ I :I I - I -1, _~ -, __ ___ - .I - 4 :?Ozl w) .. V~ I by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP I .- I ALL T1-4t,j bOlTS! '' ___/ DocTOR'S '2 & _~ .l- ~, I i i ~ __~ ___ ~__- .-A _~.__~ __ - ( I w-v . I- __ T 1 1 ,"_cl I -I ./ rq~ ~ 11 -. rA , I T6_> / • 1' "? - --' - ,*---r cf: . A t- %_.._ -7 oTSt, A r I I -- 1 ill -0 i ) A44,~ P - - ii -- I -. It-IQ '— l THEY ABOUT WEATHER ' DO YOU KNOW P'ATC#4IJSES CC "' 5CARS ' FROI4T 7 GRA SURE— WHAT ki NO OF ( LEANING GRADE C)OYOU ____ " a There is a lot more to forming mendations probably represent kidney stones than diet. A the degree of confusion that concentraW urine specimen is even among ors, on loaded with chemical salts that and fwmtion of kidney stones start the stone formation. The to be very positive about what crystals won't form ai long as is the best treatment. e ur ne con a ns enoug -I L Regardless of other dietary measures you can do a lot for 1 l J - z (I 1. -Ai --. - - MR14rat- . 0- , - _________ - MEDICAL HONORS Attorney Testifies; Hattaway Appearance Shelved Grand Ju W'16 dens Coun Government Probe By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer was scheduled, answered reporters' questions on why Hattaway didn't go before the grand jury wi th "no comment." I a N.r 0 the master contract with SEA, now would involve similar w hich was adopted In Sep- requests at Oviedo and Lake zoning On Aug 14, the cony tember. mission voted to change the -= The Seminole County Commission has asked Its attorney bra legal opinion as to whether the lWacre Slarkharn Woods clay pit site should be returned to Brantley High Schools. _________________ _____ i!Zv ~ - ___ - - _I -_~_ _______ ,. M_ zoning from rtiidential to ___________________ — MR - _____________________________ ____________________ -4 _______ . - Members voted 4-1 to retain ~Ow,te - "f)Xia"" (5 1) / special 11-18 "lie could be another Henry Kissinger! Half the time we don't ~~ ' The major areas covered at from business prospects that the sessiOn were the , are interested in the county, The Comprehensise Land t he received Development Authority labor Both Daniel and SCIDA A market, tranth 'g Daniel said. _-- ---_ -J~I ~, ,.,= .__ -_ M T -=~I , I ~_ f__ I !i,A ~ X He re"ed thait one com. pany, with offices in Miami, is Board members agreed that planning to open a manufac- Daniel, Langston had fur Not only technically-oriented hornes,factory built houses and industries, but firms that can the trend toward smaller lots section of the incompleted plan hire people who lack technical SCIDA has received nished copies of the economic , 1 -~',~:17:1, 1-- o"I t .-__ _ --, ii ag ~ - ,#~ - - - — 14 -.;; ~ already established locally, who want to Lnter the -' — - - -:~'l -_-.~-_ i.-~ vl~l cturing . . . -' I - 77--- ~_ Today I -- - - - M - -_ __.,r~_ -S.- - - iSCIDA) regarding the Court- Acting Chairman Ron Smith new areas of housing need to be turing outlet in tWs area ItLit ty's Comprehensive Land Plan. emphasized the need for a plan considered by governmental wil] employ 35 people. According to SCIDA for balanced gzowth in the zoning ordi nances including Daniel said SCIDA alac Is Director Jim county. Executive the proliferation of mobile assisting two I .41: -. '' .-4 -' o go ,fliO '' £ ___ ' A - ~!-- - X .--- . Seminole High School will meet Satellite Beach In the Nnv fl Rotary Bowl post season charity football game at Lyin.n 111gb School, bowl off icial Andy Anderson announced today. See : " " '.' ..LjiN1 r---- DOONESBURY " ' rUICEDS I VIVWTUL- by Garry Trudeau it I k1' by T K Ryan t I AhqyZsf4444zW 1,14 CLAM VIE. - - hoard \ __ -_6; -It p j ,j LWAL HIS I AIACPT)!%.,R I I I I WO i 91A '-s" i \ V, : --- J AW5. I -E_~ , . :~~ / 1 1 I l!'i U tA. . - - i 4i~ 11 . . . - ; r .1 -..----_ . A I a '~ __ I A. * - I _- A £3"' - I __J . -~ / _~_ 3 - , the board to authorize ment to Mrs, Kathy Elliason, iourth year French tache; who he said was asked last year to take the job with a budgeted I ~ . I- . __~ ~ - -------__ ~ ~____~Z ===iz - ___ ' . .. = ---- - .truund 1h Clock &ldge 1 - - ,- ,..... '.'' - . 2r ~_ - 10 . - __ - - 4-A A — Z *,fll . 1%. n ~Z~~_ 7% . LJFW. - - ::— . I'l "" C _19— 44,1111"— _______________ would be subject to collectis =__ ~~_ ~ T- _t_._n -. - ''.- ----------=-==---- -Ti- :- ----=--- --.-- - == == = .-==- -- ==S=== - - cornrnissi:: be adsised ' ', ____ Ucar Abby Dr Lamb I ____ I ' P the land for ___ -Noommunmu*-"~lFMFFM - - Television . . - ekmentaryscbotonoavall. ffleraldPhotobyEldaNichols) -_- - i. - -- / , ls rem . -T 6-11 ' Ill. - Since DeWoWs request,, however, Me c, immisslon site. That decision prompted Mandell's attorne)s earlier this week to Ifie a lawsuit seeking 5A Obituaries torney for Ma rkham Woods I 0- -- 1 -- - that Tom DeWoU' an at- Aw- T-- ---..:=-==__..--- * I Seminole County School Supt. W.P. I Bud I Layer cuts the cake at Layer said he could not grant Rosenwald Eiceptional Shident Center, Altamonte Springs, as the request since it is not in the Principal ~trs. Ruby Hendirtz stands by to lead a hand daring framework of the board's dedication cemmoules for the facWty. During the last school adopted salary schedule, and year black preata prot ested closing of th e facility u an __ - 4 ,z 7 -. _,~ , - pit Issue was raised by Commissioner Sid%ihkn ,'; "We feel she has been taken advantage of," said Grooms. - -------- 4 a C) I k ' ~~____ toe' I man high School teacher for coaching girls' solleyball thIs year Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole I - ."ff.d___ I' 4 _____________________ ff -W 71C RRST Tim 00 lyj "f" a 1W a ft, 'Oft "119", h RST 1 I I IX'i*tJm4lPAI.t, VAWtv ,' '-., - - to Insure no clay pit Is constructed on the property. -_ 'rç - fi /TFMt9MZ6'ic4 I lj44$fl'-)1j7I I '.. '4 1. - -- ='—'- i Ill ' know if a decision Is necessary to change the zoning back to residential , voted 4-1 to uphold a recom mendittion of Superintendent W.P. 'Bud' Layer to deny a I Views Im meetings when call ed. in other action SCIDA input frolin board members of Plan is scheduled for corn- Programs and the problem of the Serrdnole County Industrial pletion in July, in,. low-cost housing. that area." Wednesdays of each month and 7A\\./ Jerry Langaton today the "courU might well allow a clay p . I - _, --Z.. - __ __ -- to board members and had skills are needed, Smith said inquiries during the past week Herald Staff Writer requested comments and Chief county land planner crificism. , At ues ay mee ting Commissioner John kimbrough asked for an attorney's opinion because ________ _______ ------' ________ By AL DIP MURPHY - - 'fI. La nd Planner Hears agricultural In anticipation of turning the Lester . .-'----. , Balanced Count Growth Sou ht 0 Its former residential Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrom was reappointed to his post after a motion was made and seconded by E C 11 Harper Jr.and £1413 £eIUn ____ cola drinks and fruit juices are which makes matters worse. fairly high In soluble oyalate. Old vitamin C tablets may At the present state o( our it is a good centage of oxalate. meager Zoning Opinion Sought d Sims and Feather , (t , said he hadn't been asked to go before the areas of county government operation that its grand jury room carrying a bulging orange Robert G. 'Bud' Feather was bargaining negotiations next SWis asked if the volleybafl unanimously reappointed to his year coaching supplement was an -11 t should not be ta ipered "oversight," but Layer said chairman of the Seminole wi~ tW year," said LAyer. "not nects3drilY." County "She s coachi ng for free, Layer said her request was one of the many additional said Groom.s. Tu.e3&y night, Harry Pelley, chief 11w 29-year-old father of two ones th.at was denied." fie said " c ollective In the negotiatorfortheboard,agreed saldoni 'Thank ou 'to fellow it was board members after being bargaining realm" and is not in with Layer and said a change replacing Davie Sirm. She was nominated and seconded by 411 1 __ not use lots of vitamin C It is readily absorbed, and the excess Is converted to oxalate Now about tea, Tea, Lr, I 0 My 0 / 7/ Bt %ck said it will be "up to the grand jury" In April a grand jury reported in an in. This morning Heffing's chief investigator, if Kwiatkowski appear& Earber Kwiatkowski vv.stigation into complaints about several Jack R. Fulenw Ide r, was seen entering the reported probe of county government actkxu scheduled tc go before the jurors, Rutberg and a11epU Sunshine Law violations and attorneys Newman Brock and Cheney nominated and seconded b members All K th and p Teon, respectively. T iSo led her f irst term as vice chairman, ___________ I agreed to sell $4rrnllioni Hattaway said he wasn't aware [ "' . _( I want to add here that oxalate stone formers should may be more Important prevent 'ie trea - . that? Drink plenty of water 1 _________ Feather ins Second Term InBo r Chair ___L dilute urine. How do YOU do your neighbor had the same ' ~~~ so AMP THATI-PS ?:I:.S__) yourself by maintaining a i INTERNAL REVENUE, .qERVICF - Florida 's west coast - - 1 least four quarts liquid a day spread oser theday to keep the urine always dilute If you stom al with or result of an inf ect on in the sweat or are hot and lose water k idne y. " These pat i ents are that way, Increase your water asked to avo l a II m ilk intake to provide a regular flow products. So even if you and of dilute urine by Bob Tboves - - "George Bland contacted all Indian Hills and Consumer Mason refused to confirm or deny that he commission selected Freeman to replace office for investigative ffles. is representing Freeman. Freeman rmwered Marseeas county attorney reveaied're Is flod~,es said his - idea Fulenwider was a briefcase. .. Dmitmn Sa*%..7. is ftm ' *!-*~~ ~ om with, "no comment." insufficient evidence and information , a . Earlier witnes.ses heard by the grand p.wy At"My WWiam SUley's courthouse office. But Mason was observed leaving Staley's available at this time to determine whether Sanford Avenuit to Myrtle gLes iaw its thim week. Farilier County Attorney Howard Marat, Staley, who is handling the grand jury office and meeting with Freeman in the rear there was any violation of the state's Sunshine include principals in a $517,000 clay pit par. Avenue, and from Commercial who was replaced by chase deal that county commissioners present Coun;y Attorney probe for State Attorney Abbott Herring, left of the county commission chamber while the Law." Avenue to Second Tom Freeman in January by county corn- the grand jury room and met with the three commission was In session Tuesday. Oct. n, and officials from After the re-organization of the county co' rnissioncr5. testified under subpoena h*fore attorneys in his office. an Orange County bank here the county About the same time Hattaway and commission following last November's owner of RoJsy Women's Apparel, 228 East First St., said the grand jury for 40 minutes Tuesday. qon, Herring said he was considering an conunission placed federal funds for 14 days Brock said he represents County Com- Rutberg conversed outside in a hal.1way. e. '*,County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway had missioner liarry Kwiatkowski and Mason is County Commissioner Dick Williams told investigation into a possible violation of the before reversing their action in September. city hall should be kept been scheduled to uppear before the jurors believed to be representing Tom Freeman. reporters last Thursday before appearing Sunshine Law by Commissioners Hattaway Observers said today that the grand jury Dovirritown by -txpanding and Tues&y at 3 p.m. but didn't appear. HatKwiatkowski and Hattaway are the only before the grand jury that he has discussed and Kwiatkowski over Freemn's selection. Probe, which earUer was believed to be rejuvenating" the existing taway and W attomey, Gerald Rutberg, who county commissioners who haven't been --various matters that go back as far as four Herring later said he found no evidence of nearing its end, may now continue for several Continued On Pe 2-A) as late as noon Tuesday said the appearance be fore the grand jury. years ago" with members of Herring's staff. a violation, more wee ks. IM —1 ____ bond money out of Seminole I__________________ L on I 1 14 chemicals that prevent this. "Yes. definitely,' replied which named depositories for bonds to William R. laugh & that the contract specified that 11. eight accounts tied to the Co., of which Bland is a laugh officials be a ll owed, to •( T county's 12.4-million utility representative. Bland, also, Is a name banks where furds will be __E bond sale, is reminiscent of the financial consultant for deposited. county's transfer of 11-million Seminole County. But it does. in federal funds from a . Earlier Tuesday, Vihien . "N I wasn't," Hatta way Semm e County bank to an adamantly opposed the transfer replied when asked if he *# ; Orange County banking in- Of any funds out of Seminole reahzed OW,000 wai going to stitution — with a few major County. I But, after a con- the St. Petersburg bank. — dfe re ncs. srsaUon Ven said he had Hatta way said that's what the r One major difference is the with Bland, Vihlen urged co unty employs professionals f bond purchasers, William R. commissioners to approve a for - to read contracts and r___ Hough & Co., stipulated in the resolution naming Bank of insure the county the best deal / ___________________ 12.4-million bond purchase Florida depository for the possible. j j agreementthatlough - whose $500,000 construction fund, as Count Utilit y Attorney John home office is located in St. well as two additional accounts McDonough the decisionI Dr. and Mrs. George H. Starke were pests of bonor at the wcond Annul Scientific Dinner of the Petersburg - be allowed to of a less significant nature. SOCIETY iVe Hough the power to name Seminde County Medical Assocthdo held Tuesday evening at the Sanfo Sbeton I. A plaque name depositories for the 'I strongly object to pu tting depositories was made by the DOCTOR honoring his 48 years of service to the community was presented to Dr. Stake by Dr. Charles S. funds. money in out-of-county banks," Dexter second from kit). ChaIen of the event were Dr. Nicholsi sUs (left) and Dr. Joe Another difference is that, Vihien sd earlier. Asked about the con tra Gomez i far right). I Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) according to Commissioner Sid "Is that to the advantage of Vihlen Jr., a Hough residents and taxpayers of i ('ontinued On Page !-Ap . Hodges said the present 50. year-old Spanish styled building should be Tumor ___________ statement is the treatment of a person i a '' JF ________ s to bed. That usually mans at I •' _______________________ - - 1. - not enough known about diet protein within the kidney and ent formation of kidney stones It used to be restricted by Dkk Seminole County and was _________________ .-_I ________________ a CARNIVAL representive - George Bland Seminole County?" asked - contacted all the banks in Commissioner Dick Williams. The Seminole County Corn- unable to locate banking Vthl. Ven is liaison mission Tuesday approved the facilities that met the !i's cothissioner on the 12.4shift of more than 1iOQ000 in eeds• miuin project to Purchase ism iS trying to preserve the certral busiren district," said Howard [lodges, president and chair. man of the board of Atlantic National Bank of Sanford. . Radio City Station, Now Yof k, a ny long suit to work with. In can easily form crystals. These may form around old cells or tairi a calcium SWt, as in your case. I ___________ -- 1, ssst North East South because of its calciLffn content, and many kidney stones con- ,s .. / FRANK AND ERNEST A lead of either red suit will give him a 12th, A club lead 4 won't help him. but there is no reason for West to do anN guessing . ~ is no evidence that avoiding Infection predisposes Ir I i:i 4 1 . -W unds out of Downtown when W re defenders take care, declarer & A 82 Wh vulnerable milk or milk products wiU ____ . . i I Lamb prev — .1 BELOW J SCIENCE? FN- COuNTERN ri Dr. ou -. Sanford area. "I don't see taking city lawi ' v K 104 There fol.low. First about milk. There _____________________ JUGHEAD, TDOYOU TOOAY CLASS %E IL REVIE,'"1i Lamb, VQ862 • Q6 64 SOUTH ID1 ets G nt'i I — _______ — , and it is up to West to find thv lead that is least likely to help declarer. That safest possible mid spade. If West makes his lead. declarer will Y UU,T - ____ ____ V !I terviewed in Downtown Sanford ' —" By ED PRICKETT Herald Stall Writer —. r ine11as P _____ ____ all agreed the new city hail building should be built on the prnenttwnd-hailacre st te on N. Park Avenue, across the street from the County Cour. thouse. Merchants seem to be however, in their Opinions as to -- whether or not a parking problem would exist. They also disagree in defining exactly 4,, -w ____________ The Sanford city commission, in September, voted 3-2 to designate the city-owned l acre lakefront site fronting French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard as the spot for new $1.8 million city hall sometime In the future, and as the location ofa$,00O Public Works De ment Complex. Several merchants in. ' , t. - " — \- ___________ they prefer kerping it where It - I 1, '1— . II II 0 ;t , +I . __ EX I I I ~, _______ '. , While Sanford city fathers ar e waiting on soil tests 14-acre city-owned laniti site f ronting Frer h A' Avenue a Seminole Boulevard, ear. marked as the new home for .L._.I-- - I ,. _______ S 14-~ _, ~ FROM TI-I 'I-. I i- 1-IE \IANTs ME h . ' ' I' I I I .k. - M ,-1 1* Herald Staff Writer idea id if rm 11.kb 11; jkz.~ 1ii1. Z~L~~ 6,N T Pass Flais Pass oxalate stones. Certainly no lead -4£ Opening chocolate and greens. The Jacoby transfer bid i~ theee used in response to notruinp Why did the doctors differ on drinks should he used. openings. The transfers t- ) By Oswald & Jump% Jacoby . the dairy products an4 tea? majors are two diamonds ti, Oxalate is in vegetables, When should you make a love tea and consume a large hearts and two hearts lu I am particularly greens, but it is passive lead In order to sit spades. amoun t of milk N ack and wait for tricks to worried about the milk I drink. Our Florida reader wants 1(, and wil] not be absorbed in come in? know how you transfer if I can't understand why he can the The answer is, "very in. there is an overcall. The drink tea and I can't. fie can't important quantities from Th e man Irequenty s digestive it it i answer is that you Just don' t have milk and I can t our back and waits is very likely When We absorbed it can't get into the diSCM the bid eariv analysis was exactly the same. to sti!I be waiting after his Opnext year we will show ho%%* blood or arrive in the kidney to er Plea answonas ponents have fulfilled their you can do this. if you wish form stones. So, you don't need contract. one ii tobe overly restrictive onU (For a copy 01 JACO6Y There is one classic excepsurgery again. mu foods as YOU do wi th the d $1 ° I 'W tion. When your opponents MOOcriv, 11 3- K -1 - __________ - . -. .I -- . r~- . Opposed avid all day products, --- _-- ZIV- I II --- - Kl a neighbor had the same t) pe of —1 I - titI -,-)" \ 11 __ . ./ I L, -I VA93 j - make the lead that is least likely to help them Wt holds three jacks. Not much in the way of defense against a slam, but his partner may have some cards 18 £ K Q9 chocolate and greens. Recently -1 . -- F.. . - - V." __________ , ' T I L&+P1' I . - Ily JOE ASKRL"4 BRIDGE AT %'0RTI1 t DEAR DR. LAMB - A couple of years ago I had a ved. The kidney Mone analysis sh ow ed to be calcium oxalate. The surgeon told me to avoid at! tea, `~~ ~' I OCINT KNOW, . 11 BUT 1;: WE EVEq NEED ONE1WE'u...) HAVE rr - I%. By Lawrence Chic Young i WIN VJ75 \ ty Hall I — — — — ____________________________________________ 53 — — — 56 is — —— H) ()SWM.[) and JAMES JA(OItV , (, I - V Ir ~ ___ % I ___ _______________ .i I - S. %VRAT %%CULC> 40 — — — - ______ i _, L___ t.,~ __ - _.~ - ______ ___ __ ' I - ;I ; 1`__ N . -2,~.L - I id I V' F SNUFF SCX? . - I. it ,_ " I ') - 14 I - PEWTER SNUFF ox r WE DO WITH A PEWTER L '.,I, 1 - ACCOUNT 'YW Gr=TA 5AvP46s TO TP4AI NEW BANK I -- - __________ TRANS;:EtZ OUQ 1.! - I (J (k,-_. ,,I, ir ":, ~* .11. \ % I - -.5) . I — — - — ney S one opin ions Differ fl ' 4~ I ~ _~ . ~,~ — — \ER SILL.' ,A)UT! . V - '. 1' GE ,, YlNG.'/ SURE 1 T14 TWO OTHERS k 71 OUT IN THE E46 . BUGS BUNNY I AM! MY —— 38 ______ --- — 36 37 — — — - thefUr1tYPe.01eefl prefect one to chair a cornhave some unexpected dropins. mittee. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepI. 22) €..) YOUR BIRTHDAY Today and tomorrow you're in a Nov. 19, 15 brief favorable cycle career Opportunities will present and financewise. Keep your themselves this coming year eyes peeled for the breaks. d. ) Get whereby you may be able to LIBRA (Sept. in touch with persons who have derive income from a secon. been on your mind, but who are dary source. Tuck any surplus gs. separated from you V -- — — — — 35 I ie-i Lake Site some form of club work or There will be much activity group activity. You're the around your house today. It wfll —— 5T' T — — — — — 51 OVERHEAR AT) 30 — ______ . — — FUDDSV? L))s) — i : .I I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is occasionally. This is your way. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) agooddayto1nvolveyotse1fin — -_ 42 43 44 45 . — 21 20 I CANCER (June 21-July 22) hope to accow.pUsh. AQUARIUS Doing thJni for others will give you great pleasure today, You ten totake things ll11v h Id particularly if they're done for and to Everyone a member of your family. 24 — . -' 14 — — — — ff- / ___________ 13 — — — -1 by Lorry Lewis "' 8 9 110 11 — — — — — — —i----' Il 16 I 15 5 6 17 Sanford, Florida 32171-Price O Cents . ' Athe na HiiI1 hash I our own mind today GEMINI (May 21-June ) ficultyin making Their y successful today of stew will prove helpful. w iive th 19)Dot1et5 ands toda a do things exactly as )OU enthings you a vision them. 75 13 V 68th Year, No. 77-Wednesday, November 19, 1975 I an arrangemuit you re nIn. You'll spot se"eral 20) volved 1 Your material prospec are advantages YOU ye been encouraging. Today should be overlooking. SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. profitable, yet there is a slight warning against loss through 21) Talk over with friends a decision you're having dif. carelessness. 38 0 e111'g Interesting distance. ld develop. SCORPIO 'Oct 24.Nov. 22) 19) don't sell somebody on 28 Demigod 21-April lot of weight. Be careful Leavening - 33 NoW 35 Investment Coo' A Q1 O(Ut • 56 —I IM AW 9ER...ER ... WRE fr4iC) H ER M05 306 V*IAT P1 ' 20, emperor S2 Oriental deQro. lab) 53 Take 19 Idol,z breather _________________________ 1 M willows 51 floman ¶8 I n r rnn A I --- RE M ' F_ N 49 flulthght cflecr ill AN 50 Genus o monster _____ 1i>- -, 1 46 Writing fluid 47 Mimicked side IFâ / J - .d11!—_. I ,,_'% ,orwedflesda;,N0m1rr 19, 1975 C 21 MSCU'1U 41 t I--, SHERIFF POLK CO - Sr- - __ Tuesday's high 90. O-jernight 00 barbecyAt to boinor Semiwk Partly clouds through Cooking up plans for an appreclati, Thursday. Ilighs near 80 and Sher:II John Polk on Jan. 24, 2-4 p.m. at Sabal Palm Cow Club lowit In the 60%. Easterly winds are 1from left,standing) ChlefDeputy Duaw Harrell, DooTabor, aroutki 15 mph, diminishing at and Pat Register, co-chalmen and John Capko, I chairman, and seated, Banks tBIII Register, tick e t comnthtee Detail, and tides are on Page chairman. (Herald Photo by &111 Vincent Jr.) EVENT TO HONOR "=S I - 5 - __ .S ==______S______S_S__ ______,.___ •_. - -_-- --SJ __ - - ~0 __-~ __ 4 - 1~ �-----•-- 2A—Evenin g Herald,, .11 anford, FL - Surrendered After Nov. 12 Shotgun Death n WASHINGTON (Al') — As President Ford prepares a ne w statement of his admln.strat ion's view of New York City's financial crisis, there were more reports that Ford will support federal aid to the city. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen declined to rule out a new admin istration posi tion in today's sta tement, te lling newsmen they would have to wait for the announcement. Ford in the past has insisted he will oppose any federal "bailout" of New York City and that the city and state should take tough steps to solve their local problem. Cleaver Taken To California NEW YORK (Al') — Resigned to the possible imprisonment that he eluded for seven years as a fugitive abroad, Eldridge Clea ve r, the once strident Black Panther information director, was to be t2ken to California today to faces chargei of p.rk vio1aon and a.ssault. Cleaver was immediately arrest ed by FBI agents during a prea rrang ed surrender Tu esday evening when he arrived from Paris aboard a Trans World Airlines jet. He said he had made no deal wi th the authori ties. ( his transatlan tic Ilight,Cleaver was "unofficia lly" accompanied by three FBI agents, and at Kennedy Airport he was met by three more. As the one-time revolutionary sped through customs, agen ts formed a human barrier against some 75 shoving and shouting reporters who mob bed the area, trying to interview him. FBI King Campaign Revealed WASHINGTON (AP) The FBI conducted a six-year campaign to destroy Martin Luther King Jr. as a leader of the civil righ ts movement, according to ev idence made public by th e Senate Intelligence committee. E vidence released Tuesday showed FBI bugg ing of Ki ng 's hotel room, a blackmail attempt which King Interpreted as a suggestion that he kill himself shortly bef ore he was to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, and an effort to find and promote a replacement for King as a "national Negro leader," - Defense Dispute Continues WASHINGTON (AP) — Th e House and Senate agree on closing the nation's only antiballistic missile base but congre&slonaj conferees still face 215 points of disagreement on defense spending and one big dispute with President Ford over to tal arms costs. nt,,', net I I I4A) . - A4 AA Seminole County Bicentennial Committee is holding a meeting for sub. committee chairmen and the pubiic at the Greater Sanford Chamber o Commerce at 1.30 p.m. on Thursday. The sub-committee chairmen will report on past and future projects, and Bicentennial Committee activities will be updated generally, according Itt Chairman Jack Homer. Entertainment at the meeting will be prowled by members of the Lake Brantley Patriot Band, which Is scheduled to travel to Washington, D.C., on April 10, to parti ci pa te In Cherry Blossom Festival. Since Lake Brantley's band is the only one from Florida, the band will, in t representing t entire state, Homer said, Another event is the Bi tennial Thanksgiving Eve Services, sponsored by the Sanford Ministerial Association. The free services are sthedul edto be held out the Sanford Ci vic Center on Nov. 26 26 at 7 p.m. 1' - -jou : - . . HONOR ... 