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FM 11,_ ===_ - Foreclosure Filed 1-1-IL' -- - __L-4 John S Krider of Saord as dismissed for the Christ mas semester sthng is January Iuifl udt Seminole County have a variety receiver to operate the facility holidays, will resume on Jan. 4 ________________________ _____ "We're hoepful we can hold Sanford Naval Academy and collect monies, of openings and closings during and the Spring term is our heads above water," Harry MeUon%ifle would no longer bc J the Oiristmas and New Year's When filing for bankruptcy in scheduled to begin Jan. 26. _____________ said today, "a nd that we're now used for a dormitory, officia.13 I going ahead with plans to open federal cot the holidays MacFdddcn A the private school in January Foundation listed 42niiiHnn said, but w ould be used icr 111c ,ca dem Senior School on the road to recovery" the ;i !~ 45 — t tuture looks office, store areas and band for the Spring term despite a assets a nd more than $1-million is located between Seminole ~2t will cl * 7 foreclosure lawsuit filed by the in liabilities to 105 creditors Boulevard and East First bright enrollment-wise for dle and athlefic practice. I __ 1111 The former Mayfair Ho National Exhibidon Co., and including the V,A2,848 owed the Street on the Sanford lakcfront. -Day. but will be open Jan. 2. for : "j., -I r-_ w_.,7nt-.-_ 0 = -,- =Z_. 'Me 195 vintage three-mory now being run more efficiently building (the Senior School) is I the filing for bankruptcy / by the regular business than ever before. school inOilando federal court Other creditors listed in Cit y flails in Sanford, M cIntosh said National stem, Ha M C8 MacFaddenFoundationtnl%3, Sanford attorney Ken cluded $150,000 to the Bank said Altamonte Spring .s and Lake 15 that f of along with 15 acres of land, for Exhibition's poitlon Authonties said two fires 1 Ma ii1 close Dec 2 4 and --— 23-year mortgage. the% are the preferred creditor wff e -set in October 1974 at the -1 foreclosure suit Monday in $19,l to Morrons Inc., and SM000 on a' in the Sanford Naval Academy Junior School circuit court for National smaller amounts to other Att ha ttlme the frMa)f I emergency service a student, was financW tangle and are con- causing $3,M0 damage. Exhlbltlon,saidtOda) thatthe supplicrs ord 'Y -fl N 0 'York ineed that the Senior and federal court petition for the ofIresonthp,®r0f Meanwhile, in circuit court at owned by will conünue on schedule, not Giants baseball club. — reorganization under the Sanford on Junior school properties are the Senior School were quickly Monday, attoey affected by the holidays. I 0 School sufficient equity. , federal bankruptcy law won't Thomas A. Speer filcd lawsuits The de extinguished and damages 1 Garbage service will be affect the local coup action. against the MacFadden at 1211 Mellonville Ave. After suffering four student' were confined mosdy to mat. discontinued in Altamonte I I ., was set fires win 12 months, the It National Exhibition (San Foundation demandin separated from the main school Springs this week, There'll . 9 7 Sanford Naval Academy was All Francisco Giants) alleges judgments of $2,536.30 to in 1967, officials said. thr,ee students involved no pickup Thursday and MARCH OF DIMXS-CHAIRMEN ordered closed July by state were disdpiinedand , Bernarr McFadden Foundation Robinson's Inc., of Orlando, sen t home Friday, but there will be Sanford Naval Academy fire marshals. The facility Harry said. National Chairman of thMarch ol.Jtmes Arnold Palmer (right) Inc., defaulted on a $138,437 and Dec. 29. Regular collection will coagratniaks $3,OSS.1l to lull Lumber reached a peak enrollment of reopened in September after Seminole County's Superintendent&h purchase money mortgage on and Hardware Co., of Sanford, ne ly 400 The Giants baseball club is We place during the ign I.%, ar students in 1969. The promising to correct 1 code WWI= for bufiding supplies. holitwy pCTI. reportedly in financial trouble, school became co-educational deficiencies. 97 March oil Deg iudnIg drive f the county. $1,413 miq ntei School officials today' in i and had approximay The state granted pcniussion too. Owner Horace Stoneham Lake Mary has a private one of professional goUls living legends, and Layer urge everyone -Nation.al Exhibition is asking declined todistii ss the financial been Lryi to 130 studen , garbage pickup service which including four for use of the first and secondsha t team "ts O Circuit Court Judge Dominick dlfficuflle5 of Sanford Naval girls, V ' the lund drive in wder to hemr flubt birth defect,' - . last September. won'tbeinoperatIonth floors of the Senior School Sith to ) school is Academy bitadminstra Da}oronNewyearsl)a> but — Harrysald an oUmof building on E. Fiat St. 19r (CoiauedOnpage!A) iio. on other days. I ~ 11 I 0 -I . and Winter Springs city functions, except _____________________________________ 0 standby work crews, will be closed Dec. 25 wid 26 and Jan. 1. ~ , 1 othcityoffIceswIiieopen I T &(I, - .14 I -it By JANE CASSE1,BERRy .. , I Ghrbage collection in t* First Baptist Church of Oviedo, ft • Lungwood and Winter Sprthgs & p 1IeraldStsf(riter 730 pm, Nativity Catholic in 11 00 £ is handledby prhatcfrnja i (urch, !ke Mac), 79 pm . Sanford City Commission Also on Monday night's there will be no pickup service Area churches il are through Dec. 27 and on • Monday nigt authorized the agenda onancei closing an on Dec 25 or Jan 1 celebrating the Bath of Christ . I i Ee 11 pm to drafting of a resolution in- alley between Chapman Avenue Casselberr} City Hail will t p,J - i :' 0 21 with live outdoor natl%ity midnight, and on Chrisas tendedtofightpcoposse in and Avenue, rezoning state legislature to -wr place Property between Third and Years Day but will be -_ open for al Baptist Church. I is~s I I : L Eve publicly-o%med utilities under Fourth Streets, adolAing the and Christmas Day ser. I I business Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. — Among the churches planning , : ,t',7-!ft - I _# n j S t le u ic Service commission. Standard Plumbing Code, and saelberry's private garbage ristmasEeservicesare St -1 The resolution, to be sent to adopting the city's C _ theSemrnoleCountydelegatlon phensive Development Plan ii.s t .-L. operation on the two holidays. ' f IV. ,V i % * of the Florida League of Cities, P seen Emergency tonight at 1101 services will be IVIIV P. AMR ill hold a Matins sersice t o , / ' '1 aailablc Qirmas DI) find oraian Church, . if — New Year's Day, however. i. V Lonrwood, 7 and 8 p.m.; and 10:30 pm vespers at 11 on double taxation, - I _- ' ! 2A - -1 -]Lt;;-_-:E . _____-_ ___ _ ____________ - -- -__. _. ______________ . a . 11 a h ra 0 e I It ~ _______________ • 2 0, Freem n Deadlo Academy Seeks Bankruptcy Status , , """`;rJ . ___ CIL- -.. _,. -,__ __ m ____ __l__.-Z---I - --C - -- -_" --1 I z-. U _______ : i~ u s assodatlonj, also asked that Freeman step down. Williams said that in 1973 the commission asked for the labeling all the charges during this morning's session. Herring's office, a position with Marsee, a member of Rumcounty consn today voted — "I "politically moti vated." find it repugnant for any resignation of a county advi.sor, Kimbrough hammered away which Hattaway agreed. 2-2 to lea ve Freeman in his post. be here for any controversial rger's law firm was the member of this board to be Both Hattaway . simUarto Freeman, and he said and at the propositinn that the ('mmissiofler Sidney Vihien iC." Eirn1)r(Ugh said. .11)hJ1 Albee, vice-president of county attorney who %%-,Lq ,uted llur,n the motives (if Vitilen Kwiatowskj votcd to retain the grand today's request for Frt.-eman's county Jr. , was absent frotnUle ' attorney should at least the South Seminole Jaycees, out and was in Seminole Memorial replaced by Freeman jury," said Jimmy Rs of ouster was an "Identical" Freeman, while Kimbrough be reqi*ed to meet the same said action-packed meeting in which Hospit,al. it woWd be in the county's earlier this year. !ngwood. situation. and Commissioner Richard county standards as those "best interest" if Freeman c mIorJohn Kimbrough CominIoners Michael Williams asked that Freeman flattaway said that if he felt Ro6s said the grand Jurors Williams said Freeman's applied to semi.sUed and strongly questioned U county's hlattawa) tep and down until charges charges were justified, he issued the mctznen, not Harry be suspended unUl charges are rnovwasneeddth"rese skilled laborers against turn are cleared Albee would also ask Freeman to step Herring, (cobued Page A) Of I O" "i W ox I- 0 X - a, I P. ..0 0 3 *..- o t eman 0 — - o e standard for a county attorney Kwiathows, both under in- cleared by the courts herald St( Writer "M an individual and as a said he was speaking as an down , but he called th VIhien was in Seminole dlctment by e charges the same grand Freeman, who is also commissioner, I Amid charges and counter- Memorial hospital with a have faith In indhldual, not on behalf of the "political harassment" and Jury that charges Freeman charged along charges and citizen d with Mr. Freeman," Kwiatkowski Jaycees. ds broken foot. said he would not take "any with seeking a $12,400 kickback Kwiatkowskj and Hattaay said, lie said grand jury that County Atty. Thomas "I assumed Vihien wouldn't "Thom Ruinberger would be part of it." Freeman step down until grand from John Morris, a tifie in- with violation of Florida's charges were "politically" proud of this moment," surance firm officer, fought Some citizens at the meeting Sunshine Iw, remained silent inspired by State Atty. Abbott remarked Hattaway. Howard I See related story, Page 2-A) Jury charges are cleared, the d not see It the same way. back by 8 5 p . I1 ED I'fllChF () , sen V . x : 0 Mi i I I 1. E ~ N a, * ii'-I 17%t,1.A,* _* L 4 __ 'o • S - - --,*___ -- - 0 01 I • : g - Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents . .I Im......... . ..Im.........JIM.........J: M......... V 01 - s. ____ 68th Year, No 106—Tuesday, December 23, 1975 :. âi 01 j w 'i I .A .0 2 .- 11 veiii I . i M I c.D6 KZ~')-_~% I ___=11=._ ~.1____'__._-f- 0 if '3p CU c!3, i - 4: 11"'s.........I *8 - - 41 ;M1110: I )( ?I ,..fn' u- 13 i . 7= V =L<_ t!!1 --- - Monday, Dec. 22, 1973 _. 1i I __ -. = 01 il -- -- ____ - _-=at = trz- - lFa -' -- - ___ ' -Y E !' UJ 0 U ., , CL Cla Z 0 a : 0 ° 0 > UI . in Iii ;~.- -- Churches Slate Holy Services - a).... 0 M a) 04 E 46 ~ i 9 — 0 W V. - LU = . I ___ 0 0 .0 r , E -a 1-:0 P. 00 4~ itt V- V- 11 - 0 . ' ___ wi,,,,,"`1 M IN" ___ F.4 . X ___ rr-) POW-IR I _n 0:1 t 7 --__ . - -! - --- - - - - - z_ ___ k - ___4 I i LIA 7 -. 3 ,O t" '" .-> r i , i j . ~ 0 ~" L -, L~f *% 7 F ( I - . . 1!_ T_ __T ___. - -, V P . Aar= . I Ta ~ "Wa A, _ 8 .4 4. 4; 0 W Z I, - _. I ~t . L a i a : IU - C - I It -C r(jr It - _ __ .k . 'We Need Santa - i \___ r , I - ____- Church will have a lovefeast at Claus. Even one on a blLkwrd. "Santa Claus, because of his consistent good humor, his a midni;t Mass at Church of the Nativity. 2 Psychology professor at the University of Maine at Gorham. hurch of Sanford will hold a 7:30 p.m. candlelight com- fluenceispos1Ube,5ddsinU S CatbolIc,amagazI turch will hold a carol lie's more Interesting ard less demanding than IksIie 'And he his with children by declar;ng hiniiell their patron saint." Last year, U.S. Catholic ran an article criticiflng Santa and asked readers to respond to statements about him. 4. 0 I . ~. - .0 ? 0 -C :1 A 0 .L It : I & A go in ,C o I 0. ,0 0 Z .1i V to .V -D o . -V to - collectiv e bargaining; _________________ Today ---, -, q J# -4 ' ; t__!w J~~ _ . - fi , I . __ . tz t - - I f,,: _M4 ~ 0 I sy ,X_Io " _- __-.if1.1 -=.--- .. -__. ,:#,l . - --.--7-- ._- z = , z - -:_ !;:p _~:~_ r, r i-7.,1 %5 i iz t I -0. _*i 04iiii, __ 1 . 4 V s tem. asrnprl%atelndustc), Comics rather than the present Crossword _..........._3I mm -6-A will require governmental - ___ i _X -.- ;_111F i, .4.1 I _il~ I L J-,Z-%V option to pay for unemployme - local codes and regulations. ObItuarks .. ........... .5-A F- _--- - .? --.;# -, _Z ';~~ . Z I -- , -.-..&;-, ""t ~, V- h & '9 a C. 8 I - A 2 -C __________ - - - Warren E. Knowles explained that at tlrn€s government - ____ -: -- .-.. %%F TIII'R parenth,"sayaPf .4 . - - - . 4 1. h f heGo Shepherd, Sanford, will have an 11 p.m. candlelight service I .. . P___ = .11 I _____. • Ik _ ` "_ -11 First Presb)lerian Church of Sanford will begin at730pm I ; . -. Psychologist Sa in 1:i . 2- - - -, " , Ir , , i - I . - . '. (>, OO I' 4 - __ 0, I" . - 4% a io 0. a. 1C . ication C L . I. -_- ._ ZE_ _____ Clar P-1 . I 1%, - ;. , _ I /I " _', IN .- - - It -4 , , .- * - - - _--___. ___ __________ - 0 1 ;I 14 Lj m-~ __ - t . JW I , ; % % - ~1 ,4 . - (1 - - ___ ___ L]J I % " r" INV __ __ I --- _--_ __ ___ fr ____ - ______ ,; 0 ____ ___ . Board Opposes • Ut I*ty __________ — V.4 -1 . ~ . A ; This year only 15 per cent responded that they thought Santa helped leach greed. And 91 per cent responded they "never suffered any harm as a consequence of [be Santa Memiah Lutheran Church of Casselberry will have an 11 ___ ______ ___________ ____ - V_=_ = 0M,13 WE; - - 14L - - F~ __ - as schools, colleges or or through Wednesday. Highs in structures "in the boondocks" the 60s. Lows in the upper 3h and "then expect the city to and lower 40s. Ught, 1i %.?-i W ek L = I - I ., f - Ii . - 11 ft 71_1 - I-_= — % M - 1, - requiring compliance with local __ - -_ - . - i I V 4 D ___ I- Clio -V on I ;9 3 - 0 0 11 I .Z C, , 0 : U I 0 61- A E V_ 0 E * fin E 3 W E 21 1L.0 W -0 a . __---- 4K . .4 - -, - E !'r i &_ M , ." assert the white-beorded old fellow competes wi Christ child. "Actually," she contevds, "the hirmule Lold gentleman h probyUngtheCthlmuflabyf flaughts of Madison Avenue. y 6 :g . E 11~ 1 ' t, 4 40 r- -- - withbehsjl1t, 11 - _ag N ___________ — — , --=-. ------ -- --- - - -- - '-=------ — ---- -- - — At least as likely a that they, too, enjoy a, amtces 0 CF O C ta. juppol-ling parent, and me the fr will have a family casol tiervics ~. - Z niunion at 10 and 1130 pm Holy Cross Episcopal Church ,*( t. . 7 . service with choral Eucharist at 11:45 p.m. Tbere ivill bt a 10 a.m.servlceonctulstrnailiay. f..-, St. John L!ie Baptist Eastern Orthodox Church ;rI111 hold Typica serv at 1 pm. Chririmas Day at Fiat '' Methost ChUh of Sanh • THIS CAT 4; . DS projects. In other aclions, the City 74P I _, . - . - ;ATER __ ______ ___ 1. Z - __1-,;yz-4-nZ'1 -Z425.: - - - 1.,= -_ - - _'!_ nPtus who suggested thata ramps to aid handicapped persons be built onto cit) Knowles said his office Kim Kyting-Han, Korea, one of the 47 foreign gr3duate students currently is studying the visiting Sanlard's Cenftl Flo" Zoological Park, may have led I`Pas-bilitY of Providing ramps this spotted leopard cub to water, tnt getting a dr-Itak is something (or sonic sidewalks. Which else again. The visttor froni 16 countries ar eo)1ng the interst ions shod c Christmas holidays [a C ent ral Florida before returning is various ramps, the type of slope to k iIn ,mIpltIpi nrn k !!!! ukd, wid ti cost at O 1 I . DAYS 1 0 l lfltO I IVI ~ . ---.- _____ - -. - - �- - .-,--. - - - -=- _ ---tr-- - - - = - .-.- - - 1j_ - - - - -- 1:--: - - - -- - - -. -- -I - - t --r_- - 2A—Evening ~~ I Vote On County Attorne y A Stalemate A __ IIIIIINIP NUM11010811" I (C''Inued From Page IA) Kimbrough has never liked the GOP's executive corn• said he found Inconceivable. Also a Democrat, Blnford Is on the requests. confidence in government," Freeman and always wanted miltee, said he was disapBoth Hattaway, Kwiatkowski charged with violation of state Earlier today the county's After Kimbrough's motion to him out. Kimbrough replied pointed that Hattaway injected and Freeman personnel board ruled that are Democrats, election laws, a felony, suspend Freeman deadlocked, that personalities should be left "political comments" into the Williams and Kimbrough are are Freeman was not a county The sunshine violations Kimbrough then asked that the out of the discussion and issue. Republicans, misdemeanors, while employe. county set a standard for the commissioners should apply WUi t1u4 ithg the ls.,ue was kkkbacic charge i3 county attorney, themselves to the question of He said Hattaway has back in the hands of the cornThe grand Jury that indicted a felony, Kimbrough said the existing whether or not an indicted "publicly contended" that a Freeman, Kwiatkowski and mizsion for its vote. Several citizens at today's standard is "slightly below the county attorney should be random selection of grand Hattaway 3 j Kimbrough had asked that also Indicted p meeting also asked that feces of a whale," allowed to retain his position. Jurors were motivated by Authority Chairman personnel board make a Kwiatkowski th e Th omas and Hattaway But Kwiatkowski countered, Fred Streetman, president of politics, a position Streetman BiofoJ. step down. No action was taken determination. NMON IN BRIEF Zarb Says No Relief Near Despite Oil Price Rollback WASHINGTON (AP) — The administration says Man 'Serious" Af ter S consumers probably will not see any decrease in prices for gasoline And fuel oil, despite President Ford's signature on a bill r olling beck crude oil prices. The sma ll potenthi price decrease probably will be neutralized by cost increases in oil production and the recent 10 per cent price increase by oil expor ting nations, Federal Energy Administrator Frank G Zarb said Monday. The energy bi ll, signed by Ford an Monday, requires a rollback of the average price of US. domestic crude oil to $1.66 per barrel, a decrease of about $1.09 from rece nt levels. By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer vestigation ended up with .felony charge lodged against driver, according to Sanfor A 31-year-old man as list ed police reports. in "serious" condition today In Patrolman Richard I. the intensive care unit at Bennett was investigating Florida Hospital North, collision at Ninth St. an Altamonte Springs, with a Magnolia Ave., between :u n.shot wound In the kit k pick-up truck (in vc n ty 'ftm and a 36-year-old Winter Park V. Leffler anda sedan driven b man was being held In lieu of Jeffery Johnson. $15,000 bond at county Jail Johnson, 20, of 922 W. Con following a shooting Incident at cord, Orlando, was charge Don Mar St. in southwest wi th violation of right of way 11 Scminole near Little Bear the acci de nt. Lake. The 1968 Cadi ll ac sedan that he was driving, owned b) Jailed by sheriff's detectives another Orlando resident, was on charges of attempted impounded after p011cc murder and use of a firearm In discove red, during a rou tine the commission of a felony was inventory be fore towing, that a Patrick John Gregg, 36, of $1,000 d es k-type calculator was Winter Park. wider a bedspread in the trunk According to InvestigaUng of the damaged Cadillac. officers, Gregg Went to the Police said a check on the home of his former wife, business machine showed it Frances B. Gregg, 37, 5302 Don was stolen in a Dec. 9 burglary Mar St., and during an at Orlando. argument Gregg allegedly Johnson was booked pulled a .22 caliber pistol and county Jail in lieu of $5,000 bo nd fred '' '' "' .ut .iiu .n on a charge cnar of buying, receiving Wi lliam Frank Maloon, 31, of and concealing stolen property. Or lando Naval Training Center, in the left hip. BurgIw'i Arrest Deputies said Maloon In other arrests, sheriff's reportedly grabbed another pistol be fore go ing through a deputies jailed Samuel Will bedroom window and seeking Porter, 18, of 932 Mead St., refuge In a neigh bor's house Winter Park, on two burglary w he re deputies later p,j charges. Bond was set at lying on the dining room floor. $10,000. Dennis E ugene Cooper, 18, of Gregg reportedly exited ex-wife's house and his adopted 27 Grove Drive, Sanford, was daughter, 21-year-old Diane held 10 lieu of $5,000 bond In Gregg wrestled away the pistol county jail on a circuit court and fired two shots In the air as warrant charging burglary and Gregg fled in a pickup truck, petty larceny. officers said. Two hotws after the sh Win ter Park police arrested Gregg In that city for Seminole authorIties. Zarb said tMs rollback, plus removal of the Import fee, would th eore tica ll y all ow price reductions of about 2.5 to 3 cents per ga llon on conswner petroleum products. Manson Associate Indicted SACRAMENTO, CaLf. (AP) — One of the last of Charles Manson's original band has been indicted wi th anot her woman on charges of conspiring to mall 171 threatai1ng letters to business and government leaders. The indictment was issued Monday against Sandra Good, 31, former romate of Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, convicted of trying to assassinate President Ford and sentei*ed to life Imprisonment. Susan "Heather" Murphy, 28, a former nurse, was Indicted on the same charge, and Miss Frocnme was named as an unindicted co-conspira tor. FBI bger1ts arrested Miss Good and Miss Murphy at Miss Good's apartment soon after a federal gra nd jury returned the sealed indictment . Th eir arraignment was scheduled later today but there was some expectation it might be delayed. Krishna Followers Play Santa SAN ANTONIO, Tex, AP) Members of a I1ar Krishna group have traded to ff g . robes Cla us suits and are passing out candy canes and ca "HO, Ho, Ho" to try to raise oney for U The followers of Hare Krishna, a religious movement wi th roots in India, gene-rally shave their heads except for a tknot, wear flowing robes and slowly chant the praises of their kirri, jcjjin. This Christmas, six of them have hidden their sha ved skulls under Santa cape as they pass out ca ndy -, - Occupants of can backed up at a s4 HW.in busy north San Antonio. Drivers are asked for donations of $1 each and are given aca'Jy cane nd a book- on Hare Kishna whe ther they contribute or Q CALENDAR Filed Against Overeate Anymons, 7:30 p.m., Florida SIXI Light, Sanford. Auto Taken DECEMBER 25 Open 1XflLQ beizmü at now Alcoholics Anonymous dut*,ouse 11 W. First St, Sanford, for local or alcoholica MONDAY, DECEMBER Free testing for Sickle Cell Disease, 9:30 a.m. (C 2 p.m., Bedding Gardens Apartments main office, Fif th Street and Locurt Avenue, Sanloed. Sanford Rotary Club, now, Civic Center. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.mn.,Florjcja Power and Light, Sanford. u na w.. Imn Gov. Askew No Hurry To Make A Decision In I To Exceei A spokesman for Goy. Reubin Askew said today that it could be after Christmas before the governor acts m requests for a special investigator to probe operations ofSeminole.Brevard State Atty. Abbott herring's Dffice and the possibility of rjurv by a grand Jury witless, James Bacchus, one of %skew's aides, said the overnor has received -Icrring'. request for a special nvestigator to check an of. idavit by title company oflcial.' John Morris claiming a rand Jury indictment against U.S. Use WASHINGTON (AP) he United States w nport in the next fI ears as much oil as It hi )!.3Umed from all sourci the last 3 years, lhrar-- of Congress nttid - 1)5. The report, for U, ngreulonal Jolt )mmittee on Atomi nergy, also conclude at in 1977 th e Unite airs will be forced t iport 50 per cent more o an it does today. All of the Increase (11 elgn oil would corn xn North Africa and tb Iddle East, th e stud Pd. 'Energy may wel come the 'Achill es heel U.S. fore ign policy (hr me way as agricultura irtages are for the Soviet Ion," which is forced t huge amounts of US, iinln bad crop ycaro, Uk dy states. be study's auumpfloni lode early, suceeutul cover-Ic, of offshore U.S. sources a nd production 1985 of the oil equivalent inc million barrels a day Club, now; Hoiitlay Inn. TUESDAY, JANUARY S Longwood Civic League , 2 p.m., library building, I- , C County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman Is "totally false.,, The governor has also received a request from Tom Pratt of the Seminole Democratic Executive Committee asking for Herring's immediate suspension and the appointment of a special state attorney to probe alleged misuse by Herring's office of grand juries "to politically damage public officials." Bacchus said legal counsel for the governor will review the requests, plus a report from 11cr-ring and copies of grand jury indictments, - IN BRIEF __ __ -'--- 4- - - - - - - - - . 110_.6"Ite '401I " "._4 - -, Ar.1-, . r '._1~" .P _. . Wear" 1iL - -- - - ?I T- ' - 4' i / ., rz '. - -.... Dec. 23, 1915-3A Medicaid Cuts Oue On Jan. 1 TALI,AIIASSEE iiF rniiiion, which meant a $9.9Mny of the 424,000 persons million de fici t for the state with imia.k.. ___ on Medi cai d face cu ts in ben the federal government picking _________ __ fits begin ng ni Jan. las th e state up the rest. -. ______ F seeks to reduce costs by $5.5 ____ "It was imperative that we ',,. million in the . . _. __ ,---, .7 'I -_'Cj~ W next 0 six months, now take positive steps to curb 'i"-'• -• I Secretary William J. Page of costs for the next six rnontjisor _____ Health and Rehabilitative Serv- we would be forced to eliminate -ff ¶ ".t•4/' Ices announced the cuts Mon. the program for May and June I — day as an atte mpt to recoup altoget her," Page said. "This 1_ part of a projected $9.9-million would have been disastrous for ) ,,&,'' . 1 deficit in the program. the needy." 4!:.The cuts will hit patients as Page, who earlier had \. ____ well as the doctors, nursing pledged to take care of the deli: \. . homes, hospi tals and pharatac- cit '. ent irely out of department Isis who provide the services, reso ,1 ur ces without seeking more :;' : hi? said. Z" money from the legislature, /,• , Although nursing homes have said -: f urther cuts would be made complai ned that the $600-a- if necesm ry. month pa ymen ts for patients . ma jor reductions an. 0. p are not enough, Page said the I ?11 paymentswillbecutto$585a nounced Monday and the exuuionth for a savings of $l%1 pected savings for six months / -. include: 2~_ over the next six months, ~ miti hospital out. Page also said there will be a greater effort to crack down on patient services to $50 instead While his grandmot he r was a patient at Sanford Nursing and welfare che er ANTA v,sirs at s and doctors of the pr esen t 13)0 for a savings Convalescent Home, Grady Vining of Sanford discovered many- who abuse the pr gr o am and of $1.2 million . old folks have no one to visit th em or bring them gifts, so he thus shoot up URSING HOME the co4 of Mcdl—Placing physi cian services decided to "play Santa" for the 112 patients there wi th the help of caid. on a flat-rate fee a nd eliminathis wile, Suzanne and six-year-old da ughter Ginger Lee, who was He said the $5.5-million In lag separate payments for dressed as one of Santa's elves. They purchased and wrapped cutbacks was a minimum fig- services coupled with a yearly gifts for all and brough t re freshments for a gala party at th e ure and he hoped that tougher cap of $312 on psychiatric: care home. Mable Feake, 88, gives Santa an appreciative hug. (Herald controls would mean ever, for a savings of $1.7 million. Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) greater savings. —Slashing the num ber of A special task force had stud- days allowed In a hospi tal led the problem as offici als from 45 to 30 days and elimipondered how to reduce a two- nating elective surgery for a year- project ed overrun of $24 savings of $8,5G4. o r a Note To Credit Union Teller . -; 4 ' - ._. p - _____ - - . Foils Area Kidnaping Attempt -- ' '. - ORLANDO (A?) — A telephone company worker foiled his kidnapers by sending a note to a credit-union teller who notified police, officer's say. Police quickly arrested Michael C. Tucker, 28, and Wit. 11am Martin Ellis, 31, both of Lynchburg, Va., In the alleged abduction Monday of Douglas Parker, 26. Tucker and Ellis were charged with kidnaping and extortion, police said. . ) I - ' . . - - -. - - _____ . .- - ' - - - ' .---- Kickback Charges Filed - TALLAHASSEE (AP) A Miami lawyer says he will keep representing insurance clients with the state despite allegations that he funneled more than 160,000 In illicit payments to former Insurance Commmlssloner Thomas O'Malley. "Not withstanding all the bad publicity, I still did some goixi insurance work up there," Bennett Feldman said Monday in Miami. A federal indictment filed In Miami last week charged that O'Malley received more than $60,000 in kickback., from Feldman and his law partner, Riccardo Ciravolo, for referring Insurance clients to them, - .- .... - - - •. - - - - - - ' _____ ' - ,. - . - - 4 ' . :.- -. . Seeking Big Rate TALLAHASSEE A1 from the l8,00O customers i t cents to $5.55 a month dependFlorida Telephone Co. Is serves in nine Central Florida ing on locality and type of servseeking a $9.-mlI1ion rate hike counties, ice. The company filed the reThe requested increase for quest Monday, asking the Pub- businesses would range from ------- - - - — P' ' ' - $ the °l:; increases, the ' : As 1 11%S1061% C110se rest when the final increase Is company said, would be applied granted, to new customer connections. Tam ering , .., The firm said that soaring T'he maximun, residendal conConstruction costs and other Innection charge would go from , • 4.4.1 v ed - w •... " L' 17T17 0 151tfl, *e 5 CbI usas 111 s ( to '0120 I C .190t Wlencl t1ata ' o1" ,, ot%t%e'" c4i rvtjrnW1 " ce Ce ' pgefl' I I , .8 . ___ Hike - . --- Telephone Co. i flationary factors were keeping 120 to $60. For bunesss TALLAHASSEE (AP) The says he is looking into allega- meat and was opened in the it from earning a fair phones, the char ge would in. made the increase crease of Florida's tions that officials in the de- maliroo m, where it had been from *30 to $75. y. Board of Business Regulation partment tampered with a leg- signed for as a registered letter, ____________ The firm serves portions of Florida"Telep,hone set islative document. When the nature of the docuOrange, Levy, Sumter, Citrus, A fl rig to hike pa telephone ca,,., Chairman iIcaiaru Ri char d I allot men, was disco er ,R IJ5 Osceola, Pasco, Lake, Marion as from10 cents said Monday that he wants to turned over to William Moore, and Hernando counties. AND BOOTS cen,.., or each know it thereis any truth to department attorney, who charge •h rectory assistance call after , "We're now at the point, * m..,. COp, VALVES , lawyer for and ,fl ,orI, 99 To s 'the De partment Of Business waded the deposition to the three . we,must• sees,, a rate The SA\fE u,c Increase Regulation copied a document committee, Clark said. in residential crease, said John F. Dodd, intended for a committee in. lie said that depar tment di- service would range from 40 Florida Telephone president. Arm y-Navy vestigating the agency. rector A.L. Baker was aware Surp l us urpius Rep. Dick Clark, 1)-Miami, that his agency had possession ' .f 3 1 0 SANFORD AVE. that a deposition taken by in- of the document and had dlr i I vestigators for the special rectedthatItbegiventoboore, . ij1•Ii i ' A.,,I' g-X91 I House commmittee was Baker was unavailable for NOTICE: - - -- a IIot Investigating -. -. . - - - Of - -, - • Charges - , . -' TALLAHASSEE (A?) Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington should look for ways to cut costs as eagerly as he seeks tax hikes on cigarettes and liquor to get more money for schools, a House leader says. house Education Chairman Richard Hodes, D-Tampa, called Monday for Turllngton to lit his priorities in saying a 12.-per-cent cut would trim education spending by $143.2 million and abolish 20,490 positions. "I cannot accept the proposition that out of the $2-billion education budget some programs are not of less value than others," Hodes said. "I would hope that Corn'r. ...II - .. ..,4 .t ,-.'--..,. 1 'u :; rcaacrsmp Ui proved educational management as well as for adjusted taxes." ,._ - '-'-.4.'. Hodes Says Cuts Needed I%I1 fl .. - - Seminole Commissione Suffers Ankle Break ' ..,,.. _______ - ATLANTIC MOTOR BANK Tuesday, -.---- - f . ' - - '"w7w -: - - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . - _.~- T, _~_~ r ., - -.------,-. '-.--- _____ -=- , hr FLORDA Bacchus said Gov. Askew "will make a decision within a few days" after he receives a recommendation from legal counsel Art Canady. Bacchus said the governor plans to remain in Tallahassee for the holidays. ''I wish I could give you a better answer," Bacchus said, "but all I can say Is 'In a few days'." The Seminole County Grand Jury has indicted Freeman for violation of the Sunshine Law, a misdemeanor, and for the felony of soliciting unlawful compensation. Seminole County Commissioner Sidney VihIen said. "Bob Besserer (emnIno1e Memorial Vthlen Jr. Is spending the Christmas holidays in Hospital Administrator) followed me out the Seminole Memorial Hospital. door, and said, 'U there's anything I cn do, let Vihien was adniltird In thp tWpi41 Mendsy mn bow,' I rq&d, 'Jail p nw out of iight, suffering from a broken right ankle. Seminole Hospital and nil be okay.' Then "1 was attending a social function at the seconds later I was flat on my back" layfalr Country Club," Vihien said. "1 was ISle said he managed ror an engagement and was running formy car, to drive to his mother's house and she drove him - t was pitch dark. My foot slipped into a washout to the hospital. in the road and that was It." VIhIen said his car was parked between the Contacted today, VihIen said he didn't know If lubbouse and Country Club Road. he would be Laid up through Christmas. He was "It was the most Ironic thing In the world," scheduled to undergo surgery this morning. - 1:- - I Academy Sanford police today repJ an $8,400 auto was taken in a ODtlm*ed From Page 1-A) burglary at the service cott aren't enough department of Bob Endi paying omers for two (earns in the Pontiac-Buick Inc., U.S. 17-92, San Francisco Bay area. 5rf The National Base ba ll Police said thieves broke a Le ague has reportedly taken window to get to the new 1976 Pontiac Gran Prix "Golden over all assets and liabilities of Aimiversay" model. The auto the Gia nts Club and is paying is believed to be the only one of the debts. The team is not taking its kind In the county. The missing auto Is described ticket orders for the next year as a two-door, white over gold nor have any players been colored sedan with a Ht signed yet to new contracts. A group headed by comedian Hatch detachable "T-Top." Danny Kaye is reportedly trying to buy the team, but so Felony Charged far the negotiations are What started out Monday as a reported to be In a state of routine traffic collision fn. limbo. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Sanford f Foreclosure TUESDAy, DECEMBER 23 THURSDAY, - .. - — - I nst"'ralo V. , ,.,, . - , - - - , C. i' , ¶0' ' ,sura rd % Ole , I " - p9e1' T . I '.rii c. - " - - Pg CI' , - - mistakenly sent to the depart. comment Monday, but Pallot said Baker told him that the —_ Small Pric*_ document had been brought to Small Tracftr, hin, and he had referred it to.. 13-31hpdlewl Moore. scum - Sanford Ele c tric COMPANY Our Motor Bink Tellers _ ________.--~-m~. ~ -_7~~_ I __._. sounds reasonable to me," Pallot said. So our :mploy,,s can enjoy the . !PQlIU4y% . uuvw Onen 8AM r 1-.:v- ---I The deposition and envelope were received by the corn. mittee Friday with a letter of expla nation from Moore saying UAAaSIMbuwu 1p..a.ia' Co • Im Trail 2t II?MI'SIIJAVS . Alllo~ Mon. As Usual ________________ 4134M Ask George C. Hearn kz V 776 - - IV " - = 41 ~_' -- -- 0 ---' - _____________ -_____________ .'-' " ''' N dressed He made no mention cf I '' " 'b". . - At Longwood Council MeeGing Connell, City Off * By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wrftcr cials Clash ~~ urged coll eagues to censjre have been charged with station. Kell er denied such a the first term councilman, assault1 destruction of private tile has been kept. Th e letters Grant made the statment alter property, im proper ba cking, from the policemen were LONG WOOD— Councilman Connell had placed in the ha ving no regtration for th Polly Wright e handed to Grant In a file folder. Jim Wade .Joann PLarcy Gerard CorintH Monday night record a statement removing vehicle in his possession, Af ter adjournment Monday unsuccessfully cha llenged city himself from any responsibility failure to have a valid in- night Connell po in t ed out to officials and public Safety or knowledge of Keller's spectlon sticker on his car and members of th e press that his Director Douglas E. Keller to demotion of two of ficers and a being Invol ved In an accident car has a valid I nspection take their charges against him resulting cut in pay. resulting in $50 damage, but st icker punched indicating it Of police harassment to State Grant, said he has tried to that no charges were f iled, was issued in September and Attorney Abbott Herring for an avoid, for te past six months, The public safety director showed damage to t he rear in vestigation. "bringing this out hi the open," said al though no one witriesed bumper area of the car was • Deposit & Cash Checks. After letters from three city adding that Connell and Keller the alleged assault, one officer hardly discernable, Hours: __________ police officers saying Coetifl had had a confronta tion In the "heard something hit the wall." 11th $n,t Connell today refused to onday-Thursday Deposit to...or withdraw from had 'rii arotzi" poIe station last Friday. Mayor James R. Lrniana coilhiflent further on th 7A.M..4 P.M. —] policemen as they performed Grant said he want ed said Connell, Saturday, said if harassment charges until he FrIday 1= Statement Savings Accounts their duties, 'Connell moved to "certain people" to sta y out of Keller contints he might be obtains advice from his at. 7A.M..:30p,M, "wrap up" the Irifonnaijon and the pollee station. When he found in a ditch. • tor ney. installment Loans. send it to herring for ilit in. mentioned he had letters from Connell denied all the Grant concluded the meeting vestigatlan. pa trolmen, Councilman-elect allegations, saying he had by "requesting" Keller to Make Christmas Club payments. The councilman said t p- Park e r Anderson from the tcpped at the plce station arrc-t af1Ont' 'hu; runs a stop pear-td the ofiicer and Ke ller audience, derrtandcd that the Thursday morni ng, not Friday, Make Master Charge payments. Jgii or does any other thing in were charging him wi th "ob- letters be read Into the record, to ask Keller when he would be violation of ci ty law. ,,It is not stnictlon of justice", a esjtj Mrs. Lormann said Connell, ha vi ng stop signs placed in the right for a Use the "Early Bird Teller" city councllmirn to do offense, during his visit to the Police Devonshire subdivision as city anything against th la e w," he 2** $1Ist Saying he did €,ot come to lix' sta tion, had Us-own "a paper council had voted several said. Use Night Depository. meeting — attended by only two thing" ..."pencils" at Keller. weeks ago. other ei*incll members, J. R. K-ill er sa id d uring his Th e councilman called nicttlng with Connell he had Keller's charges "idiotic, Grant and June Lcnnarin E%nI' JICI- LId "prepared f aged the councilman "to pray stupid, irrelevant and A Remote Drive-In Facility of the cour t," Cornell asked why the wi th him" and that Connell had picayunish!' PvuI' Day and Sunday, matter had not been placed on thrown a pencil arid pen bolder He said be had not attempted cepi Saliwday anc rjuma the agenda and posted ii at him, breaking, off the end of to strike Keller with anything, DAY by The Slf)ordRf1ld. tnc, XG P4 French Ave. S&nford. cit hail bulletin board wi th the pen. adding if he had been guilty of F!A 1:111 other items of impending Li1f s]' He continued that when "any wrongdoing" iht he i.I LII J t,usinss. Connell left the police depart- apologized. St'CCd CIit Poili9 PAid ill n(ord, Forida 4771. Several weeks ago, Grant mf!nt he backed into a light pole Cennell also said tic asked Atlantic Bank accued of and did $50 worth of damage to Keller- to see a file on hl!n 4deh Connell bcripsin Rat by Carrr • harrassmcnt of tti polire his car. K'11er purportedly was having Mmbr Atlantic Group of Banks In Florida Wt . k Year $21 Keller said Comiell could police officers keep in the p4Ice denarnent and Keller a - . I ,~/ / ,) ' 2'A GIFT FOR THE HOME . il ris 7 I(T" ~ BEDSPREADS GALORE itncss and Implicated Baker in the delay on investigation of a mortgage securities fraud, I Clark said. that theLand Sales ent ° moredepartm than - - I1 't a year after it discovered a widespread mortgage securities fraud - ""i ''"' 0 .i L___ - / - _ - /L's 4 4,? L. 1 - 4.. , ' ,. - 1 ," - 4 ) (ç / i.\ / --I. . .)/ , ,_/ ) SAVE $10.00 EACH 1 4 - I - - - - 1. - $ 'I I isl-itive documents. 49ts ce"FURNITURE i' ri.., m-iuo 1. 2306 F,.DCh Ave. ii,,. o.I) - - OPEN sON -FRI 9-9 SAT. 9-6 '- - fl' ' - 'Something is amiss when you can't send mail of this sort in an investigation without it being tampered with ," Clark said. -, Comptr oller Gerald Lewis, who finally began the Invesilga. lion Into the securities fraud last May. has said that asmany as 80,6 perr,ons may have been cheated out ofaa much as U billion. -' - - t... • on at its Jan meeting He said that House Speaker Donald Tucker, 1) Tallahassee, also Was upset by the snooping Into TWIN SIZE-REG. •24.95 NOW Moore, now vacati on i ng in Merico. "If the initial inestigation indicates there was any wr gdoi ng then I certainly will br ing it to the attention of the lull board," Pallot saul Mittee would take up the matter - - ,.. il. L~ iL I Pay !i'I1I'JI of Sanford , - act for U QUILTED -ALLS IXES • III' ', The committee was set. up last summer to look into allega- At our convenient new facility you can: j i,'- - - 0 - This ('hi'istiuu. more iple than eer will 1v calling their loved ones klntUlIsteInLc VhiLh Cu15t'ur liiiesill he busier thineer So to te( yoti r ('11 ritflUs i tills through i ts fast its ixsihk, why not p1 ice Iheill \Ilcfl lines are less busy.Uelore (' (II) pm on ChristrnLs Eve. dfld between I :')() p.m. and 6:0() p.m. on ('hristnias Day, I)on fori.ei k) di.il (IIILU It ILStCI elsier, md Stfl-05 )OU fliofles FF0111 all of (IS at SouL Irn Bell. Merry Christmas! 4 4 - "c-: - U our a - p 11,tN . () Southern Bell . .. - ____ -___________ • __ -- ___________ -- . - - - �'1 4A-Evening Herald Sanford Fl. - I OR i w 1111111 %W RM. 17-92 `_N~~"_ --- 0 VIENNA. Austria (AP) -The terrorists who raided I. OPEC headquarters in Vienna released the rest of lix host9ges in Tripoli and Algiers early Tuesday a surrerkiered to Algerian authorities, Austrian Chancell Bruno Kreisky's office reported. The report said the five terrorists handed over the weapons to the Algerians. They were being held at U Algiers airport, the re1xrt said. An Austrian airliner took the terrorists and 41 hostag from Vienna In Algiers Monday, They released port of ti hostages in the Algerian capital, then flew to Tripoli, II capital of Libya. ftO )' . , I. Sa si Ha y _~J I VERYMERRYCHRISTMAS .. 110 Park Ave P ~~ 0 11 ,~ k_&1!1r4! z . - ' -. -. I.. - *1 t It t a= ' - - ZZ"T 'ii t-j '" ,- I .17: - .. . i I 0- : . fr ..- tV! - -w:- ' ' .... I" "s'. ' ,,,' ' 'I. '- . .Vs , i : .4 = _; % I . . . -:~~__ .. '' .. _ -- ", .- k.4 ..T%.. I It .. -I . Ai....X - R, - % F-IM iV __ - 1. 4S, -CHARGE ALL MAKES 0 NEW 9 USED PARTS' . L I 11-1 ,I ;" ~'.iii., - - .~ ~ __T_ of~ '', i i~; j- W :" A1.! ~!.;, 0-W.~ . AN 1 11 ,te, fl ~ ..; 1. I n3-11n9i r 4~ 's_i 1. '- ,,ts air Par Fencing GReP posts - Fi"ings : uIlt FenCiflQ ATB flc Being " ~_. -1 -- s~ 0, _.-._ - i ~.~~ Z I A one only" Item at Noll's is complete suite by For those who know fur- ' - a PEOPLE 919 E. 2nd St. Sa nf Ord, F la- --'-- :uh1-:. -- -- Private Patients- YM- meulcatu Out Patient Therapy - . -kN - T. -- -- .-.-- - - '. Iit` k1;_ -. - P * A Dream ComeTrue HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS - ''. '- , R - - - , -MR- " '4 iqt'... HOUSE CLEANING . - . . clean K,Ichn Cabinets *Ovens *Woodwork •w & n:Q ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE __ r. 4i - I, - - Y_~~ I ~14r i - - I= -1 ~_ -V1- _a - ______ t I charge. No -_ '.- -. .. Horse Care Items : Tac 1111111101 9 Annuals .4 NJ -1-ii.....- - • Vegetable Plants - , Marjorie CArlton John D Gore Howard H. Hedrick Dorothy P. Kallies Isidro Lobe 7' W " HUNT S TUXEDO FEED STORE'- I COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. I Phone 322.2624 Elizabeth M. Marion Sanford, Florida Florence E. Nelson John W. Robinson - ,.,_._._ .._. just that with lse E. Thompson Robert S. Tibbe David S Van Ness .. Z' - N ENROLL NOW 10 SAVE MONEY START ANYTIME WITHIN 4 WEEKS Mars A Chat ers Oteui -. • I. waiter vaier tiawluns. Iisteen - WEIGHT FAST prepared at a moment's LOSE In notice. SpeciaIits HAPPY CruIses va_ira. k 323-21'SS - *ALL WORK GUARANTEED .111111111 - - A -_-- .1 Located just across from the Lamplighter on Sanford Ave_ ___ DUDA AUTO PARTS' "\ - OVIEDO TRACTOR CO i AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 00 4 LAWN & GARDEN -..,-' SERVICE STATION and expert art ics' tsetse equip BIRTHS iv ,'rrI IF1I1gr U Irr; I,rrri e Mr . and Mrs Douglas about the best roads Always routes on a travel map. PHYSICIAN WHICH HAS ACHIEVED 100 PCT. SUC tida Maci Hall & .- : i I - -_ •'-- ' - fl -"'c - months. He formerly was in the I - •- '"--- -- ' - COMPLETE YOUR 1 I '- baby girl ALL NOW 831-13 i two years he has been In his present location for nine ' ONODRUGS A NEW METHOD DEVISED BY A DISTINGUISHED get adequate directions and mark out the 123 lot$ Aobanson Soeql - Orfsr4a _'- for quality work and fair deali ngs. he has been in his present business for over V ire (flazel) Bradley a Casselberr% DISCHARGES Sanford: Esnwralda G. Alvarez CLINIC 41 NO EXERCISE ar? Be sure to ~geordes ''-' well known in Seminole County - _ $5 TRIM TRAVEL TIP a 6014 E. Colonial Dr. :• Orlando, Fla. 32O7 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER ment. Gordon Reid, owner, has b en In he repair business nford for eight yeam and Is - EQUIPMENT WHOLESALC good EWnifli? ICIUJd i Call 322-261 1 or 8319993 Delivered 6x a week to your home, I o L_ nly 5k a week - $240amonth. AND from equipment necessary to do a YOU RUNNING .Pictured abot- e!sC,nritnn Reid. owner. - Shredders Reid's Giarage has the modern -_ - REIDS GARAGE 0~ Ih it - Albert Warren. Osteen HOLIDAYS. . XZ W)man Harden Alt im t Springs Elizabeth A Melton 1 INTRODUCTORY OFFER - - DECEMBER!! 1975 111111 pow l si000 Open 920520 Sat 102 Ample Parking We cater to groups. We Individuals and groups. - Memorial Park Winfer Park Brisson Funeral Home in E TO SEE... • Fertilizers • Seeds • Tuxedo Feed: Ave. .L? autom't,cal' officiating. Burial in Glen Haven 574 1494) KBG IS T . FACTORY AUTHORIZED Home with Re Lee Davidson Provi _____________• assistance from those at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF i Monday will be hold Wednesday of 11 a.m. at Orlison Funeral amps,.,inc, 74-1 high hat. I Is some ng worth seeing, in person. _______ TS "-" , ." contribution and how Im. portanl its heritage as s not in our lives. Greek an thi - - ,,,,,., le however, .,e mass of seem o have forgotten w I mp ortant how and meaningful it s artistic - X ce Blvd. (Boren ,a za' DELTONA 1. LA.'32763 Greek art Is among the most I nfluential world, Do ~~ 1236 Masters of stone and bronze,. of clay and pigments, and mos t of all, masters at capturing the ha rmon y and beauty of t he human form in motion and at rest. Who? The ancient Greeks. And what they created stands today as the OR LANDO , HYDER MRS PEGGY L L Hyder U of 1324 &W Fowler owl C LENK JO ________ Waitebaiket,' ,, Rev. Raymono Crocker. Burial in Lakeview Cemet er y. Brtuon Funeral Home in charge. Funeral services for Mrs. Peggy i service bus. Reid's also buys is 14 and gm to Crooms. OPEN 9 30 To 6 00 Closed Sun cs i is r c' r- r s i it'r SE creation, which centers Itself destroylt -" , . buses Is routine work for Reid's Jersey, and daughter, Melba, Garage Reid s did the aIr will graduate from Seminole conditioningon theAuto Trn jjhSchool_Daughter, Linda vAW died Tunciay wIli be held of 2: 30 P.m., Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. G. E. HWgts Officiating. suisted by wo Seminola Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) - -wa I flers. The Installation of air with the police department, a conditioning In cars, trucks and daughter, a are learning to Ga ra g e, 408 Mettle _F1e1'aI Notices OPEN DAILY 7:30a.m.-6pm. i.- delicious lunch or relaxing dinner, and Bucks Magnolia Branch Fine Food Emporium in downtown Sanford for delicious sandwiches, SOUR, salads, dasserts and Ice cream, - ADV. ftT_ C . Ph. 834-0722 (Toll Free) Casselberry Ford comprmsors for SAS, plus Charge cards are accept,-%d by installation. They give a 90-day Reid's. wrecker service. They will be guarantee on t he ir work. Don't trust your car to the brake wk on both disc and drum types tule ups change -w _ 1-;`:,I I - I daughter,Lililan Cameron Funeral Home. during evening hours for .private parties. Seating capacity is 60. everything except heavy jobs; . - CAMERON EDWARD J SR. - and Sanford Avenue for a ~ __,-C, .--' their cars ' CASSELBERRY I FLORIDA J Colbert, both of Sanford; a Funeral services will be at - eep You Ro ing we can take our car In order to get quality workmanship That is why car owners in the FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE 831 3304 , L.. 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Brisson nK are missing. Stop In at l3th St. II mechanics" we wonder where I B5E f(IXM/T(/RE ii 733 S. HIGHWAY ly,t2 • If you haven't already tried Buck'syoudon't know what you - , .RlehadandVisian BuckIidetbeir new Fin eFoodnpori ' - "( BETTY SMITH Pb serious problem to many of US welding, both electric and wife, Rose, helps with the book. your trust in the expert today After a few sad cx acety lene and reolace muf work , son Gordon Charles is Reid 's Garac! - ADV. i F ,i Survivors Indude his wife Ruth Cameron, Cameron, Lermn Lermn Bluff.Edward J Cam eron -~ ---- '-'--4 ,- 4_ If you are entertaining a few people and wish to have food Garage Sanford i q - • i zw~ 4 , FOR THE HOLIDA YS ka happy to give you free Gordon Rek. end his family slipshod work of a isa estimates on any job. Reid's do have their roots in Sanford. His "screwdriver mec ha nic." Put - '. - S BucKsopENs ANOTHER IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD . " . ::: CLOSED ~1. # • • cher. He was a member of the Palmetto Baptist Church, Sanford, and a veteran of WWI. *WALLPAPER Richard at 323-0963 and they I, q _i~ L- --~__,_21 F-6r--f 3 _ preventive maintenance, Findingagood mechanic, one you can trust your car to, --. ', - offers theses,rv,ce, 0 - ••RTRTSUPPLIES SUPPLIES increasing every year, most of French Avenue at 25th Street 1unk cars Cheryl is In Sanford Middle us are trying to keep our old Gordon has had a total of 20 Reid's offers both new and School, Patty, gces to South cars longer than we used to. In yeirs ex perience in the re pa ir used parts. They sell rebuilt Side School, to do this it is necessary business. GM conipresors for 535 and Bankmericard and Master to keep them in good operating . -. ' -,ib cost. The charming dining room ,1~ _, . at Buck's Is available all day Sa turday. Sunday or Monday With the price of now cars service station business on " • ' morning. Born in Sanford, he was retired farmer and ran . -= ey . •• , poiitmcnt to consider yc..r - .I - - CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL Ii., , +. ,_ '. ) 1) - . ••'0 '0 io- Reid's Garage operates two order, which means repairs and wreckers and offers 24 hour ' . ,;, / sallsf led customers as proof of tal j 4 I " I (I irdJ ( unrunSr ,82,(iI lemon BI(, died Tuesday - - J- & i'-- I -.~.,_, , J V ' - k 1 __ I 'ro, --_ . . I ", - ______ - - i'1 'T 0~A\ Ph. 322-6707 - ' - __ SANFORD . - ~ -5. ~ a r. '.' _____ . .! _K - -, . ... VI - , ; - - _V_ - 0, I : - niture eevuiih said. f 1. ' 330.4222 EDWARD CAMERON and to f It any budget. Beautiful wedding cakes In any size, I ---'-- dition in their shop and 9am to 6pm and Wicker furniture is very chess Bar with two stools in discounti ng It to the public popular now am to 5pm 11 a. and Noll's has a black leather and wood design, through 6 retail outlets in the large variety for your setectton. avaitebir In twostyles. i So don't wait any longer to Central Florida area. Their Chalrs,settees, princesschairs, Fcr the businessman. Noll's buy that furniture you want or store at Hwy. 17-92 in heart chairs and foot stools are has a complete selection of nbed. With the prices and Casselberry is conveniently among the stock on dsplay. A office furniture, where you can selections available at Noll' s. located to serve this area. living room outfit out of wicker furnish a new office completely there is no n d ee fcc delay. Noll's has an outlet in DeLand can he yours at a moderate or lust add a piece to y ou r All 6 stores of Noll's Fur. and Leesburg with the other cost. An unusual creation with present ofice. Desks, filing niture Sales wish you all a very stores being in Orlando. Noll's interesting possibilities is a cabinets, credenza; and office Merry Christmasl - ADV. Ilfl Lon - r~ I - . Noll's has guaranteed free within hours en jay. Master or 4 Charge designs and styles await you at corner nook In your home. Noll's specialize In buying up Noll's, A new special offer For your recreation room or BankAmerIcard are accepted closeouts factory seconds and allows you to order your choice den, Noll's carries a large Hours and financing Is available. are Monday through freight damaged furniture, of fabrics a nd design at 20 per variety of bars with matching res toring it to like new con cent off the cost bar stools including the Dut Friday 9 a m to a pm., Saturday "An tttng in F en 345 5125 ePAINT Ir can save V2 or more off the for both home and office. tractive room dividers. featured now are new factory regular price the year round, Is Noll's has complete lines of It you have a special dec. seconds, made by Canabureau, also a good place to get a last furniture for any room In the oratIve piece you would like from Canada. These are ristmas gift. house, including Early to display to full advantage. beautiful desks for any off Ice or A fine gift that will continue American, Mediterranean and then see the assortment of home study area. to give pleasure and comfort contemporary, covering all of pedestal tables at Noll s. Or the year round is a recliner, the quality brand names. They they can furnish you with a priced from $69.00. These have the largest selectIon 'f lovely statue in a tasteful quality chairs come in all dining room chairs in Central design to display on the table, styles, fabrics arid colors and Florida, so you're sure to find or large, floor sized statues make a wonderful present for w ha t you're looking for Including some lifelike animals husband or wife that they will Hide a beds in different that will add Interest to some EN CE SPECIALISTS Wednesday at 11 am at Brn Funeral Home 234 E Broadway,vv,uv Sen tha t also serve at money saving prices sl'eives Funeral services will be held EVERYTHINGIPICLUDINGTHEKITCHEHSIHK answer! imar" - .! . _.,t it JA__ :11 - - ...: -,I -&*,a&- area residents have found they businessmen offering furniture -M 4 ~ _____ . c. £' ' 4P ç' - ( 00* 7 A 4 , i; " grandchild. . INSTALLATION 90-DAY GUARANTEE * 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE 0 FREE ESTIMA70 "Not New, But Nice" BROWSERS WELCOME NiceAppliances Antiques. Glassware, Used FurnPure, Bedding. Clothing. T"s--sic. 1.1; .- r . I . .!; - T . __~ - _~, 106 0 h, " I i 2V Survivors include her husband, John M. Ilyder, of b6 son, 0 M. Y cler OLD COUNTRY STORE HrS 12-4 Mon Sat each day with such varied your favorite beer or wine, Due to popular request hlettyxiist. Wh'Itaker's 327710 A different special Is offered Order sandwiches to shrimp to On their outsl& patio amongst offered when In season, and 00 the fresh aroma of the gre4t course, you can always find , 4 CALL 3234846 select your own dining at orevena pig In a blanket hit the relishes and dressings Add the mosphere. Eat inside with the spot on these icy mornings or finishing touch to a delicious Bucks has the facilities to aroma of delicious food or eat any morning Freshfrultwillbe lunch at Bucks with a glass of cateranyevent large or small . i, - SANFORD • • I OUOTES beef. A bountiful salad wbo duci'l have the time or flair as you enter the quaint cup of hot coffee, with a bar Inclination to go out. For local oldtime restaurant. You can delicious coffee cake, or donut meals, cheescs, breads, free delivery phone 323-0963. . ~ , _ -%~ !V I)eltona, died Monday. Born in •• Tennessee, she came to Sanford in 1961 moving to Deltona 10 years later. She was a 2 BIks North of SR 434 831-2671 SAT. 9.1 Buck's ' :. Mrs. Peggy I.. Ilyder, 74, of 1324 A.W. Fowler Drive, 1 - DAILY 9-s F R 1. 9-6 Buck's reopened for evening newest restaurant Buck's what better way to start the Items as meat loaf, spaghetti ' Magnolia Branch Fine Food morning than stupping in at lazagna, hot turkey sandwich, no rservce Another I UC S ers E mporium. As the name Im. Buck's Magnolia Branch Fine corn beef and cabbage and tt is free lunch delivery for those . r " _r downtown Sanford. Vivian and sundeas, floats, shakes, cones, , 4 RIchard have named their etc. ------ 1 outdoors. Ei ther way you'll love your favorite fruit juices. uck 's .. - , 408 MATT I E ST. I .4geEq NEW HOURS excitement over offered for only 5295 Sanford area Popular not only Buck's Fine Food Emporium their newest location, don't for the ho,,e cooked meals but will serve meal size sand forget Buck's Restaurant and If you don't feel like cooking for the home like atmosphere wtchs salad plates for those Catering 13th St and Sanford at night and don t feel like they've created Well, they've weight conscious eaters, Ave location This locati on is getting dressed up to go out done It again homemade desserts second to also opcn for lunches from B has the perfect Ner1 tJCk s has opened n none, hot soup for tnose bone 11:003 OOMon Fri A ho t daily ComplLtciy carryout service Is eating place in the heart of chilling days and ice cream special is offered for only $1.95. offered during the evenings. ' - .1, r I I eAuto Electrical Service WE HAVE MOVED I During this grand opening dinners Tuesday through and Catering have always tired of eating at the same old week, you can register for a Friday from 5:00 to 9:00. Now -f 01110%alked at commonplace food place again, For those of you door prize. Hours are Monday. and from you can enjoy an evening out restaurants, and this Is why who eat and run, Buck's new Friday from 7:30-5:30 without spending a small for. theirs has become popular for restaurant will also offer 95 on Saturday. tune Evening spetials are lunch and dinner dining in the carryout servse With all the - .1 I Vivian and Richard Buck, , I - - _4111 44UT, & Disc and Drum Brakes I I mo I Hwy. 17-92 And Nurscry Rd. Longwood B&wt I t ,_ k , . -- _t .. I~ - , __________________ ______________ r .-. :i '1 :1[L.i 1:-Il . .. , Branches Out D Nn own . " _______ I *Electronic En:ii.-,e rune-Up I I i i Deaths SPECIALISTS IN I `"Alf f I Area ki I.., I ." - L -) KA - mam ow ou I 111- r, 1111 1 1 1 )) ll~~~ ~~~ ~~~~ 1 1 1 1:1111 %% --- - ____ 111110 it 114- 1 1 Cora M. Baldwin Barbara B. Love Horace B. May Blanche Nash bra A. Rhodes Robert S. Tibbe ts Marguerite M George, ---or M-11L. is the one company that gives - you Severinsen Breaks Leg lAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Band leader Doe Severinien has tobe wheeled oritothe stage these dayt for his Las Vc'as I'. 1 aCt The trtmpet player and musical director of the "Tonight SIow" tripped arid fU Saturday whie boarding an a1rpIan'- in Burbank, Calif. &veriicn said be thought he had 'ust sprained the leg. But after he arrived in [as Vegas and the pain didn't subside 1e went to local hos1tal. He was told the leg was broken and a cast was fitted. -_ 1 f Downtown Sanford P y Noel L Ii ll ~ 24 Hour Nursing Care For WASHINGTON (AP) Dwight L. Chapin, appointments secretary to I c411wr President Richard M. Nixon, will be eligible for parole next February under an order reducing his sentence. U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell oh Monday ordered thapin's 10-to 30-month term reduced to six to 18 months. Chapin entered the minimum security Institution at JAnpoc, Calif., on Aug. 11 after being convicted of lying to a federal grand jury. Gesell also said thatcm the basis ofa report from the warthm at Lompoc he was recommending that Chapin be p.r!ed a s "c'n a po1ble. I Tuesday, Dec. 3, lflS-5A W-,M . iI V I Buck's -,"T% ~, I *, ,~, \~.I.._/ ~ V 1 NURSING Chapin's Sentence Reduced A No" TO I~ - SALEM, Ore. (AP) -Jimmy Carter can't give away peanuts in Oregon when he campaigns for the May 25 .cesl&nUa1 primary, Secretary of State Clay Myers said Monday. A state law says candidates may not give away something of value in the campaign, Myers said. )urnper stickers and buttons may be given away, but not pens, pencils, hoWe corks, matchbooks -or peanuts. Carter, a Democrat and former Georgia Governor, Is a peanut farmer and nuclear physicist. His campaign workers have been handing out bags of peanuts with ",)immy Caner for President" on them. Myers' office once stopped Lyndon Johnson's campaign workers from handing out matchbooks. ip5mmooL -IV I Yo//'s Furniture •I Sales Nora Gordon and Staff With TUA 10i AI..... / Agency Says Prices Up Agai Give Away Peanuts I , - COSMETICS& BOUTIQUE II OFAWA(AP)- Higher telephone rates sought by Be Canada to increase company revenues by$110.3 millie next year have been approved by the Canadian goveri ment The Transport Commission announced Monday the ne rates will increase home telephone service by "somewtu less than 6.5 per cent" Specific Increases will be detei mired in the next few weeks, the commission said. The new rates, which are to go into effect Jan. 15, als will Increase prices for business telephone services an result in a variety of changes In long distance tolls an service costs. The commission approved the full rate thcreas requested by Bell Canada. The company had said dunn rate hearings that telephone u.s'.i-s either will have to pa more or put Up with poorer service. Jimmy Carter Can't I IV . - __ - ~~ I11ERLE flORIT1AF / Canada Approves New Rate BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) President Isabel Peron vowed Monday night to remain in office despite military opposition. "Do not confuse calmness with weakness," the 44-year old widow of the late President Juan D. Peron said in a te1eisIo9 address following the surrender of rebeillow air force officers who demanded that the army com mander replace her. ?rIfS. Peron said her government, "like all govern. ments, has mistakes to overcome. Therefore, I work every day to eliminate them." --I---%'---pf:- - -.-- , - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0-111111111111161110 .- • Surrender To Algerian Polic Peron Vows To Stay In Offic E - - - - - - CASSELB!RRY -- ...k E[Zi I - FURNITURE SALES - i_~ - UiS k Terrorists Release Hostage., a MORE F IN BRIEF OTTAWA (AP)- Retail prices rose again last month ii all the main cities of Canada except Vancouver, ac cording to Canada's official statistical agency. Statistics Canada reported Monday that consumer prlo indexes rose from six cents on a $10 basket of goods U Quebec City to 16 cents on tlx same basket in Winnipeg Vancuuver was the only city among the 13 major cen ters decked, the cost of food fell by one per cent and tti over-all index held steady. The West Coast city Li the on1 city among the 13 where a provincial price freeze is U effect. . i9j9ppRaw 16 =-. K.. 11M - .w ..- _ 0 , - Tuesday, Dec. 23, inS -- 4 ___________ * Route 06 OV100 ___ :1 HN"PM 1 V2 PRICE FROSTING ' .1 i - ,I ~ '. when yours can Rada M. lindberg. Orange LOOK Cit% - GUARANTEE on the muffler, tailpipe exhaust pipe wi4lciborl (for as long as you own your car) _4 That'sa guarantee. So don't waste Jagger's In Rio RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) Mick Jagger, !eader of the ErWW.ock group Rolling &mxes, has arrived here for a vacitirm Jagger was greeied on his arrival Monday by his wife, actress Bianca Jaeger. The Rolling Stones leader said he will rwit perform In Rio during his stsy, but plane to perform In Brant "in the near futut," agr is a1yirig at the home of Brazilian ac'!ess cfotitida Bu10 two mfle &mth of Rio. -- PRECISIONCUTTING I ______ 1 0 -. - :L-:- 0 -'-' ' -- .. . - WJ -\ 4 .-- i - .. -. -......- - -- f -- '- ompson - - I I Roofing Contractors I I -i#!1;!,X ,11 __ ____ I rk,!,t -, .Z V- -_ _ . . £ INSURLo . \?i.) "I , ARE - cefw . 9 4 ", to you, 0I customers - I Emergency Service Ph, 322-8865 ____ -1 I % k . 0 3 -- - --- - ART Brf"WN PIST CONTROL, INC, I 1400 W. First St. I MICE MOVING IN BAG AND BAGGAGE? Uninvited quests are always a nuisance especially if they're rodents No need to put up with them ,.. we offer, safe, positive extermination of all household pests (except inlaws) CSOt1S - W,. -_,I_ - - - - 4: . . -, "I I ., . 4 1_\ I I. - •' i ' -i.--) "''l J •NEW ROOFING REPA1R F REE ILl' I -- - .f, ____ WOPK ISOIIR REPITATION Th __ 4 AND THURS. EVES BY APPT. 1911 _FRENCHAVE.,SANFORD 322.7e4 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 OUR 1 -..- .. ____ -. - ( I € - .1 !' I I . OPEN MONDAY-SAT. MONDAY, TUESDAY ' Vflhfr#imihnnnsnynrrs,,nri - I- SaMard' s Old,y*) and Largest Cunipaiiiy 256 Park Sanfo I -;V . ' ' ' CUSTOM Reupiolit.ring, AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Expert Workmanship • Fabric Samples •Pickup and Delivery 'Over 26 Yrs. Experience CHIC GOLD or SILVER SANDALS - / -- ALSO - I F.XTF.NL'EDFUltE(AS cloudy with seasonable tempera tures aW oy asflght chance of rain. g (U$TOrnmRDJNITURE u ii r A r r - AND MATCHING CLUTCH PURSE rReup holster ing M 64/.0081 . r1jigam 41111"Mvul BE101111111111 -- MOE Cuft1bu N4W Store MoUrs ME - . V~ S""* PWA 111t211131 - - Weiday's high low j1 Partly cltxI , and not as cold through %nesuay. 111ghz In the 64k. Lows In the upper 30s and lower 40s. Light, northeasterly winds. Partly .-. .' Lcii US For Ii Free LsUmQte WEATHER In and lOs south Lows the 40s wth UU0 5h south hKe 14 * :14 p.m. Port Canaveral: hl9b (" m -t _•4_____4_,__i7_,,_. j -: - -l:_ - �_---_t_---_.'-.' -- .- --,. ct - —--' — -— .-. -- t—-._--_ — - --- "" 1. --offlagAr - . - - - ' --- - - -. .: -- 'c - " ___ E weiiing HerWd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area l'Ode 4W22-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, December 23, 1975—.6A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor VI[.1JAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ie Delivery, Week, 55 cents; Mon th , $2.40; 6 Mon th s, $14 Ilon- - '- - "' - 4's I Pit" itLt Nune as hoine delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. --- 9 L-i _______ Peking Talks Help The Clock Hold The Balance The lack of the traditional communique on the progress reached in President Ford's four-day visit to Peking is neither significant nor surprising. Mr. Ford's dismissal of the subject of a written report as nothing more than "a piece of paper" stressed the importance of the meetings wi th Red China's leaders in strengthening the SinoAmericanrelationship. And, in truth, the President had no specific business to discuss. No treaties are being r;egotiated, no trade deals under discussion, no alliances contemplated. C its resentment over continuing American support ior the Nationalist government on Taiwan, but the Chinese are patient and will await a more ap- DO oN With school out for the holiday vacation, the Sanford Police Department would like to ask the motorists of our area to be particularly watchful for children playing and riding bicyclei in the stret. Rich Quigley, safety officer of the Sanford P.D., says this would hold especially true from now through the weekend following New Years Day. "Young people's heads will be filled with the thoughts of new bicycles and toys with little thought appli ed to safety," Quigley said. "Your awar'mess of the hazards these young people may create could prevent a child from bn killed or maimed, 44We ask that you go slower than usual in residential areas, particularly on Christmas Eve when carolers may be out. At all times be watchful of children playing on sidewalks or along the side of th e road," he said, "as these youngsters may run out Into the street at any moment. "With the many Christmas parties, we again remind you that drinking and driving are a deadly combination. Why take the chance of turning a joyous holiday Into a traedy that will be remembered a lifetime, let's all pull together and make this safe and happy season for all," Quigley said. We reiterate Quigley's words and ask eve ryone father was too poor to provide them with a dowry, he filled th ree bags with gold one night and threw them into the windows of the young women. Soon aftci, they were all happily married. Unexpected gifts were thereafter attributed to St. Nicholas. The myth th at Santa Claus descents chimney to fill stockings comes from the Norsemen. Their legend tells us that at th e win ter solstice, th e Goddess Hei-tha appeared In their fireplaces and brought with her happiness and good fortune. . a prtc r in the General Theological Seminary in New York, put the myth in the form of a poem, "The Visit of St. Nicholas." Moore invented the sleigh and the reindeer and his description of St. Nicholas was suggested by the appearance of a German man.of.all-work in his employ. The sleigh bells were suggested by the bells on the bridle of his own horse. He wrote the poem for his children in the early 1800's and read It to them on a Christmas eve. Interesting? —Bill Currie especially careful throughout the holidays so that no one's Christmas will be marred by a tragic accident that could have been avoided, Remember, accidents don't Just happen. to be The Greater Sanord Chamber of Commerce reminds one and all that th e time is drawing nigh when our thoughts should be tuz ning to Uncle Sam and his unnua! dues-collecting, otherwise known as Inc tax, The Chamber will once again have Income tax forms available to an who needs them and If it doesn't have a particular form that you need, It will be ordered — If the demand is sufficient to warrant same. W-2 forma and W forms are also available at the Chamber, _____ How did the tradition of Santa Claus being the giver of gifts get started? Well, we have learned that this tradition comes to us from a fourth century German legend of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus Li a German corruption of the name.) When St. Nicholas learned of three young women who were unable to attract suitors because their OAKLEY _-I - _- Volunteers Show Yule 4%_-101`J 4 f When yoi know there's going 1T7 to be a turke on tho ;hlr' and / presents under the tree, ChriStrnaslsatImeofex. ,, citement and good cheer. But when there s hardly : .' k enough money to buy bread. f . and not enough for shoes and warm coats, let alone frivolous gj&L: gifts, the holidays hold no joy at a i Many Youngsters in the Sanford area would be facing a bleak and Joyless cl:%:; :' this year if it weren't for the v 4 i ! ! ,l - I .— - Fine _________________________________________ —_' I f - ' -• 'c , ' -. - S . -' - ,, - - c - . - •' - .. -.~ 1___; i TOM TIEDE c Programs, and a $25 donati" from ceminole Education Ass will help buy gifts for others Christmas. Joshua Tra vis of Sanford I Youth Programs' most recer volunteer but since he con pleted training In Novembei has seen three chil dren sever times each week. A chem ist the Agricultural Center, Travi has put his heart and soul mt his work with the thre youngsters, :cordiito -c -- "---" - ' 7-, .. . i ' . c Youth Programs spokesman '• Youth Programs Inc. Volunteer worker Johnny __________Through his efforts, Sanfon -. t, shoe store owner Don Knigh -" Knight of Sanford, an Auto_____ 1/ ~k I nat Train employe, will be riding do ed three pairs of shoe3 a ___________________ -. a Christmas gift for Travis the rails between Sanford and charges— until now, they havi Lawton, Va., this Christmas r c , - c :. ;. c gone barefoot on outings and ti tt with his son, Emmanuel Inman, .. Travis's home on visit.sc lie ha 9, the Rev. Willk' ('arr, and two I 'c aLso )'OUfl' brothtr, ¶,',hu otherwise c arranged for the boys 1.: '4._h,'' would spend i cheerless large fam ily to receive fooc "I - le Christmas in their de prived baskets during the holida ys 'r" '- '" Sanford home — '".jI helped the oldest boy find a Jot on a ranch In Tavares and "This (the Auto-Train trip) is assist ed the others with their my Christmas present to the .' -_ __1 -_ - cboys," explained Knight, who ~ school work. . . "' iiP' - _____ has been a Youth Programs Travis was also among the volunteer for the past two Johnny Knight (left), Carole Rosenthal and t*n Knight have gifts for troubled youngsters this volunteers who recently took 3 months and in the last several Christmas (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) children on a weekend outing to weeks put in more than Silver Springs. been working with the brothers, youngsters, is Carole Rosen thal themselves. hours with the brother!. 0 cr. their school teacher has of Deltona. Five months with A student at Seminole Anyone wishing to bring a According to Knight, the trip remarked on a complete Youth Programs, mmu Co ni Miss ty College and an little Joy into the lives of has been made possible through chr.nge in the attitudes of the Rosenthal has donated endless employe at the Division of 'troubled youngsters during the efforts of A Q. Olson of )oung.stcrs and their school hours to taking three brothers Family Services, Miss Christmas — or any other time Auto-Train. The group will rest rk has reportedly improved on trips to the zoo, the library Rosenthal helps coordinate of the year — should contact In the sleepers, eat in the dining greatly. and other places of interest as donations for Youth Programs. Youth Programs Inc., l) N. car and are looking forward to Another volunteer worker well as helping with their school She has already collected 37 Park Ave., Sanford, exciting Chr istmas vacation, who is making Chris anford, or call Lee tmas a work and assisting the boys to dolls from Zayre's In Fern Park Sterline at Youth Pr Dur ing ing the weeks Knight has little brighter for area set new ograms, standards and goals for to give to girls in Youth 33.8760. ':::•...J — c •c c c c—c"4 __________ ' Yule I ' -c..' :;c' c ___________________ ' c Clubs ' Candidates: ~Pj P )': - 4 I rice 4/11~0 m po rta n t ! , ),4r~:,.,-~4, , k't N Ill I */ I , - the very largest banks make any profit, with most losing 76 cents to $1.07 per account, not counting interest. Almost half of all financial insti tutions now pay interest on Christmas Club accounts. Others offer premiums for opening accounts. And In the ecumenical spirit of the season, Hannukkah Club are now cropping up. Each must be way of initiating adventurous power moves while uncertain of the tilt of U.S. influence. China, of course, would delight in expanded American influence at Russia's western doorstep in Europe to distract Soviet power from its own border. The Russians, in turn, would prefer to see the United States relax its interest in Asia so While the number of Christmas Club subthat it might install friendly governments hostile to scribers continues to grow every year, few China in regions of currert political instability, people pause to read the rules printed in the The policies being practiced by Mr. Ford and cou book, to which they must adhere, There Secretary of State Henry Kissinger keep both the are some things the IBAA thinks people should -, - , ' I :...; J' .'.t.. . "U-' :4. ' tu • ' - ,. . .) .A . .\ ': ;. ':• . -"-.": ' - . — - ':;•- .1--- .' .. 4 ft.1..., A ,L Letters To The Editor -- - . cc c ' ' ' c . __ - '''' WASHINGTON — As Stanley Arnold tells it there Is going to be some big surprise in New Hampshire's Democratic presidential primary. Unknown and unheralded, he will emerge to "talk sense" to the people. His ad vertising tampslgn will blè the state's eight radio' sta tions and 40 newspa pers. Though at first p'c'o us' voters will increasingly begin to listen. And w he n it's all over th e headlines will announce to the nation: "Stanley Arnold Wins I . L _____ ____ Shows America It Can Be Done." Well it can't be done, of course. Election ')otnotes are cluttered with the names of voscure citizens who have drmed the Impossible headlines, only to waken wi th half of a per cent of the votes. Some have been opportunists. Others simply nuts. A man who cla ims to be an Indiar chief has been entering New Hampshire. primaries since, it seems, the Ice Age. Lars Larsen of Chicago campaigns regularly in an Uncle Sam suit. In 1070, a Jewish - M iners Wnrking AI nn gs ide woman ran for president on a chicken soup platform. And of course there is Unda Lovelace. Yet odds be damned, genuinely serious citizens also routinely insist on taking the bath. merry tune cc ' 4 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN New York business consultant Stanley Arnold is this season's first. Actually, he is not altogether spiritualizes peace, making it compatible with out of the political park. He was an .idlai unpeace? It seems almost incredible that Stevenson campaigner during thiat era, and has more recently raised money-votes for Hubert agree to forfeit your Interest on Christmas isn't working, just think about it, Thank God that we at least have a newspaper the account, If, indeed, any is offered at y yo HwTIphrey. ur in He also ran for vice presid en t in self, as I have been asking Se minole County that tells myself, what it like It is! I have a you ank. fJ 1972, th ink eventually put ho nomina tion at the of when you think new sonse of ateciatlon, not only for of Christmas for Miami convention. 1I1, It's fair to characterize Evening many has beume a Herald, but for reporter, Jane Maximum Interest payable on a important thing is that die talks were held in an CasselbelTy, him as a private dtlzen, a dark horse candidate and for Managing Editor Bill dccour.t is fixed by law at 5 per Many atmosphere of mutual understanding — and that If there ev was one. I agree with Bill Currie, let's Currie. After reading the front page news story to however, do not pay up to this ent the Soviet Union is kept guessing. It is also fair to say his candidacy is quixotic ceiling, so with picture, on Friday, Dec. 19, and also the fact that we five in the greatest nation on earth shop around. e on Sunday, I said to with the greatest Bill of Rights including and doomed. Few will pay him attention, and b — Uke all other deposi ts, Christmas Club comment of Bill freedom of religion and to worship as we choose, th who do will be mischievous. Funny this, myself, 'hateverhappened to the defenders of accounts are insured up to $40,000 by and start mayI add i re gious li mwork and freedom?" I do not know the Allen government. that Capitol tells its children anyone can grow up to be Oitctier family, nor do I know anything about Seminole County! But then, anyone who can save more than their Ch urch , but I li Rev. Harold A. Harris president. The fact Is, more and more, only be eve in their right to The Ubrary of Congress, the world's most Comprehensive $40,000 between now and next December doesn't worship God and express their Christian faith as professional politicians grow to be president, Sai n-- Santa Claus. co1Ject jo, of books, periodicals, maps a nd documents, was illsome perhaps being presidents without growing ey understand God's tru to and th th for than! It housed 10 yeais ago, when Corress authorized construction Is at bests sad commentary on our area, that UP. Santa A Spirit Five New York doctors may emloro a cer- have religious bigots, a 11W million library annex bu1ldlz Americana bark endlessly about th e WY-Appointed -appoInted spiritual I am writing in response to the Cutcher poisonous Influence of poli tam headache remedy, or whatever it was that appraisers and ambitious politicia Now that the new building is within four years of corntics on public office, ns who feel family's interpretation of Revelation : used to be Advertised that way. But 301,688 that God has elected them to p1etlxi, leaders of the House of Representatives propose to take 14 & 15 yet by rote turn to the d to fill them. etermine how One as revealed on the front page of the Evening Routinelf, 90 per cent ofpoliticians pharmacists prefer Ronald Regan over Gerald may express his it over for office space for congressional staff. federal office holders v, religious beliefs! Evidently, Herald's Dec. 14 Issue. I would like to remind are, come election. returned t Ford or any other candidate, Republican or these folks That would be doubly deplorable. First, th e library needs are not satisfied with the Constitution them o their poets. that Democrat, Jesus often spoke In parables to the as the next President of the United as it Li written, if I am to the space to protect Its valuable collections. Second, Outsiders do break through judge them — E ise nhower by their States, already has more spa ce and more staff than It actions and recent demonstxations! This is people of His day to better Illustrate the, remembered — but rarely. Wendell Wililde was messages in His sermons. fl stones He used the last tota In the last W years, the Senate and House staffs have lly apoli tical man to rim a major Anyway, that's what our arithmetic makes it. evidence that we are not at the point of 'CRISIS' brought His talks to a level that the people could. race for the tripled. Both the Senate and the House recently voted thempresidency, a Wall Street lawyer American Druggist magazine reports tha t In respecting the dignity and value of the human understand. selves new assistants, an Increase 41,170 staff positions this a poll it conducted among 77 pharmc , who until the 1940 Republican convention was personality, but we have even pd the ists Santa Claus is nothing less than a parable about as well known as Stanley Arnold. And Per cent supported the former governor of crossroad and gone beyond the Intersection saying to the children of our day that It is better besides him? Herbert The House Li on Its way to a situation where each Calffamiawhile Mr. Ford garnered only 2S4per concerning the rights ofolhers I How many more t Hoover, technically, o give than to receive. Santa Claus is a Congres&nan has close toa quarter acre jn office p5 times will Americans have to go Into court to though he served in government cent. in many . represen tation of the spirit of giving, There seems to be no check on the inordina te g capacities be fore his presidency. Oth of defend their right to worship as they please? er names It Li too much to ask of a very small child to do not easily come to mind. It Interestingly, the forir4er pharmacist, Sen. and space. Neither house checks the other. The President never Now lets tell it like it was and Is! How did We that we cele brate Jcsus's birthday imcfcrc. flubcrt Humphrey, plact'd a cLstant third with get to And as a matter of fact, names, other the 'Christmas' bit anyway? There is not a than the because He Lithe son of God and is our 9.7 per cent, barely nosing out George Wallace shred of Scriptural Only the voters have the power to veto the latest hijacking salvation, established politicos, who should run now do not evidence to support it, it Is though we tea ch him (or her) this knowledge in come easily to mi plot on Capi tol Hill. If they disapprove, they sh4uld by one-tenth of one pa- cent, not there! lam like Martin Lather, 'I must be nd . Surely there are pri va te church services, th rough literature, the menas qualified for the know. convinced by presidthcysay, American Druggist Scripture and reason!' Christmas telev of ision meda, and in ssothataste Harris, or Gene McCarthy, or, gad, comes to us from the Roman Catholic Church In poll e "particularly significant since George child matures the proper understanding is Wallace. But who? The dreadful fact is that the 'Christ Mass.' Now how about the 'Santa brought In to tocus. Through Santa Claus we macists reflect an important are elections have become so packsged that only segm en t traditionally of community poli tical sentiment,Claus' bit? That started In Holland, when the able to instill the spirit of giv in g right from the politicians ha ve the visi bility, th g Bishop Klaus went through the titta at beginning. especiallY In nonurban areas.' e machinery and Later it nay become clearer as in the opportunity BERRY'S WORLD to match the profile. This vlrWe're puzzled by those tenths of a per cent, Christmas Eve giving gifts to pour children! No why great king s brought gifts to the babe In the tually excludes though, and that fractional pharmacist who likel support in the Scriptures for 'Santa Qaua' manger and we everyone cisc but war heroes, do likewise among outselves 'and how many any more really want either! Reagan. a general in ea ch Chr istmas day. charge of things? char What hR gene wrong with u a a people? Is Iappreciate and respect the Oitcber famil's y So it Is that Stanley Arnold should be New York Isn't alone. Tokyo, the world's it that some among us do not believe in the be liefs, but I feel that they have missed the welcomed to the arena, e,tn If he Is only food largest city, is also In financial trouble which, if freedomof religion and to worship as one may concept of San ta Claus. JustasCh'bt spoke of thelions.PerhapshJdsIt1,a-fly1 for ftworsens. will push itto the brink ofdefault, thoose'lfso, why 1h0tg0 10 RHAIIa That, of 'thegoodSarltafl,11weofthlsageaJy course, would solve their problem! Is it that generations says Japan Economic ,, towateronaraftbuthis, IC on thba llot at past speak of Santa CLAUSto least suggests we are not yet totally given over to Curlatmas (or many has become a mere aen- illustrate the giving of ourselves, Only they don't call It default over there. UmenthladdicUon for whIch the mani la or pu t I s, to the intellectual makeup they need Some sort Tokyo would be designated as "a municipality of Christmas Anonymous Sincerely, artists, to I the electronic to keep than in the Frankensejj monsters which needs ffnanc1a reconstruction.,, Richard Stephens who are program world? Do they devise s theology that in agree forthrightly with c Sanford a winning percentage of the electorate. ANDERSON - Hi*i*ack p ' old : c ___ Tuesday, Dec. 23, problem I've had since puberty. M thera pist Is a middle-aged woman who has recommended to me by my h 'siclan Dear - Enaaaement — Ferna les Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. consultants what they think therapist should also be in. DEAR ABBY: My husband about this situation? formed.) Twinkle waits hopefull y for someone to adopt him and put him LU works In the coal mines, and I Hurry your reply as I told her Just found out that they recently DEAR ABBY: My h usband their own Christmas stocking. The charming spotted PUP I would think about it. Perhaps died of a - heart attack two IS hired some women to work y Abb During our last session, my available at the Seminole County Animal Control Center 011 should tell you that the months ago, He was only 39. He U.S. right alongside the men! therapist suggested that a therapist Is 4 17.92, just south of Sanford. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) also married, Abby, I don't want my knew he had a heart condition sexual relationship between us _ husband working with women. WAITING TO HEAR because he had two "warnings" might be the answer to my DEAR WAITING: I urge you last year. - I've talked to lots of other problem. She knows that I (an d other patient whose wives, and they feel the same "her" coal mines wil l M band ld me become a married, and although I ha ve therapist suggests that se 1 t he way about It. We can see reallty. told her that my sex life at betweea them wanted a simple service shatild be patI of . nothing but trouble ahead. I personaily dig equal OP, hmsIs not Weal, I've also slaid the ,,tmtment,,) to rdwe and then cremation. . What can we do about it? pø't"flUes for women—above it is not a serious problem to firmly, report the Incident to None of his family ever said CUMBERLAND, KY. or below ground. me. Anyway, I don't know how the ethics board of the ii Peter Edward yea Connelly, son or nay about their opinion of DEAR CUMBERLAND: You son.'...onne11y DEAR ABBY: I am a 33. this could be related to my theraplut's Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connelly, may not dig your husband year-old professIonal of his wishes until I tried to male who has been stuttering and stammering association and look for a new 131 N. Cortex Ave., Win ter working with women, but It's makethearrangements.__thenl Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul ISOn, seeing a psychologist a bout a problem, do you? therapist. (P. Springs. (P.& The phybiclan got sta tic from all sides about highly tmllki'ly that "his" and stuttering and stammering l.orrninn Circle, Longwood, Will you please ask your who recommended this what The bride.to-be, born in "we "want. announce the engagement of II Ohio, d t d their daughter, Alice Joy, to from Lyman I tried to carry out my Ifigh School in 4. husband's wishes without 1970. She is a 1974 graduate of J getting into a big fight with his Florida Technological 1'7 c' mother an father, t it wasn't University and is currently .D — dli easy. working on a masters degree In 'if c " _____ special education while eThe deadline for application 1 m The point I am trying to 1 plo)ed as a teacher of the acceptance for the Mount Dora make, Abby, Is this: Please tell Educable Mentally Han- Art Festival has been extended your readerstoputsuth wishes dicapped (EM H) with the to Jan. 1, 1976, according to Will in writing. My h us band didn't " . Seminole County School Smathers, chairman of the And it sure was rough for me. fi. sy*m. Mount Dora Art Festival -wiow Committee. Requests for ap---v _ Her fiance, born n CamDEAR WIDOW: Although Fcc -. plications may be mailed to bre, .cc — death Is one of the few cci'Dorothy Johnson, Mount Dora -_c talntles In life, too few people .-. School and graduated In 1770 Art Festival Committee, P.O. are sufficiently realistic to - from University of Florida with Box 196, Mount Dora, Fl. 32=757. ~ ~_ , prepare for IL Perhaps your !...* ~ , 11 ak IM etter will jar a few Into actiou. top purchase award. business Ile is a salesman for will be r . I Johnson and Johnson Baby In the five categories of pain- : 0 0 ~ ting, graphics and drawing, .,.. -i Products in Mobile, Ala. photography, sculpture, and Theweddlngwillbeaneyent crafts,therewlllbcaBest.In. c - . 4 ofDcc.28at2:30p,m.atthe Category Award of$25oea ch. c Casselberry United Methodist &'eral merit awards 4 AIICFJOYISON 4 of $50 Y"' 'J Church, Casselberry. each will be given. "a- LAST PUP OF THE LITTER know about the pros and cow of membership: Tell It Like It Is — If YOU fail to complete a t111 y ear 's - W, Urrecedented Upset; Man From Nowhere :s •\ 101 ~ "t '. -. -... ' !..'":: . : - ,; 'r -. 'BIJSiQ c *\... -' v , •' .. ,;~# Required "'. \$) ;'5 i . c lo, , ___ :.— c / ' 'l• c :' " r - ' -c - , _~ -, 1, 1 1'. If '11~. . I i'I ll, % ~ ,* , ,~ V , _'. .. I ,,I,,/, I Eqerie .., I Forsome19mlthonAnicr1ca, December is not the last month In the year but the first. This Is ping and with Communist Party Chairman Mao the month they sign up with the Christmas Club Tse-tung, described as "very, very beneficial, very at their local bank, to which they will faithfully friendly and constructive," do indeed maintain the report weekly or biweekly during the coming balanced diplomacy adopted by the United States year to ensure that stockings are full come in dealing with the two major Communist po wers 1976. Last year, Christmas Club members ac Mr. Ford advanced cautious opposition to any curaulated an average nest egg of 05each for a efforts by the Soviet Union to attempt further total of nearly $4 billion, says Kenneth J. Benda, military ventures in "any part of the world," but he president of the Independent Bankers % also reaffirmed the U.S. ., ~ commitment to Soviet Association of America MAX No less a sum, detente despite Peking's disapproval, and probably more, was saved this year and is .'