6 REG. G -- f. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV.2 WI ISSIIYC ?H! IaGN? BORDEN'b C SECRET CLEANSER z 12" 6 25" ROLL 7 j'. LF GALLON ROUND ICE CREAM DEODORANT 1 707 OUNCE fl Cr Secret 6 C ' LLLkI LIMIT 4 LIMIT 1 - LIMIT4 -...-,l IV -' HAMILTON BEACH 99 \1 II I Hesaidhlsldeaof thepresent r PLEDGE 2 SPRAY WAX STARBRIGHT ' Roumillat said any parking to see the new city hail at the half square miles. problem could easily be solved named only one Seminole __ ___ UUUflI - PAPER FOLDING BED DIN N ER WATCH FOR MENU SUNDAY TV SECTION 24.72 1' Thick nuttress, vinyl on brm side, cotion ticking on other. SHERATON SANFORDINN Ph. 3Th-4IO t"88 750 watts power JUUETTE FM-AFC - ._ 88 MODEI I DC-1072 REG. 1 2-9 - • Slide yoium.'control Dmwso bu"on REr 7W .2 111 4 ;_54 10ji le i ~ ..-:- 1 M Lake Mary City Election Dec. 2, 1975 VOTE FOR HEAD & SHOULDERS BABY LOTION ( JOH1'ISONS " MARGIE HESS E 78 I I -OZ. LOTION OR7-OZ. as TUBE U LIMIT 1 Council Seat No. 5 RADIO 99 Olt's Time To Elect Someone t , 907. ,6*7PEOPLF, EVERYDAYISAVEON BOTTLE OF 100 All The People OFT p DELUXE CAKE I;1IV/r. FRWT IN FLORIN GIFT I i . Mario Hs I ov. lip, j•... I - - . -- .r--- --- --- - - -- -- - - ----- ----- - - --- -- --- --==- -- -- - - -- Tes PACE O F PAICI I, -- ounce tube. - -- r ------r- -- " - , otif I, ---- -- -- -- D.Sr e -- -- ------ 77c 1.t jf IIC5'tII --- - WI Half & Half TOBACCO . ...' "Tasty-Temp" ketps foA hot. cold IoNer. EXP. ' / II I a - - 14-ox. T g, clI'' ar 11"A \ .'(.• _____ sun Gtnnr Cargo In tiuv uOwi Or 0 pipe. , " ,• HIGH fl0URDON ''1 ,,,• . . . k I Cake . ' Cups I ' 88 • (N MI . —' . . - CALVERT Grandfather Chime Clock REG. 1A 95 Deluxe "Golden"' Tin PLASTIC GLASSES Pack c Mediterranean style foronwoliortoble Fruit 99 10 GIN AAR Box of 48 Cake Cake Cups t Full of Iudi fruit and nuts 19 1 1/2 -POUNDS Crisp, 1 71 - - '.. Make ice cream cones at home & sove money. . 516-ounce wine glasses. t 89 Fres h REG. $1.47 4.ounc. chcun1ogne - OT . - - 1- AR TIFICIA L Ifl.L 44t. Scotch .- k ~ a " Pine A_ AFT000 01 'is With &luxe stand. Set 50 Mini Tree Lites REG. 229 Solid bivi, rid, clear or asit'd. Poh-in bub. MYUGG diam Fry Built in moisture con. VVIt?, fry basket Secur@ l0ck l m g. rroof cover 5"t-quart. Decorotiont extra. . '"k Drink & Wet i Tiny Angel In Cradle or 4 i, ") In "11-C air. II 2.63 -- -- - - - -- -- 2188 :- - - / ' -: -------- n k--— Punch Bowl 26-ple. Set EARLY WHILE STOCK is PLEN TIFUL! - Pop..'1 Total 40.sq. ft. or foil: 27 qwxo f I. -: 1 IQ ItIG - - Clock Radio rr BUY $1.99. 'KOyC.'.St' brand. 20 or 25 onis ind to a box. --- CARS OR TRUCKS Pinto The Thing Pick Up Truck or VW ROW Vj YOUR CHOICE 99 -- GE FM/AM Si-"~ulate-d *akiut fin- t\ .-~_ 6 97 4S01 so CHRISTMAS 4 Roll Pack CARDS Gift Wrap 149 1.78 & RIG. ------------ 19" Bubble COOKE'R t2o-o Lush, life-like, Flaaw resistont. -.1, A" - -:-------------:-------------V LOVEE DOLLS so" S2 Reg. $7.99 Items other than lumber are removed premises Announced the firs meeting of the water control and quality advisory board will be held next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the city hall conference 100111. --- - Noi 12- ' Nutcracker heavily nickel plated. lumber yard north øf SR Lim 10 66 ' office, Commissioner Cal DeVoney, also elect ed to a second term, and new missioner Glen Buschman placed their hands on a Bible held by the attorney to take the oath beginning, "I do soleranly swear. ." mr the entranceway to Spring Oaks subdivision. " COUPQP4 i 5rTOw - 15 - . Fineit quality steel, is plants with $188.34 in engirker feft to consulting engineers, Glace and Radcliffe. Adopted on second reading an ordinance rezoning a tract Off SR434aUhe entranceway to Northwood to procssloruil I .,• k IIEG a AN() sui-E MOVIES :_-____ 0 cTAcHRoME ,' - - elected to a second term in Sims for reWitance of his oc- EXPIRE -e- Limit Nov. 22, 11 '' - 2-qt. FOOD SERVERS 1 or2 A88 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Bewce one of the largest city commission audiences in past year, City Attorney Joe 117" to Baycon General for work on a sewage station and ; $9,%7.30 to Buzzaird Plumbing SUCRETS V -- "j dessert tonight Schrafft's LB, CHOCOLATES Yellow Rose Box 139 Floyd advised Slim he may reapply for the license when W - - DRI U BOX OF 24 9 PAP rrER Fiji i c.7 BEG. 1.19 , - LIMIT i EXP 29 99 PW*Pku" 5 oz. _: -A 10 Dishwasher Sale' ey Denied the appeal of O.T. A T SUPERx. 01 . Limit 2 Nov. 22,1975 19- \\\ AIM I Commissioner Sandra Glenn has been in office 11 months. In other business, Cornrnlssioners: 4 SHOULDN'T WE BE FWNO YOURS? BAYER ASPIRM Who Will R.pr.s.nt I REG. 11 I,— L Pd. For BY Campaign ,ii DISCOUNT rncatsmr i ium PRICES 4 1 - withot ° ran°o in office, acting mayorcommissioner to act in Floyd's sbaence. With Buschman's defeat of three-term city commissioner Helen Keyser at the polls two weeks ago, Floyd and DeVoney, wi th two years experience In office each, became the senior members of the governing SAFEGUARD YOURHEALTHAIVD VOUR BUDGET WYN SUPERx — M 'I —w - prefers the present six-acre deposited. la.kefront site "if it is feasible," Of cight accounts, Hough and the I"m landfill site u a stal Kleenex - Buy for IRMO As the first ftem of business during the meeting, colleagues elected DIGITAL CLOCK - BAG OF 25 0I 88 d a 2 speeds 0 2 heat settings, MODEL IAP( . REG. 16-99 - STYLER/DRYER BOWS 26" WIDE . 440 - supporters appIauded vigorously after the ceremony, .—. . CLAIROL PRETIY POWER JUMBO ROLL I ia.. .:••--y JIW , Nov. 19.22 IV75 . COO K S s 1G9 HOT N 60 SECONDS ' ii. • ., 99 .. ) REG IIVI LUUULfl 19 LIMIT 2 99 I ). PRESTO . BOOK MATCHES be for the peopile and municipal buiUngs. I'm for keeping the McDonough said he okayed the County baA as a depository— present site which is our document as to "form" and the Flagship Bank of Sa njor Albert said he recognizes a @ and congestion a a '&1 J Ii u BOX OF SO 0, 011 ICE CREAM 8 9 " Mayor Norman Floyd, matcl*g chairs, iXI •.,,w DIAMOND Funds Go To Pinellas trr COOKS HAMBURGERS IN 1 TO 3 MINUTES p 0 15 WALL WASHER 24 OZ i, FUIIUU UUVTL 11 i2 BIG WALLY DRESSING 6 to 7-oz. Davis administered the oath of office Tuesday even;ng to the city's newly elcrW officials. l8'z24" rigid table. Two - i HAMBURGER COOKER DIl&U'IJ DflWI i/tv . its present location "to help the Of area " Men's Store, said he would like encompasse:s about one-and-a- iront porch' soto speak _th legality — not to content. He the public domain. If it was said the exact specif ications of traded for another, it may be the contract were decided onby commerciallYdeveloped.,, said county repmmtaUves ancl the Roumlllat. purchasing agent. He said his concept of the Commissioner Harry Downtown Sanford area Is from Kwiatkowskl said he was aware Mellonville to French Avenue that naming of diepositories was (U.S. 1742) arid from the "put of the Hough contract.,, lakefront to Third Street. He said the county was granted Wayne Albert, executive vice a better bond rate by signing president of the Flagship U.S. awaysuchr1ght3asdeddjng in Bank of Sanford, said he which bank the money will be oru 14 OZ. p ____ ' A . Box 70 Face 7issues Officia - Is 88 PEG. c" 9 . Swears In TABLE & CHAIR SET '. , Ii loc""fCar 00 4 '" 79 ' 5d4e _____ 11t\. REG. 'I [i I PRESTO BURGER -•. 7 - - 16m% 11() r n __________________ 1_ - WTH SNAP-ON COVER 5 '.' n I'. 10I 22-GALLON PLASTIC - '-e 99 TOURNWNT it" ssp O&THRILLS &1odel t275 c—=< tf1'I TRASH CANS - \IIII\ • Limit I 11101 has most of the bottled ga.' business in the city. Scratch, dent. and break re. sistant. 1" Easy to handle and eM to clean. REG. 50t MATCHES 570 ___ m users. Grant said that all such that-ges are passed on to the consumer. Maheu said, however, the franchise tax will curfle, out of company profits. I\Zi II Ea to clean. ...,. tL WKIG RNItt BROWN-IN-BAGS t- a'nrrrr 1mM, 1 'Urr unr -../ I ' 2 bags fix up to 24 ltm Jacobson. from Mellonville to the Auto- Sanford to French Avenue and Francis Roumlllat, owner of Train station on Persimmon from Third Street to the lake. Roumlllat & Anderson Phar- Avenue. Albert said his opinion James Tapacott, manager of macy,lOO East First St., said he does not represent his position McCrory's, 107 East First prefers the existing site for the as president of the Greater Street, said he prefers keeping new city hail "to complement Sanford Chamber of Cornthenewcltyhallconstructjonat (Continued From Page 1-A) ____ LIMIT? POLY REGAL 30-CUP - REG. 97 '- WALNUTS Right Guard "STOVE TOP" MIXED NUTS -'- CTN, 50 BOOKS . 1•1 ---.--..------n Lit?!. Trav.I.r PENNANT ;AXED NUTS 2942 ORLANDO DRIVE) i • Mrs. Ninth Street to the lake, and Downtown Sadore area is from "The whole lakefront should ( DIAMOND , r . ..... - - PRESC - 1 __ R OUR 75 ,th.XEAR! N IJO - - V us SANFORD (ZAYRE PLAZA) 16 oz. - ALUMINUM FOIL COM T at the present site. The would offer more room for another site or spend money to Mefront property should be expansion. check the soll preparation on kept reserved for parks and His definition of the down- the 14-acre tract," said Capko. second 12hol". SHAMPOO DIAMOND lho 061111" . of the prewnt site. FREE ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR WAIGREENS CHECKOUT. HERBAL ESSENCE 01f ' - '. .--- -I WX iContinued From Page lA) pprroblem et the pre ti . a present 'ocation, which he said building, as a convenience because of its closeness to th e would provide enough parking geographically, county courthouse on Park space. 'There can be ample parking Avenue. He said the landfill site "There's no need to buy ____ ,_.L__ • - TURK . ~dr The - r THERII WITH REFILl TRAN p - THANKSGIVING SIJ PERx AW-3-ts Miiri A FRF -- ,_ Patriots ____ - - ... Laketront Site Opposed By Downtown Merchants Mike Ca - - REYNOLDS hotels, rather than business town Sanford area is from - - In M iSHAVE CREAM Seek In s urance Approval oyes Connell also questioned break in cost, since bottled gas meeting t answer questions stitution withdrew its request hearing would beset If the bank with city ordinances. N DINNER whether a sufficient supply of costs about twice as much. He concerning the service for the change to permit insisted. Referred to the Land WAICH FOR MENU natural gas would be available said the firm currently has SO available ml!tr "--.' SUNDAY TV SECTION iurntu uuwn a request rianning agency (Zoning LONG WOOD — City em- for city customers and If the per cent more natural gas - In other business the council: development at council's from LeRoy Robb for a rear board) a request from MIons ployes, at a Tuesday night type gas would be that SHERATON usually available than it is using and an Refunded a $100 fee paid by request. setback variance on the Jung for a change of zoning meeting with city councilmen considered to be natural gas. SANFORD INN ample supply will be available Florida Naflonal Bank when it The council said last week it proposed American Plaza from residential to commercial and insurance agents, voted to pt 171 4010 Maheu said availability of for city consumers, ii requested a zoning change in (lid not favor the change, shopping center site, east of SR on a four-acre tract request city officials to accept a natural gas will give current south of Grant told Maheu to be the planned Columbus Harbor revornmending the request be 427, south of Marvin Street Wildmere Avenue In Fairy hospitalization and life in. bottled s customers a but present at Monday night's subdivision. The banking In. withdrawn, adding a public because plans did not conform Lake Manor, aurance plan from State Mutual l Insurance Co. The council Is to take action "ii inc vuvi at tie onuay — - - — — i night's regular mee ti ng. Tfl e. three council members present at Tuesday night's meeting — Chairman J.R. Grant, and EY mem bers June Lormann and Gerard Connell indicated they will heed the employes' request. At Monday night's council meeting, the governing body delayed for one week con. CONSUME LEADERS SINCE THE EAR Cr sideration of a request by Florida Publi c Utili ties for a' 0Year franchise to provide SALE PRICES WED. th ru SAT. Good thru Lay-A-Way natural gas servi ce In the city. plus featured vveryday Waigreen values ('alt, A*êa..... I.?..J i..li.._ e yn iivi v,ui urrrii1,. rnwinvy iu wiun r. u"JiIiIflV IV WV It IVU Ampie stocks have been Ordit,d, but It Isell - ou t CIJ! I J MONDAY. SATURDAY I J Now For t was iri9tructed tu examine the occufs, "RAfN CHECKS" will t,@ available to you. 9:30 A.PA.-9 P.M. BE PRESENT TO WIN. WINNERS proposed franchise agreement Look For The 'As Adv•rfli•d" Signi In Our Store. j Christmas SUNDAY a report athe Phone 323- 9190 RX 321-0250 WILL BE POSTED IN OUR STORES. Sign up tod#yl On*-A-Day for & Days Coprright WAtigreen C0'r S 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Arthur Maheu company manager, said the fh-rn will pay the city a six per cent franchise -..--• fee on all the business it / rweives from city residents who use either natural or I-ST E F 11111 bottled gas from the company. LI S 7 He said the firm will begin DEODORANT, 5 - OZ. ANTIS paying the iix per cent return Limit 2 within 30 days Limit 2 . .-L ... ".e... GILLETTE. Limit 1. agreement's execution. Nov. 9 Nov. 19• Nov. 19. Nov. 11 Connell, concerned that the fl, 1975 22, 975 •. ,,, 22, 1975 22, 197 fee would be passed on to city without this coupon ...... 73 without this coupon.. 23c Antipiripirant without Coupon. $c customers, noted power compa nies are now passing on i e to the conswner franchise taxes I I III paid to municipalities "i en— vison a storm on city hail" the ____ HALF-GALLON councilman said, if this hap.. . To Play Nov 19,1973---3A By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer - a muroer cnarge following the John Warren, Apartment l(, Interstate 4 and SR-434. shooting near the Mul berry ProbeBurglary Seminole Gardens, Sanford, Sanford police arrested Joe Ave. address after he told police he returned home police today were Sanford Michael Rawls, 21, of Sanford, A 46-year-old Sanford man surrendered to a probation last night to find burglars had was be ing held wi th out bond on a charge of unlawful entry Investigating a burglary at a supervisor at the courthouse In after Nina Krause of 1920 county school facility at 91) S. taken a $250 color television the county jail today after being Downtown Sa nford. Locust Ave. complained that he Palmetto Ave. In which two from his residence. Indicted for first-degree Harden Is scheduled for had entered her residence adding machines and a murde r In the shotgun slaying arraignment In circuit court Sheriff's deputy J.F. Bennet against her wishes. Bond for calculator, total value $575, of his ex-wife. Monday on the murder inrepo rted today that a 13-yearwere reported stolen. Rawls was set at The Seminole County Crirnr ilittmønt 000. uiu uiuvi i juvvimv isJy was Del M. LeBlanc, 611 Orange Jury returned the indictment arrested in connection with an Sammy Lee Swift, 22, 111 St., Altamonte Springs, attempted burglary at the Tuesday accusing Ben Harden, Theft Charge charge of possession of a stolen Ford Ave., Altamonte Springs, re ported a color television, Starlite 1808 Mulberry Ave., of Lounge, U.S. 17-n, vehicle, was being held without bond In stereo equipment, boots and premeditated murder in the Sheriff's detectives jailed a S n f ord. County jail booking records county jail today on a charge camera, total value $90, werea Nov. 12 dea th of Laura Mae Paul G. Matteo, 25, of 128-C list Matteo's occupation as a that he failed to appear for miss-L Bennett said attempts Were after a burglary at his 'Harden, 47. Springwood Circle, Longwood, self-employed private detective sentencing in a circuit court residence, according to a report made to pry open a window and Harden had been arrested on In lieu of $5,000 bond on a and the place of arrest as can. filed by deputy John I. Poole. a rear door at the business. SUKRx Fmpl Longwood Indicts Sanford Man, 46, In Slaying u Herald Staff Wri ter Ford Reported Ready To Back Federal Aid For New York with flag and pier." -. -- Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft Jury IN BRIEF the downtown's focal point Is _-----; Wed nesday, Nov. 19, 1975 NATION said _ --- --------------..--------- ----.-------------•-.-- :.- ---- - --_ - I 6-qt. OW A44 GlaSS Will 112-CUPS. plastic hangers, ladle. N3001271A = -:- --- SHOWER MASSAGE Ad- 15 Just Pulsating bursts that massage and stimulate NSM2 --- - -- 1 �Evening Herald Around Want to win a Thanksgiving turkey? At least eight lucky persons will win their holiday bird when the Ritz Theatre puts on a special promotion this Friday night. In addition to holding a drawing for eight turkeys, Santa Claus will be on hand to greet the children and conduct the drawing. ____ Sanford's Fire Department will stage its annual Gospel Sing on Friday, Nov. 28, at the Sanford Civic Center from 8 p.m. until midnight. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30$-322-2$11 or 831.9993 Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Hc'nie Delivery: Week, 55 tents; Month, $240; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mad: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Featured on this year's program will be The Boys, The Hinson Family, The Tonesmen Fand The Gail Walker Singers. Florida The All proceeds from the Gospel Sing will go to the Sanford Fire Department's Benevolent Fund. Tickets are priced at $3 for adults and $2 for children 5-11 years of age. Children under live years Clockold will be admitted free. IN BRIEF (.C\ The Cleaning Of Lake Easy P 's.: • (5S.Ss Erie ' Americans are making real gains in the effort to clean up their water. Lalte Erie, said to be "dead" only a decade TALLAHA&SEE (AP) — Is there a aeaet ago, has been dramatically revived, cornmaster plan by the Department of Adinlnis. mercially and recreationally. The CAB powers over the airline industry date tration to grab control of all date personnel Atlantic salmon are returning to the Con. back to 1938 when airlines were struggling to get decisions? necticut River for the first time In 100 years. established in burgeoning new markets for Gone are the oil slicks, scums and chemical A source who asked not to be identified says so, odors which formerly plagued the Kanawha passenger and freight service. The airline business . but State Personnel Director Conley Kennison River near Charleston, W.Va .denies has since grown up. There is no longer a it. These and other accomplishments were cited justification for a regulatory system which Mr. recently by Russell E. Train, administrator of ,. The question arose in a controversy triggered Ford aptly describes as "promotional and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. by the administration department when it C4 protectionist." More than 97 per cent of all water dlschargers proposed revision of state personnel rules. . — factories, municipal sewage plants, etc. - are / ' The President is proposing that airlines be free f Cabinet aides protested against many of the either now In compliance with federal pollution to raise and lower fares on a competitive basis and rules changes, claiming the revisions would .--control standards or are on definite water clean. J C' to fly competitive routes without the protection of -centralize the department's power over perup schedules, he reports. CAB route assignments. Unprofitable routes could - sonnel decisions at the expense of other state In fact, so much progress has been made in eventually be abandoned and service provided oncleaning up "site-specIfIc" sources of pollution agencies. new routes with much less government red tape. that "nonpoint" sources are increasingly The source, who said an efficient, centralized The Department of Transportation estimates that becoming the most important water quality system might be for the best, said Kennison and problem. fares could be reduced by 15 to 20 per cent if the other officials of the Division of Personnel have Some of these sources are: Ford plan goes through. discussed a number of times plans to assume —Two billion tons of sediment annually Historically, intrastate airlines which are not control of virtually all significant personnel decidelivered to Lakes and streams from cropland. subject to CAB regulation have charged low er-11vestock wutes, amounting to 10 times that 'This raft is dangerous-Maybe we should abandon It!" fares than those charged for comparable service pFOdUCCI by humans. _________________________________________________ The proposed rules are the latest in a number by the interstate carriers. Some economists have —Vast quantifies of nitrogen j phosphorus - of steps, including earlier rules revisions, estimated that the interstate airlines incur $500 and other chemicals which enter th, waters from designed to Implement the goal of consolidated million a year in unnecessary costs because of CAB he 41 million tons of commercial fertilizers used Letter To The Editor control, the sour ce said. annually. regulation - costs reflected in their fares. Other contributions include strip mining, Praises Chiles But Kennison said when he was asked If the CAB regulation has become a way of life for the legislation. This is one program that can Ill rules were designed to give his agency control storm water runoff from cities and construction major airlines and it is not surprising that they As parents of children with cancer or who afford a cutback and his support is needed more matters that there is "no attempt and soil-disturbing activity Involved in the ur- have died of the disease, we wish to exress want to defend it. It has insulated them against the than ever, ban-sprawl process to do that." pressures of rate competition, and has allowed We are gratu1 for the fine efforts given the in sum, the relatively easy phase of the water thanks to Sen. Lawton M. Chiles, your Senator, clean-up struggle appears to be well in hand. Icr his work in behalf of Increased federal fun- nation's war on cancer by Senator Chiles. them to stake out a claim to many routes on an "Apparently the alleptioin are that we're ding for cancer research. exclusive basis. For many businesses this kind of Mrs Beverly McGaughy trying to centralize everything over here and Much more difficult, and expensive challenges We have worked for more than fIve years to President, Candellghters The that's not true," he said. "What the rules do Is Lit? ahead. regulation can be more of a comfort than a burden. ---Washington D.C. put us in a coordinating role where we review The real burden is being borne by the public, Pte high tuitions, the depressed economy conquering cancer. We are gratified that everything the agencies do and try to make some andstusquestlorllngtheeconomjcpayoffofa Congress is seeking to appropriate between and the administration is determined to begin On The Blood Bank system out of it where that's appropriate." college degree, college preparatory sc,00ls are and $825 million for National Cancer Institute phasing out the regulatory structure that covers (The following letter was addressed to Audle thriving the railroad and trucking industries as well. The at least in New England. cancer-research spending in Fiscal 1976, which Murphy, stall writer for t& evenIng ,iw. The rules squabble has been interpreted as a A survey of more than 200 prep schools from ends next June 30. A key role is being played by J.) time is past when industries which have their Governor-Cabinet fight because Guy. Reubln Cocticut to Maine by the Higher Education the Senate AppropriatIons &ibcommjttee on oo Directors and Staff of Central Ficrida Bl d Askew controls the Department of developmental years behind them can claim News Service found enrollment increases Labor, Health, Education & Welfare. Your Bank were gratified by the attractive spread Administration and It was Cabinet aides who protection from the competitive forces of the thiroughout the region ft fal Someschools Senator is a member of that subcommittee. given to the Seminole County Blood B&A af. forced the imm off Tuesday,s Cabinet agenda reported increases as high as 30 per Cent marketplace, which are the source of economies The ainowit Congress is endorsing for cancer fillate branch of the (ntral Office In Clando and into a special conference today with Kenand efficiencies that make the public the Boarding schools, which experienced a decline research is a vital increase over the FL-cal-1975 The Evening Herald's Seminole section Is both flisOC. in popularity during the late IM and early figures of $692 million; a suttantial rise is interesting and enjoyable for area readers. beneficiary of our private enterprise system. 1974 have rebounded even though annual cost required just to cover climbing inflationary But Asst. Atty. Gen. James Whisenand, Atty. Your public service coverage of local tran(tuition, room and board) now averages between costs of health research, and thereby keep sfusion services was Gen. Robert Shevin's Cabinet aide, disagrees, particularly beneficial to $3,600 and $5,000. programs intact. Especially critical, In the those not familiar with blood banking. The According to Donald Hagerman, headmaster appropriation, is more money for badly-needed "I don't see it as a governorCabinet Issue at 0 of Holderness School In New Hampshire, one of research personnel. per cent volunteer blood donors. Your a-tIcIe on all," he said. "It's a matter of the Department of the f ew remaining schools that still requires boys By contrast, the Ford Administration's the general Information surrounding pmlsions Administration encroaching on the personnel au. to Wt& sport coats and ties to class, much of the proposed cancer-research budget for Cam next April 13, Thomas Jefferson's birthday, the $2 bill Fiscal 1976 made for the blood donor should help your thr1ty of other agencies." phenomenon is a reaction to the "politicizing" of Is only 10 million, which would will make its comeback after a decade of exile from the mean a sharp citizens realize both the need the public schools. American wallet and purse, cut In actual research work at a time when the benefits available for them. for giving and the The source said Kennison and his aides have The return of the $2 bill Is intended to save the govensment 'Public schoota which find themselves em- program's momentum must be continued. The We certainly considered appreciate ways to take command of state hityour Interest and broiled in teacher strikes, busing controversies, cancer institute, for Instance, could $4 million a year in printing costs and to reduce the volume of fund only a wlffingness to support Ing your local blood program. currency consumers mutt carr y. frozen budgets and politics have disturbed many fourth of research-grant a pplica tions, aga inst a parents," he says. "These parents, especially in healthy 64 per cent in Fiscal 1975. The bill, which bears the Jeferson portrait, was removed The proposed rules, In one of the mostly hotlySincerely, from circulation in 1966 besuae the public preferred to use the the large metropolitan areas, fear their Since President Ford Is likely to veto the contested revisions, move a glint step In that Edward $1 bilL children's educations are neglected as the Labor-HEW appropriations bill which contains M.T.(ASCP)SBB direction by requiring agencies to hire new Assuming a continuation of the Inflation spiral, schools become laboratories for social reform the cancer-research funds, we would also like to Managing Director employes from a "Top 10" register of job appiltrnerican spender will discover, unhappily, that the revived and teachers and programs endure the attendant urge Sen. Chiles to stick by the cancer amount in who score highest on tests administered Central Florida cations currency will buy llWemore than the 11 bill did at the time of the distractirtus and interruptions." the measure as Congress reworks the by the Department Bl ood Bank of Administration. $2 bill's expatriation. too often only serving the interests of companies within an industry, protecting them from competition at the public's expense. What Will It Buy? Eunice I. Wilson Dire-dress - - MRS. MAuDr., ,viujzr. Ill OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK 2thbg MORTUARY I Since 1955 D16 PH. 3224263 fOUNTRYCLUBROAD 'k Join in with the sing-a- long happy times in the rinky-tink, piano & wash board atmosphere of the Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open for fun 11 a.m. to 2 Come join us tonighti a.m. c(iITh j' ' Quality Inn North p • - 1.4 & 434 LOP4GW000 305.8.62-4000 '- ,I• '' m ' - GALLOWAY, FRED —.Funeral StrVkft for Fred Galloway. 72. of 419 Pecan Ave • Sanford. who died TuSdy, will be held at ?3O pm,. Thursday, at Srlsson Funeral Home with Rev. Raymond Cfockef officiating arisson In charge. - i I.Uaij'j; . . ' - ,i YEARS -P.' - , ,- 1 sLz - Seminole, Sanford. Sponsix-ed by Project OASIS and Seminole Community College-films, sli des, e and field trips. Fee $12. NOV. 20 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Agnes E. Boyd Margaret D. Brown Ruth Cummings Brian L Eden Jane B. Elkins EUza Ki ng Brownie M. lee Lucius Lee Jr. Bertsel L, McClelland George F. Pezold Sr. Michael E. Rankin Doris Rivers Martha E. Stewart Linda Smith Judy L Weber p ,. f7A ofa with your purchase of one First Federal of Seminole, SR ,,, " "b" NOV. 21 AAR.I' Chapter 1977, Sanford, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, 312 W. First DI HOSI TAL MATES NOVEMBER, 18, 1975 An Exercise In Domestic Deviltry m - ;. Lake Ma Mary Woma n's Club son, Ross DeGraff, Los Orange City; son, G. Robert Sheraton Inn, 14 and S.R. 46, Angeles, Cal.; a daughter, Joan (Bob) Moore, Longwood and program at 11 a.m. and kinHowland, Williamson, N. Y.;t wo grandsons, David and cheon at noon. three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 Vanzant, Lavonla N.Y., Mrs. Gramkow.Galnes Funeral a.m., Mayfair Country Club Nellie Long, Hammondsport, Home, Longwood in charge of Mort MacDonald will speak on N. Y. and Mrs. Onnolee Black- arrangements. ' Rotary Foundation. mer, Honeoye, N. Y. and five ___________________ grandchildren. Lengtv of Wo m en tunit ?etin Gramkow Funeral Home in Funeral Notice Se charge. 7:30 p.m., program planning, Mrs. Mamle Evelyn Moore. 1110 Pint Ave. I __•_;.•, ' . - Scoff" Mack IJR 5 P . M. 7P M JOIN DeGRAFF 64, of Orange City, died Monday John H. DeGraff, 75, of 615 at Seminole Mernorialllospital. Florida Guideposts Myrtle Ave., died Tuesday. He She was a native of Kentucky reg istration for 10 weeks 10 was a na tive of Rochester, N.Y. and had Lived in Orange City for and came to Sanford 14 years the past three years, Moving a.m. to noon, First Federal of you I, I; /\.J..... League of Women Voters Seminole County unit eeting, a m., program planning, First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. ago from Dundee, N.Y. He was there from Ohio. She was a a retired service maintenance member Coax Sam CB and man for New York State Camping Club and was known Electrie and Gas Co and a as "tady Buckeye." Lutheran. Survivors include her Sur%lvors include his wife, husband George G. Moore, Mrs. Alma DeGraff ,Sanford' JACK ANDERSON - NOV. 19 Women Voters of Seminole it Is Deltona Junior 111gb School Juvenile Justice Forum 8 open to the public and will in.. skating party, Melodee Skating p.m., Altatnonte Springs Civic elude qualified panel of Rink, 25th Street, Sanford, 5:30 Center. Sponsored by League of qualified speakers. to 7:30 p.m. With Uxde*tadig . ___ CALENDAR - We're concerned with dignity. serenity in the tradition of your faith. Have t'nnfirh'nt'-' in US. FEATURING t AREADEATHS £UoGuid of Seminole County vice SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Letter bombs sent to Australia's caretaker prime minister and another conservative leader today brought violence to the nation's acute political crisis. Federal police found and defused a letter bomb addressed to Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser In Canberra shortly after a letter bomb addressed to the premier of Queensland state went off In a Brisbane mall room and injured two clerks. Fraser's political maneuvering resulted in the unprecedented ouster last week of Laborite Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, and there was speculation that the bombs were mailed by an embittered Labor party supporter. I Little Rosie s was referring to was the ha lfway house, not the V:l Sanford Juvenile Detention Center. — Bombs Explode In Australia o. - -- Hartley was indicted by a grand jury for the Jan. 22, robbery of a Fern Park P1 ' LONGWOOD James H. state level as one of the largest professional standards cornmacy and later pleaded guilty Lormann, president of Lor- boards In Florida. mittee will be very strong this to the charge as an adult but mann Inc., Realtors, of lMrmann is also mayor of year as will i ts civic affairs was committed by Woodson to Cassel berry, was formally Longwood. cUitiiittec. 1)15 as a delinquent child. installed as new president of the Other officers installed in. [rmann predicted the area The story in Tuesday's Seminole County Board of dude; Rhoda Hahn, first vice Realtors along with other new president; Ron Schwab, second will see a change In the real edition Mated that a Juvenile officers in special ceremonies vice president; Carol Pacey, tsta te market conditions In 1976 arrested two days after the Tuesday at the Qua l ity Inn, secretary, John Wright, and "hopefully we will find that pharmacy robbery was corn. 434 at 1.4. treasurer. Elected to the board due to the recession we have an mitted to DYS and sent to a Installing officer was John of directors were Be Simpson even stronger organization." Daytona Beach halfway house Hogan, district Mrs. Rollin received the for treatment after overdocing president and Elmer Bakalla. " $ Year" of the Florida Association 0 d i at the Sanford Lormann said today the goals for 1975 for her "unselfish Realtors, Juvenile Detention Center. of the organization in the new Lonnann, at 27 years old, Is year ar e to inform the public of devoted service promoting the Faye said today that the re e profession." one of the youngest presidents the significance of juvenile allegedly took drugs at of such an organization in the "realtor" and the group's code Lormann said Mrs. Rollin Is the time of his arrest. He said state of Florida. The local 500- of ethics and to show the public also e di tor of the Board's the effects were e vident when member organization Is now realtors are professionals, monthly publication, "The the youth reached the local receiving recognition on the He added the local board's Smoke Signal." facility and officials took him to of 0 Deep within the Central Intelligence Agency, Finally, on Feb. 15, 197Z the CIA out of sheer But my CIA escorts were disappointed. The either of detecting locked in one of its supersecret, three-way desperatirn placed me under surveillance, or neutralizing my non. circuitous route was taken to avoid traffic. For existent combination safes, is the story of an illegal Twenty CIA heavies, laden with binoculars, recording device, A CIA technician, I all their breathless trailing, they got to hear me understand, manned the dials in a nearby mobile operation. walkIe-talkies, secret cameras and Other James deliver a lecture at Seton Hall University. unit or hotel room. It was a CIA farce, an exercise in domestic Bond paraphernalia, followed me around the At the appotntJ hour. Helms face me deviltry, a Mack Sennett comedy come true. It country and photographed people entering my CBS situation became more hilarious when across chose this same period to film a 'IV report the table, confident of Ida was called Project Mudhen. superior wattage. offi ce, on my activities for the show, "Sixty Minut'" Relaxed and iinf$#.*..4 I-----I ik k; c ri - .:.. M While the Bangkok government tried to play down the 4. [ .. Lormann Takes Gavel I AR t ealtors eeginc1 crisis with Its northern neighbor, the Laotian Communist government in a broadcast accused Thailand of "brazen and open violation of lao sovereignty" intended to "create tension along the Lao-Thai border." . BERRY'S WORLD '. still aground. 10 .:. He - BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Two Thai planes strafed Laotian positions, and Thai and Laotian guns dueled across the Mekong river border between the two nations as ibai forces tried to recover a grounded patrol boat, reliable reports from the northeast frontier said today. Thai marines and frogmen, working under cover of darkness Tuesday night, recovered the body of a navy man killed aboard the grounded boat by Laotian gunfire, the Thai military command reported. But the boat was 0 0 0 where Services (DYS) official today said a 16-year-old boy who told s, Thai Planes Strafe Laotians Agency Gets Criticism Over Rules .! . MADRID, Spain (AP) — Generalissimo Francisco Franco survived another night, and his doctors reported this morning that his condition was unchanged. A brief announcement on the 34th day of the 82-year-old dictator's Illness said he had a quiet night. Apparently there was no recurrence of the massive abdominal hemm4rhaging which he suffered early Tuesday. The doctors late Tuesday afternoon reported there had been no evidence of additional bleeding for some hours. But they said the old man was still In "critical" condition, a term the newspaper ABC Interpreted as "the last rung of his Illness. It cannot change, and it cannot get worse" without death. JOHN VAN GIESON A State Division of Youth different In that juveniles are a hospital his stomach didn't overdose at our " held there pending court was pumped facility," Faye said j disposition of their cases and acircuIt court judge this week the juveniles do not leave the of drug use by juveniles at a center to attend school. For a Foot Stomping DYS facility was referring to a Nicholas Edward Hartley, 16, Good TIMS in the Volusia County halfway house, told Circuit Judge J. William not the Sanford Juvenile Woodson on Monday that he got nostalgic atmosphere Detention Center. , involved ln drugs ata state DYS Sanford Detention Center facility and ran away "because 01' the 20' Viii.... director Tom Faye explained they were going to send usoff." :i that the halfway house Is a •:In a story In Tuesday's "non-secure" facility where Herald, Hartley was quoted as P - •T'.. committed juveniles live while saying: "Everybody else there James Lorrnann (left) Is Installed president of The Board of they attend public schools. (DYS center) was doing It Realtors by John Hogan. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Faye said the Sanford facility Is (drugs)," Faye said today that the DYS facility that Hartley - Franco Clings To Life; Condition Still Critical 4. l DON OAKLEY Wednesday, Nov. 19,19 75--SA Record Clarified By DYS A farm tractor with roll bars? That's what you'll be seeing in the not too distant future as the Occupational Safety and Health Ad. ministration (OSHA) has Issued its final standard requiring roll-over protective structures. OSHA officials say that body reached its decision because roll-over tractor accidents claim the lives of over 540 operators annually. Thus, the OSHA standard requires that all employe.operated tractors of over 20 engine horsepower manufactured after Oct. 25, 1976, be equipped with the roll-over protective structure (roll bar), seat belt and allied equipment which meets or exceeds performance requirements set forth Never thought we'd see the day, but guess it's a good Idea. —Bill Carrie Have you been inundated lately by 'junk Mall' and want to put a stop to it? Believe it or not there is something you can do about it. By simply sending a form to the Direct Mall Advertising Association's (DMAA) 'mail preference service' you can have your name removed from the matting lists of all 1,600 member fir rim In the association. According to a spokesman for the DMAA, 65 per Advance tickets may be purchased at either lire station or from Program Chairman William C. Galley, assistant fire chief. Let's all get out to this Gospel Sing and support our firemen. After all, they support is far more Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cent of all direct mall advertisers are members of the association, therefore your mall will be greatly reduced through utilization of the serVIce. To get a name removal form, write to the DMAA, 730 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y., 10017. Take It from one who knows, It works. There's going to be a gigantic flea market and bake sale on Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Stromberg. Carlson recreation area. Sponsored by the Stromberg-Car[jon Employes' Recreation Association, the event will be held from 9a.m. until 6 p.m. and the public Is invited to join in the fun. In order to get to the Strombere-Carlson recreation area, take the Lake Mary exit off Interstate-4 and follow the signs. You'll enjoy the day and help others at the same time. 111TJ Competition Needed Among The Airlines When the President announces a plan to reduce the burden of government regulationon a major - , a .1.1 - .i industry, we wuwu expect to near near we iouaest cheers from the industry affected. Just the opposite has happened since Mr. Ford asked Congress to begin dismantling the regulatory structure which keeps the nation's airlines under the thumb of the Civil Aeronautics Board. It is the airlines that are complaining. This emphasizes the point Mr. Ford has been making as he unveils his policy for deregulation of our transport.ation industries. Regulatory agencies which are supposed to be serving the public interest are than most of us realize. Thomas M. Pinch, Longwood Margaret F. Young, Maitland Mechill Gantt, Titusville Brian L. Dickinson, Winter Springs DISCHARGES Sanford Virgil E DeBose Louis Harris William A. Hunter Sue J. Hutchison Edsel R. Minter Sr. Elizabeth N Stevens Ruby D. Williams Mrs. Leon (Sylvia) Graham - d Chid' (ô - 11=A sandwichorbfvv. - Happy Birthday, America! Youll soon be200years old. To honor the occasion Chick-fIl-A is giving out gifts galore. Shiny new-issue Bicentennial Quarters, sure to become collectors items. To receive your FREE Bicentennial Quarter, simply present the coupon below when you purchase a deliciously different Chick-hi-A sandich or box lunch Chick-hI-A is especially good with an ice cold cup of Coca-Cola El This special birthday offer Is for a limited time only. Sorry only one 25 coin, per person, per order, with the coupon below. — -. ', • • . '- ( - - .• - . • . • - -• ---_ - —-- & boy Richard M.Whalen Mrs. David (Rosemary) Beulah G. Tinsley, DeLand Hollingsworth & girl Harry S. Bosley, Deltona Nicholas Muller Jr., DeBary Francis .1 Mtinonvin 1e T Niehnic fli1tnn, j (') v I o,• 0 1 1 1 It's the real thing. 5 �____________ - A-Even i ng Herald, Sanford , Ft. -I _____________ Reli Mort Walker / RE%iEs(ØER 4Oe IT IF THE gi on ACROSS - j A 41 Hot on time worship _ FEET! HO ROSCOPE_ I - ... .. 1, P1391 Part i sutft ( Engy units 30 Burden Burmese 11-A _________________________________________________ — THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sonsom sprite 31 Island off IL% RIW WHO K Teu, WWJ M1.41 HE W cowff"CF BRIJTUS 1 21 Floor I worshiper poetry Sound S 'od 57 Femin-rie appeIIiin L1 4 Po'cleo la,)l C -00 41 10 11 12 — F-F g —— — J6 - 13 14 — — — — 16 ______________ 0 viin 00 *4 ,ft , a I" . 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"A%~ 11 ~, - 44VIATURE I/ *1751, 19 & = REG 16 88 pf, ..(,, 88? 2999 (A ,") t Veterans of Foreign Wars color members will be in charge A 6n TCH IN T/AAF BR a 'L I 88 SE swat[ i - I C 14" WIDTh PATIO AND SIZES - P LECTRI 111111111111111111111111111111 WONDERLON (~ PANTY HOSE l'u'? ,%f / FUtLSIZE - _. —' guard, Sheriff John Polk, Pop spacing and controlling the Warner Football squads, Cub parade. KIT RENT OUR 88 10 DOUGLAS FIR OfRISTMA 1 [!A A N EE TWIN SIZE -'.m_ .- 1. -_ _.~, ~_. .. bow The carnival will take place The Tuiskawilla Middle School on the school grounds from I I Band wiI1 play and march in the a.m. to 5 P.M. parade and there will be a Among the units scheduled to contest for the best decorated participate in the parade are bicycle. the Fern Park fire truck, l.yrrwn Iligh School Beta Club TUB AND . el-11" VAPORIZER flA(€ R SYRUP - right again on Hunterfield Road dressed In historical coetumes and down Oxford Road to the will march behind a color guard school. dressed as the "Spirit of 'u", NErlul' AFCO OJUI.Tiftifs . 6 V, DeVILBISS - Teacher Fife and Drum Corps and Carnival Association (11 TA) Wtorical flags, ch"rleadem ~ CALCULATOR INSTANTLY -, OW GAI1014 I-vi . It— ADDSSLA TPACTS E II. Scouts, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts English Estates Elementary guard, Indian Guides, 4 School Bicentennial Parade and Longwood Elementary School FAST MR. SUNSHINE 0 and Brownies, YMCA color " .,-.11 Still SLAMS 88 1%.11,01 I WELCOME MAT U val Scheduled At School I 1695 *NO 181CIS ho CUTS \ - S -- ., a.m. proceeding down Der- Bug and clowns and English b~yshire Road from CWppola Estates drill team with 2o Trail, turnlig right on Bicentennial flags. Glastonberry Road; turning English Estates students (00P N' ,,, J -- 'I by Dick Turner I UU • I -c r HAIR PRAY -, i annual niarnc JUICE IN SECONDS . ELECTRICITY DOES THE WORK' ', But Rep Harve) Matthe of Orlando, a Republln 0 SILEX REG --- JUST who said Tuesday he will register as a Detrio,crat, is considered cice to Tucker and a probably su pporter in BY JANE CASSELBERRY I NEW ' ~i NORELCO ROTARY _< no Para e, \ - ; i Il 77 i i ~ -4 HAMILTON BEACH 8 - ..,, - I. i - I 1 ••' : - PROCTOR CORN POPPER HEATER I suPpiort House Speaker Donald Tucker's bid for a virtually unprecedented secoind term. I t two FOl (IJI GALAXY STAIFjj I ' STI f L LiMiT I *6.- CAMERA KIT 1 11011AS T041 GRII comma FACIAL TISSUE BO X OF 200 . -- AT - -- '' ' I •SAIITY tA • KODAK FG2/ lIMIT / 5 CT Matthews Denies Commitment TALLAHASSEE lAP) A legislator who is sw i tching parties says he has ma commi tmen t to - . B RONZE LIMIT 2 . - - ~.(J I ---': BLADES - -'- I- . 1. I -- 11% KLEENEX DEODORANT 58 -- ~ Z. i . - . - is • A if , KIT IM11111 I0~1 I'Mowwaffiefac IN lirat bVA *4 • %F housing favors and of lying to a federal grand jury Investigating the alleged kickbacks, i :'.'irt OESITIN ~ : :. 12 I_ _ - IN - I A I= LOTION I I'.Ol i - II . ' GUARD - I % F 11 i;1. 1 IIGHT SKIN - 1 114 '. - . - ill TABLETS ORLANDO (AP) - Atenthverjj date of Jan. 5 I'm beyond the building up into eating a lot to gain Uristage. My wife is always giving needed fa t tha t c in be harmful me heck for being so ft. to you. ? OF I 1 00 BOTTLE ______ I VjO W • - , 'aI_ - BUFFERIN R N ' I DESITIN has bm set if the government decides to prosecute former Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., on two unresolved charges in an alleged ,Oushnd scandal. U.S. District Judge George Ymng said Tuesday that a .status hearing on the case will be held Nov. 25. Gurney faces charges of conspiring to ra ise an Illegal fund through kickbacks from builders seeking federal _----- are actually in the W resting. V1OLE- N 4 a to . . . - = Gurney Trial Date Set you may feel satisfied before grate f ul that you are thin because it probably means you Have always watched my diet are in better health Ow most of TO GOOD OLP 40%*RaCAN GRVED 0 to graveyard shift (security - ~ - . 01._01 . SEX S%MD SEX AND . by the federal Environmental Protection Agency that it found radiation dangers in houses buat on reclaimed pimphate mincs. - underweight. My weightinches, is 115 You stuff yourself. po unds, height 5 feet A d I'm 69 years old. Your weight is a direct th younger days my balance between how many weight was always around 150 calories you take in and now pounds. I've always been in many your body uses. lAck of sleep might increase your use good health. Could over-mastication f of calories a little bit but not enough to k much dif- -- . The payments are being processed following a decision that "the radiation problem is not a al danger," Randy Miller, Auditing Bureau chief in the comptroller's department, said Tuesday. ' - - _ fac, that radiation remains on the land, a state official sure to get the lead again to be CARNIVAL . 1 ~ R_ - 1*0/ . M C,IISICUI ds, •. . IW trimms is Eciatill's p6srulcy d*P1"a*" Tlist's I ~~.. - E )W W ~ ys. able to lead a second trump, This will cut South down to a maximum of nine tricks which t enough r ;111 sure is whether you are 69 or 24. — TAIJI1ASSEE (AP) — o phosphate mining firms can be paid $1.5 million for reclamation despite the 1 I _________ Radiation Threat Discounted .vl I • — No, eating slowly will not st amped, self-addressed en' ye! for mailing. Address cause you to lose weigh t you don't need, There was an old your letter to me sleep has never been too - - - - - ~- 11 ,"'.."'.."..".............. oi nervousness, sweating, if you are older. It is the amount tremulousness th.at a person of weight that a muscle lifts may have from low blood sugar that determines its strength. I ry little or whenever adre naline activity that :rnuchYo loa ding released excess amount your muscles To get more information send are just like everyone else, if too slowly and that's why I'm 1 . . - / 11 -I anxiety, notdlssimilar from the can rebuild muse mass, e . daughter, Angela, is a high school freshman and his son, Vntytn Is a seventh urader.• ' (4 ___________ . - in turn ept schoolctWdren are "inculcated with the principles of truth, honesty and patriotism and the -practice of every .6 onment partment of Askew "has seen nothing of fensive in his own childr,en's textbooks," Press Secretary Paul Schnitt said. Askew's DEAR DR. IAMB - I have eat slowly your body has a been told by several that I eat chance to respond to food, and N %W- I I An Iowa reader wants to know who invented the 4-3-2.1 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, fad of reducing by chewing your Radio City Station, ,cw N York, food slowly. The only way it affected a person's weight was NY 10019. - t symptoms zan be caused from maintain a well-rounded a r oo exercise program for life. As I the heart and much ceffee and colas, tor Oflga.5 example, can caum a state of culation are in good shape you number 3-9, Low Blood Sugar: Olp 11-19 keep in mind that these same To avoid this one needs to in %_ I , on ' - hing national se or impr The petiUor. which arned in the Capitol Tuesday, called officials to make th at Florida "•• old age are thin, not fat. -.