." t Th e whole world can benefit from the now being mainlined into the nation's economy. steadying effect of U.S. success in ho!ding the Even so, the club accounts are not a gold mine for bankers, according to the IBAA. Only balance in its relations with Peking and Moscow. That is enough. The American people can be satisfied with reassurances that the Peking talks were friendly, or candid or wide-ranging or substantial. The f- Z-. Ad propriate time to press the ISSUC. But the talks with acting Premier Teng Hsiao- Soviet Union and Red China nen-ous. ---liif~-, -i'i-, -- -c Through Youth Programs . - " '— ShowSets ea ne , c - —' c _______ c c , - cc __________ "- c c ', :~ ' 1~ , .,, c' . ' - 4' . -_ ----a- ---= r - - - - - ~ : iI — 7 ' JACK r _____ r ,c c. 'u.-c. - — -f'- 41 ~1* .. ". ,_ . : 1~~ si-, 4 Lt-_i---j7JL_. -c-c- 1110- . - 1'r t 4~ ia".6- Lt 1 11 I ___ - ~._ CHRISTMAS IS ___ ALL WRAPPED LIP -_1 -. _ — ' .%Ql .' __ c________c__.ccc__ , . i~- -L ~ i- —- , o , Wr . f / 11 j- __ .1 .' I.; ~t , • . __.. - . ~. I '' __1 , :., I -.- ; MOVING CAN S 4 LJ( ~i. 4 BE A ', Marti Smith (left) and Yvonne Forguson have your CbJ1Jtm gift wrapping problems all wrapped up — at Theta Epsilon's wrapping booth right Inside Zayre's, Sanford Meinhera of the chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will be on hand now until Christmas to make your gifts look bcauWul from the wra pping and ribbon on down. Proceeds to benellt The Utde Red School REAL HEADACHE For relief fast ,_.. 0 i I c I*\, , A ____ ) I _ ____ _ ___ ____ "All! went is 'or Gongross to match spending wiTh tyenuøP' J 'ci'c" Some Tired Blood In Health Research There has been quiet grumbling In medical fear and conservatism," be told our reporter terles. circles that the National Ir.stltvtes of Health has Terry Repak. Institutes of Health expltIned that nutritional — Dr. Jorgen Schlegel has made significant research Is still petted other nationa to pull ahead of the Here are a few specific illustrations: pross in combating cancer with vitamin C at scientist Suggestedan Infant scje, But one United States in vital fields of research. —Dr. Linus Paul1i, the only two4ime Nobel Tulane thit "the re ea MedLaI School. And Dr. Eli eifter The cri ti cs blame atodgy, old-guard Prize winner In hist y, has fo lot of nutritional quacks arou Is or und It ssible the first nd because NIH bureaucra ts who pour government money Into to get federal funds for his researchIminpotreating to demonstrate that vitamin A could be cifers no djrectkm," used against Cancer tumor s of viral origin. Yet the same tired, old research projects but son't cancer DISPtTrEDLETTER. Th ons Electithat with ascorbic acid (vitamin C. He works both distinguished scientists have been refused Commission has receivede Federal a complaint take a chance on anything at all unconventional closely with the renowned Scottish researcher, funds to further their work. Scvcral doctors have comnplalncd to us that Ewan Cameron, whose work with President Ford has solicited ca cancer 1s mpaign conhe bureaucrats who control research grants than $6 million d the near $800 million trlbutios from federal tienta and ascorbic acid has been published National Cancer I ns workatitute budget will go Into have a strong conservative Was. "They ride the arot-4 the world, A fund-raising nutritional research thIs year. Even this amount has been circulat le tter, signed by the esident, hobby torsec of the tabllah,g sclezitiat Into ed within the — Dr. Anthony Verlanglerl, a noted Rutgers was fought by the govern bureaucra ts but was forced complaint The the pound," bald one doctor, "but won 't waste Univity researcher, was refused finLi suggests that the 3olictthjt for his upon them Ly congreiaJ -si mandak. be " Lirae bklng at more U omwenliouuil research." wort in reducing atherosc1erj ha an illegal a or at Iast a rdening of ct grave Imprupdetill if As a result, the United States has fallen Dr. Roger Egberg u fo'mer AssistaM the arteries) with vitamin C. His experiments behind A spokesman for the President tod us that several countries, including Brltam4 steps were taken Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, with rabbits on high cholesterol diets sho to prevent the 1ett (rum orm #wda Its may be afraid that vitin'lr C, EUbSt5flU1I' tdI4 wed Germany, Scotland bend even the Soviet Union In reaching federal einployes and that, In any case, Important aspec'.a of this research, tu stk ibdr necks out. "It's a combination of disease.eauslng pla que formation In the Arit fltaId disclaimer ed'isi Footnote: A spokesman for the National ployes to federal emülaregard the 5011cjtatj 1 --t.- -- - ;.I 7-____ - .. __ ---__ . ______ _=--*Z-_ ___ .1 __ . - -_ _____- - -- ---.-______ ~ ~---.----__ . __ --I_ ____ _• ____ . - Lz--- -, a _:_ ______ - -I ___~_ --.---;A __________ _ _____ _ c - - - - -' L,,,, --,---' -_I._ '• :r A 4 - - - -!%_V! V W= ORANGE FOR SANTA'S ELF . ____ __ Leads To Altar j Romance of the - W~: Cotitinittee, reported that two Ehiabeth Crews, 2434 S. CIL,b and Club President peltaphorwii trees had been Chas-! A-.e.. Sanford, ond Dellvo Vvga, ivill perfrnTj the All dressed up In her red and green elf costume for Goldsboro plantcd in Fort Mellon Park Wayne Stroup of Winter Park is the first Elementary School's Chriitniaj play, Paula Cain selects honoring James H. Jernigan will be married Dec. 24 at 6 romance , born in the club, trafflhlona)FiorIdarfreshment when the gets home after a busy and C. Solon Teston. She p.m in the brides home. The rehea rsal She Is th e daughterMr of W.and Mrs, Steve CaIn, 1431 thankedm the embers ;or their couple ouple met In the recently which has resulted in aói'd. fRev*MPW,k iy ('edir PatUion) splendid cooperation In the formed Mid-Florida Sinol.* mnatr4'iwu,v _ This - Ave., Jean .- &,i 'I cW DAR Holds Christmas Meeting Sallie Harrison Chapter, proJect. Melsth, Mrs. C.E. Butler, Mrs. (iristmas tarols were sung Stanley Pierce, Mrs. Clara National SoeIt'ty, l)aughtcrs of the American Revolution met and refreshments were serv ed Pitchford, Mrs LC Wddner, Dec. 12 at the Par Place home from a beautifully appointed Mrs. M.J. Brain, Mrs. of Mrs. Mary E. blat Nance table, with Mrs. Iseahy pouring Raymond Ball, Mrs, Richard for Its Christmas party. CoGuests present were Mrs. Clark, Mrs. LW. Ross, Mrs. hostesses were Mrs. Walter L. ROV Burke and Mrs. Jean Fred Harris. Mrs. F.E. Carter, Mrs Belle llgan Patttson Members ere Mrs Houmillat and the hol'sses Let Mrs. U L True, Mrs. Mrs Leah), Mrs (arter Jenni ngs a nd Mrs W I) Leah) , Mrs Mrs A W Lee, Regent, 1'ltzabeth l,cis, Mrs John Jennings and Mrs.. Nance. presided _'( ;j-"½.' ' ' . illfolt- % Hos tess . 1 SHIRLEY MILLETI 834-9217 Casselberry-Winter Springs Sb0f'dcAltam5nteSprIngs RUTHTU 9349212 Alt a monte Springs Longwood SHIRLEY MILLETT W"12 ., Fonist 't/ Atamrlffle icings I H IDAt Cl'OND _____-. 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Seven Win in a S &tI%A ?t.**#NS • .WY Iloilo . , - __________________________________________________________________________ RS$VM Wit Os -;.c'. the season Monday night and plost. gol The Patriots were dumped by worried to death about a slipping won-loss record, % host Orange Park 63-57, In the consider that a regular sea:on is only a barometer c.pening round of the Orange n ers of a team's potential, not an actual yardstick. Park Holiday Tournament. In fact, for most coaches, the season doesn't Gainesville defeated I 4i4i' ..,,, begin until early February, when the district Jacksonville Wolfson, s-i, .. in Boys Play other first round action. tournaments start. The playoff system doesn't .. . Tonight's finale pairs usually produce a great number of surprises. There were (our winners in ... :. • Gainesville against Orange the junior boys league of the I'm waiting for the day a team which goes 3-20 The Gztcrade evroIet, drIven by Dsrefl Waltrip Park at 8:30 with Lake Brantley Sanford Recreation Depart. WALTRIP EYES enters the district tournament and pulls the rug out prepared by master mechanic Mario Rossi, made Its first ap. playing Vclfson the conient over the weekend, while from under a 20-3 hopeful with its trophy shelf pearanee for the 1976 NASCAR WInston Cup stock car raring solation trophy at 7. the Colts, Rams and Jets posted already dusted off, NASCAR SEASON season in secret tests Friday at Daytona International Speedway. "It was our best game the victories in the Intermediate That equality of team's chances in the playoffs The 28-year-old Waltrip, the young lion of Winston Cup racing, ran year, especially considering we boys league. several "hot laps" behind closed doors. Waltrip will mate is one of the factors which make the system click, The rundown: us bid for 1976 NASCAR honors In the $321,900 Daytona lineup," said Brantley coach Consider how drbit would be postseason-wise JUNIOR BOYS 500 Sunday, Feb. 15, Cis tr.&rth, ho to simply takc thc top tai and seiid (lie others several starters on the injured W.T.R.R., rebuilding home. Year. needed mo re . height - or Even the system by which the weekly poll is just some height. For Atlantic conducted is not without flaw. Conducted by th e National, James Litton had 15 Florida Sports Writers Association, eight writers points, Mark Huaman and Bill representing different regions, vote for a top 10 in Cosgrave had 12 each. each of four classes. First Federal 36 The catch is that writers too often vote for Flagship Sanford 31 teams they have never seen but often scores are Flagship Ban k held an eightnot even available. In former years, when the point lead at half time but Lost it in the third quarter, and was Miami Herald conducted the poll, it polled BLOOMINGTON, Minn. "Ever ything is wiped out of Ed Marinaro. caught 54 and Veteran center Mick 71ngel- outscored in the fourth quarter. primarily coaches, and that system was not per- ( All) Another division the book when you get to the wide receiver John Gilliam hoff the anchor of the For First Federal, Mike fect, either. championship has been playoffs," said Viking quarter- caught 50. Wide receiver Jim offensive line which featum Gaudreau had 16 points and What's the answer? Maybe none. Sports %'tTapped up in the northland by hack Fran Tarkenton. "That's Lash and tight end Ste Voigt All Pro tackle Ron Yary and Robert Bridges 10. writers at least have a wire service at hand. And the purring Minnesota Vikings where the toughest pressure in both had over 30 catches in the Ed White on the For Flagship Bank, Jimmie football machine, but the big football is." they are probably less prejudiced than coaches, multiple-offenseof Miesota, ri ght si de with Andy Maurer Williams had 15 points. still looms in the Tarkenton, 35, established Dekle'iGulf!6 f ar away distance for the te Foreman also rushed for 1,- and fast-rising Steve Riley, a am himself as the game's greatest o' yardr and set a team s- second-year player from SouthFlagship Seminole 25 which could become pro foot- qtrii1erback during the season, ing record with 22 touchdowns. era California, the left side. For Dekie's Gulf, Paul ball's first visitor at surpassing all of Johnny Jackson had 10 po ints and Keith Brent McClan.ah.an is a highDog days are coming! the Super Bowl. Offensive line coach John Jones 6. Flagship Bank Unitas' lifetime passing b--competent replacement for Michels of has developed And that's not saying anyone will be sleeping "We're still going to have to records except total passing Foreman or M led by Freddie Howard with 15 arinaro. wait for the end The 202- mendous depth with Steve Law- poln result," Friday night in Longwood when the Sanfordsaid 3ardage pound running hack from An- son, John Ward, and Charles Orlando Kennel Club throws open its doors for Minnesota Coach Bud Grant. Sanford E3ectrIc 34 Tarkenton passed for 2,994 zona State rushed for 336 yards Goodrum "We want to be playing at our all experienced another splendid season of greyhoung racing. Gregory Lumber 23 best yards and 25 touchdowns and and 18 passes in a re- players in reserve. the playoffs." Quiniela fanatics will be coming out of the Sanford Electric its first The Vikings roared victory %S intercepted only 13 times in serve role despite missing a Carl Eller and Jim Marshall year. Pat Harrison woodwork: in their first 10 games and split 425 attempts. Only Sonny, handful of games with leg in- are still the defensive ends and scored 16 points and Marvin There's a possibility 6,000 will show up for the the final four finish 12-2, bu t Jurgensen ever completed Jury. both enjoyed great years de- Butle r had eight points. For opener, if the weatherman gives the Jerry Collins they overwhelmed Buffalo 35-13 more passes in a single season For years Grant relied on his spite their 72 ears between Gregory Lumber only two boys operation a break. Opening the day after Christ- in the season finale Sunday the 273 completions by defense for the championships, them, got in the scoring column, mass SOKC gives visiting fans as well as college snow-covered enemy field. Tarkenton this year. and while the defense led the Alan Page, 30 but still quick Wayne Pace with 18 points, and waltzed through the Three Tarkenton's receiv- conference in nearly every sta- as ever, and 26-year-old Doug Stanley Hogan with five. students and people with the weekend off, some The) XFC'S Central Division, te Socaught 50 passes ttstical category again, Tarken- Sutherland are the tackles with sound entertainment, called the "Black and Blue" with versatile Chuck Foreman ton masterminded ! reokie Mark Mullaney and INTERMEDIATE BOYS Like the say, it's a good show, and even better loop which has taken on a leading the NFL with 73 recepmost productive and eran Bob Lurtsema used In speColts 33, Llon3-4 if you win a few bucks. purple hue in years. tions. His running back partner, imaginative offenses. chic situations. For the Colts, Rocky nigan was high scorer with 11 points; Billy Griffith, James Posley and James Church each Down the road in Fern Park, Orlando-Seminole had 8 poInts. For the Lions, Willie Shular had 14 points and Ji-AIai is putting the finishing touches on a sucDALI.AS (AP) As the Dal- in 1974 for the first time in eight year from a back beand Burt Lawless of Florida, Willie Brown 10. cessful season. las Cowboys prepare cause Calvin Hill departed for have injected enthusiasm into Rams 45, Eagles 37 While general manager Gordon Hulbert has ninth sojourn in the last decade Now, the Cowboys travel to the now defunct World Football the David Wilchar was high point been smiling at attendanr'e and mutuel handle the National Football cold Minnesota to meet the Vik- League. Preston Pearson, acman for the Ram with l6points League playoffs, a brief review ings Sunday in the first round "I've had more figures, fans have been treated to some superb jaiquired from Fittsbugh, took playing on while Scott Milsom had 14. their regular season the NFL playoffs and fullback over for Hillan this team than I've bbeen fl Donnell Gilctu-ist d Newhouse alai. had 17 points a "science fiction" Walt Garri- with the exception Robert Newhouse puts it this placed the The addition of Manolo to the roster and ers Super for the Eagles. paign Howl champion way: "it could be 100 below son. said 13jeu 35, vluqs 25 development of Celaya to star status have been Twelve rookies, a midget-siz- I zero but this is what we've Roy Jordan "Preston is a tremendous year Veteran Chris Gardner the big among the year's highlights. The latter was just ed fullbac)C, the wild shotgun worked 14 games blocker and has a lot to do with Alabama. "The cnthusiam " difference this game, scoring recently moved to the 10th game feature singles formation, and a young but Newhouse, in particular, has Newhousc's success," said This team didn't 17 points the Jets. Issac know it after dominating the ninth game singles to the hard-'sticking defense put a 104 been n primary cog in the Cow- Landry. supposed to lose. Stephens had points. For record on the board. boy attack, lie gained 931 point he has already won 27 games, more than last Such rookies as Randy White Jordan, and safety Cliff the Vikings the scoring was "That would have been hard yards, the second best around of Maryland, Tho mas lIenkryear's season singles champ. lead a sometimes porous de- pretty well divided .ith Lincoln believe in preseason," said gaining effort by a fullback in son of Langston, Okla, State, that found itself in a As for Manolo, out of the game for six months, and Mark McIntosh Coach Tom Landry, who saw the Cowboys' 16-year history. Randy Hughes Oklahoma, clutch 31-10 victory over Wash- getting six points each and he is Founding back into form and making many of his drop out the playoffs The Cowboys needed great Bob Breunig Arizona State, inglon. Mike Aiken live. the incredible returns which made him a house star ___ kis CAS1ILILIRRY IOlWIPtlwIPOt_&OI$tovS3S 4OZ.MAJflA*P •I7 0!. IRAROT - defeat first serio 'II $0 CO AtCIdA •CoC*tat touaaa s,..s s•COC.*?a'% tOtllU s 'is titisi. _______________________ -_- )j *C$SP0 INI P A&L I••Y till 5? ItS OIA*TI1US*ClUW1O.9Sn, Now LV AaCA$TI. 10 PIItCAITtI •• Ii Ii %0wS*OOI ...ZtiS$ O5IIt*VI IT Clow j UNiT Mt. PlO SLAITWAdI lOt COROlA • 7 OZONTJf*0CØ Bi ll Wall and Scott Alexander starred in for Lake record, played its best game of Brant!ey with 17 points each. 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CAFE TEQUILA 8 YR , HEDGES ö BUTLER JUAN ESTERAN CERTIFIED SCOTCH • HAPPY one of - KY BOURBON GIFTOECANTER CHRISTMAS and McCormack conference. GRANT'S 8 YR. SCOTCH BROOKS ROYAL CASTLE FROM All OF MININI - CRIME Of • ABC 8 YEARS OLD • ROYAL VELVET DEVONSHIRE $AD ILOWN CIIMI 04 GREAT IS PR SCOTCHIS the team s EZRA list SPORTS not interviewed an city's is not NO PRICE INCREASE the eral W W W t 4 FLAVORS IN OWl ----=--- PIIILADEI,pfll,\ (AP) "I think this Is lousiest who McCormack's successor Murray said he had told lose Coach Paul Brown of the CiaThe Philadelphia Eagles, Gen- thing that has happened since will be. that firing "would dnnati Bengals, who coached Manager Jim Murray and I've been with the Eagles. "1 have y. be file most thing he McCormack during his AU-Pro the sports We're a 4-and.10 all Mike. Jimmy had the owner, but bitterly Monday Cleveland Brown blame," Murray said. Murray I will he win head Coa'.., ''- ''" aid rccct!y, "A3 kag ,(1%.UIlIId, "Firing Coach Mci2&tpach told the press chwge." as I'm in Football, don't "I have to say without a doubt the biggest mistake Mr. lose Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, D.C. 23, 1975-lB While cleaning his desk, have this about Mike hour," could possibly make," linelose said McConnnck's di McCormack said he thought he McCormack." Murray told newsmen after hacker John Bunting added. missal the end had a chance staying until his three"I know this," McCormack Leonard lose, the the fourth Lim in seven year the game hazed "In no said. "I'm walking National Football years the Eagles the up- small way 1974 when they finished day morning. "He asked if I had ... our which the Eagles lost 25-10. won-loss announced the head up. Regardless press coinin, NFL college draft 7.7. record." "After any questions and I said I played so badly record, this better and then walked and this McCormack said he learned didn't,' said McCormack. "We there, I felt this might be football team now than it was without a head coach. The Eagles, 16-25-1 under of the during a three- didH't have anything else to lag," he said, questions. three years when I And no one has an Inkling McCormack, played their best minute meeting wi th lose Mon. say, so I left. ' As for MeCormack's future, here. I am in no way ashamed." - Miou Gict 1d *st PO1TID •-- McCormack Firing: 'Not Finest Hour' Eagles On -U "ONLY AT AIC" - Tu*idiy, Dec. 23, 1975 -i ( - on fourtirne was - caught - won to game of the USHER'S GREEN STRIPE Itits VAT 69 GOLD 11TO a 49 ta to 52'L SIN 49 WINDSOR CANADIAN on a than .10 again of crs or more one of he vet - game's recent Jer- ALTAMONTE-436-1 BLOCK EA-ST OF 1-4 & SANFORD-17-92 SO. CITY LIMITS N EVV A B C Sb R ES 1 BIG DAYS SUN. DEC. 21 THRU SAT. 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ENGLISH BRUGAL 4988QUART MASON LLOYD'S OF LONDON SCOTCH IYWL 61 59! 57!2H OT. at. 3.a ' 58 1*39 5TH cam- j '' - Ij 099 5TH 45.95 CASE -- 1964 VINT. 39.95 426,60 1962 VINT. 41.95 450.20 299 5TH -- BUSCH BAVARIANBELR 61 PAK BOND'S MILL 6 YR. BlEND GT. TEN HIGH BOURBN CT. STIILBROOK BOURBON MEXICANA TEQUILA JAMES FOXE CAAOIAN HEAVEN HILL 100 PROOF OLD ThOMPSON BLEND SMIR4OFF VOM 80 PR 4t . . sr. or. UT. '•I9 LIMIT PL.EAU WARM 40j FLEISCHMANN 900 PREFFREO QT 5011 599t, SEAGRAM V.0. CANADIAN 41 5491t 59! 5311 59? CEO. DICKEL BLACK LABEL QT. VA. GENTLEMAN CIT. HEDGES-BUTLER SCOTCH C OuN oolly TAYLOR WINES (ARE AIOW?I,Ttp 69!2II CT 671141 791Jft 5TH 11 215 ' 4 78s EARLY TIMES BOURBON at ' Ts, CD "RARE U' KY. BRB. Lee 1flk of was in A - , tontaglous, for was seven liar- ris to fense Larson of before he opted for Tijuana two years ago. Manolo's forte is that he turns a though return into an offensive shot. The fronton closes Jan. 23. Ra n king s 1 \/'f 0 r ry AA i c g a n of a of 'No Sentiment, Just A Win' MEMPHIS (AP) John lAberty Bowl the Trojans' win much For them as for and only his fourth of the year. the field and accelerated betMcKay wasn't buying that sea- ninth bowl appearance under the coach," said All-American Quarter back Vince Evans ween defenders. The play timental approach. McKay. but their first outside hack lucky Bell. tossed a screen pass to Bell in covered 76 and put USC No matt er that his University the Hose Bowl. lieI, who made his reputation the left flat. Guard Donnie Ofl top 20-0 with 5:14 left in the of Southern California Trojans "lts not only CoachMcKay's as a runner, did inthe Aggies Hickman A&M second quarter. blocked i presented him with 2t)4 Lib- last game, it's the seniors' last with his only pass reception In linebacker Garth Ten Napel, A&M, forced to play catchup, erty Bowl victory over Texas game, too, and we wanted to the nationally televised game Bell cut back L the middle of couldn't. The Aggles, who re. MIAMI (AP) Although the champs," Schembechler said, A&M Monday night in his final lied on their running University of Michigan with the resulting appearance appearance as a college coach. while compili ng a 10-1 regular move up in the national football in the Rose Bowl. "But I'm glad "Winning was the most iraseason record and earning a raiklngs after its Orange Bowl to be in the Orange Bowl since port.ant part it," McKay ?3hare of the Southwest Confer. clash with No. 2 Oklahoma, we've had three straight line said. "I tired of hearing ence championship, completed coach Ho Schembeehier dic- teams out on the Rose about the losing streak." NEW YORK (AP) - Heavy- he is "beat from the start, only 34 passes all season. A&M terview from Puerto Itico that claims any concern with the Bowl." USC won its first seven weight champion Muhammad "But I to do all I light would be televised live quarterback Mike Jay was six post-season polls. Quarterback Rick Leach said games and then went Into a All's next scheduled opponent is to be in goad condition so that inthe the United States by CBS but of 14 against USC f or 99 yards he was not concerned with the (our-game losing streak shortly Jean-Pierre Coopman of Be!- the match wlll not be a mere that a site had not been deter- and didn't have time to throw "Frankly, I haven't had a numbers game. after McKay confIrmed that he glum, a man who knows his formality for Mi. it's a great mined yet. San appeared on several passing downs. thance to think much about nawould leave USC after lG years chances, honor, not only for n.e but for to have the inside track. Bell, the na tion's leading tional rankings," Schem"I'm not worried about rat- to become head coach of the Several hours alter promoter 1i"lgium." rusher with 1,8Th yards in U betnler said Monday as his No. ings, either," he said, "but we new Tampa Bay team of the Don King said that All would Alb'a next was e. regular season games, carried 4 Wolverines new here and will be playing a better team National Football League. light Coopinan Feb. 20, the Ccopman's first meeting with pected to be Henry Clark of San 28 times for 82 yards - only an unseasonably here than the shivered (UCLA) that His record at USC was 12740- fighter, who is nicknamed the All wifl come at a Francisco, but King said "He'll the necond time this year he cold 45-degree day. Ohio State is meeting in the 8, including national champion- lion Flanders, said in an in. ence in New York.Yan. 6conferor 7, probably fight (lark III the had been held urdet 100 yards "We'd rather be BI( Ten Hose Bowl." thl In 19111')7 and 17'?. Th tersiew in &ussels mat he (eels King siid in a telephone in. Dominican Republic in April." rushing. - was as running yards a - of was L ion Of F l and ers game L oser' miss promise can sportswriters' Juan opponent on one news of 591l. of our for. " may NE _ any retired team." ___ LONDON TOWER _____ OLD CANADA 940 GIN GLEN MAVIS RoT. . ' team 30-OZ. a SCOTCH 6.9, 5TH fun wicov re- ME 10 YEAR _____ NOILLYpRAT AMARETTO DI-SARONNO of of ____BY CANADIAN 8-oz. COCKTAILS _ ANTIQUE _____ R. BOND I IN CANS _______________________ _____ 4 YR.. 61 DECANTER - - MEN I team. into ii BURDEN MILK GALLON 1.3 I running FRENCH COGNAC _________ -1A G.('ACC VERMOUTH - __ BISQUIT VS. IMP. __ __ __ 3*974VART Cowboys Ready For 9th In Decade for their years. LONG BRANCH ... RICKALOFF ___ KY. BOURBON - Manolo, Celaya Star At Jai-Alai 9 ~i;t_ w_ ~_ �:': - EQ.r _____ _____ - .4 -.J- - - nwra. IF I. .. - i uesaaY Uec. n.im - B N. C., SPORTS IN BRIEF a. I — Seek Dome iew vrieans lo NEW ORLEANS (A?) - The Louisiana Superdome Commission voted Monday to authorize its attorneys to fight a suit in federal court which seeks to ban smoking in the domed stadium, "I don't think we have any choice but to oppose the lawsuit," said Mayor Moon Landrieu, chalr!nan of the commission. "We would be letting the federal courti the affairs of this commission otherwise." Later, the commission shelved the issue of whether smokingshould be forbidden W111th1 stadium until they know how much such a prohibition would cost to enforce. rea th ers Terps, For Ivj/z fofl' ,ç , B ut he y T Tn un,p th - ,R,Wg,rve1,7,y,0X;r0R, .J ('J— h LOOK! I MADE O%E "' //&'9/? - Aubry Given Release Sox W .9 .-.. -1 - . - r - - r -Pr- - ' ---- 1776 DI BICENTENN1 ( - ;ii_i __________ AJVIE PJ __ _____ (Z! 1976 _____________ - _.'_ ___ - I" tq - .. -- ~.... ....7~__ ~, _,_:~__-- - I ~~ ____ ,F~K -Z-X~X.Aw 1r:j 1 ' 11ff -1 6- * I. L4 £r% ' .;. -, . ', S '. -__ . IS , .1, . I'-- 00,377`1 .j 1 ,T:Flff~~E # - - _. ái• .aá T IBM "91I_ W M0 1, it - MICHELIN tL;. -. --'.• .. -., '•-.3. - A-, - V.. - ___ N -- -.- -. r _- p - &*: - - m ?%:i: k. Messers I est McROBERTS TIR * I - DUlbeOUII s KP_qP1rV9M_ jr J - NEW YORK (All) — A dieci. McNally cases cOujd cam to. Miller, head of the Ma sion which could eveztually de- day and Certainly by Wednes- League Baseball Players' S se!ls rsccc!ae . - e4*ikd today or WeesMeanwhile, The Los Angeles representing the owners daY.In±ct1onsarethat pitch- Herald-Examiner said I' had Asked about the Los Angeles era Andy Messernith and learned the arbitrators' verdict newspa DareMcNaIJywjflbedeel'erj wouldmakeMessersmjth al9story that the pitchers would be dec1are1 frri free aEents pl f ot' (nr,tric-L hfl l°75 'uentc Seitz c.ild Th rer rt It', Dodgers a free agent , prepared. Another nutting him to dicker with all 24 If up nx%di' major league teams, which seem certain !ollo A dccisic will be made within such a decAsion would sjrtuall hoZWS Mijnith lined down the destroy - the ruerve ci Dodgers offer of $150,000 for "This would be a monumen. iituth binds a player rathe 1975 season, $170,00 for 1976 tal thin If It hm." smut team unleai trda.4 Sf144 r.r rr"i -, IN OBSERVANCE OF I 1 ._l a HE CHRIS MAS HOLIDAY - t T WE WILL BE CLOSED DECEMBER 24 AND 25 _ __ __ . -,/) ,. ' - - - 4 I -- -- •' McNallys case is slightly dif- can League Presidient Lee Mae. ferent. The It-ft-bander quit the l-'hail. "It would be revolutionMOntmW EXPOS in mitheason, ary. If players are allovmA to PeterSeiz the New York ar- saying he didn't think he could play out their options, it would bttrator who (leda7td Oak. t*!J) the train. He ranhis ran first place the game In a desperate land's Catfish Hunter a three decisions, then dropped situation. It would he very agent last winter, leading to the his next six before quitting in toth on the have-tint teams:' been uphel,] twice by the U.S. -, irnne ,.•uzL contract with the New York Seitz 6 one member of the ' -. - • . ' , - 37 ) — L ——— 43 I" r1t Time - 8:00 p.m. Matinees - 1:45 p.m. (Wed-Sa t) Trtfecfa Races • Clod - — - - __ r — 51 -_ I WIN AT BRIDGE j I By (KSWAIJ) and JAMES JACORY a possThllitv. East leads ;oai1l 24 third spade! 6.14 South has to follow suit and VAKJ72 West ruffs with the nine of • A 74 trumps. The nine uppercuts 4Q92 dummy. It can only be beaten I EAST b' the ace and if the ace is * 92 *A K Q 107 pla yed, West's king becomes a I ,1065 983 Winner. Ks 52 If that third spade had rot 4J108754 463 ___________________________ been led, South would be able __________________________ S()LTTH ID) to take a simple diamond *863 finesseafldmake his , tract Q4 The uppercut has beaten him, • Q . 10 8 6 3 r. 4 K Both vulnerable wi 11 U ' Follow Orders DEAR DR. LAMB About a year ago my husband, age 61, started to get a slight pain, which only lasted a few seconds, right in the center of his chest, at the bottom of the breastbone. He also had heartburn, belching and gas. lie __ would only get the pain i a while, A WWAT 'rl.41s TR1MM SPECuAL"?), - a ' I. A Wisconsin reader says, "Here in Milwaukee none of the better players will cFwn a 1 four-card majur suit. i can IV 1* 2• _ find no such rule in my limited 'ass 4N.T. Pass s, bridge literature. What is "an Passpan your advice on this?" )pening lead -9 & Our advice is to bid as the Our family doctor told him tack occurs. It tests the heart Jacob's bid We try to avoid it was his stomach. He gave muscle, and the disease is in Opening £ four-card major, ly Oswald & James Jacoby him stomach pills and a bottle but would surely open one the arteries to the heart musof Maalox and advised him I') dc. When the artery is plugg. Usually, the player who up- heart with : cut down on smoking, coffee ed or occluded during the at. AK2, KQJ9 7654& Q5 lercuts does so to develop a and to avoid fried foods. He tack and the muscle is thenrick for his partner. On rare On the other hand we open one smoked one pack of cigar. damaged, the electrocarnilo- - 'ccaslons he develops a trick club as do practically all good ettes each day. ,Dr himself, players with: gram will show It. it is not tinAt our request he had an East cashes two spade *K10$7wK76s,43,*AKs usual at all for a fairly good ith and looks around for a examination not to provide electrocardiogram, and the (Do you have a question any information about an Im1W. He Isn't going to get it. For the experts? Write "Ask results were normal, pending heart attack. his partner? the Jacobys" care of this lie continued to drin': three South has shown the ace of newspaper. The Jacobys will cups of coffee and did not cut dubs in the bidding. West answer individual questions And, it is fairly typical of down very much on smoking. sight hold the king of clubs, if stamped, sell-addressed people to fail to follow their About a month after he reUt if he does it Isn't going to envelopes are enclosed. The doctor's advice. Like educa0 him any good. South will be most interesting questions covered from an episode of flu lion, people pay for it then try he came home from work and ole to discard any losing will be used in this column to avoid getting their mone3,'s said he didn't feel good. He nibs oi dummy's hearts. worth out of the Investment. and will receive copies 01 felt weak. We sat down at the That leaves a trump trick as JACOB? MODERN.) Your doctor cannot quit smoktable for supper, and he said, ing for you. He cannot stop "Oh!" and with this he put his drinking coffee or diet for you. CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor hands to his head and It was He can only advise, and the ____________________ all over. We rushed him to the rest is up to the patient. _____ hospital, but it was too late. ON RYE '-W1T -4 AU ___ I ___ West North East South • - ___ ___ ___ - ,~, ? , _____ a 1 ,E ~I ___ ___ • - PRISCILLA'S POP __ HEY! ___ by Al Vermeer IT OCK FHONEST,1 ')4' '-uir i ----\. 'E E 4' —fr'---ic SURE Al STUPID' - ,. '---'I i ii, 1--, 49 '(') 'or. _ (fT'3 , f $ '_a I C -, __ ___ _____ !l — )6~; 7L Z= Zq Z i - .., 1 ______________ __________________________ ARCHIE by (IDO YOU THINK __ I/THOSE SHIRTS ARE J( R. TH.ATTHE I SCHOOL DRESS CODE ) OUGHT TO PERMIT THESE T'SHIRTSWIrP-I THE SAYINGS OH, LET THE AH4ARMIESS OUTLET ) FOR ADOLESCENT L.!XH1B1T1 ItM! / I - __ ____ Bob Mnnta,m PlOW, IF VOJLL PLEASE EXCUSE M I 1 HAVE SOME) >WOQtc TO DO! ...< MISSPHUPS,SEETHAT 3MMOTDq5TuR9EOFOR _\ DEAR READER I think this is a fairly common story. I just wish It were possible to make people understand that often the first real sign of heart disease is sudden death. - 12-23 6 FRANKANDERNEST by Bob Thaw —02 'foYf I I I 1' c- -)• — A-ii ( X'M THAT "S F,NI$HiD!... GLAD - .-j+4-W4i RIGHT, Eltolk? --I ••. F'gN,F.. 66~~~ I am all for education of the patient, but even knowing that the first symptom may be death doesn't seem to motivate many patients to do what is b.?st for themselves, - yris, I HAVE THEIR The death cerulcate read coronary occlusion. When I asked our family doctor for an explanation he said it was harti to detect that. What do 'mi think? The burning pain in the lower breastbone region as you described it probably was from acid digestive juice irritating the lower es ()phagUs. While heart pain can be located in that region it has a different characteristic, or it indves more severe pain with vomiting. Ulcer-type disorders will not protect you against also having a heart at' Your husband significantly increased his risk of having a heart attack by his smoking, That may be why he Is not here today. Don't blame your doctor for his negligence. If this reply helps others to realize their responsibility, perhaps it will he worth risk. ing upsetting you hy pointing out your husband's role in his terminal illness. For further information on hearttt.ackssend5O cents for The Health Letter, number 210, Heart Attack, Myocardial Infarction, Ar.gir!a Pectoris, with a long, stamped, self tack, In fact, other illnesses addressed envelope for mailcan sometimes predispose a ing. Send your letter to Dr. person to having one. Lamb, in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551. Radio The electrocardiogram is City Station, New York, NY usu,ilhv normal until the at 1(X)19 —..i-j.,p. lad news I for you dentists, Doc! Candy bars have gone up again!" by Garry Trudeau ~~ W, c A06st7 17/IT/1z 70 6070 tX .S'! I ci i!/, ___~ O4! YFWL R1h*1 4fl&! 4fi4TAMW- I)CRIIAW It , _ t5%'/(45 i'W,.jR. f &crnncdIlw )WMU & AV M k%7S /' V I4 TPu,/ AC.f.c4r IE&WL- EUC * ~ ZwrVir "''' AUI'IA 5- S0J4YA1%W BYAa. 'W! \ M7flWINL., 1 9W1 krEFr roi5ri _ I -"-I L.. 1)'r .cJ- I ~ . r. A __ __ _____ ' -n4KI 11 . ..,. I.. / V DOONESBURY '23 CLI4II4t a WZ;Z~ If Pp .. I I ~ ~ - LET ME 61:T HIM, L0"6A sJI P WI Wk'\ • Clubhouse • Grandstand F 45 46 TI) Circuit T.V. - Patient Must tico bLUNUIt 0 — — ____ iSN'T CXXX) ENOUGH" ...i-'-\X " /0 r, *Post — By Lawrence E. Lamb, Mi), ' - — 41 — %VHERE IT SAYS: - 'REPSON FOf . — - 38 - i -' hfl A. I h *111* 'Mfl EIMI" - I ASC)IJT- ThIS F.Pr F IR (I-- / 32 ______ _ —1 — 35 __ ' El 31 — — r I ____ ——— 27 28 129 l • , - F — 11 _ 26 30 . , -. r.%Iv. • 'rL.'JeSTER, AN WE'LL SEI — - 24 u -k - - 17 _ .1 / - F 14 - S a i'f — TO US WHILE He'S HOME'J 5 I 10 11 52 — E__ I ' I 9 -1 ARIES (March 21-April '9) ynj'!! rnll'',. Thlsis going tobeabusyday beanearlyglfttocheeryou, foryou,wltha lot of last-minute SCORPU' (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) details. However, you'll find Plan somi'thing "fun" for this thatspecfal item for the one you evening. You're going to be in a love, good mood you'll want to share TAURUS (April 20-May 20) with dear friends. Today will prove to be exSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. pensive, but your hard-earned 21) There's a strong possibility money will serve a good cause. of a surprise bonus in store for The evening will be rather you from the boss. He'll enjoy pleasant. giving it as much as you'll like GEMINI (May 21-June 3)) getting. You'll be busy as a beaver CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. today preparing for the family 19) A friend whose Interests and guests who'll be dropping you've looked out for is not In. They'll repay you by having unmindful of all you've done. a good time, She's likely to show her apCANCER (June 21-July 22) predation today. Spare yourself a heap of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19) frus tration today. Rely on You should benefit much more delivery services rather than than usual from the generosity your own wheels, You'll be of buincs assoriate. Be irkicr for party time tonight. gracious In your acceptance. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't PISCES (Feb. 20-March 3)) be too lavish In gifts to casual Your better nature gains the acquaintances. It's em- upper hand as the day 1 barrassing, Go all the way with progresses. By evening you'll loved ones and clrse friends, be the sparkling center of atVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) traction. You may have some career YOUR BIRTHDAY frustrations early In the day, Dec. 24, 1975 but hang in there. Good news, You're going to meet good fellowship and good cheer someone this coming year who come in abundance later, will consider..Jy expand your UBRA (Sept. ct. 23) The circle of friend.. Through this da y may start out with you person you'll make some being very Irritable. Later valuable contacts. — 5 6 7 116 - For Wednesday, December 24, 1975 _________ I - - *1 - 4 — . Sanford - _________ ________ 3 BYRERNICEBDEOSOL AjUl oxide Q 7' YES... IF WE CAN ( GET HIM TO WRITE -" o 4 - , ____ I 0 jI tree _ W use to • WON'T IT BE NICE TO FIND OUT 140W HE ( LIKES SCHOOL i Thi5 TERMj' ' U Tuesday, •-•- ------- ~ P11 IT) ftAC . U• 405 1.4 P Tuesday,, Dec. 23, 1975-413 HOROSCOPE 4 by Lorry Lewis Bi ,nO is SO WE'LL IT WiLL H1. BE GONE COMING PROBABLY BE SO AL.1. THE TIM E HOME FOR NEVER SEE GOOD EXCEPT IN THE CHR,'$7,n45 HIM ANY- TO SEE MORNING WHEN i VACATiON WAYS HIM HE SLEEPS IN/ JOHN DICKEY INC. . - ____ 1iJ1 i41 l — — - ~~ Li CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS C(ififld . - I'l.,2j$ I - s - -- - - *61114 McNn ' . . . . , Y Zt.;5 le" .. , I_ YOU NEED A TIRE ' , . 4_j_.e-----__-4-Z2rA_i, LEAVE' 15 - ' EMMENVU01111111111' ", ' I 1-,f4Qg 2 '4 . - /0~~, Z____ - rTA I sifi 42 Bombay seaport 45 Coat with [ 1 Outdoors State j] _ ___________ ( t) i J L I cic F1A EVER TM j 2 THE ST. L1)U!S - The St. Louis Cardinals traded infielder Mike Kelleher to the Chicago Cubs for Infielder Vie I 1)IAT'\ L-ITTL..E jl lB8Oi --. - REALLY ROLL Kelleher Traded For Harris - by Art Sonsom Vt1,T1 UtFck, THI475 U1AT! j - f, - V-; 5JJJ_ .• ' 1 - rr THAT CAN - • THE BORN LOSER OF Evening Harald, Sanford Fl. 49 Objected 51 OVer (poet) 52 Glad ' lFI___ ' 53 At this P1 ' AIN 15 Mother (coIl.) 54 Swiss canton 55 Pipe join:. 18 Taking IelILtei 56 Seth's son Ipi oIIpaJ 'i umbrage _!j,i '"'' 184 b I 18 GrOUPS n• 11 Caplur 38 -- Island, 20 Book of maps 57 Distress signal 17 FIoatin2 21 Appropriate DOWN 19 Fencing 40 Dehcsces 22 Small lizards I Cn,pp'e<j weapons 41 Mineral 24 Foundation 2 Presently 23 Banquet veins 26 On the btny 3 Place for 24 Bistros 42 Blenush 27 Canlognaph athletics 25 Medicinal 43 Prod 30 Foregnens 4 Gem weight plant 44 Pan in a 32 Lass name 5 Was indebted 28 Onagers drama 34 Waken lot 27 Tuneful 48 Roman 35 Piifctd 6 'Annie 28 Pub orders emperor 36 Seminary (sb.) Oakleys 29 Winøow 47 Nothing 37 Heroic feat 7 Needle part glase 48 Godd.s, 01 39 flower 8 Livonians 31 Nullity 40 Hurled 9 Seed vossil 33 PierCetI with 50 Pronoun 41 Conducted io StarlIng horns _____,J es~ nt_ _ -. _ , _# % ACROSS 1 Daily 4 Vestment 8 Ewe's offspring 12 Whichever 13 Atwood _____ ~ ~ - I~ J ' ____ - Harris. -(•_-' -. 11 An*er to Preytoi PuIe ¼"br 27.7 . - - - ONCE? . Florid - CALGARY -Harry Howell, 42, a veteran defenseman in the National Hockey League, announced be wascoming out of retirement to play fcr the Calgary Cowboys of the World Hockey A& - f - Fifth Howell Out Of Retir ement J SOMEONE 7W'/ ,4',41) I' S. CAN ALl. AT e Seminole LEVITTOWN, N.Y. (AP)-Vet eran Ed Kranepnol of the New Y Mets Will be hon at the 16th anmial Levittown Youth Council Jan. 31. The last of the 1962 original Mets, Kranepcol led the National League baseball team in hitting this past season with .323 In 106 . / Of Missing Hoop Nets Krane pool Feted By Levittown - I ___ ONE 7WFY Happy Ending For Owner CHICAGO (A?) -Rudy Schaffer, business manager the Chicago White Sax from 1959 10 1969, has been returned to that baseball front office post by new dub owner Ball Veeck. Schaffer, 63, had been business manager of the an. cuinati Stingers of the World Hockey Association until named to the White Sax front office by Veeck on Mondv It marks the fifth time Schaffer has teamed up in baseball with Veeck. They also worked together in running Boston' Suffolk Downs ~ I • /Ti1 AN I'L L Tb-4RO,% - - CINCINNATI (AP) -Veteran goaltender Serge Aubry was given his out*ight release Monday by the Qnclnnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association, Aubry, 34, ' thc SLners' starting goalie early in the season before suffering a pulled hamstring muscle a month ago which has hampered him. He allowed 3$ goals in 12 games for a 4.15 goals-agaInst He was removed after one quarter. when the Quebec Nordiques scored three goals against bun. Aubry had been cased Into the No.2 spot by the fast development of young JohnKiely. ~ p1 'cQqn/ - In Rudy Schaffer Retu rns To /' 17,4 OPEN 'YbLJg , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ball coaches who were holding in each half, but we couldn't run Florida roared back after inThe matehups looked like their breaths at the end. away from them. termisslon to draw to within thncr Pr!v.cen brc; I. r.~, Srrnnd.rked M -y!d "T!y hvz gu.1 Club . -.1 iutv juts at 63-&, with live V ,t But MI-)•lWd and beat back previously un- them credit." minutes left. However, the Tar ,, North Carolina college basket. defeated North Carolina. With John Lucas pumping in Heels held oil the late surge for p Charlotte 70-60 and third- six of his 22 points in the final the victory. f~ AlIfIVIT Colu(IE CiI6F cc.7,4c// ranked North Carolina slipped three minutes, Maryland, now LaGarde finished with 24 wig foo (4L!5 past South Florida 7044 7-O, staved off a laterally b)'u points to pace North Carolina. Poll Mov Monday night. iw z 'e. j,47 49ers while posting its smallest In the opening round of the "I always say when you play victory margin and lowest Carolina Classic, guard Ronnie an undefeated team, it's tough score of the season. , rq7,q(/7flt Daniel scored 25 points to lead For N .0 to beat them," Maryland Coach ,4 'Oe 'vy'y 6;00P - - -. , "We've beaten Florida and Oklahoma State to a 72-69 victoBy The Associated Press Lefty Driesell said of IJNC- Vandv (Vanderbilt), but you ry over Virginia while Alex North Carolina and defending Charlotte. "We 41 had a chance to can't go to the well too often," English paced South Carolina's __________ national champion UCLA break it open a couple of times said U?'iC.Chaxlotte Coach Lee rout of Yale 10066. English I'll/I Po7 t.'. moved up to challenge Indiana Rose, whose team now is 6-1. scored 21 points in the first half and Maryland today in The AsMidway through the second and ended up with 37 for. the ciated Press college basket. ball, Maryland opened up a 56- night. The four-team tourney 4''t 1Z4R a ball ratings. -' 41lead.oniytoseethe4 rn',4g7i concludes tonight. The Indiana Hoosiers deoff a 9-1 streak before Brad Elsewbcrt-, Illinois crushed feated Kentucky. Georgia and Davis and Lucas pushed the Rice lO&.&4, unbeaten Louisiana _______ Virginia Tech last week and reTerps ahead by nine with 2:45 State stopped Fairleigh Dickincei'.ed 60 of 62 first-place votes left. Then UNC-Charlotte son 93-70, Purdue delozitcd Calland a near-perfect 1,6 of a bounced back again, but Lucas fornIa 97.79. Ohio State edged ____ possible 1.240 points from a 'We've added two more ijoM ia]s , Evansvilli 79-78, Nebruska TAM P.\ ______ )_ tionwide panel of sports ritcr.s missed some good opportunities lead Maryland to victory. downed Vanderbilt 68-57, Tu. _____________ and broadcasters. but it'll COITIC." South North Carolina got a 20-point lane raced by Cornell 90-72, 4 sm Maryland, 6-0 like Indiana to win Florida basketball coach Chip performance from forward West Texas State beat &-unford after routing Foedham, - Conner says of his team's TommyLaGardetotakea4 64.49 and Arizona defeated Old ____ ceired the other two -i first-place and-tuck 70-64 loss to nationally halftime advantage. But SOuth Dominion 88-74. votes and 1,0 points. Last ranked North Carolina. tile Terrapins trailed In"I'm surprised surpriseddose. at the diana 1,198-1,016. ness of the score," he added of However, Marquette lost to the Monday night game. Minnesota last week while deNrth Carolina forward Tomfeating Wisconsin and North. LaGarde scored 20 points in western and the setback nl the first half as North Carolina dropped the Warriors from jumped ahead to a 43-33 half. third place to seventh, time advantage. LaGarde, a 6North Carolina climbed from foot-10 senior, scored four more fourth to third thanks to a rout points in the sevuixl half to reap of East Tennessee State while Much like a 'whodunit," movie, the story of the missing hoop high-scoring honors. UCLA, winning Its third In a nets unfolded in the Sanford area recently. Unlike most modern row after an opening-game loss day movies, however, the crime was solved Without a shot being to Indiana, crushed Seattle and fired. The situation could have had more serious epercuao, jumped from sixth to fourth. The recently legalized hoop nets, used by commercial Notre Dame, idle last In 1isriiien for cMthing catfish from the St. Johns River, started held onto fifth place while Cmdisappearing last July. By the first of December, the monetary MIAMI - Seminole ( cinnati rose from seventh to By BOB ORRELL munity College is ranked fifth value of the stolen nets reached staggering proportions. Members of the Mid-Florida Chapter of the Organized sixth, followed by Marquette. ___________________________ Undefeated Alabama and North this week by state junior college FIshermen of Florida _ _________________________________ (OFF) estimated their losses at well over coaches, whcpl cked Carolina State $5,W0in stolen nets. This figure did not take into considera don the City ° that vast numbers of rough fish, such as garfish and eighth and ninth spots but Ten- Indian River and Lakementioned hundreds of dollars market value of fish within the nets and the two-three. gizzard shad (not to be confused with silver shad), are destroyed nessee moved up from 11th 10 Brevard, beaten twice b' loss of man-hours required in finding proper locations then by fishermen using noop nets. 10th while Louisville droppedSeminole, remains ahead ' setting the nets. of Some bream are trapped but they must be retained to the from 10th to 11th. Seeing drastic measures needed to combat the wave of thefts, Raiders, in water unharmed. Bass will not enter the nets. Behind Louisville, the Second week. fourth position this many fishermen formed a convoy with their boat and dragged "(Xar alms coincide with those of the sports fishermen," said Ten consisted of Nevada-Las the river in search of riIssing nets which could be pUvely St. Petersburg's a Lee Russell, president of Vegas, Washington. San Franof O. kier'fied - MIFida thapt ' inai UJ UR , iu L1LC uvvp we river 'im a to provide living for the c*xnnsco, Rutgers, Michigan, St. Their search was successful -one of the drags pulled in a net merdal men and sport average for the sports fishermen. Anything which through six belonging to John's of New York, and Ken-. Ronald Vth. His mark was sewn into the webbing. games. Hillsborough's Tom affects the river hurts all of us!". tucky, with ()i the same day, quite by Bill Hosac found another of _______________________ and Mm- Foster Is top rebounder with a Ve's nets set right besideaccident, one of his nesota tied Centenary for 19th place. a mile from where It 19 per game average. Last week's Second Ten should have been Tennessee, Washington, NePTS. (I) If) IM named to head an Investigation. vada-Las Vegas, San Fran. He is a nine-year veteran in 7. IndIan River (ii (Si) Iii dsco, Rutgers, Michigan, Au- 3 Lake Cfly , police work. (0) (53) burn. St. John's, Arina State &8r,var (0) (3) The Volusia County Sheriff's deparent was notified d S. Seminci. (0) Clii so Sgt. Randy Aleno started an Investigation and stake-out on that and Kentucky. (1) (42) 15 Auburn dropped out of the 7 .Ch;Ia () ,, particular stolen net with help from the fishermen. Top Twenty b) splitting two s M Dacle Wh (3) (62) 53 Quoting from Sgt. A.Ieno'3 report, "The Volusia County mis-i) is sheriff's department, after a week long investigation and games last week, losing to ,GuliCoI 71 Southern Methodist and beating stakeout, estedoneCkieO1acampbello's Fla., Tulsa WI State fell out l3) stealing of commercial hoop nets which have just been recently -losing to Oregon State, although Gymnaslic Classes legalized for commercial fishing. the Sun Devils defeated r"The subject was charged on Dec. 13, for two counts of grand . Set By Rec Dept. larceny and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Also a WITH 'hold' was Issued for the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish The AP Y.o weety ev The Aulciatid The Sanford Recreation Department for Illegal taking of scele fish." Here are the Top Twei ty Thrte more charges of possession of stolen property ties Department will offer two I ANV MPS 1, teams in The &ssocIato Press added, eight-week basic gymnastic according to the deputies report. A search of the subject's college basketball pon with AND CURVES ;~ 1,rit place votes in parenIh, classeSfol boys and girls ages home revealed three more nets. season recth t hrough Sunday 6-14. Class I, for 6 and AND ROCKS Bond Is set at $5,000 on each of three charges hi Seminole 10-yearand total points.Points olds, will meet Monday af- County. Other Chal'VS are pending in VOZUSIs County, where the an Think radial 20.$ I-)112-)0957444 3-,loot to the leader. Lit us install a set 1: ternoons 3:304 at the Lakeview Of MiChelin 'X' stHI.b,ft.d radish on your car. (10) o-o i.m Middle School starting J The arrest was made at Lemon Bluff boat ramp by Sgt. Aleno w pow'ro *,wg pow so 2Marylsnd (2) em Sis IDIt MI 4-0 s, and led to the recovery of nets valued at over $1,000, Class!!, for 11 mrry'mq and 14-year-old N. Worp*m, owt o*i. r w.. we 3N. Carolina so ui pow around that sharp or wp s"id, a, a,i. D ii..' was highly commended by the fishermen for his 705 will meet Thursdays 3:30-5 1,UCI.A 3-i I1$ 5.Notr. Dam. tlw C.The 1tution Was such that It could have wS,vy ,• AM sIai 'P starting Jan. 15. ,v, itowm . ,.*,, 4-CincInniti 7-0 ssi led to a "vigilante" type thing with an around-the-clod patrol of , " vao,a,. qans, cSm.rp at 7Maruet?e 51 su Juanita Hayes, a ISCIWIOIOVV bath Nictiatun .ad the river by the commercial fishermen and the sheriff's departswtbatlnd rad io mid $.Alibarna 40 'II and accomplish ed competent hai omnwm.d Is last mid e.s si Is, ,w ii p-sas. Drtas Sm i gymnast mcnt. P.N.C. St. SO 353 from Seininoe High School, will Many of the nets are still missing - possibly moved to other 513p w '°iand have a a,i at ViPstm 'I' IMI-sofl,d 11.Loi,iisvIle i 257 teach classes under supervision hxatlona by different persons. ,aa. p Ca. Thom slsP we"I )i.Nev.L.Vias 7-0 221 of Stephanie Englehardt, Members present at 13.Withlnqføn the Impromptu meeting held recently at 7-0 211 recreation supervisor, 14.San Francis the home of Tommy Russell explained the work involved in fin71 ISRutgers 7-0 115 ding lmtian for hoop nets — thcy must be placed so an will not 7- _wF lOMichigan s. Think radial.., and Each class wilu be limited to Interfere with navigation on the waterways. The coat of over $100 17$.. .ns 7-0 n 3) students and there will be a per net makes It imperative that the fishermen not run the risk of look to the leader 21 $1 registration fee. Registra t',envenary 71 tion having them torn up by boats or vandals I I Minrwjota " so ,, is open at the Recreation Everyone present at the meeting, including Sgt. Aleno, Optimistic DAYTONA BEACH (A?) - Richard Petty's rec'J$3735in season winnings head a banner year for ru'-r'v rn the Grand Ntiora! division of the National for Stock Car Auto Racing, Petty, whose pmioto best was $330,347 in 1974, WW 17 other drivers had their richest season ever this year. The NASCAR total includes point-fund and contingency awards, which boosted prize money awarded for the 1975 season beyond $3.5 million. Nine drivers collected more than $100,000. David Pearson was second to Petty earnings with $179,207. Buddy Baker was third at $169,917. Serge r - ONO Mort Waker : Loses, But Petty 's $378,865 Tops L it,, ist --- --- BEETLE BAILEY OO'S t/' z't)' nv', '/LJfl 7 ,y, WiVa48P :: — - ' - MARQUETTE ETIQUETTE by Alan Mayer l Ban Against Fans Smoking — - - D yqt6IrA9F6"M1/7 ~ . .. I . p.__ I - --~ __ ;_ -..r• i-- . -- ¶ No - .- i... _____ t. __ _ - - . - -: ____ ,b_r.....z... &Li . . .I--___~___ 11_11_, _.- I I— -.-1. . . _. ~ ~ - - =---- - -_;' ' - . .. I'I liP" UH 4J _ ____ 1-' -rwm .-, ___ , +w--- __ _ - -JI- __ _ _ ______ _____ It f4 L "fl 11111'fl I 'I 1. _________ ____ _____ - �_______ u_r-zt - -- ". - 7 . . .i) . '. . ' - - '... ,. ...-.- . t, . .. -.. .. V' - r . - - - ... .. -- - - - ,'1L .;.. '1"" '",' - - ..... '. - - -.... ,'-- ._; - JIL_ ,,, ..,j - 48-EvenIng Uerald, Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Dec.23, ins • No Knockdowns As Colonels Win 18-Help LegalNotice Seminole Strett, Sanford. Seminole County, "LIFESTYLES" BEAUTY SALON, and I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the LOUISVILLE (Afl - St. 'lter the game had long since twIstedsohecouldn't get away. At'eritt had an extended !.cui !t a basketball game ken sctUed. in isvvt . punch. I got ,Uth the flu, DtmpIer ht and a light Monday night; it Carr had been beaten on a about live in. lie's probably got loot and Mcclain had a tin still undecided which was more pk of picks and, when he a good mouse over his eye." shoulder. But the three one-sided. Kentucky Coach liuble sufficiently recovered Moi sensed another on the way, "i With guard Bird Averitt guess he just decided to take it BroWn enjoyed the game not so to combine for 57 poInts irig his 25 points in the first out on me," Thomas said. "He much (or Thomas' policing as hItting 21 of 30 shots. three periods. Kentucky hit me a good lick." for the play of guards Averiti, The guard trio paced a I cruised to an early 45-27 lead Dampier and Ted McClain. r,d attack which featured s Not to be outdone, Thomas and breezed past the Spirit.s 1"We haven't been able to get players In double figures. 101 in the only American called another screening play. the consistency with all three of ward Maurice Lucas ha Basketball Association game And. as Carr tried to move by them ...the way they were last while Travis Grant, Wil J .hedWed. the muscled Thomas, "he took year," Brown said. "But we're md Artis Gilmore each ha( As far as the fight goes. Ken- a swing - and I went after beginning to see daylight now tucky's lion "The Plumbe" him." that all three of them are Marvin Barnes led St. I, Thomas won a short altercation '1 had him by the jersey," healthy at the same time for the with 25 points and Ron B th St. Louis rookie M. 1.. Carr Thomas said, "and I had It rirsi time." added 19. Toronto Notches ______________ College LI Basketball 1ORONTO(AP)-.-lanTurn. bull gave himself a birthday _____________________ present Monday night. _________________ Rider $7, St Mary's, HaIjfa*. PhiIphla P4 S. 7$ SOUTH Maryterid 70. celebrated his 22nd birthday by Uasting a slap shot pLSt L4)S Angeles goalie Rogle Vachon late in the third period to give the Maple Leafs a 4-3 victory over the Kings. W Tex. St. 64. Sarniord 49 $7. Ark L. Ançe1e MIDWEST PlUs Detroit IllinOiS 101, Rice 64 Buffalo Mich. St. $2 TOledo 69. Solming and Inge Haiii- Pu,d'.. 97. California 7$ Cent. Mich IS. eighth goal of the season. twice and Sheldon lanegiezscr SOUTHWEST once for the Kings. Howa'd Payi'e 90, (3l Sci liammarstrnm was hopeful & Art ri Pd. Kentucky 75. Tpmas after the game that his goal and the assist on Turnbiill's winning MO(e 61 goal.would get him back on the FAR WEST Co.o. a'so St. at lontana, r' "I haven't been wJ)fl Por1ln4 7$. Hayward St. 72 I've had the chances," he said. San Jose 5?. 13. Portland St. "I've been trying too hard, $1 New Mexico I). u.s Int. Mlrmai.ota 19. Stanford ,g Vachon, who blocked 36 To. Nevada Reno i, liumboldi ronto shots, said his teammates St. 5 . maybe." 0. CalIrvine 33 Ntw Mix. St. range on Leaf goalie Wayne yng 79 Thomas, who had 33 saves. S 42 91 3. Ur:a.Yvi 14) P (321 1133.20 EIGHTH NINTH -1. Cel.ya (6) 12.60. 4 3.00. 0 (76) 125.40; P problem was thzit our shooters couldn't hit the goal. TOURNAMENTS "They were hitting the )OS. Toronto's shots were on (Pr- Oklahoma St. 72. VirgInia 69 South Carolina 100, Yale Prep Basketball rusaders _____________ ___________________ Can 't Snap VVHIA SI u Niceville 41, CCILR Oefuniak Springs Walton I Gulf Breeze Choctawhatchee 65 MiltOn 54 Lake Plecid $0, Avon Part 61 Glades Central 76. Moor Haven Punta GordaChis'iotte COUI ty U, Venice Crestview 40, Fort Walfos CLEVELAND (All - "Thai wazr.orIcagcplayoutU-i tonight," Coach John Wilson said after his _____________ Cleveland Crusaders dropped their 12th IZ110 In 15 WOrld HOckey Asso- _________________ ciation starts to the New England Whalers 4-1 Momday night. It was the only WHA game played. The Cleveland brass have -_I threatened to take drastic aclion, including wholesale trades, if the Cr'isaders don't ___________ _________ ABA break out of their slump. w s. Wilson said the Crusaders Den,r dew York gave 11w game away with - r Aflton takes - "dreadful mistakes ... lndla 30 e 17 I 17 tO "I haven't seen this club come up with a complete game yet. It has scored maybe three or four great go1s this year," U the c;ich said. "You have Lu be creative there. We've got some good t.utkt) p1t.ii. IJcat)OU won.kr if it's the right bI'nd," he Torn Wetter did mod of the MONDAY'S RESULTS damage against the Crusaders Monday night, scoring three It r): Lii': Vh!r L'J U I _______________ A _____________ ErdoL$•AXpi, S. Dmrngo EChIYL = . . ____________ -- I , _____________ ___________ - 68-.WantedtoBuu - , For u'.ed Iurn,ture. apptiancc's. too's, etc Buy I or 1001 .tem Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave KEPIMOREWASHEP,parls, terv,ce uSfd mecn,nes - -.'... . . . - MOONEYAPPLIANCES)73 0691 ' - - CASH 322.4132 Phone3fl 7653 w ax)ng, ' - ' '' RefrIgerator, Dryer, Bunk BedsandDithwash,r We Buy Furnituro ___________________________ . - n, ',t. Call 3322611 or $31 9993 to liSt vt'xJr ChriStmas Special P'ti' estimates Bhti Ci;an 373 5931 Nice I Bedroom apt., kitcnien equipped, air, carpeted Large JJ f' .. nights I pray, some nights I cry, I know you s&q me hare; there's much can not understand, are you stIll listening where the shoppers will see them ____________________________ every day. Two bedr - - - __________ NIce 1 bedroom apt ligh's, water furnished Ca'peted, adutt, , , whose . New, modern, 1 story efficIency apart nts attractively fur : Dated December t*ài) $ loi-maticn raIl 372 0701 ' 97 Meetinqs business. 7:30 Deputy Clerk MacLean and Drooke Pa's? Office Drawer X Jacksonville, Florida 32203 (Attorney) ctuded, 1123 month. Call 372.7774 between 10a.m. 12 P.rn. Every t & Early Birds 7:15pm ClEAN - Dec. 23. 1973 Broker fl.7i74 - rnlshed Adults preferred. $150 me. Security deposit 371 5154 or 377. of Loch Arbor Idyllwilde section. Fascinating 30' * 30' family room, with fireplace. _____ ,=,, _______ __,______ 17 92 I Md.' Southof Sanford / -f -- -- MEETINGS 5PM-- 7ndandltp, Thursday Each Montt' Custom Built Home's With Many Plans ' _____________________________ ABABYSWORLD. Cantor infants Voage7 only. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau. 327 664S. _______________________ - •L.arge wooded Lots '9aveu 5lreeis B Sewers Street Lights •Sidewalks _______________________ ______________________ a) Nw government program, child care for as low as $2 per week, It you Qualify. 3331121. 9Good Ttin ____________ __ ____________ p,tgr - _____________________ Al "Matt" Miller ).'i,ttt ',w Phone 373 167% thIs listing call: Live or dresi*d. 373-lOu. NAVELS, GRAPEFRU, IS, TANGELOS $750 BLiSHFL 322 4733 or 372 0162 DEPOSIT. 3Mo-6Mo& r Leases Hwy. 17-92 Across JknrIJoite PEALJORS"f4- H $' . From Ranch House 323.UlOor$31.9777,6#',,j CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.7o; PUBLIC HEARING anuai-y, AD. 1576; etherwlse a Gifts Gift Mom Everyone w Kids Clerk ARROLL BURKE - ( Spmvceuptheohdpecveewlthnew Polaroid Square Shooter 2 3 flash lIlm Save cubes 1971 Grand Torino, 20.000miles.12.103. 373 $494 afterlP.M. ' $039. _________________________ 1973 VW Karmarvi Ght.S. zamb.zi green with bei(J* Interior, air condition, AM radio, low mileage, 322.1631, Dealer. and your horse, shop at Horse & _____________________________ Rider Store, 21315. Sanford Ave. lclSOlctsmot,lleCutlass,7door,AM FM radio, AC, PS, PU 14.250, ly 3737990 ownr Call 372 3766, ask for Jim PINTO GELDING 13.2 Hands $17.3 Phone3fl.6209 Registered AQHA ---- ,.-.,- - - ' 1972 Chevy Impala, Idoor, 17,000 miles. AC, PB PS. and vinyl top quarter horse Excellent conditIon. Must 5721 atter 5p.m. 372.9411 Eve. $69 1146 . _______________________ _________________ 1760. :4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TOSERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -- - - ___________________ Heater Cleaning Land Clearing Pressure Cleaning ' -- ri,,A LLHtm niaole, ir. .- Out of Ideas? Visit Ethetl' An I mile west 0111 on old St ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BE HEARD ON THE MATTER ARE INVITED TO ATTEND' THE PUBLIC HEARING AND BE HEI\RD. across from Chryster taler 323 7631. I would love a new watch. I? 19/s. egory & True Value rdwar,,,', 6th & Maple 373 0300 ..H. Radios & Accnrl P.ame Brands Free InstaII1ti Many Available For Chriilmi Call 7cr Low Prices _, U$TOM ELECTRIC, 373 269 ONNIE R, SHOMATE CITY CLERK umer Christmas ever save on n.al brands Liberal trade ins delivery. ConvenIent terms give TV Stamps 311 E Fir Phone 373 3473. Otl.er - Merchandise -1 - Will lote Black . Decker or :kwell power tools and Stnley larry's N.'w & Ilted MArt. . quality Meeker then goods GWALTNEY WELERS. 201 S Park. id tools from Gregory Lumber Hrss " "r' VViIiIVII ___________________________ Carpentry Remodeling Adilit ons Cus'om Work Licensed Bonoe'd Free eitim,'e 373 6033 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISt .bat. Ctas.slfiedAcis nstallcarpet andvinyl wall towall Free Estimate Call SEARS in 34nford 327 1771 - _____ BASS BOAT 8,\RGA;P4$ wiin RQDSOP4 MARINE a Classttieci Ad 927 Ortanclo Drive. 322 6I Check the Ever,ing ilerald Christ mas Gift Guide daily for Christ mas gift ideas. _________ SETTER PAINTING 1425767 A Better lob for a Better price Interior & ExterIor 23 pcI 01$ for senior cItizens PocIrngAndCar,,ryp,.c', r Fresestlmate's Call323 6769 J'ittTt "'-4''- ,15 - __________________________ - ______________________- est . ipert tool 9a,r5 flat inges work gu.aranitt ', uDEN ROOFING 32) 3 Lt '1 ' ca') . Sewing - WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in f the Evening Herald tøday. Alterations . Dressmaking ladies' men s ChIldren s Drapes Quilts Upholstering Donna Canada' 322 0107 i ontroi ____________________ APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 247 Park Drre Pet Care NEED A SERVICEMAN? Youtl find him listed In our Business Service Directory. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION S'VST EMS Cell Phil Gonzalez 305 32) 3939 for Sale Pt I RE SI INN Lic.irU rig & Cirou'n rig "p 4057 __________________________ Photography - - Used bathroom sink (pnk, 42" vanity cabinet & top, commode, __________ on ltia? 5ilr.jrcjay 1ob1 door, *indo*s hung. conrrct, work, etc By the Picur or by the job 323 9)43 Paneling tooth brush I soap holders. Bargain, $75, 337 417, Kitchen Bathroom Cibinots, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available, Bud Cabeil. 322 1052. anytime 1 - 7j1t upticlstt'rflg Free pick u oeI.ver' Call for tree estimate 20% E Commercial 323 6451 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Classified Ads Gets Reju Its -... e'''.' I"otqraphy by P,tuni,on Coc1tr'e 1 .n we-deng IhotOs redsmabfy priced Phone 3734355. ____________________ . Well Drilling . - -. - . ............ .- ' PENTRY AND REPAIRS 373 ________________ -.... Uptolstering -- ___________-- tMPROVE hOME ouDDY'S MENT ALL TYPES CF CAR Trua Value Hardware, 6th 1 _____________________________ pIe. 3220300 p.:.... uuui Jiti" __________________________ Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated btiC & stone specialty 322 7710 Business Property- 306 ft. on Hwy .127 in Longwood. For sale by owner. 373.70.41, tet' men's 3 fold Billfolds front 50 Service 202 Live Oak Blvd CISseiberry Phone $319641 SaPkrJRusne%%M,,rpri,.5 337100$ Interior. Men's m Knight'S Shoe's, 70$ E. 1st St urn's lfe et15iP7 with ccntrat 'and air tram Sanford Heating lr Conlitlonina, 322 6390 PerkinS ie Dad with a pair of Daniel rone casuals or house suppers GET EXTRA CASH CHRISTMAS by tolling your used furniture and applianc [stole is sold daily in classified ads. Nothir.g s about that, Ito. O'f'ice M ach'ines FROM TODAY'S WAN1 ADSI ts' ',i,r,jll and large 52.00t) per acre Bean Bag Chairs, lamps, bar stools L6t your Chnistrifas specia where the shoppers will see them - every day nK Bldg. DATEf THIS 1st DAY OF DECEMBER, AD, - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR J -' DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- rast y Check the Evening Herald Cbr ? mas Gift Guide daily for Christ mas gift ideas , 14 inford, Florida 3277i for " for the I HiL SELMAWLIAMS,AøCjt, Gifts Gifts " 1195 fflno and ski Cheap REALTYINC E 25th 373 7532 accessories from Sanford Rec 32342111792 & Lake Mary alvd,,, FIo,'rrs and 3ifts br all o:cason, p.n'. i_or tropical ana exo, nations, 15 dot. CAREFREE FLORIST. 7397 French Ave 373 2 Sanford Atlantic EU 70 perfect for Christmas Phone PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW Call 322 2611 or SEARS telephones will be open Plants, Hanging Baskets, Cut Daniel Greene Houw Slippers, all GWALTNEY JEWELERS has e FIowrs Sanford F lower Shop every night till thru Dec 73 Call styi,, and colors Knight s Shoes wide selection ,f ID Bracelets One of Ytur Better Central 327 177l 205 E First St gold and SIlver 5493 up Florida Florists 3271122 he fight against Intlation begins at The kids will lOre Cowboy Boots anc Beauty Care Products for Mom 43-Lots.Acreacs OWAL TNEY JEWELERS- Unusual Gifts fresh and artificial Dingo Boots 'root Knights Shoes Towers8eautySalon flora, pieces lovely hanging Quality gifts for less 7015 Park E First s 519E Flrit 377 5743 baskets Ann i Flower & Gift 'sduitrlal Property- 2 $ acres on We've Got Everything For The Mom *ll lOve you all year for a Motocross Bicycles and Ac Shop 373 7440 Hwy 477 in Lonqwood For sale by Gotfer- Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, Micro Wave Oven or a Trash cessories. Free Racing with owner. 373704$ Duckster Jackets Ladies and A gift to list all year A family Compactor purchase Dirycle City and art Electric membershlpto Family WorIdGoIf me'n golf apprel and Shoes Barbecue Grill Will make Dad 1495W 134. Lg ,5)O 1161 UAI ('Al nrn'r I Country Club 327 5411 Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop Tcp Chc,I 105 N Pla hand Mtlnd 647 0635 I Dr sppl,aflce't 11?iL IJULDLR I I homey for Petitioner yOuth- D.c 16, 73, 30, 1915 ifl. 6, 1976 Ca11373$SOOrS3.s.ioos AKC Tiny Toy Vorkle Puppies, Srrger Zig zag ri cabinet. 3 ___________- THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE CITY CLERK AT CITY HALL FOR A NOMINAL COPYING CHARGE. Deputy Jct l792&477,Long*ood Lake Mary. SELLING IT MAKES CASH lflOCameron 60'xl7' 3bedrooml ')ath 2 'i tOn alt g,rt type heater Mustbe moved. Asking $2.00Oand assume payments of $50 per month or make offer Phone 322 ________________________ ___________________ COPIES OF Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court 3y: Elaine R1Ch.orde le - -______ Any CarNo Money Down female, S weeks, 150. 219 S. Third - Assume Payments Sanford 32) 5203 Camera Shop, 210 S. Park. leat) for .--------------- _____________________________ ______________________ o5-Pets-Supplies STORING IT MAKES WASTE- 3103OrlandoDnive SCintø' Lveryon WOOD CITY HALL, 175 WEST WARREN AVENUE, LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1976, AT 1:00 PM,, FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING ADOPTION OF A PROPOSED ORDINANCE rRANTING TO FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY A FRANCHISE FOR sALE OF NATURAL GAS AND CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE NECESSARY FACILITIES THEREFOR WTHlN THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. edault will be entred against you W the relief demanded in the 'edition. WITNESS my hand and official 'alof this Court on thl tt.e 12th cay December, A.D 1975 _______________ ____________________ position, twin needle, front loading, deluxe sewing machine Paybalanceof5lCor IOpayments o S.!. See at. SANFORDSEWINGCENTCR GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - PUBLIC HEARING IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AT LO?G. anford Atlantic Bank Building, anford. Fhnfda, and file the riginial with the Clerk of Circuit curt, Sanford, Seminole County, lorida on or before the 15th day of ______________________ __________________________- THE HERALD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, WILL HOLD A Aarrlagehas beet, fled against 'ou, nd you are required to serve a copy your written defenses to It, if any, ii Carroll Burke, Attorney for 'etatloner, whose address is 612 Va 6 c',t. $400 assume payments. ptione n.isai after S. Geese, Chickens & Goats. Clerk NOTICE OF hit an action for Distolution of _______________ --- :ns Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI SO per day CARROLL S FURNITURE set, 110, 32375)7 One bedroom, one bath and three bedroom mode s a so ava ab e. Santa's Tips RESIDENCE UNKNOWpi VU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED rewgr;ition for the Trinity Preç graduate who last year became F"llJ's firM AU-Amerlcz.n fcw 322.6457 - NOTICE OF ACTION _____ r'anovalDiningTabIv& garden tiome for 121,900. DesIgned tooffer you the most in contort and livability. Central heat arid air, shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, decorator wall paper In kitchen baths, privately fenced patios. professional landscaping, NO CLOSING COSTS. S PCT. TAX yu your Club or organization like to be included In would 79-Trucks-Trailers -------- for Rent . M-Equipnt -- Chairs, excelle" $115. Maple coffee table, $25; Boston rocker, $20; Complete fireplace P40 IMMEDIATE DOWN - If - _______________________ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" k.1 USSELL DEMIS, All-Soutt --------------- K ish Real Estate 2nd Monday-Xoo Oranges,Gnap,fruit,Tangerm, Tangilos arid Lemons R. U Hutchison, 373-1051 - 2' 75J1' WILSON MAtER FURNITURE CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB. $50.00 PER MONTH TOWARDS UTILITIESFOROP4EYEAR.;k,, 7751 PCI INTEREST RATES Daily (closedweis I Bingo Thursrtay 7'OO N :- _______________________________ '.'oiorcycte lnsura BLAIR AGENCY _________________ _____ ----. - Butnet Meeting Club Hours.-) pm 91 cents ca GardenLind, 100 W itt StIll 66)0 -- __________________ ___________________ ___________________ - Your Confalner.322 5155 ' ,. ____________________________ Nights)23 2352 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED By 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointrn,0 322.3)Q3 ADDITIONS_REMODELING _____________________________________________________ -- _______________ APARTMENTS Professionally Managed TFtj11Xj ON9 - Like Mary- 3 or 4 bedroom, bath, 2 ____________________________ story home, good location, lots of KUL:P DECORATORS fruit. Immediate possession, I 409 W. 11454)722333 down payment, oer finance, We Buy Furniture ____ Sl3,003 372 9416 r £ very Merry Chr'stmai for you Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. I NAVEL ORANGE S BAGGED 7102 French Ave 317 3473 Navel Oranges. 17 50 per by DaYS- 322 6'73 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC ge )qeffiØfl cLEET RESERVE ASS N. ___________ _________________________ __. _____ SANFORD to Eat $35. I',mjiesEastofl lonHw-y14 (behind HwylsAuctionGallery) PAYMENT ________________________ - Civet Cat (sputted kurk), male, 6 WITH C.000 CREDIT mos. old, des(ented and shots. For Example Domesticated. $10, cage included. 197$ Fiat Racer 311 315 E First St. 3fl.31fl _____________________________ 3223033 1971 Duster, 6 cyl, sta,, i995 - Call 322 2611 or 531 9993 to list your Siamese mu Hornet, 6 cyl , s'and , 3600) Satins & Blue Satins Christmas specials here original miles, S°9S Rabbits, Pedigreed. Will hGJd 'tll Mthf Xmas eve. 373 0199, 3210041 ailner's' u 125 FROM . - . - 7tOrCyck ________________ __________________________ ______ ... -- 1974 Honda CL700, like new Lu jgage rack. Best offer 62-.Garden SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY,9toS HIGH WAY 48 FL EA MAR KET - TOWNHOUSES ___________________________ - -- . - Cassetberry. 792.5304206 Flea Market Open ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM HOMES OF DISTINCTION ecrançe PEEL'S 000Y S}' nf )) Ave NOLL'S 322 6620 ___________________ )736061or3730517eve's JOHNNY WALKER STUDIO 1,2, 3 _______________ ___________________________ _________-- Woodor Steel desks (executive dh & chairs, secretariat deskS & chairs, straight chairs, filing cb'nefs. as is Cash a Carry SV,Ap- 16 ft. Cobla V'Bo?tom Boat forgoodSp,netp,ano orsell 5375 Peg Real Estate Broker 503W 1st St MrALTOPS Patio Apartments LuxUry BINGO EveryMon &Sat EarlyDlrctat7 1SPM Rc'gutar at 7 ISP M 77i ardens To Choose From PecoflUrtlOned Batteries, 517 _________ ______________________________ ________________________ _______________________ ________________________ Geneva __________________________ _______________________________________ ___________________________ Used office furnifurp ___________________ M. Unsworth Realty TREE ANTIQUE SHOP, 1106 W. 1'.t St. Sanford. _____-------.--------..- - _______ ENDS Give an Heirloom for Chr'stmas Antique jewelry. China 6 Gias. Primitives. Furniture. Onion,iI ,'1 r,tnr R. H.Wd (ft', Mai Arthur kictiler. CHINABERRY BRICK home fr 521,900. Harold Hall RaIty wr At. TOP 371 Supplies 60-Office -- MANY OTHER BARGAINS.000S " ___________ - Call 332.761; or 131 9793 to list yojr Chrstm.sspeclals here ________________________ ______________________________ __________________________ Likenrw,$iOeach 371 0505 Refnigerator, us & up Automatic Washers. 533 & up - home in San Lanta. One bedroom is paneled and may be used as a den. Back yard fenced and Large breakfast room, 3,100 sq ft. T*o24"3sp*ed bikes Sells for $795, Speciai 5300. Bunk Beds, $30. Youth Beds, ilkenew, with mattress, 2791. PFALTORS BnanchOtfcepdo 67 Orlar,uc, )r,vc 377 13O Estate . - Sch uren Realty Bedroum, 58-Bicycles USED Dining Qoum Set, Si" lighted Couch & matching chair, ... 71nhiqiies Sears Tandem Uie, ligh!, extras. Like new. US. Cil 3720406. Stereo- Console, AM.FM radio, 2565 Park ., CONVENIENT TO oOwPdTowNShopping, schools, churches is this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath _____________________________ - md State p1acr In lG4. l)u1iose' selection marked the second FURNlSHE4Bedrooms. central air, $76,900. - Phone3fl _____________________________ SUNLAND AREA Theatre, u,i. vnone 7Th-1716. - th)na cibinet, ilke.new oval table, & Come browse every Sunday at the 3fl 5961 ___________________________ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" GRACIOUS 2 Story, ExecutIve 4 bedroom, 2'ts baths, choice CIRCeIT COURT, IN AND rO: RUSSELL BEMIS - _________ MOveland Drive in ROBSON MAflINE Carlton's FurnIture Co Larry Saxon, Realtor terms. Real Kish spc. home, 3 HUGE bedrooms, each with Its own full bath. Solid masonry with extra bedroom or den. 017 kitchen, family area and fenced yard. even a cowardly lion could live happily everafter for lust $39,900. Call 373 9110. HOME I BUSINESS PROPERTY- FOR SCMINOLE COUNTY, P espondent ' SWAP SHOP FL E A MARIcET Boat, Gore, 12', glass hull, with 1*0 HP Lycoming. 52,500, or best offer. Call eves 3493494 CELERY AVENUE (Highway 115) Forrest Greene, Inc. REAL os 6$)) 313 61" On busy, busy thoroughfare 5.45.000. Good terms. 322 The scarecrow uld lose his new - 7 bath home,aircond.tioner,thadyyard. SI9,. Make offer. 3 bndmnnm. 7 hath with 'l fireplace for those cool evenings. Central air, chOice area. US.. New 3' hp Outboard Motor 2i)urner K oil Hiatets, 45 PC. Dinneare Set, III WIZARD OF AH'St in nice neighborhood Reduced for early sate Lots of extras and easy terms All for lust $73,900. - ________ 7 Bedroom, c.arpurt, fenced yard. FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Lovely I a Realtor CHEEP, CHEEP. CHEEP. That's at you'll sayt 3 BR.? bath home tial. $2S,9. AMERICAN _____________________________ 6-CNId Care PublIsh. Dec. 2, 9, 34. 23. 1913 ret itioner "bRIEPvTAL P1.165 WANTtD -____ Coffee and End Table's. 3 Pc, 120 Book Cases, 2 Only, 515 ca Baby Bed Mattress, 113 REAL ESTATE beautiful lot. Central he4t.air, Rustic) bedroom, large shady lot, Quict area, Zoned for nursry or REAL TOPS day school. Will mike excellent Private home also. Great poten. SANFORD - 3 - ' POSTS) • 322242O Anime _______________________ APARTMENT 047 9ziiPi ________________________ ...-..---- FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. In re: the Marriage of ONDA BEMIS, PIOLL 'S ______________ -------- IS BTU Gas Heater, $93 Oak Dinette or Porch Chain, 4 only, $10 ea. Assume Present Loar S'NFOtL's SALES LEADER" 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, carpeted, fenced. 123000. Lake Mary. 37207)0. Welcome. . . to Lire in week for only $3 PCt week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club act 'i ic's _______________________ DEUI IN THE Quantity Toppricespaid. used, any condition 04.1 $126. Winter Fark ,,,,,,y Unfinished Chest, $20 Teleohone Answer Service, $iO Call Bart Real . "fl stro herd Chrmlng 3 OR CS home On Assoc. 373.0455 ____________ ' club or organization can L0ST-BlackLabradorRetre1ver,3 year old male, name "Moose", vicinity cf .,ake Mary, Mafair Country Club. Nice reward. Call Dr. Johnson, 37-7 6*23 or 372-4430. ____________________________ Aflornty for Plaintiffs OEU 113 1)75 P Trade In P.ognam No Loan Costs bath. Assume HAPPINESS IS HERE. If home Is John Sauls Agency your appear in this listing each 761, or 5)1 9993. I#V1flUTT, JOHN M. McCORMICK . P11 Ca5; ,..nurcn )Tru'qT Orlando, FlorIda 32501 ,,. Webcore Stereo, AM.FM, I track, - WE OFFER system. With a little imagination bedroom, unfurniShed, near Geneva. Silo per month, 1st & last PHONE 322 1301 , - No Closing Costs _______________________ Tangelos and Tangerines 12 23 Bushel Deputy Any r.csetberry. Hwy 17 97 530 '2' 51$. Service alt makes HERBS' I?tM S French. 37) 173.i "°' ..-. you can havea Ihotace? Efficiency apartment, tilities in. ____________________________ ________________________ WITNESS my hand arid the of. ficlal seal of said Court In Sanford,, SemInole Co:j-'y, roria. this 1st Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of th• CIrcuit Court By LIllian T Jenkins Deluxe, Box Springs & lnnerwring mat. tress, $79 pr. Tai .euneTs UprIght, $20 ,.,. . GEAR IS IN DEMANO. SELL IT can be handled to suit you. Monthly payment, 1146 5e this now, ____________________________ Bingo - P40W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Buy This Home Before Dec. 30, Get $5,000 Homestead Exemption One I 7 bedroOm apartments, months rent. Call after 1p.m. 349. furnished or unfurnished. Hly _________________________________ 5310, see. 303 E. ___________________________ redecorated Come Airport Dlv ci. Sanlord 373 1310 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, $130 373 4U4 SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3 bedroom trafer lptt Adult & family park on,h SCHUR E PJ PEAL TV, Werklx 3515 H*i I? Vi. Sanford Realtori, Iflo - 332 1302. th of Sanford A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see. Call 373 JuiceOrarigetSl.Soperbu. By: Elaine Rictiarde '' Wanted to buy used Office furniture Wither & Dryer, 15 lb. steel ts Color TV's from 53& 01W, from Sleep Sofa, full site bed. 5160 372 7113 DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no city .. ..... ..... ,, to LONGER USE CAMPING Sten New I bedroom,2bath,all electric, central heat and air. Phone 372. BAMBOO COVE APTS ' Chapter Did you know that _________________________ ' - FOUND- Cocker Sp.nT.V1rTng Out Of town tag. Identify and claim. Call 223.1951. and (Seal) COLOR TV, 511 9SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64.1 1006 _____ ;S7l Park Dr - rnas gilt ideas. Ion 2 Bedrooms Aduitsonty PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park DrIve $20 up AMERICAN 'IETERANS .' - 4 . 22 )771179. 377 116.4 414fuse beautifully landscaped $133 mo. DISABLED - causiwllIptoCeedexpalleupcnthe entry of a defautt against you. 11 Arthur H. B.eckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 34 Elec, Stow,. avocado, $315 1$ Admiral refrig.f,eez,,, $395 6 place Gun Case, Iock.glass doors, --------__ - central heat & air. Payton's. 3721301. Real Estate CLIFFJOROAN,REALTOR n.$hed, conveniently located and u1 _____________________________ RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bcdroQrTI home's, family room, garage, carpets. 131. 5777 _____________________________ ti , ____________________ Lost & Found address is hereriaf?er set forth, as required by Iw riot later than the 7th day of January, 1976; in default thereof the Florida, P'tlish: name Req Peal ristate Broker 321 0610 372 2715 3220779 323.7993 c.entral Florida's 373 5)71 or 37764.70 Check the Evening Herald Christ. ) Bedroom, 1') _________________________ _________________________ proceedings and to serve a copy tMrof upon the Plaintiff's attolney, Central Air Conditioning Dishwasher Disposal Range at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front West door of the Seminole Counts' Courthouse in Sanford, at 11:00 am., on January 7th, 1916. . ' WITT REALTY ' AlJiTlp LISTING REALTOR lOON Maple 59*50 3777296 alter S I wk ods. , . __ Records of Seminole CountS', Florida. YOU ARE REQUIRED to file your answer or other written defenses to the ComplaW with the Clerk of tPt• Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, in this • ' .uemper o ea 600 SQ. Ft. Shop Space -------_.-.__ r or Sa!e or cnt AIrnt new 3 bedroo;n.7batl,,2cargarage.air, snag carpet throughout, self clean oven lnSanoraOccupyafter ito 1st. Call 621 3091 after 7pm. _______________________. moie per r. 1I,9J2 invcslment required 130170$. Altamonte. ________________________ -- 32)li ,uses Unfurnished 7 Bedroom apa,tmnt, I:artI kr fished. coupteonly. 373 3762 372 0991 evenings " IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SWAP- 16 ft Cobla V Bottom float EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. for good Spinet Piano, or 1111,5375. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.42l.CA.0.G MARRIAGES JAY PORTER . ALFREDA Performid by Marilyn. Nofry, PORTER, his wife, Ocala 4 737 5541 or 7325)73 PIItl -- A available. 107W. Commercial - ,, _______________________ _____________________________ Box 35). Sanford, Fta. 32771 The South 177.i0feCof Lot 16, , revisoc PII or QRICNTA OARDENS, Plot Book 10, Page 26, PublIc acres at 57.700 per acre. Terms JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, f -_-- '-. Local Dealer Distributor wants exclusive Sanford area Dealer. Must be capable business person who aspres tn nIIfrC 520.000 or inkers For further information call 173 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 - ,- ________ WILL KIT- tnclud 64-page at. torns booklet, "What Everyone souId Know About WIlls" and Just uuess I misi you far too much, but God at have I done? I love 1-Apartnients Furnished 24-Business Opportunities - Sanford. FlorIda 37171 ____________________________ ____________________________ dea-? of Seminole County, Florida, en cumbering that ce.?aln piece or parcel of property located, situkted and being in said County and Stats, to wIt: RIGHTS TO LAKE USE BR,; •, c.,pe$, OW, Cent. H & - - ____J -______ I _' ________________________ garage,? porches, patio, country Floor StrippIng & on large I acre plus lot. Roildentixi .'JIWUiV%iiUti5Wjt on K 40 acteageata:mallpric:.B:yS Call tJ.J4 arne154 vv.uiie - ________________ Central Heating Unit All.South ranking, granted b) successive FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholicAnonymous Can Help Call 473 4.517 Write 0. Box 1213 JudicIal Circuit of Slats of Florida, In and for SemInole County, Florida, in case mber 75.2121.CA 0? 6. The nature of this suit Is a Lost-Ladysgoldsolltalredlamond forectosureof that certain Mortgag, ring, lost Dec. 13 in Sanford held and owned by Plaintiff, dated _____________________________ Reward. 323 1273 ftsr 6. August I. 1973. afd recorded August 24 , Official Records book STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classlf led Ads didn't work 992, Page 140. of the Public Records . there wnuldn't b. any and power systems, machines, applIances, fixtures, and ap. punlenance, which now are or may hereaftvperlainto,orbeusedwith, in, or on said premises, even though they be deteched or detachable. Hickman 744 TWELFTH - 1. BUao Attu, 2. oahe Bob Whidden'a legs for M4ke Whefess 313344 Cermnin•Jupn. 3. CeIayaAgulrro, ' the only score of the first period Amifeur Division ErdoitRamon, Sata Lerrei. 6. and boosted the Whaler kad to iyk'.anJ%'nc so 'owess. Maruri Menc1i, 7. ChuchoAzpl, 1. 27'31 20 just 24 seconds into the DvlrBsrk SanftMuuerra Smith, a Winter Park high 19 a-st second period with :i 1,reak- MJk.I '15190 sehod graduate, s considered 7930awa goal. "oncofthebestintheSouth" by 30.3t4' Monday 33 30-6 Don BI.acicbw-:1 intercepted a Chuck Palm vru coach Jim Rudy, who Matinee Results (1.ve1and pass and skated in CIrIR&ct51rOIOn praised the senior for his 3734-i Jim Mannk'c FIRST I Barre OCrokl (3) 6.10, alone to beat %%'hldden with the Ok leadership and skill. Smith bad Grrther 34 37T S 60. 3.60. 2 Uua 1mw (5) 11.00. third !-1;:nd :o:l -.fr?1. Hoic 0, re,'cr played occcr before 36.3 3 E "a l) (3•S C1Iandg$oi)shewtircboard jDr59, Clii oiling it FTU, three years LJ. P (33) 513,90. Jay KI; SECOND - 1. EdiySanchez (3) with lion Ward's footer ago. Dullose continued a CnrisDerna 31314 )O40, 320.2.10; 7. EchanoYza (I) Weers final goal. his 1h, sernarkable record while jim EtIhcn S $0. 510; arr1Eja (6) 4; 0 caarL.boundcjfa ttiirI- R.Pratt 343° (13)1910;Pt31143.30;SigQ(35 poig six shutouts over the x-Won ph.'Mf ,tt. t 3 permot o1 P!y tiu-ry Pcat st season. ' J -- 3' Jacti I Sanlord Off LakeMany Blvd 2 Bedroom $l3Qplusdeposif up 377 1110 ___________________________ ..___ electrIc, water, and oth.r heating, cooking, refrigeratIng, lighting, plumbing, ventilating, irrigating, 7 Azpi, I. Ran'ion. TENTH - 1. Muguerza, 2 star goalkeeper, and Ton) Chucho. 3 Mentha. 4. SantI. S. Smith, team captain an Ciaya. 6. Lance. 7. Marurl, mklfielder, who was an All Atava.Zarre, WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 3 baths, c'oubls - 7 Offices attached. Warehouse truck height, Large fenced ou'Side storage. Central location carpeted, air, turn & unfurn $95 - ______________________ Some I Seminole County. Florida Together with all structures arid improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached thereto' alSo all gas, steam, . - -__ _________ ? 33- - Legal Notice Lot 379. SPRINGOAKS, UNIT 2, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17, Pages 71, & 75 & 74, Public Recorth (24)$S$.00;P(62)$1.00;BIgQ Bttla. Fermin - - - FREE GIFTWRAppINC,.Ali Baby Gifts, Kn,'s, Christening Gowns, PAYTON'SCHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 HIawatha Ph .172 1301 - ________________________ ________ 52--Appliances Coiem. n CIrcle. 3723065 '7 71.4') .JAL' DELTOPIA BARGAINS- Builder must sell these 3 new homes. Were priced from $29 500 will setl for CommercIal Building . One & Two bedroom apartrne, Renta ls "Hotline" AdultS or TeenS anddeepdownlnmyheart. Iwish that we could live anew the years we'll be apart. _____________________________ as follows: 16 14 2 34 122 111 (27) 545 50. P (2.7) 1141 00. FOURTH - 1, Arecha Echa 13 19 2 32126 147 Tconto 10 19 3 73 139 152 (61.31 03. II $0. 14 20, 3 B'Iboa Ja (5). 6.40. 5 20; 3 Barre Zarre (i Mondays Resuti 640; 0 (6$) $92.10; P (61) $195.3 New England 4, Cleveland 1 Tod.ay'sOames OD (26) 1212.00. FIFTH - 1. SalaEchave ( Minnesota at Denver 11.20,620.140; 7. Celaya.Juan I FPoenit at Cincinsti 6 20. 3.10; 3. Chucho Muuerza (I Quebec at San Dlo S 00; 0 (73) 134.60; P (2.3) $1S1..t Toronto at Calgary SIXTH $ 1. AIavaBengoa (1 WmnnI as Edmonton 11.60, 9.13. 3.40; 2. B.rreElorza (I Wednesdays Games 5.40. 3.00; 3. OgulzaArana (3),321 No games schejled 0(14)3000; P (41) $19.10. SEVCNTH - 1. Aldana Arat (6); 11 $0, 5.00, 3 10: 2 Echan Jal.AlaI eena (2). 9.00.600, 3 (I). 3,10; 0 (24) $5260; P (6 ORLANDOSEMINOLE $107.10 TONIOHTSENTRIES EIGHTH - 1. Alava Muguer FIRST - 1. (caLenli,, 7. Barr,. (2), 22.20.4.10.3.40; 3. Mano(OAzi Sanchez, 3. EchanoAlberdl, 1. II)' 500,5 20; 3. Celaya Mench.a (4 ELEVENTH - 1. Iarrc AItu, 2 29 21-57 OguIza Migues. 3. Cacho Perez. 4. 73°-S Arecttaflenooa. S Manolo.Juan. 6 Dan,cfs bander between C1ve1and - (.'r, Er Torn Bonds M'bePttrffer Weter poked a ________________ ATFERNPARK 344ol,rniment many da you're thought about Gift Guide every day for family sell the property situated in Seminole County, Florida, described NINTH 1. Sala, 2. Aflu, 3. Er the National Soccer Coache dola, .1 Agulrre. 5. Lirre,6. Bllbao, Asan went to Winston PuBose Putf.Putt ded. RE ou TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2037 for "We Care"-- gift ideas iu&ment of foreclosure entered in the above caplioned action, I will 17 n . , cacJ'to.Eloria. 3. DomIngo Santhez. 15 13 .534 4i 4. Oguira Zarn.. S. P4egulBengo,4. Soccer Stars LouIs 13 19 .406 101 Atectis Perez. 7. Bllbao.JavI. $ S )4 .t79 31t Alava Echave. VirginiaMandays Resolts OVIEDO- Standout per , SEVENTH - 1 Larii Ltniz. 2. Kentucky 128. St. Louis 12.1 EcPano .Iaii. 3. IcaAlberdi. 4. formances with Flu's soccei Teday4sOes Eddy Beitia, S. NegulOkoki, 6 team have brought All-SouL) New York at Kentucky Aldana Via. 7. Urza.Perez, S. honors to two members of 1111! SI. Louis vs. Virgkaia at Nor DomIngo Arani. folk EiGHTH-i, AlavaAltu.2. Sala. year's squad for their con indlini a' San Anter,io Muguenia, 3. Sar.tiAguirr., 1. tributions to a 1041 SU&X Wednesdays Games ! Marurl.Juan. S. ChuchoMencha 6. ad- lnmemoryof Cuddy Cohen Dear Son, Eloftteenth pursuant to an order or a final the 73 13 1 43 154 111 600. 3 60. 3 Eddy.BeltIa (6). 3.60; Pa,.on. 7 Ferm'r Lanrea, a Ce;ya Aji. -________ 31A-f)iplexes _____________________________ _____________________________ FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS York corporatIon, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Defendants, CHICAGO, etc. NOTICE OF SUIT Plaintiff, TO EARL 1. BOYLES vs. General Delivery WILLIAM HENRY COLVIN, et LIZ., f Washington, ac et al, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants, that suit has been commenced NOTICE OF SALE against you in the Circuit Court of Notice is hereby given that, .the Echave ($),600,Q(1.31 $39.60; P(1 FOURTH -1 DOrninQO-MIguei, 3. " TWELFTH - 1. SaIaAzpi (4) Barr, Qu'ola, 3. ArechaElorza, a. 6.60, 1 70, 3.10; 2. Erdoza.Juan (2. Cstho ,iavI. 3. Alava.Sanchez. NegviPereL 7. ManodoE(hay,.$, 3.60. 3.50; 3. Marvri.Muguer (6) 500; 0 (7)1) 121.00; P147) S6.3O Bilbaolarre. Big Q (1)3 with 74) $377.40 FIFTH - 1. Santi MIguel, Handle - 115.264; A - 7.526. Erdota Mencha,. 3. S.aia Agulrre, . Cetaya Ramon, S. ChuchoEthave, PcI 4 MaruriLarrea, 7. Fermli .fl9 .u7 2 Muguer:a,l Manolofl.ngoa. SIXTH - 1 Barn Miguef,, 2. DuBose, Smith 43'3 3'I tcteitji StiS 1150 Coon TV Reasonate Phonel2) 9579 Have '71 Van, will pick up & deliver 4----Personals New th3t5 been the problem with Kentucty this club all along. Peg ' ' Tu.sday, Dec. 23, inS-SB ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, JUDICIAL CIR. CUiT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EARL L. BOYLES and COUNTY.FLORIDA. MARGARET BOYLES, his CivitActlonNumb.rl$.t711.CA-01.0 and C.I.T. CORPORATION, a wife, Ni'gulElarza, s. Aldana.Beitla. 6. 3.40; 0 (21) 37.60; P (21) $133.1 NINTH - 1. Aipi (I). 17 10. 7. EddyArana, 7. Larrl.Yia, I. Uria. I oinx; 5.20; . A::j. 4, 11.60. 6.6v; 3. Jua SECONO-1.Ca'.hoLenhz,2.Ica. (I), 360; 0 (ii) 50.60; P (SI Pro BasketbaII OkOki 3. EchanoArana, i. guiza- 113330 TENTH - 1. Ramon (1), 19. NBA Sanchej, 5. LarrlElorza, 6. Uria Manday's Games Beitla, . AldanaAtberdi, I. Eddy. 650.310; 2. Ctiucho (1) 6.7 3.30:3 Manolo (5),1.W; 0 (1.4) 10.10; P (4 No games scheduled Via. 1) $133.50; (3D (Si) $134.60 Todays Oirtes 'IHIRD - 1. Echa,x..Yze, ELEVENTH - 1. DomIngo Boston at Buffalo ' OcuIza LenI:, 3 Larri Quio(a. I Washington at Detroit Aidana.Arana. S. Arecha.Okoki, ' BenQol (1). 173.10. 3.00; 3.60; 2 ChIC..SgO at Plouslon I Eddy. JvI, 7. UrZa Atberd, S. lca. Atava Juan (3), 1.20. 4.20: 3. Erdoza New York at Milwaukee New Orins at Golden Stif Kansas City at Los AngtI Seattle at Portland Wednesdays Games No games scheduled 1 le ... IS Laddii', Carpet padding Many riefut ho'.tteetctd ltcrr.& 14 W . DA I EM,ts N Real Estate n,oher ' Peg Real Estate Broker 37 463 I 2-In Wmoriam EIGHTEENTH Beach _______________ AA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ --. 1100 E 25th St 7Bedroom mobile home, furnished, $120 month. Phone3fl 5939. _______ Sscelous for - TAFFER REALTY . ____ 41-Houes ' every day . Calgary Missouri ?S, H.waii 91 _____________________________ DEU.9 Toronto on Its butt in front of 5id 67 80111 St. $0. Cal St..Fullerton Edmonton the net airight," he said. "fl Semno'e (Seal) Arthur H. Becxwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy: Elaine RiCharde eputy Clerk D'"ui.*.. o 23 1975 12 16 1 25 91 113 $ wIth AII.6) $203.00. THIRD - L Aldau.L.nJz 7317 0 46 131 91 12 00. 9 20, 7 00; 2. Larri Alberdi ad Pugel QUCI)eC Court, Wtness mt hand and the seal this court on the 26th day of November, 19fl - 1. Chucto Mugu (3) 9 00. 4.10. 320; 2 SaIaJuan 620. 3 $0; 3. Maruri Arpi (6) 6. $44.20; P (31) $1110. Ci'nadian Division Gonhaca 71, U 1 or I Dectrooni turn or S demanded in the complaint or petItion (3) 4.00; 0 I TENTH - 1. Mano+u i; ii 310.7.00; 2. Chucho (2) 6.10. 3.66 Fermln (3) 5.00; 0 (2.4) $21.40; F Toda Vs Games York 2) 313 40; DO (6 1) $99.30. Pittsburgh at New ELEVENTH - I. Barre AlpI Rangers 12 20. 10 20. i 00; 2. OguIza.Zarre PhiladeIpl'la at Atlanta 00. 6 30; 3 Alava Bengoa (3) S Los Angela at (7 5) 77.60; P (751 5.102.90. St. Louis at Chicago TWELFTH - 1. Fermln.Azpi Buffalo at Kansas City 15.10. 120. 500. 2 Dltbao Mend Wednesdays Games (4) 5.60. 1 CO. 3 Celaya Larrea No games sch.ld 3 Q; Q (.7) 149.00; P (7.1) $167 BIg Q (7.$ with 47) 5690.10. Handle 5100.337; A - 1,693. WHA W 1 1 P15 OF GA Monday Night Results East Division CincI 15 16 1 31 179 149 FIRST - 1 tirza Yza (7). 9. N. EflQ 14 16 3 31 97 99 13 16 2 21 99 102 S.60. 7.20; 7. AIdarta.Elorza lFd1pOlis Cleveland 11 19 2 24 103 119 12.40. 9.50; 3. lca OkOkI (4), 9.10; (7 5) $96.60; P (iS) 154000. West DIvision SECOND - 1. UrzaEIcwza HOutto 19 1? 0 31 171 110 15 fl 7 37 95 94 9 10, 3050, 1,10; 2. Cacho Arana MI'W. S.Dlego 13 13 4 30 114 101 650. 6.40; 3. Len'I Beltia ($1, 60 Wmnntf)Q Circuit AL ANON 112 95 400; 1. Zarre (2)6.00, 3,40; 3. 4 1314 3 27 95 1 ____________________________________________________________ , 12 19 3 27 90 110 13150. PhOenix ____________- 41-H - List your Christmas specials here where the shoppers will see them MOPTHLY RENTALS - 67$ 0636 Take notIce that an action for you're still my son Dissolution of Marriage has been Personal Assets Record" and Illed againSt you and YOU are So "Executor's Duties") RIP good you alwa were to me and required to serve a copy of your SpecIalty Merchandise Con. he family you once knew; how written defenses, If ay, to attorney portatlon. P.O. Box 232$, Sanford, much we deeply miss you Bud, William F. Poole, IV, the petitioners Florida 37771. and we still love YOu too. attorney, whoseaddrets is P.O. Box 6015 B. Orlando, Florida 32103, on or hOW I know, unfair it seems, but List your Christmas specials here before the 2nd day of Janua'y, 1976, where the shoppers will see them God did what He thought best; and file the original with the Clerk of every dab. reached out His hand to bless your _____________________________ this Court, either before service on soul then lay you do to rest. PlalntifVs attorney or Immediately 5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM MOM thereafter, otherwise a default will IN YOUR FAMILY? I Mondays Result Toronto 4, ( AngIes 90. Brigham Dtnvtr Ariz3na 11. Old Dominion 71 "Our defense was knocking 4 , 13 12 5 34 106 101 Calif. Ferris St. Si S. Dakota 106. S.D. Tech Ut 17 $ Toronto N Ch1Cao LoyoIa 69 Errol Thompson and Stan St. Louis $7. Mo..St. LOuIS 67 Weir were the other scorers for S. Dakota St. 76. Valparatso the Leafs. Don Kozak scored ii werehavingtroublefindlngthe 20 Boston Butler s Wifletterg, Otoo 63, E. Mich. game scoring &ought with his 17 11 2 36 1D1 110 Ohio State 79. Evansville 7$ IS. )earforTunbull,wassetupby defensive standout Borje who 'ndel a , 340; 13 15 1 30 133 131 10 20 4 24 19 Wa%hn, 3 37 1 10 101 171 Adarns Olvitlon U. Of Detroit the Repderit, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MICHAEL R. PRICE SEVENTH $1. IcaBeltia (3)? 620. ISO; 7 Echano JavI (2) Norris DivlIon Montreal 24 S 6 54 149 , Pd. Caro 70, S. Fla. 64 The goal, only the sixth of the right (rack. 1120 1 23 77 1I9 440; - - - - T.: 2 Bedroom furnisped $135 morth NOW SHOWING- New 3 bedroOm f'duts Veftrred Phone 372 II7Q horn. wl't' ct'al P't Only 521 000 with $650d0,,m See today AVAILABLE • Nurses; RH's; LPN's; Aides; Aide companion; Needed Immediately - MICHAEL P PRICE. (37) 31.00; p (7 3) $191 10; DI 1 192 20; P (3.7) It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs with a want a Sundoj Noon FrIdc County, Florida !n accordance with th provisions of the Fictitious Name Statijtes, ToWit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. : Richard S. Van de Houten Publish: Dec.?, 16, 73, 30, 197$ DEU 31 Atlanta 15.00, S 00. 7.40. 3. AlavaMenth NY Rangers II 17 4 2 109 17.00. 4.10; 3. ManoloAguirre Smythe sion Chicago 1210 fl 33 106 96 170; 0 (36) t 60; P (63) $10 SIXTH - 1. BlIbaoMlgueI Vancvr II 14 6 21 100 oi 10 15 3 25 102 1fl 12.00, 1.20, 6.60. 2. Arecha.EcI S.LC*JIS K.C. 10 19 4 24 77 123 (7) 29.00. 660; 3. 8arre.Elor:a Wales Conference was the only National maNtrnnl $6 -- bile HOmes - - to register said name with the Clerk of 19 10 6 44 141 $6 ' $0.70. FIFTH - 1. Ce:aya Ramon 1711 3 93. Falrleigh Dickinson Mirv. LSU llc't'k iJed. __________ UNC.Char$otte Nebraska 61, VanderbIlt 51 Georgia St. Si. Morehouse 74 Tulane 90. Cornell 72 lEague game sched. ________________ 72 4 7 31 14$ NY Island The Toronto defenseman It FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at We%t Hwy 431, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of POOL MASTERS, and that I Intend WI TPI;OFOA 13.20,1.40;3.ArhaZarrei EAST DEADLINES Noon The Dcu.j Before Pubbcation - p THIRD 1143. 3j. 2. EJdyJav 6 10, 300. 3 Oguita.Arana (4) 4. 0 (13) $3110; P (1.5) $96.60. FOURTH - 1. BlIbao.Bengo, 19 $0, 9.10, 10,20; 2. BarreJav NHL pbll Conference Patrick Division f - ..- Water front cottage on the scenc Wekiva River. Furnished 2 bedroom utilities included $150 per month Adults only 32? 4470 Check the Evening Herald Christ mas GitI Guide daily icr Christ mas gift Ideas. 7 ,,_ --- Pulisii: Dcc. 7, 9, 16, 73. 1973 ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S'2416-CAS4.B In re: the Marriage ad REDA GENE TATE PRICE, Petitioner, and Pro Hockey 24ca line 24 times ($2.CIiMU4IMUMCUA1GC) 3 Lines Minimum - Apts 112 OR, air, carpet, GE appliances + 0*. Franklin Arms Apts., 373 6650. - RELIABLE elderly woman on limited income to lIve rent free in exchange for care. my 4 yr son 3lC a tine - . - drapes, 41c1 lIne . . ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd 1t --'.'------------------- A phone cailcouid start you on a new and profitable career Call 162 3753 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 tImes 0:00 AM. S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon DEU7 II SCOREBOARD 4-3 Win ________________ 3 HOURS AVALON APARTMENTS 363 3771. Codisco, Inc. 373 $500, Sanford. RATES 31--Apartments Furnished FTU Oviedoouplex turn Or unfurn ideal location ReasonbIe Hrs S to S. S days per -a'- 1 - ___________ week Cell Debbie Knight. 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section $63.09 Honda Statules 1937. S: Shirley J. McCann I 5,000. - 322261I Florida under the fictitious name of Spirits Lose Fight, Game OrIcndo Winter Pork -wr -. APar1mefltsUnfurnjshed run lime operator accounting computor-flurroughs 1 1000 or CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engoged ir. business at 2510 (1 Oak Wanted -'- '- , Dliiiebpsn i IWJII •uI _______________________________ j 4( I'umbng Supplies. F I*turej. Water Heaters. I a mr 10 Pm. )hrt, '5t. 2534 S. Part Drive 323 3412 L1 tThU(BUSi$$.D1QI :'- ;" -'.-'. WFLLSDRILLED.PUM ER 7FP.c A i t,pe's a'j ilit repairand srvc, ST IPIE MAC H1P4E & SUn PLY CO ' W 2nd $i 322-2611 O( - e4;,r 831-.9993 J ..- -_ --=-. ._,_. ___ it_ " --.. --'--- .- ;-= - '- - - i - T.i_-!1._ .±L. ____ '_T/ t-.---: -" =- --:-j; i - '-t_ '_ ,z '.....'. . -. - ' _--- . - ; . ' ' - I. •5 ._-__ •' z .. ---- ' . , ' -' .- .' . -, L-k . '- . . - - 2_. , ' -,=== - - - , ... • .P. - l ' • .M - - . . ---- -. '1. . .' - .., -.r. - . _.-_ - •_= - C _______________________________ ________ �____ . ~ MMALS (Z) INTERCOM 24 €2 STAR TREK. 7:30 2 AMERICA, THE YOUNG E'tPErIIENCE: "The Little Match Gil" '13': GOOD TIMES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 800 .2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Laos at the World (RI '61 SPACE 1999 T e Even n 600 CAflP45(Y'irPtrAe €2 LOST IN SPACE 6-30 2' NEWS CBSNEWS ED GETTIN OVER 700 2 TO 6'~ CONCENTRATION 9 WILD, WILD WORLD OF covers Fonzo s W DISNEYLAND CHRISTMIS CANDLELIGHT CAROL. ING CEREMONY: Astronaut Col Jvnes lrwn narrates this xogram from Oisne,4and, leattsIng 32 choirs, bell ringing ensar,des and the costtsnod Ckxuns C.voiers EPnoI&Dood Bas4 Ralitone, John Saxon 19C6 Space ship sent to Mars to mesgato a myseoous missile, finds survrvor from o with passion for alone on Christmas Eve (R) maslsLove riru D N E I W A S 0 R A C G N I I E E R G v ii u i... ii r ii r B S U I H S V R I I E A V M R o Cal if • S H 0 S L I R A G 0 H 0 E I F plotS&o due loarrIvoat Lang mo i4 € (6) ONE DAYATATIME: Con" series about mother rnd ters starnna fl()y Gi rl VSEAS0NS6REEIINGSAB iiiibuctina: Tb. bIddis MMS listed below appsr forward. • backward, up, divas, 41sgoulIy In the puak. Find each hidden name stid bas II In as ekowa: Decorations Christmas Eve Ever reens 6 t' C ° I d V. • ... ,- 11~ -'- -' " The Day -' / ____ & t_ F I . For The Family • 1/ 11 30 a m I 00 pm ALL YOU CAN EAT 50 1 Children Under 12 $2.45 ROAST TOM TURKEY Wffli Dial.? Gravy, Sag. Dressing, Cranb.rry Sauce Insurors- Hoping To Recoup Losses CHOICE ROAST BEEF, AU JUS DELUXE ASSORTMENT OF CASSEROLES 11 I ___ ! NFW YARW AP Fire and bly niillioaa" of casualty insurers are expected without automobile Insurance, to close ins with a near- not to mention problems with disastrous $4 billion under- off property-liability Insuraìce. writing loss that they hope to The Impact Is even wider overcome with still m(,re rate than that. Stock market increases. analysts are concerned. Said A campaign to raise rates, Blyth Eastman Dillon In an perhaps through an escalator analysis: "Any future market device geared to the inflation weakness can be expected to rates, has already begun, trigger panic portfolio sales Regulatory officials in 30 states from fire-casualty companies." are the targets, Insurers blame a multiplicity '11w losses, the worst In the o(factors,wlthinflationlea4lng industry's history, have led to a list that includes politics, the failure of 29 insrers this weather, a greater tendency of eñr and Uueaen the solveriy the public to sue and obtain - 6UUNIIFULASSORTMENTOF HOT VEGETADLES,APPETIZER AND SALADS APFLE,MINCE MEAT, PUMPKIN p, ASSORTED FRESH FRUITS COFFEE, TEA or MILK I _______ ____ ____ ASSORTMENT OP CHOICE WINES — POPULAR PRICES MARTINIS. MANHATTANS. COCKTAILS HIGHSALLS ............ "C PIANO- ORGAN MUSIC BY "MAGIC" ' -. FOR RESERVATIONS CA L1. m-a.'. S RiemtmoSanford Inn 0r55)nAv..AtI-4&SIaIoRcaddi Sanford ' crease in 19Th. a poor stock market. embers of the Industry talk Some stock analysts add anabout a crisis that could leave other: Mismanagement. Theo"hundreds of thousands, possi- dare Newton Jr. of blyth Eastman Dllloi comments that the .1 -4 7;7, 'd Choice Of Reg. SI '1.85 29 PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES, BANQUETS,ME E TINGS ETC. R FASONABIL E RATES _ 01111 -. ----------- -- ---i- M -- -. - - ---- -r- J— -- ----' -- r. -- iWA1y '1ANW FRIED CHICKEN Your Host And Hostess: Lee aid Gladys Moss - OPEPJ Sun. thru Thurs. 9 flI 9:30 -Fri. & Sal. 9 iJ 10:30 0 T14E ELECTRIC COW PANY enodmitsandFn 6) PARTRIDGE FAMILY Preo1 Thiss and F,, U &) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD DINAH €2 ADOAMS FAMILY T) MIKE DOUGLAS ) MERV GRIFFIN U €1) SESAME STREETT €2 THE LONE RANGER I* 500 2i ADAM 12 $ 9 G1WGANS ISLAND €2 MICKEY MOUSE Cam (B&M 530 2' 112; NEWS Pocrw Thiss On Cli 2. 500 bOtow Jt, IhoB0th uno CJnaflColto90Chotr (1 (Z) ELECTRIC COM tonIng. Morning iO hots. :3Q HOLLYWOOD 12 SUNRISE SEMESTER. ,Mo n Wed Fri An the aria rnfl 'ta (Tues.) - 9) HAPPY DAYS (R) Pro - OIT . v' 'si! rjO_ fOr'L LO) ALL MY CHILDREN u12 THE MAGNIFICENT - 6r8 12 PAUL HARVEY 700 2) 12) TODAY: Local news -- ______ based on surpluses of $16.6 bil- lion nri premiums of $276 bil is now v.a billion ____ _____ Sanfo,'d (4 Gd miunia $Ifljon, for a ratio of 13 LB, _ ii 1'T- l-i I LVI 214 6214111111166 - ' L4 ---= ... . ___ 4 .,- - 1 OUER'TREDFORD FAYEOUNAW*.Y CUFF ROeETaSON R : 0 i 3- &XgitIilIlIlllII~i I *. i :.- 'i....... A— I - ., , Is OF THE CONDOR w• ",,, . -. -- - - sIl1t - I -: I it ii , "° 1) ,..., __________________ i ; I 1 - - ' -4 aleigh Headed Toward S a n f o rd . .r.. _________ ___________ - -- -- : __________ ________ . - ' - . - - - . ---w - . - i. _______ .:.''-' .. - ----. Lou fy About Santa Today Rescinds • Many strange gifts are ex• changed at Christmas each ren Variety 4I year, but one of the strongest to •,%j ..--v_ ., eman •1 come along in many years has -. ,- . Seminole County Commission to be one called a "Pet Rock," ' Tuesday voted not to stick to its viltich has caught on like wild nswers Uw. rod,whIteaidbe(b4stmu for the boys and girls at demandsthatthecityofOvjedo BICENTENNIAL ry fire across the nation. Sports Forest City Elementary School, who made all the decorations for repay the county $4,000. Editor Jim Ilaynes describes By JOE ASKREN THEME OF TREE time between Christmas Eves, the big Bicentennial Chrlstxnu tree which stood in their media Here are their responses some of the training techniques 2 criuiilssioncrs Herald Staff Writer center. Adding the finishing touches are Dawn lIlpweU, filth agreed Oviedo city officials from one year to the next. Tins Noe, 4, Lake Mary: "He used on a "Pet Rock" in his grader, and Mark Brown, fourth giade. (Herald Photo by BIB must The following question was makes toys," The column on Page i-n in tola's repay $4,000 spent to the night before asked of more than a dozen Vincent Jr.)_ ____________________________________________ the salary of the police chief's EY)ICD Blum, 8, Lake Mary: Evening Herald, Christmas and many children youngsters in the Sanford area "He passes out toys . . . he daughter over a nine month's ease you roIe (ii Santa are wondering what surpriscs — from the lakefront park to a makes toys for next Christ- Claus in cart of The E cuing perlod. Santa will bring tonight. shopping center parking lot. mas." Oviedo Mayor Leon 011iff said Herald and didn't see It in orint Be Trxlav's kld.c have more than ui Santa will be fir""' "'b Rounle Keats, 5, Lake Mary: yet, don't fret, betause the last the city does not have sufficient just visions of sugar-plums work for this year tonight. What "He maker toys." funds to repay the money for of th ese letters — all that have g through their head, do you suppose he will be doing dancin E I izabeth Montgomery been receIved — appear on • salary for Chief Ken Trlplett's when It comes to the Jolly Old until It's time for him to start on Rk'ers, 6, daughter, Shirley. Sanford: "Go get Page 2-A today. State eflicials, in a letter, to INDEX Leroy Whetstone, 1 Seminole County Corn. fv.nds for the Seminole County Chairman Mike Hattaway to the county, said the hiring of Mound The Clock ----------4-A Ms. Triplett was nepotism forth "He'll be waiting .. missioners agreed Tuesday to Association for Retarded defer until and Bridge 3-B 9:30 a.m. Dec. 30 under guidlines set out by the interview some 75 applications Children (SCARC). (next Tuesday) any action on a he'll get rnre toys and put CSJCIRtsX ................5-A Comprehensive Employment them in his little bag and wrap COIDICS for five new budgeted positions Ellis said this amount cannot request from the Sentinel Star 3-B and Training Act (CETA). them up to put under the Crossword worth $90,000 in salaries, be used from federal revenue Company to be supplied copies . - ' ............3-B The letter stipulated the city Chrtstinas trees." beginning Jan. 5. sharing monies to apply for a of county personnel emEditorial .................4-A repay the money. Ms Tripleti Peter Thompson, 5, Robert Ellis, .administrative match.ing grant. Føtit Dear Abby ... ............. 5-A ployment applications for in' has since been lerniinated by City: "lie wt,tks . . . I don't assistant, said the county apThe coiimLsslon agreed with spectlon by the media. Horoscope ................. city officials after they were know," plivants will he interviewed advised to do so by Jim Bed. Kristen Thornpon, 8, Forest Hospital . ...............3-A first in the commission con. sole, the county's CETA (erence room at 2 run. County ," Sprti ....................1-2B director. the elves work on the toys." Ellis said the new jobs and Television .............. ..6-B However, Commissioner Ricky Kyle, 3, Sanford: their salary ranges Include: don't know . . He's going to Women ..................5-4-A 's - - - ' D F'laVe d - Of I A To Q ue ' . 7- -- -- . I I - 11 1t90-000 to ' - 1 I I ' . 1! W . It - ______ I : -' _____ 00)4 ,o YKATIt I AW I P.M. - a 39. $ I ' GOOD *u DAY our &0 • FRIED CK I 3PE14 DAily 11AM T4 $1 95 ,,~ - $ 1 59 - HWY. 17-92 £ F1 R BANK S - WINTER PAR K, FL A. ' grant-in-aide coordinator receiving a reply from Oviedo (three applications received.) Seminole County CornWillis said Central Medi-Car officials, .-..$l5, to $21L000 for a inissloners have decided to take vehicles don't have to meet the Though Hattaway did not personnel manager (Personnel on the sta te's Public Service e.arne requirements as an give the specifics of the reply, Director John Gray has ' Commls&rn (PSC) over Its ambulance. He said ambulance he said it's his and, .ed pli'Ii. 1llis said this new granting per.'nission to an firms in all eight counties are opinion that there are "expositlon will replace dw peragency other than Ilerridon to banding together to fight the tenuating circumstances." sonnel director Job title, lliittawayaskcd the board for provide emergency medical PSC rdllng. -412,500 to $17,000 for an service in this county, Commissioner John Kim- permission to send letters to assistant personnel manager At Its Tuesday meeting, brough questioned the PSC's both state and federal officials. One letter, according to (three applications received). commIssioners voted to send 'i "right to lower the county's Ilattawav, will be mailed to _-$I9.0(I to $25,000 for an letter of protest to the ESC after stanLirds.'' exccutiVc Ss1stiIlt &O to IIetsey Stone, the gate'sdeputy Iierndon Ambulance Scrviee "They have no right," applications received), director of manpower planning officials protested the decision added, —$10,500 to $14,000 for a by the PSC. Cnmmisslont4s agreed to file in Tallahassee, program specialist In the Mrs. Stone initially sent a )Ierfl has the (rarch1s for a letter of pro test with the PSC county manpower office (four ambulance services in the and to have County Atty. letter to Bedsole stating applications received), entire county. Thotnas Freeman meet with hiring of Ms. Trlpett was a The commission also apThe PSC decIsion gives Orange County's attorney to "clear violation of CETA proved a recommendation from permission to Central Medlar discuss the legal Implications of requirements in regard to The decision to exempt to hire Pat dicapped or injured persons being provided other than that Oviedo from repayment was (lis.sen, 28, Atlanta, for a who do not need nor will expect okayed by the commission. $22,000 counts' director of any medical assistance" In The commission said Central unanimous, with the exception Yr 69 c Snent Kwiatkowski ____ i, tax - .-. ar.d hot $1 Value inkhirx ' Opposes - pleted,nnt', 3 1'-U*$ Of cI,.Iei mok,d ' - 7 I _.2 a' ~ - il 11 =-.-. Wil I 1-22! - hark! All agencies around the world have been good throughout the year. However, What is that strange noise been alerted to be on the lookout for an no one has been able to apprehend him emanating from the north? elderly man, who is reported to be the for questioning. Police around the world have reported pilot of the strange craft. Latest radar reports indicate that the strange sightings in the sky for the i He is described as having a full head craft and its occupant should arrive in few hours. Sanford sometime late tonight. The object appears to be some type of of white hair and flowing white beard, wearing a red suit wi th black belt and Police Chief Ben Butler advises that sleigh pulled by eight funny looking boots. all chiidren should stay indoors tonight animals led by one animal displaying an authorized red light. The sleigh is reportedly filled with a and go to bed early, assured that all will As The Evening Herald, went to press large quantity of packages, "contents be well tomorrow morning. today, however, no sightings had been unknown." Matter of fact, if past history is any reported this far south, but it is believed It is believed th e man and his animals indicator, Dec. 25, 1975, will be a date the object is headed in the general are harmless, bringing nothing more long-remembered by everyone, young direction of Sanford. than gifts for little children who have and old. j. FRCE SWAP SHOP AND FLEA MARKET $ 1895 F-0~-Ir`-- -- - - 1 Expected To Arrive Late Tonight -~~-7RW~:r-~,-,~.--- - -,- r - ~-, -~ - = - f -,. , 4 - SWINGERS BAKED HAM ;. NgIFIZZ :. :. __ - PL2 Times "FROM CHINA KARATE - --.--. - '" CALL 322. . _________________________ --NOW SHOWING _________ "THE TANGERINE MAN" ____________ - = 47 I..7~i-.-Wlk, - -..a - - - --llllilli~ -1 ~Jl~ 0-~-~ '- ... _________ - _ __ --- -' Hay Country ') Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., Maureen O'Hara '947 (Fri) tIT - ____ _______ I!" . __o FE. _______________________ Naughty Roommates .- C - SUPER _______ 1IL - ii -Vl avto L; 'A L ' ___________ ___ %hlTednesday R0CXWG Cm" VIXENS . hl~ " I'f 'MARTIA Thi; ' NAt (Wed))SPECLAL OF THE WEEK: "The Nutcracker" (rhurt I C.Hfl Tuas .AJ pp pjEy EJ1rJ CHRISTMAS I.VD . ____ r:= noon 6 WS- Preempted Fri. 010 rKXJn n) INf€R11'ANE U - — - 1255 2 12) NBC NEWS 100 2' (12) SOMERSET '4) MIDDAY Pro0ritOd Fr,, at 725 and 825. r4i (6) CBS NEWS U SESAME STREET 9 BOZO SB1GTOP 730 i)G000MORNINGAMER. 11 .-. . ____________________________ ___________________________ p" MARBLE MACHINE El) THE ELECTRIC COM- .- 43 __ . -ara crA-iJ TOMOflROW:ProendFci , ____ . 1 100 110 l.i' 't1, r.i' t1••••4 - 2'THREEFORTH.Ny - -- 33c) i4) (5)MATCH GAME Pre Ofl'çl(Od Thurs. and Fri Thus Fii, see 3prn (41) ( Thin. only) A GIFT OF LOVE:Carois, local, one hou. 1 6'. (Thurs. only) NSA Kansas Oty vs. Phoenix ar cr'i iT1101.7 CAJJASCENAS LOWELL THOMAS REMEM SEAS (Thur.) CARR&SCOlENO,$.S .9) ONEUFETOLIVE ED (Man. Tun. Wed. Fri) LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (Thin.) CONSUMER SUR. VIVAL KIT f4j (6) (Fri. Onty)SUNL3GM.. ',',"n F OO TBALL:• University of Kansas UNVOrMY Of Ft sbttgh, at El Paso. ¶1 42) HIGH PAXIDIS - -" ,, LION IN F Co 12-00 9) NEWS Proecrptod 2 Thurs.. 500 below. 2 (Th.ss or*,) A GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS: PAisic by the Dayton& Beach Cormiisitr College 4 ~ (6) YOUNG AND RESTss POerT,IOd Fri see 4) PASTORS STUDY tt) SUNRISE SEMESTER CIJ for 6:35 .4) FARM AND HOME 6:38 12) uvuo vocios 643 12 HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 (4) NEWS 655 A _______ P - • new dIrectIon after in- the runoff water" In the orange man could have been dead from man's missing four upper front vestigators received a report grove at the edge of the campus one to six months, teeth had possibly been from anthropologists saying the where the shallow grave was The human remains were knocked out in an acekient or Sanford police today started a mystery man "appears to have found, unearthed by police after a light. painstaking review of all k-en dead five to 10 years or The anthropologists reported Angel said, In a letter to college instructor found a leg missing persons reports in more." police, that "sand drains well bone while walking his dog. the man had a very "projecting Seminole for the past 10 years J. Lawrence Angel, Curator and preserves bones and Smithsonian anthropologists angular chin and beaky acee in hopes of identifying the of Physical Anthropology at the clothes well." who examined the skeleton said that was slightly deflected to skeletal remains ofa man found Smithsonian Institution, Earlier, after preliminary itis that ofa white rnale age "35 the left from an old healed ma shallow grave Nov. l3at the Washington, D. C., reported to local examination of the tltough 40's" but said they fracture." north edge oi the Seminole police that "time since death" skeeton, Seminole County can't rule out traces of Indian The studies revealed that the Community College campus could be 10 bears or more Medical Examiner Dr. G v murder victim's hair was or Oriental ancestry The murder probe took the -depending on the acididity of Garay said the unidentified They confirmed that the (Continued On Page 2-A) - - ' -: ,-.-.--=k~oft- TABLE (Wed) ROMANTIC Afternoon 815 CO) SUNSHINE ALMANAC: Canceled for Thin 6:25 2i (Man) Wdh This Ring" (Tues., Thurs.) Jeannie (Wad) Proftlus Iii Education (Fri.) Foresigli 20-21) 800 4 '6) CAPTAIN KANGAROO j pj ELECTRIC COMPANY 8-30 U (Man, Wed.. Fri.) CAR RASCOLENDAS (Tuos Thurs.) VILLA ALEGRE 900 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW GAMBIT ') MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW U MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 'g MOVIE: (Man.) 'The Cat Croops." Lois COMM, Paul Kelly TLS.YA Raid WarUers Stan Laurel, OliverHardy &W) I (WW) 'RAfis ielio Dcii . -- -- i Yea 5ma I O By 8011 LLOYD Herald Stall Writer -- ''I flJ U 9 GENERAL. €D (Man) ROMAGNOU 155 4) G) CBS NEWS '1wtac, Faith and Healing" ii) SUNRISE JUBILEE- Pro ened Thurs. below, (Thurs.orgy) THE LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE Taberna do Baritist Cbsch performs. (A) 6:10 ) SUNRISE ALMANAC [ I Mys --IUV~. ~- ________ , Direction P tery Man Dead . - --- 1b PETER IAfllAgJ (YICK'(E HiI'EURN . ~-C (F) ALL IN THE FAMLY (R)Pvoe"rtedFrI seebelow 14') (6) (Fri.only) FIESTA IJOW. FOOTBALL- il(51lY Pey*.ssuiva ArUonaSL.tk' (Fri. onIy) FIRING LINE ' 't 1 ;, i i- . 1 EE -4 , 0(Mon. Wed., Fri.) -Villa 'flCf ., ' - New Probe Takes sa~I . ~ -.; -- - ---- . I -. --. T..C .-I Z7~t.11 - ,---. ---L-------- --- 1. - ~- .. -. OPACATAT.J €2 €2 . - ~iPolice ______ ____________________ (Tuos) SOIJM)STAGE (Fri) KUPS SHOW MOTHERS IN LAW: Proarrc)t&i Thum. 900 below. (Thin. uy) TA8ERILA CIE BAPTiST CHRISTMAS Avtst to the Trinity Chisth .-:''-z'-r' ____ O r- — r'owport Rhode Island, ttiti oklostEpiscop& Ouch in country SlIM standing and IUflC- Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents — ~ 9) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES I CO MAYBERRY WD below 0 (Tues. only) MASTFRPf ECE THEATER (Wed only) EVENING OF CHAM PIONSHIP SKATING (Thin OY FIFION SH,FFS:Ptr0onAod 68th Year, No. 107—Wednesday, December 24, 1975 - . miss soo below. 9, (Thus oy)CHRISTMA ON HISTORIC HILL 1776 1 _____________ ____ ____ €2 (Thiss only) JAMES ROB. ISON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 400 ) IRONSIDE By his estimates, $9.5 billion i was added to Industry surpluses in the years 3958-1972, a period in winch the insurers' Un- Sc drrwritlng business only brdte (I i-yen. 'they caine t: rely too "I'QUSE OFU'ALITY FOOD" heavily on the rr1arke, which - ... Order Your PHONE TODAY H7.472) collapsed. - S. FEATURING The impact Is causing prob..- •. MON. - SAT. hems even for those companies . -' CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW! i DINNER J DAISy LUNCHEON " 12 Lb. Turkey not immediately faced with the - DAILY threat of tnlvency. Insurers SPECIALS with ample supply of of a.-, FILET MIGNON — Corn broad dretsing aby B,f Liver ets in order to assure thr ' -and giblet gravy ability to pay claims. ILQ Chic. & Dumplings rs.1 Grn SaLad In 197 the ratio of pcemiwns 1 !JJ Stuffd Peppsrs I with Dressing £.&L Trout Almondin. lion. .'iewton estimates surplus For Phone Orders Ahead-4229442 ____ 2OO S. French Ave. 9) W1DE WORLD, -Mr. aid Ms. and the Bandstand Preempted 1009 Frorch"Avo. ("I- way ly.fl) ~f DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEU. HOT ROLLS Cole Stsw, French Friv Potato Sad, Baked Beans Mashed Potatoas £ Gravy 2 12 (thus on)y)CEti:E3 RITY SWEEPSTAKES 2 the l95 and extended into this — decade made management A €1) 700 CUJB v'eunesooy great bull market that began In 11t1EDMFC 19 W %0 low or nAy 8 T'JPenisssee 10 am. PRICE IS RIGHT 9 THE EDGE OF NIGHT Grsoflo Pascal Story of a yxing boys attsactCn for a IAI J BAKED VIRGINIA HAM Candied Yams, Raisin Sauce jj" ss" John RA*1eEnand Lao Krnoger star as a young ifl3tfl co'.çlo Undertaking a (flhSdOr Investigation 1.00 ~ 2) 4 , TOMORROW '9' DAILY 'p%VRD 200 21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL The blonde, remarkably though "with some beauty conpoised young monarch said tts It's like that because It those applying for the court cair doesn't really seem you ever range in age from 17 to 21, but talk T1ie don't know what . _I .. . fliUSt Clu,ti attend Pasadena's •ou re iliuv, college or one of Pasadena Queen Anne, who was on the area high schools. second of a four-city series of Why enter the contest? interviews Prior to the big pa"Well, It's a lot of fun," the rade and game In Pasadena, queen explained. "We meet a was asked lf she'd be living itup lotofpeopleandyougainaIot roya1IythenIghtbcforethetg of poise from it." day. She also said it my prove -They ttcurnament officials) especlaily helpful for her be. say, 'You can do anything you cause she'd eventually like to want on New Year's Eve, but go into public relations work, we'll pick you up at four in the specializing in shOW business, morning the next day," s Shewasaskedjlaheenteredthe said with a laugh. Tournament of Roses contest "So you're sort of left with with Idea of opening a few doors just sleeping.... That's a long to her intended career, day, New Year's Day." The Bountiful Buffet Wnjp 61E - Yule Log Mistletoe Twelve Days Tomorrow' St Nirhnl ________________________________ _____ - miss, 500 below, (2) 12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES AS i; ted we TURNS noon U (Fri criy) BOOK BEAT g LET'S MAKE A 2:00 U (Mm oy) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: "Verdi AoqU*IT1 (Tues.) WORLD PRESS (Thurs.) CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT CAROLING CAPTiONED FOR THE DEAF (Fri) FAMILY FOCUS 9) $10 000 PYRAMID 2-30 2 12 THEDOCTORS THE GUIDING CHRISTMAS DAY AT WAS INOTON CATHEDRAL: stmas Day tional Cathedral, flQtOfl• 0 C(ehOis. 4'1 KUTANA PRICE IS RIGHT f SESAME STREET 10 30 WHEEL 11:30 )2) 12) TONIGHT H JAY S)IARBU "Well, that's the reason alot All Television Writer o(glrlstr) out for It—It opens a NEW YORK (AP) Queen lot I do f Anne was in town recently an She ci that the more NBC called to ask If we'd like to tangible side. the Rose queen nter%1c her. Sure, we said, gets a $1,500 wardrobe and never having Interviewed a some guest shots on TV. on one queen before. It was that kind of such shot, she grinned, she won day. $1,000 from the "Hollywood It turned out Queen Anne 'was Squares" treasury. from California Pasadena, to In recent years, there has be from whence NBC on been rising criticism of beauty New Year's Day will televise contests in which the coulthe annual Tournament of plainees say young women are Roses parade and then the Rose paraded around like so many Bowl football name. hunks of meat. How does Queen Anne Elizabeth Mar queen (eel about that' liii, 11'. niH preside over both "Well," thc said, "thia tac events. She's a freshman Ire- ' Tournament of Rom contest) business major at Pasadena wasn't really a beauty contest CityCollegcandthedaughterof We didn't wear any bathing Mr. and Mrs William C Martin suits We were just supposed to of Pazadena We asked her how wear dresses our own clothes. she got Into the queen business "Mostly, we just '.at down She saidshedid it as sort of andtalkedwlththejudges. It's lark last year, when she wound based a lot on speaking ability, up as one of the princesses In poise and personallt)" theToi.rnanientofRosescourt Shesaldshe didn't think she of the previous queen. was merely on display, al- EAL N F M I S I L E 1 0 E H U E R V 9-30 4 PHIl rAHtJE SfOW 0 urs. SELLS OF CHRISTMAS moo 2 12) C EL E 8 RI TV SWEEPSTAKES: Preempted •u W. 11:00 21 (4) 6) (9) 12) NEWS (I) THE PRAETORIAN GLlAXj Rose Bowl Queen o Carols - P,171 0, €1) ROCKY AN(? 11 ' •'- - IHSIHUASEGAAECPKF1L R R W N SOO D U A L* A U N I Y N E I G R A S L R N I V 0 J 0 S AC G H N C - 1030 o,w'i: Ri P r e S ICI e A S To CECRFACJGU nt from yesterday. MERV GRIFFIN SHOW n,thi) CHRISTMAS 12) 'T 9) MARCUS WELBY MD ED IN PERFOPMANCE AT WOlF TRAP. Foa1tse&Veiy and Galina Russian orn i a I I F L Candles p - 11 Eftaft ,9 RYAN' S HOPE €D MOVIE (Man) The Sheriff' StOttiflg Kqden, Constance For d 1957 (itiOS) "Cry Wolf Barbara S$anw, Errol Flynn 1947 (Wed) C1P1IS In Cannot cut Dennis Mor (Thurs,) Proompled. see below (Fri.) c. cacti George HOrbOd M,%hafl (2 (This' or) OUTREACH SPECIAL: Host: Jorry SpkwCohot: Pastor Fby A4rathem two, Fonostoc boat and rtan ttio lo of a dose trier. 14) (6) S'MTCH: Mn Iih guest stars as a wownan who hiss Peto and Mac to watch I G F N E I E S L I W SJ Franklin, Micke €L) ARE YOULISTENING? (B MOVIE: Bullets of Baflos Edward 0, Robinson, Humphrey Bogart. 1000 2' 12.) JOE FORRESTER: A Pair of robben posing asdetoc- NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 AZI POLICE When a policeman ( Danil Torp0) is slam In a gang war, a grabbing poicoman (Don Galkwiay) Um to comv-1 apos person (4) (6) MA'S'H: ftijar Mome.thonkiu19raced events in the urit..incuciing a 'loot if :91 ORAL ROOERTS:'CtYIS*. 9) WELCOME ON SHOW ACK. KOT. TER: Kotlergets In hot r when he threatens to flunk 3 star basketball Player. ) CONSILtER SURVIVAL KIT CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS . OM - - a57 2) 8:30 ______________ I [U S T __M: Tuesday, Dec. 23,197s TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS SEEK -.-- .. I 66—Evening Hera hi, Sanford, FL 2 II -t•' ---- . I - ~ - evaluation position effective Seminole, county ordinances before any Jr., who was absent, ' Ihe clad's daughter w r- ked Herndon owner bus Willis suchoperatinscan begIn t,ere. The commission authorized said the service envisioned by Is as a dispatcher, Both Triplett Willis said the fi an internal "re-appropriation" Mcdi ar would set the am- operating In die Miami area, and 0111ff said she was the most 11 of $24315 in ad valorum taxes to bulance business back by 30 "Many people die in the back qualified of four applicants for ° be used as federal matching years. the position. of those cars," Willis said. rm I • - ' ' , i -. . ,.4T"\ . - -'.' - -..'- ______ ______ — ______ IAPI -- M -' ____ : 1i%I4 ______ iI' L it %as I \ U%'* Today's high 60, low 32. Kevin 'cylc, S. Sanford: "He Fair and ssa'mer through rides by and plays." Annabella "Chuchi" M.aijub, Christmas Day. highs around 8, MemphIs, lean,: "He eats th e mid 7O. Lows in the upper Aer Ms. Winds east to and makes toys and when it's 40s to lo, ithtt 10 to 15 mph. Christmas Eve he'll be coming Details and tides on Page 3-A, to bring us toys. He'll probably Z - 11 be helping all the reindeer for Christmas Eve coming up Probably he runs around and rests and lets the elves do all the workY' Curtis Elcla%'on, 8, Sanford: "Makes toys." Unda Eselavon, 8, Sanford: - "I 't know," Afliha Han-IL 8, Sanford: "Making toys . . . he'll be resting." Am Touchton, 7, Sanford: / % .. "lie gurs back to the North Pole and helps the needy childrt' ." J Willy Wbettont, 9, Sanfot-d: "Resting . . . He goes out and gathers tcys and puts them up . for next Christmas," Richard Hunt, 9L, Sanford: I • "He makes toys." Edward hurst, 8, Sanford: DAY 10 "Putting t'ys on the sleigh and he gathers his reindeer up." CHRISTMAS - - - .',.;_ � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/dc9b9137b3d7014c3518d4e15da69226.pdf c3f31a15b71e8b5b032915bba3b575f0 PDF Text Text Y ------.- r - - - -1 -- - -- - . 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I ., ' . - W.iW nj Bennett said the boy was a Sipes Station, Midway, was passenger in the auto and when arrested by Sanford pohce and he opened a glove box to neld without bond on Dade Midway Avenue. in the Midway Produce registration for the County warrants charging cornmurut) east of Sanford auto that the officer spotted buying, receiving. and constolen properts. ut Sheriff's 1)eput F r1ink to pipes of unusual form" tering a forged Instrument and Carter ltsted theoccupantor the Bennett said a search of violation of probation. house as Rose Lee Faulkner. auto turned -- - un -r •two ric'r..c -- ___ Cause of the fire was not fin- containing a green, leafy , , Marijuana Arrest Patrol Ca r ) -It I .I they went to a motel room to told deputies that she accepted I ~ ~_ return a door key and when an a, ride in Orlando with an -. 18-year-old Sanford man unidentified man earlySunday opened the door the officers mo rn ing and was ken to a ftt pfly w,bd ller at the n So AUantie Motor BankIv&1n faeW observed alleged marijuana spot near Oviedo an raped. nch Avenue, a rri ved to open for business the other morn ing she found a sprinkfrr WI and seeds. The woman said her attacker the neirly planted shrubs had covered everything wm lee after the temperature drowed to below Jailed in lieu of S1,0DO bond on took her to her Orlando home freezing . It could have happened again toda7 as the temptore feil to 29 degrees. 4He1d Photo charges of contributing to and put her out of a een Bill Vincent Jr.) delinquency of minors and sedan. The woman then notified . - .i urglarized, da r2ed ra _-_ an Sanford police reported a ol car was burglarized patr and vandalized while offiee were answering a turhaure call at a lounge. Patrolmen 8111 Hawn and Rick Dearing said enmca became "In. misdemeanor possession of a Orange County deputies who In fl I• • icei:gious Loniroversy , Thiehles .r .:nter 'Hanging .-anta ispu e I to &age a k"If hdr early and they were told by a bouncer that they would By AUD MURPHY Herald OS S S ted ,,J ) _____ " ( J Vnt " .t _____ _____ • - All_TIIPUU__ - - SIP '.- JI I - _ —— -' EEK & MEEK , C 71 3 :2 ii _ v o i.e * Schne: Lder - .- Ir hl I M000, I -. PJ I .•.•••.. - - I - WI in & , i' I . 'V - J ri ( -, - - .L.;' 7flhit' - ---- -1 • -.--- I . -;?' - • - / I ---- 4 1 4r. CP - -- - I RA'JO JRAT O'YP CALL ThAT AJJE, / -I%— ut A 2C4AL S1ATME&)T ( c€ccA-rEP it WE U BEATrC*J j u r pr A ALLC-oL? -• It I; d . - -2J. 11' Q1..__9 ' - lEWd Cr I J421 _ , .: .10 L 1 : - - 1 -- -. _ A ____ .a_• ;_--- ULU9 - ____ I _______________________ ________________________________________________ - 1 " .- . .. __-_ ________ _____ -IV! - " * grants-in-aid coorKiatko-ski said, sl1 di n, rcccive from S10,5W to $14,000 yeRrly. His nwin job will be to coordinate the county 's an- paications (or state and federal f undimi. L .t confirmed the Inc`fdeut but refused to Identify the - -- - - ~ culprits " ,,,,._ Yesterday's high 55, today's 9. " t' -. I i - , -, 1I.-e t -Z i ___ -. " ? I l ,' / ,,-, -, , %ft ---.---'_i _ _- Details and Udes on Page 5-A. . -_,, - -y I - - - -- - . I J t J __•, 14 ~ .1 tmz~ -a-- - ________- _______ ______ ______ t k - . . -.-('- ,441 - . " , ! - • OS • % •O - I - , -••• _ ____ 1 __________ B JOE ASKltL' more than three years service IleraId Staff y,rj AnempIo)egcts fi4.pa1d tLasto1aSerjes if no sickness during the year. Fringe benefits are costly to -.-Retlrementatage65witha private firms as well as to minimum of 10 year's service. public nqt f(g ts cost hase & bursement for tuition for any (not meluding bonuses) during malntaintn ' I the fiscal year 174-75 For its 88 average, eniployes, according to John - Unaui rn r r Carla, personnel director, cent of th tui uik fun. lbat'sanaveraMeflfriwi t__ annual fringe benefits for each leased by the company for the employe, Carli said. --I' four to Carla said his private firm pan offers a number of fringe - Travel allowance of 10 benefits including cents per mile $4 for lunch $ Free htalth In.urjflc .and for dinner and reimbursement 12,000 in life insurance at no for lodging For employes apcost to the pIo)t. probed on cornpan business Five j*id holidays a year. istrative or funeral Carli said this actually leave at the discretion of the amounted to 16 holIdays last department manager. year when holidays were - Military leave if an emcombined with long weekends, ploye is a mcmber of a reserve - Fivepaidvacationdays unit. stUi, six months or less of tensIon be nefits are ervice,lOda)swithonevear's provided under the state service, and an extra day for retirement system where the each additional year's service, monthly benefit Is 1.6 per cent bra z2 workda ys multiplied b) the sum of .4 • _ , . y ,,7 - - ~ '' .' _ A w - ,arw 4--i L Lff_,L~~,Mj-ylt I- .•. - __ vir _3 I15 _.;_ _________ _4 1 - fT'. r - -, - - - - r-- - - 4 . I1 Admin : --It I I 1 -_ -- _- _%! __ LN 4._V __~_? - - . I I,YJ47 JL I. r __ 'p,,_._ . £1 r - - • •, t' 14t' !.v', N , - -u.' total _________ Tll I U V ____ ________ concerning The I on the car seat Police said bvstandi'r .N - .1.0 VV 1V1t1UV1 - -• _-;-_ -. r . their day-to-day activities by supplying statistical data At budget time 0MM' swin4.s into full font. b) pro'ading to-date data to the commission the )earl) budget Since the budget changes from day-to-&y as ttem are deleted and others added, OMAE has its hands full. Kwiatkowski said both 1xsltion.chavebeenpotedto allow county employes opportunity to bid for the new " 1 %% F finding department designed to assist other county agencies in - ____ ' : Women Jo l ighter and unknown or .—--_ Obituaries Sports And, at a work session earlier this month, commissioners decided to hire a director. fl.aslcali), (JMAE is a fact- - L f-s an county officials trQ running the departriVat without one in an effort to save money. 4 It didn't Work I- Trim — - S __ MKIENREMM - I .%Ir7- ____ II - . i-a lkarAbti !'aragemcnt ID [r Lamb 2-11 Wood}" Underwood Initially OMAE was 28 scheduled for a director, but Hospital ................ s-i - . ___ ,.J I , -_• along with a cigarette Fringes Costly _____ reorganization Siu(i l- - . - AN ?~~ - - - ______________ — .•.f- •----------------_ - —1— - . have to leave. As the officers were waiting for the last customer to vacate the establishment they said they heard the wail of a sir outside. liaison and Dearing exited the lounge to find t r patrol car's hood up, the blue lights flashing and the siren running. The offkets a jacket as missing from the pollee vehicle - - L~--;Z~, --k-- ____... , -_ -I--.---------.-i .,_-ZL extinguished a fire Saturday night that Partially destroyed a ~ ."W—W - -_ - As for citrus trees, Jasa said they are now In their dormant period and the mature hard WINTER leaves take q let of cold. lie added It takes four to six hours of temperatures of 26 degrees or below to do severe damage to citrus trees. Home gardeners may have i A had tender plants, such as Longw000i'rea pointsettia, damag ed and the lawns browned by the frost. fl - ____________ _ \ '* _____________ - - - use .- 1 "I should ha ve prayed and asked Lord 's guidance bef ore I with that thin g on his truck. Then &e got on the radio and pretty PutitUPi"hesaid. "But I took itd to keep the pee.. nd Auerbach d Longwood Pu blic Saf ety Director Douglass soonthepollcechiefa aflother man _1 think his nsme is Gran t LONGWOOD- in front of the Auerbach house drove up in a car." tre on a quiet set Keller told him to lake the effigy down to avoid a neighborhood in this co mm uni ty, the Santo Claus J. U. Grant IMnood City Council chairman t was hung in effigy last feud. admitted week la gone. But the sign remains: King of the Uaton la "I can understand his point of vi, he has to keep the peace," talking to Catcher, ClauRev, fl: 14 & 15, Mrs. Catcher said the man "roiled out of the car" and began Auerbach said. "But if I get a message from the Lord, it's going By ED PRICKF "It was up for only a couple of hours," George Auerbach. shouting at her husband. 25 up again." said Sunday.' I put it up about 7:30 Monday morning, and when I Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Auerbach said the couple had "asked the Lord for a sign." wo uld have k the Santa Claus off came home at 10 am, the police chief came over and told me to "If we get a sign, we w il l definitely put it back up, even Two important personnel LakeltdoWfl." If it w e Ito George and Margaret Auerbach, members 'of the Ebenezer means going to jail or having our houw burned," she said. decisions - hiring of a . The Auerbochs said they had thought the Santa Claus incident Mrs. Cutcher said Puuuc Safety tuwF a.vear departmental director er then be en Bible Church in Sanford, said they hung Santo Cla us In was ll aeu th a ov the effigy Monday, but on when er th ey to ok down ..V ngwith herandherhusand, man and a $1 00a.year fed eral effigy because he is "Inspired by the de vil," Thesday the contro versy erupted again, Off someplace. "My children are exposed to Santo Claus In school," Mrs. granta coordinator ire 'r friends, Alien and Brenda Catcher, came over around e said the same man returned a Few minutes later, saying he Seminole County Commission crying because they were told Santa Claus was coming to visit "They d. didn't know anything about what happened on Monday." d them. They know Santa Claus is inspired by the devil." eeting. ist urbing the peace. According to Mrs. Brenda Cutcher, she and her husband visited Shad Auerbach, 5, and Kimberly Auerbach, 6, attend Longwood Commissioner Harry -'They didn't come right out and say we would be arrested if we the Auerbacha on Tuesday, driving a truck on which Was mounted came back Into Longwood, but they implied it," Elementary School Mrs Auerbach said her son was u pset at a small Kwiatkowski said thecount) Santa Claus effigy, simila r to the one the Auerbachs were said . narrowed applicanut for the school recently because the teacher stamped his hand with a foreed tot.a ke mm d . ition of thto of the Office Santa Claus face 1The CUtchers, who hve outside the Longwood city Urnits, lwent 'My husband went up to the store to get some soft drinks," "He scrubbed it off," Mrs Auerbach said rMan Management Anai v i si t relatives after the Incident, leaving the Santa Claus effigy Analysis and Brenda Cutcher, 21, rela ted 'On his way back, he was Evaluation followed In their yard. AE) down to George Auerb:!ch said in a way he regrets L-king down the by a Longwood policewoman. When he pulled Into the yard, she ' Santa Claus effigy, three. Mrs. Cutcher said when the pulled in behind him and asked If he planned to drive around town y Santa Claus was gone. Kwiatkowski, the corn. imssion's liaison For personnel, ________ — sala a decision is expected Tuesday. At first. the 0MAE Today . t * _. . director' I N 4 __ , . I !.. I . . . .4- A but Kwiatkowski says Around The Clock 't Bridge no that $22,000 is a more 28 "— Calendar realistic Figure s-A -_ _J___ f_ A -it __3~_i __ --I - it _ , --.. • _____ . Decision CONCUR F ~r :1 _ - 41 7' ,t'fr1Ar' I . -I' if -- ( - __ rTL\- r - ONONE \\ EAN WI I THEM CO ONDITION! _ , __ t.! 11 - ,' _________ - I ' ) V. . -__ T • damaged" a frame dwelling Division of Youth Servic Me 4OOrlando, occupied by . re the Sanford Juvenile the Safari Club, U.S 11-92 Fern 1112 W Detention center on dine to sheriff's Fire Chief G M Harriett said misdemeanor marijuana reports. ' there were no injuries in the 7 Possession charge after Deputy _1 a.m. fire. J.F. Bennett stopped an auto at Abel Fiore-% Hernandez, 34, Seminole County firemen 2M St. and U.S. 17-92, Sanford. -• i -7A -, 4 .# , -- %-~ -*.1 - & ,_ i/ .. ,. - . r- , ~ ,----l~t,-j!"r; I -. . I • " I E-1, WHAT, UP, T THERE'S A TAELE ç\ ç\ ELMER 2 I INSLDE GWOANING WIn4 GOODS.' \\-_ I- \\\\ // \ YOtJRE WELCOME TO f ____•, --- I -: It, 6 - C -- Alw~ff ' ! ^, A ) . -- 4 -1 _. * I t -- --- -~_.,-. "a ;;~ I. / ( V &L darnage at that time be / * T k r A I - :11 " '~ :, 11i HOLD IT." -4 ____ -\F V _ ,__ ~r - 4-'g ., . . r. :,_~ . IF - -~ ~ - , ' l & He1 i"iidizOil _- Va ~-1'0 - - ,_1 / ( '. a I A-FLAT.' A-ONE, A-TwO, IA-THREE .'r— DELIGHrFUL YULETIDE t '/ A MELODY! \ J\ 4 frost this morning and ice on cars, but on ()fle morning last week the temperature had dropped to 26 degrees at &6.111 -~ _ J I OKAY, "aIN3LE 6ELLS" IN %, V - ii cr i wpl~ StOff .— .,." 4-.4 , ~p- , 4 ol pointed growing, such as eggplant and . k!~ -~ 4 ~ L~~t;,11 1b 3r BUGS IE3UXZ*4 'I 5 _10 u. well, he Sanford where the temperatures are usually two or three degrees warmer, lie added. Jasa said there was 0 " '~, j - out. Most of the Under ~ wtekend firemen reported two two Juvenile girls were in dancer was jailed in lieu of Sanford area houses were ith Tally % a grand larceny and 1-4 west of charge, Sanford firemen Sanford Mattie M £ or defective kerosene heater is Youth Charged 507 Vereen Drive, Eatonville, SuPected as the cause of a fire A 17-year-old Fern Park was accused of taking SM (iIl)t) a'e predominant crops at this time ~ As tne temperatures plunged -I" -. controlled substance was turn relinquished the ininvestigatfon of the alleged rape Monroe Terracc, Sanford to Seminole authorities J Dancer Jailed DL J.M. Patton reported night club Stephen Dwayne Tally, l8 Lake - to do much damage tolj.j I T, F I: , /J ~ ~ I- - ~ I / 1_.,~ , - __ 11 __~, i 1,,r _, I _/J By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Waiter , '. t1ils morning, Agricultural FFank 3 rw"~, - - - - 4. ; Damaged By Fires It-77, 16 - Although temperatures (lipped ba chill y 29 degrees HOUSE ON WY ROUTE 0 v 4c W7-, ,~,y t. I _7 is WAS -THE LAST I Unlikely 111 iW - `~I t, _! : A-1 -,C4~ /. ~ .,,% . i I ., 1! ; V, -~ff; IL ) NETF-!IN27 Two Sanford Homes ___ IN I I- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -11 INl9 C -~ (7' 68th Year, No. 105- Monday, December 22, 1975 ______________ nhaxamum of - DAYS TO LI DIijQT AAC '.JI ii i iuir, FOREIGN STUDENT IS WEL COM ED or unt month vacation. Dr. Luis M. Perm (right) praidest of the mitt-l".21ift CWWG 1W :Maud" Vwtwa creditable years service, 'tW4 — Seven days paid sick leave mulfiplitq by the aver.ige (-UW Sanford admires the garment worn by (t%tumhn Ba-Abu,, Liberia, rbllr Cher &ewpler, dl.wLor at 'The Company," looks on during Sunday's welcoming festivities at the Sanford Civic center for 47 each year for supervisors-and. compensation during the last vI th six five years (If that's the highest foreign graduste stude ts. The visttri from 11 countries are enjoying the thrlstmu holidays ' a bove PI tion ..... .. . . . - n - . . . --- --' �-. -- 2 A— Evening Her ald , Sa nford, Fl .- -- Monday, Dec 22, l7S !vonlng Herald, Sanford. 1:1, I Wfiere W-" ;9p iAflCj IN BRIEF PrcIdant To SIgn Bill, ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD I - Tax Increase Postponed WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford says he will sign the compromise tax bill, averting an automatic income tax Increase that would have hit American workers on New Year's Day. The bill, which exiende M Income tax cuts Into the first six mootha of 11, Is scheduled to reach Ford's desk today and lwuld st'tlNWs cvidence on Saturday that he plaiw to 1W* It 4&14. Without approaI of the (Ax bill, the 1975 temporary tax cuts wau14haveezpljMs cif Dec. 31, meaning Individual income tales wiId have jumped by as much as $6 per week for the average worker. On Saturday, Ford called the compromise measure "a good tax bill for six months." The President claimed a victory over Congress, saying the lawmakers, "after a lot of pulling and hauling ... finally agreed thst we would have in principle a tax reduction and a spending limitation...." I Men Asked To Be Set Adrli Rescued After Three Days KEY WEST (AP) — Two Florida men on disabled sailboat, missing for nearly three days afti voluntarily being set adrift by a cruise liner in a hurry I get to Miami, have been rescued, a Coast Guar spokesman said early today. The sailboat was found late Sunday about 40 miles soul of Key West, the spokesman said. Ile said Scott Wilford, 21, of St. Petersburg, owner of t .Z-foot Red Zan, and Frank McIntyre Jr. of Tarpo Springs, were apparently In good health. They were towe into Key West. The men were found 135 miles from where they ha been set adrift Friday after refusing to abando,i the] sailboat to stay aboard the luxury liner Southward. 9 AM To 5 PM REG. STORE HOURS Award whiners In SnIord-3emfe Christmas Parade (Froin left) trait raw: BM &r, Dlstrkt is Veterans of Foreign Wars; Paula Thken of Tisken Farms; Caryliloyseti, Flagship Bank of Sanford; Dot Williamson. Sanford Atlantic; Jean McQaln, McClaIn'a Kinder School; and Kiwanis. Back row: Myron Christensen, St. Luke's; Marie Cunningham, School Steven H.1it, of Radlologic Technology, Eileen Brown, Flagship U.S. Bank; Al Porzlg, Porzlg's Plumbing; and Rev. %fJjlaill ('ffmn,i. ('vntr1 Ithplict Church. One Traffic Death Reported Recovery Danger Cited WASHINGTON (A?) — Governraent spending does not ;l cn',!r t thec. r.rj from, recession may be In serious trouble without major changes In federal policy, says the staff of a congressional budget committee. The staff of the Joint Economic Committee, In a report to House and Senatq btidget panels, said Its study of Vie fiscal outle (ce the Mt EM years shows that "the federal budget is not old of control." But It said its Investigation Into the effects of federal budget reab'ktlona proposed by President Ford showed that the economy could suffer a setback and that major policy changes are needed If economic recovery is to continue. prionip"It By Li ght ing The Associated Press Only one traffic death was reported by the Florida Highway Patrol over the weekend. A patrol spokesmar said early today that he was uncertain of the reason fot the unusually low figure. "That's the least number of deaths I've known of thi year for a weekend period," the spokesman said. "I don't have any explanation, unless possibly everybody's Plan To Be Discussed By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer Schreiner, to be replaced in an ordinance limiting building Connell asked that City office on Jan. 5 by Parker coverage on properties within Planner-Engineer James Lee Anderson, who defeated him at Industrial, commercial or be Instructed to begin the work LONG WOOD Discussion of the polls earlier this month, business district zones, died for immediately, taking advantage ii contract on the Skylark II received support from three of lack of a second. of the planning expertise of lighting plan is the lone item on the four remaining members of The ordinance would also Councilman-elect Parker the agenda, along with routine the board last week for the pay have set green belt and parking Anderson. cpclrts, for the 7:30 p.m. raise retroactive to Oct. 1. lot percentages In the areas. A'- though an Altamonte neeting today of the city Council, early this year in an Earler this year, !Arrnann Springs City Commission ouncil. economy move, reduced fts pdy vetoed successfully an or- meeting is scheduled for 4:30 Council has taken the and that of Mayor James H. dinance which would have p.m. Tuesday, no [taw were on xitIon that failure of the Lormann to $150 monthly. revoked zoning granted for the agenda today. ullders In the development to Only lame duck Councilman specific prcjects If construction ay a $100 assessment per lot H.A. Scott voted against the had not begun within one year. matl Tractor, Small Price 1 or the street lighting cost raise. Scott is to be replaced in I it met i1h lieres placed office by Lawrence Goldberg. Evening JJcjJ,J gainst the property. Usual practice Is for council Wade Hergadon, a to pass an ordinance on first PubtsIed Daily and Sunday, epresentative of CAM Con- reading and then set a public except Saturday and Christmas truction, developers, has in- hearing and second reading for Day by The Snfod Herald, Inc )00 N. French Ave., Sanford, icatedan unwillingness to sign three weeks later. Fla 32771 contract permitting the liens. The second of Mayor LorCouncil may adopt on first mann's vetoes of a land CsPojiae Paid at Troctor Co. ading an ordinance raising its development ordinance stood Sanford Florida N. Oras, Itssa.m TrMI ay from $150 to $Z)C monthly, up to attack last week. Subtsiription Rates by Carrier 411 M&Wila s moved by Councilman Don Councilman Gerard ConneD's AJtii,,s$s SprIs. P34. 3111$ Wc . 5c OVIIIIØS Year 121 40 hreiner last week. motion to override the Veto of 5 driving better." The only traffic death reported to patre! headquarters occurred Saturday in Key West. - — Air Jamaica Slowdown Over • - Hood : or pack 16's, 10-oz. 474 Dec. 23.24, 197... Limit I • 134-1344 with coupon. Without VASHINGTON (A?) Although debate lingers on its legislative record, the Senate rates good grades this year n an attendance rmO, of close to 90 per cent, an 11-year " coupon 79C : • * O PAPER PLATES White 6" snack size for holiday parties, j Freighter Still Missing JJ 59 Without coupon 87C 9 - I PRINGLE'S Potato chips twin-pak. Special 104 Limit 1 Dec. W'- The Coast Guard late Saturday abandoned its search for the Imbros, which was last heard from when a crew momher radided a dlib*ess signal Thursday4 TALLAHASSEE (AP) The legislature will have to consider new revenue sources, such as local sales ta xes, in its search for ways to meet state and local constru ction needs, says Sen. Robert Gra ham, DMIamI. Graham heads aSenate Ways and Means subcommittee working on a sdy that shows state government could HRS Eliminates Vacant Jobs TALLAHASSEE (A?)— Nearly 450 jobs are being eliminated from the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. But officials hope no one will be with coupon. 6 fired. V coupo n 79C Bob Wi ll iams, direcor of ftn.nc1al management, said Ole agency hopes to avoid dismissals by eliminating vacant positions rather than filled one and reclassif ying some of the others. "We're hopeful that it won't affect any jobs," Williams said "We have a ra ther substantial vacancy rate ." 5 - CELLO TAPE • Tuck with dispenser. ONLY 5995 Limit i C 24 Dec. 23-24, 1975 wth coupon, : . he : • MAKE THE HOLIDAY CLEAN-UP EASIER DISHWASHERS Gets dishe s PLAYING CARDS • - clean - -. Reg. I - ur c w&uiiuu ring, taking Into coneratlon population, current d use, roads, drainage, open ices, schools, water and biology. SANFORD PLAZA All TAMfliTc AAA II QnlyA Diamond Store Could Give You So Many Choices i t's our business to offer you the most comprehensive selection of diamond solitaires possible. That means always having the variety, quality and price you want. 4 — - 7 ' Six ' Carat daarnond solitaire, • .- : . ' 14 karat gold. %74 Carat d iamond Sotart, 14 karat gold, "VI Kitdim.AW Food Wati vmwosm mpii i i i i i IE Without t.ouron 59,, deçt IDEAL FOR PLANTS zoning board," he said. 'The overall plan should compass the complete use of id within the geographical a, eliminating spot and strip -.', I 1 -, ,., re is a new appointment to IIFI31 :'' :k ' Poker or Pinochle. NRAV council. Anderson's wife, who managed his election campaign in her first Involvement In politics, has a bachelors degree in nursing. She and Parker met while students at the University of Florida. She is now going part. time to Florida Technological University and is seriously considering pursuing a master's degree in micro. complete Elecfric Dec. 23-24, 1975, D K a do with SO pct. less 2 need vamping that doesn't tie Itself one set of councilmen, that Energy Saver Coupon 39C a - . : 1500" long, W' wide, "And, we need enforcement must be formulated, he said, so the ordinances that are that everyone knows who is ready on the books and a responsible for putting Into mprehensive land use plan." action policies set by the esn'( change every time - 9 2324, 1975 Without TEA CARTS label, off I - will make its scheduled stop jn Canada week . "The ship Is due In at Port Cartier, Canada, Dec. 24th or 25th, we'll wait until then to speculate about what happened." a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said. need $10 billion forcorstructJon in the next five years. In addition, an estimated $1.6 billion will be needed for local school buildings, $1.6 billion for federally mandated pollution control programs, $1 billion for mass transit at the local level, and lower amounts for such items as airports • 30 "We Graham Says Revenue Needed * : with coupon. "It is difficult to have an LONG WOOD effective land use if an industry Parker (Donnie) Anderson III, at is already located improperly. years old, may not be the While what Is already there youngest' councilman-elect in cannot be changed, we can keep Seminole County, but he has to It from happening again," be the ta llest at six feet seven Anderson said, adding proper inches. land use planning is not a new A native of the area, having idea. been born at the old Florida 'My technical training lends Sanitarium and Hospital (now itself to Involvement in land use Florida hospital South), planning which Is a big part of Anderson took his first dip into the Council's Job." the city's political waters this He feels his successful year and handily won a berth on business experience will be an the city council, defeating the asset to the council position and incumbent and another op- wants to see the governing body ponent. operate with a more businessOwner-manager of a nursery like approach. in Fern Park and another in "Council should set the policy Lake Mary, Anderson says he guidelines and the city em. thought he "had something to ployes should be permitted to offer, believed he could do a make decisions basi'd on that Hter job than the people on policy," Andtr:ua said. ouncjl and wanted to we Among the project that can things done right." be readily accomplished and He is a member of the board which the people In a door-to)f directors of the state and door campaign indicated they ocal nurserymen and growers wanted to see done, Anderson 'isociation and a past president said, Is cleaning up of the city )f the local chapter. parks and solutions to the dog Anderson holds a bachelor of problem. clence degree in business "There is lot of broken glass idmlnlstration with a major in In the children's parks In the cal estate and urban land city and mounds of fire ants. A tudy and development, better park maintenance Married and the father of two program is needed. -lilidren, Kristine, 4, and P.D. "The city's contract with the V 22 months old, Parker an d ('(flinty on animal control all. is wife, Barbara, (known to parently is not working," he em friends as Babs) have their said, adding an awful lot of otne in Lake Ruth South. people are complaining about Ile is a man who knows what dogs running loose and one e believes. Anderson was one person complained about a dog the leaders of his sub- which chased his children. vision's unsuccessful fight to Anderson would also like to op the industrial rezoning of see a correct and up-to-date city roperty adjacent to the map showing the correct city velopment and he believes it limits and the zoning of all city time to update the city's territories. An adequate job ring ordinances, description of city employes MIAMI (AP) — Despite a fruitless three-day search for a Cypriot-reg istered freighter missing with 22 crewmen aboard, officials say they still hope the ship is safe and - Limit 2 Dec. 23.24,1975 IIrlInes Resumes Flights BURLINGAME, Calif. (A?) — United Airlines echanlcs have returned to work, and the nation's largest mestic air carrier said It is resuming flights today and ill be in full operation by Christmas Eve. The mechanks tatlfled a three-year contract Sunday. heir two-week strike had forced United to cancel all Its glds through Jan. 5, adding to a bleak picture for liday travelers already faced with a strike now in Its ltd month agaIit National Airlines. weeks ago. 8 on-the-rocks 9-oz, - 4112315Ø - TUMBLERS - , • ___________________________ Senate Attendance Good An Associated Press study of attendance for Senate rolla11 votes showed that 19 senators were present for all 57 worded vote, during the six weeks between the August ud October rm& I1 Senate's ciiposlte attendance record for all 100 eatora was 68.9 frt with Most absenteeism contrated vn two FrIijs and The last day before the tober recess sted &note figures show similar high tedg the sek: MIAMI (AP) — Air Jamaica resumed full operations today after obtaining a court Injunction to end a weekend slowdown by ground workers In Kingston, Jamaica, a company spokeswoman said. "They are going back because of a court Injunction," idSCglc,tourdcs agent for the a[rIjjs "And they hope to resolve the (contract) problem by the end of January so this does not happen again." The ground workers, who have been working without a contract since October, held a one-day strike several t.uU.'Ufl 'II!tUI sewer and the characteristics of the neighborhoods. Herald Stall' Writer - Millions Dodge Voting ATLANTA (A?) — Millions of Southern blacks still dodge the voting booths because of registration and election procedures which discourage their participation, a Voter Education Project study shows. "The simple PrOce4dattempthv to register the unregistered, to av apathetic to action, to urge the is-*dm* seen by many who hold power ass omterproductive, dangerons challenge to the status quo," the study said. VE?, based in Atlanta, said in the study released Saturday that official registration figures and U.S. Census data indicate a big gap still exists bctweei black and r;hite voter registrztlon in rural and urban areas of Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina. By DONNA ESTES IN BRIEF OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY WIAJ5JrDC Goals Are Clear ~Q For Councilman FLORIDA Tues. & Wed. Sale PARADE Monday, Dec. 22, 1 915-3A j [J' r'-• y Grinds e v erything from bones to stringy vegetables. Has powerful 'i HP Motor Insulated housing WRAPPING IT UP" Ps ACOLOR - - ! Pil PAPERorFOIL NALG RE EN 12 C, RI KihenAtdTrashCom •J- 110 & 128 cameras. Ma Layaway now for Chrlstznas - Zat.s Rsvotvrig Charge • Zal.s Custom Charge Without coupon I.0 I 103£. 251h St. ,Mstt•r Chago • Amircan fjtp fvsS Drers Cub • Carte B!ar.ch,, Sanford PKG. OF i1i1 II cli 77 225 • - . . . - IP . ' a ' PRICES GOOD THRU WED. . . REG, 69 FANCY BOWS — c .44 48 REG. 69' TAGS & SEALS PAK OF 25 Lefloy&Pat Taylor -Owners Ph. 32'.4194 (2 blocks E. of Sanford Ave.) '. - c REG.99 $375 SEMINOLE i1 APPLIANCE SERVICE ''' - 4 k ar at gold, lames Trash, Nelps keep your kitchen teat and clean many other exclusive features. exp. with coupon. 4 ROLL PAK I OPEN DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 10-7 (SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY) WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY' — c 'I -A. 1~,~ _ • A$ - 1 ' — it �Even hag Hendd . Did you know that In the State of Florida, a person found guilty of using a gun in the commission of a crime will automatically go to Jail for at least U-see years? you do know of this law, you're among the 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 3o-fl-251 I or 83I.993 u Monday, December 22, 1975-4A A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher "This lack of faith Is well-founded as Is evidence by the continued Increases in the crime rate," Glisson said. According to the latest figures released by the Federal bureau of Investigation, all crimes Increased by 18 per cent In 1974. Since 1969 violent criminal activity has Increased by 47 per cent. The state survey shows that 67 per cent of those Interviewed believe that Florida's guaranteed sentence law would help reduce crimes committed with a firearm 11 people knew about It. "We have an effective tool for fighting crime," Gibson said, "if we can just get the word to the criminal. The guaranteed sentencing concept is being used In several states now and I predict the federal criminal justice system In our country will eventually incorporate this concept in fighting crime. It is definitely the coming thing." So, criminals, beware, round minority. H. RICHARD LONG, Editor Seems the Law Enforcement Assiftance WIlLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor 'Program sponsored a survey recently to expose Florida's new guaranteed sentence for gun. (1 IlYtflP ItIUI dHU 1V$3 man ai per cent of those persons Interviewed were aware of the new law, Sen. Jim Gibson, who sponsored the bill In this year's legislative session, said the survey Indicates the be1l that harsher sentences will definitely deter potential criminal activity and that most ________ ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director _ ll"ine Dduv&'r): Week, 55 rents ; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Maul: In Florida same as home delivery. AU other mail: Month, $.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 MonJs, $32.40. Z;~ _______ .z~ . ___P I people feel a to gj would be the most effective measures In reducing crime, "People have lost faith In rehabilitation a means to reduce crime," Glisson said. "Less than one-hall of one per of Sidewalk Vote The Clock Is Commendable thought more or better rehabilitation would reduce the crime rate and 53 per cent feel that Judges should Issue stricter penalties, The Sanford City Commission is to be cornmended for its decisive action to "go it alone" on the sorely-needed sidewalk on SR-46A in the vicinity of Idyllwilde Elementary School. This very busy thoroughfare is used daily by a number of youngsters who attend the school and it has long been a source of concern for parents of these children. For a period of time It appeared that the project would be tied up in wrangling bctwccn tile city and th e county over just whose responsibility it is to pay for the pruject. Some city officials indicate that the property belongs paryto the county and believed that the county should share the cost. County officials, meanwhile, deny that the property is theirs. Regardless of who owns the strip of land in question, we are delighted that the city fathers decided that the safety of the children came first and voted to get on with the project at city . expense. The federal revenue sharing program dominated recent meetings of the National League of Cities and the conferenca of Democratic governors. Mayors and governors do not agree bow the revenue sharing pie should be divided amorw them, and some believe Washington siouiii even create same progl*ms to provide federal money to the states and cities, Our advice to the mayors and governors Is to stop quarreling over the size of these federal handouts and hew they re distributed and consider the possibility they eventually may be Phased out. The federal government will have dispensed $30 billion In revenue sharing funds to states, counties and cities the present program expires at the end of next year. President Ford asked Congress last MJtorwItfcr another yews, with the funding Increased to $39.8 billion, stampede in Congress to vote the extamion. The financial crisis in New York has stimulated national debate on whether It Is proper f federal j to bail out a faltering city government. Many Americans are Wiling their congressmen they think not. Wlie revenue was conceived as a means of giving states and cities to uxdertake programs U otherwi ii federal fund, in some ca are being used to meet day today operating expenses of local government, This may or ma y not make revenue sharing a the fact is that many ffichLs believe that these federal dollars are helping cities avoid the kind of fiscal responslbWty that finally Is being forced on New York. It would be irresponsible to Phase out revenue sharing overnight and President Ford's prq*ul should be adopted. However, with all the pressure to keep a ceiling on the federal budget, governors and mayors are miring a mistake if they take the future of the revenue sharing $rvgrtm beyond that for granted. 'Fair Trade Ends It wR3 a derelict of the Depresdm that stuck wound, ruslng to go away, like an old hobo. Manufacturers and merchants prnoted "lair trade" laws during the dark Depres4an days, taking refuge in government protecUon1 to escape the harsh deacipline of free market cmqfttim. They besought the government for permission to fix minimum retail prices and prosecute merchants who sold for less. Pennission was given by the federal government fr this restraint of trade. Many states then passed "fair trade" laws. t'ow, under pressure of double-digit Inflation and rising consumer Indignation., Congress has finally passed a bill repeating the "fair trade" antitrust exemption. President Ford smçperted the bill and undoubtedly will sign It Into law. Then the state will have to repeal their "fair trade" laws, Some merchants thought Uley could not survive price-fixing protection. They will, although they may have to sharpen up their pnciag pencils, or provide more convenient and effieJ service to their customers in order to meet cunpeUtic*. So lung, "fair trado", you will not bernjct'J ., Paulucci is also veryInterested In the killed, - LONDON ECONOMIST RAY Auditors "". . , Bill Currie :*. 1 0 . .nr. . : CROMLEY U.S. - ,,. I'Jeeds 1.4 . Sub ject ____ ______ ' Of A w u d it orx me New York-based public accounting Ilm Arthur Young and Company has Just published the results of a curious audit: an examination of a rival accounting firm the biggest of them all, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, which ha more than 1,400 partners In 50 countries. who ordered the audit? Peat, Marwick itself, which paid over $500,000 for It. Earlier the firm had backed out of an audit arranged by the American Institute nf Certified Public Accountants because the Institute wanted to keep the results secret, Peat, Marwick wanted public exoneration of Its auditing practices, which had come under sustained and detailed attack from the Securities and Exchange Canmlsslon. .I".i . , :i.-~;-4` . .. .. ______ - _____ Oro . " ,. L4' ' . :, . I 1A Stiffer ..i'; ___ WASHINGTON Underlying our problems ., .. % it with the Soviet Union is a lack oi confidence in :4 _______ ' what we are and what we believe. We do not have i...,1 that self respect necessary In dealing with a 6. strong and determined adversary. :, ; . 1' '( We have, therefore, over the past few yearsI t.'.. .,: e. attempted to bribe the Soviet Union to end Its : aggressio and its military buildup. • .: But bribery does not work, even In a good cause. The Russians take the bribes and come !2ck!crrnor. This is why detente Is falling. No one, least of all Leonid Brezhnev, has ie respect for men who show little respect for their __ own beliefs. ,;~~(// ; ,g 7-rItem,— We ha ve repeatedly that 00, detente rests on a change In Russian actions, r that we will not go along with continued Soviet The SEC had sued Peat, Marwick as auditors The spirit of Detente aggression In countries around the world. In that of four financially troubled companies where full context, we have Issued strong warnings on disclosure was an Issue: Penn Central (now Angola, where the Russians have openly moved bankrupt), National Student Marketing, Talley DON In on a civil war. No sooner had Moscow Ignored industries and Republic National Life In. our warnings, than we leaked word of surance. An SEC suit was pending regarding SALT 41. another now-bankrupt client, Stirling Homex. concessions, though we'd said we could go no further. In several of these audits, Peat, Marwick was Item — We averted our eyes when the Ex per enc e criticized for accepting statements from Russians, using technical evasions known to management without independent verification. ... -. .. every shyster lawyer, evaded the spirit and Implicit in SEC's complaint was the belief that As everyone who has *tum.ied It knows, the people whose knwiedge and abilities, however meaning of the SALT, acççd, whh holding to a the firm had grown too fast and that his . School of Hard Knocks has a pretty tough they have been g1ned, are judged to twisted lnteriretatlon ó the litter. The adbe equal dards had suffered as a result. Growth is a curriculum, ininlstratlan not only ac(ted these violations, a college-sponsored education. problem that Peat, Marwick shares with many but defended the Soviet actions, though thej More and more educators and college other large accounting firms, sisne d which now niliütrators are beginning to realize that These external degrees have been won by directly contradicted published U.S. unthousands of servicemen for a combination of destandings at the time the treaty was signed, find themselves with a shortage of senior part- perience Is, In a 0 deed,be a good teacher that what military courses, regular college classes and clear signal to ners to perform necessary -yjon teaches ches may worthy of and Brezhnev we do not have the academic competency tests, and by citizens of nearly moral recognition for people in a ll walks of life who, for courage to stand on what we believe. every state. But Peat, Marwick may also have over. any number of reasons Item — In Vietnam we made a deal with , have not continued their reached Itself in taking on the audits of National formal educations beyond high school and may Another source of nontraditional education Moscow concerning restraint In the supplying of Student Marketing and Republic National aster not h,ve the time or money to spend four years that Is gaining recognition is in the courses and war materials. The Russians broke their word, disagreementsWweei companymanagemenU on a campus or even longer in night 3chotg. program conducted by Indw6y, labor unions, watched us back out under a face.eaving ploy. and the predecessor auditing flrms In both This year, more than 100,000 people will be and government, as well as such cultural Item Though we have time and again eases, the SEC charged, Peat, Marwick taking a variety of tests that may help them pin organizations as museums. Taken together, they reaffirmed our alliance wfth Taiwan, the men In neglected to Inform Itself of the details of the up to two years of college credit without provide a formidable array c( courses which, ever Kremlin km)w Secretary of State Henry disagreements. setting foot in a classroom, says the Carnegie according to one estimate, Involve million Kissinger has In effect promised the Chinese that of New York In a report on 41 Americans. Many of the courses are comparable one of these davs we will turn Taiwan over tothe Like Peat, Marwick, many American ac-Corporation tratht(o education" to college-level studies. the Peking Government, wash our hands of counting firms arc Increasingly finding themAt 50 colleges in New York, for example, selves the defendants in litigation from A new program, the "Cooperative Item — The U.S.S.R. has seen us formally disgruntled stockholders In client firms. Vie hundreds of state troopers are seeking college Assessment of Experiential Learning," (CAEL), questtr of how far the accountant's liability academy. credit for Uw' r classes at the state's Police is a joint effort of the Educational Testing agree to recognize as alolute the Russian extends is yet to be resolved. But Arthur Young Servlve In Princeton, N.J., in 160 InstitutIons conquiest of Eastern Europe, gaining in return only a promise of certain Individual freedcsns, a has now patted its competitor on the back. "Slow us what yu've done in the course of around the country. One woman who needed a promise the Soviet Union promptly Ignot'ed, your life," advertises one large eastern degree to edvL'e In the civil service had iuter 12,000 hours of work by 150 accountants, university, "and if It's solid, we'll give you publicly In the person ci Andrei D. years of experience as a bookkeeper that 10 shemost Sakharov, the great lncliIjiig 50 partners, Arthur Young COflClUded academic credit" Russia physicist, not thought gave her knowledge equivalent to what that it was "favorably Impressed with the extent allowing him even a trip to Oslo to receive the students learn in several accounting courses. • Since the mid-1960s, Level of corr.xnitment to the conduct of (Peat, Mar- Examination Program setthe up College by the College Nobel Peace Prize. Through a CAEL Institution, she received As not above, our answer to these Russian wick's) practice in accordance with professional Entrance Examination Board has .onducted a academic credit for her work experience. standards." Violations — u Angola, In SALT, In the case of national system of examinations in a variety of Says CAEL director Warren Willingham: Sakarov, has been to cave In, to promise further There were a few quibbles, several Iwtancessubject areas te uate what people have concessions In SALT and to offer more technical "m eval aren't 19-year -olds. They have whee Arthur Young's accountants did not agree leltTned through Independent study. donea variety of things In their lives. In the secrets. with Peat, Marwick decisions and 5one places In the name of heaven where do we stand? process of work, travel or voluntary ex. All kin& of where the written evidence of the audit was less It perlences, they have learned much that has real Is not necessary to be belligerent, To be complete than could have been wished; but Oki presidents, housewives have been motivated academic merits. firm Mid to stand on what we b&ieve does not toearncollegedegreesbecaue they ve been the whole the report was respectful of require we call the Marines or move &L-craft abietocutayarorrom the ventii professional comnpetnice of the rival firm. "Whattheykflowmaynotfj neatly Into carriers. This maJtnot, In any e t, • two-year or four-year program. categories like biology or ntroductory the Russians An Interesting Innovation who but will nonhave sccr us regularly back The Regents External Degree Program of the paychology, but they often deserve credit fcr It down In the en. accintnt be to blic it' University of New York awards degrees to just the same." '.'. . .... .. •_____ el, d . ..'. 1,~ a .. 1+ , ______ ,. "I ... . _____ . . : .. 111111111111111[A"o1115111111:11111,0 " i -1 _____ I I .. dr u q .: --!;Wl M. Stevens ____- Gertrude Tate, Altamonte Bernice E. Redman, DeBar> Arnold Dodd, Deltona BettyM. Terrill, Deltona i.'. .f • • 1'A.k'J ADMISSIONS 1 rKODACOLO I 126 or 110 SIZE 12 exposures - Sanford: John D. Cause) Negotiations Under Way John T. Fitzgerald Fara J. Frazier Alice M. Jackson Canadian Paperworkers Union and four Quebec newsprint producers since Uie union went on strike OcL 10 Wilbourne Hall. Casselberry El.sie Bressin, DeBary A union spokesman would not say whe ther progress has William Lane, Fern Park Grandeas SJoblom lake Mar' TO BE WITH OUR VE IFAMILIES. UI$(uv YKI ale."? TO L,,T OuAlITI(p -- VIVA PAPER PAPE1 DECEMBER 21, 1975 DAY SHOULDN7WEBEF,LLING YOURS? SALE ENDS TUESDAY, DEC. fl John C. Waltrich, Deltona Iwan Wasllewsky, Deltona and Buenos Aires airport "once again answer to their natural comma nders." 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Highs mainly in the 5Os extreme north and 60s etseuhere except loi 70s south portion by Friday. Lows m os tly in the 30, north and 40, and 50, south except 603 In the Keys. Sanford lions Clith, noon, Holiday Inn, Adcis s..,btra-::s and dides. insurucno"s warranty include.j Battery ard adae' EACH I EXTENDED FORECAST Sanford. CALCULATOR jn,j I Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida and Light, , - y . ASSORTED NOVUS 828 PERSONAL KODAK TELEINSTAMATIC /1 / I I B Becoming partly cloud d> Tuesday. Continued cold. Highs In the uppersOs to near to. [.OWS In the low to mid 30s except near 30 in protected agricultural areas. Winds northwest to north 15 to 20 mph, decreasing at night. IF I * ___________ Yesterday's high' $5, today's °',' 29. I / : Plastic' mP t,cks • Plast*C Army . Sanford Rocary ')ub, noon, Civic Center. - ~~I STOCKING S " p' Live Nativity scene, Nativity Church Lake Mary, 8-10 p.m., through Dec. 27. Extra performance 11 p.m. to midnight Christmas Eve. LIMIT 2 I- - __ __~ wro= - ___ '~ CALF3NDAR OAKLEY i LIMIT i Scott Steven,on, Lake Mary Ella Robinson, Winter Park .--. HOLIDAY MIX C' ' 01 'ii .c..,.. SL electric C.)OkInQ oneware. for the best in flavor. nut rition or.d economy, 8 REG. '" BOB'S CHRISTMAS ' . IQ / .' . 8 ,.' - , 25 RIBBON -. C Box of 12 'ndrvidt.a' -,. wrapped REG Candy canes Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center, FLOfOAl TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 Overeaters Anonymons, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. - 1 AflBIVEAWE SUNS4E H STATE,., Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday inn, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 J Safety is a family affair, New Year's Eve Charity Ball sponsored by Maitland Kiwanis Club, Ireknd's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. German American Society New Year's Eve party and dance, 8p.m., clubhouse at 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. - JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD Nolan, all of Sanford. Mary Funeral services were held at Byron 0. Chiesa, Longwood 10:30 a.m. today at llrisson Carol J. Mills, Orange City Funeralhiome with Rev. Randy ____________________________ - ' ', CALL 834-8776 , No spokesmen for the rebels could be reached for confirmation. A brief air force communique said th at as of 2:15 a.m. th e rebels holdin g Moron air base, 20 miles west of here, -. McLaulin, Christopher Shaffer. Lake - Elizabeth days. - '. • ,, '.4 W. brother, William Ii Nolan: sister, Mrs. Corlyan Colbert; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Geneva Juanita Fortier Helen L. Lee Charles A. Phillips Thomas nounced early today that rightist air officers had ended their revolt against President Isabel Peron after four ' Carolyn ".'- I Ask Kathleen I)urland, Enter. prise Sanford: Betty H. Clark Evalinc if. Dcuvi'. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — The air force an- Posture ,. I - Ended Revolt ----- DISCIIARC,aS the OPEC headquarters was taken away In an ambulance. Argentine L George Lindsay. fliRart' 1 Sadie E. Hallahan, Deltona Edna N. hardy, Deltoria Mr. & Mrs. Giles (Carol) Tubb, a girl. Sanford AL&IU.tth, Algeria (AP) — Pro-Palestinian terrorists ended their occupation of the Vienna headquarters of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries today and flew to Algiers with 10 oil minis ters and 31 ot her hostages on a pla ne supplied by the Austrian goverAment, The Austrian AIrlint DC') landed at the Algiers airpert at 1l:3 am. The terrorists and their hostages started leaving the pla ne 10 minutes after it landed . One of the terrorists who was wo unded in the atta ck on ''.' '-.. I)eHary BIRTHS Terrorists End Occupation ° '~- II .- The airliner said more than 100 persons were aboard the Boeing 707, and some of them were reported Injured, Police said th e plane crashed in flames, Police sources said the flight was No. 842. f( .1 there's no possibility of parole - S hay officiating, assisted Rev. Saturday morning. She was Sanford: grandmathers, Mrs. Robert C. Boynton. Burial was born in Orlando. Iona E. Glenn. Lakeland and Mrs. Eunice Jean Winn , 19, of in Evergreen Cemetery. In addition to her parents, she Mrs. Bonnie M. Davis, ?! Idgewc'1 .Jdu*UIU, is survived by a brotner, Lewis Louisville, Ky. MISS IIONNIF.JOIINSON (lied Saturday morning. Born in A. Johnson, Orlando; grand. Gramkow Funeral Home in Miss flonjile Marie Johnson, Sanford, she was a member of father. Lewis W. Johnson, charge of arrangements. 