-' - f that they say is an abundance of sex, obscene language and ftist political leanings in state textbooks. I ruff. the aces of hearts and diimondi and the queen of clubs fie still has two good By Os% aid & James Jacoby count One of the old cliches Is It was I nvented In 1915 b . . When in doubt Bryant SIcCampbell of St, trumps %%c to amend it L ouis . ho suggested to - " When not in doubt -lead Milton Work that he use it for trumps notrump bidding York did \estshouldnotbefndoubt and it betame known as the todav lie has four small Work count Cliarles Goren * that are only useful made it so popular in contract trumps for one thing. Every time he that it now universal, leads one he makes declarer use two high trumps. (Do you have a question Suppose, W est opens a dia• for the experts? Write "Ask mond South might well fall the Jacoby care of this short of 10 tricks, but he can newspaper. The Jacobys will collect them if he knows how, answer indivadual questions fie takes dummy's ace of it stomped, self-addressed diamonds and promptly ruffs envelopes are enclosed. The I diamond, Then he leads his most inteiesting questions king of clubs ovdif be usod in this column W St takes his ace and arid will receive copies ol decidts to lead a trump but it JACOB V MODERN) . The of - I Spot by Volusla County exceeded l — ace of hearts and ruff s a club Now he rulls another diamond with his last trump and has want :.. 1 Ilk or r"tt DEAR READER - A lot of article wait very interesting, people would like to have your but I would like to ha ve some problem. Although there are more detailed information, any exceptions, if you look around that you may have dealing with )OU will notice that a high I— I I U ' i : . your column about emotional Fishing conflict has been caused state-owned land has not yet flowerer, Smith sated holds the sand dunes together, by Iler the creation of the proposed taken place and it was the he received word Tuesda to is subject to arrest, a stiff fine, as the barricades back near is and this will beach In the stat e. section of the park owned One of the most rontroversial thetopofthedunesauowing the be str ictly eorced! Due to the many telephone the state, but has been offered ues aect1ng Un r 0 authority in placing the fishermen to park as wai cis telling of the parking to t he national Central Florida surf fishermen Euga has an appointment park service to barricades and handing out promised or a year ago when ban, De lbert Euga, member of be Included In U new seashore with Donald K. Guiton, tickets for il legcl pa rking when this problem first came up. e advisory' council 0 0 park. Colonel James Cook , superintendent of the new In reality the barriers were Florida De Natural According to Euga Donald iIIel. Euga stated that orders have seashore park, Thursday a.m. Superintendent of State Parks, Resources, was assistant director of the ordered barricades gone out to the Florida Marine and his comments wifl tx,, £'ItC0 o1us,a ' uga u Paol and State wires 1101 Department Oi Natural Park Service allow parking in the established publhedintbcSunday edition County road enwneer stated to to Tallahassee all day Tuesday Resources under Harmon NOT to enforce the parking ban of the Sanford Herald. turn-out areas along Vie beach Euga that his department was In an effort to clear up the Shields, talked to Ney Lan. th ,where illegal barriers exist South Oi New Smyrna. only trying to cooperate wi Anyone receiving a ticket fr,r matter of who has jurisdiction drnm, director of Parks and state and federal agendcs In The barriers, placed by in this area - the County of Anyone caught driving over illegal parking in this area is Recreation, and Col. Cook. protecting the sand dunes from the dunes, parking On requested to contact Euga at Volusia County, limited parking Volusta, the State of Florida, or From them it was learned that erosion caused by beach vegetation, or in any way 323-2754 before taking any to only one car, which mean t the federal government. t.e ansfer of acres bu ggies driving over the dunes. des oying the plant life which acUon in t he matter. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. Reuben Askew and oth er state of fi cials have received a 2G-foot-Iong telegram containing th e names 1,130 parents unhay over what the 10 he needs If West opens a trump he is ft-West vulnerable says. Textbooks Draw Protest trumps in dummy tn give him V A 7 54 # 10 j6 K Q 3 2 of r I iui Times ; Al mv, ruffs another diamond. them. One trump in dummy, 's schools have mild symptoms course, they have been it. diagnosed by a doctor. Your J . IL / 'U 1 iririr • effects of hypoglycemia low blood sugar), and I have this problem. I have found that a lot . \ I_ q VAST _ DEAR DR. LAMB — I read in si-si - p 1% FST los 1A -L~. - % Si — ' !P A tails — PLEASE.sLclD4E -CANJ'f NO,ECA4JSE IM NOT YCU GfVE h* SOME r SPFEAKINS TOIYW, EITHER! 7'f # A Q 8 32 7 Petersburg A I The Times said O'Malle at fir the money, saying it wasn't enough, but said "No, I'll keep It," when Hairnowitz started to take it . , too late. South wins in dum• is 19 SOUTH Mi Chic Young •" iore On Blood ' BLONDIE '.' —. — — — — _____ *6542 ~ 'v ' • v J 82 ./ I I WHERE! I %H)li\ Ii USVAI.I) .IUI Thomas O'Mall In an article written for today, the Times said flaim0witz comfirmed Tuesday handing the cash to O'Malley at a Jacksonville motel. -- 63 ,,,, i - Gome- I - NORTH 5" ...NES - BRIDGE WIN AT _____________________________ erIect an apparently illegal $1,5oo cash campaign contribution in 1970, the St. rewards you do get could and should be. - 61 — 62 ____ . - 48 06 POCKET WHEN WE SORT' ,f . 46 I _ YMA PET V041TE KAT M . SCHOOL AGAIN 'I 43 42 . I 60 ,2 Committee, gcve theMreas ss in — _________________ OSCAR Harold chairman of the Without being arrogant about It. It YOUR BIRBHDAY it. demand what's due you. You Nov-20,1975 may get more than you exll be luckier than US You' pected to the first place. th mi is co ng year in your war LIBRA (Sept. ) 1 ,l.ms (t excellent or career, You may not get i 01W jUi&6i iC Ii' _1 I • nd I things everything you u&v, vU, )OU won't be unhappy at the I 39 41 Campaign Cash, Report Says - . .. - FORGET r I 36 itl 38 ______ 44 by Stolid & Hcimdahl THEN IT.k5 UNDEIZS*r00D_. 014- EWHH 31 At Wednesday,- Nov. 1 9, 1975-IA - n!orcLfL hore park. This concensus of opinion that more . -C%,- BUGS BUNNY 30 — — ______ _________________ 2 that approxi mately 15 cars could use a five-mile stretch of rf is ald Outdoor Editor some of the finest su m his problems He'll remember or • a you have In mind. WLh price your kindness, VIRGO (Aug. 23-,Sept. 22) little horse-trading you can do I — — (J;_~~ t(j~ 24 34 33 t; :~), : 19 - 4.4) I ; ) ff ________ 29 NO A13OUT THE ONE COMINO UP I (I 18 23 141 ,, RECOVERED FROM IT 1) ____ r 20 21 22 by Larry Lewis _____________________________________ TiReD~~ WHAT HAVE IiOU C70T TO BE ~l R 9 D A BOUT,0103 17 - 4 - illegal vening Hers ! Ban Removed Parking * O 'Malley Received ay, but YOU need a I your enjoyment. Pick "e friend and equally restl an you,11 have a ball. CAPRICORN ( Dec. 28 GEMtri (vi8Y 'une ) I L 19 bout it 19) willing to figen to your side of for some time, but now is the start that exercise the story today. Talk to him time program. Get the logging te3 while he is receptive. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Out. IUS Wan. 2(~Feb. 19) AQ Insigh ta you ha ve re arding hat ou Uünk you are You are matters ait tin, our gcareer ay. If you feel you're going day. Follow are on target them quietly for best results. to be lucky, you probably LEO (July 23.Aug. 22) You'U be. If you wa?t to move spot a friend who is on the moun ta ins, go to .1 PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar ) wrong track and set him right without letting others know of You're going shopping for Items soi 29 Near East r2345 . 52 Earth business and an You 'll good fort une with friends and 53 E%pIos1,.e 24 Threaded c.",,Vof lcoll I 8 Ac,aw-11 -&• covering 5 K4u$@ Of lyric 27 Vapor$ criocolat, U '0 BRIEF Takes Action Superintendent By BOB ORRELL nk big. The deib will be. 45 Worsted 22 Regular 2 Cob' 39 ioffee. ) AU)O HRE \Thl A30UT IR W A 4(6-" -)(- nt;iy 12 Rodent fabric to Clod 's servant 47 es 20 Morally pure 50 Zoo am-al DOWN Venezuela T J IN large pror• .42 Pass avvay openings P?QPCIIY 35 Repeat 0"iwiiu.... 7 FA io .. .,... 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I .f - I -_ ..fit7 . *kV#'r**, I"Plats. ~"T two ,Col*#*, • iruap'c I S(M 7W.Wl ., L I toy X_ - - .. 0 -__~ 1 •3PAP4ELSFITSTAP4DARD VAPM - - I ADHESIVE AEOUIRED F A - I _ I OF 41 ON SMF0% I - SflUiV j "'111 INE MAN'S Garry Tnideau __ by I K Ryan 1' by DOONESBURY - I -~ _ --- �-..---.-"-. -- - - - r- - - -- - -- - - :-: - 4 _ . Satelliste iven Nod, As Seminoles Bowl Opponent G By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor * " ference member Satellite got the nod over half a dozen other promising candidates. The Rotary Bowl filled the remaining berth for its Nov. 29 football game today with the announcement that Satellite was selected to play Seminole. A four-man delegation from the South Seminole Rotary Club will drive to Satellite Beach tonight to sign a contract. A number oi Central Florida teams were under consideration, and in a decision 'which was finalized close to midnight Tuesday, Space Coast Con- Satellite athletic director Dick Abraham gave a verbal cdmmitment Monday afternoon. Details of the contract are yet to be worked out. However, Rotary Bowl officials say they will ' Satellite Is 6-3 and a favorite In its season finale Friday at home against Melbourne. Satellite coach Fred Chase said his team was "eager" to make a postseason appearance. Saturday afternoon) involving Apopka, Lyman, Lake Brantley and Oviedo. Seminole, 7-2, closes its season against county rival Lake Brantley Friday night at home, Traveling to Satellite tonight will be Anderson, Rotary Club President Loren Stake, events chairman Dale Bennett and advisor to the executive board Canton Henley. The Rotary Bowl will be staged at Lyman High, closing out a weekend of festivities which will include a two-day basketball tournament (Friday night and The Satellite-Seminole matchup will pair third place teams from their respective Class AAAA districts. Each were beaten by relatively close scores by __ _ • the first and second place finishers within district. Seminole's losses were to Gainesville, 7.6, and DeLand, 18-13. Victories came at the expense of Oviedo, Mainland, Spruce Creek St, Augustine, Colonial, Lyman and Se.abreeze. Satellite was beaten by Merritt island, Astronaut, 17-0, and Vero Beach, 23-7. to The Scorpions defeated Titusville, Cocoa, West Palm Twin Lakes, Eau (lathe, Rockledge and Cocoa Beach. , A - I - - - - - Lauds Effort Ma Hoople Piicks Wolves - __ _ ___ •- L, _: Make Noise, " -. . _______ . . vl . __ __ __ 11 (_ - . ... ..... .1.51. __ - . _~ . •.----- - ----., . - :- .' __________ . __ _;p Florida I-. - a _____ By MAJOR AMOS B. HOO1'LE see the lead swing back and :~ Notie Dame 28, Miami (Fla.) 18(N) The Herald Services forth, the Sooners will be on the 13, (N) So. Carolina 24, Clemson 13 Egad, friends, here we are at front end, 3528, when the gun Miami ( r ame (0.) 21, Cincinnati 17 3 California 34, Stanford 25 Super Saturday again. That sounds. Ohio State 25, Michigan 21 West Va. 29, Syracuse 25 annual event when long-time In THE GAME at Harvard Minnot.a 17, Wisconsin 14 Temple 21, Drake 12 traditional rivals get together Stadium, Yale, whose coach Miss. St. 19, MississippI 14 The Youngster Tournament RIce 31, TCS 24 to se ttle od l scores and, more Carmen Cozza, has won more New sponsored by the Coca-Cola Mexico 28, New 1ex,St. 16 Toledo 31, Kent St. 28(N) often than not, conference titles games than any coach in Old Il . duced terrific bowling. linois 8, North western 6 LSU 26, Tula ne 20 (N) ,. . and bowl bids. . The following winners iii their Blue history, will take the Oklahoma 35, Nebraska 28 Brigham Young 29, UTEP 10 For starters, how a bout Ohio measur e of th e Harvard lads. Oregon categories have qualified so far 10, Oregon St. 7 Villanova 28, Boston U. 3 -Sta te and Michigan in their We look for the Bulldogs of my Pen . for the Junior Orange Bowl nsylva nia 23, Cornell 21 Wake Forest 17, Va. Tech. 14 By MARY JOHNSON 72nd renewal with the Big 10 Alma Mater to hang on 4. Tournament with the next for a Penn St. 35, Pitts. 21 Washington 27, Wash. St. 21 crown and the Rose Bowl trip well-deserved 20.17 victory round Dec. 26 and 27 In Coral 1 , ! ~ Princeton 28, Dartmouth 20 _ W. Tex. St. 14, Louisvi lle 12 _________________________________ _________ going to the winner? Or the 55th Boola-Boola! Gables. Rutgers 30, Colgate 17 Richmond 29, Wm. & Mary 18 mee ting of mighty Oklahoma In the other contests men- San Diego St. 22, Long Beach St. Yale 20, Winners from the Bantam set included games of 1.138- series. Bob Meyers converted Harvard 17 and Nebraska battling for the tioned above, we see the TenLeague are Ronny liar-old 152- 243 (handicap) 709. Mary will the 2-6 and 4.7-9 splits. Big Eight title and the nes.see VoLs squeezing past 1S8-l676 (handicap) 7 and also receive a Century Patch City Slickers Mixed League: prestigious Orange Bowl Kentucky, 21.20; Mississippi Katie Barbour 111-119.128-358 for rolling 120 pins over her "Star of the Week" is Betty assignment? And THE GAME State winning, 1914 over Ole (handicap) 565. Junior Division average In a single game. Swift with plus 85 pins. Omitted matching Yale and Harvard for Miss; Oregon 19.7 over Oregon winners: Both rolling first 200 Winners from the Senior w B from last weeks column was the 92nd time! games were Randy Johnson Division are Aaron Kaufman %yi State; Washington to finish 211 game. Some others that will get the ahead of Washington State, 27. 132-201-119-452 (handicap) 650 155-193.205.553 (handicap) 673 Juices running In the old grads 21; Purdue to thwart Indiana, and 13-year-old Mary Kaiser and Jeanette More 149.178-113- Sorry 'Willie. High for the eventhgwas Linda Eiland's 201are Tennessee vs. Kentucky 28-20, and Missouri to edge with 123, average was the star 440 (handicap,, 638. We'll be 485 for the women and Gordon (71st game); Mississippi and Kansas, 17-14. of the tournment as she had a looking for some more fine !foneycutt's 192-555 for the men Mississippi State (their 72nd); string of six strikes In a row for scores as they roll off In the l-'ac Eight shoot-out at in Other highs: Lynn Ejiand 185Oregon and Oregon State ( th e Sta nford, the Ca lifornia her first 3)0 a beautiful 243. Her December from our Sanford 535, Sher Vihien 172, Golden By hERSCHEl. NISSENSON when we played them last Pam Kansas State at ado: K- ______________ 79th); Washington vs. Bearshopingtomakethe ir f3 youths. AP Sports Wri ter year." Mclntrye 176, Kathie S ta Behrens te hasn't scor touchWashington State (68th Rose Bowl appearance since Barbour & Company Mixed 1674 NEW YORK (AP) — We've "I think it'd going to be one down in five game Colorado and Cheryl Lowle 163. renewal), and this trio of bowing to Iowa in 1959, will League: High for done such a lousy job fore- heck of a game," says Illinois' 24-7. the night was Turkeys fell for Mary Johnson, games, all for the 78th time - whip the host Cardinals, 34-25- casting . Ron Allman's 589 series with the college oo ba f t ll Bob Blackman. "If McIntyre, Doug Lace, Linda th ed ey play Purdue vs. Indiana, Missouri. har-rumph! two 200's during the evening Califoa at Sord: Winscores this year that we're go- each other 10 times, I'd and Lynn EI1and, and Ka thie Kansas, and Californiai 201-2(t)). High game was rolled Beh Now io on with my forecast, trig to let some coaches preview Ohio State would winsay five,ner for o a wild garinust wait re ns and Travis Hutcherson Stanford. aturday November 22 by Bob Locke 215-562. Chuck UCLA-SoutheCal to de_____________________ a couple of this week's big Michigan four and the other one both rolled four in a row. There'll be 101,701 spectators Air Force 21, Wyoming 15 Stuney 200-557. J.W. Dunlap Sr. d de Rose Bow California ________ games. would probably be a tossup." Phyllis Fuller spared the 3-10 on hand in Michigan Stadium Appalachian St. 28, Davidson 14 206-525, Starr Hendricks 3)028 __________ First, Michigan at Ohio The pick and Lynda Eiland picked up the ... Michigan 17-14. and another 100 million, give or Arizona 36, Utah 16, (N) 539, Alice Hendricks 523, Rick 5-10 Cincinnati at nJ, 0.: Sta te: Next, Nebraska at Oklatake one or two heh-heh — In Arkansas 24, Texas T Grant 504-Walter Denny 525, set Special of theek ... Ciaech 17 "I think it's a dead even hnma: " front of their TV sets as Woody Baylor 28, SMU 6 and Polly Price 523. cinnati 61 13. Deltona Pinbusters Mixed game, 0-0," says Minnesota's Iowa State'sTarle Bruce says Hayes leads his vaunted Ohio Boston Col. 32, Mass. 7 Sanford Business Machines League: High for the men was Missouri at K.as: Winner Cal Stall. "Quarterback could both teams have good State Buckeyes against star Brown 17, Columbia 10 Mixed League: Donnie Bob WiLson's 215-537. 111gb for be the difference. Ohio State's but Nebraska's "isoffenses more meets Pitt in tSun Bowl ... pupil, Bo Schembechler's Colorado Sta . 35, Utah State 12 Co Anderson could do issou ri 27-20. no wrong as the women was Lois Palmer rnelius Greene is Just super. devastating. Nebraska controls M . Maize and Blue. In the usual Colorado 42, Kansas St. 21 ' he rolled .jgames of 203-fl7198-466. Other highs: Ernest But the thing is that Ohio State the scrimmage line well enough Texas Tech akansas: Baknock down, grind-it-out Holy Cross 24, Conn. 13 f or the high series 653, Torn Gajdusek 212-501, Walter Denny has so many ways they can beat so they can do anything they zorbacks' batild battered football favored by these great Duke 15, No. Carolina 14 Wheaton's 199-198-208.605 and 200.499, Harold Kock 190-534, you. The first thing you have to want offensively." and bruised. Sod Upset Specoaches, the Bucks will start E. Carolina 27, VMI 10 (N) Joe's Benton's 243.619 aren't to Gus Reirmdl 180.5, Joe Weick do is stop the buffalo (246-pound The pick ... Oklahoma 27.17. cial ... Texas ti 21-14. taking Rose Bowl reservations Florida St. 28, Houston 2i (N) fullback Pete Johnson). If you be slighted at all. Alice lien- 180-502 and Norman Becker 186 Last week's score was 52 Harvard at le: Crimson's wlthaclose25,2l win. Jove, this Purdue 28, IndIana 20 dricks was high for the women and Estelle Scheafer 182. Also do that, Greene can kill you." right, 14 wrong, two ties for a offense vs. j' defense -' Is one you won't want to miss! Okla. St. 33, Iowa State 23 ... as she rolled a 203-593 and during the evening Teddy And he didn't even mention .788 percentage. For the season, Harvard 21-2 MARY KAISER The Oklahoma Sooners, still Michigan St. 24, Iowa 21 Marianna LeParte had a 535 Dunaway rolled a tripli cate Archie Griffin. it's 485-191-14--,717. smarting from their amazing Missouri 17, Kansas 14 game of 116. Split conversions: What would it take to beat Penn State at Pitt: has Pitt's upset at the hands of Kansas, Tennessee 21, Kentucky 30 Ave Narsico 5-8-10, Phil Ohio State, Cal? program caught up with Penn will make it another successful Arkansas St. 33, La Tech 28, Augusto 3-7-10, and Harold "A hell of a defensive effort. State? "We'll find out Saturrsett season as they whip the ex- (N am Kock 4-7.9. And I really don't know who can day," says Coach Johnny Macellent Nebraska Cornhuskers. Ohio U 30, Marshall 7 stop them. They are a great jors. "I think we can play with Monday Morning Blues In a wild scoring fray that will Maryland 37, Virginia 14 football team, more solid than 'em." So do we ... Pitt 26-21. Ladles League: Charlie Gross Trucking team high was rolled . . - 11 by Dorine MacAteer 179-500 and I . ,,- --Z u_-V.~ P17TSBUII (AP) - Ile bounds and was moved back to beyond the endzone with a jar. the high from the Johnnys still doesn't;e his act togeth- the 20, but Carson Long saved ring tackle. "The dude gave me Standard Service team was Sue .. Wynn's 181.459. Ann Smith was er In the crone, but the art- Pitt with a kick of more than 60 a shot," Dorsett said, high for her team IF.R.T,D.) istry Tony rsett uses to get yar ds. Dorsett himself was angry also wi th a 181-498. Fleet line there mar him Associa ted Against William & Mary, against Temple. He said deHomes's high game was rolled Press Baclthe Week today In Dorsett was approaching the fenders had been abusing him by Donna Lepore 160. The high college foll. goal line when he turned and verbally, so as he neared the the morning was by team He av 113 yards per try back-pedaled the Last yards, end zone on a 51-yard pass-run, for No. 8 Ann Muth with a 184. in rushin 303 yards -i1 Satur- like Johnny Rodgers (former he held the ball out to taunt deNiland's Bar had Janet Bew :day in P1: 20 victory over Nebraska All-American) used fenders, then he lobbed it to -' - " Tribe To Host Jamboree wi a 160 and th arbara Kelley's B Noire D One of his two to do. "I wanted to do some- them after scoring, 41 two games of 150. Mary touchd am on a classic thing a li ttle extra for the fans, The next week against Army, Jo Basketball Warmup hn son had e th only turkey 71'ard carried a short show them T. D. is still around," Dorsett re frained from endzone cAIPORN/A -o and Norma Sharp spared the 6-8 pass for the other, 49 he said, antics. He also rushed for 268 split ' to ,, er'. Seminole High basketball coach Joe Mikls announced St we've "He's seen all That upset a William & Mary yards to win AP Back of the CHUC< today that his team would be host for a hastily prepared year," Noire Dame an. defender. He banged Dorsett Week. Washday Dropouts Mixed MQNCIE.,. Jamboree Monday night, serving as a warmup for his nouncer Hornung. ague: Tom Hopkins 213 was Le team's opener the following weekend. "Supe' 't a good enough the high game rolled and West Orange, Lyma n and Bishop Moore will round out adjective said Pitt Coach ' Mann McNutt 561 was the I / the field. s. I Johnn I high series. Other highs: Monday's jamboree will open at 7:30 with a quarter "Fai ," said Penn State ' Hopkins 520 and McNutt 210, Gil ' I between Bishop Moore and West Orange. At 8 it will be —s Coact J aterno. F'ilger W2-529, Bob Wilson 190Bishop Moore against Lyman, followed by West Orange of sPr i 520, Nancy Harris 182-and -49ll and Seminole at 8:30 and Lyman vs. Seminole at 9. twen g lines. In the end Marjorie Wilson 176. Converted zone, he still dogged by In. CHARLESTON, S.C.(APi - put two quick scores on the splits: Sam Kamisky 3-9-10, , ~ ki? /I % ___' consiste lack of originality Mike Ross 6-7-10, Bob Wilson & and hot ing that backfired. Brian fluff, who says "If they board against Furman, they 7-8 and Rudy Westfall 5-8-10. l'i can't score, you can't lose," is were depending on us to hold On hi 'ard run 5f FERN PARK — The Wild Man Is still loose at the SZ i_çc 11, 1 er took a pitch, left the Associated Press College 'em." "Attention" Don't forget the Orlando Jai-Alal fronton. -%~J ' That's what happened. Coach up coming Eleven th Annual defende nglng at the corner Lineman of the Week. Buff car;- ' ,,i\ - ,'.. vered with innate flea out his philosophy at line- Art Baker of Furman observed, Thanksgiving Classic at Bowl and ., 4 Azpi, called Wild Man because of his uncanny ability ,i ._.__'_.t, ease t ke loose from a backer for The Citadel and "It was a real defensive game America Sanford sponsored by to spray shots all over the court, has regained the lead in 4-' 11 pr t4t .1 siddlin uble. "me talent i earned the designation with a and he was involved in all the Skate City, $100 added prize the wins race. In fact, he has opened a margin of three '.''''' * - standout performance Satur- plays. I've seen some good line, fund by Skate City. Qualify Sat. have Is .gi ven," Dorsett over Sanchez, four over Celayn and five over larri and ,"-' day. backers but he 's as good as any Nov. 22 time 1-3-5-7 p.m. and said. Bilbao. It was against cross-state ri- I've ever seen." In ad zone, he used a Sun Nov. 23 1 p.m. only Finals: AzpI has 55 wins, 43 places and 44 shows in 337 games. borrowgmmick. Last year, val Furman In a battle of Ross said, "He's been playing TV type roll-offs. That Is (No. 5 Muguerza, sitting on 13 for the last 10 days, remains it wasno Wright dancing. Southern Conference teams. like that ever since he's been at vs No. 4) vs No. 3) vs No. 2) vs Chuck i as tops in singles competition. Arpi and Celaya have Receffihe's been shaking the The Citadel won 13-9 as Huff The Citadel. I think he's a corn- No. 1), on Sunday Nov. 23 at 3 closed the gap to one, and further challenges are coming ball a tossing It like crap- made eight tackles, assisted on plete linebacker." pm. from Bilbao, Sand and Fermin with 11 apiece. shootea 1974 Philadelphia 11 more, pounced on two Furman fumbles, sacked the quarEyes Pro D Eaglnt. His crap-shooting 1 was rriipted Saturday by terback once and broke up one Cage League To Organize Monday, Thurlildiy and rday I ,led two teammates who By MURRAY OLDERMAN then. They're hard thick plastic maulhim as he knelt on one He was selected over Gary An organizational meeting of the men's basketball The Herald Senkes now. Pt LS.