'the Elder Springs Baptist two-month-old daughter of Mr. Church and attended schools in and Mrs. Russell Johnson of 306 Seminole County and Seminole E. South St., Orlando died (' (illIfIHInjit' -.... -''"C CnIli.,,, - 1III- 111L II 1 1 •]iII Survivors include her husband, Terry Winn; daughter. Jennifer Anne; George C. Hearn Anna M. Greenleaf John 0. O'Neal Sr. Leroy Tucker Gertrude A. Frampton, Josephine M. Ilolgers.on Dalse'1 M. Longwell Vera N. MeFayden Ernest Mitchell John 0. O'Neal Sr. Frida W. Werner, DeBary Louise I. Dietz Deltona Joseph Recce Sr., Deltona Jean K. Ross, Deltona DOris Shorn'o, Mayor, Ga. MILAN, IU_.t__. Italy tAP) — A Trans World Airlines Jetliner UlI d uugnm rrom an Francisco and New York crashed as It was landing in thick fog today at Milan's Malpensa aliPort, but TWA said first reports Indicated no one was MRS. EUNICE WLNN Fred L. DiidIe' Dale P. Crumpton Raymond H. Eden Reports Say Nobody Killed — Sanford Wayne 0. Brooks Jan iceCowley Sanford: Airliner Crashes In Italy, It's guaranteed that you'll speixi that much time if found guilty, 'cause ADMISSIONS Monday, D.c. 22, D75-5A AREA DEATHS DISCIIARGFs Wayne Branton redevelopment of Downtown Sanford and has oflered his services in helping the Downtown Development Council. and MRLD DECEMBER 20, 1r,5 IN BRIEF the Paulucci Family Foundation. Paulucci Enterprises Is the organization managing Paulucci family Investments and Interests, and has been a prominent contributor and participant In regional economic development. tack - I ____________________ —s - Revenue Sharing an additional three years on your sentence I Many of ur readers will be interested to know that Laurence E. Vershel, veteran newsman who at one time worked for The Herald, has been appointed to the newly crv'ated position of assistant to the Chairman for Civic Affairs at Paulucd Enterprises, Duluth, Minn. Chairman Jeno F. Paulucci, who has business interests and a home In Sanford, made the annoUncement. Vershel will also serve as exective secretary of Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOSPITAL NOTES during that time. GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION Ound. 1- O.pavimøt 04 A VINYL PLASTIC COVER WITH 21 ONE DOLLAR SILLS FADOED INSIDE OR OTHER DENOMINATIONS AND AMO',J 64T5 LISTED BELOW THE MONEY SOCK ITSELF IS NO CHARGE. A Gift to be Admiral Backscratches Defense Firm 0 ' In .. t, , I, W WASHINGTON — Forn confidential Pen-. the U.S. Navy to contact LulejIan In their behalf. nfmm(, sre. It Wer advice that tht St.itc Lgon fi, e ha learned that Vice Admiral Tht The letter omitted the in keepinj aboulcitrack "startofa time calendar tinsignificant fact that Department long ago dispensed to diplomats, mediately," Malcolm W. Cagle last year tried to wangle a LulejLan had already moved to hire Cagle. officials and businessmen traveling abroad, by the multl-mUhlon.doflar contract for a firm that had Thereafter, not only the admiral but his deputy, "sounds of birds or trsffic Outside; rise and fall In the pre-attack phase, counsels the of temperatiwe (It just offered him a lucrative job. Capt. James Hooper, Joined the Lulejian firm. docwren'., kidnapings by is usually warmer in t he day terrorists can often In any climate); rhythm Afterward, the admiral quit the navy to join of meals (likel y To Its credit, the navy blocked Cagle's be thwarted simply by to be being perceptive. "The the the firm, Lulejian and Associates, which he had scilfine and put the Iranian contract up for same same the ujs nke) or hhit patterns of car Li encountered indifferent parts of thetried to enrich. cynçeuti'.e bidding. Iran subueuenUy can- city the guards (uually more active diIng the couples are observed Loitering day)." The multhnijlian4)llar finagling aUempt celled the whole deal, purposefully for long perk-4s near the house or occurred last year In Iran. The Pentagon was While under Interrogation,gat" the manual, Footnote: We tried to reach caglef office; protracted repairs are made on a ear the victim should "take a belping1animprove itsnavy.Aspan of before Press. He He simple, tenable which presumably broke down outside one's positlanand tj, to effort, Cagle was dispatched to Iran to study Its us even alter the navy contacted him and gave home." naval problems. Iui'n our telephone number. Both Captain Hooper polite" and "never lose your temper," it is test, HS wound UP the study by advising Iranian and the Lailejian firm len1ed any WOifl. Prominent Americans "traveling ro.d 100, for him to "give short answers" and "not officials to hire single VS. training The Navy, meanwhile, is reviewing Cagle's where terrorism is a danger" should "avoid argue MarA't theory," going out alone ," should "call '.axii,ld Upon release, a hostage management firm to upgrade its navy. In a actions In the Iranian contract caper. " should sh ild avoid an letter ea-etully. marL'd "personal and conIminedLi KIDNAP ADVICE: The Senate Internal-am "1ree-sw1p.gig press conference," fidential," he stated: travel agency," should avoid "street instead, he should Security Subcommittee, which usually confines wait until he has been "There are many managem!nt companies in Itself to keeping track of subversives, has and disturbama" aimoujij "se alert" debriefed and has caught up on the news, Then, llt the U.S. who have experience, cspabthty and published a hush-wsh briefing book forsUWWers has reiqxe with the family, he can "do wtv will t,,oti' and quc'.lh'y to unde'ch "rine credit to t! Mny and to himMll" Arnerican" wki could icom But U all precautions fail and a kkbtaping an effort in your behalf. But I heliove that you kidnap victims. Despite It- OptLTJst tone, document ti briefing msmial advises, the victim carries this omIno note: "'flthe Well.epwed must specify a company e rienced and Copies have b.en 1iecJ to footloose cxurs, "can help himself several ways." Among dedicated to naval bainli management." Senators and Congressmen, with the dark ad- thingo, other for example, he should "hesitate to offervictim date. hai' his affair, In order and his will up to His letter then set forth quaflfkmtions that notilticm that It He has dLscu be "kept confidentiaL" ng in a with his wife tho Just happened to fit LulejLaii and Associates POlitY The document, crytLcally entitled "Hostage The manual elsa recommends that he "$X$ no what she sW"M do If estiy, Imprd, the Iranian officials askr'l Deferse Measures," anpears to be a ri'idiffraim i-"irnt" r *PA~ And that is why I Ieep retorting to the President's Performance as quiet leadership' Right. Air. P/es... ?" 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I -• 114503 SANFORD PLAZA ONLY I oil 14.,88 Reg. 5.99. Sale 4.79. JCPenne y junior touch-size football. Split grain leather with stripes. I / I Reserved PROCTOR SILEX I appliances Now Official size Savile 1.20 PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY i rices for a uASt Limit Rights BEST WISHES FORA HAPPY HOLIDAY AND A WONDERFUL NEW YEAR PM p le'ma'ted t"ime, Apt Uu OPEN Christmas Eve A at .. 40~ J small OFF/C/AL Spalding 'Dribbler basketball 'til 9p.m. IÜflTOUS urand \ in Sav I \ OPEN tonight and tomorrow Coming soon: Holl*day Courtmates TIL 11 -~3 h Happy TC)NIGHT T__ SINGER APPROVED DEALER ALL DIAMOND SOLITAIRES SALE PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS I A New 25-50°/ rc IS1!ME WATCH'FOR ITI A FEW MODELS LEFT. SOME AT COST. SAVE 534 Diamonds Watches Jewelry, reasure U FIRE SALE L 13, G n1in.0'hc-1;a5irrmr 'THOW TIME Monday,D.c. 2, 97S-7A Rig $71. Men's 3sulter Merry Chrlm t s N I N mas from • Polyurethan Assoried :Fall es r ' u Rev. ;74.Mcn's 2-sIter WantaBankAmerlcQrd a r SEMJNOLC PROPERTY MANAGEMENT / eOINLALJNDDV BANKAMERICARD AND DRY CLEAKWO 322,0367 IN THECORNER OF THE PUZA Come see us I 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plcza Pennny's. Open 0Pon tonight 111 11 p.m. for your shopping 13 100 - - -' . -r. r i• ' V11T •w, ifl 117 7777777i 1~1 7 \t 'T7MkFzq --:- - a �' . - -_t - -- - --------- - - ___ - - __________________________________________ ___________ LII - - - L - T ______ __________________________________________________________ _ - - _____________________ _ No Emotion To night _ :-'. __________ -;__ __________________________ _________________________ _ _____ ___ _____________________ ________________________________________ ____ I _____________ __________________________________ _________________ ________________________ __________________ _______________ ______ _____ _____ ______ ________ ______________ 1I_U!I1.III!:IIb_II ____________ _____________ _____ _____ _____ ______ __________________ _____ _____________ _____________________ "The last game Is going to come," McKay said calmly ____ ______ ._, --- He'll send his junior tailback tense, Bcllaz-d said, but he Isn't sensa'ion, lUcky Bell, a 6-foot-Z the Trojans' oy threat, '- nation in rushing, up against standing line." Bellard said yougetfiredandgetjtoryoure thcA&\1dCfensl%'eu3dwhich "You've got to defense a lot o emotion Is long gone." linebackrrs Ed Simoninj and Bell," McKay acted almost' as II he Garth Ten Napel and corr'erThe Aggies have their own rn hadn't come to the 17th annual back Pat Thomas. jury list, he pointed out. - -. --- -. - 'L. . . . - -.::: _____________________________________ '. - -- - . - - - _, . -. Feaur A.1.... vvy S- __________________________________________________________ - __j-' i ________ - - .- -- ' ' 1 - . .. - -- - Has Key Connors The best-of-five North American Zone - - •- '-I- -- - I Cuo MECO CITY (AP) - The United Sta s four games of a poesible elimination from the W78 DavIs Cuptennis tournament thayasJhnmyCq1 off with Mexican star RaW Ramlrez In their climactic -. -- ________ -. ____________ Davis For U S S I,' coach of the National Football some Aggie defense, which has Aggies through a 30-minute League expansion club at Tam- limited its foes to 80 yards light workout Sunday. Bell will pa. rushing per game. be a problem for the Aggie do______________________ _________________ _________________ IF'J BRIEF - I _.______= 6, 6-2, , ,6-1 1uinph over Mar first mah. - - -- ra singles mahes }'1day, then began fr ige bt darkuforcdahaItinplaywhUMjesfl.J*U 6-3,6-3 and Connors leadIng 3-2 the fourth - '' J ORINDO (AF) - For the tN 3 tinder McKay. .' shape. but he ha.sn't been iut- Orlando Kennel Club, hIcti opens for another winter of c1ng il1 include fresnaii George Mter iday night'. opener, matinee. will be held Saturday r in a row, In the Tangerine Bowl foothaU gae. Md for . bowl should be a reward for That means Bell's under- Bean and Jim llartnian at half.. .f!1ng job," he said at study, sophomore Rod Conr.ers, back. But the Mid-Am's contract with the Tangerine Bowl pired Saturday with MIami's 20-7 wIn o"ier South __________________________________________________ Armed with an expanded 52,(mO.eeat stadium, bowl officials have hinted they will be see1t tu.s future which can draw more spectators and a tekvlsjon _____________________________ Johnson Charlie , ___________________________________________ NEW YORK lAl First of all ... well, that's £5T who developed Kansas City's the Baltimore Colts. "offense of the '70s" as the Of all the teams in the AmerCnison1coachthroughtheir In Conference East. the least tir 15 ears, will be named likely to finish iirst this year head coach of the National was Baltimore. Alter all, a Football League's New Orleas team that finished the previous Saints this week, The Associ- season tied for the National ated Press has learned. Football League's worst record According to a source close to at 2-12 would have to go through Stram and his former team, the a lot of lengthy rebuilding. announcement of the ap. Rebuilding, yes. l.engt:iy, no. 1X)Ifltmeflt is expected to be The Colts hammered them. Lions Tourney Set tJni Deck the halls with boughs of That's the story for Lake Brantley, Oviedo and SeminoI' this week as the three high school basketball teams compete in holiday tournaments, Lake Brantley jumps right Into the holiday spirit tonight in a tournament at Orange Park, where Cathesvjile and Jacksonville Wolfson will also be corn- Iedo hs a two4ay tourney Friday and Saturday with Seminole meeting Eustis at 7 in Friday's opener with iedo facing Lakeland Santa Fe at 8:30. Winn meet Saturday night icr the champlonship. Elsewhere, Lake howell and Trinity ep will be YEAR TEY Y8FW RECf7/c5 Wi/N 72 . ) '' _______ _____ .. .d. LYPtL - : Ttt _____ :'- fl/7'C//fLL1t . co'- - rf ie 1 f"J ci 0. deny the report, 1 . C11/ - . - pedtheirclnderella turnaround beating New England 34-21 I In New Orleans, John Me- on Sunday. The Colts came from behind COIl), president of the Saints, three times to beat the stubborn oWd not admit newsznen to his In State Preps - l . - names are on top 6. Ft. Lauderdale Cardinal good on an denied the re- Later Mecom 11-yard toucxiown , . last week's 9. Fernandina Beach 6-2 told hank two Mun.sey's weeks ago that 30-yard ,'co ,v,q,c'p lff on' ____ .- - #9X _______________ ________________ m' e -. , ,; - ,:' , 'jf .- - . worski's (,U Saturday's Reiutts to an tnsur- yard field goal in the third Bear. 42, SaInts J7 five-rd Chicago at Houston New York at Milwaukee flew Orleans at Golden State Kansas City at Los Angeles Seattle it Portland National FtbalI League National Cenferonc. Eastern DIvision W.. L. .T. PcI. PP PA x-&t.L. 1) 3 0 .754 6 276 - $ 6 0 Sn 323 276 S 9 0 .331 7)6 I 0 .254 Nw York Central DIvIsIon x-MInn. 17 7 0 .557 377 150 San i.nton Indiana over with last week's leader, Class Ali "Right now, I have a very ing Diego 47-17 to clinch the AFC any decision." ____ dropping to sixth after losing 2. DuimeLlon 7-I he fourth was going, playoff the opening quarter 17 11 The rankings and won-loss ______________ midway in this 8. Hawthorne 5.3 MAli 2 St. Petersburg Northeast 8- _______ _____ ______ _______ lie 6-2 season after Philadelphia upset A.rican Contence Eastern DivIsion L. .1. . x-Balt. 10 1 0 7)1 393 20 Miami 10 I 0 .714 33 222 Buff. S 4 0 .571 130 353 New York na Virginia ci San AntonIo 101, St. Louis ) Denver 172, Indiana 117 Tsday's Games SI Louis at Kentucky Toesday's ouae, New York at K*ntucky Winnipeg at Edmonton SEVENTH 1. Aldana-Javi (5), 1710. 10.00, 5(0; 7. Echano-Yza (3) 5.10, 3 60; 3. Negul Li'niz (2), 4.50; Q (3 5) 547.50; P (5-3) 5119.70 EIGHTH 1. Saia-Mugueua (2), 12.70.4.00, 3.30; 2. ManoloAgulrre (11,5.50.1.79: 3. Alava-Mencha i, 1976, to East 10.00 feet to a poInt on a curve (a) consider a rejest for special concave Easterly with a radius of exception on the following derib.d 50.00 feel, and a central angle of 140 property: deg 31' 44", thence from a tangent That certain real property bearing of South 19 deg 45' 15" West described as: BeginnIng ..t un Southerly along the arc of laid East of Southwest corner ci the CUe Ii0.0 left to the poir of HOu BIRMINGHAM, Ala,(AP)... gla were named to (1w team. Tig'r basketball and OrIean5 lost its last seven 13, Houston whipped Cleveland yarder and 10. Pensacola Liberal .rt.s 6-1 ran two yards for a finished at 2-12, tied with San Orleans 42-17 and the New York The panel was sponsored of Georgia Tech erickson - by were selected along with Ala- ning Quarterback Club, backer spots on CoIIoge IndIana at San Antonio 7-1 U. Daytona Beach Mainland ('athotic and Zc)h)Ttülls. (lass 1t ______ football as a t.aeJP, ,Jac) Yowigt!ccd cf and Baltimore 31, New Scott, who played only two aafl 'oach before he took over as Denver 14-13, Minnesota man- yards for a second-quarter feId genera! of the Dallas Tex- led Buffalo .5-13 and IAJS :age- °own which cparkl St. Luis past Deti'ojt, Cards, Auburn, Y tLi1v Wth i 6. Greenville 1.1 7. MiamI Deerborne 4-2 8. Greensboro 3-I 3. (k-ala Vanguard s-n I I,t ,, Mii- , England eho'n All __ ern-d' Napoleon. (hitching a Anderson ri.it-Its ',-. ifi' 'fl ico _ _______________ L ____________ __________________ Calf NSA thence south 73 feet to point of 00 dec 11' 43" East 354.29 feet BeginnIng, poInt of begInning, containing to the STORE, and that I Intend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the p.m. or Elorra (2) S $0, 100 3. Arecha Alpi as soon thereafter as Road at Eaiterly end of Derbyshire (7) 9.60; Q (21) $41.00; P (47) possble, at which lime interested ROad. East of Indian Hill Sub. $100.50. parties for and against tte reqt dIvis'on. TWELFTH 1. Alava Muguerza stated above will be heard. Said 2. GERALD H. BROWN, R.1A Jal-Alal - ORLANDO.5IMINOLE MATINEE NEIUL'rS N SECOND DIvisIon 106 city 1. Ica.Elorza (2) 9.30. 3 Echano Alberdl (3) 3.10; 0 (2.?) - 1. Barre Alberdi; 2. least 15 days prior to the aforesaid 10 30 4 21 59 i 331 4 10 101 75 •1I 2053.40; (37 with all 7) 112.50. THIRD - .LarrlArana(7)7200 lcaOkoi; 3. Negui-Beitia; 6. Larii- 20 9 1 41 I1 91 360, 3. EchanoLeni: (2) 1.00: EIor:a, SECOND detroit 3 "uc?4Oflfl3,raj,(or Western Conference _____ ___________________ _________________ ___________ CUSTOM ELECTRIC ____________________ NOW OFFERS SALES __ ON ALL NAME BRANDS Section 17-2149, Seminole County, posted In the area to be considered at least 13 days prior to the date of of DATED: Iiecemb,r 17, 1975 City of Lake 1. Ech.ano Lenli, Eiorza; 7 AIdana.S.anthe, S LerriCity Clerk Beitia. GARY E. MASSEY, ESQL'lRE THIRD 1. Echano OkOki, 2. 6)6 E. Semoran Blvd. AIda Lenit; 3. Ogulza Arena; 1. AItam, Sorings, Florida - I POWER MIKES C POWER ftOOSTERS To HEAT Like On. West Lake (Forest City). I FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TOOC OFFICE DISTRICT, 07(12.3. E' Sanlando Springs Tract No. 1. c• Curdlng to the plat thereof recorded Call For Our Low EltdI-IC , - - I ACCESSORIES - ---.- a - HEATING WALLLMhN Pu1c. .. .. -. .'-..L CIJSIOM SI - 3224341 1007 S. Sanford Further described as SOuth of Powell Street and East of ,nr'Ujuru,.*,_. JJ-i.iji ___________________ PresIview. This pui hearing will be held in - I *Y I:.'--'T (3i. 10.300; 3. Sata-Juan (I) 3.00; 0 Sundays Rew 150. 3 60; 3. Oguiza-J.vI Buffalo 11, WashIngton 2 (12)31.50; P (7.1) 131.70. Philadelphia I. St. LOuts 3 SEVENTH 1. Dorilngn Via (3) Atlanta 3. Boston 1 S0. 440. 300; 2. Atdana.Lenit (1) New York flongers 2. Mm- S 6-0.1 40, 2 Larnl-Javi (5)1 50; i4a 0 I' - ____ ______ Hall, and published in the general circulation In the City of Northeast corner TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST $tatut, To Wit: Section US.0( Florida Statutes 1q57. 5: Ellis C. Osborn Publish: Dec. 15, 22, 29, 1976. Jan. 5, tOtirnCUfltilfinalacfiØis takenby DISTRICT TO RI MULTIPLE DEI.iM the said Board of Adjustment, FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT, ______________________ - 12 19 3 31 Miuwsesola 5, Mencha (7) 160, 110; 3 Cefaya Echave (5) 6.40; Q(1 7) 537.00; P (4 ' Ntw York II 70 .33% Central Division Atlanta 15)2 .536 Cleveland 1511 ; Houston Ii 1) 500 )t eshing$on 13 13 .500 I"i __________________ ____________ __________ ____________ - ____ 7.40,3 60; 2. Chucho (1) 500. 3.70; 3. 103. Merrimack Fermin (4)3.10; Q (1-6) 53610; P (6. 1)0 17 10. 6 20. 410; 7 Arecha Benqoa (I) 4.20. 4.40; 3. A1ave.Ai-ar, Saturdays Results 3,40: 0 (1-1) 45.00; P (4.)) 149.70 DO New York Islanders 7, St. (7-1) 331.50. Pro Basketball passed for ihree touchdown pass to L)rew :)eaj)L1go( Pearson and Toni Frlt.sch's V. ___________________ OEU 41 Range 30 East, run East 720 feet fo feet and a central angle of 70 deg 31' gg In busineSs at 2593 Sanford West right-ofway of railroad. u". thence run Southerly along the Ave. Sanford. Seminole County, 73 77 )$ 1.40,3. Lain-Lent: (2) 3.00; Q (37) 1713 2 36 Buffalo - 10. North Florida ChristIan 4. Neruis DetroIt Washn. FrancIsco 7 Jnexican In Haiph "Simg" Jui'u.L.tn, Florida 1962. Morris was seletled to called him "the mn.t complete Jim I'tullIps of Auburn AllEC teams in 1952 and 1953 football player I have seen," fl 30 L.AIeln Chicago , Pew Celeans 17' Oakland 2$, Kansas City 70 the learn was moved to Kansas down with the Super Bowl titic a running back Jerry Latin. CIty, where Strarn became ii year ago. idelinc fixture. strutting along Bengals 47, Chargers 17 t'o**bo)l 31, Jets 21 ±.- ________________ ____________ _____ n Smythe DIvision ChiCIQO 12 10 11 is W L PcI. GB ('lass three-a . (ucoa Beach ___________ RADIOS & cordance with the provisIons of the Fictitious Name States. To Wfl: 5ecfion MQ9 Florida Statutes 1957. S: David Malcolm UcCaIlum Publish: Dec. 15, 72, 79, 1975, Jan. • S 00; 2. Litre (3) 5.70 6.40; 3. Ce(aya (7) 370; Q (3$) $33$ P (5)) W L. T P15 OP GA 22 4 7 Si 115 54 Pailphla Green Bay 22, Atlanta 13 44u. - - Fairfield 91. Seton Hall 73 Ont. 69 Sacred Heart Dallas 31, New York Jets 21 league In 1968 In pass inter- the team. .... 5. Dehand of - 10 1 0 711 793 226 Miami 11, Denver 13 Los Angelej 10, Pittsburgh UI Larry' Morris -- & INSTALLATION Central DIvision 12 2 0 551 373 142 Saturdays Results Conference's -I - - the Board of Adjustment Øf the City beginnIng. Thence run West 13000 name ci ARBOR SERVICES, and of Lake Mary, Florida, that said feet thence North 00 deg ii 43" that I intend to register said name Board will hold e public hearing at West 4*5.00 feat; thence East 130.00 with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, S. Diego . 2 17 (1 .143 lit * clinchid division title Washington Curtis with a 52-yard ID bomb, tin! Southeastern 60, 7.70; 3. Arect'a Zarre (6) 3.60; 0 (7$) t770 P (25) 1)940; OD (7.2) 173.90. FiFTH I. FerminAguii,re (4), 13,40, 9.10, 1.00; 2. Oi?bao-Bengoa SIXTH 1. Domingo Javi (4), 10 00, $ 06. 3 60; 2. Oguiza Echave ), 4.70. 360; 3 Negui Okoki (1), * los Angeles its victory and ,, not arrive. Cincinnati 1), Quebec 7 Mesota Winnipeg I Sin Diego 3, Høu$to 1 Toronto 4. Edmonton 7 Mirwiesota at Denver Phoenix at CincInnati Quebec at San Diego ____ _____________ ________________ itten defensis. Saturday's Results Indiana 1)7, Kentucky 109 San Antonio 132, Denver 131 John Mcl)aniel recovered two team, apart in of 12 7 0 $37 312 13.5 5 9 0 357 255 4 10 0 .254 210 759 .. In Sunday's other crucial the Raiders, champions of the ______ F 1 10 0 .254 191 * L.A. S Fr AtI. run for a - Western Division tin dropping from lug to third Catholic and Jacksenvi lie l3ish- (3) 6-50. 340: 3. Aldana Arana (7) Houston i, Phoenix 3 Big 0 (1-7 with 3$) 1.01340 Cleveland 5, Indianapolis 3 THIRD-i. Larri-Beitia (7) 1010. CIncinnati 4, New England 2 5.40. 7 00; 2 Arecha.Oki (5) 600, Qucb.c I, Calgary 7 1.60; 3 Eddy.Yia (St 1.20; 0 (5-7) Sunday's Reseth 34.20; P (75) 155.10 PhoenIx at Indianapolis, postFOURTH 1. Alava-AlberdI (2) ABA W L PcI. GB 20 17 S .547 7 Wash PlY Guts Phila. Oilers 21, Browns 10 falo's O.J. Simpson got two to Dan Pastorinl's 76-yard make It Zl on the season, thattouchdown bomb to Ken Bur- tening Gale Sayers' NFL rough and two-yard scoring record. bursts by Don hlardeman ar1 p.. - touchdown the B.engals ______________ Boston at Buffalo ChIc. 11 games following SCOREBOARD _____ _____ ) period and sparked them past Minnesota over the Bills. Foreman's four scores gave Atlanta, Irs,,e . penetrate." _______________ Ik1JJ Perry Smith vaulted the Pack- - Legal Notice - Fran Tarkenton threw his 290th and 291st career touchPacker. 22, Falcons 13 passes to Eric Torkelson's 15-yard do Unitas' NFL record arid Chuck - 'Ilbo - Three new tie the set 4-4 and win 6-4. _________ sicjns. _____ -: - U.S. Olympic weed skating team. ____ ____ _____ ___ _____ ___ _____ ____ . - _____ ' uplcoftirnes;mdbeyondtft have nothing to say." ( yard interception return for fell out a touchdown and linebacker the pla)'otfs for the first time Frank LeMaster's 8yand )'CS. tug run with another thelt CW- _____ _______ quarterback of this remarkable saying only: for the ________ U'i - - been a television football corn- them the East Division title and mentator for CBS this year. On a berth In the playoffs. Sunday he was working in San It a goOd fecling to know Francisco at the 4rs' flame - e Raider. ZL Chiefs 28 quarter following a pass intet Pete Banaszak ran for t($JCh- ference call against San Frandowns of 1, 3 and 5 yarIs and cisco cornerback Nat Allen George Blanda raised his gave the Giants their victory. reer acoring total to 2,002 points as the Raiders whipped Kansas Dolphins 14, Broncos 13 City. Earl Morrall came off the bench to lead two second-half Eagles 28, RedIns 3 touchdown drives that carried Legal Notice NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARiNG IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida. Additional Inif any, fm.f ion avaabie from the Civil °"i E. Polk, whose names and addresses appe.r City Clerk Sheriff ieiiSf's Department. _________ _________________ and file the original DEU.102 thereof with the Seminole Publish: Dec. 72. 1975 County, Florid., will at Clerk of this Ccurt either before DEU.1 11:00 AM. on the 6th day of ________ _______________ service on PetItioner's aorneys or January SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAj AD. 1976, offer for sale immed&atel1thereaft7r.c,therkf%ea and sell to the FICTITIOUSP4AJAE OPCOUNTYCOMMISSIONE*S highest bidder, for dc-fault will be entered against YOU Notice is hereby given that we are N•t$cs if Public Hearttt cash, subject to any and all existing for the relief demanded engag Iii the in business at Seminole The Board of County Corn- Petition lelns,attheFront(wejt)D.ofthe Plaza Shopping Center, Seminole missioners of Seminole County, WITNESS MY HAND and tP seal Seminole County Courthouse in County, Florida under the fictitIous Florida, wIll hold a public hHrtng to of this Court on the 12th day of Sanford, Florida, the above name of DAISY FLOWER SHOP, consider the following items: described Personal property. December A. . 1975. and tt.at we intend to register said A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR (SEAL) That said sale Is being made to name with the Clerk of the Circuit CHANGE OF ZONING satisfy the terms of said Wrtt of Arthur H. Bckwith, Jr. accordance with the provisions of 1. HI.LO CORPORATION, INC.. E. Polk, By: Elains RiChard. the FIctitious Name Statutes, To A.) AGRICULTURE TO R)AA SherIff Deputy Clerk Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Seminose County. Florida Robert U. Morris 1q57. DISTRICT, PZ(i3.3-73).29, From the Publish: Dec. *3,73, 29. 1975, Jan. 5, Hutchison & Morris E. Gary Cosmar E comerof th, SE ¼ ci SectIon 916 Jae E. Coimar Township 2) South. Range 30 East, 730 North Pa Avenue OEU-42 Sanford, Florida 37171 1976 00 deg ii' 43" West along the East DEU-107 tine of said SE ¼ of Section 70, a DEU a dIStanc, of 156.00 feet to a point on _______________________________ __________________________ CITY OF the North risht.of-way line of FICTITIOUS NAME LAKE MARY,FLORIDA Derbyshire Road, ?henc, run West Notice Is hereby given that I am while leading 40.0, but the Coach Tim Grgurich said the day after he was fired by ry. Then, with rooe Coach Td (.luefs' owner Lamar Hunt, and Marchibroda at the helm, they Stram is to receive a rntdtiyear proceeded to hammer apart Contract worth at least $100,000 everything in sight, reeling off a year. nine strght victories to clImax game against EVIIL4 . _____________________________________________________ scout for the tesm. Mmnneota against the Vikings, cATFGo/?,v,9.4,d qryfCowqA koRe ot? 'IP/'WøS r9 Oc#/114..4 He4YYYYRiM',Vfij'rn' _____ _____ _ Evening Herald, Snford, pt. Monday, Dec. 22, 1i7S- A ____ Notice O the City of Sanfond, -. [)e tcuchdn as Dallas, the NFC three more covering 13, 5 and 20 wildard club, prepared for its yar as (Thicago routed the ro to Melbourne Central Catholic and Trinity at Mount Dora. Lyman doesn'f*turn to action until Jan. tIn a home Retires ______________________________________ - Hank ___ _ AND LOCUST AVENUE AND JOHNNIE FRAZIER, H'lbind described livestock, to wit: WrIt ci Exution was deli,,ered to little too conservative. I felt II BETWEEN SECOND STREET me as Sheriff of Seminole County, One Sorrel gelding with white AND THIRD STREET EXTENDED EULA JACKSON last week. verslonoftheDaviCap,began wehadconhand,bu(n they blaze and one hind stocking EAST, RESERVING THE USE OF FRAZiER,wif, TINUIE Florida, and I have levied ion the began playing hard, real hard." One Sorrell mare with white blaze SAID ALLEY UPITO THE CITY OF But the fourth-seeded Amen One Appaloosa m,re by Tony Caro, said property being cans jwnperi Into a 3-1 lead In NOTICE OF ACTION Zacti Perkins, who led tt 8? 1100 AM on the 24th day of SANFORD, FLORIDA, FO located In Seminole County, Florida, TO:Eul Jackson Tinnie UTILITY PURPOSES. December A 0. 1975 8? the following more Particularly described as rrzIcr " COP! shall be avaIlable at the 7$ decision. Collins, Georgia 3O1 Thompson had 19 poInts for the Agricultural and Rd Dpartment sons desiring to examine the same: No. In the second set, the favored You are hereby notified that a PA.MG9R347533,Wagon ID No. SerI 34(933, All parties In interest and citIzens on Highway 17-92, South of Sanford, ninoles I 6-2). proceeding for dissolution Seminole County, Florida, purSuant shall have an oprtunlIy be in color mans had : chance to break After South Florida's deftm- Judge Wallace Hall c, the 17th day By nrder of the CIty CommIssion and you are required to serve a copy Sanf MIAMI - Veteran Denver Broncos quanterba& Coa rh 9 I --- - - Newmin 0. Brock, Esquire, of Such. All pirtiej In interest and cltit lege activIty. 14 point lead with seven outscored Tech Its-2 late rn the shall have an oprtunity tobe Broct.M.assiy5Waid,,, Suite 102, DATfDthillIttdayolDec,mber. Other games found South minutes remaining. But FSU irst half for a 43I halftime heard at saia hearing. I6 East Semoran Boulevard, AD. W/S. Altamoe Springs, Florida 3270), By order of the City Commiss Eard Gordon Lundbla Florida taMng consolation 16-2) closed the gap to four lead and coasted, with Bzy Pe'itiors attorney, on or bfore points and of the City of Sanford, Florida. Executor of the O'Connell addIng 14 January 13th, 1,76. and file the H.N. Tamm. Jr. Estate of "We had enough to keep our yiedCourteitheratores,ic.on Jacksonville was tied 55at Publish: , poise and continue to win the the end of regulation play with DEU-1o1 Petitioner's attorney or im. Law Offices of mediately thereafter; otherwise a FREEMAN I, WOOLFOLK basketball game and that's the West Texas State, but U .S. VV ins Judgment may be ent.red against P.O. Box 70 (1007 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING yo for the relief demanded In the - Highway 436) itors scored the final eight TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Petition Altamonfe Springs, Floridi 32101 a ifl best 20 mInutes we've had all 21 poInts and Felton Young 16 Notice is heret,y given that a December, )fl5 1976 and our dvft'nso was very for JacLonvjlle Public Ht.,rng will t h&1 81 tt f5 P) DEU 65 Commiulon Room in theCity Hall in Artr H. Eeckwith, Jr. A victory by Wal Redondo the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE consider the adoption of an or. DtPV?y Clerk many's veteran team of Peter en up more than 70 points, but by virtue of that certain Writ of dinince by the City of Sanford, PubliW Dec.5, 15, 27. fl, 1975 Legal Notice ExecutIon Itsudout of and under Elter and Klaus Eberhaj- t has we haven't been playing Florl-____________________________ ____________________ Florida, title of which is as follows: DEU 29 the seal of the County Court of given the United States the dii State every time." ORDINANCE NO. 1224 SemInole County, Florida, upen a ClCUIT COU GF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY IN THE NOTICEOFSA(E SunlneCuptcnnjstlt]eforthe OF FLORIDA, FLOR IDA EIGHTEENTH final judgment rendered in the SANFORD, Leon Douglas, who led Ala- To Whom It May Concern: fourth straiglu year. aforesaid court on the 72nd day of You are hereby notified that I will CLOSING, VACATING AND JUDICIAL' CIRCUIT SEMINOLE September,A.D. )73, in that Certain Californians Redondo and bama wIth 19 poInts, said, "We offer for sale and sell at public ABANDONING THAT CERTAIN COUNTY. FLORIDA. case entitled, Finnce-vs. America Brash had not played together wereplaying to keep the lead at auction to the highcst and best EAST-WEST ALLEY LYING CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-23flCA4I-O Corporation, Plaintiff, Tony jans' bowl appearance out. practice tno weeks ago, Is still in the Texas game, w(ll return side the Rose Bowl. Southern far from Full.speed, McKay to duty at quarterback tonight -- - - TO CONSIDER THE ADOP (FTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. orAPdoRDIuANcEByTHE EIGHTEENTH JUBICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CM CUlT IN AND FOR SMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR OF SANFORD, FLO,IDA. NotIcs is herlby ivin that • COUNTY. FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Hraring will be held at tn, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7 S347-CAO4-C PROBATE NO. 7t.l$3-CP CommIonRo,n,h.Cj,YI,,fl In re: The Mart.. ii In re: Estate ol 1 I thi CIty of Sanford, Florida, af 7: WILLIM THOMAS MORRIS. LeROY KELMAN COATES. o'clock P.M. on January U. lfli,to HUsbind. ceased By The Associated Press victory over Pittsburgh Eddie Davis lid &y.ith Llrw.; Consider th. *LP. IM*L T!! dinance by the City ci Sanford, BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS, "We withstood a great run, " Stetson downing Tennessee NOTICE ISMEREBY GIVEN that -3) 'h 21 Wife. Florida, title of which is as me undersigned will on the 13th day fo1Is. said relieved Alabama Coach Tech &-74 and Jacksonville cluding 10 quick points to bteak NOTICE OP ACTION of Jinujry, ptTsqflt ID hi ORDINANCE NO. 1321 C.M. Newton after his eighth- losing its fourth game in five the game open after Pittsburgh AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TO: BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS Circuit Court JUd9• in and for Address Unknown riiked basketball team sur. tries, 69-59, to West Texas State had cut the margin to three SANFORD, FLORIDA, ADOPTING Siminol, County. Florida. Probate Last KflownAddr, Division. his f.naI raturn, account A COMPREHENSIVE ived a orida State nily for a in overtime, points with 13 minutes to ay. DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE 2517 Nod Trail and voucherL as Execor of the 76-72 vtctcry. " Cassilbarry, Florida 37707 times a year, but it's I)oug Aplin added 18 poInts fç DEVELOPMENT OF PROPERTY Estate ci LeRoy Keiman Coates. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED kceased,andatiaidlime.thenand IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, The Seminoles' near-miss in not always quite this hectic," South FLORIDA. hat an action for ditiolution of thers. make application to said Dave Stowers scored 4 the finals of the Big sun baa. said Newton, whose Alabama A copy shall be available . th marriage has been filed against you Judge for a final sefllement of his ketboll tournament highlighted team is now 7-0. IlLs club led by points to lead Stetson (5 ) to its office of the City Clerk for all are required t serve a copy dminlstranon of said c-stale, and ______ _____________ - _____ - Run For Sun Short, i4t I a a rr1ia a I ts IS (J _______ __ _____ - - --- - -- For McKay Vs. A&M _________ _ ______ __________________________ MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP - an afternoon news conference. ________ _________________ ___________________ ______ iH be g"tting a lot of game ________ Coach John McKay said he's "We dhtn't (10 an outstanding time, McKay said. ________ ___________________ ______________________________ ______ not getting emotional about Job." F:rv c"--' i&, U. LlI 1I1' tontghts lJber fowl I.aIIIC Plagued by late-season in• coach, hnd little sympathy for which pits his Southern Calilor- juries to key personnel, the McKay's Trojans and their innia Trojans against Texas Trojans bring a 7-4 record up jury list. _________ A&M, even though the game against the Aggies' 10-1 mark. _______ _________ '1 can's bring myself to be ____________ will be McKay's last as a co!But MeKa made it clear he sorry For Southern California," - - - ___ ____ _____ ____________ __ __ __ ___________ ___ .--- = _________________________ - --; 7 II 20, 560, 410; 7. DomingoLa,'r.a n"u. January20, 1974, at 7:00 P.M.. or as Echave; 7. Manolo Bengoa; OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY will b considered. Persons • I. Bilbao-Javi. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. PCarIngatthepubIich,aningI FIFTH 1. Erdoia Aguirre; 2 Pfollce is hereby given that a heard orally. Hearings may be Sala Cchave; 3, Ccla Mguel; Public Hearing will be held at thi rofltlfluadf(Omlimelotimeasfound Sanli-Mentha; 3. Fermin Bengoa: 6. Conim,sslon Room lnth3 City flail in hPCiS5ary. Further details available ManoloLernea, 7. Maruri Ramon: the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 by callIng 32)4330, Ext. 307, SIXTH I. Barre-Eloi-za; contiiter the adoption of en or Commissioners Alava Bengoi; 3. DomIngo Perez; FIorIdi, title of which Isas tcttou,- : By: MIke Hattawsy. 4 Ar-ch Zarre; 7. ftiIbio Sanchez; ORDINANCE NO. ins ChaIrman $ fleg Javi AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Attest: SIVIiNTH 1. Ucza Len;:; 2. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Arthur H. Be(kwith, Jr Echano-BeitIa; 2. Ica-Pere:; 1. A.MENDING ORDINANCE "10. ion Publish- Dec 72, 1975 Negui Via; 3 Domingo JavI; 6 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE DEU-103 Aldana Arana; 7. Larri Okol; I. BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Eddy-Alberdi. NOTICE UNDER rICTITIOuS THE CITY OF SANFORD, EIGHTH -1. Sala-AItu; 2. Alava. NAME STATUTE FLORIDA, SAID A.MENDMEhT - ' ______ ____ IciM - DetroIt 1) 11 .140 ,iitwaukee ii 13 433 K C 10 I? 310 7 ChIcago 1 70 39 PacIfic ')Ivislon G.State 31 6 .771 Phoenix 14 11 6 1$ 13 .su L.A SettIe IS 15 300 1-', TesYioamee - ________ MIAMI lAP) - ['cc the first Anieric,n ('onfc-rc'nt.e East tith t' did, we can hold ow time heads his injured kit knee and Miami the goal line and had a six-year and Cmcznnat,'s 47-17 conquest high," pair f cixiching regime, the Miami of Sum Diego behInd 10-0. for the wild-card 39-yard field goals by Turncr. The Dolphins compiled a 10-4 Dolphins are Spectators rather playoff Sf101. It was typical of my nine record Morrall threw a 10-yard pass pIte 1lr regulars than participa in the Nat;an. with this team," said Dick to Howard Twilley "Our comeback will make it a Nick Buoniconti, and handed ;J Football League playoffs. in off to Denver running back Floyd Norm llulakh for a oneHtt, with what Shula de- littic easier to live in the off- Mtderson and Bob heinz _____ 'njur'-ridiulj 1975 club iidt _______ postseacon Iireup by nipping "This team could have jured Dec. 1 tttPfl)1t 0th Results New York 96, Chicago Atlanta 17.3, Houston lOS Bos'on iii, PhiladelphIa 7 Washington 9$, Detroit 16 Saturday's I , BobGric's was lost Nov. 23 and preserved the victory by block- way. that we could. ______ k oMatjn9es - 1:45 p,m. (Wed-Sat) • New Orleans 103. Pt' ?4L50d CIOVCI*nd 92. Los Anelet 1) Q 0( 30(30. "lNTN -1. Ce(aya (6) 310. 470; 7 Aguirr (1) 5 60. 720; 3 York Erckua (2) 120. 2 136) 4)20; p ' 3) 9510. TENTH -1. Muguenza (1) 13.00, 6 6.. 4 60. 2 Larrea (6) 10.00,3.60; e4aya(S)3.3o;Q(.4)4440. .137.70 DO (4.1) 61.50 The rffart was wiped out Sun. went. It didn't,Mte hanging In ___________ __________ ____________ r .r England f ls on Dec 11) ke year, Ceiaya-Mencha; S. Santl-Aguirre; , Notice is hereby gIven that the PORTION OF THAT PROPERTY Fermin Ramon; 7. Marurl Larrea; THIRD undersigned, pursuant to the LYING BETWEEN 5. ManoloAxpl. STREET AND FOURTH STREET "FIctitious Name Statute," Chapter NINTH I Juan, 2. Erdoli; 3- AND BETWEEN CYPRESS 54509,Fioridastatutnwiliregister Agvirre. 4:Altu; S. Bilbao; 6. Zarre; AVENUF AND PINE AVE:JUE TO with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, in , N. Eng Clhcl V IuttOn West Divl*i 19 12 (è * UI 11* 3. Mugueria; 4. Ramon, 5. Santl; 6. 9$ H.ndfi 1)79,307; A-. 7,107 He was sent in with a on atfrr l see a. re1t'al of Denver (6.8L RESERVATIONS 83 i-.i O , - Tesky's Damn One Under 18 NO -'----- ____________ - - -.-- --- = - s -.. - -__ -.=-.---=- ___ ------ -- #3 sCheied twsdari Dams-s SATURDAY NIGHT - - - -- ' - -- - -- - - - - - 21 $0; P (17) 5760 -- , - - I -- ;' - p- _____________________ S cooIing Races 6:30p.m. ___________ ______ - A copy shall be avallabig at the kitlø of this Notice, the f Ic- ELUVE!ITH 1. Domingo sonsdeliringtoezaminethe same Bengoi; 2. Cacho Zarre 3. Alawa All perfl's In Interest arwj citi,,n LANDSCAPE 1 NURSERY on which the undersigned it engaged in Perez; Attamonte SprIngs 4. Oguiza-Aipi; 7. ManoIo- heard at said hearing. TWELFTH - 1. CeIaya-A'ufrre; r4 t'te City of Ssnfcru, . SalaApi, S. Fermln-AItu; 6. () Man'unl.Mugveiza; 1. Chucho. sti ee, CIty Publislv otu _______ -- -- • Free • Open To Public ____ __________________ With Parents ________________________ _________________ Florida. __________________ _____ 17 1 47 140 137. 7.40, 540, 4.40; 2. Eddy-011okI 'i Calgary )5 13 7 37 Iii 113 0 (Il) _________________________ ______________________________________ games - - .. - -- 14 1 25 95 1)7 Ou*bi. this ean lost the ba ----'. _____ - l 6 30 Ili New OrI.eos 120, PhoenIx 107 Denver who pulled the Dolphins touchdown on Riley - - 5.50. 5.10; 2. Alava. WHA W L T P?sOF GA Muguer:a (3) 5.50, 3.60; 3. CacheJuan (2) 450; Q (3-4) 5740, P (1 3) East Division 110 70. 16 16 3 23 9) T%LPTH - 1. ChuchoEcptave 1516 I 31 In (5) 9.50, 1150, 6.; 2, Sala Menche ___________ ___________ ' ' $7 CIubh -pirit. When we find out how to the final play of Los Angeles at Torent. Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at flew angers Philadelphia at Atlanta Los Angeles at Boston St. Louis at Chlcege Buffalo at Kansas City -i' ,1 ------------------- - - clerk - , d buSiness enlerprisa is th u.' Rogit H. Coppedge PubliSh: Dec S. 15, 22. 79, it's 0EV 31 Jf4'<u,).t,()p1t.)O Pf'fI. CLJ, Ner* sf Orloiuid. • Jis oN *4*y U I 531. RESERVATIONS 831.1000 5lO.a.O..W1I ____________ ___________________ ____________ _____ ,,4 _________________ _______________ �T _ ___ 50M oom 111-= — -- - - i11111111111111111111111 I -.------. - _______________ ___________ -- -- --W-- - -12ra --- --- -- - - -- ______________________________ W 11 III - __ CU - .i!i N - P1 -_ IIIIIM JI _ _____ . 19A—Evening Htrs $6. Sanford, F I.Monday, Doc. 22.17$ — I • C 0 o ___________ 1 0 re ______ c;`--i I a VME N I JCPenney y I8ramTowers Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RE tiv T !4 BYABIGAILVM4BLJREN BY. Our tall, :'j ii ci:: 11. I . .. C . c L na-r, 1P.nrnnr.P11 - in i i . Men's leisure suit — i iv c - I J - rt I . .-. I . .. "t 14 ri'l ,, - 1 11 r, . .11 * . 4 a 1' / a ____ i~ I " - .'.j.-- , Ijl / j - f r Special 'A ~, I I \1 1W X N Now . ,I . I ri• I H,! ! L I k 1. I Coordin3ted Exciting Patterns In Forida colors . . _j : home to a perfectly prepared dir'ner. Its OW heat enhances the flavor of food and keeps me nutrtnts in Stoneware with a qiass lid 3:.quartcapacity. / ,' i I:--_ - Assortment Dress Shi rts k wit ---- - ~~~ 'i C 11all .\ Long Sleeve : - - ,. . - . I.." Cand y io Dusty Tones. jar-cover "%," Salad Bowl Sn" Snack PLte - ____ --- f Sizes 14'/2 to 17 - -:~ . Your choice 7fl 20 Now Jackets 6 Pc. 10.88 - -- ProMax by Gillette 4.88 . — A. --?. 24 Pc. Beverage Set - -- Pro-line 10 only Footlockers IN I I, t- likel - -(i (A. 1%. . inforinati011 Y OU Ilt!C(I Wilson 1200 Golf Set 1110%. 4e66 - 3 ' --. ........... - .-------. --,---/--.- T~r 1-. MOR — Ui - 1-1 - ~--e .. -- -' - — - S J-. •____., — _ - - 4.tn -- i- - ___Ii. . - - -. -+ - * I . . - --.-~--f i 1 -_ - 130kvq - - OPEN 22.9739 . - ._ j r Tryit i 4T(_REOF_PA_SJ-IIOi\ • - Z - ,. iiI JrJ TAI - - A LAST BIG WEEK $76 3 piece !: N - ;t - Holida y Car Rental Fashions Man y Solid Colors * BUTTE t. ------- ---------------------- • * '. -- - - - - - - - .. ,. -- -; -. --- 75O' " ~ t- .,Qq Day '4 I '28 DRESSES 14'w .. . -. .- - -*-. - . - -. -. - --*I_-- -- -. - - -- I • l_y_ L' -- - S36 SKIRT SETS 1988 - =14--A -00*14--R-44KV F"--~ j'~,0. r j ~ .It I '471-- . $40 LOt!G DRESSES ~9d88 5 1W - -mi m* —MN~ -,* JULIAN - _______ - • _ -. L" -----------..I- -- . Carole Curtis - - FUNKY HUNDREDS OF I New Years % 'A ir I . I Hillbilly it Jack . I 88 and "" Prosser Ford -- --------- 11 I I . — Lesle 00 ' -- Car Rental 11011111111111111111011111111 - ZAYRE PLAZA W.P.— 4-$9l6 Wona L. - - —.. OPEN MON to FRI 10-9 FRN PARK * --. .-- . 1 __ ' —= -' • --• ----• 'J - -- - . - -=.:= _ JJ. '—. - _• _,-. - -. . - -, . - --'-- ----=-, _____________________________ - .- Z ~ ____ SAT. 10-4 -. -RA . .. —==--,. - _i -- KOLLECTION RENT THRU THE HOLIDAYS SANFORD I Al I --- % . -~ - °°' - I'd j Jonathan -- styung • — 14 --- - rO?S 14 ---- - ---~ - . - --~ SOLO 11111111111111111 ' .. KNIT A-- , -- -1 ent A Car --: 'i 88 2 —11 -16~j f-4 ;11 11 by 1000 PANTSUITS ED CURL WIGS1 SeminolePlaza 14wy.17.92&436 Frwest City - -'- ,1-1~i-r— Holiday PANTSUITS PANTSUITS si i --~ F~~ 1 - - I ---: ., - -- - Y~ - Z20 -i_`!,~-A.---, =---- i JACK PROSSER FORD SPECIAL ws--; r ( 1110~ A088 -1~2~Zoa-,f WM6 U C3 -- __• - TT- &*iM& ..Lk--;ki :- EM _ a Pleasant a t .. ____ L_ f r, 0 $ lmspnaaft -% On Hwy. 17-92 at 27th " adding mayonnaise and minced ,. and (-ustottiers a tvu Merry Christriins! Longwood East ., -. . Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry ` I ... $149 FRUIT STOLLEN Now, for two anda half years calls me and drops in ( ~-, ~ Alta monte Spr i ngs . F , - . FAIRWAY I eelats i 6 ChARGE ii at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30 5:30 p.m. ____ fill= jealousy. Take a can of tuna fish or left brushing them with a mixture over chiciwn and make a salad. of melted butter, paprika, Spoon garlic and onion powder and placing (hem under the broiler rominaine, lettuc-~ leave& Roll up and secure with a toothpick. till brown. This makes a tasty finger -11* ,r Casselberry-WInter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs 0,9. -- COOKIES . .. $366 Nua r . .. A . 1 .A .:.,. P,a - r I Holiday Glass Set thereEwas— whanother woman! He stopped by our ,~ 6*88 - _ friends took me to dinner, wid ust Right For You! .. j I I Holiday Styling : of I . 6*66 - .I , I Men's Leisure Print Shirts 's s4 d - . =-- --,- 24.88 - he wants, I don't think lahoiiid OFFER — l for the I-IDLIDA'3 CHRISTMAS = to 12 only 7.88 - * , i ~'~~ - ___________________________________ 111111111 Now ~ Abby, if that a the kind of sex LAUNDROMAr arrange attractively on a under the broiler until cheese platter. Add wedges of cheese bubbles. and maybe a simple dressing. Your blender can be par. Whnfriends drop in , se rve ticularl)usefulthlStlmeo!the flock shrimp Is plentiful and the above and add a glass of inexivrisive t time of the your favorite wine and some your own (lips. It takes a little Year. (if you don't like the bread sticks and you have the imagination . 3/5 _00 4,44 10 only 9099 _- _-_--_ - 'r-Z-t--4 - makings ola oartv . Rather than bu)ing ex Afaofterneatbalj recipe pen$lve cocktail (r1tnkfurters, can be turned into a part) dish by simply making the meat. rTR ml ti ntu one inch sizes, adding t) f, .". , busy to contact me. I. knew he service in A) Holiday 1688 orig. 12.14 Skatabourds a . Knit Shirts orig. d night before. I didn't question him, but he tried to make me . , 11 , -- 8,,88 60 anly i _______________ - Set Presto 6.99 - --- . Corning Ware Electric Hot Dogger 0 - $ Boy's 19.99 20only --------.- - - op B - So only - Sizes 8 16 10 only Now -1 - 1 -* i--________________________________ _-111111111111111111 - only Forty Piece Glassware Set 2884 . 12 ______________________________ orig only 14.99 -- 10 * 0 - _________________________ Ifflid Men's Leather Look Jackets 72~ - - When I absolutely refusK called, saying he'd be over that ly ,7f 4 CPO - 11~ your favorite fresh fruit and oregano and a drop of oil. Place .. al - . U PH. 3224712 - Cook Low Cost Holl*da . `-., -~ ---;1 -- Men's Plaid I I &I* Ov- I /1J .4 homemakers must combine and easy to prepare. For a tasty ofl a cou ' ple of slices of tomato, what they vnnt to make, with dessert try cutting up pieces of grated or sliced cheese, %.'. , STORE r(fl2FRESHLY BAKED do this sort of thing all the hat they can afford to make A cu them >ourself. Put a tooth pineapple, ol i ves, a piece of chore of preparing shrimp, difficult task indeed, pick in each, add a cocktail cheese or pimento, sticking a One approach to the problem sauce You have an inexpensive too th pick through the mixture maybe your children would consider It fun ) Boil the The hoilda sate u n us and to e one or two of appetizer. Pieces of chunk colorful a nd garnish. ctni on a platter with a cleaned shrimp in water coomct homemakers ir buss S rexpensive dishes : lddstthe color and taining onion or garlic powder king l their fa vorite with couple of low avor. sa lt low cost sub rolls can trad itiona delicies. lezuntk English muffinc can be made beThoseed into savory garlic Serve on a bed of lettuce witli a : This year, mire UuLn ever, Fruit is low cost, low caloried into tiny pizzas by the addition seafood sauce. -- ---- -- DEPARTMENT datednIghtJyfors1xmonj• lie ? ; . BNAM.YJ1O(YflI P0 cut a, ____ - i at _______________ _______ . ______ . : _______________________ Candy Jar/Cover -.W--* I'J& kvjx-t~q R ---A --- / 5999 . : .~- ------ . --- VX-.. ------ - 2,.,:~. .- 11- a - -----.I ------ Wood 90061166a 0 meoutlwnsoflcloudnlnetWe bemarrledtohlmSowhat NQ--X1%W-Wr. 17 Psziy-goers Include (from kit) Laura Pirefl, Belle Williams, Ruby Andrews, L61a MeManus, Gracellaun, Martha Falk and IeFarley (Herald Photos by Torn Vincent) = . 2 iio~ *-~ ;47 7 1," - - --. I .. ~u is 11 at \ --J11- wurjç r 0 . Past*ls and 11 I I T.411"-" -=---. ---, I %lr- %r .- i11hh--TV1- j1 I 'IA11 11111 I I , 4*99 - 111 ~ V - - - --,.. - .-V~:, 1~ - ; —- . a, * .I I ~ a as I I Bowls, 5 R 111 1k i a 19 a " (:., g I -11-- - f . • v- . . - , ;1 t 43"- --' %-am' Name Merchandise 3 E FIRST ST He told me that other couples his 97% -- - - -, -0 -1 - - , " -1 ...",---- 'h'- eraLn . "J"'. -A - Campus .. ' F Short Sleeve , - __ I a 994 - ,7. '-_--~ 0 * 00 -.---- ,. lk- , - I 11z- . -- . -.~ - I " lu *~ ( A -- 4 .: Levi We Clothe The Entire Family You tell him to get lost until you , ago imethim When he'asked . _ - Men's Ultressa is tht . .-- -ii__'-l• — !. r 'I , , - Sport Shirts 3for - L- - i. _ W 1. - . : I , i ed for 12 years. Men and women tell me I am very attractive I'vc had several love affairs, but I was looking for Wix ________ - r i -z fE Men's Knit and Woven _w-I : OT Early American Prescut Glass Closeout - - ____ _____ . r_— -- . e Brand And Other := - . only t•_-- - . - 500 - r Playtex 9 home to have sex wit% us. 'ust -Asking It's ith ---- r .X - -T Included (from kit) Mr and Mrs George Kelter,ehalrmen, A - CROCK It a .1 . . ' T, " I I Jacobson's For The Aolature Woman think of a 35-year-old married DEAR ABBY: i a woman (no kids and says she doem't want aily) who wasn,t pily married woman until my WP011 : - J ________ yj accept It or qWt seeing hhn- DEAR JUST 7~- _______ ______ t ~. . V -- - k" . The Rivall~, Crock PotR cooks slowly. so you -----_ I I ____ - Reg. 18.99 - 4 ' - - -" 16 ,- d. . . -,~-- I - Dmm ecOrstim ft for Bra mTe rs Clirtstmus I d I, • I sport shirt in assorted solids and prints All 100 pct. polyester. Sizes 36to4ó. . ,7~ -il (;IFT . Jane Colby Sportswear Fas h ions • Queen We love this boy, but as his VAYACONDIOS ito torn and DEAR Ak IThere must be something e way you You owe tell him friends nnd relalf% sincri-ity. And your behavior planatlon, so don't feel suer he "f i nds" you conlj*-m, o gat to offer any. Stnce his suspicions that he's got the Your son's Iffestyle bewfldtts upper hand. lie won't believe lfvr" * 0%vaniiiiiiiiiii 0- " "' rd from s .. I -- 1 " I,'! - ~Ojr 4 =~ ------ -1 . . J - . . 1~i 0"1% --4.~ --, - ** - - " 9 - IL 0- .1 w . . - 0~1 : . I . NO.Z- I 1-"- - I N f - I ! r - ~ •..I but what the dickens do you say still love him, but I don,t want iS and reIaUves? We Is terms. What is the .. : FLORIDA xievommussm 11111111111111111 / t,4 1 1 husband-wife relationship that I've moved twice, but he finds Is both bewildering and me, and it starts over. He says disturbing to us. he MUST see me / -~ ---~; 'X-.! -1=-. - E. SECOND ST. ' skk.Heneedihp:nthecouch 1 with v' s' t us, and they want us to because he wants me. I keep / ___- -,: ~ - - ---'- :. I. 4 — 4=~. . ______ ', , ": I ___ ___ ______ — You r°er husband's attitude about I - - --:p / Wi tk P, _-_-z ________ ___ r - 1"' nale Second Street Imports DEARSQUARE:Jlyou'rea be n all Abby hairdresser. i .— I ----M I -- - - t . undersized, effeminate _____ F. C , . 1• ..41 ; -1 . . ,-~ - -- I I 44" The Rival'C ock Pot makes great meals, great Christmas gifts. 4 - t.1; Isk k,,~, ~~. - 0 --- " 1 and matching shirt, - V V I iat %~74 1 :fk - - 7 =' - r -'- in I - _ - ci . . Ii,.. / FROMAROUNOTHE WOR LD your answer? SQUARE IN INDIANAPOLIS Aft Dear handsome athletic son mved rg In t T returned to r.'vilian life and ____ '1 college, and "married" c!r I I N — Monday, Dec. 22, im--is Hosts Party -- Parents Conf used, Upset By rwww 1100015 Ullusual Gifts He Man Son's Gay'Mafflage' .-• •. * _ .t__*_ . - - -- �- 20--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ---- --- -..-- -. Mnday, Dee. 22, lfl$ Answer to Previous Puule BEETLE BAILEY f Mon Walker r Evening Herald, Sanford, A. Broken Bonesi HOROSCOPE 1AINIC) It- 1u1G r R A Sick ACROSS AIC 1 Molded plastir 34 Mariner's dir ec tion support 5 Cursd bone 35 Unaccompanied F t S Skeleton pen 38 Lergo T 12 Out (German) 37 Jack of clubs A L e' 13 Japanese 3a Single tning T outcast 39 )$Pfl 14 Where injuries breatPun sometimes pore ! occur 41 Not on 15 Masculine 42 Summer Fri 5 Rent an 32 Restricted nickname 43 South Sea 6 Negrito 35 Attic 16 Varnish stand 7 Spin. 39 Female l.alnt Ingredient 46 Healed a 8 Fracture lab.) I? 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Or1cdo Ave. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL r - For Tuesday, December 23, 1975 _____ W ARIES (March 21-A pril 19) If may have doubts about the you want things done right appreciation you'll receive. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) today, depend on yourself. Someone who promised to help Early In the day you are conmay let you down and you'll servative and get good value In lose valuable time. items you shop for. Later you'll TAURUS (A pr il 20.May 20) tire and settle for second-best. You may meet someone new SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. and Interesting. See to It that 21) You'll be more fortunate his dynamic personality doesn't today In things in which you use dazzle you so you hurt a friend your imagination. Don't fear by ignoring him. being Innovative. Pioneering is G1ThiI(Iay 21-June 20) An your strong suit. ambitious project for the home CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. can be a success today, but OflIY 19) Someone distant from you if you're wise enough to secure will be on your mind today. Why your mate's blessing before not give this person a call? embarking on it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July Ti) A friend of yours will be Im- Ir [ D.AJ 1L.jj.jij ) THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sonrom 7&Lc*JH WITH MV jri XT '( ME HWHii H iv 'n1 'R1flUMT J( --, IRE) 4FAM. .irn in no11920 earlier in the NNE Minnli i.i:o Jill ul lll Jul11 iuii You go Jul JUl JJJII6100 00,111 on your mind II... lll a 0 BON NNE MEN ---- --.---- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry L.wh AWFESSOR ARID WELL, HE DsD 7YEAH, AND U IS 100 ABSENTROMEMSER RV,IEMBERED I TO TO WALK 714E\ TO ag,IG HIS OUR FACULTY PICKET LINE SIGN... M N DED LEAD ...BUT A PAT LOT OF GOOD IT19 DOING u5! I I [ fcir4o tho something a friend told you day. A twisted tale could cause consternat!ut. (J11i 21-Aug. 22) If you're buying essentials for the home today, be wary of luxury items. have a tendency to overboard. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Ti) Though you have a lot of things today, you'll handle most things quite capably. However, make a check list. and cheek it! UBRA (Sept. 23-10ct. 23) Don't curb your impulse to be generous today, though you - ..... 'I .,..I..i.,,t., 1i -a V %; y gumluu nEnEl tI, '- -I-.--;- S - TURKEYS be a bit embarrassed to be on the receiving end. PISCES (Feb. 7&March 20) Have f:iitli in your Ideas today. You'll come up with a way to do something that Is a departure from the norm. Nothing yenkwed, nothing accomplished. YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 23, 1975 You will be Interested in gaining a new type of knowledge this coming year, but it will take research onyour part. Make the effort. Results will be worthwhile. - \ 22 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hsimdoht - I "ANTED To IS Be SuIZE -U E1111 SrApL L'1tPR1.E B10 22 NORTH (D) Jillipui V 9 72 A K Q 65 &A WEST Blood Factor V'2?' 10 :1 065432 Draws Query UUC YOUfl9 fl'AP lU) I ASIt) - - P I £ UdVC If this combination isn't possible what would the cornbination have to be? Any in. formation will be gratefully appreciated. DEAR READER PrnsCILLA's POP , by Al Venn..r thought (Jhe UN1.1J PcIIN Christrns r bones.', / About 15 per cent of Caucasians are Rh negative while those with a pure black genetic background are almost 'mlways Rh positive. o 0 o. t, i s ri ARCHIE i2•7 by Bcb Montr. AV,NOT AN INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT--AN j c INEmi QUOTIENT! - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob L J. PFARFF 'D Li1 PYCIATRY 13A r: / - , a TO APPOIMTMENT To S DOTOg -. .. .. filtour Itis important to know your blood type, including wbethr or not you are Rh positive. An Rh negative woman can be protected against the ptublerns associated with haying an Rh positive child if she is treated properly with each pregnancy. That include.- miscarriages or abortions for whatever cause We do not need to have babies b011) tha t have difficulties because of the Rh factor. If you want more loatlon on the Rh problem, send in 50 cents for The Health Letter. number 6-11, BfrOd Type, Rh Factor and Transfusions, with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Just send your request to me in care of this news,aper. P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, TX 78292. Lamb . 1, orally" Should it be taken a specific time of the day? DEAR READER I'm sure most children think cod liver oil should be given only to those in the 50 to 60 age group. The truth is that the 011CC time-honored practice of taking that awful tasting medicine s no longer necessary. It was used mostly in the day's before scientists were able to manufacture vitamin D. It was helpful when the diets were in adequa t e and in northern cities where there was very little sunlight. No doubt It helped prevent many cases of rickets. - Bologna Spareribs ' • •5 C SPICED - KAHN'S CHUNK STYLE Braunschweiger FROZEN Squid I My b if Via \ 4?b wg Il k g 'U %IWR if LB. if LB. 3LBS. OR M E ke ( - -- . 0 -. - - .. . ___ A6 O PCT. PURE GROUND DAILY Ground Chuck Roasts CENTER CUT Sirloin Steaks 1.58 LB. 168 Top Round Steaks MRS J A , I 1ffTif A 74Cf .. -t *L, 6 Aai y k69 I C4N I 1.28 LB. 1.88 LB. 1.88 'Y.I BA BYBEEF her husband's a W.- r 1 LB BONELESS Sirloin Steaks Chuck Steaks Round Steaks Club Steaks TeBone Steaks Sirloin Tip Steaks Rod Bone Rousts 1 28 LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. C 31.11S. OR MOR E Beef 88C LB. BONELESS but $ PLENTY OF EVERY DAY LOW PRICES ON OUR GROCERY SHELVES. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT FAIRWAY, IEI IPATESSEN I ' BONELESS ROLLED - 20 OL LOAF '. CHR I STMAS DAY ONLY MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK "SHE seems like a friendly little thing c ' 90L CUP •J,• Cube Sweaks Rump Roasts M54P I NO WASTE I.98 5 LB. CAN HAMS 8.99 99.88 _____ ________ Chock Roast ier w FEATURES BIRDSEYE 79 VAMW fii $ 1938 SLB. BOX Jumbo Shrimp 3 LB. BAG 40 LB. cool MOHAWK (SLICED AT NO EXTRA COST) FROZEN CALIFORNIA $ J 1.98 BUFFET Fresh Oysters by Garry Trudeau 57fl7E LB. PINT CAN STANDARD / -- I DRESSED Smelt I 1.29 BONELESS 98c HORMEL CURE 81 LB. $ 1.88 Shasta BUTT CUT $1.18 - Cad Fillets LB. COLA, GINGER ALE, SODA, LEMONLIME FROZEN SKINLESS .,I C 1.28 DRINK MIXES BOTTLES SEAFOOD. SPECIALS' BLADE CUT DOOBURy H,9W LB. $1 e38 !a Sliced Bacon - BOOR!" CAI4 5-W LYKES CLOSED dI•h y LB. GROCERY hite Bread r -'N _____,1r."- 1.38 FAIRWAY FARMS SHANK CUT 1 - WW THAI"M4160 FMMI - . _\ FAIRWAY FARMS - [} LB. PORK ROAST - LB ROLL Pork Sausage - If you need vitamin I) you can take It in a vitimin pill or as prescribed by your doctor. I don 't really favor taking ex. cess amounts as you might get from the daily practice of tak ing cod liver oil on your own. A lot of your food Is now en. rlched with vitamin D, such ds milk. Taking too many rich Sources of vitamin D, as In cod liver oil, plus vitamins can put you In danger of taking an excess amount of vitamin D. That can be bad for your bones and lead to calcium deposits In your kidneys. Remember thee is an op. DEAR DR. IAMB I timal amount of everything, wolld like some information including viLirnin I) A good eunverning cod liver oil for di&t is your best assurance of the 50 to 60 age group. Should the optimal amount. Ii you it be taken every day' Is It need something better, let beneficial to the bones? Will it your doctor decide what and help dry skin when taken how much for your own can. . 78 LB. NEPTUNE PEELED AND COOKED -L PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SUN., DEC. 28, 1973 . - kOUNTY KIST by Dkk Turr)r -'---- 1.18 LB. Rib Chops Boston ___ ___ 11L.1 Ul•[•j--_II A 1I 1[1 OSCAR MAYER WIENERS OR Beef Franks questions - 1.38 CENTER CUT -V' Salami itx.is CARNIVAL Quarter Loins • . COOKED for I notice you are from Canads, and in those northern regions you may not get as much sun as you might need to form viamin I). In most southern climates with reasonable sun exposure the 5.klfl will manufacture adequate amounts of vitamin D. LB. ASSORTED CHOPS LB. 41 LVKES BEEF 014 REGULAR 1 - 0 C jj:: Loi n Roasts 3 TO 5 LB. AVERAGES - R... NEvER MIND * TUMBLEWEEDS Thovis MAKE AN -i 'i-, The basic blood type. A, B, AB, or 0 has no effect at all on whether the baby will be J)J j positive or negative. They are separate gene characteristics. If both parents are Rh positive you should expect th e aby to be Rhpositive regardless of th e ba y's blood type. - , It .11'] :1 LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS Lb. 93c Jim: "That little eight spot has become a kill, !r. South has to use an honor to overruff and now Eat is sure of two trump tricks and a plus instead of a large minus score." reauer nas h as us West North East Soith stumped. Vulnerable against nonvulnerable he bolds: Pass IV KxxVAQJx•zsaAxxi I £ 2V P113 4V His pltrtnr opens one Pan Pass Pass diamond and the next player Opening lead K overcalls with a thrte-spade bid. Our slight preference is to By Oswald & James Jaeoby bid notrump, but four Oswald: ''The name hearts might well be a better "Uppercut" is given to those bid. Then, we could double trump promotion plays in and make a sure profit, but which a defender plays a probably a lot smaller profit moderately high trump to than we would get from bidforce declarer to use a higher ding a game. You just can't be trump and thereby develop an right every time. extra trump trick for the (Do you have a question defense. " the experts? Write -Ask Jim: "West wins the first the Jacobys" care of this t tricks with the king and newspaper. The Jecobys will queen of spades. He sees no answer Individual hope In a trump, diamond or If stamped, self-addressed club lead and decides his best envelopes are enclosed. The chance to get two more tricks most Interesting questions is to promote his ten of will be used In this column trumps. An Uppercut Is in. and will receive copies of d'cated, so he leads his five of JACOBY MODERN.) If 0 a question that concerns a paternity possibility. Can a male with type o positive blood and a female wi th type A positiv e blood produce a baby with Rh positive blood? Q SOUTH & 72 vKQJ64 99c LB ARMOUR ViL11______ W Luncheon LB. ELONDIE .VV ? 41033 4742 A WITH TENDER TIMER GAUGE cooperate. tine just runs wit.n the five spot, South will be able to overruff with the six. However, East sees what his partner Is trying to do and i ; 59c 3 LB. BAG SIRLOIN PORK 10-14 LOS, Oswald: "East has to 29c LB. Yellow Cooking Onions WhiteMushrooms : TURKEYS spades." 43 LB. i YOUNG HEN - R - NORBEST USDA GRADE'A' SELF BASTED By OSWAI.I) and JAMES JACOBY Jul11JillJill " 18 TO 22 LBS. It F 99C Calif. Red Grapes Pole Beans -- AL 10 0 Delicious Apples LB. JJI Jill WIN AT BRIDGE Jul It r.; AM GRADE A ' EXTRA FANCY GOLDEN OR RED YOUNG TOMS wiw you JJll1..... ra I I - PLUS THE EXTRA BONUS OF TOP VALUE STAMPS! straight when you repeat today. Accept, though you may MEN . hnve irn 1 1rnr__ 1 aM 98c 1.28 9.28 9.58 1.58 1 08 GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT BE FREE OF FUSS AND PREPARATION. AS OUR DELICATESSEN PARTY EXPERT TO FIX YOUR HOLIDAY HOSTESS PARTY NEEDS Party Pla tters U LA . OTHER READY PREPARED SALADS, SLAWS SANDWICHES, a ii'r&i':ii - - . . .- -.. 7. Pit rty. ASSORTED CHIISI PLATTIRS ONLY HOT INTRIIS .'. . PER PERSON OZ. SERVING ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEATS Ow a Guest-at - $ 00 3 CZ. SERVING ALSO AVAILABLE - FRISH BAKID IRIAD, ROLLS PER PERSON a .1 DISSIRTS - 9 • ------ - .- USE YOUR COUPONS FROM LAST THURSDAYS AD FOR EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS GOOD TIL DEC. 28, 75 - 0 ..1'• �-. - - - —- - -, - -- - ;- ----- -- - _-;_; _;- ----- - - ------,-- .------ lift. 011111111111111111 _____ - _________ Wpm 4Enan9HeraW, Sanlc;d, Fl. Monday, 01C 22, I7$ Evening Hera, S?flfOrd Ft Monday, Dcfl,173fl SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD TREMENDOUS LAST MINUTE Vti, - I 4g SHOP EVENI NG Not oil STORES OPE 'TIL 9 P.M see NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS — -;--•! % INGSLI,4 on SAV grip CAI J put Cl firffi 9 MERLE ew,--.1 9 IN NORMAN 110 PARK AVE. PH.323-2631 9 9 TOW R __ 9 9 Daytime to date time fashion /je / g 4'& 4 Check your h;as last minute shopping— Nellie Coleman will You with your selection Ii Ui portswear ~CHINA J unior, Misses & Half Sizes through a Sae1OO on this InhtU HW ard Miller master. piece. It Is a value S SILVER CRYSTAL PLAQUES - WROUGHT IRON - BISQUE 5 HUNDREDS OF ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM It FREE GIFT WRAP -. .• 1 G46 by S leepwear Gloves Bag Panties Hos;iery Sli ps nail I 1 I FREE FREE 1976 ___ Page ShoppingGuid. Kader Jewelers. 112 S. Park 9 Sanford DAD' : Bicentennial Calendar -: - INN OPEN 'TIL 9 'TIL CHRISTMAS r a lifetime of Select from our large assortment of shirts, ties, hose and slacks. Even at this late date we have what you're looking for g REG. 129.00 I. '117 - ___ 1 I and colors we suggest a Gift Certificate, available in any amount. - 'rihI-'c SHOE EASY CREDIT TERMS e will be pleased to gift yWor P ur chase without charge We Give Top Value Stamps 9 W oPENiN1IL,PM NIGHTLY EXCEPT SATURDAYS he _____ j MEN'S STORE "Youroat-stop store In downtown Sanford g ilson-M - aier 311 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-6511 Shawls - [ g fURNITURE CO. Sweaters lets ca :9 7 50 If you're in doubt about sizes " " $ I e People Sanford Auto Parts I gE!:t10 Pile Gift Certificates 322-2363 Rockers Always a warm a nd welcomed gift. 14 9 skarves •Purses *Music Boxes •A Gallery of Scented ndGift Sets For Men 4NAPAO PH. 321-0980 FOR a ingerie fLoungewear @Party Dresses And Pant Suits Early AGREATGIFT; Costume Jewelry *Perfume J Calendar -- SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD 228 E. FIRST ST. Only A Complimentary Shopping Guide And Only 2 In stock. LouneaI 4"; Vise-Grip pliers 9 9 9 08ath Oil & Powder N N I Shoes Set of2Per price. Full West. mlnster chimes, brass weights and pendulum bob, and rich Cherry case BOUTIQUE JEWELRY - CANDLES - -. I 45O 0, DEXFPDR o~a mlnuteshopping. n gI 18 N For that lost SPECIAL ureat itS ~j A for dii~a 9 9 14 PH.322-5622 --- Capes THE "BELIEVE IT OR NOT STORE Presents Two Fantastic Gifts For Christmas its your life, Ifierelsa gift for her at 9 Of Jewelry 9 k We'// Be Closing Our Doors g At 2:00 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE j When all else fails we sugg(If a —LNii The Big Wheel Chair II OPEN EVENING$ 9 9 I XMAS EVE n 3 15 EAST SECOND STREET DOWNTOWN SANFORD 218-220 E. FIRST F1 S n Amer card Master Charge FNIA1 J I HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MON. THRIJ SAT. OF, AL ad a V 9 46041 moues M - rvi I . es L': - HOSTESS SINVINO PL D With LAtIant,cnk J tJI pvrch,. We have many qifts for your home and BUCKS () th* children...come In and see our selc0lan AO1i and Julie Willis and Staff j FURNITunr FLOOR COVERING APPLIANCES HOME AVE. Nf IBk of Sanford I PH. 322-8240 I L j/ TODAYI Reg!ster for Free Door Prize Magnolia • 2OE.FIRSTST.SUITEE (I n the new Downtown Mi n i Ma 11) 8 Hour I ?Or GIROL TO 8PM I -----=: - -.-' -_-- .-- ,.-,* •- - - -- - - - by Hickok * Fur Lined * Driving Gloves P 100-00 $7995 Desk Pen Set With Imported Marble Ba4e. 9 6 50 9 Wallets N I If in doubt A Gift Certificate Campus Shfrts & Sweaters $1500 by Buxton Socks by Interwoven GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN & BOYS Levi J eans Shoes Socks I I b y Manhattan 9 Member F. DIC Sanford 229 Magnolia Ave. 213 E FIRST ST Ph 322 P46 PH 322-471 2 I T *4M1 74 64 t 204E FIRSIST PH 322-1811 Mill"M Naha" XW SANTAS DOWNTOWN SCHEDULE I g 40~ BOB BALLS Western Auto Assoc, Store Santa will be visiting Downtown Sanford ot the DOWNTOWN SANFORD 301W. FIRSTST. GOOD HEADQUARTERS WHEEL Tuesday, December 23...From 10 to 12 am & 2 to 5 Pin Wednesday, December 24... From 10 am to 1 pm I I Shop Downtown For Christmas SavinpI \1 I • All Type Bicycles •Trlcycles e Wagons WESTERN AUTO, 322.4403 J --- Pz_ W * Felt Hats by Stetson GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR MOM Jane Colby & Queen CaSUal Sportswear Kayser Lingerie F riday Saturday 9-5:oo PH. & Jackets McGregor Belts Branch FINE FOOD EMPORI UM Sweaters BRAS Imilar to 111ustr This Week Only Leisure Shirts By mm- arid planning Christmas for the famIly, 206 MAGNOLIA g 1 00 HIM Sweeney" Office Supply Inc. - L1k6 us, you're busy shopping for gifts üo ' 200 Park Ave N Ph 223 Sanford We're only 9 days away from Chr!stmas. BMW I r 14ou For The A Entire i i * Family F" Executive Swivel Chair 9 And Reopening Friday, Dec. 26th. TE 9 And for the Boss b' J1IIP(l ii i11i rs cafew"o ty 52so Christmas Eve at 2:00 P.M. Jewelry Ilosier SEMI LE 'y: V tj • our bith (Ind goodwill. WO Will Be Closing Lingerie Dresst".1; Pan ts u its .,A L Deat F*jd6 I I 8 0 1111'. E(A)NI) S11114F41 IMPOR I Jolt, Their Families In Celebrating a Merry Christmas I ~4 2 We Wish The Some For You And Your AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER GIFTS From all over the world. We've iet aside gift Items from $1.00 up especially for last minute 0nIv \\ So That Our Employes May basket Swing Secretarial Chair Special LAST pAINUTE FOR Lately? 9 M1 S: NOW a/UGGewJ"`T1one,&. From -,esinTA Thought About 9 Your Secretary N11111010 - - - - - p 1 44 �Rai . . --- --------.-. - -----.--- - 1 7 .. - .. . . -1 , " - - - - - - -- I - . -- -- . . - - I 1. - . i' ~ B--Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. TV 6 MIrE oou&&s si-sow U MISTER ROGERS Charity bLAfle$$ in Mwtcn Con \IanKing. ,a, charity ftjnrj raiser, will be Evening NEWS LOST IN PA 6.30 2' 12 NBC NEWS Collier, Paul Kelly (B&W) 1946. (Tues'Alt DiC*i CENTER: (RI €) irdudeRosekushner.atdhor; a look st tour OSO 60 TREK i10 10) 12) NEWS (4 €ri 700 CLUB '2' si CkflS th IH 4 XIflQ MflI 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU 12:15 .9) DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK 0' JUDY GARLAND SPE- L Morning low ti-jo rnitin. t •'\ '.v . (Mon.. Wed ii .... -. __ -, - _ - . . t0lo of the io Ea.t and North Africa' (Tugs. ) "Mc, Faith and Healing (OoflS irsstari squecw 600 SL)RISE SEMESTER, tiC when moves into l CO) SUNRISE JUBILEE: Pro- 857 Thu -s.. see below, 2) .12: PC,supoxrt (9) (Thtr* THE CHRlSTMAS TREE TM)Ofl. . 9.00 C )6)ALLINT)'EFAMLY: performs. (A) OCorv, Jeer Slapieton. 6:10 Rob Fleew, Sally Strt,heri (2) SUNRISE 9.. LIBERTY B. FOOTBALL: Texas MM vs tkwvor. 6:15 ii' SUNSHINE ALMANAC: SAY of Soulthern CaWorrA& Canceled for Thin. 9:30 - U ED 11:30 "WV HOLLYWOOD LOVE OF LIFE . SUNRISE SEMESTER: ED MOVIE.: "War Gods of the Deep" Vincent Price. Susan Canceled for Thin. 14) (6) CBS NEWS 635 1 i000 12) 12 Susan (12) HI NEIGHBOR 300 ANOTHER "2 121 WORLD 4' 16) ALL IN THE FAMILY Fri..we below. (R)PJ (4') (F (Fri only) FIESTA BOM. FOOTaa,ij. Lfr'orsy of Nebraska vs. Arizona State. 0 (FIl. only) FIRING LINE 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 200 1,1 (Mon. only) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: "Vera floquit.vn" 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL D (tbn) AOMAGNotJs (Tues. ) WORLD PRESS 'nuts., CHRISTMAS TABLE (Wed) ROMANTIC REBELLION CANDLELIGHT CAROLING ED MY FAVORITE MARiWI. Preempted CAPTIONED FOR THE DEAF Begins 635 a I ~ " 1()rd DEVOVONAL 6' 12 PAUL HARVEY cation Va Fciri q Tic) VAIL, Cob. (AP, Susan The PresId:it's 18year-old cret Service agent In another Fordhas begin her skiing va- daughter sided Sunday on Vail party and another Ford son, cation three days before the Motajn with friend Brian Mike, sued In a President's arrival here for the McCartney, a Vail ski patrol- cluded his wif party that l e, Gall. Ford family's Christmas vaca- man. Miss Ford Is taking six weeks Uon. Ss Fo Bided with a S f from her freshman year - OTOO(t HEP$tJN 2) (1%) TODAY: Local news at 725 8.3. I . ~r ~ NEWS a SESAME tJ) ons ' LION IN 10-40 I (9) G000 MORIIING AMER- 1 WI NTER fiü'P ICA 800 14: (6) CAPTAIN i ' PC4 . U ir4vv TU1U' (At') 0 RASCOLENDAS . (Tues . Thur ) VILLA ALEGRE (2) 9,100 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW ri; GAMBIT _____ viii - rt..,e,o nrgsa u r,. THUTU SUPER _____ vi l Times VIXENS I 7:$ WED. MAT . ER 9:3.0 FROBT . TlIfATlf $ P.M. .. Naughty H I, Roommates Hay a. DAYI ONDC *OWN 11A t'.w • ROCK V4 (11AM IIIiip" A 3 Country x.etep FREESWAPSHOP AND FLEA MARKET L it-11111111110 I -- 1111111111_ President and First Lady Betty Ford, along with their other son, Jack, are scheduled New Post 8:30 (Mon., Won. Fri.) FM DLI%AtW - -W -3M EUIU VdCallOfl. THE ELECTRIC COM- PANY wi 11_ ..JUVjV to arrive Tuesday. __ r - - CALLfl2.1716 NOW SHOWING "THE TANGERINE MAN" r r1u a _____________________ .-'-'--'.r-. ..-,.--"-w .-.'-.-'t.--'..........................-, ."., -.-- ', Enjoy muds lsr.r 'Seek e Find" puu!es with over 50 "FROMCHINA KARAj diicoverito _ Per panel in an All-new SHill of 24.pag, bot,I,t, WITH DEATH!! To order volume, I. II and Ill, send $1 for each, making checks EVERY TUIS&THURSI1For Adults,chIk'r.n payable to 'Sick & Find" in c.re of this WlJ.JJ.arn - Colby will be offered the ambassador to Norw.y by President Ford, according to the Current Issue of Newsweek magazIne. Colby, who was fired by Ford as head of the Central Intelligence Agency, has already turned down an offer to be ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, He said hisspyworkmadehij'ntoocon. troversial for the job. John W. Hushen, assistant White house )l"f secretary, said in Washington he could neither confirm nor deny the --- Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Box Sanford, Florida 3777$ J ER D E U Merry . I- T111T =1111 clfi ______ .. - - _____ _______ ________________ -'. Call Betty or Marie _.-- - '------- torn's klet, "What Everyone Should Know About Wills" and I Will Forms, Only $300 (Free: Personal Assets Record" and "Executor's Duties,,) RIR Specialty Merchandise ____________ IS ALCOHOL IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON SWAP- lSft. Cobia V-Bottov3s t for good Spinet Piano, or sell, s,.s. 3226620. Chicago, Illinoi5 (Last Known Address) MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala. UI , ; 1773 MARY DICKEIIS3N a DICKENSON, her husband, Room 430. 10 South Chicago, Illinois (Last Known Address) _. - HUGH P. WIGGINS and... WIGGINS, his wife, "Street Address Unk nown" Oviedo, Florida Legal Notice ___________________ - - . Tangelos, and Tangerines $725 Bushel Phone 3fl-1671 31-Apartments Furnished ________ . Ductu, Gaese, Chickens L Goats. Live or d.'essed. 323.7011. . -- TANGELOS apartments, 'at'ractively fur $2 SO BUSHEL "°' 15 rs'SP.ect, conveniently located and reautifuliy landscaped. $13S mo 6 Legal Notice _______________________ lor78ectroomt Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2343 -Cr ye 570 up n Large 1 Section 25, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, run East along the North line of the Pf:rtbwe'st of the Northeast '.. Section 25, Town la By - ,r.4.r order TflJ)$Qf .... .Uy 21 South, Range 30 East, 136 feet 4 ci the City of Sanford, Florida, inches; run thence South and H.N, Tamm, Jr. parallel to the West line of said City Clerk Northwest I(. of the Northeast t., 6)9 Publish: Dec. 22, 1915. feet, run thence West 36 feet I In. DELI-103 thet to within 204 feet 4 iracp*s of the West line of said Northwest '4 of the - . __,_• PARK. UNIT NO. TWO, according OSTEEPi- 1 Bedroom month I., Esta EPVi(E BEYOND THE CONTRACT" MAYFAIR - Enjoy leisure livini In this 4 bedroom, 2'', bath luxuri home with a POOL. Profeislc nal landscaping, near Lake Mona 0, hospital. Shopping. All for $84.1 - RIGHTS TO LAKE USE - 4 BR bath, W.W. carpet, OW, Cent, & bedroom, 2'7 baths, choice Idyllwilde section. Fascinating 30' x 30' family room, with fireplace. Large breakfast room, 3,100 sq. ft. 539.900. SCHUREN $140 per REALTY. Realtors, 222 1302 33-Houses Furnished Pi AL TOP 31 5174 15 Yr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orla ndo Drive Sanford, 313 5200 G 3 eneva ardens r - Patio Apartments 1970 Cameron, 6O'xl7' 3 bedrc'im. 1 bath. 2'.', naIr, gun type heat er . Must be moved. Asking 52.000 and assume payments of $10 per month or make of fer. Phone 377. BEDROOM SUITES or 377.7)74 or the young couple who need i nice home, but must watch the budget. We have a choice bedroom, la ba th home with screened porch and fenced yarØ $17,900. Hurry, call for appt 1 73 Assoc. 373 0415 LTONA BARGAINS- Builder u'st sell these 3 new homes. Were 'Iced from $79,500 -will sell for ousands of dollars less now. 125 3222O9O Profesiionally Managed nryllothc i I REA,UORS - By: Elaine Richard. 9f4 a I.... ' for 1J I for k ~ ,~ . W., Santa's Tips k B edroom, 1 bath, 520.000 with terms churen Realty PFALTORc cjr.nch Ott ice No I 2171 Orlanctr irive 327 1 3 0 - __________ ,,.,. - ' ' • Quality gits for less 201 S Park, HAL A. COLBERT, REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS. Associate Eves 377 0612 or )1315$1 Carport Sale, Dec. 22 8.23,9 'til? 139 " ,' ' " ' ve Got Everything For ' ' Golfer Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, Dvckster Jackets Ladies and mens golf apparel ahd stioa, . ' :: The Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, ."' - ' - A gift to last all year , . A family membership to Fømily Wont Golf & Country. Club, 377 5441. Mom will love you all year for a Mic ro Wave Oven or a Trash ConIpactor. . and an Electric Bar'hen,'e Grill will mAbC Dad a ..Top Chef." Dick's Appliance,, . I 76)1 S Fr.'n,'h 11 7At.I CalI3flI57Oors3i Call -- 1974 Grand Torino, 20,000mile's.$2j00, 373 Ió9l after IP.M. 1972 VW Karmam Ghia. zambe:i green with beige interior, air condition, AM radio. tow mileage, 12,195. 377.1651, Dealer. We Buy Furniture DAvE 5' 373 9313 Mayfair Circle. MISC, articles. Check the Evening Herald Christ. 9750idsmob4Ie Cutlass, 2 door. AM FM radio, AC. PS. PB $1.79), by owner. Call 377 3766, ask fcr Jim WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF mas'GNt Guide daily for Christ. nIai gilt ___________________ ideas, . , ANY DESCRIPT1WI,,SANFORD 'AUCTION. 3731310. 55-Boats & Accessories Nanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S r...%setberrv New Ne'w)';hpQutboardMotor ____________________ " Hwy $7 97 $30 tim Phone 323.S906 10-Swap & -, - I.- 7 " . Trade WALKER'S - Pressure Cleaning 1. Painting Specialist Roofs-Exteriors Frm Eitunal.s. I.aseaWe Rate's T.riuxs AvaiLibI. Ml RISE . COMMERCIaL. HOMES Ph. 372-4315 Come browse every Sunday at the Movieland Drive-in Theatre, South 17.97. Phone 3fl12I4, ROBSOPI MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 1 1760. - ___ 7-.,. .. 1972 Chevy lmpala,.Idoor. 17.000 mile's C. PB PS, and vinyl top Excellent condition. Must sacrifice. Will take best offer. 67171. Air Boat, Gore, 121, glass hull, with SWAP SHOP FLEA MAR kT 1*0 HP Lycoming. $2,500, or best Anyone can be a seller or a buyer offer. Call eves. 319.5694. No charge All admitted tree 71~ Sleep Sofa, full size bed, ___ Heater Cleaning Heaters Cteaneci, all makes. is yeatt eXperience P401 Miller. 317 8790 Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 24 Hour Service. Dykes Heating & ' Conditioning, 327 6477 - STORING IT MAKES WASTE-. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 327 2611 or *31 999) Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, 70$ F. First SI, Motocross Bicycles and Ac. cessories, Free Racing with purchase Bicycle City, 1491W. 13.4, Lg.. 130 1)6) 105 N. Maitland, Mllnd. 617 0635 Clearing - ESTE RSUN LANVCLEARiNu Bullttoiinq, F '(Av.i'ng. O t tcr, SV(5k 97 4 1 fir? too ¶011 112 $9*3 C&A BackHoe Pressure Cleaning Pres IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALA CLEANS ALL E itt.r' pressure c 373 C1S Service Land Clearing. Ill d i rt, clay, rock 'All kindt nI digg,ng. Hortral,rs storpd & rnoved 377 9147 or 931 1195 - Office Machines F ICE Radio & TV DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service. 202 Live Oak Blvd, Casselberry Phone 131 96.11 Roofing r" 'rkup 'ni DCIveq IIIIIIIIIIII (1 ii.' M4rhnes 377 1005 ' -- IIIIIIIIIIIII .rw".' Check the Evening Herald Christ. ma's Gift Ga'ide daily for Christ mas gilt ideas. USED pc. Dining Room Set, Sol" lighted china cabinet, like-new oval table, I Captain Chair plus 5 reg. chairs, sells for $795, Special $300. Bunk Beds, $50. Youth Beds, like new, With mattress 110. Refrigerator's. 535 & up Automatic Washers, 535 I. up MANY OTHER BARGAINS-ODDS a ENDS Home Improvements Carpentry Rt."olg Custom Work len$ed,, Bonded Fr estimate 373 4031 ___ RARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE That's Classified Ads Cartton's Furniture Co. CELERY AVENUE (HIghwiyIlj) Phone 377 3210 Land Hauling Baby Bed Mattress, $13 2 Burner K oil Heaters, $45 45 pc. Dinnerware Set, Ill The kidt, will love Cowboy Boots arac I - $ioo A,it" _______ _______________________ ________________________ 3$ BTU Gas Heater, $95 Oak Dinette or Porch Chairs, 6 Only, 110 to gold arid Silver. $1.95 up. _______ - UP, GWALTNEY JEWELERS has i wide selection of ID Bracelets EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A ONE CALL AWAY l 4io 7 or. Living Room Suite, green, 1100 Dinette Sets-- 4 chaIrs, $75; 6 chaIrs, - Towers Beauty Salon 519 First. 322 5717 - or osrd furniture, appliances. tOOlS, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry s Mart, 715 Sanf or d Ave -, _________________________- - . ______ 34---Garage Sales ______________________ Webcor e Stereo, AM FM, I track, $175 Recliner chairs, I to choose from, Mom Be Iiity Care Products for Mom Jct 17 928. 177. Longwood . CASH 322.4132 ______- Coffee and End Tables, 3 pc.. $20 only, $15 to. ___________________________ Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging baskets. Ann's Flower & Gift St 373 74 Chico & The Man 68-Wanted to Buy - Color TV S from $50. B&W, from $15, Service all makes HER 135' TV 1700 S French, 32)1731 Book Cases, 2 The fight against inflation begins at GWALTPiEY JEWELERS- Many other'sto Choose from , $135 I ' Phone In 6JY AQHA Registered quarter horse colt, I Tionths old. 1200. Phone 3$. bination, $75; Also AM.FM RCA Stereo with Itrack BSP 4 channel, $100. 323070$. Deluxe, $230 Gifts CmiiN Greece House Slippers, all stylIts and colors knight's Shoes. 205 E Firs t St PINTO GELDING 13.2 Hands. 5125 -, -. -'______-- 5121 a'ter s p.m NEW 36" Elec. Stove, avocado, $145 IS. Admiral re'frig.lreezem, $795 6 place Gun Case, lock -glass doors, ; SEARS telephones will be open ev ery night 'till thru Dec. 23 Call 377 1711. 80-Autos for Sale '................ Any CarNo MCn2y DOWII Color TV, $3.3; 73" Color Corn. 595 Box Springs & Innerspring mat. kMl r..' 7~~.41: . ~ ~ h,1WW 4q --.&ff--4S t-~;_:1*-,-. 00,q : :& .&-tr, $79 pr. Metal Wall Cabinets & Upright, $20 Plants. Hanging Baskets, Cut Flower's Sanford Flower Shop, 0 of your Better Central Florida FloristS, 3771*72. - 1975 i;n'ar .5 cy 00 and assume payments Pisone 3n.lsa.3 Christmas Sale 111 ' Ever,con Between S and dp m. I . . REIITALPURCHASE PLAN 6*1 1006 Unfinished Chest, $20 Telephone Answer Service, S40 11 - 372 5961 - Santa's Tips __ 79-Trucks-Trailers Floor Stripping A. W ax ing Residential 8. businesses, Free estimates. Blitz Clean 323 S954. CAIFT *101[ki -----. - ----- WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 1971 Fiat Racer 1971 Duster, 4 cul, slarwJ, $795 1970 Hornet, 6 Cyl , stand,, 36000 original miles, $995 Phone 322.9061 COLOR IV. $11 95 MONTH Washer & Dryer. Slb, steel tubs Arlhtjr H. flikWItpi, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court tA . Phone .','otorcycle Insur a nce BLAIR AGENCY 373 3146 'rear OIÜ filly ...r tair. 53--TV- Radio-Stereo - January, 1974 (Seat) I riti,w. iVl4 Honda CL70O, like new Luggage rack. Best offer Phone 3227539 - - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale SUNLAND AREA Stemper Realty entral Florida's JLTIPLt LISTING REALTOR 991 19195. I'rencra ai 7371. 377 1196, 322 191-I 3771939, 377i1e - REALTY INC 207 E 73I 373 7$37 Merchandise SAT .IWIA excellent cond ition, 322731$. 373.7993 where the shoppers will see them .. Builness Properly- 306 ft. on Hwy 427 In Longwood. For sale by ow ner. 373.7041 Larry Saxon, Realtor 1EAGE- Hard to find small :reoge at a small price. Buy S or I acres at $2,500 per acre or II re's at 57.700 per acre. Terms ailable. 1505W.' St. SANFORD K ENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used machines List your Christmas soecials here 43-Lot s.Acreage 9110. 78-.!Mtorcycles after S. everyday 46-Commercial Property BEGINNER'S BARGAIN John Sauls Agency - - .-__________ 1 07 1 - For a very Merry Christmas for you and your horse, shop at Horse & Rider Store, 2151 S. Sanford Ave., 0/Il REAL ESTATE Realtor 377 7491 r"rd -. _______ 66-Horses MOONEY A PPL I ANCE 323 0697 _ SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts, tm4lI and large. $7,000 per acre 4r'd up. Terry Realty, Realtor. 671 CallBaft iv STUDIO 1, 2, 3 FROM Bedroom, I'., bath, AsSume ortgage, No Quelifying. E.ulty in be handled to suit you, tOnthty payment, $146 See this 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES i i, Retr'jera?or, Dr,'er, Bunk Beds and Dish washer Phone 377.26*3 - HAL COLBERT area $73,900. __________ n a tter .r, $17 95 PeconUitionr ichnqn i u.. ':'r SHOP. t' A.t. AKC Tiny Toy Yorkie Puppies. perfect for Christmas. Phone 373 - 52-Appliances Osteen - 10 acre farm improved, septic tank, well, barn etc. Only $11,500. Terms Broker. $31 0111. Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath. wi Ovcrslted family room, Lal Brantley privileges, good schc ..,.-.. 76-Auto Parts -- 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. Already setup with awning and Skirting. Cheap. Phone 323 0100. 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, Sa nford FOREST CITY 3uy This Home Before Dec. 30, Get $5,000 'lomestead Exemption 4470. 377 3$ AFTER HR 3729214 32206 - -. - - - 307 East FlrI. Downtown 327 9411 Eve. $6'? 1146 Indus trial Property- 2 $ a'res on Hwy 471 in Longwoo'J. For sale by ow ner. 373.704 1 DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concri block, excellent c ondition; no c taxes; by ow ner 377 6620 Harold Hall Realty 2 Bedroom, carpor t, fenced yard. Adults preferred. $150 mo, Security deposit 373 515.4 or 322. uxury 571 Park Or REALTOR 3723991 - _______________________ - - Siamese Satins & Blue Satins Rabbits, Pedigreed. Will hold 'lit Xmas eve. 37)0199 . - HUNT REALTY IN - Auction 12C.) C rench Ave. Sanford, 3777310 Civet Cat (spo tted skunk), mile, 6 mos. old, do sc ented and shots. Domesticated. 110, cage included. 3273033. cf 58 See at' SANFORD SEWING CENTER 42-Mblie Homes ps,ym Pr,ii lista'e Broker 321 06 3220179 3731 95 3227748 JIM Payments Singer Z'g zag n cabnet, 3 needle position, twin needle, front loading, deluxe Sewing machine Pay balance of $ 7$ or 10 paymen ts WITT REALTY air, 576,900 - Deputy Clerli RAMSAUR & ROQUEMORE Northeast '..(, rim thence North 439 Attorney's for Plaintiff feet to pctht ci begirmlrag. 1409 Barrett Bank Building You, and each of you, are notified IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Jacksonville, Florida 32202 that a suit to Quiet titleto the abov e SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Publish: Dec. 22, 1975 described - -____ - __________ _____ Assume S1mford . Pen? Blue Lu!re E!t'ctr,( Carpet SP,nipoQer for only 5)50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE We Buy Furniture 321.0041 3210041 97,130 47% 64-Equipment for Rent KUL DECORATORS 409 W. lit St. 322.7335 MU REALTORS MV. OCALTORS 305213 02. GRACIOUS 2 Story, Executive 4 _____________________________ Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House j 323.0470 or $31.1777,.ry 123 A. $33,700. ____________________ 3 Mo. .6 Mc. & 1 Year Leases to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book I?, pages $7 and IL Public Records, of Seminole County, Florida, at PublIc sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County wrvnouse on the 14th day of Kish Real Chairs, excellent cond., $115. Maple coffee table. 52.5; Boston rocker, $70; Complete f'rt'p,içr' set, $10; 32) 753 2 ,c000 PER P,.uh)n tCPDS UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. 7',, 7.758 PCT. INTEREST RATES. One bedroom, one bath arid three bedroom mode ls also available. with us. Get those items you've been looking for all season it bargain prices. SOmething for everyone on your gift list. This is the last auction befor e Christmas. Masttr Charge & BankAmer icard Welc o me Special shrub and garden sprayers, 91 cents ea GardenLand. 1100 W. lttSt, _______________________________ Early American oval Dining Table & protesional landscaping. 110 CLOSING COSTS. s PCT. TAX furniturp 62-awn-Garden 51-Household Goods --- - FURNISHED-4 Bedrooms, central me. 3234814. nrmcff. a PAYMENT Luxurious two bedroom, two bath garden hom e for $21,900. Designed to offer you the most In conf ott and livability. Central heat and air, shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, ,ttfl.'AtIir wall tIiW In I$phn ;;;;;;, ;t fenced i;: office Catselberry. Call 377 7611 or 13 1 9973 to list your Chris tmas xperial h.q. TO setting, or large I acre plus 0 531,500 , Directions: Wes ton SR to Wekiva Rd., Call collect, c es. O,i,cr Broker, H,rbeqt Grossoil, HOME & BUSINESS PROPERTYOn busy, busy thoroughfare, 5.45.000. Good terms, 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped, $150 Bdrm. NO IMMEDIATE DOWN CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 7 baths, doubit gsrage, 2 porches, patio, coun tV FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with real fireplace for those ccnl evenings. Central air, choice area. $35,500 . Geneva.SllOpermonlh, ist&lasI months rent, Call after 1p.m. 349. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY - PLANNED FOR DAY NURSERYRustic ibedroom. large shady lot, quiet area. Zoned for nursery or day sc hool. Will make excellent Private home also. Great poten. Hal, $25.900, 3 bedroom, unfurnished. near APARTMENTS ' IN. &2 THE CONT PACT" - 7717. 5310. PEALTOP" )OtI33 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE ]11315E First St. 372 S422 "SERVICE BEYOND MONDAY NIGHT 7 P M. Do your last minute Christmas - Wood Of strel des ks let ecutiye desk & Chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, fling cabineti, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S 'behind Hwy 16 AUCtIOn Gallery) Real Estate Auction Sale ------- Used - _ 60-Office Stjpplie': ' - SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY.9 105 HIGHWAY 46 FLEA MARKET . 