\T! \C 1C ho \ Collins, Colorado Linebacker, knee league will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. In the Sanford They haven't stopped Chuck orb second score, Doi'sett who starred In a 24-21 win over Recreation Department. BERKELEY, Calif. - Harry from being the prime No. 1 ball gra)' a short pass at about Kansas. Team representatives are urged to attend to help set Muncie, who majors In carrier in the nation in 1. Buff Is a Junior who has Not Dame's 40-yard line. up leagu e by-laws and schedule plans. F criminology at the University of estimation of professional W he caught it, 56,000 started for the Bulldogs since '1 The loop is expected to open Dec. 8. Callforala, takes off his glasses football scouts, who are /,.2"' (ors knew he was gone. coming to Charleston from and twists the frames around programming computers for " only defender I saw was Mountainside. N.J. Although he /"/" -like they were made of silly the 1976 draft. i%,/ FoIlme,r Predicts Fast Race played in his high school's of. putty. That's how Harry, more He ai as famous as Ar-chic at goal line. I was off to fensive ba ckfield while anchorhe said. li fami arly known as Chuck, Griffin of Ohio State or Joe Ter scoring, Dorsett oi DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - Veteran driver !Iq ing the defense, he has settled 6 George Folliner says speeds of 175 miles per hour or more shows he isn't worried about Washington of Oklahoma or tball Into the stands, violat- in his position behind the right '- ,,_ violence being committed on even lucky Bell of USC. But an NCAA rule for a 15-yard side of the Bulldog front four will be needed to win the $212,000 InternatIonal Race of 1 his person while he is wearing Archie stands only 5.8, If that, Champions here next Feb. 13. and Is the unit's captain. lty. them. Follmei- made the prediction Tuesday after two days of When the final gun sounded and Joe Washington barely 'itt kicked from its 25 with tire testing at Daytona International Speedway. Two-time Glasses don't really suit measures 5-10, and Bell Is only veral minutes left before Saturday, Huff recalls he knew Chuck Muncie, especially as he a junior. Indianapolis 500 winner Bobby Unser won this year's race ilitime. The ball went out of he was able to get near the ball IS slttin here outside Harmon ,at 167.516 m ph., beating A.J. Foyt by less than two fed. The data on Muncie being fed but didn't realize until later exnni aunn In , _____ Tou n pro " _____ Footb Foreca ' s BySCFABiuJL -- ..,. t— ;.: - .. I --- ~ - - so= — I-- _ rose to the situation tonight." _ — j _ , _____ - - . -. - - , HARRIERS SET FOR STATE MEET - ' Complete Player' OAKLAND(AP) —a young season, with four of the five starters scoring in double figures to lead the balanced attack The win was un beaten Seminole's fourth In a row. Tampa College dropped to 1-1. The T Colle ge game Lake &antley High School's girls cross country team, primed for Saturday's state meet to Whiter Park,Is all smiles after its fine showing In last weekend's regional meet. T'be squad Includes, front row, left to right Cindy Sullivan, Teresa Tinsley, LesLie Sullivan, Jeannie D'Ar'illle, Second row, ,, Mary Ellen Neals, Lynn Des Gaythwafte, Jann Banks, Debbie Davis and Laura Rogers. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent). four days. The team can relax some now, with three days off before meeting Brevard __ ___ ----r±-' .4, - AWNSHRENROW 1 - p - -. . - . _L' - - —f- — ___ -- -- - . - ________ ' i '. .; -............- 10 - — . ?r' I _- Terry Jameson, sUrting his first game, filled In for an ailing Vernon Johnson and led the Seminola cagers with 29 points, Reggie McDonald followed with 18 and Chip Noe and Randy Faber both dropped 16. 'I (1 -. " ~_~? -a4 SE~~_~ - --__ -.1 - - ____ .- i ' I -- --- - -, •,--_- - ' . '' . --. - '_ ' . ,. . - .. _____ , - • ____' ____ , ' Virginia Squires Get Transf .. ______ ___ ' --- ' ____ _____ - ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ - -' -_- ': r' - - I .*W~t z" I __ _. _____ r ___ a a __ __ ry Do N To - Joe Mor. more things," be said. "Lu- But l always was the best hi . tter College, Morgan was signed in gari says he always was his rinskjdjdfl'trun besandsteaI on ' the team, always hit more 1963 by Houston for a Jameson, working close in $3,Q team's smallest player from like Joe Morgan. But on the home runs and things like bonus. most of the night, dumped in 14 Little League to the major other hand, I didn't hit home that," he recalls. "Size was I Eleven years later, Morgan of 16 field goal attempts to lead -- _ leagues. But he won the Nation.. runs like he did." never a hinderance to me; it reacted with subdued -h joy at re- a Raider attack that hit on 58 al League Most Valuable Play. Morgan's baseball career just was in other people's ceiving -baseball's highest per cent from the field. , er award by being a "complete started in lower middle-class minds. A lot j; of scouts used to award. Jameson and Noe were player." East Oakland, at the foot of the tell me, 'You're a great little "1 Look at it as a team victo. Seminole's top rebounders, "I think of myself a.acan- hills w C - - " here he, his wife and two ballplayer. I wish lcouJdsign ry,"he said. "Without them, each with eight. McDonal plete player, and I've jj d l chlldrennow live inafashjon-- you.' 'J " the thing would not ,.e tn assists with eight. combine everything into my able home with a swimming "That never really bothered possible. When there was that TI.: . d I . Leroy Staley led Florida In game — hitting, fielding, steal. pool. '. me I alwa ys figur ed ?" 4 ____iar -', they were last out in the Se ries, I was so defeat with 30 points, while trig bases and scoring," the •' "I was always the smallest the ones who were losing, not happy I L was frightened. I don't Marvin Allen added 25 and Cincinnati Reds' S400t-7 second guy on all the teams I played me" think any award could take the Henry "Snook" flckens 16 to :. ____ baseman said during an inter- for, starting with Little League. A After a year at Oakland City place of that." 't the Falcon attack. %lew at his borne here , 0. "I got the MVP award beThat Falcon attack which fell I -cause the club was ha ving a • . short ru lids k .;- -f.. great year and I was having a jL *Ø • SemInnieddenders harried ,fl ~ good year along with it.,, night long. Overthrown passes As the Big Red Machine and traveling Calls muffled the ' -_ -_ ground out pennant and World Seminole game somewhat In Se ries victories this $RJOfl, the first half. Morgan hit .327, fourth in the Florida out-pointed 5Cc 164 league, and reached base safely 40 late In the first half to lead 33-29 about half the times he came to A bat. His 132 walks led the pulled in front to stay at half. league, his 67stolen bases on 77 NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The The Squires' indebtedness aside any doubts about the fu- time 49-45 Raider Terry Jamesea prepares to loft a pa ever the bead .1 Falcon Mae Weathers. Tim'g attempts were second, his iu'i Virginia Squires, back on their surfaced only a few days ago, ture of Terrell Jones watches the league." "I'm prowl of the way we runs were fourth. He drove in 97 feet thanks to a last-minute and word soon leaked out that If the Squires had collapsed, came back In the first half," - .-. — rims, smashed 17 home runs money transfusion, vow they ,000 was needed to finish the they would have become the said Sterling. "Y ou 've surely __ 1. and 27 doubles He capped the will take steps in the coming season . :' - --third ABA team to fold this got to be able to stay in there season with the wthninghit off weeks to nuke the team a vi. T1 Investors met here Sunday season, The San Diego Sails with such a good team as Boston in the seventh game of able American Basketball t*it could not raise the entire went out of '/r. j -Ii .. business earlier this Florida " jjiL_the World Series. Association franchise i,M .-t amount month and the Bal timore Claws .Sloppy ball ha ndling conAfter being selected MVP The Norfolk Investment Co., Kirk Saunders, general man went 1 shortly before the Unued to plague Seminole after '--Tuesday, Morgan said "The In c., a 2'i-year-old black busi. ager of Norfolk Investment, ap- seasonunder started intermission, but the hosts thlrg I'm most surprised about ness group, injected the needed proached Van Cunningham, ; The Utah Stars and the Spit. gradually overcame the was the margin of 7lCtory it money at the 11th hour Tuesday general a. partner and trustee of its of St Louis also reportedly problem and ' I, began getting was the largest margin In after 24 hours of frantic ne- the Squires, on IJp#.i" / \ -Monday and ex- are having trouble staying a- Inside and forcing turnovers. r________ history of the award That's gotlations with original in- pressed the group's " desire to bat. A Flori da 's outside shooting went quite an honor" vestors of the locally owned make an investment , Utah owner Bill Daniels said cold and Seminole coasted with -. - — , Morgan got 3W, points in the turn - 'i, Negotiations continued with Tuesday that he has plans for tl the game's momentum to lead balloting, followed by Phila. ' Players were to be paid to. Qinnlngtam, who kept the offer solving the team's financIal 73-59 with 1335 to play. . -. &lphia Phililes outfielder Greg day, two days late, and will a secret and would only te ll the problems hot will know within - i, Second half tension was ................ IAlztnskI with 154 arid the p,. meet the New York Nets here Investors that there was a twoweekswhetherhemustf4 - --.. . Seminole's Jameson and burgh Pft. ' D Park_er tonight, chance to save the team, the team, Florida's Staley, the game'i ,. with 120 .- . A nother problem to be reABA ('orlmissloner Da v e De Saunders would not divulge to high scorers, wrestled the The only thing that sepa- sohed was the hiring of a, .,.----i . Busschere said "the investors, -1 rates rne from other guys with coach. At Bianchi was fhA confidence shown in the Squires how much th group had In. ball totheflooratonepointand -.,--. vesttd, but sources put the a brief scuffle broke out betgreat credentials Is that I do from that job two weeks ago. and the entire ABA should cast amount at close to $200,000. ween the two. But a quick soul I '. I iTs p shake before the jump ball Lflia\ .1 --a C 1 .. I 1 I — — l - . - 4 L__ _ ~_~ Joe Mo , rgan Named MVP — j __ _ - - . I 'A - .. —,p ___________ __________ gathering of basketball fanatics came to see action Tuesday night at Seminole Community SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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MERRIMODE Steaks . 1 I a;# , ' Offers the Now Look in Ladies - V!.: _-- BAGS x- 4 • , - _W _;X1 T~~11 ~,-A - . Z Cook all ingredients untU f.'-'- -. - 0 * I' LB. - I 4 29 --t i" i rlr_, r4f-:Ii- Zt.F, -=jr-'-!-_L, ~,4 .A i1____1;_; -fI_.. .;~4.1.._y ~-!.- pi-. irf. --- - 0 -:%_i_f-jrmu- - _ s v %fem BEAUTV A nice gift for Chris fm as I tv to I cup sugar, depending on taste lb, butter or margarine Turkey Breasts - I Up. salt 4 oz. cream cheese -- - . - - -, - Our 'Superlative' maitreand found4tiOn sets have a high coil count lbefter support and firmness Steel edge suPfts to prevent sagging. Heavy density POlthane pads for firm comfort. Rich id-lone i 'it' isatin that's luxuriot, q e t1 I II under Gotweb. -'----- (orrAGECIIEFF FIllING lb cottage cheese, dr 1 yolk 2 tbsp sugar - ~,r. . - - I'our Into buttered glass say, 'Man is a co.uposite bakingdh(note,G LASS dj that is, he consista of body and 8xBxZ Bake at 4 degrees for soul. In order to hve, he must one hour or until golden brown. sustain his fife by eating, and if Mixture will come to top of dish he ts well, we know that he but will not go oer. Series 10 can serve God better,1' RIC&MILLETCAKE RICECAKE (For health food fans) tY served I: millet seed christenings and so forth, but 1 cup milk mv fariiily prefers it hot with , Add' I lb rice (not minute rice) 1ur nute rice) s ri (not milk L4 '-.--=-______ ______ I ' ic.-- _. milk, flour and vanilla. White This quote ls also in th ecook rnlsimmaybenddedlfdeslred book. Slo% ak-Atnerican l0PtC - - - - . -- -- - I .9.- Add mixture of eggs, sugar, N.J. -- Kin set $149 ___ U7 , 2 1. -.' t . 2 ____ - -- 79 tbs. thoroughly. -- 26, 4111- h o Says is Amumpt.ion Church, Passaic, i 0;3. Oquils Miguel (3), 340; 0 1 1 -_ ,.--.-_ - collection by St. Mary of the ormargarineandmixwell. ' I- '. _ $339 014 ed when denied a 51 $64 00'. P (A 5) $ 161.40 fract extension. Beasley quickly recrwted a o J*vI I 1). 6 JL" I H'. 3 , manoto M;Qutl (4), pair of seven-footm mw four ()Q Q ( I 5) 31 10.P( $115 other newcomers, and he DDf1: stalled a new passing offense MaSIOlOEtheV, 10,7.40. .;2. Sard i Lanea (6). tha t Ue5 the as retUmi -: 600. 3 Erdoa Migu el (2). letterman as well as the -: 0(161 146 ., X P I6) $191 )U rookies. lXTH1 Nrfqvi Jav1 easier - I 'I - 1 _____ -,. Combine ingredients and mix '-'ç - site She is a school %olunteer 1er heat to simmer Coer working in the reading program pot, being careful ink does not and a member of Sanlando boil over, and cook until milk is absorbed. Remove from heat -4 . 350 3 Echeno Okoki (3) 460 I ____- - - li, - words Iy'goalandthe sgoal istoplaylna postseason tour nament next spring," says Bftsley, named to the post in 3 Ur:a8eitia(:1320Q(13j .%_ , A 7 _qt _ I M! __ - _ I I : I .. f f ." .'_'' .~!L'_. ress and fcundation sets TUESDAYNIGHT 1710. - ~ ORLANDO SEMINOL E I . . For Tourney (I). I - k- - r - '6111 , - Jax Hopes -_=I RESULTS FIRST - I UnzaY:a 4d with 3 drawers 0 Ferrnnp) • San'IM,ncha MinneWs at Now England . £ -4 _ __ TWELFTH 1. Chucho Juan, 2 Mano Aguirre 3 BIbao Altu £rdoia Mugueria s. ha Ramon. * 6. i ar MinineWIS at Cleveland New England of Indianapolis Thursday's Games Winnipeg at Quebec Ectmoritton of Pli,omix -- I A I A :- __ - - - n Diego 6, Calgary 2 Denver Edmonton 3 Today sOarnn -- 11 11111111111111111111~1111~14 -miA Available In pine, walnut, maple or while - - POTATO FIlLING potatoes, cooked and mashed 1 small onion, fried in I tbsp. , ,' 39988 1 ' Round Stew ______ __ . - -!I- . . ,I - I 1: . _1:T:== ! 'r,......~___ - 11" .I- 1 Anea-Penej; S Erdoza Miguel; ,_ '--!iJ.) 2. ______ ? - .. f CHOICE CHUCK seal better). - I shewasatcenager.Ithasbeen - :the example of this family' r .. -. matriarch who has kept alie " '1' 0 .'-i tht tradition of Slovak cooking _:,__-__ _ --In her family -6. Slovak food, Elaine explairls, j . . I . . ~?T-. . . .._" is similar to Polish food. It is 0 * _ . ; wholesome and tasty, and the . 1% .16 . . _. -_ _:§;~- 'A... - -.0e , extra effort needed to prepare - - -_ -.,X--- -, '.' some of the dishes is well worth . the final delicious result, she says. Slovak Rice Cake Is delicious hot or cold. according to Cook of the Wee k. Elaine GlIson (Herald Photo by BLII Vincent She believes in keeping alive .1 her heritage in other areas than In a separate bowl, mix with milk is absorbed, stiring PIROHY well. cover while the kitchen, and both her we whip' frequently 1 meatiess meal dough with prepared. children speak some Slovak, especially when saying their cup sugar half to line bottom and sides of Inn bowl , mix prayers, counting, naming th e 1 cup milk square or round deep pan Pour 5 cups flour, sifted colors and in greetings 1 heaping cup pres to cake flour rice mixture in and cover top 4 egg beat in Elaine's interests center 2 tsp %anilis ith other half of Bisqulck i lb margarine or butter, around her home and family, Bring rice, milk and salt to dough Bake in 350 degree oven melted and cooled and she enjoys walking and the boil in heavy 3 or 4 quart for one how or until golden F! Mix well, adding a little boating In t1he Florida put, stirring occasionally and brown. . water, a little at a time. Knead .1 ) 1 _.a, ____ kt . - Cabinet _____\ I i - ,____________ - ELEVENTH - 1. Borrtjuan. 2 CaChoBeng". 3 Dorn;nqolarre, Houston 3. Winnipeg 2 This grand old lad) secret to Secretary ~ -- - * . - into strips of3or4 inch squares, using plenty offlouron board. Put filling in center, fold over ?rid pinch well w he n sealing (Slightly dampen one side to _____ ______ V _; 42_iii . I - ______ _____ - 11 _. _______ t_.a 139*88 - - .____ Maruri; 7. Fermin; 8. Mulfutria I 10 2 1 1 15 12 56 56 4 10 I 10 64 71 I I I I? Tuesday's Results - - . -..' I Canadian Division - ld Elaine, 8, Ii her 1) Oak St., Sanlando Estates home The family moved to Florida (rein New Jersey fie years ago, leaving behind most of their relatives. including Availabl e inwhite orpjne 7 6 1 15 SI S7 Fermin Aguirre; 7. Chucho Larreia; & I 7 14 54 S3 1. Mairurl-Juan. 5 9 1 11 .i or pine Early American or walnut T ra diti ona l. _____________________ ' - - i - - __.-_--_____ - --- --_;__ jZT --.j pieces of dough and roll out, cut ______________ to her ba d I d hi re n, E ric, 10, and Suzette f 2,pc. I EiGHTH-I Manoio.Muguecia I- LBS. atin . -. _________ _____________ - Sit) 0 ID 55 P S.Dievo Phoenix -.5 eart Mrs.. Elaine isproudof her heritage, and believes that it one does not keep ethnic traditions alive for th e next generation they are lost forever ' This F to that ki as t °° Longwood No. 5155. 60" Med. Console, Rig. 219.95 Trans*t*10n.0I if urniture, "' °SEVENTH 1. ica-Javi; 2 Echino Yza; 3. Eddy-BlIa; 1. Domingo Qulola S Negul Arana 6 West Division = n - _________ if , lnd*pClis ~_ i Women's Save Peg. 179.95. -:---------___________ Maruri Cleveland ~_ oo By JEAN PA1'I'ESON Sale prices effect.v. thru Sun., Nov. 23, Cacho Miguel; I 2IcaI SIX Echave; H TPtSOFOA Call Oivisiin - ova 0 i5154 - 4f I --. , - I _________________________ ErdozaLarrea B California at Philadelphia Detroit at Buffalo ____ effective =-------- - - 0 ------ 1 I - .-- i - --- , ton _ prices -.-== -- --- .-7.- .?M - Rangers I i -=--* ----------- _Y2 - I urf burgers 4 .1 - - 1I - IcaJavi; I FOURTH 1 Cache Quiola 7 Uric .Iavi 3 DomlngoEIorza I Negul Bengoa S Barr. Perez 6 Manolo Zaire; 7. B Echave. Arecha Sanchez Today's Oames -.-. ;.!,._;- . ,. -. - . _______ t1i c California S. Pittsburgh 3 Kansas dlv it -4. 1 3 UFZ1LtflhZ Ogulza-,Okoki. 7 5 i OZ PORTIONS 4 The Week 111111111111 Ma Service will keep 11 working. Ask about our Larri Stills, 2. . - ~ - __________________________ '----- , -,- . Peg. K.C. - ~ co unters 'A 11 h by .. - ______ e Ste sow a nIt to pkast' in itt' Agnes OUT for complex colder,itioii for- the hosti, d In the futur e be- ca use We love our apartment and enjoywhaveruseedand he'sinner worried about our furA 'i uOfl - TENDER ub ' go .. - NY Rengr 7 1 2 16 56 77 TWELFTH - I. Sanil-Mugueria. 2. Manolo Ally; 3. FerminRamon. Smythe ChIcago , 1 6 74 67 55 4 BiIbao Lerrea; S. Ceiaya Juan. 8 , 63 5) Maruri-Mencha, 7. ErdozaAzpl, MI..oul 7 - - I - -_ . - - k or Save on stereos, -------- ________________________ I I - Art Show Winners Told 16995 Sporty 12 black and white TV (moas diag.) is AC/DC battery operated (rechargoable battery included). 100% solid state with high impact plastic cabinet Includes sunshield and earphone Rag " - DON"r ever point out that someone is eating very little, some uninterrupted sleep. ANNOYED HO&S I don't want to offend Agnes, ow 1-hould we handle this? DEAR ANNOYED: No! but I don't want to take any OSLEEPYPEOP Pressing food on alorlc iiiure chances with our fur. DEAR SLEEPY Even U counters is inexcusable as nituri your neighbor doesn't care who pressing alcohol on an Is there a solution? hears him, he h2s no right to alcoholic. Slany people refuse disturb ou Make a tape dinner inslthtions to aoId the A successful Downtown away as New York state. DEAR FItiF1) Third, Betty Reagan; recording of the bedroom pussIbilItyof being forced to Sanford Sidewalk Art Show eat Lucky you to ha'e a h us band All artists praised the honorable mention, Judy bedlam and have your husband things they shouldn't just to closed on Saturday at 5 p m %ho's hand), %ith repairs. Ask committee for the ay in hich Maloney, Marie Richter, Trude present it to him as ebidence picast tht hteu ,I with artists carefully packing the show was conducted and h im to rei nf orce one chair to Nopper, Aurora Bennett, And If that doesn't work, play it paintings ba ck in vans and hoped to be Staying at home leads to accommodate Agnes. Surely ba ck again next Lu cille Roge. for the manager. Sweet Ion liness cars. Craftsmen st owed away year. and depression, that isn't ton much to do for the Category 3 First, Sbnley dreams. hkh In turn causes many sst-etest, most generous jewelry, leathergoods and Winners were: DEAR ABBY: you believe People to eat out of self-pity, M Second, Av 1 lienceramics. you knobs. Category 1 First, Carlle Third,Michael in kissing on the first date? The two da event brought Carter; Second, Ida WaIll s; honorable mendon, many peeple to th downto Third, te ledger Rely, 0 thke outa girl and spends \iar B ehrman 1ouis area despite the chilly breezes honorable mention, Linda throughout the weekend. There igers, Marguerite Evans, Wilhams, David Brennan, Eric his hard-earned money to show her a good time should be enwere more than 100 par- Susan Morris, Paul Safranski, I rger Richard Sarver titled to a goodnight kiss. ficipants, coming from all Parts Gayle Tipton. Juniors -First, Amy Daum; of Florida, several from Category 2 - First, Donna Second, Slary Ann Daum; Wednesday, Nov. 19,19iS-lB DEAR DISGUSTED: A " Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Geora and one from as far Perdue Send, Julia Nutting, Third (g claust __________________________________ should not be eected In retu Sale 139.95 Caya Larrea Hockey NY island , I Denver at indiana P -- Y !89,95 , EIGHTH - 1. Bilbao, Muguerla 2 Manoto Miguel; 3. Erdoza Aguirre, A. Sanli Juan; S. Marurl rom ieii) auOmlI, vayer Wright Tony Vaughan and Matl:jew Thomas show their uppredation to E v e Cra btree, cha irm an of the Sanford Junior ion d epartment, ,ttI S nrL • fllaue by uiC Juniors or 5,uCI1. to are ueslgnL ,W aid children in the county's exceptional child p rogra m devel 1 rdlnafl d manua l I - --I S ri, h e ducatii n • , • Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 23. Nequi. No rfolk - - -. - , Fruit and vegetables, and spend op I I. Aidana Via -_ _- .. 1. . IIAW - J Urra Perez; 3, Cacho Zarre. Negul Sanchez. S. Domingo Bengoa, 8. BilbaoJayI; 7 Ogoixe 727 - STUDENTS SMILE - -. --,"I 1 1- 1 Arecha Ethave; 2 .. ' - - IXTH - -4 . ' VirGInIa West Division ,/ ----.--- - entertain. Have plenty of fresh the his girl friends ______ ___ you , -- r - Denver indlini San Anton * - iitil La; -'-. J II -Ip 2 '-' up ____ Kentucky NV :::f 1. brings when • - i ManoIGAirre, I. - 0001 i 'il' I - FIFTH N Ts guy home to , :. ' -' ie lul 11 - . ,- - -I! hteuea Consider counters calorie bby '-' .* II.UI,I1,ii larri S - / I 1i ~ tiv -.. ,_ - ment complex Recently, ________ __________ . - ArechaZarr, Division 4e.... *. Dear I - - il.1i ill/I r-= FOURTH - i DomlngoQuIa 2 ABA \-'7} ' • 7 'g P """ ... Arena Buffalo at Cleveland ____________________ I (4 II H Lenlz; 3. Eddy BCIIL 4- Ec ha no Milwaukee East I f THIRD-1 Ica G Ia O Los Angeles at Houston Thursday's Ii ) ________________________________ T-__ meaning DEAR ABBY My husband ", .. ( I, - ___________________ Barre Lrz. 3. Echano Eloua; Ica Okk 5 Larri Billie 6 Uria Sanchez. 7 EddyYza;LAldana uo(oen state at Atlanta - . ' . ". te I _____ A Cacho Ab3N:i Arena S Larri Yze 6 Eddy Elorra 7 Ur:aOkokl S Aldena Sanc he To as Games Poland at Detroit _______ ,f " Ii 1 I ONIGHT'S ENTRIES Tuesdays RUIPS I i /U\ Buffalo 170 L A ngeles 106 New York 101 Portland 92 G-olden State 112. New Or. leans 104 Houston 95 Cleveland 91 - 11 .. M 4 , , Portland - : __ - '30 ________________________________________, 2Ectnn - - - -.-:. -(,I I _:~ I • -, , .% . - -- AItu(1).1620;Q(I 3)52160; P131) 57569 Big Q 1)6 with 13) 533200 I S "Al 3 ft , ' Single Swings In Room Above _____ -- Pacific Division Phoenlz Save •• L r . '! I I I I (3), 1670, 950, 100; 7. Erdoza Ramon , 1) 1500 120 3 Chucho Chicago ese TWELFTH S 7 II? I 3 6 333 m Ii 13 , 43' 6 1 600 Delroit I Save A?IInI WashIngton 2 " - : - 160320 2 Fermin(2) 320 Mvc,uc:a(5)610;Q(3)$3O40,p Western Conference Midwest OIvIø __ While Sleep Lose _.. ! • I Cleveland . . Is. 1 Neighbors - ':ij _____ _____________________________________________________________ I AzpI (7) 1070 ISO I 5) SISS 70 TENTH I Larr I -_ fA JC Penriy__ ' CWYCentr.IDIvIsIon - ____________ - ork * Wednesday, Nov. ig, 1975 SCOREBOARD NBA - --- a L.- Eastern Conference - E - _____________ _________________________________________ 10A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. E - I -. . - - - : ~ �r ______________________________ ____________ ?&— Evening Hera id, Sanford. _______ I' Egg Dishes Can Be Main Courses Unique _ An Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Regional . , Nov,_, 1 7S-3 B Dish By TOM IIWE Ile Clunese have a fondness of poached eW and tried Virfour or fiv ys old. Oth. for eggs and treat them with gi ha m atop English m en if legg lightly beaten o1 Most egg dishes have an ele. more Ingenuit) than we do.One and covered with hollandaise in water when done, ( Øj(5 44 cap fine dry bread gance that makes them unique of their specialties is the 'thousauce It should be kept in mind are that fresh eggs will be m t4CUp salad oil And that, of course, does not in. sand-year-o AP Ne%slesitures Writer ld" egg, aged in that freshness is Important In chide such mundane as much the same that we poaching eggs, because once eggs f ried ove r wi th ba con or age cheese It is not a thousand past their poac hed on but te r ed toast, de. years old, of cou e, b closer watery w hites at float rs licious though they may be. to seven weeks. These strange the yolks whe n touch hot Eggs In their own right or eggs with their white turned water. This can be avoided such all!ed dishes as ctram and black and yolks of greenish-or. you steam bacon quiches make an ideal ange can be bought in many poacher, since white and YOlk are trapped in the same for lunch or light supper. And But Americans are not devoid receptacle bear in mind that eggs, espe- of imagination in the egg field. Thisac lonfre does cially Ihose mixed with cheese. A dish that has won wide favor not apply to all egg dishes. cream or sausage Meat can be in this countq is Eggs Be n. Hard-boiled eggs should not be very filling And often quite rich. edict, a delectable combination attempted if the eggs are manner - - - - _____ - • - - - crumbs to peel.' 1tx _____ OMAN U 2 tablespoons now HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION O.pit".._ of place. Heat il in large skillet. I pound bulk sausage meat Add eggs, 3 at 0 a time, saute till 1'i tablespoons Worcestershire sausage Is cooked; about 7 nun.. less Makes 11) CE IUIO%SNS'loNF. ward to Texas and Kansas. middle region of North Caro. frost! Associated Press FoodsEjitor F rom our own research we 'd tins Cooks there often add MRS LOUIF ALLLN'S A report from USDA reminds say that one of the oldest and s weet potato to their per PFA{SIMMON PUI)t)IN(, us that from (all through th e mast interesting American re- sirnnion puddings. In Clayton, 2 to 2 cu flour (fork. stir first of the new year per- gional dishes made wi th the N. C.,a town a dozen miles or vj to aerate be fore simmons are with us and that persimmon Is a pudding, wor- from Raleigh, Mrs. Louie Allei measuring), see below there are two main kinds from thy of including in a roster of - known locally for her fine teaspoon baking soda which to choose The Oriental Bicentennial recipes Cooks in cooking - has devised one of 'z teaspoon salt persimmon is grown com- various "pockets" of the United ihe beqt of these recipes. Mrs. I teaspoon cinnamon mercinll, mostly In California States ha ve their favorite wilys Allen, an active septuage 1 teaspoon nutmeg The native wild persimmon of preparing this dessert. narian, still climbs aneighbor's 2 cups pulp from flourishes from Connecticut beer or ale. Serves three per. Peel eggs a nd dust wi th fl our. so Sppea eaking ing of hard cooked sausage mth Worcester eggs, rthsb pub owners fea. sau ce and divide into 6 lure a delightful dish known - F LOPS OA Flatten each paru Scotch eggs, in which boiled eggs are peeled, dusted tion into a thin oval patty and AB with eur, coaled wi th country mould around one egg. making cr acks in sausage meat and fried in hot sure there are no sausage meat. Dip each hardoil Here is a cooked egg into beaten egg, roll U M 6 hard.cooked eggs in bread crumbs, patting into possible dishes , Persimmon Pudding Drain on paper towels and serve hot or cold Good with to. inato sauce Serve with chilleI One especially delicious way cultivated wild persimmon tree Wrils to be indigenous to the to capture the fruit not felled by southward to Florida and west L.t;I commercially grown or wild persimmons, see Appro priate below cggs . cup granulated sugar firmly packed light brown sugar 3 butter or rt Desse coconut Persimmon Pulp. In preBake in a preheated On wax paper thoroughly stir oven until a knife inserted in paring it use soft persimmons, together the flour, baking soda, ce nter comes out clean about letting them stand at room salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. In 1 hour. Serve warm (or reheat) te mperature for several days if a large mixing bowl beat to. with or without whipped cream. necessary to soften. Rinse; regether until blended the per. Flour: If using pulp from move sterns; cut in half and re32-degree I _I= — tablespoons margarine, melted sinamon pulp, eggs, sugars and commercially grown per- move seeds. (The number of butter. Add flour mixture and Simmons, add the largest seeds seems to vary in corn milk and beat until blended. amount of flour given above; if mercially grown persimmons. Stir In sweet potato and coco. using pulp from wild per. Wild persimmons, we are told, nut. Turn bu ttered o blong simmons you may need to do. have clusters of5or6 seeds and glass baking dish (about 13 by 9 c-rease the flour because they these ma y be difficult but not by 2 inches) or similar utensil. may be less Juicy, impossible to remove.) P1 cups milk I I;r cups loosely packed coarsely grated sweet potato I cup loosely packed fresh. grated or cannednaked ell or A d e ct .0v WO Old fz%vriks, Pemn AM Cbem Pie, get drmed up wM en er Nuts Can Spice Holida y FOOS d A it ~A, 40116 The Holiday season is a time for several when many delicious baked tightly closed containers In months stored in products and confections are refrigerator. Shelled nuts in prepared And served. A main unopened cam keep well in r. ing,edient in many of thew cool, dry place but will Main. delicacies is nuts Of 30M type. tain good quality longer in the For the most tasty product, refrigerator or freezer, shelled follow3ocne basic guJde1jne oru lied can be f buying, storing and preparing In tightly closed freezer Wbw buying shelled nuU In a Fresh coconuts in the shell tra~nt package, look for nutmeats that are pjurnp and retain good quahty up to a III uniform in cokir and size. month in the refrigerator. Um, rubbery, dark or Containers of ready-to-eat coconut keep best in the shriveledkernelsmaybestaj refrigerator. If irthase nuts in shell. dmose clean nut- that are , To open a foconuk ,erce the frm from sots, cracks, stalns eyes" with an ice pick or large naiL and drain Ithe liquid from or et not buy mold) nu the Select a fresh coconut that is , hea vy for its size. Shake the To remove the coconut shell Coconut to be sure 00t it con- easily, bake the drained tains milk. Avoid cracked coconut at 3$0 degrees coconuts and those with wet, (moderate oven) for to moldy e) es. minutes, or put it in the freezer To maintain best eating for an hour. Then place the quality, most nuts need coconut ona firm sua,Arid protection from Oxygen In the tap the shell lightly with a arandfrom hightemperat5 haxnmerinsewlplacesuntj] that may cause the fat in the it cracks. Separate the meat nuts to becomie rancidi. ft= the shell. Use a vegetable Sbeued nuts will keep fresh parer to remove the brm skin. you 000 P .- •• QUICK FROZEN _____________________ L MILLIONS OF TIMES TO GIVE A - i e." -' LB. 7be question Of what to make 2 tablespom chopped for a low-calode Ix v- bag scallion • ll CUT-UP 59 $ Sirloin SteakS - - - LB. .. Delmonico pa" I I ricuii •t' 0 $ SteakS VCUETABLES S I 7 LB LB • ____ _____ YELLOW COOKING 3 DCAT - e Round ( Acorn Squash I 7c Roast Whip 3t=n;r:%its Po le C Beans , 33LB- i 4 0 WHITE TOP 99C LB. - - -- - - - - - - - - - - ump $ LB. - - - - - - - -- - - - / - - - MUMMM TOP VALUE STAMPS I WITH PURCHASE OF 1007 JOHNSON JOHNSON 4`,-ouner Can cWCjft - -------- WITHTHJSCOUPON WITH PURCHASE OF • SUNSHINE AMERrCAN CANICER - - -- - - 95 Pumpkin Pies. 9 INCH • Mince es.... 9 White read Loins $21 Rib $88 7 5LBS. CAN Sliced LB. Wieners. .12 OZ.711"' B ogna LB. 59,c 6 t 0 fl 229 208 ]49 159 168 169 98 119 1 29 LYKES 1411 1 69 1 28 1 29 169 168 1 49 SMOKED 38 179 159 158 69 SHANK CUT 7. 19 229 '. CUP ' 179 NA 38 1 19 I 219 08 09 168 1 69 -- =•---------- P VALUE STAMPS With Purchase of 23 OZ. CAN • '.A47 Wi th Purchase of - P • COOKING OIL Expires Now. 29, 1975 -- - BUTT CUT ............................LB. SLOS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS I - WITH PURCHASE OF ONE (COMPLETE WITH DRESSING COUPONS IN THIS AD - --=---- DELICATESSEN Expires Nov. 29, jf7$ - IRA -- -:- - - - I - - - - - - - -- - - IF= )K TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF FRESH BAKED DOZEN --- 1 TOP VALUE STAMPS • - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 1E X, ____ -------- • 0 MS TOP VALUE STAMPS 1E 31ILW ff WITH PURCHASE OF ONE POUND IMPERIAL • I ._______________________•I U - I ' _ ROASTED TURKEY -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - 1 1 -• ----•• W17*1-1 I 14 DRINK MIX Expires 1915 I - I P VALUE STAMPS OR TURKEY INITH PURCHASE OF • I - STUFFING TOP VALU E STAMPS • -- SANDWICHES - liC A, FUNNY FACE !r'Pr - :F Coupon Expires Nov. 29, 1?75 39 219 219 1)19 2 p EGGS - 208 1U Pork Rib Chops Ground Round PORK LB. A&P S-A 219 1 219 2 19 198 fl PUBLIX 2 '7$ I Stew Beef Steak Country Style Pork Ribs FOR TOP VALUE TRIM THE TREE COVERALLCARD WITH PURCHASE OF ONE DOZEN vmr,4n,Jyiyj W-D 49 Its T. Done Steaks -I I Top ROfla 3teaks London Broil 1 BONUS STICKERS For Your Thanksgiving Meal Serve Duck, Goose, Capons, Turkey Breasts, Thighs, or Drumsticks. Game Hens and Rstlng Chickens Are Available. \ c • FAIRWAY fl lflS 78 1 If You Want Something Special LYKES SLICED eeeeespq MILK CUT Roast LYKES CHECK THES E mi4i_ PRICE 9119 784 • rpiirrr S I $ 28 Bacon 39 FOR TOP VALUE TRIM THE TREE COVERALL CARD WITH PURCHAS E OF ON E GALLON Cou pon E x pi res Nov $1 Cho __________________________________________________ LB. . .. . $1 38 CARDINAL I IN. DEEP DISH 1E )K I I OFF QTS GRAVY 98 LB. ASSORTED . CHOPS LB. • S I Canned Ham. FRESH BAKED GOODS ------------••- frwn hcrre. 7bey won't kMw what you*re missing. but you wifl- thee.alorjes. 3 QTS. DRESSING Quarter MOHAWK FAIRWAY FARMS 20 OZ. LOAF GREATFOR Roasts ROLLED - -_ I '1 GREAT FOR STUFFING (PRICESARE THOSE IN EFFECTNOV. ii, 1975_INORLANDO ) BONELESS - ING 2 CIT. DRESS I OT. GRAVY APPROX. 16 SERVINGS BRING COUPON BELOW FOR 500 EXTRA STAMPS Cool BIRDSEyE FR FROZE N ' FRESHSNAPPY I.B. $19211 LB. 1 e28 $1.28 ie '1.58 Fol* x FLAVOR 14 to 16 Lbs. Turkey • • • 1 _— Wrap 2s 1. 59 BAG 111 _,,, Pork Sausage.. 176 $ I to 12 Lbs. Turkey . . . APPROX.12SERVINGS GROCERY FEATURES SirloinTip Sweet Potatoes • --f. __ GA.RED ROIWJPs well for travel. ! Round Steaks Club Steaks T. Bone Steaks Cube Steaks Sirloin Tip Steaks Round Bone Roost Chuck Roasts LB. LB. 7 m W 'Our when most 1111ri'm spread,almonds,scallloaand I am packed. Jot how can you olives. Spread over lettuce mak 11 Meal Uiat will be[ WiM. leaves. Roll-up jelly roll trimm1 and pabIe' fashjo Makes 6 -ups One Omwer to that rjeed is a TANGY CORNED BEEF I Lettuce%U.Up Even the early SANDWICH riser quickly prepare it. Just I cup coarsely shredded Cab. Pack sandwich bWfttients into bage crisp lettuce leaves which are 14 cuP coarsely chopped r"M rolled to hold all the goodness 2 IaWespoos California on i nsi The ruimg is easily prepared by sUrring wpther Il Lz-omwe can corned bed convenient canned chicken spmd spread, chopped scallion, a &Jim very ddg rye almonds and stdfed olives. For bread easeinroulng the lettuce, trim Inabowl, combine cabbage off of each leaf. radishandsaIaddressi .g Set The chicken filling can then be aside Spread corned beef on 4 spread om the entire led or slices rye bread. Top inth Jut Spooned into the center of cabbage mixture and KOUNTY KIST YOUR ROASTED TURKEY LB LB. Top Round SteakS I ____________________ i - 10 -- L1* • - — - - - - - — - - - - - — - - - - - — — - - .. TICKER WHOLE WESTER N BEEF . BONUS S (DEADLINE FOR ORDER MON.. NOV. 24) GROUNDFRESHHOURLY 4 the most creative cook. I large Iceberg lettuce leaves especially at that early mar- In; bowl, combine chicken SIZES - • Frying Chickens LB. CUT&WRAPPED NOEXTRACHARGE V . AND UP .JI • 3 LBS. OR MORE CUT Rib Roasts 16LBS '.. USDA GRADE "A" Ground Beef WHOLE is TO 20 LB. AVG. WI. ':'-' J _____ MAGIC COOKING GAUGE POP'SUPWHENTURKEY IS DONE. SIMPLE: WHEN MEAT IS DEEP DOWN READY - •10 2690 ORLANDO AV. (Hwy. 11742) FAIRWAY FARMS Beef Rib 1 - , ' 18 1 ARMOUR * TESTENDER INCH I NORBEST -' 7 INCH STANDING t WROAST BEE} TACOS Very tiunly ced bread can 0i-qwe Can rag also help take the calories out of lunch. Tangy Corned Beef bW spread San.ktgs not only owthe phes of the thin bread, but 2 tablespoons chopped onion also tring the heartier 4 t1c flavur in U iii. rr c lettuc Bed *ead, shredded cab- 4 Wces tomato, cut in bage, And chopped rad ses U half with a towb of California onion In a bowl, cmbine roast beet iilad dressing make an unspiread, cIdlin and onion. Spoon forgettaw luncti. mixture Into taco ahells. Top I So let wfrendseat t t with lettuce and tomatohalves . ':- PERFECTLY ROASTED TURKEY. 7 Bastes The Turkey That r—WhiIe Roasting Itself With Flavo ' .'11141111 NORBEST TURKEYS WITH THE EXCLUSIVE & UNIQUE TENDER TIMER COOKING GAUGE. THIS EXCITING flii INNOVATION LIAC rJp'J ur' PROVEN PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU NOV. 29, 1975 Packed Lunches Difets ro --e 1 THIS YEAR WE ARE FEATURING - U '- L: TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF PKG. - • - -- •-\\ I WITH PURCHASEOF NABISCO COOKIES ONE-FIFTH LANCERS - - - - r n �4 5—Evsqi9 Herald, Iaord. F. Wsdassd*y, Nov. it, 975 CLIP THESE COUPONS & D SCOUNT COUPON ((((AJ - !! (O•ON Ou W-0 IIIIAND v ASTOR 99 3 I CUPON H AWDI C01,11 On 414S At &DIP4111116 ON Ml PaIll! AND a WITH : wAti O• *1 Was 011ANGS wt Twi PuICHAIt Of ii).., .. •!4-.. t:r' 61 vitalc (OVO ,ui(*ai:Do:tsfsPAc;L Al :-: i 99 THIS COUPON GOOD 0* cull f.firbp 14.1 " V V D NOV 20 T HRU NOV Rig hts Reseed A $ buii.I P USDA USDA ORAOR 'A' E-Z CARVE BROAD BRIASTI BROAD BREASTED %r %, TIIRVEY ROAST 69C 11 w 0 Choic e Bonrk% oot a N or' Steaks 69C t ..... 46 . . HuoTy Smk.d Paik $109 . 1(1. PKO Sliced Bacon Sliced Bacon 2 $ 39 W'etrc Cci' J.. tiir ' PEC; Picnics . . Fish Fillet 2 Slice€f Pork Chops W • . . . . Franks 89 99c . . t uug!cuul S'r u' C u In . ,L5 D Buturf . 39c MRS. SMITH'S PUMPKIN (I lb (u.up 69c) . 6 SPIR ' I AIUI( COFFEE I P LC • $1 DUCKS \NNW ROSE MILK SKIN 99 L') CREAM 4th $199 BUG SIZI BROMO-SELTZER — __ U.S. CHOICE FRESH WHOLE OR RUMP HALF LAMB LEGS ITI• $ 1 69 LB. - OLD SPICE LOTION AFTER U.S C h o,(* flesh LD'h oz $229 SHAVE M-0-1 $109 ?IPPIRIDGI FARM, ALL VARIITIES CAKES $J19 , 10 ROMAINE LB. - 99 I ) — 8ROMO 'u" SHAVE CREAM C 1 l) I !5 00 '•.• I NORTHERN SHAMPOO CRANBERRY COCKTAIL BATH TISSUE STOVE TOP CORN BREAD. EMPIRE SPLIT IIP CHICKEN DRESSING OOM .v•. . ., .1 t'i9 EACH W - -- _____ THERN ROSE MILK .: ASPARAGUS SKIN CREAM CAN R -. 2' " 89c $127 -. Cranberry Sauce 1 OC 3 P1NT CUPS 5p.'btand Cream Cheese. :; 55c 4v I J'" 0`1 RUTABAGAS 3 $1 LIPTON TEA BAGS .. . I tithi' EGG NOG -- .o .99c CIN, 0.1~ , MUFFIN MIX 4:89c ,. ]001 lflc U HARVEST FRESH CELLO BAG ) CARROTS G Px0. 24.Ct.$119 BA 1 DC CRACKIN' GOOD SALTINE CRACKERS 1% io-.,, 00 00 CRACKIN' GOOD I EACH HARVEST FRESH CELLO BAG RED DIXIE - DARLING TOASTER PASTRIES 2 1P K(7,:. $1 00 \_ 11-10- CAKE MIXES SUPERURAND m ALUMINUM o SWEET POTATOES $A!! 19-oz. PKGS, 3 i Peaches . . . 2 ',:: 89c GRADE 'A' DIXIE ARROW FOIL IF DARLING BROWN N SERVE 4 CLUSTER OR SEEDED Rn11 _%1_ , RADISHES BAG HARVEST FRESH THRIFTY MAID W.D BRAND PURE MARKET GROUND CHUCK - lOc SOUR CREAM /2 —: HARVEST FRESH Pumpkin 69c 4 '' o59c —..- THRIFTY MAID 79 OCEAN SPRAY JUG BUNCH C ; SUPERaQb ND row ----_ f HARVEST FRESH MIX OR MATCH ' Gold Medal FLOUR JOHNSON BABY BTL 99C ' ./ TRAC II LiME OR REGULAR S S S S I?Ji(f I. "'' SELF-RISING GALLON $199 \'.. — IlL •' . 03C $I ----- HARVEST FRESH ESCAROLE, ENDIVE OR ?Hi1I 5 PLAIN OR PEAS' orn... . . . °; MORTON DINNERS 2 S. 99c )(31 SUEUR 69c 9" Loin Chops... BRUSSELS SPROUTS 3 : $OO 1E ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM L ,e ll USDA GRADE A Roast • L PARSLEY ll C Shoulder INC BUNCH SUPFRBRAND 2 59c BAKING HENS U.S CIo.c, FreI Lamb UIUIVWLKS ASTOR BROCCOLI SPEARS. CAULIF[OW(101 10 .ox.79 c Pit - .. t ' ,_ 0(! CUSTARD PIE TANGERINES 59c FOR xvill USDA GRADE A' FROZEN LB. HARVEST FRESH ICE CREAM WHIP TOPPING HMRVIS? FRESH FLORIDA $129 Cheese.... 2 ' 5 Ransil (1 CAN $169 I.S. p I SMLIthU or I ,1 GREEN ONIONS GRA PEF R UIT Co$$r 12-ag 4-6 HARVEST' FRESH PRODUCE HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH FlORID I A ORANGES 02 IT $169 . TO t. OYSTERS LB. AVG. MAKE WINN-DIXIE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAy FIXINGS £$AtOtgt ,out EACH 4 $199 STANDARD FRESH 39C rvIMIvc SWEET POTATOES Crescent Rolls 99c . 2 . a . . Sausage i cnic...... . . GOOD FOR STUFFING nyu SAUSAGE GIZZARDS '-LI 99c 79c RAG LIVERS at:oo..is ON 11i$ FLAVORS SUPERBRAND WH ITE HARVEST IRISH 0 B*O!Id PiuW .. All I.I Arm .- ......... ,1y51 — . IA 99c Bologna. .... . lATHS MILD Lt. 61 Pork Loin ..., Shoulder Whok Picnic (8 Chuck Roast R, tj 11&uU F!I,' Lou, MI Chuck l. IudinU 7 Bo' Cit n ie, C' GAME HENS 2 .'u4 oi'n CORNISH 2001. FOR 40C Of FOR USDA Grad, A' Freth furke Drumsticks •uacwa ii $199 120 69c ... to WItH 1sf 11110 - Redi-Basted Turkey I cIii WITH I' APPLES USDA GRADE 'A' W-D BRAND BROAD BREASTED Lu; - 3t CAN C$C0 IHOS$(N*N0 $AI Pt.cwAuolss HARVEST FRESH U. S. No.I I - LB. 10 LB S. FRESH T MESH BAG I ___ iiiI Amk 'ittIatis, _ $c USDA Grade A Fr.Ø, turk. Wings...... 1 TIIDIIEV i NON-BASTED__' RIB 1111 - ,SMOKED HAM STUFED TURKEYS CAPONS SMOKED TURKEYS — , 79 THIS COUPON GOOD BUTTER W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE GRADE 'A~ S'% SHANK PORTION HICKORY I GEESE ORANGE, SEMINOLE, O5CEOLA. LAKE. CITRU URtVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE .. . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) ftDVDirLI, W-D BRAND lI INN TPP AVAILABLE AT YOUR FRIENDLY WINNDIXIE ii PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY WINN.DIXII SOR(S. INC. . Of NOV AA - Quantity DDII'CC rnij WItH *N PUICHAII covooft 000 IN1U SUNSHINE I WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 54, - CH I$$# .. - '.o CRISCO FOR 30f .. DISCOUNT COUPON 3 $ ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING CUP 0A*1s ON THIS PAOS *w (it,o Wednesday, Nov. i,lt7S—$B PER DISCOUNT COUPON N0V I-La. — CHEESE m WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50 tI PUICNAIS 01 318 NANDI Sam %M-0 S1N0 OlONo - AL PIMENTO ::9,_L CAN$ JUICE IFAX 0000 t.0 'eniv,g Herald, SIIIfOrd4 FI. PAUUTIO FARM ORANGE 6 POUND WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 90, W IVH DISCOUNT COUPON $0 (()UFO,, 0003 -- 40 GROUND BEEF DISCOUNT COUPON jW(MlH - - CABBAGE LARGE EGGS LB (1 10 HARVEST FRESH 18" POTATOES - ROLL W U Glad Turkey Rag. . . 29c P 5 • I L B. OLY R AG 79c .i I Ld I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - SANFORD 419 E. FIRST SI. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �451131-Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1973 Legal N otice -TOI'IIGI-IT'S TV . (44) Mo v ie Wednesday 7:00 (2)(I) Petrocelll (3) Say Brother (6)(U) Don Rickies Special To Tell The Truth (3) Romagnolos Table (6)(I) Concentration (CATV.) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of AnI. maPs (13)(CATV.13) CBS- News (24) Channel 24 AuctIon (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2)(1) The Price Is Right Book (6)(I) 6:25 (35) Movie 10:00 EVENING Beat - T"WUXT 8:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (CATV4) Life in The S pirit () Gomer Pyle, USMC 10:00 j ____ ATIMEE _ II TIIUTU 11! (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) The Price Is Right (I) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 901 10:30 to MARY, MARY ___________________ (2)(I) Wheel Of Fortune (35) 70t Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2)(I) High Rollers (6)(13) Gambit BLOODYMARY ____ __ Only - r. I (9) BLOOD MANIA , _ Wdnesday's 0 269 A b-i t tn'e -.-. - _____ _ (2)($) Hollywood Squares ()(13) Love Of Life (CATV.6) Wor ld Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre South w w - - - less (CATV.6) Bugs Bunny Friends (8) - $ ;, On s At 39 LI:.:, tar - -1 - - I $),77 VS,.e .•.,.. Or, TM Ii N , ,,,, And Magnificent Marble Ma chine articles on the rich and çowerfui of South Vietnam, AP Big Valley 1:00 AND '•. Saigon for a decade. Then the Communists (23) (44)Variety ____ ____ EDITOR'S NOTE: m. took over. In the second of two Pluse-Plusl (24) World Press 12:30 Z=dI36WZZ Faced (13) (2)($) 3 For The Money (6) Sea rch For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company R Defendants. Jourrel problem tonight. He's V uu c**nnm' c . . NOTICE accused uwiuu (2) Somerset Special Correspondent ArnetI writCa oh the Peter life of sudden exile for South Vietnam's privileged senior of. - finals and generals. By PETER ARNETF -- AP Special Correspondent (6)(I) News Sudden kA •SJM4W u'ui)v •., uy ildu uuuling. Three-star general Dong Van Khuyen; the last chief ofstaff of the South Vietnamese army, found Asia - -- to president 'fltjeij, hloang Due Nba, has Invested around $100,000 oo a home and store 5E former corps commander in CW11ing in Or1WtaI goods in Vietnam who was fired for bla. Arlingon, Va. tant corruption In the late 6th, Nba, his nephew, because of his and then returned to power as unpopulari ty In Saigon, and one of President Thieu's closest Vietnamese living In the Washaides and reputed bag man. ington area say they are boy- from ____ - . FACEDWlTHADRIP,G PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous WASHINGTON(AP) Americans fiving in the (CATV4) Movie () Ryan's Hope - - 6200636 • iii l ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL. ANON For families or friends of problem drink er s For further informat ion call 423 AM? or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 80* 553, Sanford, fla. 32771 ____________ -.11 -. ......I- 5--Lost & LOST fl Yj TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Facit Classified Ads Gets Results _____ Santord architect. Send -- FOUND - Boy's 10 speed bicycle, orange and black. may have by Identifying, Phone 373. OSM. - - -- -. '• -- .'i tIJITI IT - •'t•J thlte. Call owner, t04.2S3.35fl. Owner Two room apartment, heat & air,I or persons, $73 ?flO. 3734762 ____________ EVERY DAY someone it looking ft C what you have to sell. Call toda Y and you r Classified Ad will app I' herC tomorrow . Care S Room ept • all utilities furn S4 per wk. or $130 per mo. 145 dep. $01 M4191`10118 Ave. 3370211, - - Large 1 bedroom, $100; large? bedroom, $110; water furnished; Conveniently located. 3726117. ___________________________ A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants to age? only Neil tone-* Drtieri' Li cense Bureau 337-6445, ''courT's 9-Good Things to Eat -, - Juice Oranges. $1.50 per bu. Your Contalner.3fl $1$ . rvrvr ft •a.,.i - .'" 'w,',, furniture, private bath; near I-I Refined gentleman. 131 0666. - Highland Road - Phone 321-037111 anytime 111 ,,. Evening Ilemid PROBATE NO. 7S.).CP One A Two bdroorn apartments, carpeted, air, turn & untuni. s,s UP 3771110. - ilA-1ipIexes 3736153 REALTOR 3776970 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, nice location. $140 mo. $100 security. I bedroom unfurnisied. kitcjsq, equipped, air, carpeted, $91.30. Aduitt only, 332-726 wtnds. A 32-Houses Unfurnished ______ - RENT- PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homs, family room, garage, carpets 631.1222 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR A_ ______________ ,_ 4 - Large 3-bedroom house, 1371 Metlonville; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th, 1223 month plus $100 security deposit. Phone 104 )p.,s, __ - - - LS - - IIRISTMIIE _ 3-Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double carport, nIce yard. in quiet neighborhood, $725. month plus security deposit. 631 3491 or $3.4. M. STOP AND THINK MINUTE. it Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any A . OSTEEN - 1 Bedroom. $110 P'f' is Comi ng I - , SEEK & FINDS , great values RENT WITH OPTION 10 BUY from local merchants and department stores. You'll be able to sated a pertect gift for every member of the family right from the pages of The Herald, ' - ' For '-'p - If you're a merchant, you'll want to plan your Christmas Kick-off ads now. Readers of The Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving Day Issue for Christmas shopping ideas. They look forward to your advertising and respond to good values. REAt TOP5 373 6253 3 OR, 1t ba th, block, paneling, w carpet. f enced back.) yrs old. - - - - - -. - -- - --- Stemper Sanford 'Casseiberry FHA VA Resale -- Low, low, l ow down 3-fledroorn, l' bath, nea rly new. Good assumption or by FHA with $750 down. $71,250. Just reduced $5,500. Transerre out of state. 4-bedroom, 2 stor over 3.600 sq. ft. No reasonabl oVec rt'f,j7. 371 0747. 33-Houses Furnished DELTONA HOMES 1 Bdrm., closed porch, $130 2 Mr. porch, carport, washing mA,- p,in,. Cln..n (ItJ' Reg Real Estate Brok er 3 72 6655 1100 E, 79h St SUN LAND from town FURNISHED- -I Bedroom, central heat A air, like new, in settled neighborhood. Ready to move into, Only $26900 REDUCED- $7,150 for quick sale.) Bedroom, 2 bath with family room in Ravenna Park. Home in mint condition with loveli swimming Pool Now only 529,900. A must to S" In Hall Reait, Real Estate We will provide the P ro fessional Service 107W. Commercial PIt. 332 71$) RESIDENTIAL ACREAGE COMMERCIAL, 11*1 AtI ___________ 80-Autos lot -Sale - MY 2977Hwy 1792 . 177 ... - 1972 automatic, air conditioned, vin-,I roof. $1,195. call Dwane McGuire. ------------- 59-Musical Merchandise _... - - --- .--- -- SWAP-Hammond Organ A 1 Condition for SEMINOLE CO. air, heater, radio, 45.000 ml., very Spinet Piano 372 6620 Acreage tracts, small and large. 57.000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor 675. - -- clean. $1493. 373 1905. _________ 60-OW Supplies 1975 Cadillac Coupe Deville, 9,000 miles; mutt sacrifice, 62$ 0303 days or $67 $250 evenings. I Drawer File Cabinets & Office Desks, $40 & up. SANFORD Merchandise AUCTION 1200 French Aye, M. '49 Willy Jeep Universal, 4wheeI .-drive, worn hubi, low bare all 7340. running gear good condition. 372 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 5399 after S p m or any time Used office furniturp weekends- :nme see the butiIul new clot"'Wood or steel desks (executIve desk lust arrived Christeni ng gowns. A chairs. secretarial desks & 1971 Volkswagen, air, new tires, knit suits, baby blankets, crib Sets battery, excellent Cofldttion, 1200 chairs straight chairS, filing etc, Old stOck 30 Pc? to to PCf off equity, assume 19 payments. $ill cabinets, as 4s Cath arid Carry. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new mo 327490*. NOLL'S baby accessories. Payton's CasseIberry, I? 97. *30 4706 1914 VW Bug, low mileage, 12,3 or Children's Wear, (Formerly best offer 373 3130 alter 6 Buttons 'N Bows) 764 Hiawatha. 62-Lawn-Garden Phone 337 1301 077; _________________ Any Car- Flea Market Nidirq Lawn Mower, good shape, 5300. 327.144 after 4pm. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 1-315 E. First St. 3725427 I Chico & The Man Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer only 51.50 per day. of Burner Oil Stove, with electric blower, nicelooking, $10. 332 5457 Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available Bud Cabe4l. '372 6052 anytime ic? P92 &ifl, Longwood 65-Pets-Supplies - -.... ___ 67-Livestock. Poultry -- Assume Payments Leasing RABBITS-S Does, 20 cages; all f or 140 or will sell separate,.. PP17rS$ 332441 - - rrr,dIe . posit ion. twin..