72-Auction -. I',milesEastof I IonHwyI4 Kish ----------'-'-"- Phone 372 731$ , Flea Market Open 322.6457 Forrest Greene, Inc Payton's. 372.1301. New 3 bedroom, 7 balh.alI electric, central heat and air. Phone 377. rs 4111 flror-r Clean 3 bedroom, 11 -, bath, avocado Stove & refriger at or, blue carpet, central heat & air. - - _____________________ 91 legatees, or grantees, and all other ORDINANCE NO. 1324 Notice is herby given that, por. ,, Persons or parties claiming by, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY luant to a Final Judgment of tnrough,underoragajnttthem;and OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE Foreclosure entered in cause all parties or peons having or SAME BEING KNOWN AS THE numbered 75141$,CA.09.C. In the claiming any right, title or interest PLUMBING CODE, SAID Circuit Court of Seminole County, In and to the premise's involved in AMENDMENT ADOPTING THF Florida, I will sell the property ' this suit. STANDARD PLUMBING CODE, sItuated in Seminole County, This subject property Is lying and 197$ EDITION, - -, - -AS PREPARED BY Florida, described as: r,griae, JPi SOUTHERN BUILDING Lot 13, Block "C", STERLING a nd is CONGRESS Real Estate 322-7643 Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets *3) 6117 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR (all between 1:30 5. For in 'matjOn rail 3.770704. - TERNATIONAL. INC. A copy shdtI be avlIabI, at the Office of the City Clerk for all per. sons dirirg to examine the same. All parties In interflt and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing, it', -______ NOW LEASING Pfrw. modern, I story efficiency NAVELS,GRAPEFRUITS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, OFANORDIPIANCE BY THE CITY FLORIDA.., OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. NO. 71. 1$1I.CA49.0 Notice Is hereby given that a DIVISION "C" Public Hearing will be held at thi THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING Commission Room ln the City Hall lfl FUND SOCIETY, a c orporation, the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Ptilnflff, o'clock O.M. on January 17, 1976, to vs. . consider the adoption of an or . BRUCE R. FOLAND,et ox et at, ..J C omplilnt i hi or dinane by the City of Sanford. Defedants, tier unknown heirs, devisees, Florida. title of which it as foIs: NOTICI OF SALE CODE MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - One a. 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Niwly redecorated Come itt. 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 323 1310 HELEN COHEN and. ,, COHEN, her husband, co Roosevelt University Mich gin Avenue at Congress Sir. Chicago, Illinois (Last t,rx,wn Address) more particularly descri bed as follows: Beginning oi feet, 6 inches East of the Northwest corner of the Northwest '4 of the Northeast '.4 of --- BAMBOO COVE APIS , Orange's, Grapefruit, TangerInes Tangelos and Lemons R.U.Hu?cttison,377.iO3I --- ------------- - - NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS It, DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD RENT PURCHASE PLAN & Two bedroom apart r.c'nt, carpeted, air, turn, & uflfurn $?5 tV 3771110 . ' - I" .1111 "" Of 3 BR, 7 bath, central heat & air, carpeted, fenced. $23,000. Lake Mary. 3720710. 114 90SA Large] Room Apartment Reasonable Navel Oranges. $2.30 per juice Ore'ges.'I.50p.erPiv. Your ContaIner, 377 511$ .. Sanford -Off Lake Mary Blvd 2 Bedroom, SliOpius deposit . - Phone 3239579 2S6S Park Of. SANFORD - 3 Bedroom,? I home, ar Conditioner, shady y.ard $19,500 Make offer 41-Houses pts 1 or 2 bedroom, turn. or For Sale or Rent - Almost new 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 7 car garage, air, tfurn. both AC. w w carpet . .hag carpet Self clean d.rnagC sits mc 3734389 alter OV lnSanofa.Occopyaftrr Jar. 5.30 pm itt Call 67$ 3091 after 1pm Oranges. fresh from grove washed , $195 bushel New crop Pecans, ID lbs. $9.50. Baggs STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. LaSalle Sir. 31A-Duplexes - 2107 French AwC 3723672 ANY BOOY'5 BABY, Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home In lovely s ec tion of county. One minute to Golf C ourse and elementary school. Central ties? air, equipped kitchen, break fast bar. All for $37,. REALTORS Ludwig COrictrI Snare drum. excellen t condition, $54) 3776670 GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE, INC '.'. 3272611 of 131 9993 to list your 59-Musical Mwrchand... Call Christmas soecixis here. SWAP- lb it. Co(,ia V Bottom Boat for good Spinet Piinø, or self, S37S. JOHNNY WALKER -- Franklin Arms Apts., 373 6650. NAVEL ORANGES BAGGED • TREE ANTIQUE SHOP, llC4 1st St , Sanford. well, $50. Couch & matching chair, $35. 3fl. Merry Christmas 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency Real Estate __________________ ___________ property ha: been filed CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-10$.CA49 OEU.110 against you and you are required to DIVISION: 0 serve a copy of your answer to the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Complaint on the Plaintiff's at. TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. torney, JAMES M. MACFE, of poration organized and existing CUlT OF FLORIODA. IN AND FOR ROBERT o. MELTflPI & underthelawsolth,United Slat es . SEMINOLE couNry. ASSOCIATES. P.?., 26 Wall Street, Plaintiff, Case He. 52169CA,125 P.O. Dra wer 1032, Orlando, Florida. vs NORMA J. MILLER, 37107, and file the or iginal in the WALTER WRIGHT and LYNN office of the Clerk of the Circuit WRIGHT, his wife, and Plaintiff, SEMINCLE Vs. Court on or befor e January 22nd, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. GEORGE W. MILLER, l9l6;ciherwlse the allegat ions 0ftp. !)ffendant Complaint Deferciant will be taken as report. con. NOTICEOPSALE NOTICEOFAa'ION fessed, and a default duhj eitered Notice is hereby given 'that, To' G'oroe W. MilI. lAD Yhit n,,.II,'.i..l, pursuant to an order or a fIra,au Route 2. box i.S rromrne Vvaiting a week for four cons,ecutive weeks lfl judgment of foreclosure entered In Platte City, Missouri the Everinçg Herald. the a bove-captioned action, I w ill SAN DIEGO (AP) - Lynette YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttaat an DATED thIs 19th day of Decem. sell the property situated In b(tlOfl to partition the "Squeaky" Fromme spent an bet, 1175, followIng SemInoleCouraty, Fiorida,de'srj Property in Seminole (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) uneventful weekend in conCounty, .s: Florida: Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. :.Of 37, GRANADA SOUTH, cc. finement at the federal MetroLOf%5a15d6, DUCK POND FIRST Cierk of the Circuit Court co,-ding to theplat thereof as politan Correctional Center ADDITION, Caswlt,rry, Seminole By: Mary N. Darden recorded In Plat Book IS, page 100, County, Florida, according to Ih. Deputy Clerk .... . here. orison nfflcick x-iii1 ,,,,,,. a,miroIe County, piat theteuf recorded In Plat Publish: Dec. 22.29. 1975. Jan. 5. I?. Florida. Book M1.cFrotrmelsbel.pt In 1976 I?, page j, public records of Subject to easements 1 ('irpCtc(l, private room On the and Seminole Ccinty, 11OJ.i, and DEU 1 restr,ctions of record 1972 Hsp;ta:il House mobile third floor of the modern -. Together with the following hotia', MOdel 7017 FR, 70 feet long, 12 010 S!D equipment permanen tly installed, feet wide. facility. Federal marshals . I-. ' . __________ ______________________ $135 $150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 48. SR 451, Lngwooa Tw024"3speedbilies Likenew,Uoeach 321 279). IT'S A DIRTY SHAME but the owner has to sell this n;e 3 BR home on corner lot. Central heat, family room, fireplace, kitchen equipped. All for $22.000. 60(Sq Ft. Shop Space 1(X) N'. Maple 373 $371 or 3fl 6620 equipped, air, carpeted. Large private yard $105 Adults,377fl96 ________________________ wk nds & ev es. _____________________ FTU.Oviedo-Duplex. turn, Or unfurn, Ideal loc ation Reasona ble Two bedroom, turn. or unfurn., adults preferred, security deposit. 363721. 373 5*51. Garden AptI., 18.2 BR, air, carpet, ap GE apIances + de fl-Houses Unfurnished Market, 251h and Sanford Ave. 377 For lamilies or friends 04 probtem" drinkers. r"Jrtheri.,fc.t'-' -att4334537 or write Sanford At Arscn Family Group .O - 3oApartments Unfurnished 9-Good TNn,9S to Eat Cot. oortation, P0, Box 2521, Sanford, Florida 37771. 0211, nice cabinet, plays Give an Hertvjm or Christmas Antique jewelry, China & Glass, Primitives, Furniture, Original Paintings & Hand Crafts Marie & Arthur Richter. CHINABER R Y - stereo- Consolt, AM-FM radio, Days' 372 6123 Qhts?2 7332 - Stenstrom Realty Peg. Real Estate Brok er JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC, 101W. Commercial Phone322.7$$1 Sanford e' - &v.r Call W. Garnett White Chlldandpetok Sl 30 permont, deposit $01 Magnolia Ave. 377. more per yr. $1,950 Investment Altamonte. . ui 71-AntIques -- - Sears Tandem Bike, lights, extras Like new. $15 Call 3720406 y time a Monday, Dec.77,975-78 S8-By Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, C ounter tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3726057 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - 2 Off ices attached. Warehouse truck height. Large fenced outside storage. Central location MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE ;" Local Dealer Distributor wants . exclusive Sanford area aIer Must be ca pable busines s perso n who aspires to make 520.0011 or IIOOE 2Sth Commercial Building ____________ New government progMm, child Box IS). Sanford, Ftc. 37771 COHEN, his wife, co Roosevelt University Michigan Avenue of Congress Street • Peg, Real Estate Broker *03W. 1st St , in 64061 of 323 0517 eves. SANrokr)'s !AL.ES LEADER" IRooms, very neat; utilities paid; required A BABY'S WORLD. :areforinfants toage 2 only Nut tone* Drivers' License Bureau. 325 3772611 Wekiva River. Furnished 2 ____________________ GE 15' R ef rigerator, good cord. $)3; 21" Sell propelled Tab mower with extra blade, 530. 377 6106. M. Unsworth Realty TAFF ER REALTY 37-Business Property - bedroom, utilities included, SIlO per month Adulti only 3774170 ----- NOW SHOWING- New 3 bcJra.'om home with central heat. Only '7)000 with $430 down. See today. 3. Bedroo m furnished mobile home • water furnied. '100 month. Cal 322 $717. Water f ront cottage on the scic portunities ------------ ' through, under or against them; and all parties or persons having or claiming any tight, title or Interest in and to the premises involved in this suit. BOATWRIG)('r, hit wife, ',%acress Unknow n" 24-Business .. ' care for as Ice as $2 per week f Quality. ]7] $424r legatees, or grar.tees, claiming by. WILL KIT- Includes 64-page at. _,ou Defendants, NOTICE OF SUIT - LOST-BlacklahradorRe!r&v.r.3 year old male, name "Moose". vicinity of Lake Mary, Mafair ' Country Club. NICe reward. Call Dr. Johnson, 3276821 or 322 611120 . Phont. trailer P,S Adult & family park W ee kly ISIS Hey 1797, Sanford 373 IvIn - I furnished, $120 month. 'SAIL MC) PARK, I. i. j bed-- . I 50--Mscellarx,ous for sale Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses Peg Real Estet. Broker CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT Rentals Ca _________ Ofll $2 2. Bedroom moe,aletaom,, PHONE 377. 1301 To All Your Friendsandtlelghbon AIIin,ChrislmasGreetlng here onWedneay,Dec .21 Call $62 Have '74 Van, will pick up 8. deliver Your Christmas merchandise, $ç.piancej, etc. 372 2360 . Lost- Lady's gold solitaire diamond ring, lost Dec. 13 In Sanford. _ Rrd. 373.1773 after 6. Christmas NICC I bedroom apt, lights, water Lady's A small Classified Ad brings big. returns Try one an'J see Call 7611 O., Ill ' , ( LOST: Seiwatch.Rard Phone 323 oiis , call 4n 4517 Write P.O. 1213 List your Christmas specials her where the shoppers will see ther ev ery day. 2l-Situations Wanted ____________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING Plaintiff, BOAT WRIGHT a.k'aWILLIAMJERDEN BOATRIGHT. and BOAT. WRIGHT, his wile, HUGH P WIGGINS and. . . WIGGINS. his wife, HARRY COHEN and COHEN. his wife, HELEN COHEN and COHEN. her huSbend, and MARY DICKENSON and DICKENSON, her hband, if alive, or if any pa rty named in this Complaint 15 deceas ed, then his or her unknown heirs, devlsees, . - PROBLEM 7 Bedroom apartment, oartiy lot fished, couple only 377 3762 day s , 322 0"I evenings - r '-. 41 -Houses 7 Bedroom furnished, $135 month Adults preferred, Phone 377 4.170 Nurses; RN's, LPN's; Aides; Aide b?flctency apartment, utilities In Companion; Needed immediately cluded. $125 month. Call In. 74 6280636 between 10 a rn & 2 p.m. ____________________ _____ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. MI 7071 for 'We Care""Hotline." Adults or Teens IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S-7SI1.CA.O.O PEARLM ALLEN, an dOw, f ormerly known as PEARL M. MOCK and PEARL MOCK, WILLIAM .. ._ _____________________ otice vs. , ___________________ 4-PersOnals MAYBER(IY RFD Lega , - HARRY COHEN and... 630 ~~~ ----------.-"--' . - ----- I - Carpeted. adults. ~ 1a a'ter S & wk rxis RELIABLE elderly woman •4llmlt ed incom,toliverentfr,,in exchange for care of my 4 y. n & tight housekeeping. References 323 $373 MonFrl. before 2:30. Sat. _& Sun. atterlpm. - CHRISTMAS FARM AND 643 ___ _____ ED Day AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd l. ____________ Before Publication __ WILLIAM JERDEN COAT WRIGHT, aka WILLIAM ,JERDEN BOATRIGH'y, and . . . 6-38 and Getting-The Charity Biiess." consumer affairs . 34-Wobile Homes lUtfl,Shd A Phone caUcoutdstat and profitable careec Sunday - Noon Friday __________________________ U €D ELECTRIC COM PANY 9; BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (Tues.) SOSMOSTAGE (Fri) KUPS SHOW CIE BAPTIST TREE Noon The Cookman College Choir. TOQUIETTITLE TO THE DEFENDANTS ED MOTHERS IN LAW: pro- COdISCO, Inc. 373 $500. Sanford, DEADLINES (2) Thurs. only) A GIFT: Music by the Bethune- , o REANDREASON El) (Mon.) OUR STORY enod Thurs., see below. ED (Thin c'ilyl TA8ERNA. 'ijpj Fri. is: flOon. U (Fri only) BOOK BEAT SOUARES DAYS (A) PieUntied T1'x.rc S4i 11 A m r1- PA.'$y' - 2' I2JDAYSOFOURUVES .4. 6 AS THE WORLD hovng (>e hour. 9i) HAPPY 630 cT.i ww REALJDADES: (3 jr5 . AN EVENING OF PIONSHIP SKATING (l'htss only ) KUPS SHOW ( R) SPECIAL: SPECIAL: Host: Jerry Spicor. Pastor Roy Aathem 1:30 courYMMs!a,lft andfurK. dend4S' '. Sdnders, lierten tvthaL ED (T1U-S.OrilY)OIJTREACH ts"set.ies t !'.c T-u'ty Qitcfs, Newport. Rhode Island, ft oldest EpisccpalChtrthlnthc (Fri.) Foresai 20-20 (Tues. only) MASTER. PIECE THEA TER only) Flynn 1947(Wed.'c, In Connoticut," Dennis Morgan, Barbara Stanwix. (Thtn) Preempted. geebebw (Fr)" BZackadCGoc,go N!y !PC'L gives for his arroloyees. fJ Shontr Sterling Hayden, Constan Ford 1957(rues.) "Cry i 6) THE GUIDING LIGHT, Preempted Fri. see below ED MOVIE (Mon) "The on SHOWOFFS PrOOfl)fOd Thurs.. See below 9 (l1JS OII1Y)CHRISTMAS ON HISTORIC HILL 1776- arv*alCtvistrnasparty Welter C41 POPS (F NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS . 9) RYAN'S HOPE 9 (1 (Mon. Wed, Fri.) "Via Alegre— ('Tue. Thurs.) -Car- rigigs ' WEEK' "The Nutcracker" (Thurs.) CHRISTMAS AT . (Tues.. Thins.) "Jeannie" (Wed) "P'nJ5 in Education M&*les NAL(WOd)SPECLOF (Thurs.")CELEB. .4 (61 W.,OE housoguest, a ROGERS' fl ADOAMs FAMILY 4:30 '4' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 2:30 2 12' THE DOCTORS 0 (n) INHERITANCE (T) BILL MOYERS'JOUR 1100 12. MIST enUed Fri.. see nloor. AllY SWEEPSTAKES 6 GAMBIT I1 THE ELECTRIC COt.z. 2P U Fri '9. 1 6 NE: EEL OF FOR. ooed Thurs see 1976: Cl ctnw of The' p PTeenXXM Thts P.M. MONDAY th0 rRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon (2) 1 NEWS: Preempted Thurs. on ch. 2. see below . 625 1,2; (Mon) "Wth This R' (4) I 00 CiUB 2 NBC NEWS 12 SOMERSET ) MIDDAY: ProO ed Fri.. 'CESRIO (I SESAME STREET 10:30 ED ood Thurs. fl Fri '6" PARTRIDGE FAMILY: '2' 10 &m 4 PRICE IS RIGHT .9' THE EDGE OF NIGHT TuesdQ ton," Pal Ct-ien, 18. and berdeadeq have runrrç ;l '6 TUNE: DMLY D11ONAL grant farm workers €1) MOVIE: "Garden of the 1255 Cafhi:1rai Washtnon '2) 12 (7) '12 TOMORROW 200 CIAL & EL) A DAY WITHOUT SSHINE: Story of Flonda's ni- MARBLE MACHINE EL) THE ELECTRIC COW PNY DC hour. '4i KUTANA TEN 6 RHOOA' M a (Nay Walker) develops a ushonhorthctor. A' tr o, star 1970 9 12' THE MAGNIFICENT 12 t2 (Thurs. only) CHRISTMAS DAY AT WASH. INGION CATHEDRAL: ctystmas Day Servi, Na- l96l.Gl'SWTersOnRtionsIand UNDERDOG: Preempted Thum., see below. €D(ThIa'B. only) JAMES RCJB. ISON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 400 .2) IRONSIDE 4) GILL1GANSlSD: ALL MY CHILDREN 2, i2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES Preempted Thurs. $09 below, ; MOVIE: "OnTheia." Dan Kfl DBfl er. timeless siry. "A Ctnas A'11 on mey. Ganness. Da Edith TOMORROW: PrOon,tod Fri.. Soo noon 1000 1130 TON .t SHOW 0 LIL,YOGAANDYOU 12i (Thurs Orgy) THE BELLS OF CHRISTMAS ED ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9 L.ETSMAKEA DEAL 800 " '4) PHIL DONAHUE y 7.30 2 WILDKINGDOM'RJ of the Kalahari" C MATCH GAME 930 10:30 RASO1ENDAS L 9) ONE LIFE TO LIVE EL) (Men Tuos., Wed, Fri.) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (T1s) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ED ROCKY AND FRIENDS. 12) HIGH ROLLERS ED BIG VALLEY 1230 (21 THREE FOR THEMONEY C (6) SEARCH FOR 4 1c line IthruS limes 31c a line 6thru 25 limes 24c line 76 times tSIVOMINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 5:30 CARRASCOIENDAS (Wed.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMB ER S (Thurs.) a.) CAR- U FEEDBACK Full time operator. accounting compotor_. Buffohs 11,000 $,Q Hr, I to S. 5 days per week, Call Debbie Knight, ____________________ Phoenix U (Mon) BOLERO (Tues. ) at . RATES iious ED MICKEY MOUSE CLUB City Kansas vs UrVvierstty of At IS CLASSIFIED DEFT. 5(3(3 12) ADAM 12 9 ltll(ASJSt_A!4D 6 (Thurs. only) NBA oY) SUN BOWL FOOTBALL: University t GRIFflN SHOW 12)(ThIJS.OnPy)CHRISTMAS LONE RANGER FuIitimesecurltyQuardLakcM áiea Call Associated urèly, Inc., Orlando, 125 90W . LOVE: below. 1ifl €L) THE s below, Fri.. see 3pm. 4 (Thurs. only) A GIFT OF 4 (0) YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Preoned Fri, •- 'l ME jazz singer Dee Dee WILD, WILD%OR1DOf ANIMALS EL) INTERCOM 24 ' - ConlL Personal Ide and family: si' Interview with C' CONCENTRATION 12 SCROOGE N Charles in- 322-2611 831-9993 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW U f) SESAME STREET OnlOdThtxs and Fri.. Thus. COItoo Choir. Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. Maureen O'Hara 1947. (Fri.) "Sirted the Sailor." pan P*c.. MAN ALIVE: GueStS Seminole 6 MATCH GAME: Pro- Daytona Beach (Wed) 'Honor lsiaixl' pc'. Foran, o Cil10 & (Th) Sied the SMor" Robert Walden. €D INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 7O 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 2 .--,---. - -- Orlando - Winter Park 6 330 ,sa(i (2) (Ths. Drily) AGlFflFOR CHRISTMAS: Wardens"Stan L3tXOl Ciiiivei, Hardy (Wi I43 PrOS pa&rUI1y intO his past. Guests: Florence Henrn, 4 6' CBS N .9 ABC NEWS 12 112) 1 9) NEWS: 11-us, be creeps; Lots '4) () P FAMILY FCCUS 9 Si o.000 PYRAMID tFrl.) Afternoon NEIGHBORHOOD 9) MOVIE: (Mon.) 'The Cat ED CO STAR '"- .- A1111111111111111111111111111 __________ 18--Help -Wanted __________ CLASSIFIED ADS m ondQ C9 . -1-.-----1-- ,'.-... Monday, D.C. 22, 975 TONIGHT' S 2' . ' ''!'_' - - 411111i I- . - . Install carpet and vinyl, wall to wall. I- I - Painting BETTER PAINTING $62 Sib? A Better lob, for a Better price. Interior ill. Exterior. 2.5 pcI. dis, for senior citizen's, _______________________ Freeestirnates, Call 323 6769. E'pt-rt roof repar's, flat roots or 1'1tg1es All work guaranteed BROGOEN ROOFING 3238700 ewing S WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in _____________ IIIIIIIIIIIII the Evening Her a ld today At!eral:crs Dressmaking i;ts', mtn's,thidren.s Drapes, Wills, Fest Control Upholstering, 322 0707. Donna Canada, '"1'L-'f' �- BIPJAREmm- N - - - - = E I I I N , - . __ .__ ~ W ~ — ~ ________ -- . . . . I - I - , .. , - 1:* - - - 2=,49 N. mrm _ - . __ -- -- ___________ _____ _________________ ______ _____ -- - ;rnr Ita BB— Evenng Hsrald, Sanford, Ft. E! - , I .'__ -_ ;}fl: 4n f" :: 10 I _; - - I L L ii!i __18 CNJ . . - it CO 12 7 -X CL3 I 136 1 -, X (JL_,.. DA*! '0 '* I :~ . ,-r -! " " "1 -I ; .4 &;~ >_ 4W =.t a X 0 = Z J; 0 : __ 9 - 0 'z J; __ __ I 1I %= j1 C4 1 _j,1 ° f ix 4X : ra 1-:8 ~-i 0 IM do @1 4& L mu I ;%Z - = I 10 âI ô • , ~: r - • 5 o h V 41 & - " I t : .0. - 'a : : -V=% : - 0 h h. g : & g • C2 :. --80; go ' o • i ?A - : . E E a : IL ,; V7 lei - '6 x W 9 a _____ : U W I 4 a - It: If 21P1-;_V1W0J _41 I k:_. I . . . - J .i.4 I . I ,., - ,.R: ~ __ __ ____ _ __.~ -1 __ .1 7~,:, - I- . .r_ ~ 164 N , -=M %.J . i2 : ,., ; 61W "T. .-I ra," n - . 'r r ~:__ oI Z 110iw . 0 Ln "). nAI p %P..0 I..* .. . '~ ~~ Ic ". _-_. .". . I . . . -I - . -' 0 - I 4~', -- . ..: . .61 3 0 I 0 )1;I -IL N N & N County ices Closing 1 I!;~'(%,N , 7 Z7 ! V.~,~ : I I ' '. _~ ", -) "~ .4 - 0 - ' / x -IF W -' ' ,j ' o3 0 0 # it 40 113111 C h * g It i ./ • 0 •' 90, ______ - _ _________ 1:111, 1111 y ~, --,I . __ - -.-.-.. ----.-._. --.--- --- _:I 0 29 1 . Tom Kamelis, vice-president of the county's league of civic f A -, W_- __ - - __ _-_ f __ - r,wv II ZZ _=".- . . P I ..- — -1 - ME~ ______- .T! __ - . ____!!~_ . ._ - I - gainst A '0 Iitralu Staff ritr . ! 1, ---________w_ -1 -- -____ -_-1.- -_ 1 __ I-- _-- --_- -- ---- -dE__-_ .:_ =__ _-1 _-_--._1_ - ._._.1'.__-. . -I I . II SNA i I 111. . --., ... " ":'i";;! .I 1~%. 1~1)!,, I I (1~ 1) -. FM 11,_ ===_ - Foreclosure Filed 1-1-IL' -- - __L-4 John S Krider of Saord as dismissed for the Christ mas semester sthng is January Iuifl udt Seminole County have a variety receiver to operate the facility holidays, will resume on Jan. 4 ________________________ _____ "We're hoepful we can hold Sanford Naval Academy and collect monies, of openings and closings during and the Spring term is our heads above water," Harry MeUon%ifle would no longer bc J the Oiristmas and New Year's When filing for bankruptcy in scheduled to begin Jan. 26. _____________ said today, "a nd that we're now used for a dormitory, officia.13 I going ahead with plans to open federal cot the holidays MacFdddcn A the private school in January Foundation listed 42niiiHnn said, but w ould be used icr 111c ,ca dem Senior School on the road to recovery" the ;i !~ 45 — t tuture looks office, store areas and band for the Spring term despite a assets a nd more than $1-million is located between Seminole ~2t will cl * 7 foreclosure lawsuit filed by the in liabilities to 105 creditors Boulevard and East First bright enrollment-wise for dle and athlefic practice. I __ 1111 The former Mayfair Ho National Exhibidon Co., and including the V,A2,848 owed the Street on the Sanford lakcfront. -Day. but will be open Jan. 2. for : "j., -I r-_ w_.,7nt-.-_ 0 = -,- =Z_. 'Me 195 vintage three-mory now being run more efficiently building (the Senior School) is I the filing for bankruptcy / by the regular business than ever before. school inOilando federal court Other creditors listed in Cit y flails in Sanford, M cIntosh said National stem, Ha M C8 MacFaddenFoundationtnl%3, Sanford attorney Ken cluded $150,000 to the Bank said Altamonte Spring .s and Lake 15 that f of along with 15 acres of land, for Exhibition's poitlon Authonties said two fires 1 Ma ii1 close Dec 2 4 and --— 23-year mortgage. the% are the preferred creditor wff e -set in October 1974 at the -1 foreclosure suit Monday in $19,l to Morrons Inc., and SM000 on a' in the Sanford Naval Academy Junior School circuit court for National smaller amounts to other Att ha ttlme the frMa)f I emergency service a student, was financW tangle and are con- causing $3,M0 damage. Exhlbltlon,saidtOda) thatthe supplicrs ord 'Y -fl N 0 'York ineed that the Senior and federal court petition for the ofIresonthp,®r0f Meanwhile, in circuit court at owned by will conünue on schedule, not Giants baseball club. — reorganization under the Sanford on Junior school properties are the Senior School were quickly Monday, attoey affected by the holidays. I 0 School sufficient equity. , federal bankruptcy law won't Thomas A. Speer filcd lawsuits The de extinguished and damages 1 Garbage service will be affect the local coup action. against the MacFadden at 1211 Mellonville Ave. After suffering four student' were confined mosdy to mat. discontinued in Altamonte I I ., was set fires win 12 months, the It National Exhibition (San Foundation demandin separated from the main school Springs this week, There'll . 9 7 Sanford Naval Academy was All Francisco Giants) alleges judgments of $2,536.30 to in 1967, officials said. thr,ee students involved no pickup Thursday and MARCH OF DIMXS-CHAIRMEN ordered closed July by state were disdpiinedand , Bernarr McFadden Foundation Robinson's Inc., of Orlando, sen t home Friday, but there will be Sanford Naval Academy fire marshals. The facility Harry said. National Chairman of thMarch ol.Jtmes Arnold Palmer (right) Inc., defaulted on a $138,437 and Dec. 29. Regular collection will coagratniaks $3,OSS.1l to lull Lumber reached a peak enrollment of reopened in September after Seminole County's Superintendent&h purchase money mortgage on and Hardware Co., of Sanford, ne ly 400 The Giants baseball club is We place during the ign I.%, ar students in 1969. The promising to correct 1 code WWI= for bufiding supplies. holitwy pCTI. reportedly in financial trouble, school became co-educational deficiencies. 97 March oil Deg iudnIg drive f the county. $1,413 miq ntei School officials today' in i and had approximay The state granted pcniussion too. Owner Horace Stoneham Lake Mary has a private one of professional goUls living legends, and Layer urge everyone -Nation.al Exhibition is asking declined todistii ss the financial been Lryi to 130 studen , garbage pickup service which including four for use of the first and secondsha t team "ts O Circuit Court Judge Dominick dlfficuflle5 of Sanford Naval girls, V ' the lund drive in wder to hemr flubt birth defect,' - . last September. won'tbeinoperatIonth floors of the Senior School Sith to ) school is Academy bitadminstra Da}oronNewyearsl)a> but — Harrysald an oUmof building on E. Fiat St. 19r (CoiauedOnpage!A) iio. on other days. I ~ 11 I 0 -I . and Winter Springs city functions, except _____________________________________ 0 standby work crews, will be closed Dec. 25 wid 26 and Jan. 1. ~ , 1 othcityoffIceswIiieopen I T &(I, - .14 I -it By JANE CASSE1,BERRy .. , I Ghrbage collection in t* First Baptist Church of Oviedo, ft • Lungwood and Winter Sprthgs & p 1IeraldStsf(riter 730 pm, Nativity Catholic in 11 00 £ is handledby prhatcfrnja i (urch, !ke Mac), 79 pm . Sanford City Commission Also on Monday night's there will be no pickup service Area churches il are through Dec. 27 and on • Monday nigt authorized the agenda onancei closing an on Dec 25 or Jan 1 celebrating the Bath of Christ . I i Ee 11 pm to drafting of a resolution in- alley between Chapman Avenue Casselberr} City Hail will t p,J - i :' 0 21 with live outdoor natl%ity midnight, and on Chrisas tendedtofightpcoposse in and Avenue, rezoning state legislature to -wr place Property between Third and Years Day but will be -_ open for al Baptist Church. I is~s I I : L Eve publicly-o%med utilities under Fourth Streets, adolAing the and Christmas Day ser. I I business Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. — Among the churches planning , : ,t',7-!ft - I _# n j S t le u ic Service commission. Standard Plumbing Code, and saelberry's private garbage ristmasEeservicesare St -1 The resolution, to be sent to adopting the city's C _ theSemrnoleCountydelegatlon phensive Development Plan ii.s t .-L. operation on the two holidays. ' f IV. ,V i % * of the Florida League of Cities, P seen Emergency tonight at 1101 services will be IVIIV P. AMR ill hold a Matins sersice t o , / ' '1 aailablc Qirmas DI) find oraian Church, . if — New Year's Day, however. i. V Lonrwood, 7 and 8 p.m.; and 10:30 pm vespers at 11 on double taxation, - I _- ' ! 2A - -1 -]Lt;;-_-:E . _____-_ ___ _ ____________ - -- -__. _. ______________ . a . 11 a h ra 0 e I It ~ _______________ • 2 0, Freem n Deadlo Academy Seeks Bankruptcy Status , , """`;rJ . ___ CIL- -.. _,. -,__ __ m ____ __l__.-Z---I - --C - -- -_" --1 I z-. U _______ : i~ u s assodatlonj, also asked that Freeman step down. Williams said that in 1973 the commission asked for the labeling all the charges during this morning's session. Herring's office, a position with Marsee, a member of Rumcounty consn today voted — "I "politically moti vated." find it repugnant for any resignation of a county advi.sor, Kimbrough hammered away which Hattaway agreed. 2-2 to lea ve Freeman in his post. be here for any controversial rger's law firm was the member of this board to be Both Hattaway . simUarto Freeman, and he said and at the propositinn that the ('mmissiofler Sidney Vihien iC." Eirn1)r(Ugh said. .11)hJ1 Albee, vice-president of county attorney who %%-,Lq ,uted llur,n the motives (if Vitilen Kwiatowskj votcd to retain the grand today's request for Frt.-eman's county Jr. , was absent frotnUle ' attorney should at least the South Seminole Jaycees, out and was in Seminole Memorial replaced by Freeman jury," said Jimmy Rs of ouster was an "Identical" Freeman, while Kimbrough be reqi*ed to meet the same said action-packed meeting in which Hospit,al. it woWd be in the county's earlier this year. !ngwood. situation. and Commissioner Richard county standards as those "best interest" if Freeman c mIorJohn Kimbrough CominIoners Michael Williams asked that Freeman flattaway said that if he felt Ro6s said the grand Jurors Williams said Freeman's applied to semi.sUed and strongly questioned U county's hlattawa) tep and down until charges charges were justified, he issued the mctznen, not Harry be suspended unUl charges are rnovwasneeddth"rese skilled laborers against turn are cleared Albee would also ask Freeman to step Herring, (cobued Page A) Of I O" "i W ox I- 0 X - a, I P. ..0 0 3 *..- o t eman 0 — - o e standard for a county attorney Kwiathows, both under in- cleared by the courts herald St( Writer "M an individual and as a said he was speaking as an down , but he called th VIhien was in Seminole dlctment by e charges the same grand Freeman, who is also commissioner, I Amid charges and counter- Memorial hospital with a have faith In indhldual, not on behalf of the "political harassment" and Jury that charges Freeman charged along charges and citizen d with Mr. Freeman," Kwiatkowski Jaycees. ds broken foot. said he would not take "any with seeking a $12,400 kickback Kwiatkowskj and Hattaay said, lie said grand jury that County Atty. Thomas "I assumed Vihien wouldn't "Thom Ruinberger would be part of it." Freeman step down until grand from John Morris, a tifie in- with violation of Florida's charges were "politically" proud of this moment," surance firm officer, fought Some citizens at the meeting Sunshine Iw, remained silent inspired by State Atty. Abbott remarked Hattaway. Howard I See related story, Page 2-A) Jury charges are cleared, the d not see It the same way. back by 8 5 p . I1 ED I'fllChF () , sen V . x : 0 Mi i I I 1. E ~ N a, * ii'-I 17%t,1.A,* _* L 4 __ 'o • S - - --,*___ -- - 0 01 I • : g - Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents . .I Im......... . ..Im.........JIM.........J: M......... V 01 - s. ____ 68th Year, No 106—Tuesday, December 23, 1975 :. âi 01 j w 'i I .A .0 2 .- 11 veiii I . i M I c.D6 KZ~')-_~% I ___=11=._ ~.1____'__._-f- 0 if '3p CU c!3, i - 4: 11"'s.........I *8 - - 41 ;M1110: I )( ?I ,..fn' u- 13 i . 7= V =L<_ t!!1 --- - Monday, Dec. 22, 1973 _. 1i I __ -. = 01 il -- -- ____ - _-=at = trz- - lFa -' -- - ___ ' -Y E !' UJ 0 U ., , CL Cla Z 0 a : 0 ° 0 > UI . in Iii ;~.- -- Churches Slate Holy Services - a).... 0 M a) 04 E 46 ~ i 9 — 0 W V. - LU = . I ___ 0 0 .0 r , E -a 1-:0 P. 00 4~ itt V- V- 11 - 0 . ' ___ wi,,,,,"`1 M IN" ___ F.4 . X ___ rr-) POW-IR I _n 0:1 t 7 --__ . - -! - --- - - - - - z_ ___ k - ___4 I i LIA 7 -. 3 ,O t" '" .-> r i , i j . ~ 0 ~" L -, L~f *% 7 F ( I - . . 1!_ T_ __T ___. - -, V P . Aar= . I Ta ~ "Wa A, _ 8 .4 4. 4; 0 W Z I, - _. I ~t . L a i a : IU - C - I It -C r(jr It - _ __ .k . 'We Need Santa - i \___ r , I - ____- Church will have a lovefeast at Claus. Even one on a blLkwrd. "Santa Claus, because of his consistent good humor, his a midni;t Mass at Church of the Nativity. 2 Psychology professor at the University of Maine at Gorham. hurch of Sanford will hold a 7:30 p.m. candlelight com- fluenceispos1Ube,5ddsinU S CatbolIc,amagazI turch will hold a carol lie's more Interesting ard less demanding than IksIie 'And he his with children by declar;ng hiniiell their patron saint." Last year, U.S. Catholic ran an article criticiflng Santa and asked readers to respond to statements about him. 4. 0 I . ~. - .0 ? 0 -C :1 A 0 .L It : I & A go in ,C o I 0. ,0 0 Z .1i V to .V -D o . -V to - collectiv e bargaining; _________________ Today ---, -, q J# -4 ' ; t__!w J~~ _ . - fi , I . __ . tz t - - I f,,: _M4 ~ 0 I sy ,X_Io " _- __-.if1.1 -=.--- .. -__. ,:#,l . - --.--7-- ._- z = , z - -:_ !;:p _~:~_ r, r i-7.,1 %5 i iz t I -0. _*i 04iiii, __ 1 . 4 V s tem. asrnprl%atelndustc), Comics rather than the present Crossword _..........._3I mm -6-A will require governmental - ___ i _X -.- ;_111F i, .4.1 I _il~ I L J-,Z-%V option to pay for unemployme - local codes and regulations. ObItuarks .. ........... .5-A F- _--- - .? --.;# -, _Z ';~~ . Z I -- , -.-..&;-, ""t ~, V- h & '9 a C. 8 I - A 2 -C __________ - - - Warren E. Knowles explained that at tlrn€s government - ____ -: -- .-.. %%F TIII'R parenth,"sayaPf .4 . - - - . 4 1. h f heGo Shepherd, Sanford, will have an 11 p.m. candlelight service I .. . P___ = .11 I _____. • Ik _ ` "_ -11 First Presb)lerian Church of Sanford will begin at730pm I ; . -. Psychologist Sa in 1:i . 2- - - -, " , Ir , , i - I . - . '. (>, OO I' 4 - __ 0, I" . - 4% a io 0. a. 1C . ication C L . I. -_- ._ ZE_ _____ Clar P-1 . I 1%, - ;. , _ I /I " _', IN .- - - It -4 , , .- * - - - _--___. ___ __________ - 0 1 ;I 14 Lj m-~ __ - t . JW I , ; % % - ~1 ,4 . - (1 - - ___ ___ L]J I % " r" INV __ __ I --- _--_ __ ___ fr ____ - ______ ,; 0 ____ ___ . Board Opposes • Ut I*ty __________ — V.4 -1 . ~ . A ; This year only 15 per cent responded that they thought Santa helped leach greed. And 91 per cent responded they "never suffered any harm as a consequence of [be Santa Memiah Lutheran Church of Casselberry will have an 11 ___ ______ ___________ ____ - V_=_ = 0M,13 WE; - - 14L - - F~ __ - as schools, colleges or or through Wednesday. Highs in structures "in the boondocks" the 60s. Lows in the upper 3h and "then expect the city to and lower 40s. Ught, 1i %.?-i W ek L = I - I ., f - Ii . - 11 ft 71_1 - I-_= — % M - 1, - requiring compliance with local __ - -_ - . - i I V 4 D ___ I- Clio -V on I ;9 3 - 0 0 11 I .Z C, , 0 : U I 0 61- A E V_ 0 E * fin E 3 W E 21 1L.0 W -0 a . __---- 4K . .4 - -, - E !'r i &_ M , ." assert the white-beorded old fellow competes wi Christ child. "Actually," she contevds, "the hirmule Lold gentleman h probyUngtheCthlmuflabyf flaughts of Madison Avenue. y 6 :g . E 11~ 1 ' t, 4 40 r- -- - withbehsjl1t, 11 - _ag N ___________ — — , --=-. ------ -- --- - - -- - '-=------ — ---- -- - — At least as likely a that they, too, enjoy a, amtces 0 CF O C ta. juppol-ling parent, and me the fr will have a family casol tiervics ~. - Z niunion at 10 and 1130 pm Holy Cross Episcopal Church ,*( t. . 7 . service with choral Eucharist at 11:45 p.m. Tbere ivill bt a 10 a.m.servlceonctulstrnailiay. f..-, St. John L!ie Baptist Eastern Orthodox Church ;rI111 hold Typica serv at 1 pm. Chririmas Day at Fiat '' Methost ChUh of Sanh • THIS CAT 4; . DS projects. In other aclions, the City 74P I _, . - . - ;ATER __ ______ ___ 1. Z - __1-,;yz-4-nZ'1 -Z425.: - - - 1.,= -_ - - _'!_ nPtus who suggested thata ramps to aid handicapped persons be built onto cit) Knowles said his office Kim Kyting-Han, Korea, one of the 47 foreign gr3duate students currently is studying the visiting Sanlard's Cenftl Flo" Zoological Park, may have led I`Pas-bilitY of Providing ramps this spotted leopard cub to water, tnt getting a dr-Itak is something (or sonic sidewalks. Which else again. The visttor froni 16 countries ar eo)1ng the interst ions shod c Christmas holidays [a C ent ral Florida before returning is various ramps, the type of slope to k iIn ,mIpltIpi nrn k !!!! ukd, wid ti cost at O 1 I . DAYS 1 0 l lfltO I IVI ~ . ---.- _____ - -. - - � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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/2be287e548b320bac28bf0a1587b2b39.pdf a9e9138c116fdb509ffb09704467700b PDF Text Text .- - - ____ __ .,. . - . _C=~E~~ - -; P __4," :_._, - - __ - _____________ . - - __ --4RW11111kM1= __ __ -_____ - __ ______ ___ - I M N I - - - __ 9 -1 - N - . - __ - __ __ AV W" __-________-_ I I in-------- ~__ M_:-: Vl _77 -_ --.-,----------------.---"---.--. -_ - - - - --_-' - - --- - --- -.- -- . . IS-Everilnig Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Friday, Dec. to, jf75 I / ~R7u Russia [_ Mort Walker 49 Before I Russian river 50 Palm leaf E RuIl4an St Mettec' foot ACRO$8 'YOUR e\TBELT 3LJZZEg T)4A7 IiNI Sainte __ I 7-~ -77t -,74Vi, ~ -? SUN -_._ EDITIO Ll - - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 Russian ;;t_ __;=__br;o~ % 11 u r.i i NAH F AP 10 Russian COPE I A lbli IC TA T (var) I MM HOROS __ENS I \ ,siE \JRSPE J?4S.J/ ; _* t,_ i~ ___ Mr:~__lAR! rthZl.Aril9) Betenathus and youllsuc AV - / / - r &~~, 1 I I -.. / (h I ff THE BORN LOSER - / ~ \ \ ,-Q I! ( 0 -_ F'uit drink 1 '2 39 VOracious fish 7 U U I (post) lf - . 0 15 - — 16 17 rring .- 4 a C il l ~ 1 I I ,,,--.,I I' l /% I ( Y ~ I . 4 ,t7 1-1 / — — — M%ulAlIll , , WE WAN ThE COLL EGE 1 T5DOLLARS All PER CENT / .,Jr - - ---. lengthen,. Don't give up on relied upon. something important just IIISCF.S (Feb. 20-March 2o) 24 -'llil N = / 33 37 / 38 It 46 - -- ____ II I I I_i__ 49 152 _53 - by StoffelS_Hesmdahl 50 54 55 • ' . I . _____ 58 - WIN — 59 - Ju _______________________________________________ ______ -.-- ______ .. __ - - •-_ .,------------ - -.0 --, _T. _- r - -_ * - -- r - - . 14:1 ----= ~Nl [i _ 1 - - .1 _AMLF- _. 4. _____ - . - _ ., .-: - _. .- .- _X= ___ - - I . . I .. '1I - - - - ii - - ___________________________ t _ I - : - _____ . - - = - - -- - - Xtq, - - -- -iv - ______ ____ - - - ___ F_-_ 1 - __- - - I ! -. _ - I 1 y es . ' -- -._-. After Freeman was indi cted Morris swore in an affidavit taken by Freeman and defense attorneyJ.CheneyMasonthpt the kickback allegations against Freen are "total l false." Herring says he's written a ___________ -_.- - __-_____--. 1.---------__ . _. I !L ____________ sons. ___ ___ 11T -. - ..... - k rril in connection with a _', -71 ,7 i ___________-t - with Morris and 200therper - ..i - -f-,U___ clay pit deal, was a witnm be1orethegrandJurya1 . (J 4 IW — - ~- 11 _____________ Z l!%, _E_ im ,-:: -W -------_-_- prop,weA êItI 1nsurance on the land. - - - _l ________________________ --------_ ___ --_ ----.--_-__ - I., -.1.00— E2`Mv f_=_-.---___ -.-z_,;, . I ..:~-~ - .- , I I %Cstigated. Tom Pratt, chairman of a five member panel of the Seminole County Democratic ExecthveCommlttee,saldhe wants "an unbiased probe of 1lerr s office in their flTh3use of grand ri to politically damage public officials" BRIDGE AT Me - - ____ cuse; Freeman of .solIcitin ___ that1Ierringbeinuejateiy __1 - - 112,400 kickback from S, ___ suspended and his office l _______ ______ - Zz .1 er ____________ -' Seminole Brevard State Attorney Abbott Herring has challenged a Seminole Democratic Investigating committee to give Gov. Reubin Askew a basis for its request __________________________________ 57 _____ — 'r __________ 56 BUGS BUNNY _____________ 7 51 - _ I — — 14 IA• nIght. Thlscomlngyearcanbea UBRA (Sept 23ct very rewarding and profitable ) GoalsthateludeIyou yester. oneforyouifyouseekout day are achievable today if marketthatha.saneedforyow' )ou'rewillingtoexertyourself. special skills and knowled ge, 40' 41 - • startertoday But,once)ou$t -- - 8)808 LL(JYD This lsllkelytobea rather busy capable of gaining desirable t rr ' ., I I first try. - - . .. ecial S - __I- - . Herald Staff WrIter day for you. You're apt to run results regardless of obstacles. out of steam rather early in the YOUR BIRTHDAY evening. Don't make it a late Dec.20,1975 1 ( the 2fl I (7' -I I_i— __ - - or , -, - n ttee Req ues 0M M '. - YOU'LL RECO&NI E OUR UNION AS THE OFFICIAL FACULTY / ges e -- - -- - LET ME &ET THIS STRAIGHT, - __I . - !I - , - • 11 . ARI 18 iiz Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - -, I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i . - AQU andresource5areconcerned US 2OFeb 19) You must give a little in order You'll have the opportunity "ll 9 . 68th Year, No. 104-Sunday, December 21, 975 I tcdaywhereyourself-interests term., U - __ %T~-.r ..... ... . ___.-__,_._ = ... 41 Hawaiian .garland 42 Plo*lsnds 4Im'd,ammal I? 5 *~ ! 1^ 0 I ]Hleivil mi_g ]Even . 2 : 28 Devl 48 Demolish a Voidsc?etb:ne 29 WOO tin) 9 Counterfeit 52 Finial 30 Wine cup 10 Town (Cornish 32 Constellation ornament Prefix) 34 Strive 53 Waterring place 11 Meshed fabric 35 Friend (Ft,) 55 Open parIs Isp ) . 1~ l__L 37 38 vr /llTiIl I II 5 Chemical suffix Imyth 1 6 Resinous 26 Small bed memory l}li5 114 THIRD TOR)' it) 11 i region from .1 iiE.1[ 1. Al Art Sansom f4l4T AFT Th.& TURI.) V) Th "'Al group 2 Ger man c 2 Tel v site 44 Wolfhound 33 Russian vessel 3 Large barrel 25 Daughter of (vat.) 36 Repetitron 4 French Cadmus 45 Chalcedony -----1 ~- WA,l luck, energy and drive have me general drift of today'5 even will at ftr5t appear to be very definite limita tions. 20.Mav ) working against you. Con. TAURUS '( April il Late In the day is not the time to ditions w l later aster to your try t resolve serious family satisfaction. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. problems. Wait till everyone has a chance to sleep on the 21) have fai th in yourself and your ideas today. There IS a tst GEMINI(May 1-June 0) Be solutlonforeachprobkm If you 2 that your take time to think it out. cat CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan remarks aren't too caustic or biting. Someone you'll put down 19) Don't be afraid to bargain a bit today. If you take a firm will not forgive readfly. CANCER (June 21-July 22) position, the other fellow will You tend to be a shade selfLth eventuallycnmearoundtoyour member of of Greek myth 22 Young man 1~ ' " SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) candle at both ends today. Your I? Pttty 40 Atm ni Had (mlh) I 20---- Domni(in 41 Biblical the year & the sufferer Lord) 43 Senior I Tragic mother 21 Stir Terrible by 2' L the ii Boris —_ F 1 -- L '. part _____ - E S0 certain w.l ion gallery 19 Threat 59 Opaich 21 W'nglike 23 Western state DOWN 2S Frozen liquid 28 I 57 Placti in a 16 Exist 'J 1 'tJ / ________ nickname .. / I 1 / - N z - -- _______ -_____________ - _- -_ kill -_- ___________ ____ ____ ____ INI -=- _L_ - I GWO FER DNNER, MY __ 16 D'.NIN 'Alt ! jl-v - EACH OF ill IV I THE WAY! ...-... . MINUTES! - . / .. 1. . _____ ____ , 71.1WIT --------P. !-&, Q Or A . . c'4. - / ) / / .. __I _._ I_'L. -"j BLONDIE Chic Young (4GOU4 O __ I'E GOTA FEELINGjJ 3. _ - ,, - . 11 H I % LET __4lvE fl_ )J11 ALLRI&4T &--..*' ow - 4 s I C', I r ____ .-j c I i II !!! ) .1I I -_ I L~ . I - I I -~~Ciizl C rL_ I V (' - - I— I I . I to -%. PRISCILLA'S POP b Al Yarn, SANTA. ',•—',.. yQj ,,.. YOUVE sT WE iC7'_ WT -. Since I am 43 years old he told me that there is nothing he can do for me. It hurts and Is very uncomfortable. lie gave me some Donnatal pills to take three times a day before meals, When I run out of pills I'm supposed to go back to . f _ . ____ him. AFTER CHRISTMAS LP ' I \ "s ______ j1 * \_I ,_1_J . I-' / / . -'.. ,, / '4..XA c,• , .,-. ii_l lii I 4.Qa-uti.C'. ARCHIE ____ . -. I_-L_ i I DEAR — by Bob Montana I HOW Do ._--_Z-1_--- M GG WEARfTTo,w1 w& Ill MYOIJTFIT ? ir WE'YrJ(J EVERY PIANO RECITAl. TM . THELAM s,TYLE GOING TO PLAY- 'rO1JTWCLOOS DOtI'T KNCI,VA * diaphragm that separates r ? " fil a I ___________ ___ ill - - -- - I R Z Ni" 1'11" I — ! m- 1~ il T 11A /1 12-11 I" I - - ~ !". ~P_ 1, r I _- If .. k __ .I _Lj_6 ALTE'RIdATIVe, Slit - C, ~~_ IFITTITIlliftor - I I - ':- _ 9 P4 f Ild dired Corbett admitted to Seniuinole Memorial for "treatment, evaluation and j Police reported the youth was found lying on a bench ___'____ '__ \___ i _COMpL1MNT! \ Hospital a short time later. E. Hill Sr. The lawsul Ls allege that Corbett visited Dr. Gomez In April complaining of chest pains, pain in his left acm, Cxrbett returned to the doctor several days later complaining of "aggravaflon of palm upon playing football and ertion. a ccording to the suits, dizziness and blackouts. - __________________ - - -- . I 0 1 r (k f 7~iry / , 0 it's to Ill ill IV 14. V I Fill .^ -------lllllilEliliillliiilill,lliliiiliiiii,l — , is COMIN't ______________ - I KK.Ryan ______________ _______________ , ,- by jaCAXU1&4P~, - WA 0 Vyl,4=.,r i WAIRCvr A I : i =!n", il , v -,R ~_ i L lift, I .% W04WW63X0W l RX 7AV MWt*5,l W - ----- I. - If t. -, - 4 . - - _., _l ~_-_.___ - -_ _ - --- _, __ -W rp_ ? _______ . k `1P ' 490LMiiim . -4~, At 0 . - *Z11 T - ______ . 11W .. -4 I - *um IV *' iltPli" w-r . .0 INR - - , - "I'l -4 - ~ _~r~_~ __ ____ =!.lil - 4il , - ll - i M_ - -C - I _. - ---- -- - . . - 70mv - — I IL'sk ---"- LT , ____ _-_ ------ __ . - - nA v-T ___ r A " 0 a ; I - ~ , j;%' M,)VII -, t it / , i - . 1 * I ) 67.4 .rk.A_1,,,,_ ; ; . a DEST DRESSED 0 go DOLLS CHOSEN - ____ AX _ b-- the first part of November" I J1151illil CHRISTMAS H~ 11WORS __ The lawsuits charge that Gomez failed "to employ his expertise in cardiology" and that this resulted in Corbett's death. The civil actions also allege that the doctor "failed to properly diagnose, discover and treat the presence of the obstructing cam of Corbett's heart problem." - --_-.- --_-___. . High School employes I ac deflance" of the doctor's orders permil and consented to Corbett's par. ficipation in p~Y*al education activities ,,as rertmiial aid and-or classes as make-upi work for .Lds ab. smteeisrn.11 : ! - I - . - __. -- __ __-_ L- -7 Z-_-_ _---_ -____ _ A- The lawsuits charge that the school ernployes' negligence "resulteid in injury and aggravation of Corbett's heart condition and his sulequent death." No hearing dates have been set for the lawsuits, t i assigned to Dominick Salfi for Jury trials. .__ll L lP - ____________ -. lr_ -14,-.-;L:~_?Z,171_Z--------------- T NIL .-_ - -_ Up - D - -:--' - '- -:i:r ? [' '. . _. Jill -0i7lll ~~. - " -,iF __I"Jll-1 ;11 - t~~c committee of the big event is everyone, regardless of age, aUowing five weekends for Osteen B ridge Camp. C, 0. mming full steam ahead to has an equal chance to bi:~come anglers to compete for the Penney of Marina isle Camp, make it one of the biggest and a wtnner. thousands of dollars in prizes. and best tournaments ever held in To assure the safety and FoUowing the conclusion of Lemon Bluff Camp were the Sianford area. well-being of everyone the Derby, prizes will be present at the meeting to confer A six horsepower Johnson engaging in the derby, all boats awarded at a huge outdoor With committee members on outboard motor was pledged by niust be safety barbecue with - "."-:44ll v 11Y, - .". ---"-_~& -41 ,4- ,p - Monroe Harbour Marina to elimination from the contest 7:;i 4 . '. i-. ..r-,- -_ -, -. - I E -, -, I dred more dollars as Gene dut>, along with the Florida The grand prize may be just The next committee meeting Meadors, Mercury outboard Marine Patrol. as easfly won by a youngster as is scheduled for January 13, '76, dealer for the area, offered a Committee members will an eqxrienced fisherman as a Lim izeven-and-a-half horsepower nouncpd later. Mcreury motor for one of tile All fishing guides in thie area ,ve requested to contact Bob 4 - F %p li _ - __--- 1 -- , = _% .- .:- - ='.' - -` , -_.1 .17_rt_ !- ? - - -_ - 7: =', 1.,!;J' i ____ - V ",- - - i- __ - - , - - .1 _ - __1 -1 - - .- l Jan. 29 Bass Tourney Attracts 200 Entries committee, stnwed that inth Rathl at Mwxoe Harbour the cooperation businessman and resident of Dave Comes, a represen- Fh3hermen series or qualifying commerce nees a complete list the Central Florida area, this tative of the American Bass tournaments because of ample of'guides available tor the R __~ :I i l -nN-~'~t_ ..; * . , '~f% 4' 11 .--- ___ - I - fishing contest could become Fishermen, attended a meeting par" facilities for the many Derby and other types of one of the biggest events ever of ttw Sanford Shad Derby boats and trailers expect, , d and ll held in Sanford Committee to further publicize the ailability of near by food Following is a complete list of Under thesponsotshipofme the$5O,000FloridaSpringOpen andlodglng,accordingtoJack , rules agreed on by the Derby EeningHeraldandhackedby Bass Tournament RaUe marina manager committee the Greater Sanford Chamber The tournament, sponsored u r —Contest open to public. No stated that owever , vu . I.. , %. .1 o ..omrnerce, • Shad monroe uw wu' rna u en fee or pre-Iegisuatlon Bass Fishermen the president of Antierican Bass is expected to draw Visitors and the American - ' - -- - -- __ - . _-- -- H - . - - ----. ___7 - . .1 Contestants from all over the is expected to draw more than world. A motion was made to ZDO entries who wfll be com, award a certificate to the el peting for first place prize gerserated in the Sanford area. coinmon sense and courtesy trant trave lling the greatest ,OOO, plus a boat and phy when on water. Second prize winner will The knirnament is scheduled — All shad must be cau t Dove stated . that he had receive $4,000 plus trophy and for Jan. 2%, John David Snehm, M-mondmicid son of Coll and Mrs. James I , with hook and Ii ne, W31, lr6 Fish not en guided fishermen from as far third spot wil, be worth 1j,000 t f i . . I Snelson of the Salsisidon Army, admires the winning (10115 c hosen by the judge, Mrs, Sheila Roberts, past chairman of the Salvation away as Spain and Japan in and a tl 28. wmen for dIs I ri butim to little gifris from nee dy famUles, iliftwers were (from le1t first p1a Southern Bell opet, Mrst Baptist Church and th'Ird. Emma Jean Noe. . I The la wsuits allege that because of the sbide's absenteeism, despite being advised that he had a tion ildpateinphleducaUr1Ues thatSeminole The suits allege that the doctor sent school officials a letter "reversing prior permission to engage in physical education" and didn't schedule any interim treatment, surgical or otherwise, for Corbett. AyAthisoryBoard Choinfromthedolls,dsedylocai Years -, B0 . - - ~ JI/ &' 11 - I I , ilil - _____ __ - - ----. Jii,._1--.!-i .. ------ % I IS I A - _ . ___ ___ I - I - il ( -- iii - The ci vil actions allege that Gomez didn't out the source of Corbett's complaints but -only arranged Of Weekl y prizes and grand ficial weigh stations for the In addition, Seminole County pill will be given in only two Derby and two more camps lists of prizes. Immediately, the Sheriff John Polk has Promised categories, age IS-ari d-under, clow to Lake Harney wiu contest jumped several hun- that Patrol boats wifl be on and age 16-and-over. be asked to participate. . -W , fV- '0 ZMAS - be added to the ever-growing _ ""' & - -1 &ACny- COMM l - _________________ H) 8013 ORRI II the family-from the youngest ..tLso be on hand in well-marked shl has no way of knowing IL.2dSLff%rltcr to the oldest. private boats to assist In any who i s on the other end of the P1 Ins for the F irst Annual Slow troing wi th lit tackle way possible trolled lure Shad Derby are beginning to lsthemethOdmostoftenusedto TheDerbywlllstartFeb.14, Fishing camp operators in take shape and the steering catch this scrappy fish, so 1978 and run through March 14, the area, John Lankford of of ' - 'l " . N . I 'It - -., - ".- . . - ,4 . " T 1 --F w, WIP, - . As aWMWnQV5,,/&W - Karen Blbe, "Rndoh" Keith Shad Derby Plans Shaping I - I z- - I I X mji , i I WL26 if 1WVN5) -j - -. i 1 0 4&k. J1, ____ —_ - -_ If Garrylwdeau - . &- -_=_-44i-z - -- ,r-w:. 9 lC ________________ ...__ - _-_.- - - ___ ____ - - ' - "This is Georgel nighl tO howl, Gladys ... he's balancing the - 1N ' SWITOZ i 4 ____ - .____ ______________ - IF Is - - -- .......... . - 1-A , I . - 4-C 000NESBURY -_- 1 per cent through Sunday. Dill and tides on Page $-A. Ill - - -. 4 ii~ - WEATHER I - Prize List Continues To Grow _a_.1ffi_`l k ...4N J - * *-M--Enamm -_- - i- low g Increasing cloudinesi of showers. Moderating temperatures with highs mostly in the mid 68s and lows In the low - - me- -=--'---------- - ___ " ____________ 11011111-1 12-A Saturday's high 61. Oventl --- . - Around The Clock 4-A BrIdg ....................4-C Women _ I ex _____ - - 'Thaas Package" ll _____ - _ I -J hv FIL."yj lawsuits prepared by Daytona Beach attorney Horace pronouncfd dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial 1: 1-.994 1,%E%WAl0FJlLNnftPR1W. AS&N i resume physical educaticn activities, according to at the high school auditorium and that he was - I __________________ I plaintls allege, and Gomez "didn't find any physical or inedicaI problem other than a small ulcer." After Corbett had an electro-mrdiogram on Oct. 10 the doctor wrote a letter to high school officials stating the youth's "condition was good" and saying he could - Hospital '. 111111111" S Corbet t was hospitalized for eight days, the corn Tvro civil suits f Bed by Mrs. Eva Jackson allege that - Gomez and school board employes resulted in the death ul 18-year-old Harry Corbett, of 161 Bethune Circle. Dr. Lamb .................10-A F "Christmas Tree" ee About Sept, 18, according tohe suits, Gomez or. RY5 Comics Crossword I the pducon we "Snoan" Cliff t Oct deathofherso1,aSentholehujghjools0r - Cakndar --- Board Sued In Death 00 I IiE TUMBLEWEEDS . T I - -- 0 1 1 as IVITT 7 L~! 7 Rudolph The Re"osed Reisdeer tePOrl wa hb famed beism that Ilea& Banta's sIeWk but thil graders 2t Idylivrilde Elementary School set out to find It and, sure enou, they &d The yste staged a play for their fellow sa 1 entitled "Rudolph's Missing Nose." Would you believe they found the note, brightly shInIng sto p the Christmas; tree. Featured in court sel M000 In damages from a Sanford doctor and the Seminole County Scho,ci Board in the / future complications while relieving your current symp. tom.s, pimple over 40 have them. Women develop them during pregnancy because of the , .--. : -/_'_• .- THaar g I,' lose Weight , I problem with abdominal obesity. By doing all these things yuu can protect your A very high percentage of S A Sanford womanhas filed lawIts in cir - - ! I I - . . ; 74D PLL HAVE __ $ I.. V - diaphnigm into the chest cavi. (Y. So. you have had that a3 long as you have had a hiatal h(! rnia. It is nothing new, ., I I I / LEAVE #4e mo il __ ---./ " i '1- n I - I I ch -h ----_ II -- - • P ysician Tumor -n 1 • - MR I - - - __ - St ki and Mike Hattaway and County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman. Free man was also Indicted on a f elony charge of soliciting unlawful compensation. Port Authority chairman TomA Btnford was indicted on charges of false swearing and perjury, a felony, In connection with an unsuccessful 1974 bid for a county commission seat. Kwiatkowski, Hattaway and Freeman are scheduled to appear in County Court on Jan. 2 or arraignment • on t he mWiemeanor Indictments Freeman and Binford 'have entered written nt and have waived ap- Toda - ~ — udent' s Mother Ask s$375 ,000 Damanes - Indicted on misdemeanor conspiracy and Goverrunent in the Sunshine law violation charges were lowny Corn- al dateswill set on the felony charges. _____________ - . li !11111111111 _ - ----.-- -, _14-1 - pearance in Circuit Court on in Sck - - /I " ,- used CARNIVAL Uting, sleep when it i big enough. part or area of We with your bed elevated, avoid 5 or the iach constricting garmer,Ls around stomach where it joins the es. the waist, and develop a life ophagus slides through the style to help keej you hole Into the chest cil stomach effil)(y whenevet you nat Is what a hiatal hernia is lie down. a protrusion i by Bob Thovs / t ion will be (hi colu mn and apparent diamond loser. Ile w riters will jeceive copies of Idn't do anything about the JACOBY MODERN) least o t rump oser, pus an I FRANK AND ERNEST . roblems related to hiatal That CaUSe3 "heartburn" or burning irritation in the pit of the stomach. will 4130 That We enlarges in , , 1, A literally lying just under the I p invitational-not forcing. Scuth vented. It ill not perfect, but thought they were playing little is. them as forcing. That, plus a little mutual optimism got (Do you have a question for fill J&COhys') Write '- Ask the them to six hearts, Jacob su th ed mmy neWSPSperThe most in. ) with distaste, ere was at leresting ques avoid ha ' digestive Juice leak backward through the diaphragm to join T omach Is I I .J 41 j . chetcaitvfrmthb l - t ie all ha%ea hole in the Awynw.-, A Texas rea d er wa nts to ' beginnIng. _______ INFLUENCE, TOO! . I I - - I KNOW- v lv~ _ V.G ;i.;~_ 1!i 40 41! playing jump raises as bidding sinceL, casaIn. You can do a lot for addressed envelnn. r for mail '.'n Your cttcr me in care of this nes5paper P0 Box 1551 Radio lion, New York NY 10019 The Health Le tter will give )OU some inlorinstion on an - [jS-ri..P1? - with a long, stamped, self. R EA DER Perhaps I can help You ha ve not ur4estuud our doctor completely Let sstart at the r'__r .., - Pass Palls 0 would rnake when holding: By Oswald & James isco &96542vJ#AQ86&AK5 North and South were ex, We open just what the books Pett3 Playing together for the recommend -one spade, This first time. North thought they bid has been part of rd were ke in eating. and even sleeping, send$n5OcentsforThehIeaIth Letter, nu mber 4-8 Hiatal - __ Wel~t won and had to lead a black card. South prompth discarded dummy's losing ' diamond, ruffed i'n his own hand and claimed the slam. I know what opening bid we living patterns, I k b alcohol. Would you please tell me hat I can do for my erna m a nervous wreck over It, I Openinglead-Q& changing a I don't smoke or drink ; - I 11111 I ; j.. cavity, That should giveou some idea how ononal obesity is related to developing a hiatal hernia, Fortunate. ly, in young women. the condi. tion doesn't often persist after pregnancy, ) LI'IP a. k I Fast-West vulnerable need to do are things they can do for themselves without a for me why go back? He didn It even hatdo to for myself, what kind of food to eat or what to drink, __ • A 97 2 hernia. What most people Now. if he can't do anythin g is VACA-TION! if A 8753 Wne North East south could It go up into m chest' ___ cius; small club toberuffed Next came the ace and king of diamonds followed by a small A 10 pressure inside the adominal 11 .. - •O 2 54 £Q 3 :° 964 SO tJ'rfltllj Pan 3 Pan 69 Pass il ace of hearts. opponents followed and there was only one heit luscr 1it'n he ca sh ed the second high spade pla led king of clubs ace of AQJ972 - E : He started b) slaying the EAST ,K 10 LUMQ Dr. Lamb, is that so, How I - a $ He 'uttimed, "With a little bit of luck and proceeded to 2 EST Dr. stomach, and this time th; doctor told me that this hernia went up into my chest. He never told me that before. All he said before was that I haa d the hernia in my stomach. 6~7_~iiiiii....._lll,il . II ~\ - '-.- . I- J' I 'J iff '' (_kE 4 I r .- DEAR DR. LAMB - lb a hiatal hernia, I've had it nos to about I year I go for an X rv nI take care of the diamonds V By Lawrce E. Lamb, M.D. - —i I - . trutrip loser; pernaps ne couia NORTH Just What Is Hiatal Hernia"? _t~ ______ -, . IT STARTS IN ___ receive Pratt's request on feel is a pretty concise ABBM ITMRUC Monday, along with a request - irom Iferring for an in- weeks probing a proposed around here and now-I think vestigaUon of a conflict in county purchase of a 103-acrea--PraUshoWdwrite the governor p---testimony and an affidavit tract for $517,000 for use or a concise statement on what he THEY FOUND en by a and jury witness clay pit Count) commissioners knows Is going on and not The Seminole Cotmty Grand abruptly aborted the purchase he thinks is going on." RUDOLPH'S NOSE Jury last week Indicted two Oct 14 herring says he has a tape county commissioners, the The felony indictment ac. (Continued On Page 12-A) county attorney and the thaianof the cotafly port authority. Monroe Harbour, on Comes remarked that with - All s - --- --- . _. . - . - - -- - . -----I*-- ~-1 - I -r - I - -7 6___ -___-I. I- - = __T - .-7- !. -i- - ___ entered in the Shad fishing Is c-ne of the few Downtown Sanford's water. the expected 200 entra Tits as contest must be weighed and tpes of fng which can be tont, was seled for kick. many as 1 , v1thrs could be regLsteredonday caught at one enjoyed by every member of off in the American Bass drawn into the area ot the official weiglkn stations. - __ I - _ - - - ----=4 -- -- - - ---- -- - - - .- - --- - -- - - - - - - -- - ~ I �- _______________________ -- - - - -. -- .-- — • ,I_ - r__ • .. - - - _____________________________________ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Oec NATION IN BRIEF Senate Cuts Off Angola President Ford Asks - 21, 1975 - ____________ - Aid, Cited WASHINGTON (A?) - The Consumer Product Safety Commission on Friday denied a request that it require picn ithels on poiretta plants arid iI1itletoe long popular as Christmas decuat1oru. "The commission's review of the technical literature dealiq with the toxicity of these plants did not disclose a dee or risk that uld want ... reeulAtory action," the commission's a1uotncement said. The statement declared, however: 'Poinsettia leaves and mistletoe rIgs, as many other plants, may cause arylmig degrees of discomfort i eatcn 4 ShOUld be placUd out of the reach of naU children. Mistletoe berries which fall frizn the sprig should be removed immediately in housebol& with chlkken." Beauty Shop Serves Liquor DESMOINES, Iowa AP) — Milady may now order a shampoo andchablisat Salon Francois, thank you. Ore with Madefra. "I had sal many asking for it, I went to the. trouble arld expense of getting a Lqulor license," said Tony Francois, Iowa's lone beautician-barkeep. jvj. owui ratlr than a salon for years, hejoked. "Now we can live UP ft" Consumer Prices Reported NEW YORK (Al') - The latest government report on cociiwner prices this past week produced a little bit of 'heer but just as many unpleasant pg4a, For a change, the month of November saw gasoline izices go down 8-10 of a percent. Sugar prices were than 10 per cent lower and other food products Including beef and pork also decllneti ±---- - - - -- -•-- --_ --- Minor Auto Accidents Keep Police Hopping - - .- .: -. - - New Yo In 10's and suc1 Gay Nineties favorites as "The Band Played On" and "Hot 71me in the Old Tuwn -The --'- second act features a day In modern New York, highlighted by the opening number from "Chorus Une," latest Broadway musical hit. ... - -f ____ The manager of -4 Dolphin Finance Co., - ____i _______ -- Fl --- born and raised in Sanford. In addition HouRs he has 15 years of experience in the finance business. Experience which can benefit you. _ -- 4, To LOANS UP TO $2,500 2544so. FRENCH SANFORD PH. 3239140 PROPYL LC0HOL WORTHMORE -.••f. ..(.• b •. ..Ø With Us... Eggnog will be served in the lobby $ ,, — 3 ROLLS AIRWICKMARASCHINO CHERRIES SOLID— 5 OZ. S!ZE il Children Fill Santa's Bag - 11 Ce" - — 1007WOLFF' PAK 3 MM Wesfir TAW 13 9 9 -6 years after 12 WRAP - Tucker Opposes Increase 4 Reg. 6c 10-ROLL PACK Home Automatic Drip Brewer Reg. 27.99 10 Cup GIFT WRAP -- - R.g. ..- CHOICEI 441111111 30" WIDE ROLLS sa. lslhs so O0 Sq. Ft. Tota Ø2188 Re IPaper.2 Foil TA 2.79 WENDY WALKER 91. /2 QT. RIVAL 0 5 Indoor e,u. ATLANTIC M Turfington Calls YOUR - For hobbies the Goldbergs, in tongue when he ran into a bit of anti-semitism during the addition to civic duties, show Yorkshire terriers. For Volunteers - Monday and Tuesday, 9 am. to 4 pm., Wednesday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. addition, four MR. COFFEE II To Enjoy Christmas Cheer Sworn - ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD HOURS: 9:30 A.M..9 P.M..MON.SAT 10 A.M.4 P.M—SUNDAY 9A.M I ) TOSP.M. PIONE: 323.9190 - RX 321.0250 •%44 LV .êd I.. ... s •CVC. - LOOKING — (SA Pltc SUNDAY Phrv witsó\ Opn ".tt. "yts ''r' '•'"Christmas i s" P,.e1 Safety Hazards Studied Longw ood ' Goldber ê Connn,. to Quv. Ri J mpt..;; .4 17he close knit family directors of the United Cerebral Eth el is e x cellent WEST PAlI BEACH lAP) more coordination between Palsy of Seminole County, the homemaker and cook * , There is certainly no public schools, community Iongwood area Chamber of Her favorite holiday recipe is shortage of talent," Education colleges and universities in Commerce, the Longwood a noodle pudding called Commissioner Ralph building t.'ctllties. Sertoma Club and B'nai B'rith, "kugel. Thrllngton said in his call for more volunteers and senior citizens in the classrooms. EXTRA BULBS Portable Peg Ches MIN Our Motor Bank Tellers clan size, which Is often misleading and sometimes meanIng1m, anti more about adultpupil ratios," Turlinglon said Friday in a speech at Palm Beac`b Atlantic University's - 4111111111ill; a U" M44L C.- - - commencement. "Florida has a plentiful supply of able and talented senior citizens (being retired at earher ages each year) and an equal number of people just In- A ii Appliances RANGES REFRIGERATORS (net " In helpIng nthr Mimi them waiting to be called and put to work, many of them at no cost," Turlington said. fpj - hic p j DISHWASHERS -w v All Sizes . Turlington repeated his call for more emphasis on the hasI cs of reading, %Ti ting and 4 arithmetic; more flexible school }ears an: grams; less emphasis on getOng rid of double sessions; and 44 t S at ur d ay and The S.lodHcrf. ,Inc. (, All Types .-. - V - %criplion Ratr t;y - r r C.rrer -,_,----,------ - ... S Poll Wright Jim Wade Warehouse SUNDAY ONLY - Hours: Monday-Thursday Ti*re Sale ("APIC • Pay Installment Loans. . Make Christmas Club payments. • Make Master Charge payments. • Use the " Early Bird Teller" "" • Use Night Depository. J L ,3, 1tt street -' - sKi! A Remote Drive-in Facilitly of the 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. D'J & Cash Checks. • Deposit to ... or withdraw from Statement Savings Accounts . Deposit 5 FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD Joann Piercy At our convenient new facility you can: ASSEMBLED P'tf - us FIRESTONE STORE nd, Florid377f l - 7A,M..43oP.M, ost D.y by - A. M.-4 F.M. Friday said. excep o/ 4111111— a sense of urpency and a high devee of public support, he i n BICYCLES This Is one solution to a gen• eral malaliu' which has come over education since it has lost i t i S. DELIVERED - He said many Florida schools are using senior citizens for coun Ing and special work, "but w have hardly made i dent In the vast store of talent available to us." .- - i — HERE IT ISI David Galloway, was (.esu.s Op 5ook -- p H"llsborough County S - FINANCE Co. RX PRICE Md Sunday, Dec. 2!, 1175--3A Some examples of "safety discussed by board members. bythe board of courtesy or hazards" used to justify These alternatives are: convenience busing provided, s'>.. courtesy busing in Hillsborough Marijuana Plane Requlrlji.g local governin addition to reviews by school I - ' Captured, .. '-zAJ''\ County are being considered by ments to provide safe passage administrative staff. L the Seminole County'School for pupils to their respective - Hiring a private carrier or Police roi.ce Search For Pilot ,•' ( Board members who are at- schools, bus company to avoid using . NAPLES (Al') - Police were searching today for a tempting to define both more — Beginning an annual review regular school buses. Pilot whose single-engine airplane, "stuffed nose to j h"v,j.'p ; carefully. tall" with marijuana, was tracked by officials then in. Board Chairman Robert . , . tercepted. - ____ Feather read a list of hazards ' Officers said they confiscated between 500 and 1,000 used during Thursday's F, Pounds of the illegal drug Friday night when the airplane -. . workshop meeting on the costly landed In a remote area of Collier County. v1 busing of pupils living within 4._ Authorities originally said one man was arrested in the ' two miles from their respective -' HI AND LOW .. incident, but later said that was an errone report and :--_________ ../ schools, for which no state k/ there as no trace of the pilot or any passengers _____ - .=- -funding is made ____ / FOR THAT BARGAIN? "We tracked the plane as it flew over Cuba, but lost " ..0 ,State law requires regular contact when it got In the Naples area," a U S Customs ____ busing of pupils who five more spokesman said 'We asked the Collier County sheriff's , than two miles from school, I ., office for assistance and they were right on the ball" ( according to board member Davie Sims - -Feather said he is definitely Exterminator Finds Body - . •.-•.•.... 7 against "fee busing," where it Th e Goidbergs of Loagwood—Joith, Ethel, KeIth and Larry. TAMPA (AP) - An exterminator thought h" ,was suggested participating would find a dead animal when he checked out a foul odor parents would pay for any 1, at a Sunday school but instead discovered the badly service provided students who decomposed body of a 9-month-old baby, police say. live less than two miles from ' The Infant was discovered Friday wrapped in a plastic s school, because he said it Is bag and stuffed in an air conditioning duct at the school of " "discriminatory." Trinity United Methodist Church. The suggested safety hazard Capt. W. A. Lawton said church officials initially called Ilist, part of which may be in' a gas company thinking the smell may have come from corporateci Into the board's the fuel system. When they learned that was not the Case, criteria expected to be the church called an exterminating outfit, Lawton said. Ely DONNA ESTES the councilman-elect is also Mrs. Goldberg, who learned presented at the Jan. 7 board Th odor was first noticed Wednesday. Ile herald Staff Writer chairman of the Longwood her cooking skill from her meeting include: Areas without sidewalks. Blood Bank and most recently, mother, shares her recipe for Cannev To Be Released Intersections without LONGWOOD—Lawrence with Mrs. Golderg, he was the family favorite. (Larry) Goldberg, Dine off this 5-pc. traffic signals who appointed to the Seminole where TAMPA (AP) - A former University of Florida Ingredients Include: a 12- automobile speeds are de-crjti.j himself as a I Lcil County Dth1ucraic ExecutIve ounce package of medium or frequently excessive. instructor, jailed last month ona charge stemming from a Colonial style set! conservative and humi'n rights Committee. wide noodles (cooked and 1970 antiwar rally, will be released on bond in time to be liberal, will be sworn In as a Areas with narrow streets home for ChrLstir .3. Mrs. Goldberg says her drained); and mixed with six and Shoulders. SAVE 62 city councilman by Mayor husband's best qualities for eggs, two U. S. Magistrate Paul Game set bond at $2,500 Friday teaspoons of a vanilla James H. Larmaym here on public service include that Sparsely populated areas, for Robert Canney, 47, and ordered his release on Dec. 23 is he flavoring; an eight-ounce overgrown with vegetation Jan, 5, is ha while he appeals his conviction. Reg. $159 rdworking, honest and package of cream cheese, 1 pin t w here The first person of the Jewish straichr-n ils must travel rwar -t pup j t •t:,j Nut. 2 w berve a ..i cmii UHV 1QWU 01 two-year fai th to ever run for public Maple tone on hipressure phastici 36" table extends "H e will stand up and be co t tage ch Blind areas, sentence ona chargeof resisting to eese, raisins vIolence. The taste to has 4 mates e'safrs. office in this city, Goldberg counted Open wa:u areas. charge stemmed from a demonstradon In St. Petersburg for what he believes in (either light or dark) about a soundly defeated a long-time and will speak out," she five years ago. çeaseirr said, handful and one quarter pound resident for the post In the city's adding he is not times when "hot-headed" of butter. Place in an oblong early December electIon, and the ability o en an pan, and bake ch dren school. FURNITURE 45 minutes at 350 . F.,,, •i thought I could do a good reason with others. degrees Low lying areas suscepjob," said Goldberg, resident of Ethel and Larry met some HLALEAH (Al') Usually it's Santa who empties Uble to foggy weather. the community for little more years ago at a restaurant with his bag of goodi es far the childr en, but this time he got his "The Kugel is particularly 2301 Fruisdi Ave alternatives than a year before seeking some friends. Because of their good with turkey," Mrs. to In bag filled by some 700 yuwigst. providing courtesy or con. III,. D*IhW public office, Saidsrd, Fl.. mutual fondness for pickles, Goldberg says. "I feel happy because when I'm eating my food, I'll venience busing have been OPEN Goldberg MON . and his -FR 1. wife 9.9 Ethel Mrs. Goldberg tagged him with SAT. know they have some, too," said one of the children from have two sons, Keith S nd the nickname 'Pick." Flamingo Elementary School as he helped stuff Santa's Jonathan 4 and make their Three bag with mod and rinthing fC the ndi. the first home in Sandalwood sub. meeting they were married In "I feel that I'm giving my own love and a pprclation ," division, off E. E. Williamson Philadelphia and have been another child said. Road, married nearly nine yea rs, Mrs. Goldberg helped her Goldberg is to celebrate hIs 35th • •• husband In the onmpaign with birthday on Jan. 13. everything from telephoning, to hope to see a working TALLAHASSEE (A?) voters, to serving as campaign Legislators should reject council where everyone works any recommendation by Gov. Reubin Askew to increase treaswer, to contacting people together Instead of fighting the state gasoline tax, House Speaker Donald Tucker to register and vote to t)l)ing UP each other," Goldberg said. says. the single letter he sent to the lie also hopes to see an an"I don't favor an increase In gasoline taxes," Tucker PeOple neation program begin before said Friday. "I don't believe that there's going to be an th Al ough he had never " tamonte grabs Al it all up." increase passed In the House." involved in a political effort And, Goldberg favors a good before, Goldberg enjoyed the 'i V I' and effec ti I ve land use plan I door-to-door campalging and being formulated and followed. said he was able tu hold his 4 i--- Hoping to show the foreign guests a bit of "Americana" are the 14 members of The Company, Robin Bran3ford, Cathy Casselberry, Rob Cole, Marty Elbin, Steve 1k'ia 1wnth1 MU). Barbie Nelson, Chip Paschal, Freighter Object Of Search Dean Rand., Marc Silvis, Petra CHARI.ESTON, S.C. (A?)— The Coast Guard cutter nri Tipton and Courageous and half a dozen airpLanes were searching tbe musical director, Chris chilly Atlantic Ocean early today for a Cypriot freighterOstrander. that called for help. A spokewian at the Coast Guards Seventh District Ms. Stempier, teacher of rescue center in Miami Beach, said speech and theater and sponsor about 120 tu 140 miles southeast ofCape Fear, of the Lyman Drama Club, also - . ----1 _-. i ---- SEE 10,000 ld Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FLORIDA IN BRIEF * PRESENTING Chrictnuis MIIt.'sn Unrrir T,se,l,,.-. Ii')7 .._ .._. Police reports indicate that Hawkins Avenue. Wilson Bradshaw, 63, 113 Jordan's car stiffered $150 in Aseriesoftrnfflcadntth Hickory Avenue, was cited for damages and Bradshaw's car keeping the Sanford Police careless driving Friday received damages amounting Department busy during these evening after his car collided to $100, in the accident whict, final shopping days before with a 1972 Plymouth driven by occurred at 10th Street and Sanford Avenue. • • Shortly after that acident, reports indicate that Regino Alexander, 3, damaged his garage to the extent of $850 when he put his car into for. To Ward. instead of reverse, gear. Entertainment for the 47 performs with her company. The indicent occurred at graduate students and leaders "It keeps me in shape, trying Alexander's residence at 100 from 16 foreIgn countries at the to keep pace with these 17-year- Drew Avenue. Sanford Civic Center Sunday at olds," she says. A performer Another accident on Friday, 4:30p.m. will be provided by an since the aRe of six. Ms. at Park Av,nii andrt a"nnd elite troupe of entertainers Stempler is proud of her Street, resulted in 225tn from Lyman High School Company. "What we produce is damages to a car driven by known as "The Company." much harder on the performer Louise Stephens Hayes, 13 The show is free and open to than a regular musical, since Oleander Avenue. A 1974 Ford the public. one number follows another driven by Ruth Sherman Members of this lively Immediately with no restful MicheLson, 100 VihIen Road, repertory group are hand. dialogue in between, suffered $ worth of damage, picked by Director Cher "Our story is told through the reporLs Said. No charges were Stempler far their outstanding rnuslcweselect, Nootbergroup filed in that incident. acting, singing and danciz:; inSnünole Cowity has as true An icik1ciit at R-46 and ability, a repertory company as we Sanford Avenue Friday evening The Company salute to the have, when you consider we Injured a passenger in a car Bicenteruilal—'Yct'r Mcthr's may only have a week's driven by Charity Sadler Busfle".was the hit of receflt rchearsal before thowtlme, you Golden, P.O. Box , Osteen. C.B. Radio Club Jamboree, can see how much these kids Pollee rorted that Larry Asked by Greater Sanford give. They are a fantastic Esclavon, also of Osteen, Chamber of Commerce group," she says. received lacerations on his Executive Director Jack The visitors will be served knees when the Golden vehicle Homer to perform for the Mid- egg nog and a fish dinner by the stopped suddenly as another Florida Council for Inter- Tr1County Road Runners car turned onto SR-46 from national Visitors, the company Citizens Band Radio Club. Sanford Avenue. will present a mini-musical review written, directed and coroographod by Ms. A. you g.ttlng th. REST r-__ pier. pric, I',Ion7 Reversal Foreign Visitors Hear MusicaI -—- --T r± 'L;.t - liv AUDIE MURPHY -- Herald Stall Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate voted Friday to cut off funds for covert US. military aid for two antiSoviet factions in Angola. President Ford promptly asked lawmakers to reconsider in "the national interest." The 54-22 vote was a setback to the Ford administration, which had warned, through Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, that the move would have "disastrous" consequences for U.S. foreign policy. Ford asked - - far Senate reversal befcre it adjourned for .W15UBR3, OUt 00th nouses or congress recessed until Jan. 19. "Failure to do so (reconsider) will seriously violate the national interest of the United States," the President said. Mistletoe Dangers - NaTi na I4IIUIIIIV o t1antic Bank 1 1 of Sanford Mt'n - or A1i.iflc n f !`L-t Lit In t an I( �___ __________ - - - -- - -- - N - - -. - - -- _ __________________________________________________________________ - -- - ___,1__ .-_ -- - - 1— 1 - iia - - L - - LULRW -'! - iii _-_ - - -_ 0 ___&?~V" 0 .. . . I -, .. - - - 111111 - __ I 472-9.19 pormm-Ti~- M-7 11 ~ I - Since wten has LI been agetnit the law for a man to have certain religious be liefs? WerefertoafarnilywhlchlivesnearLongwood 300N. FRENCLIAVE,,SANF')HD FL A. 3t771 Area C(dt.~~-322.% ,-ll -,r &11.9%3 Sunday, December 21, 1975--4A R.RICHARDWNG,Ed1to WIUJAMD.CURRIE,ManagjngEcljtor A hEY. Ad.cismg Director 1141111c 1XIllver) I Wevit. ~5 vvnts; MN'th. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.2n. Year. $28.40. lIy Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 32 Months, $32.40. 9 /,,. I: '"r _____ /~,, from a tree in their yard - - M~ - o ,jhat's wrong The Clock M 18RES7M. Wasn't this great nation of ours founded, basically, ,t freedomof religion? We thought they stopped burning witches years ago, when people finally woke up to the fact that witches really didn't exist, except In the minds of relatively few. the way they those,so long as they are not hurting others nor infringing upon the rights or property of It was a statement of confidence in the Soviet ... economic system, based or, gains of recent years and a rosy planners' outlook for the future When Brezhnev delivers his keynote address to - - PHO TO ri.#ru,vi IIWU1I1JtIJITL _- R:icc,it nd the ."' children behind to that surptlse may be kept for Christmas morning, birth of Christ In this manner.11 Perha ps the reader had a good point, but we certainly didn't say a person had to drink alcoholic There is no charge for the toys, which are donated or purchased by the Salvation Ar11Y for the annual shopping event. beverages In order to "party" during the holiday season, &elson says that donations this Y well to last year. "),-",-~"_ . - : - ,..' -:- . - . y' .; ';,.'; .>> 1 . ,..4 1-f -! , was in Pensacola. Florida, " andl just got back from .1 Vietnam in 1071. I %7nt Ii ly early " 1 -' . ... .1 -V-,;! II .1 :I I . k • . -'%; "c'i,,,,,, ... ,es . %Y . - / '.. somelocagovmursenta problems are not imlike some natlonsi governm ental probiems When a Robin Hill esient to Seminole County Sd=l Board ., recently that the buck had been passed Icirig enough between local , - J .' -5 2 blessings can make people emotionally and teliectually full as well as physically surfted. And if that abstract point is not persuasive enough, consider for a moment what the case would be if the tables w're turned If our cro had failed and only the Soviet Union had the grain that we needed. - - — .. ng thrilling • 9-1._-_.r-;%r. -;:~ __. [ 's Zr astronauts spoke from the — b-- ov- can HAROLD BLUMENFELD ' M I tx I will be this The one I remember most is when I was about four years old ard I was waiW% up for Santa to come. We were in ~11_ N.J. Mat was the one when 1 go myThiy us t I a b e I? Ca rry Age ad football "Partici on a) soccer team 0 .,UIIfI IJl... Dureuuiuii I lUll _— A federal energy t + .-W force istoytrE with a proposal to put a ___ new 1GceM a galkin tax on lasoline to bring about ITUt hl conservation The higher eic, of gascilne would bxbice Anwkaw to drivt heircarslessandtoeasethebIowontheir 0'5~ L~ - the ferm of a $50 rebate at Ow end of the year. 1tlyhasnodtheIaskforcethatthessine. drob the rwawft prim CMU,W on a Gag= prim wouM then rise to refled the market Prim of peftvietm &W bes&s mcmaging conmvistim this would also stimulate prodKtim oii, an wwi,u& t grxi at ' collecting — r. a 1 ii aja aa - - - - amll= - _______ a s.a a.ag - ___r ' .. \ 4w /. __ : "1/, i p I1 — - _4-k — I Ill I )I IN _ I fl on ______ - - -_ A à.dit.&f - - -- 19~.~_ ~~ r - - - /Z'ZJt'?flc26 The Do For The Fam liv I ARE / The Bountiful Buffet .. -- _~Z'Ai. I e~4, - i ALL YOU CAN EAT 50 __ - -- - ~ 1i_=-_~,- ---,-!----- A r?_~_.Ft -mT-,i1"~;-!~;4647-5- -, i ~_- ~ - i. f_' - , __ tq~4.1f_ 1___1W C PV~ ,~-- - - - I I tJ 11 . .- BERRY'S WORLD - _Zi~ -_ -_ -- 1' A - Are Saying — --- -- ONE STOP SHOPPING CLOSE TO YOUsesSAVE TIME AND GA *aii U' . '. 4"/NN ___ PM pea Saturday's high 81 O%ernIgtu 40s north to the 60, in the south. low 43. 111gb temperatures In the $0s Increasing cloudlimeis north,and In the 70s central aM through Sunday. A chance of southern portion, through Showers, with highs mostl) In Wednesday. the mid 60s and lows in the 4%. Daytona Beach Udes: high Variable winds 10-15 m.p.h. 9:34 a.m., 9:59 p.m.; low 3:01 F-TrENDED FORECAST a.m., 3:29 p.m. Port Canaveral: Mostly lair, with low terngh9l3Lrn.,I27pm.; low peratures ranging from the mId 252 LW., 324 p.m that height! law, w adult is TheSexyScboolBoardiscon. resc he d it why are we who are OS-years-plus called si&rt ng a ggetjc by of ermItPing him 10 aU these names: SENIOR CITIZENS, Pat Telson to rearrange and lit up the lengthy RETIREES, OLDSTERS, GOLDEN AGERS, MAT RTYLSn'1CIg3a onthepasaing agendas to avotd the "uial tireinsu when we ACTIVE ADULTS, OLD FOGIES and the of time and can be attained by people In any age come to the bxtiet and Mrs. Mary Greenwood, perexinel items at the 1 GERIATRIC GENERATION? InterSprtngj 'This ti I IL grotç Mature also means to be fully developed end of a long meeting." But when I wa about eight ..-1 feel like Lucille Ball on the School Board, through my d"onary I In mind and body, or ripened as fruit or cheese. yus old, I was at my learned SENIOR denoted "of highest rank," an OLD FOGIE Is the a vernacular grandmother's house in ' — Joe ho,x,s rarely bestowed ma of the poepl In means trAg excessively co -aa-,ative in Ideas Beeville. Texas Ireally liked myagetracket Senkrrea.11y meant more tome awimms—b plain woritsasti1fuIshIrt I her blue rug" whenlwassonchy aslancedfrom Bat a nati*l survey might show a large Quote/Unquote ,p'mior to ti seni raiaung I'D11r —. F1 '0OD school and college However, the "Seniority .,.UCdW%4 LU.. Ur.4ir4v1 £ £PJL'I D4JL . Ut • • • System" may have dubious merits because okr + + re count me in Gertatrlca is the bease t ipjn i i • - CON ~ retain this onand careofokl penpie who require posiUX)s IDenwUhingtOfl while rncst idus are ca=wl guess it would have to be the A Qzistinas of We were RETIRED me rü,justastheyOungdo,thewmk to be In aoötale or rftming to ofir wem VIrginiia isolation, or to haw gone to bed for the night. froblems am't lumped into cattgwie,s as Un __ , -home and it was the FiM time unfwtunst,Sy. it gives an unwanted diAhKiian I I could see a kt of snow and to mentgly and physicany competent people GENERATION. \,-.--41-4 - .-0. , the aushling defteat likely to follow 'v' -cmild enJOY tL" the beginning o( the end for our p"as an ef. whose mmes and munbers have ben fwd* t ' fiective force in Anmrim rexwved from payroll Computers. ___on polite SMrfH our birthday cakes, we may be older OLD? Older Om what? As oid as the mow in years than o(W Americam we lye also bem a be wM seek the .) OTHERS SAID: WL Frm CwbM lxtawy. wvuvd Old Oaken Buckp .t? Or as old Is called Codgm, Getters, Old-timers, L" When I was in thfl,. Mimi foir yeis Greybeards, \ etiraus, old Fossils An _________— ago .....riuiething e. fle4&m#J iv .i.. n.i c.i '- -' • .:J S. F -, S A ai 'oL*iy grows aki "UarU=' " ' ' -' "In lAtin A .,.&ca. the population will war a( Ymm Peopie we years.Iwas 14 at the .," limb Weaver, old when thve up ndre y below Deted aDd Old Gafffl. we ib1ry and nine ott of ten thanioete Si'p, 'When I was how. In hoar dee caIya than Uwemustdes1In,uth narries 10r, o as u live Jer , prin. earwatee with my family Cl all together 10 years many who have pad their 75th birthdays. a separate group. maybe someone will come u cipal cities Mexioi ago."; CUR K01n, WMa threls,I pm dwim Qty will be The GVEDEN AGE is more aNy the dip at with & Clore demorWn and rg1MljWp nam YQiL mY &A year mny from hux in Boise,Idah& I tanished gM and c U Even if we ettit with m father's best friend," ccrned CItizen or gold chairman Enrkpae CITWagO of Columbia , 1 " 4 0 # __ I _____ - — , -- - 776 ,— WEATHER n - 'j . __ — Aging isn't exactly a five-letter dirty word. plate as we live on fixed ir~s and face a life hurts," Mrs. Telson added O)o*tfu!ly. "How 'about wrestling?" asked Board Nor is it a disease affectirig only the 2ZcWlion of sPinting costs in living. the fear of being nx=9w Davie Sims. pff3ons who have livecl more cakndar years unwanted and a workl of turraoil. those in their M& and 30s. It's an expaien,ce ADULT amm a person who is grown up or of Lw.gthy gov tal meednp have their that happens to everyone becmm we begin age. By "grown up" dDwe mm a yardsUd bright spots, too. emmen a" the d3YOfblrth. used torn • • • ~ Mrs. Roy (Eunice) Frison & baby gin, SanFord Mrs. Roy (Marilyn) Wright & baby girl, Sanford Karen Brown Discussing a new federal law which will allow istopa UcipaeInall school athletic pwams excqx football drew mm cutaparative 'ligl"',during a t sctmoiBoard — Mrs: Kathy Jenkins, Altamonte Springs: "Gee... 834 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE MOST RETAIL STORES IN , Ihmnah Giles, Orange City Corwin B. McCready, Orange City DISCHARGES Sanford, Alice G. Ariedge John G. Bellamy "Think what Washington'. (D C) problems & areF' Board member iiavie sins a1ed. I! Out . P~___ (? -' ., . I i bp ,~_, ,I - - IQ __ f - . . I .1,1M responsibility for getting the job done, Board ____ DAWSON CALL i Mr. — Mrs. Carl(Ida) Hall, a girl, Sanford ernment!" re'rnernr" I Ask George C. Hearn Can. Charles E. Glazier. Geneva Nevin Cronise, Winter Sprs. ,f—.--- The Sfrh!g __ -. Anne M. Lansing. Deltona Jennifer Sponsler, Delton.a Sifl)Tfla Bch. ##~"...4. to p~ I -.!.jf ice -- Margaret H. Willman I J. Young LeiIaC.Zachary Earl Francis, Casselberry Dennie J Harless, DeBary Frank A Hoelzl Delt Todd F. Clontz, Longwood Natal Wilkinson, New hydrant at the Altamonte Elementary School, he _. — — & 4 goverivnental agenclea to install a proper (ire . -: '4- New sans ______________ .Shirley A. Washburn Gladys G. Leeming, DeBary t)avidG,Cook,Deltona uyue ti. AlcEiroy, Deltona Kathleen Du-land, Enter prise —AadleMnqthy.. '' ( Ch -_ j' , ues ay . Bernard H. Nelson Carolyn William driveway before you use the merchandise." -. Ruth Cummings Mamie L Denton Joseii A. lull Samuel L. Lewis John Moore Calvin Itagan Annie R. Robinson amber D I We'll hack through it," sWd Kwiatkowski, the liaison county attorney as we have for urtWIled laborers," said Kim- merce, according to Merle nmIssloner or the cotmty's Personnel Board and one of four brough. Smili Tractor,Small Price Price, president pro-tern. persons indicted by a grand Jury last Tuesday. "He Freema may not be,by strict Interpretation, a county 12-34h ilflosol It is also planned th at by County Commissioner John Kimbrough asked that the Per11 ernploye, but he's employed by the ewnty,,, ty. added. . March 1, there will be a sol Board a nd the county commission co nsider Freeman's Klmbrough's statement came after Kwiatkowski was quoted regularly elected slate of ofsuspension after the county attorney, Kwiatkowsld and two other as saying Freeman wasnot a coun ty "Joye bemuse he receives ficers. county officials were Indicted, no benefits other than fees for legal services which are contracted FI1Fing non a temporary Commissioner Sidney Vihlen Jr., is also a member of the for. basis peramnel bowd. Ex-offldo members are Bob Ellis, the com. However, Kwiatkowski on Friday said he pbm to study the missions acting administrative assistant and John Gray, Hood Tractor Co. With or wi thout a recommendation from personnel K. Deltona; Albert Newbern, First vice-president, owner of the G. 3139 01. Oran" 94mm Trail brough says he win a& the commission on Tuesday for ew tfl fl3tflKuOfl Co.; Freeman's ouster 4I7MSIIIA eeting .n Vienna Albert Stone, Second vi Since the issue centers on him, Freeman says he par tner In Mark VI VIENNA, Austria (AP) The Organization of comment on the matter. M-41SO mlw I 004 Petroleum Exporting Countrim (OPEC) will L-y to Tliv grand Jury report recornmends creation of a pernianent -----. simplify the pricing of high-qua li ty oil and consider ad in-house attorney, the same course of action recommended 'iI-.i_I_'.T' milling t least two nations to its membership In a earlier this year by Commissioner Richard Williams, and _ i.ii_i•'_•_. meet1ngthatbeganheresaturdy crea county legal department Officials of the 13-nation orgarlization said the regular would eliminate politics from the county attorney,s posi Lion and , ministerial council session would study proposals to sin. would be cheaper. -. pilfy the system by which members charge special peeThe grand jury charged Freeman, Kwiatkowskl and miums for high-quality oil, mission Chairman Michael Hattaway with vtoli'tlons of Florida's f.,.. The is w d Sunshine Law Freeman was also chargwi to ' ha . , e...-7 ed 'tb a e cmy, fI - 8 Last month that Kuwait had adjusted its premiums so that solicit ing Illegal compensation from A fourth official indicted was Port Authority Chairman the price of its oil drop* by nearly one per cent even . . 0 though OPEC officially raised Its basic price by 10 per Thomas Binford. Binford was charged With violations of th cent in September. state's election laws. I ' ADMISSIONS Sanford: EssieM.Bryant , 1 — -. DECEMBER 19.1975 er i M NOTES HOSPITAL ora fl I _' ,. to solve _________________________________________ I :- 1 1 Way nc ~~~ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — The world fcdriIlsts, inckrate promoters of orIt1 goerninent, have given the United States one of the lowest scores in their annual survey of how yoJon or W order" issues at the U.N. General Assembly. . • • Breftev coidd keep his promic , simply hy M-M Rita Dowlea, MHary: diverting some of the heavy Soviet defense spen"I was In New York on ding into agricWture and civilian production. Given Christmas Eve — the night - ' - deni ed. 44 FYench Avenqe. When someone mentioned how difficult it was for rxitrons of the new ABC SVxe !I, - 0. At Monday afternoon's City Commission meeting, commissioners were discussing the possibility of constructing a center lane on -, -ti.V ,~, IL r"I. 1) option with a number of possible variations, is to take ddvantage. of the agticulture and technology of the Westem nations as SovieUeaders have done the Great. And in any of these alternatives he has to depend heavily on the United States of America, particularly for the staple of life — grain. While Americans are reluctant to use food as a chip in diplomacy, the time is coming when we can no jonger ignore the fact that our agricultural °'P I I #II . .., 11. - * promised them that the improvements would I . . I 4 ", :,:, " . - .' . ~,` 11 .. .- a. ;:. ,' lr~'~~, I . . mi 11 _~ Sb . O Sunday, Dec. 2), I7S-5A I DELTONA — A state- realtors; Ms. Jennie O'Brica, The county's personnel policy mandates county employ approved charter and an office secretary, sales manager indicted by a grand Jury must be suMmded until indictments am manned by a full-time Central Florida Realty; and cleared. secretary are among the goals Walter White, treasurer, Kimbrough said the county standard should apply to to be achieved In the next two manager of the Deltona Branch Freeman, even If the attorney U not JudgPd a county employe. mordlis by the newly4ormed of the First Federal Savings "I al ur- e we would have at least as high a standard for the Deltona Chamber of Corn. and Loan of Mid-Florida. missioner Harry Kwlatkow*ki government. entered its third day. The tiee armed fCe3 commanders reportedly told Mrs. Peron that unleas she leaves off ice, the rebellion may spread. The report was neithe r confirmed nor Correct - 0 Seminole County's Personnel Board will consider suspending U.S. Gets Low Voting Score . , r County Atty. lbornin Freeman on Tuesday according to Com- REPORTERS' NOTEBOOK _"_ I pectations have been raised and their leaders have - Re be llion BUENOS AIRES, Argpnting (AP) — President Isabel Peron as under increased prur' o step aside today as an alt force re bellion seeking to overthrow th e — Bill Currian .- a By EDPRICK Fede rico Robled,) that the only West began, citizens in the Soviet Union have had taste of the better life, howev( the continuing Soviet appetite for extending Marxism and the strength of the mi'itary in the Soviet goernment, tUs not likely ..hat he will try to do The only remaining option that he has, an I or and retaliated with: "I take exception to his remark that you are not human unless you celebrate the . . Brezhnev has some fIrstclas problems on his ,, flt5 will be permitted to choose two toys each child. However, parents are urged to leave -•- e .1 challenge the aged and ailing old guard is c....,. sn ..$.elr, . axa1ion "; 0. re.a.ions _____ IIIIT Evening Herald, Sanford, FL otin Peron not registered. nere are many non.drinkers in our society 11~ __ ~5 THE QUESTION. What was the most m emorabkQbtflh*SYoui wnt uWbere. WHEREASKED:SanfordPlua * - - - Freeman' s Ouster IN BRIEF % Whether or not the poor performance of the collective farms and the factories is enough reason _~.-_ ----SftX_~___ _--."4 - gymnasiwn u Said reader also touched on the Issue of drinking ?,_ f~~ * .. i lagging behind foirecasts. --i~ -- - - -• - - Chr stmas Memo ries Recalled year plan ending this year has been a failure, capped by preliminary data revealed in Moscow that the 1976 grain crop will be a disaster and that industrial projections for next year are -. I 1 ' bad. The reasons for the poor record are familiar reading. Soviet agriculture is inefficient, planning is bad, the bureaucracy is stifling and workers are uninspired. I Opposition Senate leaders told Interior Minister Angel the 25th party congress next Feb. 24, he will have to find the i! "one h say that "smi1ler isn't all t h at _____________ this page a few days a reader took exception to the fact when we had written In this corner previously that people are only human if they go partying at ft time of the year. This young couple should be free to worship In -' - '- . VVORLD Capt. James Snelson says the toy shcp will be at Salvation open in le Headquarters In Sadord Monday and TwMaY for families who have registered or assistance and on Wednesday for families who have Seems With that? When the 4th Soviet Part" congress met April, 1971, Leonid Brezhev declared in his keynote address that "better nearly always means bigger," appeared on t warning in the wrong direction, we humbly apologize and wish you well. ago. children. S - 'oc" wich they'll be doomed to Hell and damaation If they perpetrate the he of a Santa Claus onto their _____ M1 Al_ __~__,_ Just because we may not agree wi th them, we have no right to abuse them, their beliefs, their 'Me family believes that Santa Claus is a lie and - G rain e corn e $ Diplomacy today. However, facts prove that theY 1T the ception, not the rule. it was to the "imbiber" to whom our remarks , To you non.drinkers who feel we aimed our thers. o whose religious beliefs are counter to most people's Prolmrty, their basic freedoms, nor their children. — namely the belief th at it is wrong to believe In C'mon people. Wake up to the fact that we li ve In Santa Claus? the greatest nation in the world with the greatest This family has suffered no end of criticism and Bill of Rights In the world — including the freedom ridicule from various and sundry citizens of the to worship as we choose. area and tvis been the subject of cor.tinual Can't help but ma ke mention of a "Letter To The harassment since hanging Santa Claus in effigy Around WAYNE D. DOYLF, Publisher . - 7 Evenl*ng IJeiakI - - - - I - ----- Children Under — .- — _. 12 .- 52 43 , f - =i - • . . a S n JACK - 14 - - . ANOERSON WASiG'rO4 -Ire — Ronald Rtg7n &eKled headqxirters of Sen Ed M.kii' u-Y Fcr p't's t :s IS 0 F, L&e a cmWle of dwvctin in a s" ft&r, Jad wmid wed or, sUW %An Loc" blevame. he cmtleriided, they wm wt -trtigub Rietz and Fat w"A od of his way to defend the HL-on IVW \ at heart. Nov he has agned a major role in '.3 campaign one44 I I I ___ ri cr lI — rr i I f -. - "That OEFENSE' chaifl is NOT tomIng Irom another football game Pm just watching a Pen- i.. *es. . . n" Wc* Dn==&- riuL Rieft tdd as he has recdvw --w bew eiied oir of Watergate lers. Footnote. slffa* Lyn NOh*f. AbO has a SU& Watergate - - .J-.---__ 4F _ ~_ ._ ___ - - _ _ - — -__ _ -_ ~__ - - ~_ _____ __ 7 -- - — - Py A - M-1 -9 OF CASSEROLES K:7 - f =— - X - - = t, -1~k.,;;-?IA_q_~ _!-K--_! -_ ~: _+_'~'A I'_ I k - ,-A -A -7 - 1r~_~` -I. BOUNTIFULASSORTMENTOF . P -__ - - ~ I . , - - ~_, HOT VEGETABLES,APPETIZERS - :" ) APPLE,MINCE MEAT, PUMPKIN PIE ASSORTED FRESH FRUITS i]ftj rather tha, costs. I ______________________ — Chile's hot-headed Ambanador to ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE WINES — POPULAR "c L I n 5 - ... Rxi watmol, I - UNTIL r CHRISTM -- '' O'eqen Ave Al 141 State Road 4S 101000 - NOW fo d Inn Saa PeMe ... FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ,2yO -: I PRICES HoOMBALLS ............ it i wlz _ ti - - Z - . -~ -- 4 ~- ~ - ~---- - ~ - -- - —-~ - -- ---- ~~ - =— - - - ----- ~ ~ -~ -M ~~- ~ ~- ~ ~-- - ~~ - ~~ - ~ ~ -- ~ ~ - ~- ~- ~-- ~~ - -~~- -- - -- 1 -a-Z- -~ ~—~- ~~~~- - - - -- - - ~~ — - - - - ~ - - i 4i ~w7f -iF7 --'-fW In dollar hadget is too ZilliftmaW with its hidden and WwmW"cod& 7 el[P"W 1 be Us. - 9 ~______ OMP! came wvft 10 be-called the Kiddie ftty VidAm wft oleased Nmewith the ri1ts that he bev3 grooirnzig who used the money to htre members of the Cr. Li The Seitc Las been attxxn in th auts, a George the -yer-.old Rieti to be the next RpoliIiciui Anxzun Nazi Pasty to Woo George Wallace of vatz. Otil the dttWashington tJniversity stnder, was Paid $150 National Chairman. Rietz actually was rççxtters InV the Niz cai. Tr week to *te* j* vigil d the White xepar to take charge of the 1974 RIiran DTEWGENCE DIGEST: The Soviet, arrogant" az a ad set t the l egn when his Waleepte for arrest on c orted guesTiflu in Angth, aci to at one hit D_____ He rmad under a" . , et bitefllguxe reports, are theoving bail Sez*tor'iocQiappald& 'ccig, 1 the ahn " th the the Am r¼em.rted Uk" allowed the banner - —_ II DELUXE ASSORTMENT to - IVCkn - CHOICE ROAST BEEF, AUJUS ___ -- _A~~Z_Nz - -111 - EWA~ BAKED VIRGINIA HAM 0 JJ V'tRl the hae smi-Al evtnU fOr the the pro,%medm form bm holdiM their own. j I I With Giblet Gravy, Sage Dressing, Cranberry Sau~* I çxbhc. Nc.w Reagan has signed on a key n)emr çiiotograpbed them with a 35.m1fluiiter camera organizer in Calif ornl& In fact, Rietz' home ii rnixb the Sov1(s are eml1ng, -- OM TURKEY Candied Yams, Raisin Sauce eagan igns On NI o xon Watergate -'i-- ,7 D# A CT UW U U - - ------- - ---' -- - -.--------,--..-- ------- - -- ----------- - ----- ---. - — - - -------------- -- - ------ ---------------------- ---- -;r-r-- — - - S--------- r---- - -- - - :'- - ------ _-_:__ - - �N 'I • I. • :.-': - :• . DIM :.t.' S.. _- LA - $ -. - . — - S - __ - 6A.41sR4 1SW. t FL $LE, IA• • — -- - - -. - . I —A - - .. -- :4-c- - - .. ,----_-.-.------_--- c. 11, $71 L4g NEW STORE HOURS PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... :Li:,ffL;ir I. MONDAY - SATURDAY 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. SUNDAY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, AND COLLIER 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWINC STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1 FIRST ST SANFORD 1610 EDGEWATER DR - ORUNDO 2661 DELANEY ST. . ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (INTER Ill SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO UT. DORA (NOTE. .. NOT 0000 IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) PRICES GOOD DEC 21DEC 24 14 HARVEST ?)ESH XTRA FANCY V NON.BAsTo Broad Breaste d ( WHOLE OR SUIT PORTION HICKORY - SMOKED HAM S129 AV 9" Ham. .......ilk . . •tit i...... - LB. J A FRF5 11 TU.k I USDA Th ghs .. •.. USDA Grad, Fryers A FICuIS F,oze'i Who). 59c • . . . . • _____ 69 'iARVEST FRESH (,',.c A Fiesh Trkry $) __ _____ C - Jp-,p 0 5wufs Pr,cvc,u Comilh WD 99 ... N-. 'l . $479 T WD — Pori Loins . . Ic ' SIted Beef Bologna FKG 5 .-p.'-, S CC PINT Teez Dips CUP I 1$ Sliced Bacon . GOOD FOR STUFFING — 89c Shced Bacon ASTOR FOROHOOK OR ORANGE JUICE 99c 6 69c $74 1 9 CANS •. BROCCOLI . CANS $129 4 •o-. — MORTON, ALL VAIIITII$ EXCEPT 2 --- . 20-oz. 9 13 PIT RITZ CUSTARD PIE ill $49 99c TANGELOS 6 MRS. SMITHS DELUXE PUMPKIN DINNERS 4% tfi. . -•- FRUiT PIES PIE SHELLS gas I ANbkKlNkb 0C 1120 ORM WHERE N. _ QQc BAG 11w fresh Standard Oysters. . . • • ' 9'11 Givards . . • • 'U, LULU DULK 79c lilt OR DRY OR PINK - - CHOICE FRESH WHOLE 01 RUMP HALF U.). LEG 0" - LAMB Pp Froth Ircc'.h Who?, o r US Cho,. Loin Chps... i 2" s l..l. CHAMPAGN L-.- -` HA waxisse GREEN FKUII RrANc COCKTAIL J L1 t4OO1 1 W LB. Half I ø 9" is FIFTH CAN Hoc,-,) s ,. — atp , Hoc."pI C.ce 8) o,,I., Hams....... • 5 $ DRIVE HAM 4 gg SOUP Mix R1VE' DETERGENT 1 Fill - Hams.... - r-- PKG. 59c W-D B Sp.c rtf M ,f i1 - - COFFEE CAN .. .I . • . P,pIp t 1 . . . . . 2 r.,: PRETZELS CRUST MIX 50C S, $149 .• - - COOKIES OtC PRO. I MUFFIN MIX 89c CA 7.01, os. 111 UI I No It? SLU'SIRRY CRACKERS MUFFIN MIX 3 • • . A% 8c , $100 Sections 25-La. BAG ' LB. HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE CAT FOOD SiId-q BAG \ SUPERBRAUD SOFT BOWL ' MARGARINE ILfi BOWLS 99c LB. 1 W.D BRAND USDA cMO4CI Slip SONILISS SIRLOIN TIP gAsT - Ib IWATh 11 - FOIL CHIPS 2 10-02. *,I 112 41 TWIN PKGS. 14 KULb A LUIV1I1 I U1!I 9 Broad USDA C ho.c. III POTATOES J:'. 2 A Si an REYNOLDS 9 W4 11 j' RAcKIN GOOD ULAR OR DIP C an - Mill 1111 1111 11q; '...l... R...) c,.,.. - - ROMAINE — Li' HARVEST FRESH SWEET 9 " - v USDA CHOICE I-i CAlVE LB. S. 99c 19 RIB ROAST 1,. 4. MUSHROOMS./T BUTTER $499 -- ,. $12 9 :: HARVEST FRESH 3 LAND 0' SUNSHINE FRISKIES , . . . . I Mod G'op.I,1t DOG FOOD 8 3C SUMSHNI HI.l+O CANS Thrifty FRISKIES ( -- -- POTATOES exclud,.g 1:I9CrP?Ie 10 $ 1 Niblets Corn 3 all 'r illIF 1111111 HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING L'i 3 ..ifh $3 00 or ',ore pvccha,o .11,011 APERIfl1 iC , , JIP HONIY DATE 3 -;15 00 or "10r hasp PAr) 6191 1w A - 7-oz. 31C P1(0 SUPISH$I41 HYOROX AO. 1 CANS 2 C. 89c lIP PIE R AND , ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ó.oz9 W$ SALTY *ll FOLORS - 49-ox. saw Svc. - $189 LB. Cø..t.y Cl !tH..f - UPTON ONION 3" Hams .... S.. / Mwcf Plums 99 COUNTRY 3 Thv.fs, TALMADOC CURIO WHOLE OR SHANK HALF -- - N!IRAY LE SUEUR PEAS FOR CANS Peaches CANNED HAMS 3LB. -a-. LKANBERRY SAUCE Ti's, HORMIL CONILISS - - 4' tomb Slsould,, Roost ....... IN %= thrfTt4ld puu $169 US Cto.c. AVAILABLE %r 89c OR HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA rcus. RATH'S MILD PORK SAUSAGE 89 FOR HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA - MORT3N, ALl. VARITiIS uo PXOs, — - Or O SPEARS ASTOR BRUSSELS SPROUTS CAULIFL WER ORANGE JUICE : 69 WHIP TOPPING 9-at. __________________________ CUPS $100 \-2 __________ $100 3 8 SUPIRDRAP4D BABY LIMAS ASTOR 111-04, . -.r ___ AHOR b'.--J Ail l Beef Franks . . Peanut K,Ojo All 89c , Cf 16-a,. Sour Cream.. rbøI W C- Flrursd Ceprluc.dt SQed. Ic! LS A.ioge. Who). Hall or CccnI'' 3tplr 2 Cookies . .. La. $289 tcJ chip, Sugar . • SmokeI Picnic 113 99c 99c Fish Fillet 929 Purr 6round Beef 3 Trk,7 Game Hens .2 ;; 2' Roast. . C'*' . DUCKS LB. I&J c, n 89c Smoked Picnic - -' - USDA 01*01 "A" FROZEN SW IF T PREMIUM .... - PoI ShawId., Am, Wiliple Hic kory . —__Breast...... .1 Cr.n' G4 — -ll ANJOU PEARSA --I w.o brand USDA Choc, hr.) All (hvch )nIvdu's9 7 ho'.. Ce,'.r Cvt Chuck Roast Chuck Steak Ground Beef 5 - 79c LB. BAG 5 LB. 919 C * - MR 02 ka DRUMSTICKS —Z: i le,~ ' I I, UP Hickory Smoked Horn Shank Portion USDA 01 A" FRESH TURKEY USDA Gro,fp - LB. H*clory $rno,c C,;t,r Horn Sliced Ham Steak _ ELC IOU IS TURKEYS Al a 1 I - i 0 - e Darling - C -- LBS. — HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HARVEST FRESH (NO HEAD OVER 49c) CARROTS LETTUCE 0 , .11. 89c W ''i2 c 12 q aim - SAN FORD 419 E. FIRST ST. - -- .-.----- - . . I \~ L.~ --r -- --- -- �SUflU4y,DC 21, 1975 $A-'veningilerald,Santoid, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L --- e tters To Santa . Dear Santa, Please bring me a wagon. Please bring my mother a pot. Please bring my brother a new Nke. Ilease bring my Dear Mike Love, Mark Warren Lake Monroe Dear Mark, Thank you for your nice letter. I will put you and your brother and sister on my lilt. Be a good boy and help a toy airplane. Love, Gregory Daaky Dear Gregory, I'm sure you are looking forward to Christmas vacation and being out of school. I am glad you have been Depr Santa, I'll leave you some cake and some milk. Please bring me a watch and a ring. Thanks, Bring the poor children something too. Love, Sherry Jackson Mom. Love, Santa Love, Santa Santa loves all the boys and girls black or white, rich or poor fat or skinny. I will stay on the fat side as long as I eat all those goodies lIt me by the children on Christmas Eve. Guess Mrs. Santa will be putting inc on a diet again. Love, Satt.a Love, Matthew Hibbard 1 Dear Matthew, It is always nice to hear from a good boy, and I'm sure you are because you think of others and remember to say Dear Jenny, Santa loves to hear from good boys and girls like you, ' - - 1I' r! "thank you." . I .. 1 _____________ - - - am in the third grade. My aunt him. Pringle is my teacher. Will you please bring some school supplies for Monroe-Wilson Elementary School. Please bring my mother a new washing machine. Pleasebringmybrotheraracecarset. My father wants a razor. Please bring my friend a G.LJoe. Uve, Jeffrey S. Hill Box 901, Sanforc Dear Jeffrey, I know you ha ve .ethe e ChristmasSp pirit as on were so busy thinking of things for others you did not mention what yon wanted, but I will try to find just the right glIft for -•' [- '., it? \ SCIENTIFiC CALCULA TOR 88 17- - " people hots. o.. day. Out tow pit,. it SW LkTIJI I ' . .d m4i A • •• .I..d. K's. 149 NIODESS DRY BLEACH a but to, Qo.. to Cloroa In rnwigth, =Mfg for sit w.thsbs fsbrscs md s.ion. Rot. 1.09 7 4 i 1111s aft VAT"1%0X%0 C Function ad. vAnced slide rule calculator with 123 ALCU LATO R The Novus 65() ij eery to rt adds, "ent'fic notation. -- of 12 u,i, or fl'stá.i 1.t 1 boa pisiss. -5,- id1ru subtracts E1888 fixed muIf,f, divides. dly. Has - tWO-Place d.c1,yg pointand run, on. sing. 9batt., (not included). Regularvolt 999 dispi1 No. 333 19 99 P.S. I hope School Strpt. I.riyer reids your letter and CiOROX II NUXED NUTS Chooee Unk Plain. 100 Si .i 24 Fr.., or UiWcap buy 00 md pt 3.) Fror. Umft Is.. tests It's PLANTERS VITAMINS MOUTHWASH 20-ounc. bottt - tha t)Q LLOYD'S I, , sU fabric bleach UNICAP LISTERINE \ -- - ' :. 141 'p (I OWA I 4. - CIBROX I - - • N !- -- - i i--:: . Love,Santa _ - Dear Dwayne, You sound like a very active boy who likes sports and outdoor fun. Iam looking forward to visiting all the good boys and girls In Caselberry at Christmas. Love, Santa Rt. 1, Sanford ___ Box 595, Sanford Casselberry With love, Jenny Jenkins - ON E7 7 r. and a book. Thank you so much. - r Dwayne Johnson 1401 Avalon Blvd. Dear Santa, I would like a bike, a kite, a Haunk I Mansion game Dear Sherry, presents? Please bring Mrs. Pringle a present too. I would like a nice bike. Thank you. Dear Santa Claus, For Christmas I want a bike, a football, a skateboard, red wheels for my skates, some new T-shfrts, some boots, a box of football cards. Well that's all I can think of now. a good boy. Box 92, Sanloii Dear Santa, I am a good boy. Please bring my brothers some presents. Will you bring my Mom and Dad some your thank you for your letter. I will try to find a gilt to liking. Lave, Santa Dear Santa, Igo to Monroe Wilson School. I am a good boy. I want It won't be long now till I will be heading your way with a sleigh full of presents for good boys and girls. I hope It isn't too hat:: t i hd y6 Love, Santa sister a doll - --.-- Giv e a91rtj t!iat 0C keeps on giving.. ...at Eckerd's. Claus Sunday, Dec. 21, 175--9A and sm your school has the suppHes it oceds. Dear Santa, Iama good girl. Igoto Monroe Wilson School. Iwould like alAke for Christmas. My Mom would like a car for Christmas. My Dad would likea fishing pole. My brother wants apuuleand sister wants a real live owl. MY How are our reindeer n elves and your wife? Lots of love and Merry thr.stmas, Heidi Hinkle Box 191, Sanford cts :.rt,:r LAY,NIILSJJ,IX[D NUTS P1 r / _________ • - .- . ____ / - - ...' : 268. Lighted thd'-,,1, tuning dial. 1-hau,vernier switch. Wak..0 •rm 1• - ifeep or music. Solid St.. FM.AM U L listed Model ji 1617 ERJ REG. 29.95 ,S,l £hA?'P '1/ 'i-_I in - ___ r AN ___ , Pj ___ ____ Fl - A - - i- -'.-•" INNNERF PDnew ealfta AL - 1 --- NA Dear Santa, I am In third grade I go to Monroe Elementary School.IhkeMrs. Pringle vrymuch.Ihope she tutsa very merry (t1tM3. !would like a Superman, My mother would like some eas.My father would like same tools. Thank you very HAIR DRYER I r vi.s 'I I 1 I I i-i!Igi.. . - i DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO C - .,0M_-t4WW _ ;# ___ :.; Thik;u for your lovely letter. The elves and Mrs. Santa are to busy, they are looking fomrd tea vacation next month. The reindeer are prancing around eager to go on their around the world tiip Wekll wad our love and with you Merry Christmas, too. -- 99 LLOYD'S AM/FM STAYFNU MAXI PADS 12'S 59 '. U 1mict San 59 84 VAN WYCK . Love, Micliael Whelchel Box,Sanford i' PoTION .at..j WEIDER -BODY SHAPE R 00 4-ar, f I , q~4 398#tW*4" ion ow" so 14 SThrvcovor. sr Sa - All sign. not I." t4mb low" - -- Id" .. LATHER BI MEN'S S WEATERS wr%I. AFTER HAVE 1fl DEEP FAT FRYER GILLETTE js 788 .99 - ENtu,,,: High 'Peed for fa, Low 'Peed for easy ItyIig 4drying h.. to, maKimum comfo U. L. li sted bi. me &affly 'witch l Styled, cord, D.i,,,,leitan case. U. L. approved Reg. 18.99 1250 watt, of pow., - POLAROID SUPER SHOOTER REG. 24.9 iI TIGEL GARLAND r*nassist rai __j1*_._.____.• . ed codars. Ras. ON , FLOOR MAT 8* .'s'" matew 1 88 cwp.'u misi 1 GALAXY INSTANT HEAT !- nownR's. 2.911 _ iacmtc ., ,- ,_ ' 41A IN. 5111MATED - LLOYDS AN! FM STEREO / AA '-.. uvv Modsi50X7R.IL5S 18" GRILL V ., ..Ii• I SOLID COLOR dwam. nra ILIA L A A Ks flogs Si tI I77 1S_ from \\'! 1..VttU(( 10 you (Ills IIIIU (if __ __ [EJ ow I - SOFT N' DRY SWIIDIY 5-si Meet- Castle 4AW tt..,wsitn THE Mc2UU AGENCY rhw 11,12 PH. 322.0331 5--- --S - --------------------- -- - - S - -5----------------- - - - ii fl,. SW 114 -GRAIN SA' ao1Iko4b000t !' SI U*IB CBIV FIRS?. "W. e U7 AMITY WALLETS [0 to CURRY FORD ROAD AND IN S4OPPI$OCENTIR I I SA 6.00 4,99 6 AD 7 • vv 00 50 49 --- i CASSELBERRY tSO STAll WT. LEMth:)' PI.AZAAND SANIORIS LADIES PACK , VI' 3 KIT INCLUDES: •606 camera. Flip flub bar. 'Travel case. 99 REMOVABLE FOOD TRAY REG. 39.99 9 Sp.cieI pictures Model FIlO book. - , I 11 00 - ----------- -- -- 1200 10.99 8.50 7.49 13.50 12.49 - iiway Cum Reg. 499 Rig. 21.Ie POLUNEXDM1CO $NOI USSAIDIN 15 PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY SANFORD CASSELBERRY 8.99 9.99 - 950 State St, Sanford Plaza 5 sisdwWtangle tapes with i very brilliant i(.IIld. Seminole Plaza and 433 Semoran Blvd. low - Showerhowstis in onel NO*ELCU MEN'S a - NORELCO ROTARY SHAVER 88 LADY BUG SHAVER 35 Fast comfort surgical steel blades. 9 closeness/corn- able shaves. Dual action shaving head foe one stroke closeness. forts.ttings.Modal 1121 Rig. 36.99 10-00 mmm - I SHOWER MASSAGER 9.50 8:49 LinlI I U..s 1 -- 1I 1 & 04MI4UTE CASSETTE I RECORDING TAPE 9 9 Blank recording Sae Req. Sa le ______ I J'i tJi 3 - CLOSED j;jw J2 STORES OPEN 24 HOUR4 AW - MEN 5oLi*oII.Ipw ittAzNcom*l• L 17 "Insure With Confidence" SWEDEN KANDLOHOI PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAYDEC, 24th 101 ITIiS ARE LIMITED snr TOUCH OF ifctr, CAMERA KIT: SLICER - tam forio fl- 01 (t,rist:sia.c u'(InnhIl uuI CJiwtintms cheer, MEAT hI3,AMATIC TlCZ PET COlLAR finm for Ow MMA" us IgLC MODEL AMPEX We RIC Reg. 26.99 KODAK vi r a q in co01-ii sprkv iii dsanar. #R936/94 Reg. 159,95 AUTOMATIC SUCING WAFER THIN 10% IN. tat 38811*3. 4.N 0' 4&APIBS AR Coviii $od Csior bIms V I J r . GENERAL ELECTRIC I-TRACK SELF-CLEANING RECOREIIPLAyER STEAM IRON Full size BSR Keepsthevsr,ti automatic chambi, water 95 dust turntable with 88 tank & ,il,, cover, KIM siss. U g REG. 39.99 rr - - - - OPEN SUNDAY 10-7 OPEN DAILY 9.9 SHOP EARLY. . . SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY •-:y' r/. S.-- #1101 68 !' -'- r-----' �0 - - 10A—Ev.nIig Herald, Sarford, Ft Declares -- - - --- No --- - ---- -- - ---- - --- -- - - - ------- - - - - ---- ----- - - ----- - - Sunday, Dec 21, 1?73 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Plan Would Reduce State Aid To County MEN'S & WOMEN'S Rep. Fechtel Warning Against Courtesy Busing Issues . . CHOCOLATES the "Mm" . noted thii there . some arainage tax district . She in .remcmlr the fwJ.1i aspect. A representative of the annexation law and the concern that students living Seminole County. cornCounty within two miles of their school DeVoney said while many Seminole County League of Seminole Iwd PWAIN sc~, may be being discriminated recognize drainage Civic Associations urged the prehensive the He urged tMt attention be against. problems locally, additional—delegation's support of upudy is not the answer. Fim- Coming legialatIOW to Vennit gim to leglaiAtion to Permit The School Board can doll, ding is needed, he said of eye their schools but they will not get state which Is needed by Seminole's glasw& The county's 9-1.1 coor. money for it," she mid, ciue& Costs of courtesy-busing dinator, John Spolski, pointed Vogt predicted the legislation McClanahan pointed to students, who live within t1w Fechtel said there are orfly so out to the delegation the state "will go through the two miles, are paid by the local inany transportation dollars law passed In 1974 mandating Legislature like gressed Sanford's difficulties with paving rftwuy where some sch ol loard, available In the state and a an emergency telephone- -lightning." roa were pthy within the Ystm did not Include state reassessment of dpthecoufltY Co urtesy Sanford City Coiunlaaloner l un eticsfunding. .A.A. McClanahan noted sax- j4JdJctJcfl. lie id that thdI basis, Is provided locally, program sta t ewide Spolaki said remarkable castically that the Legialatiae county apparently did not have particularly for students who a redistributi on of funds that By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. portan' , would ounts o 'ii1ns or must walk hazardous hurt smaller countks, progress has been made has seen fit to adopt Law ap. available funds at this time to routes DEAR DR IAMB i am a minerals or provide any bulk. such as Seminole, and benefit loc4fly, asking the legislators to plicable only to Seminole pare its section of the roads. along busy highways etc., to male, age 60, and have known of Dr. Far from impioving your the state's scho ol . my diabetic condltlonfor over qr memory, an excess, regular six )vars. My problem is low intake of beer damages brain Meanwhile, Sen. Uri Wilson In other business, the energy about 60 per cent of the cells and leads to loss of mental (1-Merritt Island) noted local delegation heard Altamonte time and sot e heels if walk too ability. At autopsy. the brain school boards have the Springs City Commissioner Cal Iflucil .,p /\ from thealcoholic h often pr e rogati ve of busing all the DiVone} urge that Ion My doctor put me on three __ shrunken and gives the ap- students lf they wish to and are slderationbe given toproviding Orinase tablets per day at first, in the cell to release food pearance of preinature aging. willing to pay the costs. by law for a count y-wide Own about two years ago put me on one D B I capsule a day. Insulin, as explained in The IN STOCK My morning lasting blood sugar Health Letter, reverses the tests nu, from 130 to 150, wW problem and releases energy my urim tests are plus ow from foW. At U* same time ffw C1 the time on the tat 0" lowers the bloW glucose tape. My blood pressure is WASHERS REFRIGERATORS level. ction is 1wt normal, and my weight is (sugar) you sgaet LA the same as m EAT1 s5 within my doctor's Umits. I use 's 143 it cu. It. Rg Uli oral dia betic pills and capsules. t'.. no table sugar, You should know that the LAE 5500 By JOE ASKREN tificial sweeteners moderately Coleman explained there's 95 EAT it D' TWR — $22D in uniforms for letter ........ Herald Staff Writer 12CV.f1.RwS31$ Do you hme"any suggestions considerable job security after carriers and window clerks. has considered putting a torilsern) energy leeI — Paid (Liys for jury duty. the 9May probation period. lie warning label on oral diabetic L7o FREEZERS IFourThofaSeries) about six years agc I could whe n their said se ven per cent of an medications, about their 'I58 EAH $ outwork and outwalk most jury duty pay to the post office, ploye's basic salary goes licu.ft Fringe benefits enjoyed by with toward Civil LAE UOOY people my age, now it is just the potential dangers. This may Service — Retirement at age 55 16 already have 11 one Y the Sanford's 46 pos tal workers c PEG. $34S .................... ,3U0 opposite. os t 30 years service, or age 60 with retirement, In lieu of making EAH O CW time this column appears. I taxpayers $109 2,Z10 this year. 20 years service. DEAR READER I One of the social security payments. ou 6 cv. It. RM un.. ....... think any patient on these There are 162 postal workers IMME Charles Brown, ¶vmptoms diabetics may his ostal .. i meaicmes should review Reurtment benefits equal EAH O CW in Seminole County. custother service manager with is fatigue. be I DELIVERY L status with his doctor and to 50 per cent of their salary Postmaster George M. tam that leads to diagnosis. years service, the Orlando Sectional Ccnter, consider treatment with diet with 27 The basic problem in diabetes rJone or if that cannot be dort, Celeman, of the U.S. 85 per cent of each postage Postal (deducting or adding 2 per cent said AIR Service here, said the fringe is the lack of insWin action to dollar goes towards wages and the advisability of u3ing insulin benefit cost was $115,664 for for each year more or less thari enable glucose (sugar) to enter fringe benefits for postal em27 earsservfce) plo}es,naUoly the cells. Theglucosesugaris DEARDR..LAMB — Ihave 1974,butwasreducedthisyear mepaju, ys Wrn DAILY! 305 SAT.11-2 the form that all iour car- heard that there is a lot of food because of the reduction of cxt rringt livuelits SALES& SERVICE —l3dayspaidslckleaveper joyed PH. 323-3434 by employcs In a large bohydrates and part of your value in beer and that it also eight people. 1205 PARK AV E. year. SANFORD memory. local private f irm ) protein are converted to for the helps to restore your Cnlman said employes get cells to break them down and Is this true? — Annualvacationleaveof 13 freelifcinsuranceequaltotheir releaiie energy. When the DEAR READER That's annual salary, plus $2,000. The days, if less than three years glucose can't get into the cells, mostly wishful thinking Beer government pays 75 per cent of service, 23 days If more than thebloodlevelRoesun.andthe contalnsalotofca!oriea2nearlv their h three, but less than 15 years A 1jintfr,n energy level goes down. " service; and 26 days vacation 0 in a pint. Those calories costs, he said. Remember yotir energy must come from its akohol contwL Other annual benefits in. with more than 15 years sercome ft,=breaking down food It does not contain any Im. clude: Nice. _..per. n e4 or to e tw mics, It ..Ill simply hurt Counties and less xnonc to IIeraldStaHWrfter State of Florida fund Iran- Seminole County," he said. Seminole. sportatlon for school students Fechtel added that Currentl , State Rep. Vince Fechtel (R- under the two-mile limit. redistribution of state bus Leesburg) warned Seminole "If the state starts paying to money will mean more dollars Florida Is to fund the majority Countians this week not to transport children under the for Ilillsborough and Dade of local cost for busing students who live two miles ) . i __ -. .,. • i i-. AT CHRISTMAS T . . TIMEX ' ATCHES (, '' t V Fatigue Is A Symptom Fo d Dia b f lb box ler r I ENTIRE STOCK 88 FF u -. - _J - CLOSEOUT SALE \.. 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Fifth Street and locust Avenue, Sanford Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. NathVy sceae, Nativity (birch Lake Mary, 840 V. Extra performance 11 P.111. to mkbilgt Christmas Eve. Live p.m., thrvugh Dec. Akobolks Ano.ymo (cloned meeting ) $ p.m. 11 W. First Si, Sanford. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 Free testing for Sickle Cell Disease, 9:30 am. to 2 p.m., Reiriding Gardens Apartments main office Fifth Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:3* p.m., Florida and Ug, Sanf ord. . .I Challenges Committee's Request 1- [ (Cetfnued Frem Pe 1-A) with Freeman, who was "law indictments, Oaccusatlsand office, Herring said, ,, If he In trying to inject politics into Herring said he doesn't"gi ve a damn about politics" in the . school buddy" and Herring's no trials" when telling presents something with some the situation. and signed tr*nsmpt 1968 campaign manager in new is recording smen that Herring's record merit to It, I'm sure the "1 don't feel that this an running of his office and that of an October statement by Senfinole. "indicates this urgent action p%ww will do what should be effort by the Democratic Party is mounting a campaign to 'et : Morris that is contrary to immediately (Investigatkin of done," itself, but only by a few people legislators to make state I t. Morris' affidavit"But I would assume that the p.rrL,14,s rjr,~%. ,, "It i,.. . -.. testimony was sufficient to the "Th.is isn't a personal attack because it just so happens that sider Mr. Pratt or his 'select judges in the state. "Certainly I would like to grand jury or they wouldn't some of his friends have gotten committee' as representing the Herring said a statewli make it public right this have returned the Ct) IkTTiI)&" Pratt said, moment," Herring told dictinents," Herring told on the misoperatlon of his their tail in a crack, I can't Democrats," Herring said. "I change mu lit be impossible bUt coixelve of the governor acting think the Democrats are sitting that he would be happy wi reporters repo on that basis," Herring said. out there and every one of them local legislation for jii think there's a more apHerring said he feels that wants to see that what shoWd be Seminole and Brevard Cou st Wh en told of Pratt's rtie t I heard, ruçrtate fonxm the courts." "The statements ties. to Gov. Askew for a probe of his only a few people are involved done Is done." in my opinion as a Herring said his Investigation were sufficient and certainly of the day pit purchase was were in conflict with what initiated statements (by Morris) and Herring Morris'said. affidavit states," was taken to the grand jury. 4 4 Our Family At Subsequently the grand jury In a brief appea rance with taoM Mr. Morris in." Freeman in County Court e Morris affidavit was Friday. Mason said the felony Th to the press by Pratt and indictment against his client is given insufficient and "falls t charge the Circuit Court ordered a crime." Mor ris' secret grand jury FIRST testimony transcribed by a He said he has filed motions A ) court with to ---..-----. 4 _____ ..-------- . .• --.- -- - . . -- - - - Open house beginning &t noon Alcoholics Aa.aym clubhouse 1l W. First St., Sanford, for local or visiting alcibolim MONDAY,DECEhIBER 29 Free test1 for Sickle Cell DIsease, 9:30 a.m. to 2 pm. Redding Gardens Apartments main office, Fifth &ee( and bxust Avenue, Sanford. Sanford Rotary ClUb, noon, Civic Center. TUESDAY.DECEMBER 3* OvereenAnce,7:30p.m.,F1oddaand Powtr LAgM Sanford. us Club, noon, Holiday inn. WWNDAY, DECEMBER 31 New Year's Eve charity Ball sponsored by Maitland J(iwanis Club, Ireland's Restaurant, Altamonte Sjrings. Get—zn dance, Spin clubhouse at 381 'ange Lane 3t)) available until Monday or Tuesday, Herring said he's Ma told criers outside been told. the courtroom. "Even if he was Jack Bridges, attorney for guilty of the charge it doesn't Morris, said a Viblic statement apply to Freeman" becam he by his client concerning the fXOTI&S COfltZICt services and lant a county employe," the affidavit may be aUori*y said. Herring wasn't In the grand Mason refused tO comment on jury room when Morris MOITIS' affidavit testified, but says be assumes that Mis'e5tifiedtOcertain think Herring later facts and that pursuant to those 's no question that there is facts the grand jiry returned there a decided conflict between the an indictment I affidavit and the statements laws ir.strix.'ted by given and, I assume, the office, testimony given the grand Herring says be purposely jury." kept out of the jury probe Pratt referred to "twelve because of a past friendship Beta Chi meeting, home of Jo.tnn Rowe, Lake Mary, 7:30 p.m. 1111111111111 I _ 1 0 SPORTS _____ Hunches I OLDSTATE & J - - I - f _________ .- - - ____ ::j'- - I . - - ______________ i ----' ,- - _~' -- - - ___ __ - ___ -!! . I Legless Cowboy Rides Determination FR EE! A Lovely 8X10 Natural Color Portrait! This lovely i our facility by professional photogroph.rs..And, like your Meir's Portrait Hung beautiful portrait savings account, this WASHINGTON (AP) -Former larseli Prime Mint Golda Meir eame to Washington to see her prtrait tecune part of the U.S. national collection. "1 am iprLsed that Ra$wl &yer, • greet artist, wanted to waste time making my portrait," the former Mllwankee school leather said Friday at a ceremony at the National Portrait Gallery. Mrs Mir, 7$, said the does n expect to be aromd when the people of larnel will finally know that 'It's all over, that there will be no e wars" Secretary of State Henry A. "ger, who at1ed the ceremony. said Mrs. Mth "has always symbolized that the wvinl of a Cwrtry Is a ious business and that EX)thlt is inxrtaxg than the spirit of a cwiby." to you as the years ________LU = 4 .. .- §_; -=-- -Ti, - - -- - - • - - - --'- - I- 1-I ______ -. -- - - - ___________ will grow more valuable . I! Ii 9 go by. All you do for your FREE portrait is to call the First Federal of Mid-Florida office nearest you and make an appointment for 7be saddest part about Chri:;tmas Is that the frown reappears and best foot yanks back after the yule tides halt. I suspect them to be relatives of e anyway. Sc So Santa, n ho ho p' e this puts me back in your goed graces. . I know now I shouldn 't have listened to Tommy. Like I said, don't worry about th e presents at my house. A handf ul of th at magic dust is all I need, , your portrait sitting. These sittings may be arranged for evenings - - and we.kends from December 15 through D*cember 23, so Dad i can be there Drive Carefully, Little Jimmy Haynas 1 (O - Foul Out None •- - . Li.1 . H !rp__ - - - - r .1 1.4 - - - - , - - -A ; __ - TrINITY PREP: OqnIcoI,337 Seals 1456 Prser04.11 Mc NUUY 6651$; Schm10 I-?). Sym, -=--- - -- - - 1S_fIW1 - -1 -- - This Is a Ambassador Recalled gift from Firs? Federal of Mid-Florida to our community. You need not be a customer of Mid-Florida —you BRIDGETOWN, 8arhadce (AP) -Amhasaador Waldo Waidrowu Ramsay, w dc tourhed cli a squabble In the town of PeDm. N.Y., has been recalled by his do not have to open on account or make a deposit. you will be able to return and take your Within 30 days The goveraient of this Caribbean rti gave no official explanation for the dLl of its thief United Ni degIe. De. Ramsay, who has represented his crsnt'y at the .L.N. f' fu y,teted pofble "Instfrr) consequences" last month alter Peli*m police allegedly threatened to thcot his dog. choice of several poses for your fro. portrait. At this time, you • may purchase additional portraits at special ow prices—but you are under no 1. cbligation to do so. Call and take advantage of this 'ins Dog free portrait offer.... it's just Ready Xflfle0yO000;Totls:341I,3' — --: - :: Tr nity Prep 16 Melbourne — - i 5iawW - rd s ld TaBowho Pass ORLANDO (AP) z:1'.' 1- - wt)e tr e referee. TaW (23), Frnl &$.sre (12 wthe) - - Against T e Run • : - - -- _____ ___ - MCC 92, Trinity Pr" 33. LA KE HOWELL: Thomas 03.i3 Mf*dow 54.7 11; Prltthard 101 I; Adams 0 0-2 0. HykiwsaI 2 3-4 7; ; 7X111111111110 _____ Tc*als'l: 10.19 44. 3415 - :. .-: - - 11* - - - - LII: - - JJ - T' F -' I 10 ' _i- - - K109400$;MIIIV0000 Hugh..y2 004 Wh?. 1 0-0' Addlion 1 0-02 . - LAKE 6RANTLEYWaII 13.1 11; - —- ____ Tw*ddj414 24 10; Denhimer 0 r Noitor Leroy - ____ - - I -t- 6- - SEC __ _ IAKE1ND (AP) Four won-loss record 'wasn'tmy big close to home and I %-'-: just feel Southeastern Conference point to begin with." fortunate that som., of our kids - football conches say they still "The thing that concerned me didn 't tlWfl IOU oppose the 48-man squad limit was that when we gave these Mississippi's Ken Coope r said for road games, despite win- people the scholarship, we the nile hurts a team "like ours ning more gimes in isis than promised 'em a good chance of where you really don't have -- they won with unlimited rosters playing," Bryant said. "The much -0--1----depth" because of a - in Iiil4. fact we've always used so many possible injury to a specialist, j SEC teams ha,i a 15-25-2 players was a big factor in their like a punter, — record In 1974 with unlimited coming here to begin with ." "I'd like to ace somewhere rosters, not including bowl Bryant said hefavoi-edbigger bPtween and spiayerstas -games and games played at squads carly In the season when the limit with both teams neutral sites, according to the heat can take Its toil on players, all owed th e sa [1 me total," Coop. I.akeland Ledger. The SEC but said he won't challenge the ersaid. "1 think that would boa posted a 21-14-1 record after the rule again. lot fairer to everybody." 484 rule went into effect Charlie McClendon of LoulRetiring Auburn Coach Ral ph -. --Sept. V. slana State said he is "still "Shug" Jordan, whose team . ...•, - i The Ledger said it was able to against this thing for 11111111t J' j, won all three of its games on the I __ con ta ct only four of 10 SEC reason of squad morale roai, said, 'the fact Is, -coaches and all four opposed Heck, we went to Tulane 85 players are eno ugh in my I:i-L . thellmltedroadsquadrulelm. mllesdown the road, tonk two ion, -posed by the National -o,e- uu.,ts,uauacantseatson • . RUmInate -J glate Athletic Association and got down there and they reall y, are some of the players Alabama coach Paul "Bear" played 6Okds while weuJdo't iitiostand around and goo se one -t-- j. Bryant, who lost a court bid to have but 48," McClendon said. another and do everything J but stop u NCAA from imposing "It was ridiculous for the last get their minds on th Dermot WIg leaps gk a.plt Ovied.'s Lselsvc e game," the rule, told the Ledger the Poised at the peak of action, Wright Is set to rt3ease his limper. said Jordan, - ___ ___________ _____ ____ ___________ ____ &----_------ '• - . ___ _____ - - __ 14 16 16 is-a IS-IS $ 14 17, Lake In Finals __ - ---. FSU M i— 2. ~;~ _______ '_ Apopka Lake lianiley - WAGUNum_, ~=~.___ __E ..—__-_-_-1-l'....z ---..- -~ ' 0-" -- 3221a110222 Totals o a s 14 Total Fouls: Apcpka I-- 0-0 0, Shefli@4d 0 00 0; ii ____ __________ . IS 12 1* 5-41 16)4 1 2 -4i Fo.led Out: Meadows Team Fouls Lake HOw*Il 9 Eustis 17 Lake Howell 53. Eustli 42 _ - Lake Howell loins - _____ Coaches Favor 48=Man Road Teams 8451ey 0 2- 2; Mone Ii 0-7 22; Gr,seald 2 0.3 4 Massey 3 0-0 4 - __________________ Biggest sports happening th is week n Seminole County is the opening of th e SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. , Dog fans are a breed of their own. Handi capping is th e name of the game Qulniela-pickin' is the object although fans are not objectionable to n'g r trying to pi ck a Bi trifecta ' oranvof th e 1 h e Jerry and Jack otner wagers offered at t 1. a Collinsowned plant in LoIngwOod SOKC opens Dec. 26, and for a sneak preview, catch one of the schooling sessions Monday and Tuesday night. - 212. Pa5tore33-34,JoI,nni3 I); Armstrong 12-21; Dimps 00.00; - ' Lya's rd Wr Kaufman(68)follow the 13O32 TOIIII MELBOURNE C ENTRAL:T ft _____ -I, 30A#;W@av9r00-00.* Lanier 12,34: ___ -._ -. 17 II 17 11-71 I 14 15 14-4) Penono'$ovls: Lyman U, OvIo -.=*-.--'.. — -- ,$ch.r 17 - ---- 3om.,2s; v 1470 0 Moor: . -•- 1. , , - - - Carter Lyman Ovldo - new.er out the best in people and puts the best foot for- . - a 2; Smith 0-0-0, Cosi$.y 2-0-1; r,,or 9, 040, Slivini 00-0. Totals: I IV - Melbourne 0-10; Taylor 34-II; wright Y*2o. Kaufman 4.2-10; SwIlIty 1-0.2; ' / - -- ---I. for players -- - ______________________________ — - r thing, but the sight of a man, his wife and children portrait of your entire family will be taken at - - 1P -' .. loading a tree into the trunk restores it all. Christmas cheer, the kind that's in the air not bottles, wipes away frowns, has a way of br 9 IW, -A - - - r.. _______ _____ ________I - - *}I 16 iuh __ I - jj L Sou th d. "They can play against sa1d the Mjami d Carolina sent :its flamanything and their record was keyed to stop the Gamethat special bliss which you sprirdde aerm Che SkY 1. boyant, wide-open offense shows it. Personnel wins cock's scrambling quar from your sled as you go from house to hote city against the conservative runto city games, not formations And terback,, senior Jeff (irantz, nIngatthcko(Miamlofoj0 they'vegotthepee)e- who rushed kr 379 yards jj Spirit isn't a weak answer. It's a strong one 41us1 the Tangerine Bowl Saturday. lease, a category we haven't passed for 1,58' yazds. Grants as surety 8.S there Is a Al though his team was a four- done well in all )ear" so is ere a spirit ,, also could give the ball to Kevin aL • r poi nt. •avori,e, Christmas It's instigatedA I.by the I ceh.uraiIon -= z.ong 3flU .W4T1C UI IYIUWII.)p Dick Crum said he expected his ip Christ's birthday, and has grown leaps and boUndS Miami, the Mid-American both I,000-)ar-d rushers this defense to have a tough af Conference in all directions champion, held Its season ternoon We ne ver see an npponcntsto2l39yarthagame As a youngster, Christmas meant a possibility of seers In the Midwest, but South w Leadjnii Miami's offense was hile rolling up a 341 5-yard getting that double-holster capgun set I wanted so Carolina has played against a average during its l(W quarter back Sherman Smith badly. lot oil formations, he said , Friday. As a youngster grown tall, Christmas means the - The Gamecocks, 7-4, allowed touchdowns and taliback Rob spine tingles when I see a string of lights silhouetting However, South Carolina much more on defense, 414.2 Carpenter, who rushed for 1,0n a house in th e night Or a little boy climbing p 011 Coach Jim Carlen was quick to yards a game But UicLr cx- yar ds and 11 scores Bowl officials expected a Ca- hi Santa's knee and won't tell him what he wants for disagree "Let me tell you plosive offense generated 431.5 &,t1iIng about Miami," he yards a game, pacity crowd of 20,500. Christmas, choosing only to stare. Oh, the mall traffic gives you second th oughts about th e whole PEOPLE CRESTON, Calif. (AP) — For a man who can't walk, Jim &unotteiahvüilfeata gallop. Bnzicue,, Is a cowboy without lop, with only r arm and one eye -a man of courage detru1za whose life work Is helping other tixIcipei people. "I have a lot to• li ve for," &mc*te says "1 could sit back and feel sorry for myie!; fafl by the wayside and watch the world go by. "But people like me have to hang In there and figit like he!I." Brunotte, a military policeman, was Injured near Lag Binh, South Vietnam, when his Jeep was destroyed by a booby trap pLon on Oct. 1, 1968. Another MP riding with him was kUicItL k r111 _ Rests In The Spirit , I suggest the answer to be th e spirit of Christmas, A - - m11 .-.--- • _________ '1 -, M letter I have written to YOU in years, so I know you are going to be surprised to hear from me I'll never forget the day in th ird grade recess when Tommy Hughes told me th ere was no Santa Claus . I believed everything Tommy told me, because he was my friend I was stunned, I admit I. JL " ' ' • '-u' •I! Funny 1411415, "i T believed 'v"-' m for d long time Hewassincere,Iknow . . . But Ihaveslncere&scovered th at there is real Santa Claus. And I want you to know I understand You don't haetoputmeonyouI.hstfOrpresefltsSan You see, Ihavecometo realize that presents are not what makes the real Christmas, nor is th e true heavy religious significance. Sociologically, Christmas also has a heavy significance. Mistletoe, egg nog, Christmas stockings, tall and short pines trimmed to the hilt, boughs of holly and th e tinge of th e Salvation Army bells That's all part of it. But what's th e core of Christmas? The real UnIt.,rn 'nrfa',r U11J.i5 uihfrh " makes Dec 25 'tad "t as th e day of the year in th e hearth of Christians the world Over" I - - objective of Sant3 the jingle of cash registers in departments storm. As th e song Silent Night implies, Christmas-. has a -. . Zy=~ Not Cash Register Jingles I 40 ____________________ L-'- ___ I. ______ - ______________________________ i 4~ • One out of two isn't bad, anJ dropping toEusUs, and Trinity ore point to host Oviedo, one out of three Is respectable, Prep outside the key and generate 15 takes on Lake Weir, Eustis, was losing to Melbourne and defe nse or fast break In their But the Greyhowids were points. Fred Moore followed Sanford Seminole but Seminole County basketball Central Catholic, Neal and Mike McNerney in defeat with 14 points, while In a holiday never bested again In rolling to with 13, and Cary defeat to the Blue Darters, 60- dropped teams could grab only one Hird with 12. tournament Dec. 3.30. 10 each. Tim Carroll followed wi th 12 , 40. Friday night's Seminole their sixth victory in eight Lyman now rests until after For Brantley, only two The Coach Greg Robinson's men Lake Brantle y victory out of ( ,bunch Our games County match-up became a Outings. Oviedo fell to 2.4. Apopka's superior reboun. players had double figures. Friday night. the New Year, while Oviedo coWdn't handle Bill hit a shade over 50 per cent, 10 mis-match after Lyman's Four starters in double ding effort enabled them to hold Wall hit for 1 land Rill Twpd~t And In that one victory, a Kevin Hcrr, .- #___ aid, three figures led the Lyman attack, their lead despite some cold had 10. For winning Eustis, Panthers Seminole County win was straight buckets midway Bernard Wright captured high shooting second half. Lake Howell played evenly Dunham (15), Neely (10), and assured even before the through the first period, as the man honors wi Brantley's own poor shooting with Eustis th 20 points, opening tap. for three quarters, GrLswald (22) led the attack. could OvIdo Lions fell to the while Kevin lorne, Clyde prQduce only 40 points, but a disastrous fourth period 9 That win saw Lyman dump Greyhounds, 70-51. Trinity went to Melbourne, Hudson, and Jon Kaufman all way down from the 60-point saw the Hawks score only Oviedo, but at the same time, Home baskets broke an had 10. nine only to lose 79-46 to the private The average the Patriots enjoyed In points against the host Lake Brantley was (ailing to early stalemate that saw Panis Even Hera, San i ng Catholic school. The fo rd, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 21, ln1B the season's initial games. A balanced Oviedo effort saw ther's . As a result, Howell played closely with Apopka, Lake Howell was sluggish L ym an fall th e behind at Lee Ward hit consistently from Pete Chamber led the win- fell, 68-48. th fi Melbourne crew In e _____________________________________ rst ners with 12 points, while Willie Jim Meadowi led the Hawks frame, but saw their small toint deficit 'Oin to 21 ______ _____________________________ points, 38-17, by halftime, - From that point on, -=--- ___ Melbourne gradually pulled away, to lead by 33 by fl ____ , i ~ __'1_11_ .___ the clock struck zero. Has a FREE GIFT For Your Family . Losgwood Civic Leagir, 2 p.m., library building. THURSDAY, JANUARY $ Longwood Tourist Club dimwr meeting, noon, &innyshade Park. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 __ OF MID"FLORIDA , I 0. . T1JDAY, JANUARY $ i H oweI I, Trinity Lose 0 P SV1NCS & LOIN ASSOCIATiON The transcript won't be dictrnent dismicd. THURSDAY, DECEMBER I --.- =-.f- Lyman To s Oviedo ,,, Brantie - FEDERAL Sad, xd I.Jous Club, noon, Holiday Ir With .I----------.---------- 1. 'w-'__-.li_• " "- Sunday. Dec. 21, 1173 . , sai - - -. r ___ . . - ... 4 _DP, ,s - ST. PETERSBURG AP) Sophomore David Thompson has led Florida State Into a meeting Saturday night against eighth-ranked Alabama by lifting the Sc noles iast South etba11 squad,___ 11 tI shots Friday night as Florida State. beaten only by top. ranked Indiana In six starts, won 78-71. Florida State pulled ahead gradually from a 39.37 halftIme lead behind the play of 6-foot-8 Thompson. ThomrcN1 [1jilij with points load the Seminoles South Florida was pcu LI) enry Davis' '- A Lii' 17 fll( 5-0 t balanced led by center Douglas,'16 points, to beat peskyg PU- h253 H our way of saying thank you to our community. - I_ ,'Cham pi'Dons., * Mi'"a i* LakesI I-; 11ij One free portrait per family, please. .01 FiRST 7 FEDERAL E fSLX ~._~" OF MIDeFLORIDA l-t1 DESARY OFFICE IM&$ —----. __ IDELT0WA O.7lCE ItAN0R0 OFFICE 1 INN. s.V* I i- FI - L.L%!-. A. $ Thie Pi mis L.- $ri. SW€ -I---------- ___ - ________ -- _______________________,: - - --.--.-- ----- i-Li NEW SMYRNA BEACI OFFICE I*S $ Ai 'i'" I ns.#is k. nrs '- .. ------ -------.I - - • - - -- .-: -: -__ - - - - -_.___ .- -.-.--- - . j, , .- - --, __ - _ _' --------- -L - - _ ~::~ 11 III -._- -_-_ ... - .: * -- -v'. • _._--. -. ' - -. :. -'- - -- - -_._-'_-_- - - . teamed with EdColhnu for a62- - - Ti' IT . _-_-_-_- _*'-1---i..._- I -rT!L_ -_-i--1. _- - - ,,I, • Lakes had the game under con. I -7 .-; Thple-A honors ___ _ AnUchad wired flona first-quarter safety. Young 's eight-yard scor ing run third quarter cliniaxeda methodical 12-play, Myard drive. Atlantic (12-2) scored a seeond-period touchdown wben Steve .umuici snap from center on punt play andA ran 12 yards f LI CLASS AA Running backs Jackie Garvin and Mike Slm ran for touc owns o o 19 yards re. g host Palmetto (11-3) over Jasper Hamilt on A honors. Sims' run around capped a ~4quarter #.uard ai.A 'wj r' e t he second uartr tln() was held in U first half toa fioki goal and got Its lone touch do wn In the second ~ ,~ I J1 1 1 111 I I ~1 1 Il i l l l ~ 1 1 1 1 5r I athreyar run by Fred Claridy.11-* score was set up when Palmetto quarterback Ronnie Deans fumbled at his 30 and Hamilton's Calvin Paul recovered and ran the ball b,ack to the ftee. ' CLASS A dames Ford j" runs of two and eight yards to lead Greensboro to the Class A tharnpionshIp, 28-0 over host St. Petersbu rg.Shorecrest. " sided triumph with John Revell passing 15 yards to Dwayne Watson for a second period touchc,u. Ford's first scoring run made it 12-0 at halftime and a three-yard rw. by Timmy Grimes upped the lead to W In the third period. Greensboro (I-) held Shore. creM(13 to 11 yards n*K-1g in the game and toanoffendye total of 70 yards. __ #-. ,,, ,. ' I - ______ - ------------I ---------i---_.--_ -_-_ _ '.,_. ' The victory was the 14th of an unbeaten season for Lakes and dropped Leon to a 12-2 mark, Highlights of other games: CLASS AA Quarterback Tyrone Young tossed a 22-yard pass to Thomas Jefferson e erson f ,, on touchdown and ran for another as Ocala Forest (13-1) defeated host Del. Miami Lakes to Its victory, LAkes gave up a go4head WuchdDwr to Leon on a oneyard-run by quarterback Jim. " Jordan But Jordan couldn't get back in the curing cwumn unt il he teamed with K Ungiaub for a 65-yard pass in the third quarter, By .in the neutral city of Winter Hven, quarterback Joe Bçodsky Jr, ran 47 'Ards red - 1. yard touchdown pass play Fri day night to lead Hialeab- -. I SAVUJC'S AND CAN ASSOCIAUON C'1ANO OFFICE By me ociated u Hial eah-Miamj Lakes, Ocala Forest, Palmetto and Greens boroul as Florida's prep ! football champlonsh.1p team I - for IV5, with Hlaleah-Mlaml i 1 0 Lake taUng the Ng school — from 4eww chsmon Ta1Iahasee Leon 31r I ; r s ~~:) ~ ~ ~I I I I 111 --- - _________ - - --- - -,- - - -- ---- - �-.- ---- - -=-.2B-.EveningH.,ald, Snfrrd,Fit Sunday,Dec.21, 17J ' ,rIuI' M,. I.SIdAMMOMMM . __ __ =_ ; FOREST CITY — A - ____ - Watching The _ - __ - _t- __ ,- - . - W s i Leader e ts de .- - ti ______ . w Recreation Westside Junior _________________ combination. ____ . Boy's Basketball League by opposite. mc team was very __ winning its two games Thur- Poor in both the rebounding and departments. All Lii sday and Friday, while second shoot PlaceTIPTqpSupermarket split all, the Patriots movement was la c luster. its contests. lflursday'a, actioa saw Tip The first half was all k lop edging winless Daniel's 'L 5U 1-2-2 Service Station, 30-25, and defense completely sti fl ed McCoy defeating Aznvets Post Brantley. Apopka led at the 17, 38-24, while in Friday's Wf-time break. 30~-Il. irLi ___ - L_ _____- . - __________ ' - - ----- -------- - ----- ------- --- -- --t_-----_------ ' . . ----r------- -V-------- Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. ISOwling ahead &5 five minutes Into the from dw Outside. Ward Also action on two free ftOwS. but went three for three on fr" .Oviedo turnovers negated tlU0W5 Lyman suffered offensive Night" a t OVIedO the effort. UUL The garne's turniniz point IncOnsiAmcies in Un secow 6 The Greyhounds out-pointed (701), out-rebounded (40-19), came at this point Lyman Point half. The Grey hounds cot1 i0mPtly bUY a ba3ket at several POLflti, and generally out-manned (11- man Kevin HO drove i nside for a qUick juniper, playing "follow the boundi 9) the beleagu.xed Lions, An abvlously pleased Rick th en hit another Jumper from ball' under the boarda Steinke, Lyman coach, when the key foll owing an Oviedo Apparent tipins and cntr lled asked for a comment to sum ____ a - Lake Brantley was just ft - -'--- tips fell off the rim time aft A bad pass that salled out of time as the frustrated ' " An obviously bounds gave the hot Home Greyhounds couldn't find ___________ .. .,r~Z another chance from the out. handle for a two-pointer. displeased John _ . -, -. I__ .,. The likewise frustrated Uor Assistant Oviedo coach, sum. side, and his third bucket In a 11 couldn't find the Opposite Lyman lead to row upped the _________________________ med up the game differently, ;•_ 11-6. Clyde Hudson added a 15- handle for a rebound, as shouts "It was not a good game." . ____________.•• . i--' Lyman jumped out to a 17-8 foot Jump shot to make it 13-6. of 'stay with 1, with . from the Lyman coach,ing sWI first quarter lead, then and the game was over. Fr t— '- _ "I don't quite know what was encouraged the Greyhounds to -11Y pulled away for the victory, Its sixth In eight wrong there at the start," persist and get the bucket. They -. gameS. Steinke said later. "We were usually did. "We made several of our jittery, nervous, and couldn't Tbose efforts by the Lyman •••-. crew, perhaps more than game goals tonight," said get relaxed." . . - .. I - _. _... Ste~ike. "We pulled down t1w High nian for Oviedo was LAT iinything eLw Friday, typified rehounds, got four men In Ward with 15 points, mostly "Lyman Night." % double figures, and played well .. - -11 haplesm Naytri' oftUm andtheny hc' a, d - tie for first place In the Sanford __________ " Apopka McCoy's Cleaners broke the 11 . .. opitiate name for speedy an unbeatable last break ..LJ , ______ _________ - 1 I. 1Vr HMARYJO11NN J Sunday, Dec. 71, l7S—Th E J igntTo s ing Po p Wr 11 By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer TKO in The sixth round over Terry Daniels; Joey Vincent stopped Brockell in the second-, Clarence Henderson knocked out Babe Slick Mitchell in the third; Dale Dennis registered a u*d round Clark In one; and Ed urn In July we ran a 232/605 . on the first half of the IM knockout over Irving Gifford; BObby Wa T er stopped Roger Pinkney in the fifth Ikerstopped john Balla rntind Central Fler!da %,"Reginal Ir ___Recap" 110- -`U~ the 6st fight card of the in the rand Larry Peterson wona six round decision ft th e seco nd ha lf atongwith Of ° Jun gs: ORLANDO, Aug 5 - Victor "Taco" Perez won the Southern wonior middleweight champ Mike Baker in a non4l.Ue fight; Wells l[EAVYWEIGIM - Champion: Oliver Wright; a 10-round decision; Joey Vincent took out Max Hord in the 1. Jodie junior Siar Of the Week" Is Ben Mahler with tide by knocking Joey Vincent out in the second; " 128 pins over his Ballard; 2. Leon Shaw; 3. John L. Johnson; 4.14011 Esa Rs stopped Wayne Battle In th e fourth; average when he bowled a zn game and 50T fourth Gene and In a v set. All 0PIvU Honored As Bowler 4 I I. 1 I Ben Mahler Rolls ver Week 'ii Sammy Barr En the sixth; Billy amateur match Sammy Masts out-alugged Terry Tute to wi the of thetopDavies. honors go to this bowler for (he eve Wa net took rounds 211 Other high bowlers: to stop Joe Boyde; and Ed Turner won Southern Amateur title. LIGHT Lindy Ileuer 223440, Jack HEAVYWEIGHTS Champion: Mike Quarry .ITKO over Babe aCrk in the fourth. 447, Phil Roche 20k, Andy Junior Royster; 2. Walter Patrick 186-539, Bob Gonzalez ORLANDO, Nov. 11 Taco Perez retained his Southern junior "Snake" White; 3 Bobby Lloyd. 4 190-525 d'uuudy Bass 184-628. Al Vern McIntosh; 5. Ed "Savage" Tarner. ORLANDO, Aug. 19 Mortez spared th e447 andTeypI ' ' Gene Wells won the Southern Mid- middleweight title by stopping Killer Ellis in the filth-Joe p the MIDDLEWEIGHTS in "Irish" dieweight title by stopp g Champion: Tony Licata; 1. JFrBOWLERrEID John Pinney In six; Termite Watkins Vincent stopped Iry Gifford in the second; Ed Turne r won a six. 75P11t. Gene Wells; 2. John Pinney; 3. Vinne Curto; 4. Glenrwon the Southern lightweight crown when Larry Peterson refused round decision over Gene Idlette; Mad D09 Ross topped Alphorim The high set for the morning goes to Elaine 5. sa1 with a Mike Morgan ' very nice 534 set Zella Allmaj was In the to come out for the fifth, Mad Dog Ross stopped Max Hord in the Allan In the first round, Solomon MeTier won a decison over Bob t with her 501 — — — traveling call. — up th,, contest, said "Merry JUNIOR and the only other 500 for the morning. of As far as the high game the Ross; 1. MIDDItEWEIGH`I1S -Champion: Edgar "Mad Dog Victor "Taco" Perez; 2. J y V t; tables change with Allman taking it with a 208 and 3. Killer Ellis; 4. va In the Clarence Henderson; 5. Randy Armstrong. Second spot with a 203. Rosalie Burkhart spared &10 split. Tracy Albert 5-10, Mae Wilkins 5.7, WELTERWEIGIM -Champion: Tim Ford; I. J. T. Dowe; 2. : -u, Peggy Moon Eddie Jan Renaud 9.10 and Kay Thompson 3-10 Turkeys Davis; 3. Peaches Roberts; 4. Buddy Cooper- 5 fell Vaugilt, Allman and Kostival. H*1S — Champion: Frankie Otero; 1. Termite - on defense." 1 I BySCOTTABRAHAMS Herald Cnrresnondent _________ The Patriots probably wished they were somewhere else Friday night as they were soundly crushed by BI "Blue Darters" is an -- Oviedo Cagers,70-51' - . 1 . - -I Lake Brantley play basketball that you might well get losL MCCOYS - -:- Lvman 's Nioaht Vs. -_ , 1. -or I is like trying to find your way arrumd #";p ito-L-1 It—. L_-_ ------ .--- - By AARON KAUFMAN Herald Correspoiadent _ - . __, In Pat Loss __ __ - - BARBOUR &CO. MIXED LEAGUE Watkins; 2. Juan Hidalgo; 3. Larry Peterson; 4. Eddie Linder; 5. igamewI her l ob 1,Ocke 597-213-205. Other highs: Jim Johnson &n, J. w. DunPal Sr.538, Ben McDaniel 504, Alice Herxlricks 517, Buck fler,ton 503 U Allin 7, Cliuck Stimely 5Z3 alld I)OtUe CENTRAL FLORIDA RECAP Pony Price topped all the league for game, and a 578 set. The high 4 Hendricks 180 and Bob Locke 184 the Week is Joyce Wagn er wi th 9TY SUCKER.s MIXED LEAGUE nI s fell for the evening (July through December) 01(l,AND0, July 8 — &ou UDou.x was declared winner by a second -, Jodie Ballard was declared the winner when Gene Idlette Ellis; and Frankle Santore defeated Robert Spencer. ORLANDO, Dec. 9 - Mad Dog Ross won the Southern junior quit after four rounds. middleweight title from Taco Perez on a 10-round split decision' ORLA)O Sept. 9 Gene Wells retained his Southern middleweight tiU r by taking a over Tony Santiago; on Shaw stopped 0.1. Davies In the 10-round decision over Eddie Davis; Ed "Savage" Turner nocked out L,-cn ElIzy in the sixth; and stopped Ray Collins In t.h ,P second; Frankie Santore took Red Clarence Henderson stopped Tiger Hall In the second round, Cooper out In the second; and Milton Owens won a six-round ORLANDO s retained his Southern decision over Slick Mitchell. middleweight title by stopping Mike Morgan in the !ith; TAMPA, Dec. 18 — Walter "&iake" White Billy won a 10-round Wagner took Eddie by U 3 Do stopped Ran rson polished off Charles Thornton in the second. - I n the fourth, Willie Chaney knocked out Tiger Hall in tIn' flst; ORLANDO , Sept. 2.1 — Victor "T Oliver cold in the first round Mad Dog Ross stopped I3lly luLocked out th Ben Byrd In the four . , -_-_ Of. the starting five only . for the City League with the highest going encounters McCoy's trounced Randy Taylor with eight 'points The second huff was a Hub oviews neraw to Phil Young 208 and Joe Brister 200 even. The high — an* I H) bm bb bmd k 8 bs& of arms vieder The b ~ do nuffie Only" ' . set 90 " __ (X) failed to make double figures. to the women as Harriet Jones rolled a 5Z,97. young Daniel' s, W20, and Amvets lost better (or the Patriots, They bg . it Cwrkr ~ * __ .24. . I Second learn members Jim was Only one pin behind her with his 531 set. Other highs: Gordon I. i pulled to within 14 points,", :V r In a close defensive struggle, with two minutes left, but ~ Honeycutt 182479, Lynn Eiland 493, Joe Stevens 182, paM ." Swilly. Frankie Carter, and McIntyre 176-455, and Doris Harrison TIP TOP outlasted Daniels, led Apopka converted Oree quick I IGrey Thomas contributed with ~_ -_-,.-__ . B) I7 77. Brister rolled four in a -. film for this season. ___ __ 1 by Billy Sweet's lo points and very bad, especially on offense. tlp_ row during the evening. 10 11 --, !i~ 10 points between them. Ifuslon 34, Cleveland 17 Dallas 30, N.V. Jets 7 High bcaieo their fate . Steinke added ____ ___ NEW YOR K (AP) Oilers are — This completing 0 their That's with J J Jones or Joe scorers for Daniel's were S. could be the hairiest, scariest best season since 1967. The Blue Darters hit a cold 0 Namath or Al Dorow or By THE ASSOCIAMD PRESS cmished Oregon V-60 in the " ._ points. "Look at that," he said, Anthony Smith wN led all shootirig streak througaout the weekend of the year of the Browns are completing their whoever at -cming rotmd of the Jets.quarterbackfor the scorers with 16, and Darryl secondhalfbutwereabletostjfl hfl(liSfl5 ' ' . • .. looking at the scoreboard, . suicidal chaps who try to season. , "rho Kentucky e en uc y Wildca tO(j( Classic aNo t Bloomington; .--- -------:-Places are Reid.s Garage Smith who adde d seven i . . I controthegame,with their Predict what will happen each WastiIngton 24, Philadelphia 7 New Orleans 17, cicago I 0 a roller- Alabama beat Pittsburgh " holds the second place and KamPers Kove in the third spot, -&ar Robert Guy burned the cm* domimce of the boards. ~ ki ~ Steinke cleared the bench in Coach Joe Hall on Sunday in the National Football No Billy -, I , of the Week" is Linda Eiland with plus 73 p1m. High average for Kilmer and no The best thing you can say coaster ride and he may have a and Florida State took South with 23 points to pace McCoy's ? . the fourtli quarter, as rersan - %W League. 0 playoffs for the Redskins. But about this game Is that the two hard time recovering. Florkla 78-71 in the Big sun 'POPka, now 5-2, had to victory over Amvets. Tony the men is Fred Samples 174 and 11nda Lewis 151 for the wornen. a wellt t I Jeff Fletcher, Bob Bu— rkhL-ctJ, The one playoff question , have more than teams don't have to plannedi attack throughout play Little also contributed WASRDAY DROP OUTS MIXED LEAGUE Tournament at St. Petersburg, and Bill Motrell entered the an matchups, is in the enough to handle The last25 un 11 7 The top games goes to ?,Imwtn McNutt as he rolled a fantastic POIDU for McCoy's, while game, Icd by Pete Chambers BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland at Houston, Chicago the Vikings of a home-field fray for One Of the times c,--.— V--I.a.. guiiie. inree otner ZfX) gemel fell ____ ___ ?1Prr'Simmons led the loseri WflO popped 12 poInts. WW1C at Nci th-lcans and th' New playoff opener. Of past Army 99-69 and Clemson for Nancy Harris 216, Walter (hi easo. where Miami Atlanta 20, Green Bay 10 prehension," Hall said Friday and Baltimore Denny 206 and Bob Wilson 201. Jim Aaroye 192-622 (High series with 10. ' Neal and Mike McNerney Some fans are calling it Super York Giants at San Francisco, thongh, Is the number of "I'm glad we had a chance to night &f ter watching his teamos outscared Middle Tennessee f are ) tied for first place. If The Falcons have had a they and Marjorie Wilson 1 &5, Converted split were by Chas MCDOMQ 1b Then, the next day, Guy again chipped in 10 points each to Bowl IX%, a pxMew of the ' i in the Volunteer Rams' quarterback James records that could tumble In the Play our Substitutes," Stetnke highly erratic performance in State " finish tied, , te th will e Colt, r season than their 4-9 be bet was hot from the Boor, this time round out Its balanced 2-74, Joe Mangen 4-5-7, Otto Grannerman 5-10 and GU Fileger 5.7. National Football League Harris figures to be on the game. Classic at Knoxville; No. -. went on. "They've been the first round of San division /~ record indicates. The Packers' Kent champions based o 4 hitting 24 points to boost DELTONA PINBus-rins LEAGUE championship game next Jan. bench, nursing his sore shoul. two victories The 1-8 Patriots wm led by Quarterback Fran Tarkenton working hard all year and Invitational BasketWI Tourna- Francisco beat Oral Roberts 9& over the Dolphins season, on the other hand, is Bob Wilson was the high kegler of the McCoy's over Daniels. . 4__,~ I day as he rolled garnm 18 in Miami. Chuck Knox might der, while Ron Jaworskl calls is within reach of some NFL deserved a chance to go In," ment at Lexi ngton, Ky. Tony Bill Wall who had 11 this year. Perfectly described by their 3.10 76 and Providence defeated of 187-134-188 for his set of 559. Walter Denny i5i5, & Little collected 11 more for Points, be calling it a lot worm before the signats. Running back Law. marks. tie needs one more Oviedo coach We Phillips If that happens, the only way log. with Bill Twaddel adding 10 inø the final gun sounds. Santa Clara 73-a in the Cabk 190-525. Mike Burke 196-525, and L4DU Bolton Victors, while Anthony Smith The Mh-ranked Wild cats had rce Mtcheon will be the touchdown pass to match Johnalso cleared his bench late In a runaway Snake Widlie, riot," 191 were high for the six losing cause. 21poInt lead over Car Classic at San Francisco Miami can squeeze into the San Francisco 24, N.Y. Giants 7 Att"t 1111 1W week's Tamps fight and Dar (yl Shuler each had men's side. Gee Seifert with a 196 was the top for the wonwn Knox is the head coach of the only front-liner in th _________________ e Rams' Unitas' career total of 290. And the contes~ sending in Cedric Georgia Ted in the first half, and No. 17 Auburn lofft to SMU In the preliminary contes~ L,os Angeles Rams, playoffs would be as a wild card The 4rs aren't really very with Pat Vahantl 178 in second. Bolton spared the 34-7-10 spUt, for the losers. a collection backfield. With Jim Bertelsen with every pass he completes, Conley, Joe George, and Chuck team and the only way that can good but the Giants are really Bernard Merthie, Ulysees Apopka's junior varsity of walking wounded that faced gone for the year due to knee he extends his own NFL record Stevens against the Linan finally then almost lost the end, 8745 in oltertime and Tex#.$.Fj and Mike ROSS Picked up the 3.&741-10 leave. Dorothy pimm pulling outIta in 664 walloped the Lake happen Is If Cincinnati loses at pr picked P3O t)eat TUlsa flu in up the 3-7-10. Daniels and Calvin Rollins all '3fltley the defending champion Pitt- sur gery, Rob Scribner will be of 2,906 career completions, the son thrill subs. nin th der3, home to San Diego. The I Bowl Tournam en t at El THE NEWLY RENOVATED scared 8 points In Tip Top's P MONDAY MORNING BLU ES LADIES LEAGUE er, aburgh Steelers Saturday in Los the other starting back. And Running back Chuck For Dolphins are not counting on After the game, Phillips 11 Janet Sew (Niland's Bar team) victory over Amvets. The losers Tbo rmt,d tit - iw4mn ifam Angelm tie didn't have a with Jnhn c.q I 16tAllowi man 10"Airwi O" W::t.&.~._ --` had the only 500 set of th SWALLOWS GOLF CLUB . wust hapnLng. a morning (W.Her oet included games of 174-10171. High for the Elsewhere, Michigan crushed By The were led by Larry Fredrlck's 14 the contest, beside the lopsided roger. He had a bodot.31 at- by mononucleosis. Cullen ,, Associated Press ~ V! ference '---... with .. spirational hit while six others, loth consecuti Hwy ' 17-92 DeBary Ph. 66s.44sg 108 points and 63 "Lyman's man4o.man defense the team was evident," Last week's m tog ran the I / ve ie over the noted Southern Illinois 7449 And and Pierre Simmons' six, Fleetline Homes team was Norma Sharp with a 173476. set. 71w. lowly Chicago Bulls are led b~y John Laskowski's 19 score, was that the Apopka Wndancechart. Bryant and Rod Phillips are the pass receptions, needs only is really hurt tonight," he said Hall, "When we saw it was 01 I 1/ goMl . Golf Outings & Company season's record to 12148 for last two -seasons. arnI, Ohio, trii iri Johnny's Standard team high was Millie Garner's 180-4Th Charlie one big happy family again points, tallied In And he's had to send a squad reserve runners. If IV . Monday's schedule sees coach had a full.c~ pteS3 00 things yards on the ground to reach "They forced 29 turnoverson us, ing tO be easy, we let up. And double figures. .716. The 7ers 115, Pistons 114 Tournaments Welcomed picks: veta meeting Daniel's GrossTrucking had twohighswith Donna Neff maldng "Queen of after getting their enforcer The Bulls, who hadn,t won at filled out with second-liners really get tough, Scribner the 1,000-yard rushing mark (or for 6641 In tl~e Michigan in. Greens Fee $650 Carts $733 . example . when we let up, we are not a vltatfonal at Ann Arbor Mis. t i tt George McGinnis hfinneSota 33, Buffalo 2S the the Week" with plus 68 pins and the high bowling by Iune back. , home since Nov. 1 and had score on a 20-foot shot tied AmCCOY's f&CiM Tip TOP. Both entire game. The Darters led against a dub he calls "awe- might end up doing the quarter- the season. 2 Players & Cartill til I p.m. defense also did well." Lyman good ballclub. with one Scoring explosives could Macateer 180492. Am Muth from the "We Three,, tam had a 188 games will get under way at 4 Brantley by 83 much as 40 =mi the hottest team In foot- backing. dMippi State nudged Dayton 2 Players & Cart $12 after 1p,ri. Public We knew today was going to dropped 17 of their fast 19 O.J. Simpson of the Bills has ended with 24 turnovers. , outsecond left in regulation time, develop here with B game for the high Mon & Fri Speciaf._2 PlaYm A Cart sio P.m. "We can beat Oregon State big ball right now. If uffalO 5 O. Welcome the Steelers SM AM Long Beach State of the morning. Donna Neff spared the 5.1 0 split be a day," Coach Dick Mot- Ings, snapped a six points during one stretcii Coach Chuck Noll of the rushed for 1,760 yards this sea"What really hurt offenalve1 Satthy night if we play like -game Na. then put Philadelphia in front J. Simpson and Joe Ferguson (above Inc. tax) have a weakness, I haven't seen Steelers says he'll start all his son. lea%ing hhta said alter they gunned down tional Basketball Association for good on a three-point play opposing Fran Tarkenton and turned back Was hi n 243 short of his was failing to get the bail to the we did earli r Holes ngton State after 1 p M. — Cart 1500 Green Fee $250 ii" JR ( the Los Angeles Lakers 104-91 losIng streak, healthy players. That's Just NFL record of set in 1973. men who were Open," Phillips Tech). But t against Georgia M74 In the Dayton Classic at , with £:45 left in overtime and Mernbershs Available Foreman of the Vikings. Youth of the Week" is Tom Bryant wia. plus 12o pirl.3. Craig Friday night. "It was our target we'll get beat by 40 __ Critics 120, Knicks 112 ~11111 In Saturday's other games it about everyone, maybe even in. It's unlikely he'll gain that added. "We couldn't belleve If Dayton, 4— Bill HardigmOhio; Kansas defeated f inally hit what proved to be the Pittsburgh 24, Las Angeles 14 e-PGA Professional ' was Minnesota at Buffalo and cluding defensive tackle Joe much-but 104 yards thn spared the 10 split. Iligha for tie morning: A. Kaufman day to get going. The return of we play like we did the rest of Backcourt panthers Charlie winning basket with 36 would give how wide open Gary Hird was Yale " and I &Salie The Steele rs nudged have won 11 24M. B. Batton 523 and B. Rathel seconds Denver at Miami. Today it's Greene. But he figures to go him the second-best single- first and second quarter, but we the way." Texas A&M 59-67 Jerry Sloan was oflike welcoming Scott and JoJo White combined to go. He finished with a game- straight games and won't stop back a member . the family." for 52 points-Scott hit a season- high points. New England at Baltimore, San with reserve quarterbacks Ter- season rusWng mark, moAng never fed him the ball." The exciting game was the hawk Claid now. Seeing the Rams, ,c at La Diego at Cincinnati, St. Louis at my Hanratty and Joe Gilliam in him ahead Sloan, Chicago's high 32-as Boston streaked to nightcap of a of Jim Brown's 1,863 The coach further potential Super Bowl opBraves 134, Bullet., first-round dou- K; Netraska whipped the Detroit, Dallas at the New York the second half in place of Terry yards in ad missed 13 games with a leg its eighth consecutive Oregon State whip- University 01 P dr 1963. Simpson, is also "We were so concerned about bleheader, victoryRandy Smith scored 26 points Ponent3, will psyche them up SPORTS injury. He scored only six The Celtics led all the way In Jets, Kansas City at Oakland, Bradshaw. one touchdown shy of Gale Sa- getting the ball to our guazds Ped 190~-raztked Arizona Stat and Bob McAdoo returned to even more. Philadelphia at Washington, As with Los Angeles, a victo- yers' mark of 22. e New Mexico State Pop* Den. The high game of the week was rolled by Gerry Farella as wtU Points but provided the In. defeating the Knicks for the the Buffalo out on the wing that we 87.83 to gain the tinsla ver 1G4-10 in H Baltimore 21, Ne as the high set. He shot a 257427 for the night. Twieve other Atlanta at Green Bay, ry by Minnesota would assure against the Wildcat& The Dolphins were In a "must didn't get in Inside." INEBREF The Cinderella Colts wrap up uted 22. The Braves grabbed Invitational at Las CrUM games fell for the following bowlers: Ray Ceynow i a 247-571, win" game to stay alive In the AFC East in ft one for Despite the wide difference In the lead for good with a 10-point the The Kentucky Invitational Robert Robinson 237, Jack Kanner 235, Aubruy Garrett 2324%, I a N.M., and Arkansas State . playoff chztse. But a victory has the final score and the was one of their th nin streak that gave them a 50-44 straight victory-an a basketful of bolltrjji Carl Sandusky 221, Dave Tabor 220, Sal Raltano 218, Woody to be combined to losses by somewhat one-sided play, the amazing turnaround for a team lead in the second quarter. day season toumn4ments around and Northetst Louisiana Wilson 216, Skip Norton 215, Ron Allman 213, Gene Rogero 207 and either Baltimore or Cinciruiat.i initial action was sluggish. In the that started the year 1-4. Rockets country. 113, Hawks 107 Gary Varner (eated South Alabama 81-81 TAMPA (AP) — A study committee formed , for Miami to make it past fact, Oviedo led briefly. St. LOUIS 27, Detroit 16 Rudy TomJanovich Top-ranked Indiana walloped the Indian Hoilday Classic it SANFORD CLASSIC TRIO Board o Rthnesa Regulation has rejected by a S-I vute a WE'LL SOLVE YOUR Fred Moore pt the Lions Georgia 93-66 and Virginia Tech Jonesboro, Ark. points to lead Houston, which go Into the FOUR GAMES SCRATCH proposal that Florida take over and operate thoighbred shot nt from the fjoldj NFC playoffs as dark horses Again this league had the 200 games roiling, racing tracks In the state. MUFFLER PROBLEMS Sunday, the first half and built a 63-50 but don't be surprised if they night The high series was rolled by Phil Roche with games of 226. Members who voted Friday said they found the wind UP in the lead. Super Bowl with 2Z7-3 for the high series of 845. Dave Hunt had the big game, propossi By The Associated Press t feasible. SU)CKHOLii (AP) — Swe- match 4-6, 6-2.7-5, 19 rebounds. Billy Knight was 6-4 from t offense. • • • FOREVER! Cavalier, 128, Suns 124 though, as he rolled the high 243-207-192- 811 set, Dave Lacy , While most of the New York scored 33 for Indiana. formed eam-iler this year because of financial den's sensational teenager Bengaton to tie the series at 1-1. Oakland Jim Cleamons sank 31, two f Kansas City 7 Dick White 224-762, Jim Jhnson 215.203-762, Dick Richards . Nets were playing themselves Lifetime guarantee on ALL parts — some tradra notably 55-yen-old P lUJL Bj n Borg set a Davisup Spirits 139, Squires 107 In Saturday's crucial None shots with 12 seconds to of the Chiefs will get go as 202-206-794, Bill Westfall 211, Don Ithman 210-M746 Into near-ehnustlon , Jimmy Kynes of Tampa, a member of Lbe sUte mdq this week, muffler, tailpipe, exhaust pipe AND labor record but Czechoslovakian double& the W,am captalm Marvin Barnes scored a se-a- Cleveland eked out a double hurt alter this one. That's If ( Varner 2NH97-190- 771, Kristle Johnson 20&M, Wait Moore 203. Swen Nater remained almost son-high 1 flIn1iOfl, SaldI thf CT!!1ittte "recognized the ed fdr for a s long as you own your car — veteran Jan Modes rallied to were expected to field the same 36 points and teamed overtLne victory. It was the they can find enough Intact Chuck Blackburn 205-717, Dave Fulghum 201-190-721, Gary Priske invisible, which isn't easy when some finawi.al assistance to the thoroughbred horse inkeep his cowary even in the players that participated in the with newcomer' Caldwell Jones sixth straight triumph for the bodies to play. in writing. 0 202-193-722 Terry Waldrop lfl-191-197-768, Ron Allman 207-712, you stand 6-foot-11 and weigh to opening session of the first all- singles. The teams were anaustrY. it dominate the boards. Barnes Cavaliers, tying the club Cincinnati 28, San Diego Eric Storm 197-191-M, and George Waldrop 193-194-730. "Star of 240 pounds. No exhaust System lasts forever, but ours He said the committee "recorrunended the sppnunti European Davis Cep final In flounced officially one h',ur and Jones, acquired from Ken- rec,nrd, but Coach Bill Fitch ThP *%ngnls are milch too 0 A the Wcck" Is Phil Roche with are guaranteed to outlast your car plus 141 pins. Nater saw only 36 minutes of tucky this week, each finished wasn't around to see the more than 40 years. Of a legislative committee to make a before the match. end of talented for the Chargers, SWINGERS LADIES . because they're SUPERIOR, LEAGUE action, scoring two concerning some reM, ta-wi9e, to the radq Induxtry to points and with 14 rebounds. Jones fin, it. He was ejected when he was who'll have a short highlight Borg overpo7mved Jai HreBorg, the young 19-Year-old The St. Johns River was devoid of fishermen F-riday "Queen of the Week" is Betsy Davis with plus morning 68. High average pulling down I I rebounds, In the ished with 18 points and five hit with two technical fouls with bec &I, 64, 64 In t!,* opening tennis wizard, won his* I I th con- as ICY winds bore doirn on the usuall.Y placid waters. Reports pre9mv the racing revew ability of We lndu&y." CUSTOM PIPE SENDING AVAILABLE ___ on the league is Millie Garner 162(Rich plan). High match of the best-of-five series secutive singles victory when from fish camps Indicated that most of the activity centered games of the three previous games as the blocked shots. Ron Boone 1:41 to go in the fourth peri , Dual Conversions - Headers ___ I morning: Carol Slaughter and Bar ba ra Tulk bo th rolled games of Nets' weary way took them scored 23 for U 19Th championship Fri. be outlasted the young Czech in around keeping stoves hOt and drinking coffee. points, Freddie Lewis SuperSonics 113, Jan 102 181, Mary Johnson, missed an All Spare game by Just one frame from the fnlendlj confines of the added 22 and day, but Kodes won the second 1:25. In ____ Ed"WoodY"WoodiatLeon ML. Carr con13 victories. Herm Gilliam, antirig Camp of many 6® . (* A had a 180 game. High series Tulk 489, Sharon Corsi 485, and Nassau Coliseum on Tuesday tributcd 20 In the lopsided nc- first game ca hes of e l perch landed e f pa of for Seattle, scored 12 C.B. MIAMI'3EACH (AP) — -ae Oe'r'.taklngoveras aughter 471. Converted splits: Jen Ervin 6-7, Wendy Boness nigh t to Denver on Wednesday toe', the largest margin in the of his game-hI schooling _______ gh 24 ts poin in th e ___ -10, Slaughter 6-7 aid 11ndy Will U. Automotive Speed Parts Is night and to Virginia on Spirits' brief history. • Most of the bass landed we taken "Y anglers shiz final quarter. 8y BOBURHEIL due to a thigh injury, led Ms team Into the ffirsiis of still in the lead with a nin e game spread 46-14, Loraines Ceramics Thursday nigh t, arriving only RADIOS shotcreline wisp ck th nice sized rt ones th p lased tic worms and some hitting live 37-23 the auum" Cup tennis townatt=L and Auto Train 36-24 are the top three teams a t the present. 1'i hours bef or e game time. shiners around the et EQUIPMENT SANFORD - 322-943Q Dec. 2 Cure lost the first set Friday to Spain's Roberto Viz. So Nater was well-rested A sportsmen's barbecue is planned for Lemon Bluff starting lB calm, 04, but came back for 74,74 vlctorle& when the club returned home at 1 p.m. Sunday Dec. 21. on the th Nor side 01 th a I Friday night. And the big cene Jetties at Ponce Inlet nd a six pound Limit strings of specks were teken by th CUSTOM ELECTRIC e regulars at Marina sheepshead was listed .nioflg the catches ten came through with season or at Inlet Harb Isle Fish Camp the early part of the week, most 01 them landed In Bluefish &e plentiful in the Inlet and many are being caught (run BYThEA&SOCMTEDPRFSS one second left in their Dayton theshaIltwwater,butbass "Queen of the Week" is Retha Griffis with plus 76 pins. Jack's highs of 27 points and 27 NOW OFFERS SALES ha ve no( been too coope tjve Th ree natlor.ally ranked Classic meeting. the dock at Inlet Mini Mkt, team had both th e or re bounds in 37 / high game and series for Inc m minutes as the Leroy Cody found bass schooling near the Osteen Bridge Southeute n Conference bas& INSTALLATION King Mackerel are scarce but _______ ning. Ann Smi th 505.186 and Ch eryl Lowle 188-191. Mary J()ijfl Nets defeated the San Antonio The opening round action set SF. LOUIS — Forward Gus Gf5td W*5 cold b7 ____ anoijier nn is expecteci Anothergood as the ocean calms enougl ketball powers moved into p these pairing5 for SEC catch for the Wallace AiltI) team was high with SPUN 113-fl. ___ for the a 488-178 set. 'lends mentioned by John Lankfor(i at the bridge fish camp was OF ALL C.B. EQUIP. trolling boats to venture o' sire Driver (Masters Cove team) rolled a 165-470 and Kitty Lawrence finals of Irivitatlumil Lour- Learns Saturday night in con- &L-ig of 29 speckled Perch c we Denver Nuggets for an undisclosed wnotszt of cash Colonels 131, Pacer, 116 3ught by Wes I ey Grem wbofished naments Saturday night, but solution and championship the old river channel near the I-F , Main Street Pier in Dayou had word of excelifflt WudM (Car-Ben) 16844. Bonnie Benton (Jack's Mird Mkt) had the high and future consider2tim. bridge, Bird Averitt and Artis Gil-, FREE INSTALLATION 17OHranked AubLTn has been battles: catches and whiting are biting for the bcom game of the morning with her 19l-46'2. Joy Walters (IXR) 184- more paced Kentucky on a run The best catch of bass reported ON ALL NAME BRANDS sidetracked in another meet. Alabama faced Florida State, East, manager of HI-Banks Marina.thL week Came wf. Howard told of a 0112 /7j/')J,4f1f Rider) 176 and Melanie Miller (B&W Market) 163 Spl: Susan period. With Averftt scoring Trout are hitting the red and "Mlrrohur'e" plug around on • C. B. RADIOS trimmed Pi ttsburpJ 62-53 In the da, for the Big Sun ti'l; Ten- the same area. another of seveli In the bridges In Da)jona, Wayne Brady Oa tes S-7, Cheryl 1.,)W.e 5-10 and 5-6, JoAnn Neubert, Patsy Kern long jump sihots and driving WETE DRMNG MIDAS C1AZY' a t the "Fishm'Hole" told Of Bi, Sun Tc4z ntuuer.t at SL Pe- nes.sm :angle' and Esther SzaboS-7, NEW YOiK - PIer Mickey IiC channel bas,s, mangre anapper and sb Vonda • ANTENNAS Driver 547. Retha GrillEs rolled four lay.u ps and Gilmore domlnattIY Specks have been good in the deep holes along the river bw*, catdm frmn the ahead m ter*r gFry night No. which pounded Middie Te I j In a row during the morning. acquired by the New York Mets in a trade that sent outand.aceordthgthflowardsomd ing both backboards, the ColoACCESSORIES AM chmael bm still 109 ; vebeen seen In II Tennessee crushed Army 99- ncssee 82-46, in the Vol * Schooling Races6:30p.m. in Tomoka Basin. The Port Orange SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS fielder Ruty Staub to the Detroit 71gers, sigrW a twoClassic rxr his place of business. neLs broke open a ti f ght game. or dge has bi g POWER MIKES 69 In the Voluaw CLusic. ibeepahead and s'mapp MIXLEAGUE year contract with the Mets. finals; Kentucky Gilmore Ken. No. 20 Kentncky blew most of tourney title agai ON- TUNE-UPS, BRAKE WORK, RADAR SNOOPERS ce M-M or the high game of the league; tucky attack with 24 points and Now thru the 23rd. nst Oregou the best season in years according to many of the old timers who Daytona tells a 21-pohg lead before holding on State, whi Gene .Jones also had a g of 0 an outstanding haul of bluefjsi POWER BOOSTERS fish this body of water. and the high series of just ch upset A11L FRONT END ALIGNMENTS, for Al N 64 vk,Wy over Georgia State 174; Permungton of Ckiando, , higher than Rich's 60 (609). Eddy Webb 189 and Mary * SCANNERS I 0. the large size blueback "ReIel" e Free Open To Public Thmnon Plug. Mark and a WendUsing Tech in the Kentucky met Long Beach State, an 80.74 Wrlght.s Sr., Talmadge 170. "Star of the Week" is Ray Lough wlth plus of pins. TIRES* GENERAL ? fUW their big and Jr., W.O. Holder and Miss Sears of Winter Park tcji Invita ti onal. Southern Method- winner cver off IliAveragc cooler with blu*flah ' I is llallllchll6aMpcglyprj with one weighi l67. ce Washington State, had 35 Tuesday, and Mr. Clark of Orlando took 90 iii two days -11 ng 14 pour1s and aiotb of almost 12 II_ MARINE RADIOS of pounds. ist upset Auburn 870, in over- for the Dayton crowii. FLAGSHIP BANK -_ Children Welcome coach at the Uni ty 01 Tennessee thughout ETC.. fiShing. tine In the Sun Bi ToiaMIXEDLEAGUE '•_-_._ -_died at the age oif 63. Jack Smith, Oviedo, 20, and on Thursday J.R. WrIght nd his while Thireday ment. the front in an Highs for the evening: Lindy Heuer 2X456, June Plant 2IS,509, In cOn3Olctl;;,-, action ed Call For Our Low Prices Wing buddy, JOtm Willianu, 1=9WOM, Wded 35. Two days d told of seeing With Parents In other activity, No. 1 In. Georgia took on Oreg An dy Patrick 21427, Frankle Kaiser 4, fLching Jesse Cook ' -J '_ 207427, on, which yielded 68 _ -_ -,---.cpeck.' totLee t'rosin and of monster aR1bffJ4cks. They had only light tackle and 0 ~ fit C. Blaylock and T. i'rhool 111 d' Lima crioslied Georgia 91% in W tG Virginia Ter 87a, at lAnyon, Winter Park, only succeedJ in getting brok en caught n. lines, The huge Jacks were he Indiana Classic and MIs- the Indiana event and Au's CUSTOM S(JNDAY NIGUTMJXED LEAGUE sha llow water e3finuW At 60 pounds and W. sissippi State upset Dayton W ll s and a 200 game for the high for the foe in the Su., Bowl viiii be around the lake shore but the trollers are getting tb!ir share in W For thoselatea1JI.stJnajam_fjaldflgtl,ckle[salwa,l 1Z;__ m- ,re pt, P1.20, awed a nose vlctou-y a 54 on Gary Hooker's Jump shot Tulsa, which lost to Texas-El deeper parts of the lake. women.Hersetgaveher"staroftheweek"with14ip 0112^40 ' Jvst off H* tl 5 92 nA Wkwa-t4d over over Noble Royalty in the hesdilner at Calder. 1rpofywi the house. Paso fl, her average. 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New York 112 1919S. tr.ncn 1976 PROBLEM Someone's nice pet. 332)959. XC. REALTORS 10 15 4 21 76 118 235 Park Drive IJOup ..?I 7311, 7$43ParkDr, Ica-Beilia; 3 DomIngoYza; 4. lections. ii any, to It. Ott HARVEY DEU 99 377 1496.372 19$4 Buffalo 104, Washington N ____ Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous ,. Mlrvt 10 19 1 71 72114 Echeno Perez; 5. Negui•Okoki; 6. COULTER, Esquire, Attorney -...--371 1y,, 3774i for Chicago 104, Los Anglee 91 Cm Help Uric Aiberdi; 7. Eddy Anna; I. the Petitioner,whoseaddress A small Classfied Ad bringS big 2 jedroom apartment, partly fur ___________________________ LAKE MARY - WATERFRONT..... Wiles Conference is P.O. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Pitiladeipt-la 11$, DetroIt Ill. CaIll73 4517 Larri Javi. returns Try one and see Call 377 377 3162 days. 3 Bedroom home with den, nished; couple only. 4OW SHOWING- New 3 bedroom Heeds Division Box 32 Fcrest City. FlorIda, 37731, OT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Write P.O Box 1213 7611 or ii EIGHTH - 1. Sata Ally; 2. Alava. and file the original with the Clerk of fireplace, formal dining, roomy Montreal no,i evenings home wIth central heat. Only 23 3 S 51 I4.3 73 Houston 113, Atlanta 107 _____________________________ _____________________________ Cii. No. S•230-CA-09.G Sanlord. Florida 37171 country kitchen, situated on over Ramon; 3. Ceiaya.Juan; 4. Martolo. the 121,000 with $430 down. See today, 1712 2 38 97 101 above-styled Court on or before THE FIRST STATE DANK OF Cleveland 12$, PhoenIx 174. 2 t..Aneeles LO$T-BlackLabradorpelreivef,3 Nice 1 bedroom apt., lights, witef 1½ acres. Large patio for volley Pltts. 1, 14 4 21 127 121 Mugueria; 3. Maruni AguIrne; 6. the 16th day of January, 1975, MIAMI. a Florida banking OTI year old mate, name "Moosc" Say furnished Carpeted, adults. 7. larrea: TA FF ER REALTY ball, basketball, entertaining. Chucho AIpi. 8 Detroit 10 19 4 21 36 130 otherwise a Judgment may be en 5.eatiI, 113, New Ortean 102 ascociat, vicinity of Lake Mary, Mafalr rmn 593 5Q 7722796 after 5 4. Wk fldl Lnkefrcn! 1deøI for Sv"sming, Washn 326 1 10 99 164 lered be' the relief demanded in the Saturday's Games Real Ettatr Broker _-__ Country cl'Jb. NIcO reward. Call Plaintiff, fishintj . . NINTH Merry Christmas 3. S.3ti; 2. Erdoza. ). Petition. Adams Division .,, Houston at Atlanta liCt) E 25th St. 377663' Dr. Johnson, 3224423 or 3224420. SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom vs. Aguirre; 4. Altu; 3. Bllbao; 6. CALL TO SEE Buffalo 19 I 4 42 129 WITNESS my hand and seal of A.D.F. Chicago at New York BUILDERS, INC., a Florida ToAliYour trailer apis Adult I. family park SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath Boston 16 7 S 10 106 91 CeIaa; 7. A.zpi; I Zarre. said Court on the 11th day of Lost-Ladysgoldsolltair.dlamond Boston at Philadelphia corporation, et at. Friends and Neighbors home, air conditioner, oil heat, Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17 92. Sanford TENTH - I. Muguerga; 2. December, 1973. Toronto 11 32 $ 30 rIng, lost Dec. 13 In Sanford. Detroit at Washington Defendant. Allinedhristmas Greeting _________________________ 3. Chucho; 1. shady yard, $19,500. Make an Sa41ti 3. (Seal) Calif. 12 11 3 71 $9 1(4 Mencha; Buffalo at Kansas City Reward. 3231773 after 6. AMENDED PtereonWednesday,Dec.24 otter. Ramon; 6. Larrea; 7. Fermin; I. Friday's Games Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Milwaukee at Goldn State ______________________ Water front cottage on th. scenic NOTICE OF SALE BUY NOW AND SAVE Atlanta I, New York Rangers ?Aaruni. Clerk of the Circuit Court New Orleans at Portland Weklva River. Furnlihed 7 Notice is hereby given that the LAKE MARY - 3 Bedroom, 1½ ELEVENTH only $2 I. Erdoza. 6-Chik Care 3 By: Elaine RiCharde T.davsO.ates bedroom, utilities Includid, 1110 real and personal properly ocatd bath home nestled under shady B.no; 2. Cacho Juan; 3. Alava. ' \/11ae [J Ptiitadelptia 7, washington Deputy Clerk Chicago at Atlanta per month Adults only. 322.4170 in Seminole County, Florida, Call Betty or Marie trees. Country style kitchen, Miguel; 1. Domingo Zarre; 3. Borne. Publislr Dec. Vancouver 5, PIttsburgh 1 A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants 11, 21, 21, 1975, Jan. 1, Los Angeles at Cleveland described as follows: 3277611 131.9993 Attu; 4. Arecha-Pecez; 7. Manolo. 1976 central heat & air, VA terms Kansas City 4, Detroit 2 toage 7 only. Next to new Drivers' EfficIency ap.rtmei.t, utllltln In. ieans at Pbonix Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Lot 10. Block B. LoIs 9, 17, 18. 21, available. $21,000. Azpi; I. Oguiza Echave. California 5. Chicago 2 License Bureau 3226443 clu. $175 month. Call 372.7774 DEU-57 !CC a! rt'.' WIU. KIT- 1ncttes 6fpage 3? DiOckC,LOtIIandZ,BICPCkJ,LOI1O, TWELFTH 1. SaflhiJUl1; 2. Saturday's Games be,een 10a.m. 12p.m. i UIIw*ukee torney's booklet, "What Everyone Forrest Greene, Inc. Block K, of SKY LARK Subdivijion, BiibaoMuguerza; 3. SalaMench& APARTMENTS New government p.'ogram, child New York Islanders at St. Should Know About Wilts" and I according to the Plat thereof, as 1. Fermln.Agulrre; 5. Chucho care pr week, if for as low as $2 ABA Louis FICTITIOUS NAME REALTORS 3734351 CLEAN APARTMENT $3O33 Will Forms, only 13.00. (Free: recorc,eci in Plat Book 17, Page II. of FURNISHED Ramon; 6. CelayaAzpi: 7. Erdozayou qualify. 373 1124. W I. PcI. 08 Notice is hereby given that I am the Montreal at Vancouver FOR RENT Personal Assets Record" and . Public Records of Seminole Larrea; 1. Marurl Altu. Denver 19 S .792 OR UNFURNISHED engaged in business at Rt. . Box Pittsbigh at Los ,ngeIes PHONE 322.130l "Executor's Duties") RIR ______________________________ County, Florida. New York 16 $ .667 3 Detroit at Minnesota 9'-Good Things to Eat Specialty Merchandise Cor. Longwood, SemInole County, will be sold for cash in hand to the NO SECURITI I Rooms, very neat; utllltln paid; Indiana 16 10 .615 1 Florida under the fictitious name of Kansas City at Toronto ____________ - __________ portaton, P.O. Box 2573. Sanfcd, 'SERViCE BlTh'OtW highest and best bidder at the West child and pet o.k. $130 per month, San Anton 15 tO .600 4t, LAMP-LIGHTER REALTY, and Buffalo at ton Florida 32771 THE CONTRACT" Legal front door NAVEL ORANGES of the Seminole County, _____________________________ DEPOSIT. $35 deposit. IC) MagnolI Ave. 332. Kentucky _________ U 2 .534 6 that I Intend to register said name Florida Courthouse at 11 A M. T.dav's Games BAGGED the CUSTOM BEAUTY- is built Into on 0211. S. LouIs 13 17 .633 9 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, Minnesota at New ___________________________ York __________________________ 29th day of December, 1973 by Ar. 3 Mo. -6 Mo. & thIs lovely and spacious Loch 2102 French Ave. 3223822 Virginia $ 7.3 .179 16 IN YOUR FAMILY? in Rangers ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Seminole County, Florida th- H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Arbor home. All modern con. MONTHLY RENTALS 1 Year Leases Friday's Games COUNTY. cordance with the provisions of AL-ANON New York Islanders at Chi. FOR SEMINOLE Navel Oranges. frtsh frOm grove the Circuit Court for Seminole County, For venlences In this 5 bedroom, 2½ AVAILABLE New York 113, San Antonio 97 FIctItIous Name Statutes. To Wit: families or friends C30 of problem FLORIDA -. Hwy. 17.92 Across washed, 1.1.95 bushel. New crop Florida. pursuant to a final bath executive home. 155,900. TV $13.3 $Io Color St. Louis 132, VfrglnL 107 drinkers Section$63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. ludoment 5). Louis at Philadelphia PROBATE DIVISION Pecans. 10 bbs. $9.50. Biggs From Ranch Ho in foreclosure entered by FonfurlherinbormationcalIlfl45V QUALITY INN NORTH Kentucky 131. Indiana 116 Barbara B. Miller Atlanta at Boston ML: I? In re: Estate of Mark.4,75thandSanfordAve " the Circuit C.ur? for Semnoe Ii&SR131.Lorigw'od Saturdays Games PublIsh: Nov. 30, Dec. 7. 11, Montreal at Califrcna ) JOHN T. SWENSON. 3661 ___________________________ 321.0041 21, 1973 County, Florida, in the case of THE Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Kentucky •t Indiana ______ Washington at Buffalo Deceased. DET.169 FIRST STATE MNKOFMJAMI.a ----$ Box Dnt at San Antonio 5.33, Sanford, Fla, 37171 PdavelOrangn,$2.$Operbu ... -------------NOTICE TOCOFOITOOS -ioruaa aning association, Today's Games WHA JuiceOranges,$1.S0perbu. __________________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Plaintiff. vS. A.D.F. BUILDERS, SWAP- 16 ft. Cobia VBottom Boat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VirgInia lit New York W L T PIs OF GA Your Container. 3fl-S1$ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST INC., a Florida corporation, et al Sanford-Off LakeMary Blvd. for gooSpinet Piano cwsetl $375 San Antonio at St. Louis EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. East DivIsion SAID ESTATE: Defendants, Case No. 1S-2)OCA-09. Taregelos and Tangerines 2-Bedroom. 1130plusdslt 3276620 Indiana at Dtnver N. Eng. 16 IS 3 29 9) 94 You and each of you are hereby CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE G. 12.25 Bushel 131.9051 COUNTY, FLORIDA. lndapolis 13 IS 2 21 N 97 notified and rqulred to file any Dated thIs 11th day of December, PIANO STUDIES- Teacher of. Phone323-1471 Cinci 13 16 I 77 114 110 ctalrns and demands which you, or NO. 7S.1S14.CA.*9.EE ijice 1 Bedroom apt., kitchen ferinq lessons in your tome after 10 II 2 72 97111 eitherofyou, mayhaveagairist said FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. 1973. Prep Basketball Ctevelarid Ocange's,Gnapefruit, Tang.rin.s equipped, air, carpeted Large (SEAL) school. General studies and cho.d TOAGE ASSOCIATION, West Division estateintheofllceoflpteClerkof the Tangeiosand Lemons privateyard.$10S. Adults.. 33322$ Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. instuction, popular, classIc or Piamt, Houston 1$ 11 0 36 116 104 CIrcuit Court Seminole County. R.U.Hutchison.322-105i et-nds I. eves. Clerk of the Circuit Court religious. 131-5131. Apcpka 60, Lake Brantley 10 Ml,vi. 13 11 2 21 $6 90 Florida, Probate Division, in the ___________ ______________ ___________________________ By: Elaine RiCharde Eustis 61. like Howell 41 S.Diego 12 13 1 21 11) 100 Ducks, Getse, Chickens 1. Goats. 'two bedroom, turn, or unf%$fl. Ccurth,ise at Sanford, FlorIda, LINDA J. KENT. et al Deputy Clerk MARIAGES K$s.slmmee 78, St. Cloud 3$ Defendant. Phoenix 12 13 3 77 92 101 wIthin four calendar months from LIve or dressed. 323-7041. adutte preferred, s*curtty deposit. Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Jerry Pierce _____________________________ Lyman 70, Q'ripde 3I TO: LINDA .1. KENT Denver 12 16 1 24 91 117 'ne time of the first publication SuIte 416, 801 P4. Magnolia Ocala 9017373661 or 732 lye $771 NAVELS. GRAPEFRUITS. CO Ridge 54. Bishop Moore 4 I Residence Unknown Canadian DivIsion this nothe. Each claim or demand anr$o, Fl 131 ----------_. ..'-... Ct?ral Carnoflc 77. • w;eii;pvg £j w U 10 lee k must e In wrIting and filed In Publish: Dec. 21. 1975 ______________________ 32-Ho'.sses Unfurnkhed Trinity Prep 14 $2SOBUSHEL 157.13th Averue North Quebec 22 11 1 45115 119 cspI4cate and state the place of DEU93 )fl-6133or3fl0361 Longwood, Florida 37750 Calgary IS 11 2 32 111 105 resIdence and post office address. of ' AtOchue Santa F.W1ITT$T7r30 'Edmonton NOTICE TODEFEND - 'IS 1,' 7 32 )74 ' CITY OF ______________________ me c'aIment'onø rnt For Sale pr Rent - AJn'Ios new 3 - Cocoa Beach $6, TltusvflIe 50 : ------ yvlNTeRspRl$oJ, SUJTTO Toronto 9 i 3 23 133 UQ oy me claimant, his agent or at. 10 -liGip Wanlid bedrfl *ge,alr, -IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GaInesville 73, Winter Haven 6.1 FORECLOSEMORTOAOE Friday's Games FLORIDA torney, or the same shall be vod. shagcarpet throughout, self clean Gainesville P.K. Yong. 14. In. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. You, LINDA J. KENT, and all Indianapolis 5.. Cleveland 1. NotIceofReschadulin Dated at Sanford, Florida, this oven.lnSanora,Occupy.ftr'Jan, PHYSICAL teeiactwn SI CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1 REGISTERED those claiming any rignt, title or CT Of Public Hearts,, 10th day of December, 1973. 1st. Call 62$ 2091 after 7 p.m THERAPIST to provide home Lakeland Si, Tampa Jewit 72 COUNTY, FLORIDA. interest by. through or under you. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: New England 1, Edmonton 7 5: Adele Wesley Swe.tson care to Medicare recipients Laketand Santa Fe 61, Grove(and are hereby notltled that a complaint Calgary 5, Toronto 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CIvil Action PIe. 75-2S73.CA49.D RENT PURCHASE PLAN As Executrix DettonaDeBary area. One year 39 to foreclose a certain mortgage on theCityCouncliofthecityofwin$cr FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS Modern-Clean 3 bedroom homes, Denver 6, San Diego 3 of said Estate experience, own car, Excellent Lake PlacId 61, Avon Park 5$ thefollowingdescnibedproperty,to- SpringS, Florida, that said City AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Satvrday'e Games lamilyroom.gar.ge,carp,ts. Sninpiolser and Logan - wage. An Equal Opportunity Mount Da'aIO, Mcuid Dora Bible merly known wit; as FIRST FEDERAL Winnipeg at Minnesota Council has rescheduled the Public $314232 First Federal Building Employer. Call 131.2707 between Mulberry 10, Names City 39 6) AND Lot 10, and the West 20 feet of Lot Hearirtgset for December29, 1973 t SAVINGS LOAN Houston at Phoenix CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Sanford, FlorIda 37771 and 5pm. ________________________ 5 Newberry 69, Hawthorne 54 11, Block 9. ENTZMINGERS AD. 1:30P.M andhasresetthesamelor ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Indianapolis at Cleveland Attorneys for Executrix New Smyrna Beach 7$. Lake DITIOPI, NO. I, as recorded in Plat January 12, 1978 at 7:30P.M.. or Plaintiff, New) bedroom, 2 bath,all electric, New England at Cincinnati Publish: Dcc. 11, 21, 1973 REGISTERED NURSE, ix. Butler Union Cairlty 53 Book 3, Pages 26 and 27, of the soon thereafter •5 possible, to VS. central host and air. Phone 332. Calgry at Quebec DEU perienced, todo b.altn care In the Pierson Tylor 64, Tavares 5 Public Records of Seminole County, consider the adoption of an Or. WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS and Today's Games home for Medicare provider in Titus.vllle Astronaut $3. Daytona Florida, a.k.a 157.13th RUTH E. CHRISTMAS, his wife, Avenue dlnance M!nneso$a at Winnipeg the City by of Winter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DettoneDeBary area. Excellent 717 Baywood CIrcle-. 3 bedroom,? Father Lopez 4$ STATES OF Houston at San Diego EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. North, Longwood Florid., together SprIngn, Florida,tltleofwl'tichlsas THE UNITED Need part time. Muit have wage. bath, Crank Realty, $304061 or Wikneood $9, South Sumter 59 AMERICA, and (ES4A), Colony DAN F. SMITH, with Orbon Ptveenix at Indanapolls Range follows: CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Call own car. @4-2707 between evenings. 141.3.430. Piouse Hood SInger (31000), Defendants, API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Quebec at Cincinnati SEMINOLE COUNTY . 8:20 and 5 p.m. Crystal Rver Invttationsi AmerIcan Furnace (BCE2200$). OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, NOTICE OF ACTION Toronto at Edmonton PROBATE DIVISION Bedroom, kitctwn squip $120 DvnnellonlS, Inverness CItrus 52 Wall to Wall Carpet in Living Room, PROVIDING FOR API AMEND. TO: WILLIAM BERT CHRISTMAS PROBATE NO. 75366.Cp It's like pennies from It eaven when mo. 323-.aN. Crystal River 59, Brooksville Hall 1. Master located and Bedroom RUTH E. CHRISTMAS and all _______________ MEPIT TO ORDINANCE P40. 125: let re: Estate of you sell "Don't Needs" WilPi a Hernindo $5 therein and thereon; parties having or claIming to have "FAMILY SWiMMING POOL LEWIS CHOiNS want ad OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom. $140 per Prep Football kathmelStarinvltaltwaab has fIled against you. arid any right. titla been you or Interest in the _________________________ ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF decas.d. month. SCHUREN REALTY, ChamplensMp ire required to serve a copy of yo'r WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA." property herein 'bd' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wanted for imr'tediate employment Reattorm. 327 1)07 -. Edge'*ater 37, Fvan 4 answer or pleading to the Complaint LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: A copy of said Ordinance shall be All creditors of ttie estate of by established local firm. Office CLASS A Thud PAT on the Plaintiff's aflorney, Co Robert C Jones available at the office Of the City LEWIS CHOINS, deceue are secretary to meet pIIc, type, Greensboro St. Peters. 2$. Uit MartIn County . Wintf Route 1, Box 33 hereby notified arid required to file RICK McGROTTY, 1201 Brlckwell Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, tIle, etc. Must be pleasant, neat HousIS burg.Sho.ecresl Kity. Texas 7743,0 ...... .i.t,.. ._,.i... flf Avenue. Plo. 301. MIami,- Florida, FInri. all _.,*,v',. .ia4l,L. t,, ... bfl . fSUJW .. .,,In.' ,, -.. __, ...W -u,.,. w.,v, .yvu..o, v.ur -___________________ aass Fill, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED may have against said estate in the and file the original answer or examine same. and typing 40 hour week. Send Palmetto 13, Jasper HamIlton B'edrocrr, carport, fenced yard. Deland 73, ColonIal ALL PARTIES INTERESTED that the above-named Plaintiff tel offIce of Clerk of CircuIt Court of pleadingntheofflceoftheClerkof resume to Box 04. CO The 11 Adults preferred. $130 mo. Santhv,i. fr...r,,i, Cl,wl,4a ,,, the Circuit Court on or before the ARE INViTED to atu.I flledaComplaintlnttteabove.styled ..i,e ... ii,'. . . .-...'..-.-. n ILA AA* '', security deposit 32331.54 or Lake Welr&3 Cardinal GIbbons January 1976 If you Court 16th day of for the foreclosu S Of fail heard a courthouse at 'Sanford Florida , ()c Del 6430 THISNOTlCCIstobepulisIsedin mortgage encumbering the _____________________ ray within four calendar months from todoso udgmentbydefault will be Beach AtlantIc .. of taken against the relief Pie you for foliowing.descnibed real property: Evening Herald, a newspaper Full time operator, accounting the date of the first publicatIon CLASS AA*.A Realty. Sten - strom Noon Kish Real Estate Notice - -- " _______ ___________________ Legal Notice -___________ - .----_ --. -- H -- 41Houses WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 7 baths, dovblt garage, 7 porches, pôtin. sttting, ,r. .e sw$ igi 131.300. Directions; West on SR U to Wekiva Rd.. Call collect, eves Ow,,er Broker, Herbert Bronson, 3052810201. -- 41-Houses - -- ________ ' - - - x.StL With NY Grits PhlIa 3 100 fl1 119 343 SFr - , -------- - - -- -- - ------ - ' - ______________ ______ _____ - X.City $ a 0 .34.3 363 5. DIego 7)1 o .33i4 171 29$ xclinched division title W (lfi"i *d C?i'd Saturdis Games Misvseso$a it Buffalo Denver at MIami Pittsburgh if LOS Ang'le$. - Safaty is a - L Q (2 5 all 3) 517$ 10 Jr., James waiter As Exe,,tor Kenneth W Mcintosh Stanstrom DavIs & (23 All 1) Publisn Dec 14 2I 1925 INTHECIRCUr COURTOF THE 340; Q ().3) 4340 P (1 3)147.00. CiftWYil - I. U let..AntL t, i 3 t3 3 (hjp, , 420. 0 (3-4) 70.20; P (1.61 167.70. NINTH - 1. AmpI (7) 1760, 1 13 7 B'loe' ($1 5 00 440; 3. Aguirrv(v,a, Q (1.4) 71.60; P17. 34) Q TENTH - I. Mae'unl (6) 3940 7.00.420; 2. Ma'Stha '1), 1.70,3.10:3. - 343,50; DO (74) 104)0 ELEVENTH -). AlavaAzpi (81. 17 . ti( . Manololarre IS), S 10 26.1; 3. ErUoza Alt,, (3), 3.10; 0(56)41.10; P (4.3)17730. TWELFTH-I. Ctwth.*Ity 141-. 77.IC.15.Q0,$.I0;Z.SalkMeescha(7), 13 00, *10: 3. Erdo.z.e Arpi (4). 4 0(1!) 2 20. P (P21 26.190; BugO family aff3i4. s HJGHyvAi Handle - 15437; A - 7111 • If'tt&&jIL'1lkt5 _________ MONDAY MATINEE - 1 EChkflCiBaifla ________ - 7 are required to wve a copy Of OVt written defenses to IPil Petition, If any you have, on Petitioner's At tn'y 'ilhIIm H Wad, Offices of AIper4 and W1Ck, whose address ii 816 East Semoran B.cul,vard, Suite 704. Altamonte Springs, Florida, on or before ,Mnuaty lttt, 1974. aid file the original thereof with the Clerk of thiS ?'. eltf'ut' tIOre Servic, on 'edately thereesiter; otherwiia a default will be etstered a'galnsl you so.' he re.ef th Petition WlTNFSSmyharadandthese.Iof t tffh1ttt day 08 Ct', ,tr.. 4 aged in business at Magnolia 79 (Sl) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. By. Lillian T. Jenkins DtPVIy C?V1( Publish: Dec. 14.71.29 1975. Jie'i. 4. 1976 DEU9 ' City Clerk GARY C. MASSEY. ESQUIRE 616 E Semoran Blvd Altamonte Springs Florida regularly scheduled meeting to begin at 7:20 P.M. on Monday, January 17, 1976 The City reserves the light, at itt. discretion,torejedanya.sdalitkts, . or to acceøl that or000s.eI . -... which. - . Inits judgment, will, tgt4er aN cit. cumstancc-s. best serve th, public :n?erest CIt'/ Cleet City of Winter Springs. Ft.. Put?ith; Dcc. 21. 1975 rcu . with the Clerk of the above named Court tn4 to serve a copy theretf UPOfl the attorneys hereinbelow not later than January 26th, 1976 Arthur H Be-ckwith Jr Deputy Clerk LOWNOES PEIRSO week. Call Debbie Knight, Codisco, Inc.. 3735300, Sanford. .. ,, 7 Bedroom mobIlehome, .1, _ JIM REALTY INC - :f' "" oneca II cou start y'i0n4 new ,_ Vehicle your Christmas merchandise. for the Winter Springi Fire Department, eçpllanctts, eft. 3222160. Additional informton i avaiiabe at the office of the Fire Rentals Chief, 102 North Moss Road, Winter Springs, Florida 32707. All bidders, their agents cr 24-B4inessportunit representatives are InvIted to be -._-.-._. present at th. bid OpenIng which shall ti's held In the Council Cham- Local Dealer DiStributor wants exclusive Sanford ,.,.. •, ,,,,,,,, ar.. fa., .n, ri•. 'VI lWlfl1VlO55 - - -. - ___ *910 aspires to make *7(000 or regularly Sc1.eduled metiflg to more per yr. $1,930 iflve,tment bg;., af ':30 P Pt. on Monday, required .o.ioa. Abtamocte January It, 1976, The City reserves thi right, at its ----------------------------- ----))-Apartn'nts Unfurnlshed - x... l U lJ.Sj 1fl1PTUCI wnicvt, Iet -___ -_-': its judgment, will, under all dr. -________ cumitenes, best serve tn.e x.,blic F TU Oviedo-Ds.jpl,a, turn. Or unfurn. deal location. Reasonable interest Attorniys for the PlaintIff Post Office box 79) Orisodo Florida 37102 PublIsh' Dec.31 1915 DEl' 7? City Clerk City of Winter tMi Ft Publish' Dec "1 1975 - ____ . arge enced outs de storage. Central location. arriage Cove Mobile Home Park, W. Garnett Wnite R?. RC:i Etata Itrc2er JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 707W, Comm.ccI.t Phone 3727361 Sanford 3222331. RealEstate -- -_ --_ ________ ' 41-4'uses '"_ Polaroid Square Shooter 2, 3 flash cubes and S exp color film Save _ I --_-_. ______________________________ ________________________ Buy ___________________ PLAPffjF V PIURSERY" Rusiic 3 t-Mo06rge Shady lot, quiet area.,y4 toe nursery or day School.ake excellent private Great poten flat, $25,900. ,, 4 FLO5 IDA DREAM HOME- Lovely C bedroom, 2 t.ath, wltti real VWV, Central utir, c'xlce area. 13.3,300. '' Out of Ideas? Visit if Ihell's An tiqves, I mite we'5t of I Ion lo st Rc. 14 at "78" Station, Peola, 377. ' HOME 1. BUSINESS PROPERTYOn busy, busy thoroughfare. $11,000. Good terms. FURNISHED_..gn ,rooms, c,,ira air $76 ' - () Morn would love a new watch. Ii jewels start at 129.95 GWALTHEY JEWELERS. 204 S Park. ' - RI' AL TOR 371 5774 ------ 7 bath, Central heat 1. air. tee-piled, t.'Lod 17C.C'Z UXI Mary 32707)0. - ' F , 1 [ - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small- Delight the Liii In your home ( 17 --. -_-_-_-_--- _______________________________ - -_ GOII'dn ApIs., 1 $ 2 BR, air, carpet, drapet, 9E appliance, . Franklin Aims Apt's,, 3734450 Kathy's Unique, 2640 Hiawatha Ave., across from Chrysler Dealer. 323-7851. C.B. RadIOOI Acctis0ri Na,llebrjndt. Free Installation Man,'Avaie',leForChrlstmas CaiiFurLowPrkr, CUSTOM ELECTRIC,373-2610 .. ."-" _- with Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 4th 1 Maple. 372 0300. 1 Mahe 'Aomr' life .asltv' v'i'h centra l'ieatandaIrtr0nSantorP1eating LAir ConditiOning, 3274390 ______________ _________ ________ ___________________ _______ ___________________ 322.6457 __________________________ 70-Swap _____________________ air _________________ flu _____________________________ '_ _ .. --________________________ headboard; baby bed with canopy, excellent condItion, 133; cream shag carpet, 12' x 20', excellent f bedroom, $10. Call anytime, 471. 4241. ----- r n DAflIA AI ?2-'jon Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & Chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash Crol far.', NOLL'S Casselberry, 11 92,1304206 - CONSUMER ELECTRONICS Sanford Airport 332.0200 Oxygen Users - E tank. ik ñiv base, gauges, tubing and face mask. Ready for ImmedIate use. $40. Phone 322-4806. Moving- Everything must go. Boat, rnwur, iraicur, aisetwuner, an. C a 1973 Grand Tork'*, 9 pass. (3 seat) nsgofl, V-I. automatic. power $SHring & brakes. 41,IN ml. $2100. See alt Sat. at M.dco Pharmacy, 122.3060 or cell $43. 6733 after I p.m. - Used office furniturp Cr - -_ - Antique Auction --- -SATURDAY, DEC. 20,7 P.M LarpeuIeclionofant'un - " -- - . Special shrub and garden sprayers. 95 cents se. GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st st., m-aa,o. Auction Galleries Pr., lie...,.. isers l.iei Tm... AveMesie $$.*l$I. COUMIUCIAL. $06611 Pb. 3326373 1½ mIle, east of .1 Phone 3.329719 __________________________________ ________-- I kxd.y GE1S'RefrlgtratorgoodcJ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Kihefl8:th:rnC,s. Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3221057 anytime _____________________ Canadian Cfwistmas trees direct . - ,, H eater Cleaning Land Clearing ____ - Ph 322 130) __________________ __________ - The kids will love Cowboy Boots anc Dingo Boots from Knight's Shon, 704 E. Firs, St. - " out Motocross Bicycles and Ac. ceSSories. Free Racing .'rith purchase, Bicycle City. 1491W. 131. Lg-, 530 1161 ICS li Mitlaj, P,t!ifij 647 C.535 well 130 g chaIr, $33. 323' ma for 000dSoine$ Piano or maIl. sits 322-6620. Flea Market Open SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY 9105 HIGHWAY 44 FLEAMARKET its mIles Eastof l-lonHw'y -44 (behind Hwy46AuctionGalieryl .. ,.. AltP( VMNlItJNC Th*f'.tl.IH.4A.4. WJL.wrI "' "' nirco DAiI,T,u, , .' . ' -:"' I?'.' '-.'$," 1 -. Roof hog "-"-' ''-bo '_; . leg IS. All work guaranteed. .- . ' 'F',; "f .l.#..t.. .' ., .,.- . ,. ,........ .r-J' , ,..' G.9E! . ROOFING. 3236700. A ienerjoti, for -ener prIce. Interiorl[xterIor- 33pct- dii for senior citizens Sewing WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' WORK' Place a Classified Ad In theEveningHerald today. Alterationi,. Dmsmakln, Ia4i,', men's, d'illdren's. Drapes, Quilti, Upholstering. Donna Canada, Pest Control - -- ., ...; =Y4 i,,, -~ .- """ ..v .:'i' a, RoofintgAnddarpen?ryR,pelr F,e,estimate,. UAi. 3"'-.. - . DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast ServIce 302 Live Oak BIrd, CPiICk the Evening Herald Christ mat Gitt Guid d BARGAIN IUP4TERS PARaDISE .'. ._ We serv(e all make"s and models Painti , Carpentry Work all ty roof repair 30 years ex perlence Fast service - Free estimates. Phone $315094 ae'iytlme. "s-L , ' Exteriorpressureciemning stored & moved 327 9142 or 'ee 119$. NaulIng 1...,,a. ""u hhh1r1w5vhh1h1. r Pressure CleanI" - 15 Ladder, Carpet padding; Many STORING IT MAKES WASTEuseful houSehold items 106 w SELLING IT MAKES CASH Coleman Circle 3325043 PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW _________________________ Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or .a Trash Compactor,,, and an Electric Sarbecue Grill wIll make Dad a Top Chef." Dick'i Appliances, 2617 S. French, 327-7o54 - - 0 '"'_. _____________________ Beauty Care Products for Mom Towers Beauty Salon 319 E. FIrst. 372-5742 - -- _______________________________ yeurs experience, Paul Miller, 332. Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch Two horse trailer, tandem whisis, WorkFill dirt, too SOil.3715943. $790. $475 ReSlstorad Quarter Hor*e In , .. oaCi oe ervice foal, $100. Thomas Organ, Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 21 L&F Hour Service. Dykes Heating & King Trumpet, practically new, Lend Clearing, Ill dirt, clay, 1' - __________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ____________ p I WALKERS Presee.re Cl.anln & Palntlag Sp.cla$ist Reats.Exterter Highway 46 62-i-Garden 1 BUSINESS DIRECTOR ' "" p'."-':'-C. .' I-.j,. '. :'i.', Gift for the • Dad Handsome selection of cardigan Se led your new furniture from RIILSON-MAIEP for the best Christmas ever Save on national iartd% Liberal trade ins Free telivery. Convenient terms. We ive TV Stamps 3)1 if. First St. Phon 3725432. GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & Used Mart, 713 5 Sanford Aye- 3224)32. _____________________ j ___________ CarDot*,n ian Bag Chairs. limps, bar stools. :ettral Furniture & Bedding, 2304 . Frercf, 323-140. -. ________ ________ ________________________ w Home !r' List your Christmas specials her, etltr'ethf sltop,3ers will see them _____ _____ ________ _______ ___________________________ for Fto.veri and Gifts for all occaSoni, tropical and exotic plants. Carnations, IS dot CAREFREE FLORIST. 7397 French Ave. 373ilsO. -______________ ___ ___________________ ___________ ' " - -_ __________________________ tam... th. 210 S. Park. . ___________________________ _...._r Spruceuptheoid 14cc VeewilPine's, accnsones from Sanford Rec Vee, Highway 17 92 & Lake Mary Blvd. 3731711. ________________________ ______________________ _______ 1he fight against inflation begins at GWALTNEY JWELERS- Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging Quality gIfts for less 201 S Park. baskets Ann's Flower 1 Gift Shop, 373 2660. We've Got Everything For The Golfer- Clubs. Balls. Golf Begs, A gift fo last all year . . - .A family Duckiter Jackets, Ladies mernb.rshipto Family World I.'olf mens golf apparel and shoes & country Club. 322 31.11. Mayfair Couniry Club Pro Shop. ___________________________ Call ______ ______________ ________________________ :'.t CI.I.,. 1iii I _______________ _______________ __________________________ _____ VVI'W •••••••••d4''UUSS. _____________ _______________________ , _______________________ Auction Sale _______________________ _____________________ _______________________ Ft 371*3776430 • ________ - 7410l'liawath.i 5 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5iampooerforonIyStS0perday. CARROLL FURNITURE _________ ____________________- -- '_, 72-Auction _________________ ___ - I for Rent ________ ______ $ • WE;: I 64Eqiaipment - __________________________ . , " perierice complete grammar uirS sea. m --_ ----_-_-_-_-_ • f Deb.ary area MuSt have one year expenlenceand On car. Fxcmu;i',t 3-Bed room Urn She... ,flobll, home, wage Nerd full aid part time Call $347707 btw.en • far SemInole County, Florida. DATEDthIsI5t'1dayo4Dec.m.' 1923 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CIa.k fh. fIr.'i,1f --,- 04 ...-..--... l"..,rI -V.. By: Elaine Rldharde Deputy Clerk VAN DEN i'ERG. GA'v -' Jrnished, $133 month. Pd hone 322 4170 I _________________ hone3fl 59) ._____________________ dltta ill the Circuit Cejrt 04 ii'. 2 $uiay,Dsc.2',111'-4$ 5-W.Pdi().Stef- '' $ =-!t - _______________________________ - NURSiNG ASSISTANT 10 do home health care In the home for ,. , .. -. RELIABLE elderly woman on iri i'uverau uuesong lImited incorneto Rye rend free in Post Office Box 750$ exchange far careof my 1 yr. son, Defendant*. Orlando, Florida 33107 1 lIght housekeeping. Reference3 Attorneys. for Plaintiff NOTICE OF SALE 373-w3 Mon-Fri. bWore 230. Sat. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Publish: Dec. 71.31, 1973. Jan. 4.11, 1 Sun after 7 pm. that on ttie8th day of January. 1976. 1976 at 11 am. at the west front door ot DEU.1I Nurse's; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aidethe Courthouse at SemInole County, .Campanion; Needed ImmedIately at Sanford, Florida the underligneci 678 0638 INVITATION TO BID Clerkwillofferforsaiethefoliowing To: All interested Business Firms, --- -. -described real property: Corporations, or PartnershIps.' 21-Situatia Lot $ BlOck "A", STERLING Wanted The City of Wintor Spring;, -PARK, UNIT THREE, acco.'ing to Florida, invites your bid Ia' ._ Tx. RODNEY L KAY, et al CIty of Winter Springs Public Works Book 11, page, 57, 53 and SI, Public ..--------' ----•--- -- 'x.aras or ieminoie county. AdditIonal information is rioriia, aaiabIe at 'he otIie of the City tocetrier with all structures, imClerk, 1*12 North Moss Road, Winter provements, fixtures, appliances, 37701 and appurtenance, on said band or All bidders, their agents or iscd in conjunction therewith. representstives are InvIted to be Vhe aforesaid sale will be made p'eserd at the bid opening which pursuant to a Final Judgmtnt en. stall e tseld in the council Ciiam. tee-ed in CIvil Ho. 73716) w pen. bersat the City Hall, 101 North Moss the Platthei-eof, as recorded in Pie? Book 13. Page II and 13, of the Putlic Record; of Seminole County, FlOrida. You are commanded to file your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fictituus namneOIPLANTS&AN COUNT( FtOIIOA a we , a en o CIVIL NO 75-2161 CA-Il ' ___ =_ Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Dec. 11,21, 21, 1973, 1976 DEU-i0 ,, C VII. ACTION NO. 7$.25l6.CA44.P provisions of the Fictitkais Name £M i set's 'V' S It t VW 9 4 0 .692 34:) In re: the Marriage of Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.09 Q:(1S)$33.60;P: (IS) 111140; DO: 9 1 0 .492 36) 2* J14ME5 M. HALL, Husband, Florida Statutes 1957. 1210.10. I 3 0 Petitioner, 5: Kathryn W. Park FIFTH - I. Manolo.Bengoa (3), 3 30 0 .33; 237 102 and Sydny 0 Park • 3 10 0 .231 237 2 Publish: Dcc. 7 11. 71, 21. 1975 (11-3.20.3,10; 3- Fermin Ramon (5), AMELIA T. HALL. Wife', Cantrat O1vtsoit Respondent U.23 p 7110 a-PItT. 11 I 0 .423 0 153 NOTICE OF ACTION ssxm - 1. Cactso-Echave (I), 10 7 0 .132 779 191 12 70. 6 , 3 40; 2. Earre Zarre 13), TO: AMELIA 1. HALL CInn INVITATION TO BID 9 4 0 492272216 130. 1 ?C. 3 I4Qi) 405 Victor Street on"ngoQueola To: All Interested i3uiinqi. Firms, 3 10 0 231 201331 Cleve. Eden. Horns Carolina 2I 4.00; Q (13) 15.40; P (1-3) 104.10. CwporatIo.n, or partnerships, Western Dl'vtsloi YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a SEVENTH - 1. AIdana-Leni: (I) The City itt Winier Springs, sOak. 10 3 0 .769 3C 33$ 1170 760 Petition for Dissolution of Marrl,'e Florida, invite, your bid . OkofJ for the -- - - S I 0 355 232 280 500 120 7 lcaJavi (4) 610 5-40 3. UrzaOki ($) 410; Q (34) -- - II I I iai MIami BaIt. Buff. flY lii's N. Erig. I ______________ I FIRST - 1 EchanoOkokl (7) 4.10. 4.00; 2. lca.vza 131. a.. 600 3 Barr.Euom'za (3) 320 Q $35$Q P (25)510470 I S 0 .415323 I , 0 3 10 0 731 199 Central Division Chic. C JU1 44j ______ 9 theplaceolresldenceand post office ford, Seminole County, Florida, this the time of the public hearing DATED this Wit day of D.cem. addmessofth.claimanfandmustt,e Ph day of December, AD. 197$. ber sworn tO DY the claimant his agent Arthur H. Beckwit'i, City of Winter c his attorney, or it will t,e'come Clerk of the Circuit Cavil Springs, Florida void accord.ng to law CLASStFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS OfMerctlandiseifveryDay Try Onel ______ _.. Eastern Division W L. T PcI. PF PA 10 3 0 769337343 'S. MONDAY NIOHT7P..M. NO IMMEDIATE DOWN C&I 372261) or $319993 to Iit your Do your lii? minute Christmas PAYMENT Christmas sPecial, here. Shopping with us. Gil those t9m1 Luxunloui two bedroom, two bath SEMINOLE CO. Acreage you've been lookIng for all season tracts. BY OWNER- Two Houses- 2611 garden home for $21,900. Des gned bargain prices. Smething for small and large. $7,000 per acre KFP4UORFW*cQ,*,I. 6S-Pets.miooll.'c ,,.... IIb4JIi ___________________ .,i i.j everyone en your 91fl lIlt. This IS and up Terry R131iy, Realtor. 671 service, uSed machines livability. Central heat and air, Tangerine (Ravenna Park) Both Inc last auction before Christmas. 071) Civil Cat (spotted skunk), male, 6 MOONEY APPLIANCES)fl.OI$97 shag carpeting, dIshwasher, completely renovated. 377 7512. __________________ ______________________________ Mas?ecCharge$. BenkAmerlcsrd moe. old, descented and shOtl. disposal, continuous clean oven, welcome. List your Christmas specials here Domesticated. $10, cage included. 46-Commercial PI'Opil'tY decorator wall paper in kitchen wttene he shoppers will we them M. Unsworth Realty p7.3023. and baths, privately fenced patios, _______________________________ ______________________________ every day. Sanford Auction Reg Rei Estate Broker professional landscaping. NO euslness Property- 304 ft. on Hwy ____________________ -.Siamese Satins I Blue Satins 803W 1st St. CLOSING COSTS. S PCT. TAX 427 in Longwood, For sale by 1700 French Ave. RabbUs, Pedigreed. Will hold 'lii 37) 6061 or 373 0517 eves. CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP owner. 3737011. _____________ Sord3fl Xmas eve. 323-0199. TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLIJB, _______________________ RIGHTS TO LAKE USE - I BR, 2 LAKEMARYILVD_)'fronte $3000 PER MONTH TOWARDS COLOR TV WhItetoypoodlepuppl , $II9SMONTH Reedy for MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR bath, W.W. carpet, OW, Cent. H 6. lSi'deeponacornerslt, ljMsq. UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. 7½. ________ WINTFR ITEMS. . SELL Chistmas. $50 each. a.132i;32 RENTAL PURCHASEPLAN A, $31,700. ft. of buildIng toned for offices. 7.73$ PCT. INTEREST RATES at for 4 p.m. 641 1004 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A $19,900. FORREST GREENE One bedroom, one bath and three WANT AD, Phone 3n.3611 or 33). WITT REALTY INC.. REALTORS. 373.4353' . Color TV, *33; 23" Color Corn. AKC Tiny Toy Yorkie Puppies, bedroom models also available. 9993 and a friendly Ad.Vis wIll 6433; eves. 332-1970. Ifeg Real 1%tate Broker 371-0410 perfect i'or Christmas. Phone 373. bir,atlon, $75; Also AM.FM RCA help you. 327.2744 322-0779 Stereo with 1 track BSR I channel, 3237193 MLS REALTORS _____________________________ 1100.323-0701. - Merchandise _______________________ 321-0041 76-Auto Parts HUNT Color TV's from 530; 81W, from _____________________________ _____________________________ 515; Service all makes. HERBS' 2571 Park Dr 322 211$ f Reconuitioned Batteries. $12.9$ Sale 42TV 131111 S French. 373.1731 ble Homes FotaveryM.rry Christmas for you REALTOR AFTCRPIRS. exchange REEL'S BODY $p.lOp, and your ho', shop at Horse & 372-3991 3279211 372064$ 1)09 Sanford Ay Christmas Sale R(tt Store, 2154 S. Sanford Ave.. - - lSYr FHA FINANCING S4- arage Saies 373-7990. DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 78-trcycle NEW block, excellent condition; no city 3803 Orlando Drive ______________________________ $ Family Garage Sale- Children's 7½ Year oid filly for tale. 36" Elec. Stove, avocado, $143 taxes; by owner. 377 6620. Sanford, 373 5200 03, clothes, Ladies' ClOthes, 12.40; Phori3fl.90i 1974 MT Honda Elsittor,, S mo. old, 1$' Admiral refnig-f rosier, BdrOOm suite; Wedding dress. Between5and6p.m. 3- Bedroom,7tpt Alreadysetup excellent condItion, 1430, Phone 6 place Gun Case, lockgbass doors, size . MisC odds 8. ends, etc. 103-1 7)?$ with awning and 5krting Cheap. $133 CaIIBart 5:30 U-'i , sat,, Sun. 201 Larkwood PINTO GELDING Phn 313 0)10 1)0 Exeter Court. Washer 4. Dryer, 1$ lb. steel tibt 1914 Honda CL 300, like riewi 13.2 Hands. *125 REAL ESTATE Drive. 322-7312. C Deluxe, $730 Realtor luggag, rack. Bess offer. Phe 3fl.7i pp., 3234309 Sanford Webcore Stereo, AM.FM. $ track, Carport Sale. Dec. 224. 23, 9 'tiI ? 139 322-7179. $115 AQHA Registered quarter horse 140 SALES PITCHI Mayfair Circle. Misc, articles. 1910 Cameron. 60'xl2', 3 bedroom, 1 Recliner chairs, 4 to choose from, cOit,ImOnths old, $300. Ptione3.A. Just a darn good deal for this lovely 1974 Honda CL200. lIke new bath. 2½ ton air, gun type heater. us 5731 after S p.m. Odds 4. Ends Sale, Thursday, FrI., 4 bedroom, 2 bath, In Lake Mary Luggage rack. Best offer Must be moved. Asking $2,000 and Sleep Sofa, full size bed, $160 Sit., Swi., 244$ S. Sanford Ave. area. Family room with brick PPione222.7539 assume payments of $40 per ____________________________ 2-pc. Living Room Suite, green, $100 Typewritsr, small applIances, fireplace. Work room, wall to wall 68- Wanted to month or make offer. Phone 377. Motorcycle Insurance Dinette SetI-lchairs,$75;4 chairs, carpet, fenced yard, immaculate clothes, baby walker and stroller, --._. 3704. $95 BLAIR AGENCY misc. -move-in condition. $35,go 33. bO JZ)J566 prIflg5 I. lnnerspring mat. 9410. CASH 322.4132 tress, $79 pi'. 43-I..ots..Acreage Larry Saxon, Realtor ss.-Boats & A For uId ftjrnitre, app!nc, ssories Me4tl Wall Cbirtets & Upright, $20 ____________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers ools, etc. Buy I or 1001 ittms. up. Industrial Properly- 2.1 acres on L.rry5 Mart, 15) antord Ave. Unllnusited ciest, uo 9ew'npovtboargor -ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Hwy 477 in Longwood. For sale by Telephone Answer Service, sigo -. . - 1975 Dodge Vn, 6 cyl. $400 ens owner. 323.70.41 BROKERS ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED' 33 BTU Gas Heater, $93 PP'323,5906 assume payment,, phone 332.1543 Top prices paid, used, any condtion Oak Din,tte or Porch Chairs, 4 only, Days-' 322 6173 açer S. ALTAMONTE- Wooded site, Air Boat, Gore, 12', 6.411)76. W'nter Park glass hull, wIth $10 ea. Nights 371 7357 150'xlIQ', on a corner with 110 HP Lycomlng. 52.500, or best Coffee and End Tables, 3 pc., $30 lakefront, pav.d streeti. sio, 8o-Aut for Sale offer. Call eves. 31'? 3491. Booh Case's. 2 Only, lii ci. ALTAMONTE- S wooded sites, We Buy Furniture Merry Christmas Baby Bed Mattress, 11) 75'x12$', each on blacktop street. ROBSON MARINE Ar.y 2Brner K.oll Heaters, $45 All for $17,500. 17-92 OAVES'37) 9)70 pc Dinnerware Set, $11 LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely No Money 3325961 _______________________ JOHNNY WALKER USED wooded canal front lot, ss,son. WITH GOOD CREDIT WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF $pc. Dining Room Set, 54" lighted GENER,L CONTRACTOR ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DcBary, A14Y CiPTeOrx. APIP-UKU chIna cabinet, Iiki.nqw oval table, 58-BiCycles REAL ESTATE. INC 197) FLat Racer almost an acre of river ft'nI with AUCTION, 37] 7)10 Captain Chair plus s re'j. chain. - ---_______________________________ 1971 Ouster. 8 cyl., sta, S9S beautifji trees, great fishing, sells for 179$. Special 1.300. Owner says "submit offers" Sears Tandem Bike, lights, xtras. Wanted to bu' used office furniture. 1V70 Hornet, 8 cyl., stand, 34.000 Bunk bJs, 30 origInal miles, $993. LIke new, *15. Call 372.0404, Any Quantity. P4OLLS Youth BeOs,likenesv,wlth mattress, SUNLAND AREA LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront rAsseberry. Hwy. 17?? 830 ' Manyotherstoctioo,m,rom $40. _________________________ lot on a peninsula for unobatructed Two 24" 3 speed bikes Bedroom, 1 bath, $20,000 with Refrigerators, $35 & UP scenery. 123.000. Like new, $40 each ChIco & The Man terms. Automatic Washers, $33 & up & Trafle MANY OTHER BARGAINS_ODDS Forrest Greene, Inc. ______________________ .Jct l 7 -2&4fl,Lonocid & ENDS 130.413j REALTORS - 3236'353 SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKT Catl3fllsPoorI34laos 59-?s'*sical Merchandise churen Realty - An1rone can e a Seller or a buyer Canton's Furniture Co. Steen - 10 acre farm improved, Plo charge All admitted free. 1972 VW Karmam GItla, zamoezi 9FALTORS BranchOfficeNo, 1 Ludwig concert snare drum, ores WIth beIge interior, air septic tank, well, barn etc. Only Come browse every Sunday at the CELERY AVENUE (Highway 115) 7) Orlando Drive' excellent condition, 1.50. condItIon, AM radio. low mnIlge, 322 1302 - 1)4,500. Tcrms. Broker, $310171. Movleland Dnive.ln Theatre, 323 3710 Phone 3fl.7.3$ 12,193. 323.1631, Dealer. South 1742. Pttnj 337.1314. ElectrIc PAD-O-MAT IC with two 197$ Oldsmobile Cutlas's. 2 door, AM BALDWIN PIANO mattresses, prevents bed sores. FM radio, AC. PS, PB. *1.220, by 4yearsold,lukeç '1-.'4,niques Also v!bnatlng heat deep Phone 372.5203 Call '573 tb t'r Jfrn. massager. JU-3131. Check the Evening Herald Christ. Give an Heirloom for Christmas, Antique iewelry, China & Glass. 1972 Chevy Impala, 4-door, 17,000 mat Gift Guide daily far Christ. miles AC, PB PS, and vinyl top. Primitives, Furniture, Original ma's gift Ideas. Good Condition - Full size bed. Excellent condition. Must PaintingS & Hand Crafts Marie & spreads and long matching sacrlf).e. Will take best offer. 611. Arthur Richter, CHINABERRY _ draperies; ftll sIze bed frame and 760. O-Offlce iies TREE ANTIQUE SHOP. 1104W. mattress, matching boakcaie Furrished .,_....... Refrigerator,Dryor, BurAOedsendplshwa,her ______________ Phone322.26.*3 HAL COLBERI REALTY INC. 207 if. 25th 323-7132 HAL A. COLBERT,REALTOR SELMAWILLIA.M5,Assoclat, Eves. ________ 377 06)3 or 322-1517 Kish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND TIE CONTRACT" % - - . - .1. - 52-Appliances - ___________________________ -____ - ,. - - 1Ewrdne,Sanf,rdFl 43-Lots-Acreage ________________________ _____ ,,, _______________________ Furnished I _:_.-_,.__ ________________ Pro -. ------'- .--. 3G-Apartments_unfurnispjd S Legal Notice SCOREBOARD - '- ' -I _____ ________________________________________________________________ I - - '- M4erniiing your Home? Sell no longer n.ded but useful i?ems with a Classified Ad. --_________________ ,..... - -c, --------. sweaters by McGregor, machine washable, Wear. $6. Perkins Men's Pleas, Dad willie pair of Daniel Greene casuals or house Slippsr from Knight's Shnes. 704 E 1st St. Meeker men's 3 ('lId Billfolds from $7.30 OIler quality Meeker leather goods. GWALTP'IEY JEWELERS. 204 S Park Dad will love Black & Decker or r.ockw.lI power tools and Stpttley hand tools from C.regor" Lumber & True Value Hardw.ue, 6th & Maple. 372 0500. BASS BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MARINE 2977 Orlando Drive, 322-5961 Christmas specials here. '' ------------.---__;z::- 51-Househoki (n -- Early Americanoval DinIng Tabli& ChaIrs, excellent cond., $143. Maple coffee table, 123; Boston rocker, $20; Complete fireplace set, 1)0 3737522 KULP DECORATORS IO9W.ls?St. 3fl.i We Buy Furniture FURNI1R GETTHOSELtIXURYITEMSFOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WAN1 i.ost ________________ ______ 2310379 ' -_________________________ - m iJ Rssu iiie ayment 1119Cr Zig zag en cabinet 3 needle position, twin needle, front loading, dtluxe sewing macttine Pay balance Of V$ or 10 payments of 11 at: SANFORO5EWIP4GCpfTER 'uaIIryucPiolstrrrg e BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MEN'? ALL TYPES CF CAR PENtRY AND REPAIRS 372 nsa are ___________________ PET REST INN Bo.ardng & Groomung Ph 322 4057 Uei.ery Call (cs' --_ Free pck u. trie CII" - i ' : -_-- '_ -- - Wall Papering _____ _____ ______ __________________________ interior, Exterior Pastering. Plaster patching & sniuIated beck & stone specialty 3227710 SOLAR HEAT RIG AND WATER n,rirAyrila t.#tYLIt ' "F Call Phil Gonzalez 305 1 R SALE - install carpet and vinyl, wall towall. Free Estimate. Call SEARS in Sanford-3fl1771. __________________________ a 1. rnOuOgrapny l'Piotography by Minion Cockayne Fine wedding c.ftotos reasonably priced Phone 3236336. _____________________________ -_-- Plumhirni "- Need help on that Saturday lob? ________________________ Paneling door, windo'is hung, WJ KING Plumbing Supple's cciflcrete*O(k. etc. By the hour or Fixtures. Water Healer*. $a.m,.to by the job 372 9345 pm. they Sat. 2534 S. Perk Drive. 323 5412. PAUL SLATER Professlonalwaupeper H.n Li(flSed Residential Corns .ercleI FreeEstirnat Ph3724473 ____________________________ Well Drilling _) .' . , ct'jf4 . - . . . ..,,_- .,. _. ___________________ __________________________ _________________________ ____ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRlNI1ER SYSTEMS AIItypesan5,. Werepairand,'ry;c, STIPIE MAVliNE & SIJP'i.Y CO 707W. 2nd Sf 127 4.633 - To List Your BusIness...Dii 322-2611 oi' 893 --- -. -. ________ _______ . -. �--• $ - . 'r-.- ' - - ,.r _. - -----:'- ____ . - ---------.. ' - -I.-.-.,--_==-_-=-=.--- .=-- -. _ '- --f-"1. -'-•---- -; -- -- - .. -T --- -------- ---- - - - - ---------- .:- - poKesman Claims Al I •I i They HOME simple hosing. Although fewer once in sewn years. The homes -, maiiwac- ,, iv cmii LU dEC generaiiy lured houses ever move again moved only once, from factory once they are sited, the option to site, quickly _____and efficiently. to pack up and take the home Q.-Are nanufa,uJ homes Q.-The common impression - T _ that manufactured housing N.Y. 11743. ItI1,l.,t,.._, ..ill .• WV I4U housing recovery. One of the problems isa lack of awareness by certain governmental agencies that mobile homes and cent are between ages 35 to 65 Acrding toa i u.s. per cent of manufactured houses built . 1949 were still in 01 fiOUsing, Q.-Are homes vulnerable motAle daily hurricanes? espeto A.-Doe't I I in manufactured - B JEAN PATFESON 11. 81k 1 1 Robert 0. Bwkhart Jr. 4 WI. Lot 7. 81k D. SWOISWIIOr Oaks, Sic. 0. Falrley, Lot 6. 81k 1. Eldorado, Jimis E. Johnson & WI Juanita tO Roy W. Branti•y 1. WI. Bernice to Oaks. Sec. 5. U4.tOO. Donald K. Duth Sr. Doris L.. LI a,. 8os*y Ray Jones.. sgl.. Lot I, & N ', The Huskey Co. to Prestige, Robt. 0. Burkhsrl Jr. & wt. 81k 30 NO$'IPI On..&SD.1x. ______ 81k & Tier 11, Sanford. 515.000. Su:aTme to Albert L Huskey & LOIS 81k A. Swietwafer Oaks se< 7 Ida______ Pearl Cam*.il. wid. to WIUlO ci 3Lai.rà M. Krv.,r, Wid. to Nancy W., Lot 12. 81k C. The $19900 Li. P.*Ssr Sr a wi Miader L*i. Lisnard P. Payton 4 WI. Resa. A.. Mi.dowi West. 533000. Jullan Cons?. Co. to John R. ElUolt Jamn 0. MCOOUQh & WI Vicki L., wI Shirley to Ed Sarbour Jr I WI Carolyn Fairtey. flOW MaIoIW tO Frances D. Fairtey, It 6 81k 1, Jams's 0. McGOsjgh & WI Vicki to SW'.-4 of Sec. 24.1$-2t tees E J. 5, *1 MarIa. Lot 53. rd, U00. Eldorado, $100. There is a miracle in the George Markos family this Cbrlstmas. Tws'nly West. $21,000. Edmond V. Jones. sol. to DAnn ReUma Fia., Inc. etc. •o Frank with hIs wife, Jackie and two older children, George Charles Jr. uMarue) 8, and Casey AlIen, 19 months. Dozens of pictures on the coffee table in front of them told the tale of young Corey. j.. John W. Bnidwill & WI Patrka T. Charles E. Thomas, sql & ktt A, Summersef P40 Lou Thomas. sql. t F. & Hyde, sgl., Lot 27, Lake Ann Ests., Un. 2. $37,400. The Grnotv Constr. Corp. to .Mtln GWini & WI Dwa J., Lot 1. 81k C. The Woodisnøs, Soc 3,1*000. I PaullrwJ.GhaIlfop,fw Greeter Cassie. Carp, to Arnold N. Godshall, Lot 10 NotIon 4 WI Mary L. Lot 75 Waklva C. ? ai Patricia to Carl R.mtjit & wt Patricia, Lot 1381k 0. Coundry Chi M.# II. A. 4 W. '-V. J Pafricia to Jid Berman I wI Virginia, Lot 00. Hlghnjde Addn. 0 Co.awty Club Manor tin. No. 3. Glen Ardor, His. Un. 2. $100. . M5c04r.ts- & *1 Susan BC . __ - tin. No. 1, Carl Hefnman to Cart Heinman & wi Lavana Joan, apt, 201, Bldg. 0. Crown Oaks. Condom.. $100. Wm. P. OHara & WI Many 0. to Rozall. SANFORD 22•2O9O Proi,tslonally Mar,.grct _____ ' _ Laid., Third Sec., $19,500. Otue to Junior L H.LBllnkenshlpLWICynffiiaot & WI Thetm H.. ItS Ilk V The Jobs L Seels Sr. alto L. 3.5.. Inc.. Big, at lflt.flIC. Of Wood $• 3, $ Ja 3, Stzt £ wi So. r-wof SR 4.44W linoof 140 E lila Cousins to Isla Cousins yd. Alice. Bag. at NI car. Lot i, uk , Junior L _______________________ .h...,.. travenous .. ..J .11-I--I.-.- L• - and dri heart - Ranches, s.c into his tenuous link between life and death, chest arid back to release the pressure, saved the child from vironment he would have had I I TL7Ri .4 ___ , _____ I • , - toE'rumo Colon Lw? Cereren, 1.191 Ilk B Knoilwood, Amer*jp Flat. 140.000. j. Wis. I, Jenit £ WI Jut to RigOr 1st Adds., $100. S. Cenias £ wi Helen P'.. LVI Hes N LeCeo. 2. Eldss Jr. £ lisle to Care Bri,dskaw Interest first - ___ (married), W 75' sf1 of Soc. 23-2030. Itt? d, CUSS, l'f$',k'.otIf'(f,,sN c 1A. Vivian W, Gant Plays ____ w Santa f. . - I1 4 -, - - ' - - - - -- j Ruthy Mu Williams to Willia . 22, all of 23. 21 & 23. Orlando l,jjs. Park, stat, $100. nmunnes ln., Lot 3, I 1100. & o. isnq uro, t . Winsor Pa On. No.2.1100. Inc. to Eco- Hde' Hornet. Inc. tO John Frog. 1. Waldrvff 1-4 il taes Si ôuweiJ £ WI #,us, La? 141, Lab Lake Siet'cy Shores, $35400. Lani, SIlO. Searty Shorej, $3$.4O, R',qt A 8th 0. Joans to Jetty K. Morn,-, H. Fvray 1. WV Agnes F... Lot kob'-t & WI Janil 1., Lot IS) Lake WL' 01 that part of 81k). N 01 E ext. 1. Ilk 0. TIer 4, E. R. Trtf!ords Map Soorcy Shoret 132.100. Church Si, Wiljmni, 311,500 Greater Ccnitr. Corp to Hsien V. Charles U. Thomp44n & wI Condev Corp. t Carl B. ChItttlt4,MCIfljQShIWfWiliaE - tOFla Plaini W VIllagi Ut'. No. 1,111,700. plJS Bk. ci Sem,Lot'*4.tQ Of _________________________ _ L ____ -- ________ _____ ___________ ___ ____ ______ _______ - -. - 1 • - V ' j ______ '' - _______ - _______ - j . - ' see _____ ________ - _____ • _____________ - '-'. ie\-- ______ ____ -- ____ _____ __ £ according to producer Phil During the three years she Ontario, where most of Styles, because Its many hasbeenmodeling,Ms, Bell has Florida's Canadian visitors similar to those in countless and the Caribbean, as well as to be among those regions, changes film A spots ____________________________________________________________________________________________ I - A 45-year.old housewife who feels her life has lost Each Granada modelfeafures more than 1,650 sq. ft. of living space Private garden, and balcony off master bedroom j Color coordlnafc kitchens, au modern appliances The Mid-Florida Center for Alcoholism in Orlando powered job. . . a young wife grieving over an inability to averages for similar facilities, the breaking point by II! e-and.death decislonmaking. . . attributes this high percentage of women patients to the ptng with their problems - allol, 'We have a two-week inpatient program which Is women at a time until they have readjusted their lives and years before anyone realizes she is an alcoholic. The and Alcoholism, the problem of the woman alcoholic Is surrounding alcoholism. Wotiieti have traditionally been "hidden" drinkers, tendency to ignore the problem altogether. imbibing middleclass housewife is probably the most reclrring characteristics among alcoholic women. with outpatient treatment and the piysical facilities here becoming more prevalent, Oscar Mmdii & WI Maria to Fte',tr-i.) OIlyr & wi Eperarie, It alcoholic women in this country. Experts estimate this population 1)0W CX('et'dS two iiiilliou. patients." The center is a private, non-profit organization li1etyles and mores have undoubtedly had an effect. Sonic writers identify the Women's Liberation movement more likely to produce aI'ohoIic women than men. Researchers say women, far more than men, are able to point to a specific incident in their lives which they because she usually drinks In the privacy of her home," donations from area agencies and businesses. It the traditional wife-mother role, a woman enters the death of a loved one, divorce, grown children leaving Health Association of Seminole County. On the other said a "fair number" of the female patients come from professional world, where she Is subjected to tit today they are coming out in the open more." Dr. Mets said that there is no Inpatient facility, no single or widowed. They Include housewives, working women, students and rctirees. Ages vary greatly, but a frustration, boredom and kneliness which often led to alcohol abuse. Win,O. Simmons Jr. to Donald A. Harris & wf Jessie I., Beg 73' NW on (Idni Inc., from NW car. 01 PhIlip 0. - - • ye _____ A monthly maInteiia nce fee covers lawn care, Water, sewer, trash collection, structural insurance, and outside liability. this county, although he hopes !th!mces will be made In 14.31.30, less Pd 940 ft., $200. Wailer Rbrlscn 5. P,4lklrs'j to serves 1ost re from middle4ncori backgrounds. of new the housewife Women alcoholics a1so suffer more severe Medical research indicated that marital drinking can damage loetal development. Maternal drinking Is also compounded by the tendency of those close to her to abuse. trouble with the law or at work. Witui women, It ways these women can be helped tikB,rofadAIl Towns.ileoN 4 Myers. LI S 81kg )4,Ifloq Homes M. SmIth s. J*ma* 8. Hill & wI Ku-en t #4tiert A. Currier & wi to Oil., Sec 1. sia,mo. V1ctecT.kestTh, lfltteRjupA Robert E.. Trimmer & wI Dorothy Wtn.Maioflsy&WIMay,Nott C. BiononLine&wfp.,,lclato Cfm 4 WI NUty S., Ut? Cruen E., Lot 10 BlkLNotthOrt, Town.lt, 3.81k lOTlsn7, E. R. Tnafor'dsMap it*i* Cr&5 A. Thornpsai & *1 Cynthia. Village i-a, s.ss,os. h Ad*t repL, 523.500. of &anterd. *11.000. If114, Lake INrep lMr. 131Mgu, l_.af-. - . ... a.... £7...... , []3 CALL8ART REAL ESTATE .OiohtiCo-opl,,*.j - ,. 1 tO6Ita - ,. I - ur Phoøs lnfUton IoFn - . - - - ____________ ..I ,J' - . .. ___._-__ V -- - .---&, ___ ______ ________________I - - '.----r--'-- Lucerne House in Orlando which accommodates six -- (3e5) - -:. ._ -'- - - - ': ---- -: --' 'l - -.'a--", - I - I',.' iVii1'IT1riIIiIi..,,. ..,1r - - - - - - - -.• - - .-. ' - -iiV._.j._._- may be __________________________________________________ . - ._.. as Anonymous group. 1MEht4ta8rOke,, ....- ,!, _____ ____________ cannot function without alcohol and they become i.t 21 iIinors Addn LW., Efl'stM. S mt* WM..tOWm. F. J'nI'phC.L.W&WIA,Lol4BIk JiLIIL, ____ setting "because it takes a couple of predicts a swing back to pants In the background of the Sears months to produce the films and suits in the spring. Colors, she fashion commercials they will wc'reccrtainlynotgolngtosee says,arefhandfemjnjne,as on Canadian television spring-like weather in Canada illustrated in one fashionable March through June next year. before March!" melon-colored knit drc-' The commercials will be ____________ Kenneth L. A1nson S. WI Sender wI Panelle Land 6 NaY. Co., $110. Sun lit Pfatl 8 On., Exec. Est Dencli S. Long III & WI Joint' to ___________ ____ t* Reddick A. Harris & Joarne to E. Gillespie I WI _____ _____ -- * 500 CAS H MOVING allowance! * FREE Sonora Homeowners Memberships 5, . Anna B. w. Conn W Moose III & wi Rebecca 4 Idytiwlide 01 Lod' Arbor, Sic S. - - ____ Rich dH.Amstrong4wi Kennetb Fobs. & wi Carol to Wm.O.IImmOtIIJr.,8ig171.NW Rkhar Williams to j 0, to Ticor Ritocation Mgm. Co., If Isaac Nendi & wi Mans, lit 23, en r, Lb luctianan & WI Edith U.. Lot I, BIb IC. SprIng Gdss., $32,300. ti LI Ilk I, The Colonnades, lit Sic, Idyvs. Park run NW etc.. Alt. ?2. WeettSlq4 $17JN. ___ __ ___ ____________ __________________ .• Anthony S. GuilIano & WI Sylvia 5., Park etc., Altamonte La.td Hotel & lit Adds, 13.691. Icon P. atlon Mgrn. Co teJOf.n S,iem.*kn Consti. Co. Inc. to A. aço. tG' . Lt 10 Spttr, Gohi., _____ ______________ -- ________________ c 0. - = ' ____________ ______________ _____ to Wm. H. GrImm £ *1. oan U. It Orlando Ten-., Shores, 130.447. - • a fl Of a 's CllUrd 0. Jordan, at intersic. of E line of Lot 17, 81k 0, DR. Mitcnelis Survey of Levy Grant etc • ii0o. ClIfford 0. Jordan, sol. to Am- DiOlavanal (married), Let 1I, KehI & Wi Martha I., Lot 2, lake $INMI. Friob L Wasdrvfi 54 od ian Si. Sary - S Add. LW... $l3,sol. to - "-' Plo. Risid. Commvnifle, Inc. to condom. Ph I, Lw I. Dunham £ WI M. to As. Richard I. Lessard & wI Patricia Spring Valley Farms, Sec Gorges C. St. Laurent, Tna53 - - - - Wenien & WI Meredith 0., apt. Unit F't'3 C nrinflej F . OR. Mitchell Survey of Levy Grant Jerome E. Witson & WI Emogen. K. toHarodlE.Andensona.wI. Viola pany, ' $100. Wrenco Home, Inc. to James Van Wart to Robin C. Matthl.s, James 1. PIC.y & WI Carol 10 Thomas KoithiAwI Nguyen 2., Lot Trust.., unn.c. r. k.i Palm Valley Ro$iW,5t1.nen&WIEunlceIf73 areas are sunny ____ Jack L. Gale, Ind. & Tnustse & WI. Gale to John E. Jones, Trustee at lot 1781k 0, DR. MItchell Survey of levy Grant, desc. *25.000. Evnic 0. Sovtherland I he. MR. Jr. & wi Lillian, LOt 213 Wren. 110.715. residential spring. - _____ • Sara K., It. I A P1½ of 9, West The Greater Conttr. Corp. tOY,'m. i'laVOfl, I wood Pits., . ?.. :i Wnenco Homs, Inc. to G.crge H. l'f. Cowi*y & WI Elva 8., 77, Gladys Blai.kntshlp, wit to Ar. Holaroodi & WI 0othy U, If 93 WinwO' Manor, $1,000. sold 0. Thempten Sr., If Dow some modeling areas. .- - I Wayman Hts. Hwy. Addn., $12,200. Pamel,,, 1 and - Canada. lakefront __________ - .p less r-w. 112.000. the lakefront suits, Edw. 3. Jones I June to Baldeo SingP%, wi. Heniberta, S, of Lots 1 5.25. 5 i.', of £ ' of 3. Ilk B, lake P. W4e & *1 Ruby, S 111' of W IS' of of NW ment needed in the fight for a child's survival. III I popping the a Sic 2. 111311. us.s ca. ov E 417.5' Of P4W # I They're up all small Canadian towns. He other locations In the U. S. and over Sanford, causing little commented that She said she enjoys the pockets of in trips away from snowy Toronto downtown area, then along the also reminiscent of those in in the wintei time, but and toward the end of' Canada. remarked television the week, in the city's The film production corn- Is hard work, shooting residential TDF Film Productions over and over. "And I can't A camera crew, two models Limited of Totonto, familiar even get a suntan," she exand a couple of coordinators, with Florida claimed, "because we've got to "What's the movie for?" ask mended the Sanford area, stay the same color!" curious passersby - then, The weather has been kind to Accompan)ing Ms. Bell in "Will we get to see it?" the company, and averaging most of the commercials is Unfortunately, most San- two films a day, have been able male model Denny Hollows fordites will not see the finished to complete all eight scheduled formerly a ski instructor and films which depict spring (a- commercials during the past musician. His wardrobe includh$r,n advprtIsnmnts to be week. snappy "young execut1e" aired on Canadian television Karen Bell, a slender casual suits and sportearly next year. brunette, has been swear, also featuring light, The group from north of the photographed shopping fresh shades for the border is u!Ing Sanford as a downtown in the latest casual The company met ivith Just backdrop for a series of corn- wear, lounging about the one snag - unlike in Canada, mercsforSearsandRorbuck marina in sporta and they could find no rocks In Co.'s Canadian branch. out on later afternoon Florida. They have had to make "We're so far from home," dates in spring's prettiest new do with concrete replicas, explained Helen Johnston, dresses. Probably only those manager of broadcasting Ms. Bell, Judging by the Canadlanvlsitorswhowinterin been / !.Capeni.LotI,$lk1,UsHh, American P,"ou1ani Corp. o Wm. The Huskey Co. to Sylvia . B-si Airs Homes. Inc. to Samuel Conrad Carter & Doborah Ann. Cooper. Lot IS Ilk 0. Swii2wof in lot Rodrlgu.i 0. WI Virginia M., Lot 413, 2. B!k I Shadow Hill s.d Oaks, Sic 7, $19900 Deccotexin. Cents' Cerfl to Deuvey 0. Oamrnage Jr., sql. to M.alcsl Jr. £ WI Hezod ., Jimes R. MCDOnald & Wi Rie 0.. Dtvis LOt 34, Jean Obrly Gammag., sgl, Oak Moos? t4, $32,911. 7, 611,000. I IIttl. %4i _____ Sanora LkCIubS.c.. LWIArbOC. 1100. BinWardAgency lflc.toChanjes tOJOP%flI.ik&Wf.ZYOflkaT.Iot 31. Not RR r.w-stc..1I7,0. Harold 3. EdQ'sflQfltoHarotd-J. War N.MIcarelllIwfSablnaA.,Lot, 3.Janwns-d,$4,000. Ovildø Land Co. to Ben Windm.adow Farms, sia,ox. Quay Design I dey, Inc. to Ronald WI Marion. Its M. 54,57 Aqny Inc., Lot U, Ilk C, 4A - the mother's womb," inside _______ _____ Robin? 3 Kestel & WI. Marcella to )hn MalIct.uk & wf. Corkvse Let 6, indian Hills Un. No.6.140,000. Marniah Perry, wid.. to Samuel r Jr., Beg 1212.0 E & 3154' N of cu., Sec 3S-193O run P4100', E 3rd Addn W, 5 1' w u 10 aloo. giving every baby, no matter how premature, every chance of Lights...Camera...And Action I It's " - cities, recom- - s.itr 6. Pannlngtor, & WI. Glenny, Lol 4, Wrsor Manor, $47,300, & N Crysial Lak.e Club Soc. Loch Manor Un. No. Arbor, $100. Shubert Constr. Co. Inc. to Donild Henry 0. Suend.ns&WIMaret M. HInley & WI Phyllis V., Lot 11, the decision whether to take life, and that's He who gives life," they believe. Videothpn filrnc iif tho baby's first four months were made in the hospital to support the view that abortion during the fifth month is the taking of life, and also to be shown to legislators who have the power to grant federal aid to the Markos family under a program which helps pay medical expenses (or han(licapped children. - (I £ before ihe baby is born, 1. 4 • They will have to nurse him particularly carefully during these It. respirator ruptured the fragile tissue of his right lung. The rapid rvvv Har'ld A. Culbents-on & Pearl to ' ' -• ...................- -- Lot?lessE213.?r,alkF,Northorl 21.30 etc.. $100. Glen W. Kinslake & WI S1.el!a to H. L. Blankanshlp It 01 to US, Betty I? & N C'ystal Lakes Club Dunn Binford. condom. Res Loch Art,or, Inc.,trado4landinNEUiotNWt.,of UflItNO$,Sh.OIh.,CØm,5.C2 disc. aka Ltl • Lonowood Gladys Warren to ol.aei w.,., Sic 6.21-30, I. H. Warren a Jabs C. Warren, Its Ind, Park. less S 140k, (QCD) Hidden lake Housing N, 56, 17 4 00 Crystal Lab.. Cto I. P. Wheeler Jr & WI .lean. & Assoc. Inc. to Hidden lake Sec.. Lock Arbor, Ills. F, J. & WI V. C. to Af?hO Corp., Lots A & B Unit 1A, Hklden NorTna Mason tOMU 6. krapf & *1 Joyco I., IPLIt part of world about the feasability of performing abortions during the rust24weeksofpregancy.coreywasbornat23week,,and has lived to be a normal, healthy baby.The event raises no - ,. ± -4"- • Hall Ests.. $43,000 John F. Applebet, III & *1 Lea S. tO Hearl Phlegar & WI VirginIa F., Gladys Warren, Norma Mason & CdN1Cyd.OINEuI0,NWU,CIS.C4. knhandEstspN - (herald Photo by Jean Patteson) - i - . monitoring wires inserted __________________________________________________________ Penlangeli & WI Melitta M., Lot 7 BIk 27, North Onlancloitti A&ln. mr. NO. I. $100. Louise J. Snyder to David Miche S4der. Lot 64, Lake Mark'am Ronald H. Stetter 1. WI Mary to Ests.. $100. Ernest K. WhIte & WI Anitron H. Lot Warren I. Partmn & Agnes 10 10, 81k C. English Ests., tin. No. 3. Donald & Phyllis Taylor, Lot I, 81k 141.300, 10 Weath,rsfJ,ld, lit Adds., $33,5. The Huskey Co. to Oeccatexin, James Schmidt, stal, Trusties to Ccnstr., Lot I 81k 0, Svroetwat.r Billy Mac Holber? & WI Joyce E.. Lot O.ks, Sec , I & N 40' of Lot 9. Ilk B. Brantley bet%w'ndoesCoreyupthereneedus,orowkidshere?" The pride and joy of the staff at Shands Hospital, the baby The doctors and nurses were marvelous, both in Orlando and Gainesville, they report. But It was their Christian faith that - -4: ______ ___________ __________ ___________________ ____________________ ______________ __________ __________________ . __ ,.•__•___-j -____ j__ - -T-1.---- - _____-------1_______________ - -. __________________________________ ________ _____________________________________________ ________________________________ ______ . -_:._ Li1'--: - .tL=-_ - -- "The labor and delivery were normal," she recalls "but the tension was far greater." The Markos couple's reaction when first they saw Cor 'WegivealltheglorytoHjm,"saidMarkos. Fmployed as a fireman in Sanford, Markos was fortunate to have cry other day off to visit his son In Gainesville. "It didn't disrupt our lives too badly," he explains. "The main problem ;;3. , •:-, ____ _______ ______ _____ ______ _______ j E. CIorba to Gino 1. .. .,/'., - ..• , , ___________ "The Lord glveslife; It's his de iinn hther my chikl li tI "Rut we believe we have eternal life. It is a small thing for W .4 ,-= 4 -_ urviving. - Ticor Reloc. Mgm. Co. to Levis FL.., my., It 111 Quail Tn. Ests.. Sprig Oak.s l-u1 Rob?. J. Waloble-sen & Carolyn to PI0A.TOetIWIOI.Lt -208IkQ, TM Woodlancjs Sec 4. 130.0. John Rythllk 0. WI Silly .1.. Lot 477 ____ Fns: Fed, Si Henry P. trIck wing Oaks On. Ill. 1*300 James q. Adorns I WI Katherine Sr. & WI. Victoria V.,, Lot N Barclay Wiedi 1st Ads, 1.0.005. 3. to 3. WalIc Schcit,fott Bruce R. Wauon S. wi Linda to LI 11 1* 8. Swi.etwator Oaks Sec Mill Hunt & WI CatherIne. LI 32. San , . '. - NUghM.MMIr&WIA4a,LO,U,BIk C'rane. i 1 _______ -;j..'• j; ''ir" ne vaiue ot real property which I changed ownership in Seminole County during the week ending c. 12 was $3,272,651. Real estate conveyances in 1975 to date in Seminole County were vak'°d 2O2,178,947 ______________ - - sick babyonth irrecordstosur%jyc," explained Markos When Jackie Markos went into labor In the fifth month of her pregnancy, her doctor reconunended an abortion which ______________________________________________________ VlrgtnIa A. England, wit to John Anna Los Clemens & Sara 1. C. St.gg Ill & WI Mary C.. Beg. at Segress to Stephen M. Jepsnj & *1 Neil H. Kindy 0. Viola E. Aubs NE corof SEa of SWVII of S.c. 15-21. (form, Kindy) to Wayne F. Fran- 22. run S 200 W 200' N 2' S' IA ... K.. Beg. on E line of Swu, of or 5W'6 Sec. 23-20-33. 224.07' N Josephine C., & ArThur po - ---E. Armstrong, Lots 20 & 21 PIne of SE cot. etc., $IO. Charls E. Melner, sgl. to VIew, 1st Addn., $17,000. 11W. Mae Dlggs to Spivesler Brar.nsn Murphy & WI Joan 1., N Randall Sr. & *1 Rossie Lee, 330' of Lois Lot 171 I & 9 Santrd's Sub. .1. Brannen Murphy 0. WI Joar to 0. PaCkird I53 Addn Midway, Charles E. Mimer, S 3.30' of N 660 o 53antlal Farms. In. No 1, $100. si.soo. Ilk F. SernMe4. liii.. 532,200. Frederick L. Hadsock & w s'o.,. 11, Indian Hl Charles W. Goosnam, to Yale M. Chotin & wI. Lena K.. Lot 10. 81k ii Indian Hills tin. No. 2. ut,too. Komarlsky 4 wI Shirley J., Lot 47, _ Carl Recnsasa & *1 81k tin. No. 3. 5100. Host C1v, Poe Hunt, Soc 1, 134,200. G'.&.'_ i Angel J. Fernandez £ wi I _________ ____________________________ _________________ - -- medical history at Shands Teaching Hospital, Gainesville, where the baby was rushed in a battery operated Incubator Just and measured l9' inches in length. Markos quoted a verse of scripture from Psalms 118:17 which had sustained their ith during the ordeal- "I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord." "We were confident God was In control when it first happened," he explained. "Perhan another person would have known the fear of death and the frustration of wondering whether the baby would live or die. ; - 3, 533.900 Esperanza to Leiws M. Glass £ WI. Charletto I.. Lot 3. Ilk 1. Ionay,ntvru HIs.. 2nd Soc.. $114.. / t0 t,t4 .,of5W.o.NE,4 of SWI.. less Pd, Sec 2719 29. le$s RO Illz. S. Fairtoy to Frances o. J. Brown & wI Lynn H. to (QCD) Palm Towws, Inc. to utem Realty Equ1tli, Inc. ;pat Larry W. Mills 0. wI Belly A.. Lot 7, FainI.y, Lt 6 Ilk I Eldorado, Of Lot 4.35. & N 10' of 153. Fainley, It 6 81k 1 Eldorado Sant. Altam. I w#.a-I ,,.. •(J_ 135.500 $100. PlatW ..IWllneoUSec 1*2130 etc.. Henry G. Fischer & VIola R. to 1100 Wendill FaIrIe'y to Merle T. Gesnr. W 30' of Lot i3. Fainley, Lot 6, 81k Frances 0. 1, EIdo.'do, Don.ld R. Lester & WI. Janet Ann Duck Pond Addn. to CL seoo• Sant., $1Q0. to Jack W l4nvt I i rt,..z. , ... Sweetwater Oaks. marvelled Markos. Foragonizingweek.s, thebaby wason thecritical list. After theheartoperation, thedoctorsgavehlma ten per cent chance of survival. Later the odds shifted to 50-50, and then last came _____________ ____________________ ________ ______ _______ _______ __________ ______ _______ _________ - kn S S cti. SIC 72031, Lee C. Pratt, sgl. to Sally SIon, Itux, It 31C Wekiva Hun? Club, Fox Hunt JOhn R. JOI$ftQfl & WI Maria to ofsgI..W7fl.30'otS½ofNciNW½ NW .1 25-20-30, & N of K a F Constr., Inc. to Ronald DonleldoCarmoJr.,,. 11081k F. NW '.,. of NW ', 01 NW '4 of Sec. 2$- Johnson a wi. Slancho S., Lot 14 Swietwat.r Oaks. Sic 0. ,, , ,, , •,, DrnoUwII.W. HZ.. John F. Bussman & WI Olin. 6. to W H. Green & Sons Inc. to ArThur F OR. Corp. to Charles H. GIls.on Louts .1. Wav.$und II & *1 ElI:., Lot C. Smith Owl. RcsM., Lot 1, BIk K, 5. wf. Jans't S., Lot 6. 01k F, Sec 0 10 81k 8, Md Mane Un. No. 1. Sky Lark sd. $23300. __ ___ ' 1505 W. i5th St. Terra Belta Land Co.. Inc. to Thomas C. KIng & WI Manly. E , LI 1. J if the rood rit'ws th,t his youngest son would he home Monday, j (linc br his first Christmas. 25 Ticor Relocation M9M. Co.. LI let of Soc. 25-2032 (lets SW 4 of NW 1k VjX -- _..&; ____________ ____________________ _________ -;?- _______ ____________ ____________ doll," recalled the baby's father, George Charles Markos, $i Harrcon Corp. to Robi. J. flndett VeIc'z Jr. & WI Rebecca ul\L ______ certainty whether the child would live or die. Core was born on Aug. 15 in Florida hospital, Orlando, ____________________ three am! a half months Premature of his Nov. 25 due (late. Only __________ ______ _______ inches In length. The doctors gave him a one per cent chance of _____ . I survival. _______ 2 BEdROOM TOWNHOtiES A, It 3. SIN. Crystal Lake Winter Homes s-d, George A. Chlmento & WI. MarIon. Bldg. 8. Crown Oaks. condom.. Okt• $100. Betty Lou Laddymore to Hecry 1, Parli tin. P40 3. $34O A.. Lot 1. 81k A. Sweetwate- Oaks, 529.000. Laymor,,ptb.,Lts 13 & 1481k 1), Robert Barbow md. & Trust., a Fla. Land Co. toLeroy Cobb&wI Sec 6. VS.000. Daniel C. Duncan & WI Rhonda T. David P. Cronin & WI Jean to Cart *.PI1I1 $d. $100. Patricia I.. Lot 15, Sec 18 North On. Shirley to Ed Iarbot.w Jr. £ wI Jane. to Louis W. Lucas I wI Bonna A, Buccellato 1. WI Camille. LI 3 8l' D 5o1 Oat. Builders lnc• Magnolia Svc. Corp to Roger A 8;ii Th* Springs to Jamis A. FiSher & Ranches.. $1,soO Sanora tin & 2. 534.000 Jack Kellenberg,r & wI. Ruth Ann, NWt 4 of EL ci NEI4 of SEL. Sec. n. Lot 23. 81k .J North On. Tern, Sec. Nelson & *1. Karen, , Sisphon M. Sirkin to Georga A. -- __________ , STUDIO 1, 2, 3 ICr ______________________________ ________________________________ ____ _______ ___________ ______________ ____ Women's Editor - - - ; _________ __ Christmas Littlest Angel' Joins Family For L ardens to Dale M. PIcou & wi Conanc. R. to PhIII 0. HIll. Lot I - -- of set by MUD. rk yviiiri'i ' amor the most sble sectors Is that manufactured houses AP Newsfeates society and considered good are 1nconvemrnt and lack A.-Nlncty.elghtpercentof hotthtgdepcdatebYPer other manufactured houMn the The mobile home Industry credit risks by m3st units offer the only oluUoo to the homes built since 1972 re cent In five years? has come Under vns1derable tending lnstltution& banks and amenities of standard site-built more than 75 per cent of tue quite tie-down systems (straphomes Is this so? fire the post year or two for a to A.-Improved constnjctlon nation's housing needs. devices designed variety of reascc.. '' " O.-Hnw !bout L _____ dl m!nizhed dprntinfl W1CiI ___________________________________ ping cable B-Ev.nIng Hirald, Sanford, Ft. of fire In manufactured j; built Into manufactured homes Sunday, Dec. IL lflS effectively minimize damage factors. A well.maintalned, So intense ta and continues to be a aotwce ______________________________________________________ from high winds. Homes landscaped and well.located (Thirty-five do-li-yourself that the Mobile Home Manufac. A.-The manufactured bous- satisfaction for ti entire biters Assn., in launching a produced after June 1976 to manufactured home may not problems are discussed in Andy ' mgi tion of occupancy. Manufic. t m3igns at all and will prob- tang's handbook, PractIcadj meet new HUt) atanclarls must kind of sophisticated education, ___________________________________________________________ ir saj and tured homes are sold fully along is there should a family inhabited be ever, more windstorm ably even Increase in value. Home Repairs," available ____ _____ its name to the Manufactured Uat reir built-In major appliances, furniture, Q.-How do you responi to mans vital ___ have A.-This Is not so. About mo of the houses built during the accessories Included in the . ufactured housing families are percent of manufactured home tho who say mobile homes which reiorted that "the raised concerning mobile home ios bile home business has (alien have been constructed to chase price. In addition to pro- transients and never stay in one For either___ c Andy Lar 's most of whom have children, spans are short? questions to the MHI présiient, those applied to sltebullt lured homes are constructed of A.-People who live In manu- 35, the Home," or "How to Insulate Yet, the average John Martin. Here Is the ___ number of rea1t: houses. Currently, 46 materials that require little factured houalng move A.-Houslng In general has to Save Money," send 30 cent, , A-A quality-built manufacno more children per home l L houses sold within their borders that resists fire and corrosion, o(conventlonal same materials as a site- recovery Is not as dramatic as addressed envelope to Knot housing accord- cent are retirees or senior A.-Totally untrue. PWCh& sets and current dwellers of manufactured homes are It4 tR ,u' 1976, all units will be required rrrn'i- IIIILWFñTUU iii iii I 111 PI I - ' ' - ' - -- - - - - --t- I - - _________ -- . II _. _, I rImii-± •'"" A By ANDY LANG RR. - - - Are Safe, Convenient - of - - 1 -4 . _______ - - -. ._,.- -..-. •- - ''--z:• ,' -. _- :--- '-T-I-- - ' '- -'.. . V. - s- - ±- - _- '4 =r.7z_- - __-_---------- - : ,- . 'i,' - - -: �- _=i=___7__ . - - -- ---.-- i - - -v ---- &unda,, Dec. 2), I I* ._ - -- - -.7 -_ - - -- . -- y:.7r -- 7..r: c-. - 7r.7,;, -u - .7 7.. -.; - .. . -. - - . -- v1 : l. 1W -- ___ - ii: — ________ - -- - .. , ____ J.L -- . Fernando Yarrito was soloist. ____ ____________ - - - - çs'- - - : - -- - - - . 7-- - - - - - - - ..- - : . . - - -- - - - . - - -. - - - - - - - -_ ~ , -_.z______ - . - - Mr. and Mrs. Erwin W. Stratman of Shiner. The bride's maternal grandparents are William H Graessle and late Florence C Graesslc of :' '-.- - - 4 1 - - - at t brandy If t with - ; " A L - - - - - 0 q - - __ ! - h• candles and decorated wi th -. If_____ Jk Beach, the bride thoseacn- L J 9 4 i Lf —' Vt 46 It groomsmen were David Ber. . " Ne Kennert Pfeil, brotherIn-law of the br idegroom, was best man Butch West, John John use, y , Ken Newmann and Gary Dworaczyk were ushers and : ' WI' . the - 'I -- __ - - - fr.- - -.• AN - _____ rd ____ _____ !k :. r-- - Mrs. Joan Edward Bird Jones-Bird — Mary L. Jones and John brought from the Holy Land by Edward Bird were joined in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker. - t 41 - - .1 :'.I 0 . . , Sunday, D.C. 21, 11$-3C - ,• ,,, - - - .......... ,vith sweet gospel music, . - ..J I - 4 i.If Mn. John Andrew Yowigers (Photo by Bob Orwig) - 1L. '--- - .1 Joiner -Youngers - I ,_ ___- _____ ___________ • , - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Dear ago, a middle-age woman ivu uitvu moved into our apartment building on my floor. She lives alone with her dog. She's always dressed as though she's 1~ 1 I DEAR ABBY: Three month s ~1 ~i - 11 , - '- - - :.'.;::r - — - . -. ': -- -.- - - ___ - . Mildred Caskey, curator of the General Sanford Library and Museum, admires historical photographs currently on display In the library on East First Street. Sanford The exhibi tion of old photographs of the Sanford area and art ifacts collected over the IS DISPLAYED years by William Vincent Sr. is the lint In a series of exhibitions planned by the library's board of trustees. It Is open to the public at no charge on Wednestay, Friday and Sunday afternoons from "-5 -- IA WPOD PLAZA ALTAMONTI MALL Club Has Art Fest . e capes, feathers and a different Jt %, Mernbrs of the Saniord Women's Club will be Invited to ---'. U t .__ i - .*ai~ _ . - •1 . - i ,,?.'. i - ., t 0 wig for every day of the week, 20-year-old divorM man. I ___ ,E, the Jan. 12 Fine Arts Fe3fival of the Deltona Wormn's Club, Mrs. Johij Hall, chairman, has - .. K - - -_ The Bayior L n Priced to nut time at your J). g ByGENEIACKErF Herald Correspondent - __? . . -- -_ ._.. __.' ~.41#i "4 e [,, . I *. I ltvi'.. Abby ______ 1 ___________ - . =. main federated project for the " - year, with winners possibly - __ - J E d - ____ =---: me , 5 9 -- . - - 4 1 &i - - Robert H. Huddleston, 46, _______ ' 1'i i -- -'. _____ 1 )- l.--';._'J % dbw ______ ____ ______ ___ __ oco -.7- I -. - - j hat someone special on your Ch ri stmas list will love a Seiko' watch Precision made for excel lent timing, g Seiko* off offers a vane> variety o.' handsome styes. p ' Disso utions _______________________________________________ Im- - __ " . .-:.- ' - I' . - J - _____ - - - -.if .- . I Kam Singles ____._-f=n--.-~ff _1 ymmme- - - . ~_ -1- 1. - - ------------ ____ -. -., - - -. ; -. ____ I - - 7- ' ; -- - - -1. Mid-Florida Singles A&oc1atjn leld a Christma. partyDec.l3atl:3op.tn.at the 201 E. 10th Ave., Sanford home of Delbert Euga . __ W W—M Approximately attended. Gifts were ex. I - -__________________ I - - ----. - —.-.-;; -- - - _______ 1 ' --- ______ 11 I- Celebrate - served. Nine new members joIi1. All s1ig1es are invited to a New Year's Eve party at the German-American Society, Room 306A Flowers were ant by Singles Club. - Eight convenient ways to buy Zales Revolving Charge, Zaks Custom Charge, BanhAmericard, ____________ Lea Marontte & Cora A. Stuart A. Waithers & Joan A. G. Arthur T. Demeo & Marthan R Aaron D. Lagabed & Mary J. FredLMIiy&Dj5 UtharKrywlck&Wrn J Shirley J. Crosby & John m. U! I I I) I en1 Bre nt Taylor LrnIce - - - .— . EW - -p '" Lcrnu.r4 I - ;_ . __ __ -77M~ __ ____ ;_ 17 - L Liii -- _______ . I ,---- - -, I ,1 - .' ucts ii - lir-- If I f lo f Seik o". stainless p LF' A I'! e Dia~ Stow -ZT~tr - - - Instant powder '-i cup boiling - - .- L .: - .. '. ---., i ; .' I-- # G.C. EUBANKS - --- -- - ___ -- REM EMBERED .- . -- SLIM!("", "h.t] i,r veiItw g'I.t color. __________ _____ -r _ 1 .,I .. r i~t j,, ~, L ,o" -e, Y .;0 ~ t-t! ~l ~) , r ;III - 1-- f - - caslonally; remove from hea.. Dissolvecoffcejnhollwater When syrup and coffee reach room temperature, mix together. (Syrup will be thick,) into hot, sterlized bottles and Bicentennial Civic Organization recently dedicated a plaque (a .v.eznory - the tit' tr-anv4Lte C. cevr lightly with caps or Eubanks for his outstanding service to the Sanford communit y. Also honorcl for (heir work in the c 344 i6i. Note; it' were (from left) J. M. Mitchell, D.C. McCoy, Mattle Jefferson, the organization's For be,,-~ llavr, ut '4jthjn 3 monU . __. - - / / I f - - - loam A / LAWIFIENNI 'c -- -- r---. -'--- - t ". ' .- - - .. Shows hour mi nutes tl~~ J - -. I 11 I . ". I PIANOS __ -_.. i __ - '/, I )! "-- Come in and let us show you 13 reasons you should consider buying a Kohler & Campbell above all others. ,•, ALES ORGAS25 - ALFRED H. - - "QUAt.ITY NEED NOT 1FFXPFNSIVF" In 3-quart sucepan mix Add vodka and vanilla. Pour pre'.id'-nt,.nd Jcnetfr lbrr1fltO!1. (UI-raid Phot.'ti Mnrvii hI4nklns) -'-- -- - & together sugar and corn syrup. Bring to boil, sti rr i ng o. i— - ,__ I - ;c!-k% - *. , now for Chestmas - - 3cups light corn syrup 44 cup coffee ' 1: 4 $9995 g , ~, - - — Z - For Yu le Give Guests LI ChtStmaS ! 1 I Second Imports Fine Coffee - I Master Charge, American E xpress, Cart e Blanche, has been doing research on Betsy Ross, and will speak at -' ':' seconds, date and is accu• rate to within 15 seconds per month, Eight Convenient wars to titi' a e-. Revolv ing Charge, Zak's Custom mericar , Lmm -. 11 11 — ry ___ i Show; hours. minutec, Older People :; _=ii , DOWNTOWN SANFORD , 1_ __;ik F E__ __I-V - f - __ ___ -_~ -; 1-_14_ —~ 1, __~ --. ~_ _~~ . - _____ - __- --.111. 1 -__- _- ___ .. jr .~__ __ - ___: -_~. -, __~ 7 ~I = -1.~ :~ . . - 1---, . I - -. __- . :;z__ ii 1l • MAGNOLIA MALL. SUITE B I 4. -- THE TREE '' ______________ . -- TRIAvIM ING '. --' Seiko*. 0ayat,, 'ean Fernandez, one of the The new Harbor Scho for club's new members. Is in County hall opened in time for studegga and stall members to Seminole Memorial_ Hospital, eujoy CtwLtli1 frii%lLki together. Jerry Br-rnfer, directer, is IN&IL heipd with 1:a1n.n n the Christmas tree by student., Theta t Cilia ndOwdnParker.()ftrai4ptby4jCI ' __________ 11 I- SHOPPING CONVENIENCE FOR YOUR , ' - 4 ' stltchery, painting, ceramics and jewelr) ha ve regularly , drawn a large number of enp" 10 c;:'''4'iii / ::: ' trants. It 'ELI The sewing category offers 1f4t$sth' . different sort of challenge. i . .. I -' garmer,ts must be designed and Christine Jones (center) executive director of Seminole County Association for Retarded Children, made to fit the entrants, who WOMAN'S CLUB will model them 13 beams her appreciation upon receipt of checks totaling more than *200 to benefit The Little Red luncheon and style show. AIDS SCHOOL School house. The Lake Mary Woman's Club, represented, by Mildred Randol ph and Marina Quigley Winning entries will go to the Iright) sponsored a Christmas concert at The Forest, Lake Mary on Dec. 12 to raise the money. Irene Brown and Bettye Smith (left) are representatives of the Central Florida Chorale which performed district Fine Arts meeting, and if chosen as tops there, on to at e concert, state, and finally national competition. For BIIII theme, feat'.inir.g Betsy Rcaz has been • I chosen for the year. Mrs. hail .:: 1f I I- husband says It's none of my gii ' rt •, boy. the luncheon. - business. . friend flunk I should giv e it By . The public viewing on the the Editors L.Vièih1LiU iLI1.311ouz1 back continue to be the least ex- from cottage ch eese's lower fat significantly reduced calorie afternoon of because the ring was of Consumer Reports Jan 12 will Include DEAR CONCERNED: Your Oven as a promise of marriage, pensive milk available. A box of content. count. In the April 1974 issue of a display of aiti e objects of husband is wrong. It instant nonfat dry milk powder )°" and since I broke that promise, Consumer Reports, Consumers Did But you know cottage cheese is not as outstanding interest that one of the often supplied business. The woman Is ob. I should return it, sells for a bout 35 Union cornpai-ed even diet b' nutritious as natural cheese milk mem ben bers . less than the equivalent liquid vlously disturbed and in need of or brands with regular cotta ge I don't care what the eti quette Is whole milk? Skimproducts milk Is skim milk. And liquid skim even pasteurized process cheese. We treatment. Call your local books or the lawyers say, I want found that while the cheese. While It does contain diet usually more economical; milk usually costs Mental Health Associati on and to know how you f l i brands did have less fat ee about it. cheaper still (i}jIJiItiItII:}, Is Instant nonfat per cent less than whole milk, fewer calories and less fat than than regular cot tage cheese, report the Incident to them. in KEEP ME ANONYMOUS dry milk that you reconstitute ii I natural cheddar, It also conthe meantime, try to make none scored much lower in I)EAR KEEP: I think t ha t wi th water. And they're both rdl& j - -Remember, mike sure that (nina less protein , calcium, and calories friends with her. Nearly than standard cottage he an engagement Is broken better for you than whole milk, the nonfat dry imli'. you buy is vitamin A. If you always eat TiTi everyone responds to k1nn ess. Cheese regardless of who broke It content labeled "Instant because most of the fat Nonfat Dry cottage cheese instead of DEAR ABBY: how do we the rin g should be returned. Lsl'1Il1hI1r-Is removed. Th ere natural or pasteurized cheese, Few of milk's Milk." are dry milks shape up our children's table Cote cheese spoils more Everyone has a probie_j. Whal'i -e to Incre,,,se ), valuable nutrients are lost in the market labeled as Instant it is wL manners (ages 6, 10 and 12) vourai our daily quickly than other varieties of For a personal reply, wrde to the fat-removal process. dry milk products. These milk servings " without causing complete ABBY: 801 W• 0100, LA. Calif of fortified skim milk, cheese, so don't buy the largeleafy vegetables, and foods size cotta ge fliough most of the vitamin A products contain more fat disruption at mealtime? cheese cotitainer .u. and vitamin D content are lost, nonfat dry milk, from the meat group. unless you're sire you can use DAD Hale?. write irflora? Send Silo Unusual Gifts many brands of skim milk and DEAR DAD: Consistent and "Diet" People who need a co ttage cheese con- it all within a few days after cheese FROMAROUNDTHE Instant nonfat dry milk are gentle re that is easy to eat frequently tains half the fat of even purchase. WORLD fo rtified with these vitamins, by'i booklet -How to Write examples IuOuiu uO it. AT choose cottage cheese, And standard cottage ch eese, But, I AllOt ions Please encloie a cream cheese is Li not • A an change, nonWhile prices do DEAR ABBY: My daughter lg. s peo ple on wieght.control or low. m tlu.3 Case, low fat does not dressed. stamed Street adequate substitute for regular fat dry milk will prouciuiy saturated-fat diets can benefit necessarily whoianotyctl5wantstodatea ceflt) nzean a eese or cottage cheese. For f anyone on a limited budget, - -rL cream cheese Is a luxury, not a _i p 1 iii E . SECOND ST. ,f' -SANFORD. FLORIDA nutritional necessity. Open Evenings 'TO 9 O'clock - -9! se it was given to me as a ______ Lingerie -1 • C8111, Barnett & Earl Dolton Thelma Jean Hhik1e Darnell & Rocky Ray Suggestions: Lostu,ne Jewelry ~. ~. - at r - -7 that there is little more than two weeks before the Jan. 11 Al -~Z, .- ______ Carte Blanche, Layaway. -- — (iiff _ ____L_ ".. : * , ,; . .,w W -,* ,,-4, *, "-ma(— e _~~, 1" -.'i-' 1 ,-t --,; -~ '. At the same time, Mrs. Hall .I w-- _____ Russell Franklin Karel Marlles Y. Ber.nett & Hermlna Ranch Pi t R1d Bennett . Annie Clank & Walter II Donna L Rai nier & Mth F Thomas 0 Cooper & Sandra wm T. M orris I T DVUU&C Bobble K Gregory J. Michael N McGibbn & Henry 1. Clark & Annie L ~ - Master Charge, American Express, Diners Club, Of Marriage - r _2 7 . __ - 21_ - , * ~ ,.- 14 # - — h- .. most expensive C ___ I think I should keep it What should I do? My ei David L. Frye, 17, 124 , ; to , How -- . e I 's' ___ _________________________, - t season A zB Rob iitusv., TI II D. Allen, 20, 2 D[I14 ard Blvd Rt 1 Bi 177 1W Willow Ave.. Rebecca G 35, 407 Mendel Lu, " tus e Griffin, 17, 206 Woodn-iere Blvd. Winter Springs John G. Durham, 24, Box 27(r' Edward J. Miller, 20, 2810 S. Donald E Bailey, 30, apt Ik Mary, Susan L Swain, 21, French Ave.. Renee M. Gilbert, Sandlewood Villas, Gayle G. 407 San arlos Ave 19, 1 Santa Barbara Dr. Richardson, same - ."14 - ____ i . -- - ' is James B. Goodson, 37, 417 Charles H. - Goethe, 50, Box Russell S. Chaudoin Jr., 5t, Na -arre Wy, Alt SpgL, Jeanne 2, Catherine L Bruinley, 46, Box 362, Holly S. Chaudom, X. M. Harris, 27, Clearwater 3202 S. OL Dr. 501 same James IL Crabtree, 35 43 Kurt W McLeod, 20, 114 S Huron J Braxton, 24, 1710 W Gale P1., Mary L Cause, 23 Sunland Dr., Rosalind K. 16th, Barbara A. Miller, 18, 1822 same add. Ferguson, 19, RI 3 Bx 415 Cooli dg e Ave. James A. Mollnell, 35, 3314 Marshall D. Felts, 31, Rt2Bx Curtis Dr., Apopka, Gloria Kenneth II Wood, lP, 3616 R. 34OMUd.,BrendaK.Stubba,23, Palm Ave., Apopka, Vicki T. . mw . Marriage Applications - going. Especially a divorced one. Yesterday she walked down do you think? Also, the hail stark naked to empty he w hen calls, Is it my place to her trash basket! I couldn't ask him please not ca ll my believe my eyes.' I phoned the daugh ter anymore? manager immediately, and he WORRIED MOM said the woman pays her rent DEAR MOM: When he calls, on ti and doesn't bo ther letyourdaughtertdll him not to anybody so he couldn't do call anymore. I agree he's anything about It. He said the old for her, divorced police would have to catch her DEAR M mother In th e act, at which time they anu,i i1£ are' iiwving "" a 1greecould take her down and book ment. I am 19 and was engaged her. for six months. I recently broke Abby, I don't oyfr iend troubl for this poor ro b decide what to do with my but she must have faintly beauti ful (and quite expensive some w here who should be engagement ring what ____ ____ f#h#-tW& carries a suitcase wherever she but she doesn't want to listen. goes. I'm sure she's not all there. She's not very friendly. never been in any kind of When I Bay hello to her, she trouble, but I think she is too - r " ' - ____ p 'L' .. __ f ..- ' - ,.. - --------- ;-,- -TUP ___ ~ .J_I •" beautiful articles for your holiday gilt giving on sale. ___ . .- ____ $1 - Ji6 l :1k - - 1 1 ! U --_---- For Elderly Streaker ., _____ -. I the Black Bicentennial Comnilttee has a booth with many -%-` . Y .. ,; '' l'""5 - 14 - Neighbor Seeks Help I _____ MEMORABILIA On Saturdays in the downtown area on West First •- Jertha Drain etter, a ored by (from left) Gertrude DeMarthi., Ilfida lUbNe, Dr. George Stark, Dr. Orville Both Fanc3aedGracefuchards.