- needle. trwt lnaylnyj ,iplu,p %ew'na mart-ins $75 Or 10 O,,yments rf sa cci' At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 'lOT Faxt F ir%l. Downtown 312 9171 Eve $69 flM . i . - ___ 68-Wanted - - 71 V ahests "*m134$1. '71 ir*ni flu:. Wiern, from SIPP -- 'IS -. Buy to "-' - Factory Warranty - 4.85 Hwy. 434 East For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave - 52-Appliances 831.7700 SO MUCH LUXURY FOR SO LITTLE I YvlI be 17W talk 84 11w tsw* in 11440.wwriq cs bkV n,qtje 7573 Oddsnwau, Luw'y Sedan, Ys,'t beat 1's or Iat ii, .4 &W 1wNI4 cmfort. a" eal., the C$ft,,UI..Ce .4 sopow w*eds and $eats. D.4iW I. ow 'n,4, c tw.i "M row am- fm tIer.. as 511 of !IV 51145 Os.,, Th rand. The matching Iatler is U, cleh Ii, nsy caret A car Ilka this We Buy Furniture DAVE 5' 373-9370 - Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, H-*1 Il 92- 630 47C4 -------- - KENMORE WASHER. r.,nls, service, used macl'.nes MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 067 -- WALKERS SMALL APP[ IANrES REPAIRED Prcisure 5005 Sanford Ave 371 9370 Specialist P41 Roofs-Exteriors - COMMC COMMERCIAL I a Rates Terms Available Ri$ Clark OWysIec Ptvsx,utlt all ffi4 can be ys.re *eq *MI $lflSt Why "Al any Wow. come an 4s.xi le Clark ~6 -010-re Dealing New t Cleaning £ Painting Fr** Estimates - not - Ora', Fully Equipped And CASH 322-4132 We Buy Furniture - -- '15 Duster Inn 535t1 - -. KULP DECORATORS 109W IstSt 372 2335 - - A. P. Clark ___ -- -- Sale Special Si berian Huskie, male, AKC, $100 or trade fcc wh at have you. 372- 4441. 51-Household Good., -- 'noer 7 - Orchid Sale- Clearing smal! No Money Down greenhouse Cattleyjs, WITH GOOD CREDIT Thaianopsis and others. For Example: Reasonable. Phone 3226292 for 944 Valiant, 6 cyl, stand directions and appointment. 1966 Fairtane, 6 cyl, auto , extra IMivfr irrAintrw fI..Pt ,*I clean. 1971 Duster, 6 cyl , stam.j 970 Hornet, 6 cyl . sta-i control. GardenLand, 1400 W. 1st original miles St.. 970 Torino, 307 eng., ao -------96$ Monterey Wagon. i- n',.', Many others to Choote from 64-Equipment for Rent SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 9to5 HIGHWAY 46 FLEA MARKET )'-) miles East of I Ion Hwy 46 Clark Chrysler Plymouth hOMES 44 Ph. 3224273 Hy 4 111711 I -. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU LI- LOOKING FOR THE BEST? 'cried in every detail. Ibedroom, 3 bath on I acre. Swimming pool, double garage, formal dining room, huge 10' family room, with fireplace, $77,500, $17,SO0 CIozy retirement Cottage in town Solid masonry construction on beautifully Wooded tot . _ . - - lear shopping,3 BR home 512.0C Large lot. 3 OR home, $19,0C Downtown 3 OR home, 5I9,SC with nhc@ mobile home rent Large lot for garden $3Ø.0) WIlT REALTY lieq ReAlEsla le,Broket,3210640 ii774$ 3737$9 ,'ij,, JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - d i vl l_~, 217 ACRES IN COUNTRY Bedroom home, 3 fenced pastures . new barn. Only $76,900. COil vs for your future homes,! Building lots and acreage. Sanford --- -- 73 Ford F-I0C Range Custom Stile Side Pick-up, by owner, $2,900 Phone 372-191.1 ROBSON MARINE eves REALTOR P4COME PROPERTY-3 OR hoe Yciuwantto Buyor Sell I!cessories-- 14 Heavy aluminum fishing boat, I seats, in good condition; I HP Kicker. SISO cash. 3223352. Lake Sylvan, 36.7 acres Ikfr. 11600 ner her. acre linrI,',,, n.,..,,i,.,:,. -. y ..L., ,VI I, Realtor, 1-299.1370 or 372 3367 LARRY SAXON aLl,.-. If 79-Trucks-Trailers • BUSINESS DIRECTORY Call JOHN KPIDER,A5$OC _____- -, ,_, 323-9410 Reg Real Estate Broker Molortycie lnsurarr BLAIR AGENCY 322 3444 - .- - Air Conditioning I P - makes. DYKES AIR DITIONIP4G, 3726177 CON. Small CI001p1j Ad br'rgt bog rr'?irn'. I ,nt ;.-.' C :1 ' , ,,_l BUDDY'S. HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 17 ___ ,ri !;;cycle? Sell these idle Items with a want ad. To place your ad, call t t The nur friendly Classified gal i In ni,i. )'. .411 'r 411 7N J Beauty Care iii:.suiv SALON (formerly Harrie tt's Beauty Nook I SI9E Firt& )77 5747 phated - omm"" iTho?cxraph'y by Munson Fni' wr'ddng photos reasonably pr(ed Pf"ctie3l3-S)M -- W 322 PIT.CT, 1: r' -; S',;s ,',',,tCr Heaters I a m 10 p I"It- ru Sat 25)-i Park ]2J 5617 '.'' Pressure Cleaning ,,5A CLANS ALL Exterior pressure clearri 323 ow ot ___________________________________ tenor, Exterior Plastering Plaster pdtChing & Simulated brick & Stone specialty. 322 278(1 Land No* - P",'E I Ii -- - Mkes __________________________ Office - rIrrT I • ' ., I, - TV 5ER','!E ."2 LiC Oai j ji.j Casselberry, Phone 1319641 -' ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bullcloznq, Excssiatinq, Ditch i',crk II ii rI IcC ',l ,. 3??59,11 TOWEl-i'S - I .r r RON KIDDCER&MIC TILE No Job Too Large Or Small Call Anytime,332-1011 - Ptunibg ' - SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 3733939 Aluminum SdMg rosier uur -rnr , lb alum , ding 4. soIl.? system AlSO boding. Gutters. Screen 20 Yr's. xp, Try me. 15% 954.3 , Home Improvements' Need help on t'a? 5.t'rj.-'y Ob Paneling door. wodows hung, concrete work, etc. By the t'ooror by the Job, 312 9343 CONDI TIO PII NG, REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK. 74 hour service. All RFA( TOP 171 Sill W. Garnett White Flea Mitt, & Bike Sale, Sit., Nov.32, 9 o, Stromberg Carlson Recreation Area. Exit 1.4 at Lake Mary, follow signs. aa ears Kenmore Portable Dish washer Top Condition. $73 assumfl 7 pet, mort gage at 116 323444? Per month, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath family room, fully carpeted central heat air, garage; 3 yeari . old 372 3117. a Sanford- Drastically reduced by owner. From mid 60's to low SO's. Beautifully landscpaed miniature Spanish villa. S BR, 3 bath. Ha. rm. formal living rm, w w carpeting .central A H, above ground pool with private entrance Near Schoolt A hospital Call for appl wk days, btwn 3 - 30 p.m & 1 30 p.m. Wk nd anytime. $300247 poled, air, oven. ice box, sr extra clean, 5700 671 6025 ______ _____ 43-Lots-Acreage - REAL ESTATE, INC REALTORS BranchOfficepio I 1621 Orlando Drive 372 1302 Trailer, II , screened room, r. r - ___ GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sch uren Realty - .-.----- 76-Auto Parts Large Oil Heater, with ISO gal tank. Glasses, locks. exerciaor, tables, Misc. 110 Country Club Circle, 322 Reconditioned Batteries. SI? ;S 31S3. c' exince. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Av CARPORT SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday 110 San Carlo's Ave ______________________ ISYr lilA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3403 Orlando Dr've Sanford. 373 5200 JOHNNY WALKER SEE US TODAY 7RreatiotI Vehicles --________ - _______ Yard Sale, now through Sunday. It libp pennies from heaven Cøn Electric typewriter, furniture, I ynu sell "Don't P4d'i" with ,, wslnt ad mist. 501 Lemon St. Phone 373 1476. -- Attention Acre, New 1-bedroo m House Appro ximately 7,000 sq. if. living area; large kitchen, cabinets bolt sides top and bottom, new refrigerator and Stove; 2 car garage. 533.500 Builder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building loft lust far enough .-..-- - -. Lake Mary Terms. Broker 322 7641 TAFFER REALTY Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools and shopping. $21,000. __________ - ______ 54--Garage Sa les BY OWNER-- 7 Bedroom, I bath, completely furnished. APPrOx. 1 acre lot 1317 Elm. $10,300 M, also __ - __ ___ Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lot. Wall to wall carpet $23,900 want to buy Cow Skulls, paying $1 I each, fll $3.41. _________ ' ___________- 321-0041 Crank Realty, Realtor _____ COLOR TV, III "MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 44.4 l0fl ___________ other Open - PFAL TOP 372 7 4 Realty •-- intercom system, Many amenities i55,9. MLSREALTORS Wanted to Buy - - - Owner-Transferred $139 PER MONTH 53-W Radio- Stereo THE CONTRACT-' P11' DeBARY- Beautiful new home on Lake .Iasirne, 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, central heat & air, wall-towall carpeting, double garage, in a neighborhood of fine tomes Only $45,000. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate REALTORS PlO #611 CaliBart Real Estate 7565 Pars. Dr - County- 3 OR, I bath, block Reg ' i 3-Bedroom, 1l baths, on lake; shag carpet, Reasonable rent. Phone 3239090. Christmas shoppi ng issue loaded with ,, ' Herald REALTY, you'll for Thanksgiving Day. find the month. SCHUREN Realtors, 322 1302. 2-Bedroom house, living room, dining room. separate garage. $143 month plus security deposit. Phone 131.1619. If you're a shopper, '- VQkcini%gon ,Ilk And Th e Herald is planning a big Christmas Kick-Off Issue Forrest Greene, Inc. 3222420 Anytime Your MLS Agency ' -. J - --- Color TV'S from $30; B#.W, from 5r' all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French. 323 11)4 EXECUTIVE BEAUTY-. 5 bedroom, 2" bath in a pre-ttigeous neighborhood. This is truly a Classic hone for the executive, or large family. Privacy everywhere, large Spacious rooms, A fireplace, AM FM radio, - 3 Bedroom. enclosec' carport, fenced $500 down, 30 years, 9 pct. annual percentage rate Only 516.950 -. - - d) SANFORD 3 Bedroom, 6 bath home lust painted inside, air conditioner, shady yard $19,500 Make an Offer - Central Florida's LAKE MARY- 7 OR duple x, kit MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR then equipped. Carpeted, central 3121991 1919$, French heat & air, $150 per mo 322 737 4- 322 1496. 337 19*1 CORREST GREENE INC. 372 1139.372 4164 only SSc a week - $2.40 a month. -. - 42-Mobtle Homes Sacrifice at thousands below FHA approv al of $73,500, wet I kept 1 yr. Old. 3 BR, 11 , bath, AC, ca rpet ed, kitchen equIpped, walled in back yard on cul-de-sac. $2,000 down, will conside r land contract, 3230663. - eves ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.Wednesday, Nov 19,1975-78 - Kish Real Estate "SFIV,ICE BEYOND 323 606 1 or 323 0Sl?eves, By COMPLETE TREATI In Pioec,esl 3 8145, Extra large family room. Shallow well, pump, new roof, disposal, range, plus lots more. Clot, to tennis courts. We dare you to compare $23.900 Days 312 6173 Nights 377 7352 3774455 Call 322-261 1 or 831-9993 A AVAILABLE 5150 $175 Color TV my POmI and ,xpens ________________ TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked to _____________________orcfer ,P4ayels, oranges, Grapefruit, If you are having difficulty finding a Tangerines Call 3770217 If no placeto live, car to drive.a lob, or ant. call 372-0376, Russell some ser vice you have need of. Crumley read all our want ads every day. -_____________________ . MONTHLY RENTALS Man or woman toshare ' Realty ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS QUALITY INN NORTH I-IA SR 431, Longwood BARGAIPIHUNTERSPARADISE That's CleuifidAsls Oranges. Grapefruit, Satsuma, _Tt and Lemons R. U. Hutchison, 332 35$ NAVEL ORANGES 52,50 BUSHEL 377 6flS or 3fl ?Bedroom apartment, partly fur. nishiid; couple only, 3n 1762 3720991 5-venings, Sleeping Rooms, air conditioned Men only. 337-3729. III Myrtli Ave. - Novel Oranget.S7SOperbu. • Adults only. 322-9)13, - 603W. 1st St. RAYMOND M. BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 377 $641 All. Hrs. 372 7757 617W. 1st St., Sanfor d '"'a ('Pf)'' '..'.i I-.I [Afl[p'' HOOD'A SOLD IT YESTERDAY. 1100 sq It with 3 8145, Ultra plush carpeting, dishwasher, disposal. rear fencing, paneled family room. Excellent financing. No closing costs. $5,500. Small furnIshed apartment, mature Rentals _______ nehbothood? ____________ US - ------- New houses na rural area No down Payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call In see if YOU qualify! M. UNSWORTM REALTY Reg Real Estate Brok er Stenstrom beautifully landscaped. $135 mo. Call between 8:103 For in. formation rail 3220704 - %ad awn*r. Waleska, nIoM9 - pralfres * They're Hot" * BALL REALTY apartments, attractively furflushed. conveniently located and :'1I11.'s.'.' ______ - 41-Houses LEASING New. modern, 1 story efticiency And requested salary to P.0 I, LOST - Black Poodle, grey legs,, license No. 379. Please call very - - A\fALOP4APARTMEN TS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. r e resun Winfer Springs, new) OR, 7 ba th 1kfr., .7 acre. $49,900. Horton Organization, Realtor, 1299-1520 Of Ir. 3)17 eves. lot? aedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park Drive $10 up - INC CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom, I bath, Fla, room, air, kitchen equipped, carpet, drapes etc. Corner, fenced, citrus Must tell. $72,600. Terms, Chuluota Realty, 365 37 or 3 S 5914, Real Estate . ___~_____ NOW Found - .'.- 3731930. Mature woman for light housewot and care of semi invalid, evenir is and wkends, Send cofnple resume to Box 5?), c o Evenly ig Herald, P.O. Box 1631. Sanfor BLACK LABRADOR Vicinity West 2N St. REWARD. Phone 3237*64 rit,tqrow t?){' '.Wfl15 '.tt (r ',,iiIi ' I('y(l(') Sell these idle items with ,' want ad To plce your ad. call rr fri,'n,1I- C ,v',f 'i qal At t h e I I r, , ilI_ ¶W1 traler apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 331$ Hwy 1792, Sanford. - - - ' SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom C. I '.I U Classified Adt didn't work there wouldn't he any. MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Not ary, Ocala, 901 737 U61 or 732 $773 _____- I •WIfl - Want to Rent, building for storage, large enough for 2 cars, 337-0751 between S Al. 31-Apartments Furnished '' / Ws t bcL. - Sewing Teacher, preferably *perienced, to conduct day as w M classes . Call Mi - n - DeBary-- AduIt, 1 BR, air. close to stores, churches Ideal fOr retired DertO0$. 6646488 or 372 loSi. - "Hotlin" Adultt or Teens 38-Wanted to Rent A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT AOSt LPN, full time,3 to 11. 4 nights, 11 to 7. Apply, Lakeview P4ursl 79 Center, 919 E. Second St REALTY DUPLEX-- 7 bedroom c on crete block, excellent condition; no city taxes; by owner. 3726470. - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR - Free, 641 2021 for "We Care".-. STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 777 7811 or 6)) 9991 TwoApts., 1 or? bedroom, urf urn. & turn. Both ac, w w carpet, Sloo damage deposit. 5125 mo 373 43 after 3:30 o.m. ' ' - I Spacious i. 2 & 3 OR Apts . I e, j Baths Tennis, swimming, play ground, recreation room, laundry room & Clubhouse. From $133 mo. 23$O Ridgewood Ave,, Sanford. PH 3734420. Nurses; RN's; LPPIt; Aides; Aic Companion; Needed immediatei Y. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll - $18.000 Yale 'eve -'7 Bedrooms,3 enclosed por..et. central air, l00'x171' lot.' Calu k15 4166 . 0. 5 J Realt y, 7S7l Park Dr 372 2116 REALTOR AFTER HRS 32 7 399) 372 9254 3270446 S-Room furnished house, garage, patio and wash house; large lot with fruit treej. Good .Ocafion Priced reason ably. Call 322 -hot. _______________ with well, septic 6 elerticity. West Of Sanford on paved road Mt Dora schools. Available Nov. IS. $60 per month Write. Paul D Write, 7603 S. State. Ann Arbor, Mica. 4610.4. Ridgewood Arms - C11l4734557 Write P.O. Bo* 1313 Sanford, Florida 3fl7l ____________ _____________ Lecithint Vinegar! 841 Kelp! Now all four in one capsule.Ask for VIM #. Fausts Drugs ________ h - - One acre wooded mobile home siti - JIM HUNT * "Get 'Em While * A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified AdI AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas mone ,? Call 444 3079. Can Help ____ 41-Houses 35-Mobile Home Lots - Winter Park, Florida 37719 Attorney for Petitioner -Some Vietnamese officials In exile in Some generals linked wi th neighboring apartment build.. In Re: Estate of South Vietnamese were more America has VAN BUREPI WHATLEY come as no sur. Quang in the past are dlsereetiy Ings. than ready for the collapse. decea (13) Search For Tomorrow prise to US. officials familiar settling In. But the wealth _________ Not all th NOTICE TO CREDITORS e senior Vietnamese (33)(44) Movie Gen. Trang Si Tan moved with the Vietnam scene, kiiiij 1:30 shines through. Gen. Cao Van are living a Life of luxury In the ToAll Credito and All Persons enough money abroad during Having Claims or Demands A gainst "The U.S. Embassy was al Vien, formerly chief of the United State,. (2)( 8 ) Days Of Our Lives Said Estate: his two years as Saigon's po lice ways well aware a bo (6)(13) As The Wor ld Turns chief ut who was general staff headquarters In are hreby notified and Pham Van Dung, one- " 1~ to seriously consider sev- making big money In Saigon Saigon, whose wife was no. timeGen. (9) Let's Make A Deal commander of the required to prese nt any claims and I capital 2:00 demands which you may have eral big business deals, In- and who was relatively torious in Saigon for her bus]. military district and a minister against the estate of VAN BUREN chiding buying an old aircra (6)(13) Guiding Light ft hones t," said one offi cial han- ness dealings, purch ased an for veterans affairs, had two WHATLEY. deceased late of (9) 510,000 Pyramid carrier for scrap metal and dung the refugee resettlement $80,000 home In Sominol. County, Florida, to the Virginia for a milita ry aides in Saigon, th r 2:30 ree purcthaslng a Holiday inn hotel program Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file In Washington D.C. quiet retirement. His son, Cao maids for his (2)($) Doctor, rr wife and five chill- the same in at San Diego. duplicate and as "We went along with Vietnam- Anh Dung, went public by soli (6)(13) Edge Of Night ..••. cdren, a cook, and three guards provided i $ tion 733 16, Florida So w aited un til me st la ese corniption as the price we lUng (9) Rhyme And Reason V gold from Vietnamese ret- Today In Arlington, Vi,, he Statutes, In their oflicas In the minute. ' (24) indian Summer paid for their loyalty." County Courthoute In Seminole ugee offering a higher price drives his children to school County, Florida, within four A former corps Commander None are surprised that while than Deak and Co Inc., the himself while his wife does the calendar months from the time oft, and chief of staff of the army the last president of Vietnam, ternatlonal money exchange, housework, and lives "on the first publication hereof, or the ~6in k cleared his safe deposit boxes Nguyen Van Thleu, flits 1*- b f: f I..11 urne will be barred. anki ng and In vestment con- Little money I T e\ put away." Just a few hou before he left tween his handsome homes In cern. Fled Sanf or d, Florida, this lath sV; I 11 Former corps commander day of Octsr, 1975. Saigon. He arrived at Fort Taipei, London and the south of - 1,I ' )i Madame VIen's younger Gen. Nguyen Van Mlnh lives S: Jerome Silvey Whatley Ai thaffee, Ark., with a million France, the '11~ a a c t president of U. Cot. As Executor n Ngoc rent-free in an apartme nt pr odollars in large bills In a suit- Cambodia, Saukam Khoy, ekes Tran, also living In Virginia, vided by a Thomas 0. Freeman I :" church group in New Attorney for Estate of i-L case. His young mistress ran off out a modest existence with his began drivi ng a black Mercedes Yor k's Wes t 99th street, and VAN BUREN WHATLEY. sui tcase and a :,ung son In Austin, Tex, with Of 1 77 6 soon after arriving In the earns enough ,,to deceased live ILI Frman lover, and the general spent a A While former Vietnamese Washington D.C. area, dignity" in the accounting de- P0. Box 70, WoclIo! month In a military psychi atric Vice Premier Nguyen Luu Altamonte Springs, Fl 11 A close political advise r partment of a publisher. "C?)-.' 37701 ward while his friends tried Vien, a physician, struggles at biIth: O. $. Nov. S. 12, 19, 19y* un3uccessfuhlytogetthemoney the University of Oklahoma at ___ DES- 170 back. Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Norman, Okla,,tobe licensed to / Great Musicals Some reacted too late. Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of prectico In America; the prime 1776. PROCLAMATION OF Several wealthy generals In- minister, Tran 'Mien the founding year REGULAR ELECTION C oHNsiARS0NYNNAFCEW vested haavIly In property In now aresldentoflai pej,Ujesto TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Dar4' Life OF THE CITY OF CA$SELBERRY, Vietnam, like th e former vice decide which western country Battles A S F 0 1 1 H A I W I C E I N N A 1) E FLORIDA: prdent and air ef, Mar- to se ttle In to better manage his NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN George Ill,. Man and King 13 M l y NE shall N guyen Cao Ky, who lost business enterprises, He would Dy the City of CWlery. F lorid a, R EMAY0URis Founding Fame,: that pursuant to lawful authority the five tractors and other farm prefer the U.S., his friends say, ENI 1 A00K0FNZSID0SI City of Caueberry, Florida, thaI Founding Foes machinery when the Comzn but only if be could move in on Tuesday, Decemher :u1i 197$. Independence Won nists o verran his 2,500-acre quietly, 1. [G U E during the legal hourt for votin R W D I S I U T N x u i / hold The, regular Election 04 the City P Independence A/most Loss property in the CentralHigh. Some of the wea1er led 0 Y E N C C U Y S A N U U 0 1 1 S U A Of Casselberry, Florida, Here in one oversed volume is the story of 1 776. lands. Ky said he brought out generals - a tots, of 316 were Said ipii be held at the "o n.ly" $40,000 In cash. P N61MAMEHJG QU0PEIK Arneras momentous evacua ted f rom Saigon - are casselberry Fire Department ai. Hundreds of pures. Building on Triplet Lake Drive on 100,000 words of text. Suspense Surprtses History ThentherewerethosenJor similarly concerned about adT S E B S U U 0 U 0 T U A Y E C [.t 0 and a? the times author ijed Ialddate Vietnamese who aved wi th verse publicity and are trying told for today for the purpose 04 eledinc the E Y I II U K 0 N A C N A C N U M A fotlowing City off ICials, to wit: hess I It's called "76 The World Turned Upside Down," Y D ONE 1 1) MAYOR of he City of Told in journal form, it is a book thii takes you behund Dining At Its Finest K A F C M V D V N E U 1 0 C U N I) N A Casseib,rry, Florid a TWO (2 ) '1 t.'.BERsoF ir !he ere jtt it Call tned v: _____________ I m 5 I I i- t , , . rs ___ One 4. 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd Sanford. 373 1310, 18-Help Wanted work as a $180-a-week Pubtith Nov , 5. I?, 9, 3, )975 waiter at a seafood restaurant DET-77 at Yorktown, Va, lie sometimes ________________________4 serves U.S. military officers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE who used to advise him on run- Ounnu wa* ti.niM ji4,','gs MI iii ,s.sj1..,, ki.. NIâY1i IIIrlUrlA. -'--fl I.VIWiB ILLS 5Wi. ning the 1.1 millIon-man Viet- the Umted States, and is curr AND FOR Nba tells f riends he doesn't SEMINOLE COUNTY namese armed forces. rently fighting a deportation or. care because all W busiftu Is PROBATE DIVISION The quality of the lives of der from Canada. WEKIVA RIVER- Adult part Offering fishing, canoeing am convenience store Surrounded bi beautiful Oak and cypress trees 322 1110 BAMBOO COVE APIS 1. each week for foist consecutive wreks in the Evening Herald Dated this 3rd day of Novemter, 1973. (Seal) Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiChards Deputy Clock George - A Sprinket 'IV __•• 24c a tin Reasonable Phone 373 9379 after dpm Sunday - Noon Friday ___________________________ Petition for Divorce has been filed 14$1 26 times 3 Bedroom mobile home on a ranch furnished. $133 month plu: security. 3724299. - ThisfloticeshalIbepJisfledoq, to matntaln a low profile, They were shocked by the case of Gen. Dang Van Quang, a 31c Noon The Day Before Publication Court, either before servIce on Petitioners attorney or im mediately tPpreattei-, otherwiSe a default will be entered ag ainst you for the relief demanded in . Petition. FAi 41c a tin un dthru25times DEADLINES against you by HARVEY C. JONES • le times 1973, 17' wide. I BR, furnished, wit: 7 AC, Adults, CIlS Security deposit 372 5939. - 3 ROOM APARTMENT I NOTICE ISHEREB'r GIVEN that 41-Houses Nice 2 l,odroon, mobile home III s mo. Located in Longwood, $ $630. Screened porch, private yard; air conditioner. Reasonable, 337-7760. ($2.00MINIMUMCHARGEI 3 Lines Minimum OF SALE on the 41h day of December, 1973, at I i pirh i thru S 34-40bile Homes I Room second floor apartment, RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon or t,etrwe December 10th, 1975, and file News (6)TheYoungAmRes,. 1- and DEAN J. wife; 1100am. ' the West Front door of the Courthouse of Seminole County, Florida, the undersigned Clerk will off r for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash the following dcsciibed real ppIfty: Lot 2. Block LI, SUMMERSET NORTH. SECTION 4. according to the Put th ereof as recorded In Put Book 16. Pages 23 and 26. Public Records of Seminole grandchildren of Harvey (2)(9)(44) News ROBERTSON FREE 8 Turkeys FREE asDOQRpRIZE fu... & Thurs. Economy Nit. Adults 1.00 KiddIes Soc (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family AFTERNOON 12:00 FME Fri., Nov. 21 Fri. (2) Adam 12 (CATV.4) I Love Lucy UTLEY, his OAKLEY, an documentary visits the African 910 PBS JENNIE: LADY of trying to bribe a witness, a nd and you are required to serve a copy written defensei, If any, t village of Benini, Nigeria, RANDOLPH CHURCHILL "A flndshlmselflntheposltlonofa of certain realities stemming where more than ls years ago a Past and a Future" This is th the Petition. on the Petitioner e defendant as he faces possible GEORGE A. SPRINKEL from a movie company In their British group of soldiers was windup of the fine dramatic disbarment - before he solves attorney, lv. wte address Is 1451 Highland desert town Riming a Western, ambushed and massacred as serie& Jenni Road, Winter Park F lor e marries for c everything. 37719. on 11:53 _____ (CATV.13) Cable CLASSIFIED DEPT. - - Easy friendly living. Come loin us FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. Rent from $144 mo. 323 6630 831-9993 800 A.M. Apachemedldnemanwhofa ce 11:30 (6)(C4)(13) CBS ROBERTREDFORD ___ = CONDOR of the Phil Donohue (CATV.6) Paul - 5:00 1. -- - -- Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 - INW.UTLEYandCAROLYNA. HIGHLIGHTS 11:50 vI -- kj#c 7.11 4.111:11 SN to 11 (9) DinahI (13) Dragnet (13) Adam 12 Seminole HOURS Hillbillies (44) Gliligan's island afternoon, 4:30-5:30. It's a tale "Kingdom o(Brome" Tonight's woman. Showoffs (44) (9) Beverly CLASSIFIED ADS Plaintiff, (CATV.6) Bewitched (35) Lone Ranger Somerset of MW York. (3)U4) Electric Company Council MeetIng (CATV.6)(44) Mickey Mouse Club (2) News .1 v ~_,, i i- - (CATV4) 700 Club SHOW CU (44) Fllntstones 1:30 (CATV.4) Fran Canton (44) Three Stooges (24) Mister Rogers '" (6) Partridge Family 5:30 KEY WEEKS: In case you've ABOUT TONIGHT: they headed, against ear lier third time. Now she's 60 years been wondering why the net. 8-9 CBS TONY ORLANDO advice, for a tribal commune to old, and divorced. Winston is workshavebeninuncIatlng AND DAWN Faltering ratings reprimand treaty-breakers. cllmblngthepoliticalladder,by Florida, regular schedule with an here, but Tony and the girls Through the years, natives 1915 he's First Lord of the including specifically, but not by assortment of specials, these persist. They get strong help have produced objects In Admirality. Jennie's new wayof, limitation, the following are known as "Swcps Weeks" tonight from Freddie Prinze, equipment: hood, range, furnace, in the industry, a period when who joins Tony in a couple of bronzesoexpensiveontheopen liusbandagalnismuchyounger aircondItioner,hotwaterheat,rand market that one artifact has than she Is, but she shows all wall to wall carpetIng ; and toçether the A.C. Nielsen co,, goes sketches, Includi ng "The Road sold for $400,000. the italIty of a young girl, with all structures and Im deeper into its audience to Puerto Rico," and Adrienne proviments now and hereafter on 9-10 CBS CANNON which ultimately Is her mid FMJ and fixtures research to provide local Barbeau, who does some Statuesque Tins Louise plays a downfall. Rushing down a flight attached thereto. with ratings of their singing. Good opening when policewoman distressed that of steps, she falls Th i s sale Is made pursuant te shows in their respective areas. Ton and Freddie .switch she isn't tramJcrrcd to the injuries (ruin which she ne ve r F n31 Judgrnrrit cnterrd in C - I These are very Important to identities and look alike, ActIon No 15-611 CA GD n homicide bureau after she's recovers, pending in the Circuit Court in aflC the affiliates because the local severely beaten during a VICE 8-9 NBC IITLE HOUSE ON for Seminole County, Florida. ratings play a large role in 10-11 CBS RICKLES This (Seal) lflqUlX'y.Shewantstohuntdown THE PRAIRIE "the Camde termining space rates for and a network Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. In pout" Drama and danger. The a sadistic killer Clerk of the Circuit Court sponsors in the home area. terrorizing search of a format. Don Rickles girls face tragedy when they young wàmen. She gets By: Elaine RiCharde her stars, or ra ther Is the subject of Consequently, there are many Deputy Clerk are swept down a raging river longtime friend, Frank Cannon, a look at his many sides, Show blockbuster movies preempting Publish: Nov. 19, 197$ while the family Is on a picnic. to help her during DET.100 her off hours, was taped in Las Vegas, regular programs, as well as scene 9-10 NBC DOCTOR'S of Dramatic rescue follows. major specials. The "Sweeps Don's biggest successes, and HOSPITAL "But Who Will 8-8:30 ABC WHEN THINGS the guest lineup Is a show IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Weeks" started Oct. 29 arid runs Bless Thy Daughter Norah?" WERE ROTTEN "Th business Who's Who, including FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, through Nov. . e Blr.. Dr. Norah Purcell, played FLORIDA. AERCHOOL SPECIAL: thday Boys" Renaldo is taken Zorah Lampert, suddenly by Jack Elli Kiugman, Don Adams, CIVIL ACTION P40. 75.n67.CA.s4.Ib prL!oner and sentenced to be begins to wonder what ot As part of its week-long it would ,r t Gould, James Caan, In R e: Marriaqe 04 thur Godf rey, Jose Ferrer, HARVEY C JONES, Husband and servance (o lure paren ts to the ha nged after he goes to the be like to live like any other Otto Preminger, Loretta Swit JOAN TAYLOR JONES, Will. home screen for joint watching castle to WLSh his twin brother, woman, and experience NOTICE OF ACTION the and Larry Linville. with their kids, ABC has Bertram, a happy bir thday. same TO JOAN TAYLOR JONES, compasslons and Wife scheduled this moving story, Such appreciation, But fret not. The outside world IGhI NBC PETROCELLI t. Claire Avenue Robin to thE FCSCUC. "The Shaman's Last Raid," looks at this la dy neurosurgeon "Shadow of Do ubt" Petroceul Spring Lake. New Jersey 07762 its Afterschool Special this 8-9 PBS THE TRIBAL EYE as almost a freakish special has his own excruciating ARE NOTIFIED that Frightenstein 1:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV.) Community Close. Up (44) Leave It To Beaver :30 INi?L1 MILD OVER __ (9) Good Morning, America (44) Hilarious House Of (13) Breakfast Beat WMM"D \/ ilgious Hall 7:30 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac (13) Ironside (CATV.13) Orlando City (3)(24) Mister Rogers (I) Griffin (CATV-4) Fiintstones (2) lronslde Ma rtIan Mery (44) Brady Bunch -- (I) Big Valley (9) Movie (13) Mike Douglas MORNING (6)(8) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINO COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. EAST RIVER SAVINGS DANK, a bann9 intUufl0fl orinhied and existing under the taws of the State (9) Gilligan's island (35) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street 4:00 (44) Three S$ooç'es 3:23 (44) Spirit Of '76 330 (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And You Daily Devotional (2)(I) Today (6)(C4)(13) CBS News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) American Town Re- 'LSVO t?t*9'*I(5 I" (35) My Favorite Florida (2)(6)(I)(9)(I3) News (3) ABC News (CATV4) Race To Riches . - . 'I "' ,~' N] 1 _ In 7:00 6:00 I N I Iii 41 I. (24) Romagnolls ' Table (35) Addams Family Under g Stooges Tennessee Tuxedo 11:00 Thursday DINIRM CINEMA CORP (9) General Hospital (l)(44) News (I)(44) News (9) Baretta RAROAINMATLIVLEYDAYJ *.2:3OP.M.-51,5 I 1 (6) Sunria Semester (3) Solar Energy (CATV4) Best Of Groucho (44) West (6)(13) Match Game (CATV.6) Three (2) (2)(8) Doctor's Hospital (CATV.13) Stagecoach (2) With This Ring 10:30 700 Club Love, American Style Another Wor ld 6:30 6:35 11:30 (2)($) Tonight Show (CATV.6) Bob Sheridan Sports (9) Wide World Special (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6)(13) Banacek 12:00 (CATV-6) Death Valley Days 12:30 (CATV-) Noticias (44) Phil Donahue 1:00 (2)($) Tomorrow Cannon (2)(S) (CATV.13) Amos Burke (6)(13) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live (33) Rocky And Friends 3:00 Sunshine Almanac (9) Starsky And Hutch 9:00 (6)(13) (33) Mothers.lnLaw (CATVM (a, Today (33) (6) Don Adam's Screen Test (C.6)(4a) Love, American Style (9) $25000 Pyramid (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie 1:00 (3)($) Little House On The Prairie (3) Tribal Eye (6) Red. White & Wow (CATV.4) Movie (9) When Th ings Were Bad (44) Dinah! 8:30 (9) That's My Mama - 6:13 30-Apartments Unfurnished ' - Roofing - Expect roof repar, flat roots or thnqtes All p - Cr'. , i' c .' .' 4,or'k guaranteed ., ' ' -- ; - . ' '.'.r srqw'(e all ynakes and models'' - Frre PiC ktili .ind S anto':' I - '-- ','i - tlfl' Delivery ri-', " -. -' Quality upholstering Free p.ck p A. delivery CsII for free 201 E. Commercial 3236451 e's?r " .,?e DAVE'S PAINTING Wck' Slow Cheap Rates Inevc.s!r,late - Pest Control - MI L LIONS OF DOLLARS in Weal Estate is sold daily in tli' clasifiech ads NO?h'nj smli -- - ' ' ' Well Drilling APT BROWN PEST CON T$101. 2567 Park Drive 'i'iI.i I S DR a- 1tI L Pet Care PET REST INN Grooming Pa 377 4051 0 p p,4 I p', 'v1i '.. " All typesa,yjtuies We repair and t,ry.. FlO.'lrdnq & 201 STIP4E MACHINE 4 SUPPLY CO - �1110—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 19, 197$ S.AVI 14t . lUCID 01 (lIVID . .-... • $4y 14 AIIQUID. wwirI Olcolaflo Gala Towel's — F &P Peaches NATUSAI fl4yØ au vaaiuii . .rycr S — - I -• U.S. NO. I. $01111 CAIOUNI . Ice Cream N. Potatoes 68th Year, No. 78—Thursday, November 20, 1975 1 5 Sr9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents 74 Pon Rodm Loa ' Swill's Premium G*vernm*n l- lnsp*cted ( Shipped, Qukk.Fvoisn, Evist., U.S.D.A. Grad. A JIM30 It Rath 's HIo.Smok.d p ; oW lilt • Make a Homemade Sauce, Swift's Premium Slited Coke 8 Pius Dip ic bill. we ive Beer thinks foiz the Broad BOUflt O OUR IICQItA( liar $ Brown 19 'N Serve Swift s Premium 51 Limit 4 Luncheon) 6N.R. Oil% '•' 00 4L.,ff 69' ' Red Gra Swift's Pirsimium Sliced (PopFittrioni, Hard Salami, Genoa Salami) uIarofB.00fStyIeOsorMay.r leners........................ '1" Green Onions $I , Perfect for Sakd.,M.dum.sii, Tasty Tomatoes.. 6 Seafood Treat, TailyCorolina (Great lot Stuffing) F#"# 9 1 Add Color to $355 If the all-Aiiwriia,i bir h so ihat Br nja mi tanklin irnr said 'I '. ith it aid ragir had nut hrrri (11"w rl iitii 411111111 I 4 1)11 11 ul hid flk'IaI t 11414.t ir h ' I'l liry is a rnu ii muir i itahk bird, and it hal the i r i riginal iiatie of AnwtM a.' titkes is (4 in U ' - ' 1 oan M To I t go I Loin or Ha ms ' Pum'pkin Custard Pie, Pot Roast .................... .99' TryThisD.$ciousl..flound Tip Roast ..................... $ 1 -- Great For Sn, S Gus, Seel Plot. 10 1 bag - White Rain Shampoo SAVE2OC rO.on.cBbooth.&AnSh.p tk 49$ $io, I $ Whole Fryers Fryer Breasts Fryer Thighs Fryer Drumsticks... b 99t Fryer Wings ............... PubIIx'1h Ploce fo( 6eT Publix reserves . the right to \ . ' rl.I. Ideal Peanut Bars................ SAVE 10c, Mario's (2,ophigeria for Joe) Stuffed Olives....................... Made** PkK*d (Refrigerator Jw) $.,l $..,-g .. KeyClub Steak. ............ I' Chuck Blade Roast ....... ...'1" ••$ Imperial Oven Roast... $1., (..s I,..i S.i, 99c mis aiiiiiiiii viiiiis 364 I____ 59' FW On 69 pps. L ..J . -J-.w P neapple Cottage Cheese i 4 - Onion Di p ................ II... ff -- ,i?bt1F I Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray Orange 45 O- -ME 4 1 EEC $1.25 I lIIHhttWltflWUpt1ttfttUfttfl,t, IS 29' "t4, JAreenStamps 11li '1j.L Daky Ladies :2 SA VE 8c, I 1. Prince Wh*6 M - • . - 39 - - ular =rg[ FI . EXTF4A ' - ii- S FVM •*i Cream Style, LimaBeans.................. 'io , N,. )$. 5571) EIII]4Gramps • French Toast pa, 69' SAVE l4c, Downy Flake, Frozen Woffles.................. 4 SAVE lOc 1 4-ot. con - 2. --n----EXIIIA 99, Coffee Rich ........... SAVE 4c. O.ldPn ' PlictSwool Frozen HyALDIF MURPH% Srtr Cob Corn.......................... 4p6' 0 79k SAVE k. Urang Abstombiant --- enstamps A SE THURSDAY, NOV. 20th THRU WEDNESDAY NOV. 26th, 1975. Maxwell House.......... sp;" 92" SAVE 4 T.thy so..., Tea Bags .5, SAV13.P.iEnrich.d Evaporated Milk cc ia- a.......,....i 28' n o SAVE I Oc.With ortim Sawce, lig1h Mixed Veget ables 49' Peas & Onions.......................pt.1 SAVE 23c Birds Eye — 49ic - MW . 1. . i Wisconsin Chit" Is Bw Sc"1,,M.szsr.So 4 f""'" State p Altamonte Springs, appeared today before the Seminole County Grand Jury reportedly probing county government actions and allegations of Sunshine Law violations. Hattaway was brought to a grand Jury witness room by Assistant State Attorney William Staley, who is handling the three-week-old probe for State Attorney Abbott Herring . •- p , '. IN A . RATS SHADES DAY AT SHS W A 01 = Aw-- Hattaway stopped in the was "buts and shades" day at Seminole High Scho today as the sthdentl prepare for Friday hallway to shake hands and -- It rtight's big homecoming fooftu game with Lake Birantley. In the pboto above, Meg Newman 1 left) andReldMacLaugh1in,bethJ,dbptsythefrg1p5 (HeralaPhotobyBmvjncentjr Book Orders At Issue Library Chief greet reporters, Lut when subpomaed by the grand o Jury r was appearing volun-. BOB HAUA%4A TOM BINFORI) d he didn't know. r t ld he sa associated ty The witness has no comment Real estate salesman T handi which the sale at this time," and whisked Binford, who appeared before Binford is no longer with the Ilattaway into the witness the jurors during the first week room. of the was back before h1'm Later as Itattaway ex ted hrily Staley quickly barked, sputes Knowles Hattaway i wein - Ins - To Spotlight Its Goals f, Dolori-F olh W ' half- pin t cin 69' . DDC Stages A 'Funera I, lightGuatd5p4.iry SAV11 9c. SAVE 24cPlant.ii 4 -cf. plig. Ss.s. 4 . I X I RA SA VE 4c.E9go,. AW2Oc Green Giant AVf4c Dal Monte Fop Fed VP.E SAVI4c Stokehyich 63' Holland Style Gouda .......... .89' rTcf v , SAVE 4c, tbbs - MAYONNAISE Mist-Kitt Whole or J*16" V.~ rL+ Half & Half Cream .............. 98 I(t-af$ Sharp & laSts S)s.ip (Sen. on Ctscli.n) Ie. Cracker Bcrel..................... S.,J I'.cswe Cmv. (OSnid with Fresh Fvv5) -lue C hee i.e........................ 59' French r 1 09 I _____ 71~ OOD STA P 1itvr'1re D.iqn Toiting Crescent Dinner Rolls............ 49' CIsoc.Me. ch, Ostm.sf ts*n. $z'.m.n,c.idt, Peanu t Bulist. Pillsbury's Cookies ..... .......... . 89 SAVE SO. Doi44..ls our Cream......................... , 59' __ -i- E By 11011 LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Z Assistant ___ . --ITS 7 49, . Ground Beef H.V.P. 79 NELLMANN'$ k A11 ili I 1A W 994 umnnrnnmimuu,unn 79 Chuck Shoulder Roast.. Short Ribs - "-.. order new books until Oct, I procedural slowness in the checked out for last month," when the county system began. changeover." said Mrs. Erwin. Knowles said witnessroom toentert±iegrand u ue pr bfng cwKnowles today denied that he scia' afternoon "We had to keep asking the "how and where" the books jury chamber. Staley blocked a leBiIU%U was personally stopped the new county for the contract," were checked out is his conbo otographer who attempted to county commission transfer of ok orders. He explained the Knowles said. cern. Herring's Staff brought is snap a picture of Hattaway. ' nearly $1 million tit federal city's normal operation of the Knowles had said one user "Somehow, people have less llattaway was carrying a wife, Mrs. Betty Binford, to the funds from a Casselberry bank He said parentsare bestwhich able Knowles to City Manager W. E. "Pete" city library "just ceased" as of books available now" he added reported that books had bCfl loeleaf notebook and a manilawitness room. define "safety hazards," on his recent criticIsm to the Southeast First National Binford left, apparently not have been used to get courtesy of the countywide operation of July' when the city' approved its Knowles had advised city taken from the library without file folder when be entered Bank of Maitland. The money contract with the county by replacement and that actuafly knowing his wife was the next busing service. the city library. c o m m i s s i o n e rs commission, move stirred controversy and memorandum that "citizen there are less books availablegrand jury witness. She spent 45 minutes The reason why no new books Board tnembcr Pat Telson, the commission reversed its complaints" have been now than before the new system "The county was supposed to Emerging from the grand before the jurors and exited to have been added to Sanford's p action 14 days later. jury session for what appeared tell reporters that she had received on the library Roger Ilarfis, and Committee Public Library since the Oct. i begin their contract with fl "The Ortan& system offers to be a short break, Hatthway appeared voluntarily, not under Rep. Bob Hatlaway Is on the changeover to a countywide SYSteII in July, but it operation chairman D toeverybody free books by mail was asked if he volunteered to subpoena. wasn't passed finally until the countywide admirils1ration board of directors. He Is bank's principal of Lake Brantley Iligh operation is because Knowles of our library has resulted in without a library card and testify. School, all agreed that past stopped all book orders Wt September," Knowles said. Part of the grand jury,s in. a cousin of County Com. complete service and free Mrs. Erwin said the coun. stagnation o service " requests for outes busingJuly, according to Mrs. Joan -Tbey called me," he said. vestigation is beheved to center mL' 13iOner Mike Hattaway. throughlibrary' card for Seminole l'. f,m parents have included Erwin, coordinator of corn- tywide service was made Mike Hattaway, according to The State Representative on a ii,000 clay pit purchase residents (or any of the 11 seernedsurprisedwhenaskedif aborted by county corn- his attorney Gerald Rutberg, 1111.1 nity relations for Ole possible when the Seminole Mrs. Erwin some "emotional coin had b"n scheauled to go before which they object to. plaints," Orlando Public Library & County Commission signed a Harrison, Sanford's librarian, community libraries." said he had been granted immunity missioners on Oct. 14. from prosecution. Orange-03ceola-Seminole one year, $450,000 contract with has ordered new books and it Mrs. Erwin. Binford has said he would the grand Jury On Tuesday Site said "phony addresses Barnett said one example County Library System, which the Orlando Library Board for will be a "few weeks" before halie said he didn't know if he have received rnoon used by a parent requesting includes Sanford Public complete library service in the deliveries can be don't receive books." made. n gran , d been granted immunity y mission on deal 4 However. Mrs. Ein explained that atta.iy courtesy busing was that the I~brary. I tri-county area. "Another reason for the low not, and that he was just gone through. At the time the appear before when a reader calls or board would be Invited to the writes the Jurors and Mrs. Erwin said Wednesday Knowles blamed the lack of availability Is that circulation is county' contracted to buy the both be and Rutbeeg answered funeral if it child needing the local librarian was told by for a book It is mailed postage "following the process of law, new books available locally on up from the 5,400 books checked Asked how long his testimony 103.acre tract from Gnater all questions on why he didn't courtesy busing was killed, Knowlesthatshewasn'tableto what he termed "the out In October 1974, to 6,700 (Continued On Page 2-A) would last before jurors, Construction Corp. of appear with "no comment." 1 Ii I;illill-tull;InflaR I L . Appears Before r Dr. Stuart Abel, a committee member, said he fee ls the 88 per By JOE ASKREN -cento regu ar pup Herald Staff Writer are being "violated" by the BISQUICK service rendered to those The Orlando coordinator of FLOUR courtesy-bused pupils, which he the new tn-county library gEt said he would like to eliminate. system disagrees with Sanford $1 13 79' Dream Whip ........................ Kraft's Delicious Marshmallow Creme............ i.I fie , ... 11do SAVE 3c. D.,s.rt Topping $12, Chuck Blade Steak -- NobiM. RIM Sirloin Steak soof 69' pho 99c Top Round Steak - PLAIN UNBLEACHED SELF RISING 6-1h. boo sold Club Crackers...................... Nabisco Cvhpsh -1/$t &.1 P IL LSBURY FLOUR y' i limit quantities 59 IS? 1) 3/91C 21C , fim Ou fl.o: .. C_ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 5.I PIE CRUST MIX OR STICKS / 1W.&Ps?e .. P..?, cioam PILLSBURY SAVE 30c Lemon orLotion I Icat hiit*rr isiit:l melirti iii a u ol t-ater. Add to siuhling iiiii, '. it Irmaifling ingiedienis .in(l nii riI Makrs ati)tH $6 iipi . -—— - ..-. .. Roy Wright, with the school transportation department, said 121 per cent or 2 466 of the county's total 19,233 pupils busied now, are getting comurtesy busing service for which no state funds are received.He said this is ani rease nvr th' ver. r .. .iy.bced lag year. Preliminary cost figures, based on an 3verage $90 per studentbusingcost,showecjthe potential cost' of courtesy busing or more living within the two mile -adius would be $1,293,570. "ilI'JiIIIHIIIIII ' -- , cup(AOppniPflioi !', cup (4eppri JUT i1ii .t _______ 'IIIL1l' . Refined cost figures will be presented at 1:30 p.m. next Tuesday by Fred Taylor, transportation when eight-member hoc committee meets again in the beard conference room on Commercial _______ I 1 / / 0 Short Ribs FIov.duISon.kss Beef for Stew 09 (SiW S 2 Bob Haft wa Preliminary school busing cost figures, including the cust for courtesy busing of pupils who live less than two miles from school, were aired today by a special committee appointed by the Seminole County FRENCH'S Fo P.0 10. I.F..i.,, 4. 6 12' 2 (itfid*.d cciuAd lie", i (iifr dimei 4i,1i€J uA.4,r i,,,, 5- ,,, % Cheese "I I Bo*lFull.Cul •_________ ' 1 1 kT.t'I'] T-I1 CORN 'N HAM STUFFING FOR TURKE cipbswr 1 8.ussiia PwAar i,iiio.vd stlillt no .' Crea ttbdTurban0an:n&6ut;,vcup .' . . your 794 .a.J 1'IiI P,Ø1•., 12. Flavorful Leon Meaty Beef Blade offs Miniature Io arshmaIlows.................... ...• 39' oft, Regular arshmalfows ......... ...... ..... P69 39 $,II 1AW I& 4 '; 47 4 tuffing........................ 04 9 89 I Busing Figures A ire your Relish Troy with Strips of Cdsp Try your favorite squash Now available for selection Yellow. Zucchini. While. Acorn. "Selected Bob Beef" ...Inflation Fi hter irloin Steak ............ P.pp.eid. Form igulor Si Covnb,.od P.ppr1d. Form .. 49' $139 ituffing ........................ -.. — - I A Gtral Ticoll Britt Loin Ji gula, Si Co.nb,.ad — t.u, Rutabagas................... Smoked Mullet.......... L. U • 9 ' Good Raw Si Cooked, To.nad Seafood Treat, Tasty Hickory.Smok.d FOWS 3 Trunt Polish Seafood Treat , Tasty Delu x e Pa s teurized AMER1Q! : , isslySur, Giant Brand (2bunch.s per g) riIl Franks (EAR HERITAG ,5rG tf sikillo ll 111GUIAl . with Choo Sauce, SnWhite Woolef Cp.iand's Tasty RI ' $1 Cooking Cold Cuts.......................P69' 89 V es And, with no visible means of support — some of — -- U.S. &I Yellow I k.sD.Hcsou, 200 69 Add Color to Your Salad with Coolifiernia Cold Cuts Breakfast Club I In local1unq, an "They (mothers) qt and go on weare. Centerscared for by an older brother or sister—who shook amount that would have financed the day care these mothers are forced ogoon welfare. A major give working mothers achance to puta kid ina good be In school. The Central Florida Coor(hriated Child Care program in Seminole County for an entire year. concept or day care centers is to provide assistance ctnter where 1,hat kid can leam mnething,- Horner Center has launched a drive to raise $12,000 to save Or, she said, some of these chUdren are --lefl But, the commission, because of anticipated fund to needy children, said. more than $337,000 in state and federal funds that shortages, turned down the a!one during the work day." request. At that time florner said today he will request different Ms. Carpenter says 2,000 children in this awty will be pulled unless local matching money Is Vihien asked for minimum $20,000, but the full organizations '%ey need our help," Ms. Carpenter noted. businesses as well as govern. are eligible for a day care program, but state and located by Jan. 1, the agency's administrator said commission turned down "The community benefits when Its children Vihlen's request. mental organizations — to "come forward with federal funds exist for only 345. today. Ms. Carpenter pointed out the Seminole receive loving care and nourishing food in their pre. ildfunds." 'Because we hate to lose the state and federal school years. Ms. Phoebe Carpenter has scheduled a meeting Care Committee "worked hard located centers to Iforner said some persons view day care as funds which would be spent in Sern oleCounty. and today "UnfOrtliTtately, too many of us assume that today with County Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. and care for needy children and initiated training "welfare' but this isn't the cam. In Seminole because the children need care and their parents Jack Homer, the executive manager of the Great programs for child care workers. th SLmin0le County all litde children get these County, 32 day care centers contribute to the are willing to work to be self supporting, we hope a basic things. Chamber of Conunerce, plus other area business Child care center are agencies set up to ca for economy." fund raising program might provide at least part of leaders, to try to get the fund drive off the ground. children whose parents mu st work. te "ft is not so," she said. Of n tiI n( fie said im prices per state law go up at these tlle mcded funds," Ms. C~irpqo C The $12000 goal IS for one-quarter year -I:; C011LLled VLhl(!n and was orced mothers tue no on to arc for thur tnkrs, some mothers can't afford It Many of the 2,000 children who belong in day promised his endorsement Earlier this year, Ms Carpenter asked the small children 'so we don't lose the What happens' — care centers, according to Ms Carpenter, are being contract. If we don't receivesome hinds, it's gone" dog. Juicy Tangerines... 2 Spiced county commission for flerald staff Wrfter U.S. a I notida, Sweet 994 Federal Funds Dr*ive For Dollars It) El) I'I(ICK . Orange Juk.............. Limit 4 Swift's Premium Assorted Sausage Schlilt State, . A 3"1 uver................."ii UUVO5 • Ud. 391 Fresh I , $337,000 In ------ Stuff with Cream Chiatt", Crisp 3"Ito . Lose 10" 491 Plump Geese ................ ..I Sljçiedprpacon.............. 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I 411111111 mmissioner Sid Vlhleo Jr. today criticized Attorney General Robert Shetsofflce for delays In state payments to the SanfordCentmi Ft rift Airport for It"W9 of the Sanford licglokiztl Crime I.Ab. — £ Ir k 1•' -' . - - -, . -. -- - , - . — - INDEX Around The Clock _4-A Bridge SB Calendar ..............S-A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 1975. 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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>, November 19, 1975; <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