(neraldpeo(obyfl.I.,wk) Martin dill -Willis . ___________ ! - ___ I t ____ .' - - IV They n the city. I 4.. -- - huIL1 W - r- voices of these young people froin the college filled the air £ -- - - ~ .. t The Stanley Gospel Singers from Bethune CookmanCoilege were In concert at the Westslde Improvement Association Ce nter Sunday. The beautiful - -; !. rt,p,,.,.. . 1. . - t-- --: and greet many of their old hometown friends. TW* Elizabeth Ann Martindill and cheater, Va. The bridegroom Is floor length gown styled on of the bridegroom and Glenn Charles E. Willis Sr. were the son of linda Dale Iner and John with lace trimmed long sleeves rnzitrimany at Winter Park Matron of honor Mrs. Jodn married Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Willis Sr. simple flowing lines. She Welborn, son-In-law of the Andrew Youngers were of SanfordGeorge and theM. late Mm carried and overlace yoke. She carried a single red tinw bride, sm Presbyterian Church on Dec. 20 May wore a floor length gown of First United ,ed as ushers. Methodist Church, Willis. married at the Church of the a bouquet of daisies and red carnation. Bridesmaids Doree ford, with Rev. Marvin G. . -reen Nativity, Lake Mary, on Dec. 6, baby's breath. Following Lee offi ciating in the can- line silhouette with the daughter of the Given n marriage her SOfl, Willis, a dark hui,ner, pastor o tirace Luwell Martindjlj Ill 1 at p.m. with Father church Fellowship dielight, double ring ceremony. green long sleeved jacket Me thodist Ch bridegroom, and Mary and Ii,C , the bride uriutgroom, BeckyYoungers, urch, officiating at Y- ilflam Niedart officiating at I )UP e e Organist was Mrs. Willi am F. featuring light green ruf fled the candlelight Beverly MartlndIll, daughters I fbride'oci and Nan Gaurirv double ring of the bride, wore gowns styled Daytona DCSCH.WWM% UIP 10 the candlelight mass and cousI Lee Slid soloist wa. Mrs. W.H. lapels. She wore a dark g ceremony. f Ui b Id were ° I°te double ring ceremony. Jeanne er Martin. identically to the honor atvelvet hat and carried a muff sc o o p They will make IdIn Mrs. James (Lucy) Magill. bridesmaids in gowns Identical their home at ' was organist and Stan The bride Is the daughter of covered wi th white roses and sister of the bridegroom was tendant's one In red velvet, the long sleeves *O9 Laurel Ave., Sanford. The Brumley soloist, to that 0(the honor attendant Mrs. Ben IL Jones of Oviedo holly, other two in re f I green, In keeping &Idegrm is employed as nset laze. She carried organist and also rendered the Kenneth Youngers served his °.L bouquet of and the late Ben H. Jones. The with the Christmas theme of the chief clerk In tle Orlando MISS Susan Jones, sister of solo, accompanied by Mrs. a CasC&,c The trkle is the daughter Of brother as best man. Randy wedding and reception, I. bridegroom Is the son of Mr. the bride, and Miss Patty Bird, Donald (Brendr, Markiand, freight office of Seaboard Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Joiner Sr., Almond and Danny and Mrs. Robert A. Bird of sister of the bridegroom were niece of the bridegroom. Headrick Best man was Charles E. Coastline Railroad. The bride 2744 Ridgewood Ave., Apt. 57, Winter Park. Mrs. Glenn (Ann) Welborn, Willis Jr., son of the is supervisor in the classified Sanford. The bridegroom Is the were ushers and groomsmen bridesmaids in gowns identical TU were Charles Youngers, Given in marriage by her to that of the honor attendant. Mrs. ILbride is the of daughter of daughter of In thea red bride, served as bridegroom. Dennis Carroll advertising department, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Larrick Win- matron on honor C. brother of the bridegroom, and velvet, and gran dfather, H.C. Parker, the Donald Markiand, nephews Evening Herald. Robert Burke ser ved as -Youngers of Sanford. bride wore a gown of white man. Russell A. Kohler and Pat Joiner, brother of the bride, I i organza with modified A- John B. Jones were ushers and _~7:~. ___ nyjon Given in marriage by her z _- :4. Following a reception in the ___ line silhouette adorned with groomsmen were Dave L. father, h br ide r a the couple rows of dun) lace (oing the Frame and James M Jones. satateau gown with -,' ,~ncon left an a wedding trip to Wait backoftbeskfrtwtijchflowetj lace trim, tucked bib bou, ce and Dhqnev World and a tour of FoUowlngarectpuonin gracef ul ly Into a dispel train. church Fellowship Hall, the long, full lace trimmed sleeves other Florida tourist atMr.andMrs.AIexJ,Sei.raes, Mrs. Marie Serraes of West son of Mr. -J and Mrs. Fred 10 rows of lace encircled the co uple left on a wedding 119 E. gown Woodland Dr.. Sanford, Palm Reach. a wedding trct1. or --graduated in Bay, and Mra. I.VQ band slurt trcmt and bordered the V. North Carolina and Tennessee announce the engagement of 1V74 neckline and attached from Seminole High School Johnson, all of Statesville. He cal = neckline and long full bishop train. They will make their home in their daughter, Eileen Marie, to where she was a mem They will make their home In ber of at tended Seminole High School sleeves. Attached to a lace Goldenrod. The bride Sanford, where the bridegroom Maichel Dan Johnson, son of Civinettes and is presently and graduated from Seminole a headpiece was a chapel length teacher at Sanford Susan Jack served as matron is employed as an assistant Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. John- attending Semi nole Community Community Coll ege In 1974. He of honor In a li train of imported illusion also School and graduate student at ght p i in son, 1920 k double foreman by American Palmetto Ave., College while employed as a is employed by Con Produce ______ tinental of knit dress on A line silhouette Lxchange bordered wi th dun) lace She Rollins Sanford. College The teller at First Federal Savings Central Florida. carried mother-of-pearl bible bridegroom Is employed by Miss Serraes1 born In West and Loan of Seminole topped with an arratgcment 01 B&W Quality Growers and Palm Beach is the grandThe wedding will be an event SANFORD PLAZA daughter, of Mrs. George IL white roses and holly leaves. attends Florida Technological Her fiance, born In of Feb. 7 at 4 p.m. at All Souls ALTAMONTE MALL The bible was a gift to the bride University. Seilner f Suitland, Md. and Statesville, N.C., Is the grand- Catholic Church, Sanford, L4 8NA ; ., I! IN . & 1 where they were able to meet 4 :,1..T._ W Following a wedding reception in the church FeIlms ship Hall, the Couple left on a wedding trip to Colorado and New Mexico. They will make their home in Belmont, Tex Both arestudentaa(Texa Lutheran College ix Seguin, Tex. - -.1 - ix.. - - - - Kaspar and Carl Carlson. d]ellght gown featuring a high -• .' i '( ruffled neckline of J rej' embroidered rose-poi nt lace ar1s. It was styled - -• WW withempiebollce,As • and bishop sleeves Her , wmi,., s u headpiece was a full length mantlils edged in matching re- she carried a cascade bouquet MissGallD.R1gdonofJ embroidered rosepoint lace and of white roses. served as maid of honor In a full ' - 0 5q ---\ - "-' - _____________ r 0 were Dr. George Sta rk, with The Les Ron Amles Club Amvets Post and Auxiliary on Mr. and Mrs. John McClalren horn she has worked for many Ann ual Gift and Toy Dance was the corner of 5th Street and of New York City, were the Jesusha DraIn, who (or the years, past 32 years has served the directorand Dr. Orville Barks, held Friday at Club Eaton, Cypress Avenue. houseguests of this writer while of (he Health Center Eatonville All toys and gifts P ~_~_"on acation In sunn Florida Al00 Nurse 1111da -Ibbie, will be given to unDr. Vernell Roberts and J.A. They visited with their niece, a midwife, was honored on her DeMartino, Marie derpriviledged children at Roberts of Washington were in Shirley, In Tampa, and retirement Wednesday with a Gertrude others Francis and Grace Richards, Christmas time. t' city visiting witb their of their family. While In Sanparty at the Seminole County who recently retired as director Another annual Christmas family for a few days. Dr. ford McClalren enjoyed fishing I Health Center, Sa nf ord. of nurses at the Health Center. party for the children was held Roberts got In some f ishi ng In the lovely waters around — Present to congratulateher Saturday from 1:30 to 5p.m. at while in the city. Seminole County. They also visited Silver Springs and sites - ?"I of Interest. The McClairens -i-. ;werehofloredwjthadjji,r — party at the home of Earl E. 7beY wore gowns Identical to - — 0 B MAR VA HAW K A KINS r rrespon eat t. sex., Susan Neumann of Seguin, Tex. ' 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Retiring Miwie onored V Ofl O Geneva. ___ - - ._14' ~_ W_v&_ ~ __ - __ - ~ ' Evelyn Pfeii of Dallas, Tex., Kolu Gro3enbacher and Shelley l 1. - = P son : - - Lester R. 0 Nell of Indlo, Call!. - .4 - -I 7 - ___ -. - Years 0 length hot pink gown featuring halterneckflneunderlong slee ved Jacket with scalloped hood. Her bouquet was a mixed floral arrangement of pink res. -- ,__ The bride is the daughter of * , - - - -, -- - - fi, - ____ L ___ .*j - - EENWWINWMM~ ___ Teresa Lou O'Neil became thobrldeof Charles William Stratznan at Dr Martin Luther Lutheran Church, Shiner, Tex.., on Dec 20 at 630 p m with Rev. Clifford Grosenbacher officiating at the candlellgM, double ring ceremony. Miss - - , - - After 32 O ' Neil -Stratman - ______ - . - .-. --.- __ F. - - . Accent On Weddings - --77 - CANN O,D. l -- [ Announces the opening of hisoffice for the practice of LES OPTOMETRY PaJIUCCIPrOfeSSiO:aICnter I I 00 East F Irst Street Suite 5 Sanford, Florid Hours by appointment 323-5623 The Dianiond Store - - 'T --4-c .7,- �__ _ —1 I V - - t -I -i'E - ______ q: ` t ! - I - , 1 :7 I - P--J1r— -IT, ._Y1 ,-4;F _ I1t f - - - L_A'rndI Life ._._ __ . _' . 1 ~ r_ 1211 W LA)n % . I , ~ A - - - __ 11 THE $ORN LOSER , - ,: X~~__~ by Art Sansom sowV "' SaNge A,:.j-j C .-_ Ce j- Fir _ -- P frZraticcs ire Ii&ely to oc fl Don't tilL. be besztant ab II _____ it I LIN 00W,-KA,X4V jiCURS ) _ _____ _______ imp1iIvely do 42 1 !~e - , k, RK VIEFt m4APPOZED' — It L L_ — . 414 I , L ,ii*) - k . — __ . - ____ -A - I- / ______ -- - - .. _______ " , ; -- . . ,-,, _ _ . . _, PISCES Fb!Marth but Thacanbeafrtuiateday(. 4 1! _*Nko l w~ 1:__-, - - _-_; -, I . . __ff -. _- .I , - -T - I tod , _ i4. Li 1 For Monday, December 22, -. R~ 0SWAII) and JASIF-S JACOBV . -. - -Ik -1 . L- - . --- ,,_ k**_ .1 0 I r - __?_7__ _L i, *_ - - - __%1,_ W __jl %, .I - - __ - - -. ,.. x It lftry4 ..;._, %_ >% . : - . _: I . - ) 1975 ____ - 0 __ I , "". ARIES (jMjrch 21-Aprfl 19, goal today youll not easily be .- I kely - r_ r - __ 'I *__..-*--t-?;"--,-__-_____ . --t ', D . - - to be directed toward things of a for something worthwhile. _______ _( - ,:J ___ - WIN AT BRIDGE I1 1~_ I 1 .., REST ______ ,____ L) ____ - = ... . i II —i ___ -*- PW _ 9 ____ £ __ - 0~ 0 :1 _____ I * - I : 0 I ( WHAT 20 I_ <' t I I I; t; * 1 '. t~-i ty t : A . / ,) f_" -, ,, ~/~, ,'*' I , fe di ,4 1: I I _r I, DA,My,JUGHEAD THERE'S MA[X!jio0 By ( A" S He played ace and another newspaper. ________________ M~ prrl ___• — ___- . bl- _________ Once You set YOW mind on a ! I - Uj E ,t r3 . .1 ( 1 CARNIVAL by I 4 4iz~~ z zI. - it- '. I% - ___ ---'0 1 017 .1 . I on § 1.4 @ - I. TI TUMBLEWEEDS - I WANT IV TYANK YOU NOW %M= * 11 f : r ~?lI _ _j hp : ulig I W 1 I 11, 1. 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Avoid stick4n- Try to spend some time today your pet bby, or putter or in groug SIMLA with something else you 7be enjoy doing. YOu,H find it very results you're hoping for today relaxing. be attstned if you do what is nece&wy without calling too much attention to yourself. LIBRA (SeK n-od. 23) you have a 'way of exprtasing your You will make some very ' deas today that capture$ the constructive changes this coming year that will benefit especially if you're tRMN you materially. Howevff, you mwt be Prepared to work __ NG W"A 4.16v,vd.r. ___ - ________ ______________ ]' _ 1. - _ - _-, _____--- _____ *a 8 6 A ____ - - _______________ . _____________________ ___ ___ . . MEST VOW Mooicy I I w I SEEK & 41 TO BE RE Cyc - - - ) I i! i __ * F . _. _7 _• . I A 1 i ARcmIE i e i 0 li 6 CANCER (June 2!-July 22) APelmsykanta reader asks South was in business. Not the (For a copy of JACOPY very best so" of business. but )WODERN, send $1 to svjn . .P i --~, 42. 0 - ; . * ) I ; MOVE CUR C LOT W E S To Twr= BACK 0 z :LOSET,/ .; are you right. Even If little dLsturbsncesco pop up you'll take them th The Herbert convention provides that when you res. de contract POnd tJ a (0176119 two bid you was doubtful indeed. but South bid the next suit (not two gave the cards a chance and notrump as the negatie they responded nicely. responser Thus. the negative The deftnSt started with response to t IWu . Vis is W25 In with the king and rather unsatisfactmy and is Promptly Played his ace Of one of the weaknesses of the spades and dummy*z eight. Herbert convention !— if tber're those I .I - I - SwaW&Jamnjj,,, It-20 feel ff you our Conditions should be very .* I tion, by Al Vermeir bo 0!: - - __ I~~ I- I - I ~ f 4 CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan 19) Most of are likely to go toward hel~~ others sort out their problems However, I don't think y( ,u,U .., two-spacle op, ,ning is when OPEMM lead - f f* . $ , Lf ~~ 11 n1 A f 71 le # 2: pa" Pall p,ass (_ HOW _'U t4, I South to chm-k his high dia, Liri! d leave was en 5ekb: . jack of trumps pulled Weit s Pau Pass - li~7 _-,1 1"o' , _. j OW1) LXI " whitr" 4 I ." I SEE "— '-- r' ' I __ - . I ' .owl. - -j._ -, BE A8LE TO -ell I MOM'S BEEN t CHRISTMAS \,SWOPPING! _ I I" * t 1 1. / \1'' 0 PRISCILLA S POP :; 1 - ' I - e • Z Z, I %:i~~ 4 ') 4- io %*-- i 1t _ez% iid. i I ,_4 I .. 1,; ~ able to play the six A *AJ9 I coulLc s"ow IT To , CA ' CXANIC)N0? ,~.t__,__,,FV -r , 1 ;. . earefully played dummy s GEMINI eight of spades earlier was Den't be tim(May 21-June 20) at,out . A Guc Young si-i~ ME Q A" . . . , YoLT way of thinking if you Present Your Ca.se With nerve owed to you. ___ - :_ __11.____ - ,:~ _-j . .-_____1i ~ - Q9 _____________ ____________ TAURUS (April 20-Msy 20) 21) Someone impo ruffed with the king aM led his wn of spades West FAST (Do v 95 • BLON(JE 20 1 my- East was in with the act AJ916& 11 / - — _________ - - _____ . - .. _____ k a~ __ 7bO* You may not fM like it sown the seeds for ir the past. early in Ehe day, make plilm to The rebwns may be larger L th SOfflt Wfl with close yo u expected r CA% IV -. .- _:, cwi 0-7 ___ , j ________ 41 I ___ U 44 __ __ I 3, t0 — . -_r A _____ ay remember: She isn't always you if you work in accordan" _____ 36 --- Tll __ Innately, __ 7 - 1_; A . - U=vm about you today. It puts othm "' t'v j __ by Larry L ,~,, -: Ido __ At f - you're as concerned about thern b,y Roffol & ticim" - help your work or carm. Ask I - I ,~~ =- . 7=I Im - . ZOM way. You'll probably reive ft for you ü a %CTY unusual by late If a Ow with your in. promptly.manner. ttsatheatbwillthgto CANCER iJune 21-July 22i __L BUGS BUNNY 21111- s ear. KffP Y= pL= loom- deTeiop that could Ill . -=- _____ : I :_ 14 1 .- - __ (4. ~ . ~.-- AC AC01,-L .- . - / -_ a____________________ For Sunday, December 2 to 1975 43 Tt4w 12 , %.0 _- _____ - - 'SfiEX % - 1-4 . .0*1 , - ~ -- ____________________ i1 1~-117 0_'f_1 . N, _qjW9 7~ ,% ~, ... A a~ g S C,T 2 I - _____ - HOROSCOPE __ CAMPUSCLATTERW,thrnMOBURNS AT LEAST E fl' NC PAVE ANY F#NALS - K;T, -- _, .-.---,___, - _1~_ . .. - , '. I it IFICA00 VT IL F - '.. :_ 4 ____ 49 colt"im S3 P%jr-40, puk"s -------------- - -_1"_-_- - - —11 --_ z 4_ .- I E_ Tt - * '~~Jg FIA'f'Z — , .7. _. .. ! Ti - - - ______________ III ________________________ ___ pp.- - z;; >* - K.A%:,Vr, '' - - I --WOR-R-PARM M -,-'~ R -- __1 7N,17 _- _- - 1_1 , i ou _ - E T 04L :~ E-g 15<-, 1 I . - ' - ~ ~ I __~__- - ___ M -- fr - 0 -=- = _ _----__ . 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HECTOR IS _ o CL UI I - N CASE OF DANGER THE SHIP CAN urrr ru ~ __ g x w j -2 _aA ~~ jyr-_w -7 3 N t - 1 it - — 1 Is UI i Fi __ 0,..= O - p11i - 3E PRAWN AWAY FROM THE DOCK _ n wI :a 2 SrC '0 _ / ;-'--- A. 47 liD me -_ _-U: THEN HE HAS ThE ANCHOR TAKEN FAR OUT IN THE HARBOR SO THAT ____ E; M a og Piicw ___ -<_--- - - SHIP IS BEING PROVISIONED, GUNDAR HIRL WATCHES FIRE SPREAD THROUGH THE CITY. THEN THE DOCK WORKERS DROP THEIR WOR)< AND _ ___ & a - Our Stø't: AT THE QUAY WHERE HIS _ F a ____ ---- _ ____ _ 71 _.Ao _ - a' - A___7 0 :_- .. .._ AV - 17ALL , (A =Vo 5:57 —--- X UI 11!JILfr am _____ L IIWQ I - -Ir"41111 - .1 r. R _ 0 - ___ - to =- _--- _ . 6 - .. ik~~im \L CANNOT TAKE HIS FAMILY TO 4FETY BY THIS GALLERY, THE 06 IS ENTERING AT THE. OTHER ENC FOR ALL ALONG ThE WALLS CRAZED SERFS ARE SWARMING OVER TO INDULGE IN AN ORGY OF DESTRUCTION - - b. EXT WEER-)'(dfl fk -.....-... j W I -___ . .. 4- Wasi # _______ . . 1 1, 0C h 11 -- -.M- n- E.S. 9J . 3 gL x I, 3 . 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AIVO ,$i,4RTh',q WA/YTEP WELL-RO/J,VO6D TREE' I - Les _____ Carroll - -. _ /• Jr aim 15 34 f by ---' hit 0 11-C — LA6 %tV - J - 5A L' - ___ I' it cis / Y~L E - / ' Cr .- - cj7 j \ _____ ••• -•.- I I ' ,,,,_ / His Vest JI.N . . :t .'..' .: •'' - . - 4 -- 1 I J . •. 1' 1 and full 1(actions 8000 rie:es pets In 121;." , ascii plus 75c br IjI '' I. i \ -- 60~~ .L) 121iNCHtS site. c /A 1 () I, -. l. poi,p, and handling pattes number arid sup to PATTERNS ( ihis t, 4hB Midtown Sutton, Now York NY fOOJ Poil piq Si , Spnd them to h*r this nowapag.r_J i - and use different different carts of the EMILY r'rt for - " ',. \i ,,' , . I. ' DEAR POLLY — My Mom tts up a tabl e spoon of salt in a piece of thin material and rubs this on a pan to npp the food fc'm stirkirm A 11 1 :4. IAtysff DEAR POLLY To rnnke nil ov.r book marks I cut pictures from birthday and Christmas cards and on the back of each one write IN.' lime of the sender and tne date I s most pleasant to open a book md be reminded of n • friend holding the place for me TRACY. - DEAR POLLY — When antifreeze is drained from the car pour it on here you do not to grow JULIA, r- ••. Side.By.Ride t1it::::: Thnflnhrn Drig ?p1jtha ' :\' :1 Calicod'a! — a set ol pets fj: to dehht the children. 00 has pattern _F i"D nedium Cr I - I Vudium: V4 yatds e in,-h. _______________ . ,y: Let him choose either tnn-line with zipper. c1031ng or long.line with with Ffr-G Guide S fl cIzes ', I ____________ nIng. Thecrayon :rigttcr the top is reused the marking washes oft with hot water vory CaSi• I.- -. MRS• SMcC. 7T7 pSind ii; !U'l addrru iy OR j - • _______ ____ 12-21 - I __ . ' - DEAR POLLY — When I can vegetables I grade thorn according to quality. Those marked "A' are of company dinner quality and for gifts. Those marked on the lid with a "B' are for family uo, When dating the cans I also write with n r':Iynn on the tv.o-pft'c.type Il DEAR POLLY — If you do a lot of basting when sewing, use odd PICCOS of six strand embroiders floss for basting thread Separate each piece so you have six t1rcads DEAR POLLY — Empty margarine containers come in very handy on camping trips. They makegreat salad or cereal bowls. — JULIA. irit MERR - . 1C ________ / ;1 8170 "Alt ( 'TREE '), Go CA ,. %%hilo the jar is warm from tile cliti- • /(Y . ),,..... _ 1PE _' ,.. /i2. I r . - . °Fp/'S ______ - 8.le' -•-.-------- - Conifoiiabie Be at ease in this pretty duster in the smock styli. No 8315 with PhotoGuide is in Large, Medium or Sm2ll Size. Medium (12.14): 2* yards 45. inch Vic 0 ' 8315 - - 1 - \ 17I 9 - - - I -- DEAR POLLY — A good. substanIlal stake for a dog can be made by driving a rod or small pipe into the round with three or tour toot left d)OVC the ground so no one will ;tumble over it Faston a metal ring .., the dog's chain aiW drop the rInq dwn over the P "'S E P P -- DEAR POLLY — I find a slightly dampened stool wool pad ca b used to remove or ornse Rr.rntr.hPc from white or bone patent shoes vhen there is a tendency to mark the (Poliv's riot@ — I was (old to do this whon I bought newv while. patent- looking shoes but found that I 0110f arred removing t h e miirks with 'flhpits?o on a siighty dampened piper tO%& ( fl(I then wipIng oil l%ith one darnp'- ned with clear water.) 5236 '. OZ Snug mittens for all the fam i ly. No. 5236 has knit directions for S1z03 5, 6. 7, 8 and 9. \ • • \. TO - vl a. Pviitiene - - -- • - ' Send eocPIus15c Ønrn iiiii, for puitage and . nurfibrt nd siza to PA rrcuNa thu ne-pap), bo x 43*5. Midtown Station. New Yqik, NY belt. • .- - - --- �M 17 CL rr -. — i. on C aa1 '• .. 3 ----.------ — — —,n_o -.-. ow ,n V , to is 30 Do a C. a - --- - - - - - - . . - fla 4 : L i LtJItil1 ' -0 1iI! I op l _ 177717, ___ — En ___ at C 11 &3 A %1 3 a, A -_1_1--- -1 L m r-RL PL.n Lr'ioD _____ ___ D im Lrd iF - 5 ___ 1:ET Ai _Ti 1' 1 '-'-"-_'A-)I) I - ______ - __________ ca to I AIMAL HOSPITAL.-: 3 DON T FEEL TOO BADLY, P[T CERTAINLY WASN'T YOUR FAULT' IT ' - ' CALL IT A DIAGNOSIS, ISS POTTS, NOT AN ESTIMATE t - 7106 — r- __________________ - A ______ L 1' , ii I 1 \ p , ___ L A6 F 6IRZ PATEY XCA SIONAZ 1.Y, THE -, ~A MF,4S YOU. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your ideas win approval Sunday, Monday. Career benefits Tuesday. A happy Wednesday. Much in demand socially Thursday, Friday. More surprises Saturday. YOUR RE'SEPVATIONS Aff IA-CRIF1,0? 1-AST-4flAvar C PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Lucky In oint Interests Sunday. Monday, stir NoT F047 gl(; "FRANKLY, THAT 'MEOW' BAFFLES ME!" OCKY M(IRZIS WILL 'NONE FOR ME MOM IF THE DESSERT S ANY GOOD! ) 0 __ FRIENDS or usy with ast-minute details Wednesday. COUWRY WILL i_X*kiikZ~ A COLO SIVAP, Wj4lcH AOUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Fortunate in partnerships as week bt9ins. __ NOTE Send letters to Be,nce Bede Osol, do mIs newspaper, POEL /LL I I A HAPPYHOb/pAyA ay. TAKE by HUMOU60 TOM ISBELL X X;T It Student's Corner BUTT OUT! F14~"- ICIA pleasant holiday. Popular with others saturday. PISCES Feb20 March 20) Career benefits -- ion Tuesday, Considerate of others Wednesearly in the Week. A se dec,- ___ and C up 01 P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Gernice cannot 11 The letters, only the ones of renoral 1b 3- ;On 0 S n 101 'i W SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) Goals successfully accomplished Sunday, Monday . YOU Standout Tuesday. Friends treat you generously Wednesday. BusY he!ping others Thursday, Friday. A lucky BERni[E PREDICTS - W11 ARk, 1 "AT LEAST YOU HAVE THE LAW OF AVERAGES WORKI4G FOR YOU . I'VE LOST MY LAST 27 CASES! w; Zc ____ 14OWWR I , Y06 00 Tap 70 FA# - , —'-r e VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. dly. Surprise invitation sday. Communication with a loved one Wednesday. Generous with others Thursday Friday. A fun Saturday. __ :l ' ARIES (March 21-Apfil 19) SOClil activity Sunday, Monday, Tasks left 1111 the last minute midweek. Generous toward otherS Thursday, Friday. A secret reward Saturday. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Fun and surprises for your jamil Sunday, Monday. Busy socially Tuesday. Wednesday. Don't overindulge Friday. Share Saturday with your male. GEMINI (?,a 21-June 20Good news mines both Suday. Mnd. rrise guest Tuesday, Spend Christmas Eve at home. Party time Thursday, riday. Busfnes3 matter requires attention Saturday. CANCER(June 21 July 22)Bright prospects Sunday. Monday. Surprise cOmmonication Tuesday. Pleasant journey Wednesday. Entertain loved onpn Friday. You meet someone new Saturday LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Popular and lucky Sunday. Monday. Last minut shopping uesday. Unexpected gift Wednesday. Racing wound Thursday. day. Friend I .. — . - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oci. 231 Friends treat you warmly Sunday. Moriday. yoll secretly helo someone Tuesday. Som6ining special from a loved ow., 7C 3 —i "a zi HAONF/R'415 YOIIAF4 P14Nz n CL \I___ L 14 / r J.5 4 i, E _________ 1 icc i• — e th Now I — 0 r. 11 in do. (30 btlt N Clv.,( 815 i 000 ___ to ____ C aO . kN CL d e _____ - ujeei< in v r-J > C n I ________ - 1311-1, -1 IDAY...tliis"Nm, eli:, anct t i iti Ilk, - ROO& IN mueay ART/ST/C THEY 4 - 1 'I -' .- P — 0. 0 pr 1b 9 - - • - • MATER/AL i'/ /WNFR ATdE/5F/xp ANP H/GLY RESISTANT — ARMIS __ CAPRIcORN (PC.zo-jq) ARC BOTH MAQNA/4011s A//PPllPENrT/JgyA[ 6EHER$ WiTH TNO5 WHO i // - - - ___ APR/ORNSAppg/ATE/7WHEN OTHERS PLACE THEIR TRUST IN THEY P0 Nor op ' I wHo DEPL THEIR I -• - i 0 0 THY C H FOOLISYLY.' .71 C&NTA"r, 3401 3. T, LOST! 130THER /axwo 15 &4v ___ CL I_ r I (p ct - P11M M BO - I / WRLD, MILDFA I • — 41& 1120m. TAE JU c cc* 4S 1 VV NIQ111 T. Vol MURRAY zap 17 1'.12 XJrto, 2 S'd Pr in Cr 1111 9 §4 W. OUT OUR WAY WILLIS, ABOUT THAT CHRISTMAS TREE" ) (1 7 1 w bY d Sulliq%ra ?W&t YOUR 1I ffI MOTHER IS IN HYSTERICS, AN trOLJR SISTER WANTS TO HANG U BY R THUMBS - YOU AS)<E2 IP rOU COULP rTHIs IS THE TRIM THE TREE BY 'rtJURCHRISTMAS SELF WE LET YOU. / BUT , SEASON I ll 1M r I NY , 14 ' .31 n It A U. 111 ' --c 01 0* ar I II-..LL ( 1 J _ I 5 I j IL f 4i L/ OD ___ I all I i I KNOW 'TJ(J'RE EXCITEP ABOUT NE YEAR BUT TRY )J TOHOLCKA[ITT1E ,,, J I I i"Al / / AFTER CHRISTMAS 'rOU '>L1.1 OKAWOKAY! PO WHAT U WANT( I'LL CHANGE IT.' BUT RIGHT NOW, - rCAN SEE WHAT KINPOFA 5JCENENN!AL WEAR . WEEGQNNA. ') I . . -: I rlur, z OW 1r I ,I, H" I I r m p,- LY OFF 44 I ' r F- SO CM! ç- - - - )• / -4' I IT HAPFUtS ALL 7HE \2MThHU1I - , c - -' g a r2- FRWO! I Ikl II I �COW _____ -- am= imm Will _ : !p !1IIU -- M ' ' 4 a OA - g n V of II!L I r 7.7 iH!qj1u jü1;sai ft O CA I CAMPUS CLATTER - .0 0 MV PMILOSOPMY PROF Y HE SAYS HAS SOME INTERESTINO HUMANS EXIST — '1OU'RE PROSABLV wø1 I'm Larry Lewis DOONESBURY by WHAT A THE BODY IF SUR TA SPIRIT IN (Acco L IN 2/1 YOU TO byGarryTrudea HIM, THIS BODY OCCUPY.- MIND 69NTtFPFR50N5... 0/0 GO-5T YOC1,015AX401 011R 5AKOR WW5 7:7 LA U LA CL Li CL CL CL ...rS JUST A PIECE OF WHAT DO YOU ENVIRONMENTAL FURNITURE r RATTLE CL THINK OF _-V AROUND IN YOUR FURNITURE 16 OVERSTUFFEN 1' '1 V# r4k to OL ir Er 3 CAPTAIN EASY TI ~51WCE THAT EFFICIENCY EXPE;ZTG T CALLEP IW! 4 by Crooks & Lawrence HANP IT TO THE C7LIY-- I'VE 5;EeN THEY 5AY HE- EVEN YOU I To x H15 APPROACH 5MACK5 OF A3[aL3E:Y OOP MEAN= THE 1304—! Dave 1: THINK NOU'RE RIGHT' WELL, IF HE~S SEEtq YEAH I'D BETTER IT 1-1413 TSE E SOMESATIN' 5WAMP APPLES, GO _MLL GLIZ ABOUT 'THAT MADE Hltvi GRO~ rl-IEY'RE WHAT DID IT! THIS RIGHT AWAY! HOW GADFRY! IFr S~VANil" APPLIES NiAkE ONE KIN CRI-177ER GROW -rHA7 FAST TWP—IZ12 ISN'T ANY REASON WHY -THEY WO -te IV Graue S Ar Lo* o no n _ WELL-- _ LIKE P0 VOL) EVER 'ET -__/ il L5O&ET THE FEL3 SROTHER5 i T UBLE ) TH'P0SSIB,LITI5 ER ARE FANTASTIC!/ RO - - t CL j I I 000WW~7 MEN f-,- BUT i DON'T -THINK I'LL SWAMP APPLE 13USINt—SS ON GUZ... _ -UNTIL H GETS OVER OCK OF= SI~EING HOW SIG / I N __~ I I '~ _ J I aA TIT F lk IL Ai ai J 21- ism _ 11-m Kit 11A a "jLjL_j_1 US ___________________________ JC)MWZqy WONDER by Dick Rogers Cc 8 -• a HAT ARE WSANTA S UnCr 51~ -- ENT ) PACKAGIFS ARE ALIKE HT) CD(D 0T14V;F4 #1041 ) ____ FRISC13LLAtSPOP MV I n:I _. \ OL Th (oui TNAT) 7CUT NIGHT RACKET k_ _ Pat _______ by Al O HOME! YOURE ScARIN MY 011!. C!E~ T IT'M WATCktNG'\ E FOOTBALLGAM cAT1) Ya 0 VC wpj-rg QA Pr IN 1*W5 AtPRASET, fl -- _ -- ----- ___________ -- [IRTURECOLORS SKUNK SKUNKS - It 4r G1PE — --_- 16 fi ______________________________ C SMOLLINC-1 SPRAY IS 0_2 (e_ EN.SLONN I A Wk9N VIP. RLJLR t 1'E1 NOBODY VJANT To LISTeN TO OUR CAROLS : -1 : - Ti " V5 KISS AS AN EXPPESSION S'fAV ,T5V IN F:RAXCC- 1509: 017 Win 008 Of thEie waluable prizes THE roth CC Ul rd ______________ __ "ind your P41111011 Ind age to: T %VITP - COLOR 1I4E (UN( J __ __ Fit TD"4 OX 1335 (SUNDV) Santa Cruz Calif. 95061 - H -- - Vermeer ri KNOW ç SOMEONE) WHO DOES , Is1 _ ALL IS ~j BRIGHT) 00 1 ,c r' ' C �Y ------.- r - - - -1 -- - -- - . TF- IJ -. -- - - - -: - - - - - -fl- - - - - - '- -. _____ - I#, . -a ' N _ a -M-7-ro-nim, ! .,_ I • SI -- t -W -. - . __ ' ,Ss _ - - - ; oa • — i %201: al _______ -- 5 11 - f -T - - a2 -- 2s'.2 — SHORT 3RX331" THAT WHAT ST NGE NOISE Vffi ,( 0.S. ON I EL PA I i- MAYBE A H P1'Li,NK GiANT! A 1L.VJN- ) P A Gr Q t1 / J GEZ -1 OR -r couw BE pp , 7 __ T/-IE ROOF 1by Frank Hill 0 /___ __ -,------------ _—_\ ,i Z 4U5t/ ' U iz1.' AR? A , -- L L i V__ _ ' Freeze ~. Damnna 10 - d0b . 7 d I 4 W 4M 1HREcNLY T(_ PD.' So LERT Th r- ) _ ! - -- 6! , - ,( 7 _~I 11 - - - - crops locally. . WFL5flfj Cofti I ,_ - __ . __f,;L1L._ _______.-_—_ — _--_ !__-_ -_ . 6.-— I "V, 1 - -V1 1 .1 •-'J . I .1 12____ . . I I I., " :) - ___ __114. _ -- . 4 WE HALL FILL-THE AIR)' N01 WITH THE SOUND OF --f I MENTION .2 i R'Aa ii , a' ,r' -i I-'L--d"LJSII L' L i i' L*' L' CHRI5TMAS .4o?\E' '\ FUDDSY3 CAROL€... FOC,D... '. r a a- a ___ ti < M ) ra irut. - IE'LL REPLLY ;URPRISE.D WHEN JE SING GOOD. - -, WE HAVE PRACTICEC INDUSTRIOUSLY! - - __ ) I ' 11 14 cr*< -I i a, to \\ \ 1 - \ <C113 _ O 'l I ' ___ / ''' L/7-,t'//.. I 9'sIt E , 5 . . IAM. ,IVIm - . 7 _* 1%;I,11I! , 4? - ------ . ---------______ ______ - - , - - - -, , - . - - • "---L, .% - -, ,, _____ — . ____ • - IA, , W*''•. . : •• ,. - _; . . '' , ' . I I% a.'T,. ' • - . I ., ' . - W.iW nj Bennett said the boy was a Sipes Station, Midway, was passenger in the auto and when arrested by Sanford pohce and he opened a glove box to neld without bond on Dade Midway Avenue. in the Midway Produce registration for the County warrants charging cornmurut) east of Sanford auto that the officer spotted buying, receiving. and constolen properts. ut Sheriff's 1)eput F r1ink to pipes of unusual form" tering a forged Instrument and Carter ltsted theoccupantor the Bennett said a search of violation of probation. house as Rose Lee Faulkner. auto turned -- - un -r •two ric'r..c -- ___ Cause of the fire was not fin- containing a green, leafy , , Marijuana Arrest Patrol Ca r ) -It I .I they went to a motel room to told deputies that she accepted I ~ ~_ return a door key and when an a, ride in Orlando with an -. 18-year-old Sanford man unidentified man earlySunday opened the door the officers mo rn ing and was ken to a ftt pfly w,bd ller at the n So AUantie Motor BankIv&1n faeW observed alleged marijuana spot near Oviedo an raped. nch Avenue, a rri ved to open for business the other morn ing she found a sprinkfrr WI and seeds. The woman said her attacker the neirly planted shrubs had covered everything wm lee after the temperature drowed to below Jailed in lieu of S1,0DO bond on took her to her Orlando home freezing . It could have happened again toda7 as the temptore feil to 29 degrees. 4He1d Photo charges of contributing to and put her out of a een Bill Vincent Jr.) delinquency of minors and sedan. The woman then notified . - .i urglarized, da r2ed ra _-_ an Sanford police reported a ol car was burglarized patr and vandalized while offiee were answering a turhaure call at a lounge. Patrolmen 8111 Hawn and Rick Dearing said enmca became "In. misdemeanor possession of a Orange County deputies who In fl I• • icei:gious Loniroversy , Thiehles .r .:nter 'Hanging .-anta ispu e I to &age a k"If hdr early and they were told by a bouncer that they would By AUD MURPHY Herald OS S S ted ,,J ) _____ " ( J Vnt " .t _____ _____ • - All_TIIPUU__ - - SIP '.- JI I - _ —— -' EEK & MEEK , C 71 3 :2 ii _ v o i.e * Schne: Lder - .- Ir hl I M000, I -. PJ I .•.•••.. - - I - WI in & , i' I . 'V - J ri ( -, - - .L.;' 7flhit' - ---- -1 • -.--- I . -;?' - • - / I ---- 4 1 4r. CP - -- - I RA'JO JRAT O'YP CALL ThAT AJJE, / -I%— ut A 2C4AL S1ATME&)T ( c€ccA-rEP it WE U BEATrC*J j u r pr A ALLC-oL? -• It I; d . - -2J. 11' Q1..__9 ' - lEWd Cr I J421 _ , .: .10 L 1 : - - 1 -- -. _ A ____ .a_• ;_--- ULU9 - ____ I _______________________ ________________________________________________ - 1 " .- . .. __-_ ________ _____ -IV! - " * grants-in-aid coorKiatko-ski said, sl1 di n, rcccive from S10,5W to $14,000 yeRrly. His nwin job will be to coordinate the county 's an- paications (or state and federal f undimi. L .t confirmed the Inc`fdeut but refused to Identify the - -- - - ~ culprits " ,,,,._ Yesterday's high 55, today's 9. " t' -. I i - , -, 1I.-e t -Z i ___ -. " ? I l ,' / ,,-, -, , %ft ---.---'_i _ _- Details and Udes on Page 5-A. . -_,, - -y I - - - -- - . I J t J __•, 14 ~ .1 tmz~ -a-- - ________- _______ ______ ______ t k - . . -.-('- ,441 - . " , ! - • OS • % •O - I - , -••• _ ____ 1 __________ B JOE ASKltL' more than three years service IleraId Staff y,rj AnempIo)egcts fi4.pa1d tLasto1aSerjes if no sickness during the year. Fringe benefits are costly to -.-Retlrementatage65witha private firms as well as to minimum of 10 year's service. public nqt f(g ts cost hase & bursement for tuition for any (not meluding bonuses) during malntaintn ' I the fiscal year 174-75 For its 88 average, eniployes, according to John - Unaui rn r r Carla, personnel director, cent of th tui uik fun. lbat'sanaveraMeflfriwi t__ annual fringe benefits for each leased by the company for the employe, Carli said. --I' four to Carla said his private firm pan offers a number of fringe - Travel allowance of 10 benefits including cents per mile $4 for lunch $ Free htalth In.urjflc .and for dinner and reimbursement 12,000 in life insurance at no for lodging For employes apcost to the pIo)t. probed on cornpan business Five j*id holidays a year. istrative or funeral Carli said this actually leave at the discretion of the amounted to 16 holIdays last department manager. year when holidays were - Military leave if an emcombined with long weekends, ploye is a mcmber of a reserve - Fivepaidvacationdays unit. stUi, six months or less of tensIon be nefits are ervice,lOda)swithonevear's provided under the state service, and an extra day for retirement system where the each additional year's service, monthly benefit Is 1.6 per cent bra z2 workda ys multiplied b) the sum of .4 • _ , . y ,,7 - - ~ '' .' _ A w - ,arw 4--i L Lff_,L~~,Mj-ylt I- .•. - __ vir _3 I15 _.;_ _________ _4 1 - fT'. r - -, - - - - r-- - - 4 . I1 Admin : --It I I 1 -_ -- _- _%! __ LN 4._V __~_? - - . I I,YJ47 JL I. r __ 'p,,_._ . £1 r - - • •, t' 14t' !.v', N , - -u.' total _________ Tll I U V ____ ________ concerning The I on the car seat Police said bvstandi'r .N - .1.0 VV 1V1t1UV1 - -• _-;-_ -. r . their day-to-day activities by supplying statistical data At budget time 0MM' swin4.s into full font. b) pro'ading to-date data to the commission the )earl) budget Since the budget changes from day-to-&y as ttem are deleted and others added, OMAE has its hands full. Kwiatkowski said both 1xsltion.chavebeenpotedto allow county employes opportunity to bid for the new " 1 %% F finding department designed to assist other county agencies in - ____ ' : Women Jo l ighter and unknown or .—--_ Obituaries Sports And, at a work session earlier this month, commissioners decided to hire a director. fl.aslcali), (JMAE is a fact- - L f-s an county officials trQ running the departriVat without one in an effort to save money. 4 It didn't Work I- Trim — - S __ MKIENREMM - I .%Ir7- ____ II - . i-a lkarAbti !'aragemcnt ID [r Lamb 2-11 Wood}" Underwood Initially OMAE was 28 scheduled for a director, but Hospital ................ s-i - . ___ ,.J I , -_• along with a cigarette Fringes Costly _____ reorganization Siu(i l- - . - AN ?~~ - - - ______________ — .•.f- •----------------_ - —1— - . have to leave. As the officers were waiting for the last customer to vacate the establishment they said they heard the wail of a sir outside. liaison and Dearing exited the lounge to find t r patrol car's hood up, the blue lights flashing and the siren running. The offkets a jacket as missing from the pollee vehicle - - L~--;Z~, --k-- ____... , -_ -I--.---------.-i .,_-ZL extinguished a fire Saturday night that Partially destroyed a ~ ."W—W - -_ - As for citrus trees, Jasa said they are now In their dormant period and the mature hard WINTER leaves take q let of cold. lie added It takes four to six hours of temperatures of 26 degrees or below to do severe damage to citrus trees. Home gardeners may have i A had tender plants, such as Longw000i'rea pointsettia, damag ed and the lawns browned by the frost. fl - ____________ _ \ '* _____________ - - - use .- 1 "I should ha ve prayed and asked Lord 's guidance bef ore I with that thin g on his truck. Then &e got on the radio and pretty PutitUPi"hesaid. "But I took itd to keep the pee.. nd Auerbach d Longwood Pu blic Saf ety Director Douglass soonthepollcechiefa aflother man _1 think his nsme is Gran t LONGWOOD- in front of the Auerbach house drove up in a car." tre on a quiet set Keller told him to lake the effigy down to avoid a neighborhood in this co mm uni ty, the Santo Claus J. U. Grant IMnood City Council chairman t was hung in effigy last feud. admitted week la gone. But the sign remains: King of the Uaton la "I can understand his point of vi, he has to keep the peace," talking to Catcher, ClauRev, fl: 14 & 15, Mrs. Catcher said the man "roiled out of the car" and began Auerbach said. "But if I get a message from the Lord, it's going By ED PRICKF "It was up for only a couple of hours," George Auerbach. shouting at her husband. 25 up again." said Sunday.' I put it up about 7:30 Monday morning, and when I Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Auerbach said the couple had "asked the Lord for a sign." wo uld have k the Santa Claus off came home at 10 am, the police chief came over and told me to "If we get a sign, we w il l definitely put it back up, even Two important personnel LakeltdoWfl." If it w e Ito George and Margaret Auerbach, members 'of the Ebenezer means going to jail or having our houw burned," she said. decisions - hiring of a . The Auerbochs said they had thought the Santa Claus incident Mrs. Cutcher said Puuuc Safety tuwF a.vear departmental director er then be en Bible Church in Sanford, said they hung Santo Cla us In was ll aeu th a ov the effigy Monday, but on when er th ey to ok down ..V ngwith herandherhusand, man and a $1 00a.year fed eral effigy because he is "Inspired by the de vil," Thesday the contro versy erupted again, Off someplace. "My children are exposed to Santo Claus In school," Mrs. granta coordinator ire 'r friends, Alien and Brenda Catcher, came over around e said the same man returned a Few minutes later, saying he Seminole County Commission crying because they were told Santa Claus was coming to visit "They d. didn't know anything about what happened on Monday." d them. They know Santa Claus is inspired by the devil." eeting. ist urbing the peace. According to Mrs. Brenda Cutcher, she and her husband visited Shad Auerbach, 5, and Kimberly Auerbach, 6, attend Longwood Commissioner Harry -'They didn't come right out and say we would be arrested if we the Auerbacha on Tuesday, driving a truck on which Was mounted came back Into Longwood, but they implied it," Elementary School Mrs Auerbach said her son was u pset at a small Kwiatkowski said thecount) Santa Claus effigy, simila r to the one the Auerbachs were said . narrowed applicanut for the school recently because the teacher stamped his hand with a foreed tot.a ke mm d . ition of thto of the Office Santa Claus face 1The CUtchers, who hve outside the Longwood city Urnits, lwent 'My husband went up to the store to get some soft drinks," "He scrubbed it off," Mrs Auerbach said rMan Management Anai v i si t relatives after the Incident, leaving the Santa Claus effigy Analysis and Brenda Cutcher, 21, rela ted 'On his way back, he was Evaluation followed In their yard. AE) down to George Auerb:!ch said in a way he regrets L-king down the by a Longwood policewoman. When he pulled Into the yard, she ' Santa Claus effigy, three. Mrs. Cutcher said when the pulled in behind him and asked If he planned to drive around town y Santa Claus was gone. Kwiatkowski, the corn. imssion's liaison For personnel, ________ — sala a decision is expected Tuesday. At first. the 0MAE Today . t * _. . director' I N 4 __ , . I !.. I . . . .4- A but Kwiatkowski says Around The Clock 't Bridge no that $22,000 is a more 28 "— Calendar realistic Figure s-A -_ _J___ f_ A -it __3~_i __ --I - it _ , --.. • _____ . Decision CONCUR F ~r :1 _ - 41 7' ,t'fr1Ar' I . -I' if -- ( - __ rTL\- r - ONONE \\ EAN WI I THEM CO ONDITION! _ , __ t.! 11 - ,' _________ - I ' ) V. . -__ T • damaged" a frame dwelling Division of Youth Servic Me 4OOrlando, occupied by . re the Sanford Juvenile the Safari Club, U.S 11-92 Fern 1112 W Detention center on dine to sheriff's Fire Chief G M Harriett said misdemeanor marijuana reports. ' there were no injuries in the 7 Possession charge after Deputy _1 a.m. fire. J.F. Bennett stopped an auto at Abel Fiore-% Hernandez, 34, Seminole County firemen 2M St. and U.S. 17-92, Sanford. -• i -7A -, 4 .# , -- %-~ -*.1 - & ,_ i/ .. ,. - . r- , ~ ,----l~t,-j!"r; I -. . I • " I E-1, WHAT, UP, T THERE'S A TAELE ç\ ç\ ELMER 2 I INSLDE GWOANING WIn4 GOODS.' \\-_ I- \\\\ // \ YOtJRE WELCOME TO f ____•, --- I -: It, 6 - C -- Alw~ff ' ! ^, A ) . -- 4 -1 _. * I t -- --- -~_.,-. "a ;;~ I. / ( V &L darnage at that time be / * T k r A I - :11 " '~ :, 11i HOLD IT." -4 ____ -\F V _ ,__ ~r - 4-'g ., . . r. :,_~ . IF - -~ ~ - , ' l & He1 i"iidizOil _- Va ~-1'0 - - ,_1 / ( '. a I A-FLAT.' A-ONE, A-TwO, IA-THREE .'r— DELIGHrFUL YULETIDE t '/ A MELODY! \ J\ 4 frost this morning and ice on cars, but on ()fle morning last week the temperature had dropped to 26 degrees at &6.111 -~ _ J I OKAY, "aIN3LE 6ELLS" IN %, V - ii cr i wpl~ StOff .— .,." 4-.4 , ~p- , 4 ol pointed growing, such as eggplant and . k!~ -~ 4 ~ L~~t;,11 1b 3r BUGS IE3UXZ*4 'I 5 _10 u. well, he Sanford where the temperatures are usually two or three degrees warmer, lie added. Jasa said there was 0 " '~, j - out. Most of the Under ~ wtekend firemen reported two two Juvenile girls were in dancer was jailed in lieu of Sanford area houses were ith Tally % a grand larceny and 1-4 west of charge, Sanford firemen Sanford Mattie M £ or defective kerosene heater is Youth Charged 507 Vereen Drive, Eatonville, SuPected as the cause of a fire A 17-year-old Fern Park was accused of taking SM (iIl)t) a'e predominant crops at this time ~ As tne temperatures plunged -I" -. controlled substance was turn relinquished the ininvestigatfon of the alleged rape Monroe Terracc, Sanford to Seminole authorities J Dancer Jailed DL J.M. Patton reported night club Stephen Dwayne Tally, l8 Lake - to do much damage tolj.j I T, F I: , /J ~ ~ I- - ~ I / 1_.,~ , - __ 11 __~, i 1,,r _, I _/J By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Waiter , '. t1ils morning, Agricultural FFank 3 rw"~, - - - - 4. ; Damaged By Fires It-77, 16 - Although temperatures (lipped ba chill y 29 degrees HOUSE ON WY ROUTE 0 v 4c W7-, ,~,y t. I _7 is WAS -THE LAST I Unlikely 111 iW - `~I t, _! : A-1 -,C4~ /. ~ .,,% . i I ., 1! ; V, -~ff; IL ) NETF-!IN27 Two Sanford Homes ___ IN I I- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -11 INl9 C -~ (7' 68th Year, No. 105- Monday, December 22, 1975 ______________ nhaxamum of - DAYS TO LI DIijQT AAC '.JI ii i iuir, FOREIGN STUDENT IS WEL COM ED or unt month vacation. Dr. Luis M. Perm (right) praidest of the mitt-l".21ift CWWG 1W :Maud" Vwtwa creditable years service, 'tW4 — Seven days paid sick leave mulfiplitq by the aver.ige (-UW Sanford admires the garment worn by (t%tumhn Ba-Abu,, Liberia, rbllr Cher &ewpler, dl.wLor at 'The Company," looks on during Sunday's welcoming festivities at the Sanford Civic center for 47 each year for supervisors-and. compensation during the last vI th six five years (If that's the highest foreign graduste stude ts. 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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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 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/a7e184959974543cac10898f6c4f54e2.pdf 4ddbb22f9f1c98f92048b34b4896d2fb PDF Text Text ---_____ -- IB-Evsnsng Haraki. Sanfonj, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 10, 17S 68th uF11 ace and l buys. la SDêC [here's A Santa •---- IIY JANE CASSELBERItY — ff Sale 13.88 9. 9 8-Track Tape 5 Sl a e Mechanical Filter P.A. Jack - reg. r External Speaker Jack 1388 7 - • burned. Cutcher also said h Limited Quantities Orig. 5.99 Inf ants d Sleepers Now Walklee Talkie Sets Now 16.88 4 only Skuewoards e KIN i F O SA L V___ I E' .5 _____________ - AIic 'REV "The governor's decision will depend on the charges. lie will have to decide If removal Is justified and he can sell It to the Senate," Harllng said, Arfvwdin 11,,..fl..n a.,. VI,...4.1.. C...... J -• Ir I SI'.' I •n 16 Countries IS SA MS r1afts hn f- came to the home in response to neighbor's complaints. Grant said he did not want anything about it in the iic;mpaper maketh a he" will go to - because children "were crying in school and along the roadside" because of It. "Nearly everybody in town knew about it," Grant said, when asked 11 ht a "reward," but their fa ther scrubbed it off. The Cutchers quote Revelation 22:14.15 to substantiate their belief that 'whosoeerloyeth and n flint,.., .. Special 100 only IThe e $ •UW W .- •• House The state attorney said Morris' affidavit Is making a "mockery" of the judicial stem. Binford is charged wi th one coun t of perjury and one count of false swearing in violation of stale election laws. The Sunshine indictments center on the county's aborted pur chase of the clay pit anii ? n's appointment as count y attcy. In both Instances, indictmen ts charge secret meet ings were held In which decisions were made that were reLctLve to the aborted clay pit purchase and to Freeman's appointment. The Sunshine Law states Now —- - 1 9 9 L - - Orig. 86.99 M 3 sets correspond with Education Spocial .uc Pro line 'Sn uv i Ofli'f Decorative Men's Ban-Ion S Golf Clubs Commissioner Ralph Turllngton, urging official to consider pursuing a stud) on the method of bidding In the state for possible discussion by the state school board - Special Bruce Crompton Now5 9 . S WV uua j B sk ts a - e The action was taken alter Robert Brunner, who Indicated he has a with the 3 Woods, 8 Irons tugtxr milk prices for students rnll ___ golf balls Orig. 5.00 Sr.cI& , Brunner sa yi ng the company has been successful bidder for Seminole's school milk for the past 22 years, Pointed to the requirement by the local schoohystem that the 200 only Men's Women'c UI' Top Ffite, Moxflc N ylon Sur er Jackets Inn f U7 Th e stuaents will b Arrive un -- / - - -- r,,•'1r " - " ' -. Florida Zoological Park a. 2:.V p.m. by Al Rom, executive director of the Zoological Society. fl i U S9IM 9 Now Doz 1[[5tjy __ Since the seating capacity is limited to 200, Homer suggested those planning attend the dinner, should call the Qiamter for The visitors will be bused back to the Winter Park lodge where of them will be Staving until D "We want them to really learn what makes the L OSIOIUOII For a full, comprehensive look at Seminole County high school basketball and what happened Friday night, see Sunday's sports section of The Evening Herald '" -- .4. , r --- V -- -• ---- - -- FnngebenefltsfcrSem jie Count 's "629 kiW cmpio)es -- ncluding 1,532 teachers coat taxpayers about $3 million during fiscal yeer 1974-75 r' L' -.e.c- . -i-i D -- £ !__ - %iIII I Iva —__ IL m -----------, 1 UM ' AM , i • i i I- a __ 44 V 11, •., - - Two big fishing tournaments wffl be staged In (be Sanford area In the coming months, Including the revival of the Shad Derby, which will be sponsored by The E,,-enIn- Heraldand the Greater Sanford Chamber of a.; bids. iinda c'cntsper one half pint and since the poilcyts not to give change In pennies the children locally are charged 15 cents. He said in other counties, such as Leon, where the school system ment sponsored tourna Roger Harris, assistant furnishes Around The Ciock fA Bridge 8-13 Calendar 5-A 3-B Church Comics 8- B Crossword ........... .. 8-B Editorial ..V.........fA V •V bassadors, Dr. Perez said. FALh foreign country pays for their sudonts' tuition wiüie attending American in. Dear Abby lB 8-B $-A S-A 6-7A T.'ia'vliInn s_fl Women ---------------- 1.8 Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports - • ., - fl• - system Em 09e 55. *i --=== VVVrV___ -- -- -=-=----- - -.-- :V -' oyes can - retire at in cluded -*982,34323 - r in social ;'.: : security payments to match employe contributions. -416Z 551.72 for health and Life insurance coverage costs. 61 -*200,00) for substitute ic.ichers, in sick leave Payments. --M,000 for uniforms, inA. r - - - ---------- I ... "-'-' I -Orlw I cluding $12,000 for maintenance personnel and $3,000 for transportation personnel. -Free use of half a dozen ijaftm- -I--.- __________ , , - - - ''- vehicles to and from work for - .5 .- -. -C. ft ----.-- department heads, chief elft-trician, chief mechanic and chief plumber, who are on call. -Paid time for jury duty wlien the actual Jury duty pay u returned to the -Annual physical for all hu , _______ - ______ 'J" ' - --:- -Two days paid ad - - - - -- - - 1~7- '•M-i I - I - iiuru uu ave meave per year allowed for a dosing onahouse, for ecarnpk' - ___•_? • CHILDREN MAKE UDICyL1 A A IQTMAS __V V__ -------V Hai 63 -____:, said costs for ---- - V • - aIlowth!etra%e1thef1gur cats per mile wfllbeabout $&4, for the 197'- 76 school Participating In the All Souls School Christmas program held for year, exclutThg travel expenses the parents, are Beth Nelson (candy cane), Daphne Morris, at each of de 39 schools. airy) and FitzPatrick, wrea th. (ersld Photo by 111 He said the total adVincent Jr.) uu _ -. DAYS TO _ - , driers mid 60. Northerly w-lais 15 to 23 mph, deereasiug at night. )tfl and tides on Page 5-A. - r " The other fringe benefits .. Saturday's high ll,liwZ4 Partly cleudy with moderating temperatures g) in Saturday. Lows 3O, }flg Srctøy In the the •V ----- . WEATHER ' - - " the largest part of the $2,967,373 tal st (not including 7 a t nCO , to taxpayers was $1,537,973 33 In retirement benefits paid out ' They are goodwill am- iix lie said the local bid is 12•5 " ' ..-. T - sW)erintende'.lt for finance, said American people tick 1)), getting down to the grass roots of the American people ... It's what we call 'fireside djpl macy.' the American Bass Fishermen. events In The Sunday Edition of The Evening Herald. - i T reservations r iournaments ' V . most rISiiIflg .1 By JOE ASFIIEN fresh mullet, hush puppies, baked b!ans and navel oranges. %Jul luuy +1' Herald Staff Writer * rep ___________ -95 ets -i BIlII tpf • JV 143tucr I C 00 citizen 's If a - be welcomed by Miss Florida at the Mount Vernon Motor Lodge off U.S. 17-92 In Winter Park, at i same bidder furnish refrigerated cabinets as the cause for few ) a- _ t all meetings by history and Russian In Winter P. Benjamin, Sutanto Hard- Choong Lam and his wile. Park; and Miss Wanda Yucfus,, jolukito, Mukhlls Rasyid, - From Tanzania: Francis studying Spanish In Or lando. Christmas holidays with dinner guests have Included the American families, according secretary of the treasury of to Dr. Luis M. Perez, president of the Mid-Florida Council for International Visitors. 8a.m.Sunday,Dr. Perez uld. From there, they will be connection dairy industry, said current practice of bidding in Semir,olc County and several other coun!ies in the state c, T itleist, Spalding ill "fit ucu to -- elected officials shall be in the ooen and attended by th e public or by members of the press. in $ a- ' "Santa" is evident at schools, shopping centers and even some churches, the Cutchers say they are "bound by God's word and have to do what It 'ass" - -- . should offend some. Al though they know they are opening themselves to threats and cri ticism for challenging the popular myth at a time when The students will be enLe Isi bti C refrigerated cabinets, the bid cabinets would be tertalned at the San!°i'd Cl" C paid for In delegation has decided to send pr ice If 9 19 cents per hail Center at 4:30 p.m., during a pint one school year. concert written inquiries to the and students are charged 10 pit on by the Lyman Brunner added that the Seminole School Board con cents not High School' s "The Company" school board's reasoning for cerning the method of bidding The concert is free and open Brunner said if the local buying the cabinets the past tothe for milk for the school children schoo l board would furnish the has been that it does not want Homer said of the county visitors cabinets and continue its get involved In maintenance of be served Christmas The four member body, current milk charge the refrigerated equlfament and dinner by the TriCounty composed of Sen. John Vogt, ________ Road Runners, a club of •L\ Sen.Len Wilson. Rep Vince band radio operators (' ____ --__ ,- Seminole gave Freeman." 47 graduate studenis stitutions, Dr. Perez explained, Argentina, and secretary of Gadjah S. Suharto, Maryadi W. M. M. CbAle, AN'icholas R. education of Haiti. Seno. Siwingwa. The students expected to visit -From Korea: Chyung Man- From Thailand: KbongShnford and Winter Park specialize and Increase his Sanford are: Cho, Jtn Sung Kyu, Kim Kyung. udnue Chanya, Miss Nipiiporn Sunday, for the second year in a skills and return "as an asset" Afghanistan: Dr. Han, Lee Jae-Hoo, Shin Chang. Pongairi, Miss Niskorn row as part of the NatIonalto his own country. On, Ho. Booranakitawe, Mrs. Walal Mohammad M1azad, Sardar R. Yang Council for Community SCT Homer said last year, flS Plabodlwatt, Pornleart M ohammad Roshan, Dr. vices to International Vbtitnrx Ube: adults from 67 foreign countries Moharnmd Y. Salehi. Veraballn, Savitra Alisananta, "This is our answer to Abu, Miss Beatrice U. Johnson, visited Central Florida during 'Yankee-Go-Home' and is Miss Afidabe C. Murray, From Brazil: Laerclo the holidays, including 72 top - Ozer From Turkey: Gail S. best foreign diplomacy we B. do Wilfred K. Selrnah, Mrs. Ercel Araujo, Paulo G. Cysneiros, military leaders from Peru Guney. could hope to accomplish," said Evelyn B. Yarsbh. Most cf this year's visitors Miss Helosla Luck. - From Yemen Arab Jack homer, executive will be spending Christmas Eve - From Nepal: iola R. Republic: All Mohammed - From Egypt: Fathalla manager for the Greater InCocnaBch,D..P,aid. M Pradtian, Gajendra M. Abdul-Aziz, Mohammed M. Sanford Chamber - of Corn. Abdeen, Hany M. El-Dakroury , ILI AsIa UId, is 11 LTI. .0 CUId, LAMIIUafl. merce. He said he hopes to pla ce Mo ha mmad M. Kar1th. Shree Paudel. Three udents living in This Is the eIghth year that seven judges expected this From Ghana: Johnson E. Central Florida will accompany From Nigeria: the U.S. State Department has week from South Korea in Knnth. A the foreign student1,s: Miss Ad made arrangements for about homes of lawyers and judges in Laura Bailey, 19, studying - Guyana. Mrs. Ju2een J• 300 foreign visitors, who are the county. Perez, 47, who From Philippines: J A A. PP languages in Orlando; Miss Cumberbatch. students at various universities also vice chairman of Renee Puzlo, 21, studying around the nation, to spend the nationa l council, sa id his recent - From Indonesia; Wahjudl - From Singapore: Yew- 7 Prompts Written Query W VV and leaders from 16 foreign and the purpose of the program countries are expected to visit is to allow each student to "The parents make the lie and the thfld love IWO said Mrs. Cutcher. A he is a sin, no matter how beautiful it is," she added. "How can they relate these bunch of lies to the birth of Chr ist?" Cutcher asked. Mrs. Cutcher said that if others are allowed to dispay spotlighted Santa.s on their roofs, which offend em, -...e and her nusoana should have the right to display Santa in the way they wish, even if It as it would be "had for the VV Some Hell, children." Grant is in charge of the nnnuui Longwood Children's Christmas party. He traditionally plays Santa at the event, Cutcher's wife, Brenda, said some friends in Longt,i, wkd jiso jf ,,, Mina w the grand jury, or also says he has a "sworn taped statement which contradicts the affidavit Morris To Be Represented $J H aTuuenTS before Herring U1W1 arngw. or bo th." - .------ ..,...,. - either in the affidavit u Binford. ____ _________ :' CL he ____ '_ were forced by officials to take it do wn because of numerous complaints. She said ch ildren of the other family had come home from school upset becauss their teacher had stamped their hands with a Santa as - Orig. 349.95 - POlIru' An AAH L R01AA* .1. . iii _________________________________ I _ peace. "Even the mayor - -was there," he added, Cutcher believes his freedom of religion and speech are being threatened, Grant sJd today that he asked Cutcher to take down the Santa from his truck p - '. in the neighbors became upset and cal.led the police. Cutcher said the City Council Chairman J. R• Grant arrived, he quoted the official as saying, "Boy, you better take it own. Do you want to be un out of town?" Cutchc; saId he was threatened with arrest by officials who said they had 15 persons ready to swear out warrants against him and "it only takes eight" on a cha.' tturbing :. Askew has the power to remove from of fi ce elected or appointed officials who are under Indicent by a rand jury. governor, however, has been quoted as saying his office has flO specific policy, but that he decid es each thdIvual se on its OWfl merit, Haling was unable to name a specific dale when the governor 1ll decide w ther or not to remove Commissioners KwIaow and Michael Hattaway and Port Authority Chairman Tom ____ __________ his truck, and while friends ___ ___ UM IV visiting Basketball New shipment .e e . - Orig. 24.95 14.88 _____ __________ Longwood for a barbecue NowI 5.88 Backboard, Rim, Net _______________________________ testimony to Morris' attorney, Jack Bridges, and to J. Cheney Mason, defense attorney for Freeman, and to Asst. Stale Atty. William Staley. The court order came as a result of a motion filed by Staley accompanied by the af fidavit signed and sworn to by Morris on Tuesday. Staley's motion stated that the Morris' affidavit, "if true, might constitute perjured testimony, purch,e of a l7,OOO clay pit. Freeman, Hattaway and Kwiatkowski are charged with violating Florida's Sunshine Law. Morris, an official of Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co., has signed a statçnent saying grand jury charges that Freeman solicited unlawful cornpeaUon are "totaliy false." The Morris affidavit prompted Herring to request that Ask name a special prosecutor to determine if Morris has perjured himself by issuance of the aff idavitMorris' affidavit, denying the grand jury charges, conflicts with sworn testimony before the grand Jury or to Herring's office, Morris could be charged with perjury, which is a felony, On Thursday Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson ordered Morris' grr.nd jury testimony transcribed by of ficial co re porter, Norman Robbin. thecourt ordered RobbLn to furnlshcopjesof the grand jury or a request from State Attorney 1thbott Herring for a special prosecutor until the governor returns to Tallahassee next we& ________ Satan Claus", be had a flower pot thrown through the window of hi., house, said he has been - .a. I qT. COOKer/tryer AMwFM Portable Radio only _________ Lies Sesame Street l 1.88 L '1 ' Allen Cutcher, who lives on a quiet street outside Longwood city limits, displayed a figure of Santa hanging by a rope around his neck and labeled "The King of the threatened with getting shot and having his house today and wouldn't consider the report from the _________ Since 5O Auto Now _____ _______________________ ___ Santa Claus is "heathen Idolatry" and a "sin." 144 16.99 Orig. 22.95 Hand Vacuum Cleaner ____ _ ____ the families do not celebrate Christmas and hold the opinion that the ) 10 only __ smal LPRecord automatic thermostat Orig. 19.99 _______ ____ by hanging Santa Claus in effigy. Members of a l church In Sanford, Reg. 159.95 Delta Fine Tuning - popular attitude toward slow cooker two _________ Longwood area by violent reaction to two families who have expressed their of Christmas" Reg. 15.88 qt. crockery approve a governor's decision to remove an official. Meanwhile, a 2 p.m. hearing today could determine whe ther or not the state has a felony case against County Atty. Thomas Freeman, who is charged wi th asking John Morris, a Sanford title company official for a $12,400 kickback plus an at torney's fee In connection wi th title insurance which was to be Issued for the county's aborted By Herald religious beliefs iIilines 3 12 ED PRICKETF Stall Writer A Seminole County Grand Jury report, Indictin g four top-ranking county officials, arrived in Florida Gov. Reubin Askew's office this morning, according to Askew aide Maurice Harling However, Harling said Askew was in Miami The "season of goodwill" "The Brightest Stars Cents skewGets iury Rep ort .--i-- - has been with Antenna Sale .. Herald Staff Writer Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Special Prosecutor Requested Some Don 't Believe V Sharp C.B. Radio Year, No. 103-Friday, December 19, 1975 14 Latricia -- ------------- d-- -- ---- - VV- -- -: ------------- - - V------- -= ---- -- - - V=V-,: =-- ___- - V -- '..... �---I - - ______ = -r - - - -- - - - - ---- - - -- - - ____ -A ---_.- -- ____ - -=----' 2A-Evening Haraid. Smnlord, FL Friday, Dc. 1, fl j- - . iri - _____ . ! vtrr DIICF - ., . '_ R .- .2 - .I. 1 w_ United Airlines Strike Over ___________ - ___ I 1 - ______ _______ ______ ________ - ____ __________________________ %.I -_ r-J . Z I . - !-Mil I -_ .-w.-- -I-. -12 ,~ - ~ - - __W ~~7Ftffl~ , JT Senators Try To End Impasse tor, - ~ -- - -: t. White Howe that ct*iid c the average American $3 to $4 a week next yea. ___ _ Key members of the Firm" they ho* both the Pioun and Prewdent Ford would Accept their PIAZ to C04* a tax-at eitendon with a '__..._ _. .- ~.. - -..__ __ __ . . , _ ____ LAIIiOn m tx Cuts. Qiairman Russell B. Long, D, called the fjje im to I nto 4dIIIC the wom1se worked Out Overnigtit with Sen. Williami V. Roth Jr., RDeL, and other committm members. - ~ _ - =--- __ .- Plant Superiateadeat Raymond C. Rays prre In other reports, Fred Teslo, of Sanford, told deputies that bwglsrs entered a truck at the Westalde Garage, SR-15, Lake Monroe, and took $300 In tools and a suitcase of clothing eve ML, d am still fttv* to many Parts of the coun&y, Bacon Declares M=74"W habit for mMiom of workem The Fcdrral Highway Admlthtration. which the slogan "Double Up, Americas" to ertx.irage o,uumters __ - inY 01 the aivared'iile pEwr iriormai t*s&s sezi no atistica bW nm By DONNA FnS . _ __ ____ Man Jailed were darted on an 11 In odoer arrests, Altamonte police G Dean aWr with a firebombing Incident Nov 10 at the 310 E Church SL residence 01 Mn. Julia King Burglary Charged In Altamonte Springs, police Eagan To Head Probe TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Gov. Reubin Askew has assigned State Atty. Robert Eagan of Orlando to Investigate charges of criminal misconduct by members of die Lee County Sheniis Department Askew assigned Eagan Thursday to conduct the Investigation in place of State Atty. Joseph DAlessandro of Fort Myers, who asked to be relieved of the assignment. D'Alessandro told Askew he had a close relationship with the sheriff's department and wanted to avoid the appearance of impropriety or prejudice. Askew gave Eagan until June 18, 1976 to complete the j dear jams llniM.y right hi the hotel pantry wtre ser. Eobe't F. ' of bullet holes, of&ia1 said. Deputy Atty. Stephen Trott t old reporters Cattle Suit Dismissed TALLAHASSEE (API - A circuit fudge has dismissed a suit by four Hillsborough County dairymen who were challenging the constitutionality of a state program to test for the disease brucellosis, a blood disorder that can be spread to people. The four had claimed that the requirements of the testing ,program, which includes slaughtering Infected cows, deprived the clalr7men 01 property without due proces of law. They also said the test was extraordinarily cruel and painful to cattle. would cixibsie 'mtil all markings on the walls have been carefully i ruu A jam from a d divider did w a -'11 ,aid Trott, but it "ae to have been 4 by ainebody trying to put a nail In who med with the _ - ____- __ wunrz iflin tines ; iZX what - 'I d UI ceratlons In foreign comb ~ M, M rN SAY kinal electimo ___ The ''to pti ___ ,:I i I: . I J , is a CIA effwt to k4luence the '' was be - ___ a . _ fames and de supplying several years i Kwdish nbels to 4 ci weapons to Stevens Appointed To Court WASHINGTON (AP) - John Paul SLj, who n'e than 25 y ago vi as a &ne Cixirt clerk_, Is rethng tothe high cowtuitaiiigjut 4gJ C 1 toda,, with President Ford to be azrz, the wit- orp a itetkma1 Maazin's g Face Decision Ma - 2. 1 . i4_____ an~ '. - r ___ tn;ict ., er 6 net ts - Councilmen Bert Perinchief (Ce"d From Page 1-A) um Griffin ministrati ve and teacher travel they e snproadse time enet was figured fran the with the Volunteers. Recently elected vokmteer chief, Ralph Abel, to take office ___ azines NEWYORAP)TO sWw or otto.tIs the cnen's mrntfr rrae to sex than b tradibozial hi nhin At wast one of t vccaLtve rfli has r-- following: r -- - - MIRAMAR (AP) - Authorities Investigating reports of dead cattle floating in canals say they found at least 100 cows starved to death and many others too weak to stand In almost barren pastureland. Police said the herd found Thurfday was believed to have numbered about 200 and was crowded on pasture leased by a firm called Southwestern Cattle Corp. Ranch hand Howard Vtnram said he has "known for awhile" that cows were dying but couldn't persuade his boss to correct the situation. His boss was Identified as Robert Marks of Hollywood, president of the cattle corporation. r- -- - ______ ___ - osoffy Mattresses To Be Replaced •1 •' 1a_4-vi __-- -43.= for career education swvicm -43000 for the Instructional J r' I Staff. example, witio cwtr~utes $7.01 FINANCE Co. -- that pictures 01 tr4ally nude r sImpiy dont turn women 0n Starting with its Mor-eb issue, two-yeai VIVO, mnheod will r k ie nk frontal nz*idy ----- -- - - . ______ - -m -1500 fcf aud*-nsual ser- & A'1 I1 ices Abel said the ia oroblan -13,75* for paycbobggc*1 is that It cwndl inMstz on services. Wring a against the -.1,l50 far health ij} the yolts, the -$3,000 --,' 1*itY ci the detrnent will deptmt aatora. (j ' -- iin IJi sk 4Ifi1flC. ____ ___ - ___ I - I __ - - j __ _ -- • hi i' rINANCE r - _Y Ir' -. HOURS4 ''. '&t ___ ___ --p W1 AMMEW -- ____ ANS UP a$e 'Yr C&,,,-.w - so - 2544 SO. FRENCH it Them•t%ag.r o Dolphin Finance Co., ___ W?5 born and raised In Sanford In addltkni he has 15 years of •XP*IianC. In the finance businus. PU11WW wisith Can benefit you. a. Wrap 15 Ar TAIJ.AHASSVF (APi - Prnn rnt a%- officials say they are replacing or covering with fire. retardant material thousands of flammable mattresses sirril lar to the type that caused li deaths tna Jail fire. But the action did not go far enough to suit Andy Hall, director of the Florida Clearinghouse on Criminal Justice. He called Thursday for a committee to Investigate safety "SNOWMAN' Paper Goods flUUINU CHOO.CHOO Blouses 1/3 off SAVE 589 - I II I "Big Top " ''BOUNTY 0 WEAR EVER" 2.30 2 for 9 £99 $ 11 I Req. 79c Reg. up to 2. 4$ umbo legs, 12-roll packs, )Its, paper and flat wrap. I Reg. 8.99 The "in look" this season. You'll want several at this low price. Ombre nylon; brushed rayon stripes with Jute belts. Sizes S.M-L. 3rL..IAL Men's Sleeveless sweaters in all ver rib and cable patterns. Machine washable acrylic. Smashing colorsi Sizes S.M. Kodak C110-12 Film ')66 Qsn tha VW 1077 - PAJAMAS J Reg. 9.99 Adventure Series for early grade school and preschool children. sleeve, polyester-acrylic. Great selection of new pat. t.rns SiTas c.u.t .i v hnhidAv t*.trn .I R Vt 'I I St. Mary's Automatic Blanket SAVE 2.99 MjtU_,A..0 Club House 799 $4 1.11 12 exposure roll for pockitmatic cameras. ,a Ak rik Req. 3.49 and 3.99 Super gift sport shirts. Short Crystal char dishwasher safe glasses. You'll want to stock up %V%M OA; L Your Choice SAVE for $ 1 THE HOLIDAYS Foam Filled Bed Pillows Two-for-one Twin Pack - Reg. i9cu. In, r'jic Print Shirts regular price. 0 u over.iuice cnIIctnr 'Jr RESCUE TRUCK Cola Glasses separator, cord storage, dust I Sublls'ta'tic 12 o, Easy to operate. Features 2 reamers, sta'alner.pulp I-v. RESCUE COPTER Men's Christmas candles reduced to STOCK UP FISHER PRICE elegant and Colorful Save 2.99 TO 1.09 JV /0 off Automatic Juicer ii: Reg. 3.99 RVL UI' Christmas Candles Waring Sweater Vests y Marx. Rldeaway napkins; 24 ct. paper comotive for ages 3-7. plates and 24 ct. 7 or. hot lurdy molded one piece Cups. All in matching iassis. snowm a n dp-dnn KRI RVIN LOW PRICE in hil of Florida's institutions. "Maybe some of these bureaucrats need to have a fire lit under them to see that more of our institutionalized citizens don't die before all the forms get filled out," he Reg. 12.29 Reg. 18.89 Gold or Avocado. Includes pots. . .3 lids. Heavy gauge aluminum. SAVE 109 Oioor,e from an assortmen? of: 140 ct. single ply Twin Size Reg. i7. MacMn. wrhahI. I 14881 ! I Walker Doll $7 Reg. 14. 3.9. S.? i'a minutes Thursday before convicting Hoy, . 22, In the shotgun slayings of a 16-year-old girl and David Sawyer, 17, both of Palm Harbor. Iloy, who was also found guilty of petty larceny, stood quietly when the Jury returned less than an hour later and recommended life In prison. Strikers To Vote Again 1 TO $2,500 SANFORD Cookware Christmas Save CLEARWATER (AP) - A circuit court jury has recommended- life in prison for Darrell E. Hoy, found guilty of raping a teen-ager and murdering the girl and her boyfriend on an Isolated beach. The nine-woman, three-man Jury deliberated 90 ___- -Itø- --- ___________ - 7 pc. Teflon SAVE 12 Ladies' Life Sentence Recommended _____ 44 0116"111 the dtment as dzupted as Entire Stock said. he believes agreeably wi be can work -$L500 far School Board th the city council, meinhert aid with Lake May Save 3.88 V SO -(;,-'- --- There were i paid holidays for for emplcyes In the 1974-75 added that wroot be sc hool year hot Har ris said 10worse at this point ,en1. month emoyes thrc U 1c ..d aJL &ith had -44,i0 for sial and at- Seminole Educattoø opposed a mutual aid teizi WOtkefL Aodatlon have negotiated for agreeinen with the ciudy, he -$200 for administrative tiree paid holidays for the bthevei it Is Gecessary to assIstant. KovLde adequate fIre -425000 for inservlce protatloii coage dining the thers (Ned Fre bdfla by day time hours when the -41,800 for the superinve1wteeis, exce4 hr a few, tenderd and for Harris as are 4 d town at war-k. ftaneL' officer. Evening I'- I--,' "I'm not sure (County -41. 500 for conrebensive ordpibLicaafetyGary) thsavkes. o. ., KaiwflwanttogownaI .-00 for j*çtl peranie4 CIVntOs SAVEuP TO 82 Cattle Starved To Death -00 for peraoneL Harris said t he school board -4500 for textbook iottieL or taxpayer pays $15 a month U,000 for the bo*rd'g 1or h'bi.,fara rcfral roitor. 10 n contract ernye fr to hbrt A fire cthef. Abel,saying departmeaL ,' Friday, Dec. 19, 197S-3A ** 1-2 ___ the judicial oath in the utiixgi and oath at a private cererry. 4 ms the heard to trg L te city _____ - cla kIligace caM- ___ '-' - -.- colleagues In workshop Committee Considers Report - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -The Board of Regents, In an effort to save money, has cancelled its February meeting, a spokesman says. Regents Secretary Hendrix Chandler said Thursday that the board was combining Its Jan. 5 and Feb. 2 board meetings into one meeting to be held Jan. 16 in Tampa. "Transportation costs alone run between $2,000 and $3,000 a meeting and It was felt this money should be saved In light of the latest holdback," Chandler said. - Schoo EmflIoy e F ____------- - - - station, got the hoD 13 rrfhc ogo after he _____________ - * Regents Cancel Meeting - "I 01 that, *sid Aflll Beckman. Beckman, 56, who runs an oh detrlhot&sU, sezi gas --- 10 _1 ___ 1 rd okayed a $2,189 A full time firefighter PROMOTE D The board also awarded the Jefferles Foods Co., xrr1 aseordez for the lowest of said drainage projects at QO(MflI Ja&iocvtfle, Was wm ç, has awi'rdsd Its three bids received to Wayne A. adding his decision Is no drcvm.xtances would be promoted to assisted cashier asi Lyman High Sdol o *842 bid contract for 100 earn of Miller Co., C*uelbeay, for the hTevocahie. accept the job. by the beard of dIrectors of 1lcyce whone package bid 01 frozen turnip greens. job of raising corridor ceilings "The people told as what they was the only one Pcelncbief said while the city klagsblp U.S. Bank .1 fl board also accept the at Lymzi Hi School. w," Bacim said, Lnting to has been -overly conned tenine4e. a gradte his re-election where a major and reacting to a minority of of Firricia 'Tech Is University, issuewas a continual clash the firemen for a long Ume,' married a nd has us. He '\ with volunteer Fire Chief the majority would Pave to be Is a Sanford resided and Charles Smith os city Lid considered If the hiring would active g R.loraci. policies. affend them peraiiy. Bacon said certain elements in the fire departxrs. are I making "asses out of J Cowicit. I promised the people I l wd vote for a fuiltime paid A!iiOKA, Wurn (A?) g Moutfr,walked to his deathatasaneJiterhaaw and ,jth him .01 he a prvt by a (1 Y rssing the Holstein ca for a year. - Scnooi Boara Contracts - p ment. I will tender my resignation," Bacon said, Fatted Calf Unprofitable ____________ I depart- ___ ill I A Sanford firm was awarded received of five Lids sent out. $8,219 bid from International a total of 6,fl4 In hid contracts The board accepted elajit lAds IIar'v Co., Oria, the for three separate school totalling $16,090 from Con. kt 01 tide for projectj Wednesday night by tineatal Central Florida, a chanp trk for the main-the Srdr4e (y School Sanford, the kiwtat 01 four terance department. r Boart -JL. grow bide received, for two /' I A kne bid of $5X0 from months anpply 01 fr The bid of $3k= frorn Dick foot Hartzell Corp, St Paul, Mhut., Joyce Well Drilling Inc Continental Meats Co.. Sanford, for the landfill job at Orlando, was awarded tiree framotorc , ,1dye Seminole High School, the contracts totalling M,0 for - 71 a safety t'ing machine for one j atcml lowest 01 three Lids two rn*}* pLy of frozen 01 the vocational courses, was -. I ecei was Accepted by the broccoli, Councilmember Virg inia reverses itself And bows to to give him an oppullulity to Wad out tiIeats T*n Although nothing new hW been finind the Investotion . The DiScount Department Store probe. Sanford Firm Awarded I 4 Mercer, a fire department LAKE MARY - Councilman supporter, iuded the Martin Bacon Sr., re-elected to organization and its members, dusciltIreeweeksagoby saying that their first ca two-to-one margin, saderaticzs is the city and the tiredened to resign his office people and that they give of "°€° coznprrzthe over the Issue 01 a Abel asüd that the board me, fire chief. delay any move to hire a did 'If the majority ci 11 b I. ssass,na,,on Assass ination rrOueu - MIAMI (AP) - Police say they disarmed a dynamite bomb just minutes before Its timer was set to sink the boat in which a Cuban exile activist made an abortive "test run" to Cuba last weekend. "It would have been disastrous," police Sgt. George Lucas said Thursday. "There were 10 pounds of dynamite - that would have made a mess." Lucas said a crewman spotted the dynamite and a timer attached to the hull of Ramon Donestevex' boat, the 61foot "Luciano Nieves," which was docked at a city marina in nearby Key Biscayne. The timer was set for noon, but a police bomb squad beat the clock by about 15 minutes, he said. .01 tors determined the Auto Charge arrested Gary Dean Cooper, 19, body a GroveDrive, Altamonte deer that apparently had been Sanfcrd police arred Willie Springs, on a burglary charge. thrownInto the river from he A. W1fllarn, 23, 01 Ocala, at Cooper was jailed Wednesday bridge. Seventh St. and (range Ave., in lieu 01 $5,000 bond. - leave. ld ff - H' Dynamite Bomb Disarmed Authorities said Charles Deputy ArNw Price Said . - He might Quit Canpariscms between car pools now and at - on that." - W "V velhicies, eshmaWd more than 30 million p er sons use car pooI3 erery day. 7: - %N0,001 mall fraud. O'Malley, described by a defense attorney as in "guarded" condition because of a heart ailment, was not arrested after his Indictment Thursday by a federal grand jury. Instead, he will be allowed to surrender to authorities. No deadline was announced for his surrender. O'Malley, who served 4L, years as treasurer-insurance cuitunissioner before being Impeached and forced to resign, was not available for comment. When asked whether plea bargaining had begun, O'Malley's attorney, Thomas Tew, said "I can't comment A 13-year-old Mtaxnonte Springs juvenile Indicted for trial as The co withheld adjudication 01 guilt on the plea, but ruled burglary of a Geneva residence In which Silver flatware was an adult for armed breaking and entering has pleaded guilty to HugginsIsurt a dellzxpiefl child. stolen. burglary in drcuit court Huggirs was Indicted in connection with a Jz1y 21 burglary 01 Ben Pcaley, 27-year-old Sanford resident now serving a federal Jolsi Stem Huggins, 13, 01 )2 Brian Cowl, Altamonte a residence at A1tkrnIite Springs while armed with a firearm. prison term at Tallihaase.e, pled guilty to uttering a forgery and Springs, was committed to the state Division of Youth Services In other cases this week, Judge Woodson put Walter Jenkins was sentenced to five )rears prot*tion concurrent, with th e federal for an Indeterminate time or until age 21 by Circuit Judge J. Jr., 42, of 13$ DePugh St., Altamonte Springs, on one year sentence. wmiazn Wwj batun atii ije pcd no unesi to u* The forgery charge was in connection with the passing cia fl$ Huggins is being held by state authorities at the Sanford knkin's Origimily was whedul0d for UW this week in the Stolen check to a Sanford ban hoWamn, Juvenile Detention Center pending traaer to another state case on charges 01 breaking and entering with Intent to cuuult a Mzthoritles said the check had been stolen in a HN esV1IIe, W. facility, felony and grand larceny. Th e charges 5tenined from a June 23 Va., post office burglary. Car Fools Still Thrivin -; ______. L VL MIAMI (A?) - Fanner state Treasurer Thomas O'Malley, who avoided a jail term on state criminal charges, faces a possible l$6-yearsentence if convicted on all 26 federal charges of extortion, Income tax evasion and Youth Pleads Guilty In Circuit Court mountainous state. I)zing t1 !azt two decades, fcru Gov. W.W. Barron was con victed of bribing a federal jury foreman in order to gain an acdttal on bribery and CJj.y charges and former Gov. William C. Marlazzi turned up a decade after Laving office as a taxi driver In Chicago, trying to urerconae aleththan, By THE AXjATpg Car pools fnoed hirthg the ei, a-isis to Tools Stolen To Burglary Of Altamonte Residence - The indictment r=ldaY Of Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. on an extortion charge was _ ! Pistol Stolen Sheriffs deputies arrested a fl man on r rted In what w believed to be a body In u Governors Capture Headlines -. West vunia's governors have shown a cur kna. hr g.ft1n !r d1fri In names in natiul than favorabLe N - - 186-Year Sentence Possible - A new c4or unit is bciq added to tk press HerakL IMe unit, called a Gags C4=munity StacW Uait, is ca pa ble of expanding full color flexthfllty. From left, Press Foreman Rarnood S e'ens Prrs F.rector Gerald Ru tledge and NI _______________ Arson Charged with noUier Bridge on SR-* at the Lake Thursday its Ifni run. l Herald PbOtobyBflIv1ncnitJr.) E Fires *Fl * Courts * Police Beat Sheriff's investigators were circuit court .art t charging _ U T I .:- ---s Thomas O'Malley Indicted, - -_ __ ________ HERALD GETS M aide to Roth said there were Indicalices the ap. çroacumtgut acre hi.e •w ) nOLL the Vn4e y Body Discovered -- - 1ae= si I`~%. !~~z.z, in an au __ II i_L Action Reports S.vdord, on 2 charge of buying. receiving AM concealing a Stolen Automobile. Bond for Williams was set at $5,000. Sanford county, Ron Miuneer, e-s: lrIqiIs Avenue, told police that Radio Missing someone broke into his John Hest of Maitland the residence and took a .22 Deputy Jim Hibbard said bandi t was described as tall and Magnum pistol and A bottle of reported a 1150 ciU=,s band wearing a white mask, white sleeping pills, me burglary radio and antenna wem taken in a burglary of an auto parked niedgy while Maunm was at at Fairlanes Bowling, Fern brown pints. Park. Deputies crud the bandit is work. - - i A22 - t. rs ______ 1 United and the union. WASHINGTON (AP-A bI-2art1an grp J ___ ___ heduk usoon as POf but r date was set The setueiner was anzacei by w.i Ury, . _____ ____ United I / ____ ____ Writer foranwa ________ south Seminole convenience _J store Thursday night and escaped with undj(J nomt of cash, l)pg said 21-ye*r.uid woman clerk at the UI' Champ Food Store, Bear Lake Road, reported she was stocking cigarettes undernea th * (X)Wd& when the man $ the store wielding a ik" = - - iI "W_ kAON r I-' -' I- WASHINGTON (Al') United Airlines and ground service npIoyes have reached terative agreement i a new wage citract, ending a two.week old strike, federal ITIMI*tCtS WOOUflCed today. Agreemen t was reached after an all-night bargaining ses between negotiators for United and the Inte aticsaiMad1njstaUMcn g I=YD ny ___ - jT - -.-- _, L. -=--- - IN BRIEF For Food Store Robber - Herald - __ 1 J - Detectives Searching . I~ I 11 Federal Mediators Announce - JE - FL ORIDA JxW1aW @ !%S ht _4! 1 ~ __~ --6" _ ____ ~= __~__ -:-", _ I 7. . -'1 --'f - -• Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ ihVbm _ i ______ _ . __ -..- -7 ziy. 7F" • - Bandit 'Demands' Cash * . . _ ___ --, f - 'c ____ - PH 323-9140 _______________________________________________ W MIAMI (AP) -Under court order, National Airlines' striking flight attendants will vote a second Unse on a proposed pact to end the 1IG.di*y strike. The vote was ordered late Thursday by U.S. District Judge C. Clyde Atkins in response to a suit by National against local negotiators .if the Association of Flight Attendants. The confident carrier Is already gearing up to resume service. over. Ut d' ER1CAR 0 I I PIasticThrrarms With stand i Vu UV5U hampsters,gorbils; • luxury features. ssyIos ior men and women.A find z-el.ction includes I I[huI5C of styles to choosefromj 2 chairs and that compactly. folds iI I j III IIVV I bowi. Open Friday Nite 'Til M.M.-Sat. 10 AA9.11P.M.-Sun, 10 AAA PM. HIGHWAY 17-92 AND AIRPORT BLVD., SANFOàID )IL) ot gta;;.; plus two I ilCg'rs and two snack1 _ _______ __ LILI- �\ 111=1111111~11111111111=11111~~ M -- W ~ 0 ~ _____ ____ -- --- - - - -I 11 —A r ~_ _~~~~M db — I f - --- I 'z M _ - M0 - ---------- __ M __~ - - - - - .41 ----- ---- -- ---=------- ~~~ - - - - -_ - - - - - - - - .- _[ - ---- 1. _ -. - .,~ lw~ I 0 I _____ - ~W_W= ' - -. - - - : - 717 EveningHeraM 3JN FHEN(HAVE.SANFOHDF'IA32 ii , o Fza-.~~ -------- ______ 2~tci r Nearly everyone hangs mistletoe near cz on the Owistmas tree at this time of year and almost everyone hangs It up in an appropriate spot, somewhere high in a am, or over a doorway, knowing that the person who stands under same is bound to be kined. Well, friend, let it be known here and now that mistletecanbefatal — andwearen'ttalklngabout the effects of that Christmas kiss, either A.-m-ding to very reliable sources, hicluding a pronunent area physician and a horticultural aide at the center in Sanford, that mistletoe ) spe Dr. 1AAs rez contacted at is office in DeBary, said the berries of mistletoe, if consumed, can vuce "The bees should be moved (mm the mistletoe, especially if there are children in the house." Perez said. "If a child eats any of the berries, he should be taken to re the errArgency room hospital immediately. "If the berries are not removed h-orn the stainach by Pumping, the violent nausea my r rsist I hours," he continued John aide for the Friday. December 19, 1975--4A Around WAYNED.DOYLEPtiblisher H RICHARD LONG , -1 ___ . Awmh~ ROBERT C-MARKEY. Advertisinv.1 Nrectnr ___ - ,,.,,I,.; - Year. $?840. By Mail: In Florida 5ame as home delivery. All - - ' c 1 _____ Th eChn* st mas Spirit Of '75 I I . The Clock In city squares and parks and shopping centers throughout the U.S.A. decorated community trees glow with the Christmas spirit ig ghting tree cemoni have begun One of D the outstanding even place yesterday Washington, when President Ford pushed th e - ltcoWdbelethal_wIthorwlthouta k1 CooperatIve Eitenslon Service in Sanford, said common mistletoe Phoracndron (flavescens) grows wild thoughout F113fl)' eluding Florida. The plant is a parasite and can be frequently found growing on oak trees. What prompted The Evening Heraid to look into the effects of mistletoe was a 1e1"phnne call the other day from a woman who td us how her little baby nearly died after eating some of the comm,on Outstmas adornment. e said her husband, who had picked the ld -- Promises To Define Safety Hazards or Many foreign students and teachers will be in the ncIandthey'U be entertained at both area the Central Florida Zoo and at the Civic Certer on Sunday. Af ter a 2:30 p.m. tour of IIIP7no, the students and teacMrs will converge on the civic center from 4 pm for a dinner and entertainment. Thev'll beserved dinner by the Tri-County Road Runners 'and the meal will consist of fried fresh mallet, hush puppies, baked beans and navel oranges the still needed to help to contribute can contact anyone food and , Jack executive manager of the Greate f Sanford Chamber of Commerce some (oodstfs without washing his hands after picking the parasitic plant. With this in mind, and not knowing, we some expert advice, really wondering if was pulling our leg or if this was straight In. forma tion. Sure enough! It was straight -and true. Granted, mistletoe has lb good points, such as leading to a little Christmas kiu or maybe an even more serious romantic encounter, but remember, be careful with the stuff, especially if little ones could come in contact with it. of a I I I 5 ---. I I ..---._. 1. I I I - i % May e U.Se Sho d Pla y Hard-To-Get and pageantry depicting some of the activities of the colonies during the Revolutionary period. British seige. Colonial Christmas celebrations t, I - simpler celebration than its counterpart in ~975. i ta, %,nribtniab umm appealed to aii Lne senses just asitwifl this December — 200 years later. Although some may embellish the quiet colonial history of the celebration, isn't it timely to ask ourselves: Is the Christmas spirit alive and I I . *1 well at the deeper level of caring and sharing among neighbors? Our troubled world is in dire need of more men and women of goodwill. As night follows day, there wi n outpouring the nedy, the lonely, the sick and despondent This is time o move e Christmas .p into a spirit of mutual cooperation by national leaders, politicians, business, labor, community and religious leaders. Gifts of time and involvement on behalf of people wh are in need is really what the season is all about. What better way to express the spirit of the season than y giving gifts in mu larger packages than could ever be tied with ribbons and bows? - -, - - JJ / 1' J,L1 ( - tabl . .# 1 I . , \ \ ' j"4'7 1', Respe t - \ \ ' I( , -.I 1_f _- ~'_1- . if - It , -i - I . -- - I. p II I k I I I , .t , - / 7; , I ~I '", - - - .: 4 V4i 1- j-h W, t = I 1- ~- . .. ~ - . I _~ ~, 8 I i,iP.F7 - . __ A ++- - . . snera , a 9 • I ~~ i U. V. i 44w~#~ 01yorA y I _ _ - r I J~ 11W , ,, .* il, I I :1 j The current situation, which wmM almost be Jolly were it not for the Implications, is rooted in the historic bane of American Jurisprudence inflexibility. Coyne is an aggressive, unorthodox man who has raised an issue with which, it seems, it is beyond the law's ability to cope. md so he is being severly penalized. Coyne says itts not lair, therefore his new protest, e the late SuMme Court Justice BrarAeis. be respect FpeC y laws. . I, ", : 4 Now 32, Coym. ñiay be staging his ultimate complaint against the powers that be. He is nearly t1aw mondo into an bxlefinite prisOn ,t term for the crime of keeping a Sherman tank on his !and. - .-..r"/- . _________________________________________________________ ___ " . Senate Bill 1, perhaps the nuxt massive bill ever kdroduced ln the US. Senate, hazckared its &sit tJvehm.dJ It has b 3pixUvdI by the Senate and has been sert to the fun Sena Judiciary cnrnittee. The 753jage measure has stiffed pat coutroversy. Bit the purpose of the bill is worthwhile. It is to codify w)d reform federal criminal law Nearly 10 years of efftrt have gone into the project. The United States has never had a codified federal criminal law. Federal atninal laws can be found in ahwd a8 of the 50 ties of the U.S, cocic Former CaMornia Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown was I .. - =-. - I _p-.: " __. ________ i 4i 1 .I ; ; i ~ - - ~ - + I 12-J--'V---':A - IM to &Wt the arkninal code, a #b coropleted in 197L P1 eAdot Nixon established a special crijaim code revision unit 1iu D txrmr1 t the B I r - These were considered by the criminal laws subcunrnittee The rrt version of SB1 is time resoft me current version has been widely criticized by lawyers and others as repinsive and dangmus to First Amendmelt hvedoms. Yet the years of effort an ads bin dwuld rwt be ftwm may. 7bem is mAhing wrwg wo it tW carind be correctedbyamendoment. ouesecucncoitutesanAmerican"d&ialsecretsAcj," uhich could keep the voters from learning Information imeedeci - AARP-NRTA. 2:30 p.m.. First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Speaker, Rev. Leo King. Norman de Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters of fl Lighthouse iarguerite M. George, 'Ile Night Before Christmas" presented by Lake Brantley High School, upper le velAltamonte Mall, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Through Sunday. - MONDA Y , Free It-sting for Sickle C'ell Disease by Serninole SC Auswi., 9:.V) a.m. in 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apts. main office, Fifth Street and Locust Menue, Sanford. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Live Nativity scene, Nativity Church Lake Mary, n m through Dec 27 Extra uerformance 11 pm to g Alcoholics Anonymous I, closed meeting) 8 p.m. 1201 TUF DECEMBER 23 Dora Phillips, Osteen Free testing fo, Sickle Cell Disease, 930 a m to 2 p in, Redding Gardens Anartments main office, Fifth Street and Lowust Avenue, Sanford. Sanford ended Yet awther section resbicts the Wsanity deferse in federal court It s1*)uld be rewritten, With duMes such as thew, SB I can becorne a good bUL _1 2 .1 . . 1. i 1 - ~~_ - ~, - - \ :. . -r ___________ _______ + . 4 11II — I . M - -1 ,I , , - I - — it r 1' _____ PAW, A_ __ 1. .4 Z i - _______ II - mww~ - - J _____ . aft _______ . + 1 . '+ $'1 _ if House photographer is Wh'e - g6tting more J candidas" A i MSR George mind, cgr e ,ll arid a sIxiite, was simeded to favor time Federal Entry Ministration (FEA) to LrJJUsZr Arab Boycott — Rogers oing Commn C.B.&q . job offer. ' 'i o Mmment j On what companies an All' or Yo + i. __ MRS. CAROL St. HARRELL C 1, Iv P' - ' 1 / __________ '., *_" SPECIAL Linoleum Rugs M1 9x12 *Jfl99 ALSO SIZES 6z9, 9z15 - ~= 11 1~ I +w,r T OCCAS!O!JA!.! ~ _ I -L -49-~ a $ 76 . 310 SANFORD AVE. ~~~ __ Small Tractor, Small Pr1:* --- -_ - ALL READY FOR J CHRISTMAS DELIVERY I-RENIN _____________ ....LT FURNITURE + Hood Tractor Co. + 21$POrsni.IsmTrl 2306 Frncb Ave. fWOI4ivw) p - - Sad. fl.. OPEN Mon-Fri. 9.9 __==J - Sat 9- v+ -:- H i I. ~._; — Funeral Notices _______________ - ____ I AN * I i I . - li HARRELL MRS CAROL M Funeral services br Mrs. Carol M Harrlt, 57, Like Miry, *1.0 ed ThurWay will be held of 4:30 p.m. Saturday at gravesitie in Oaklawn cry v Leo KIM of unrM Home fl ch4rge of arra rrticnI% ANOTHER FIRST= ~ - hallu" ift &4W16 I. nI, + ~* - — 0 THE 1~_ ATLANTIC _________ rOF me Convenience - 01 Our Customers i.r . andSanfords Merchants .. - -r - -, _; . - UflIW 11fl 14 _____ ;~-_. ____ ___ • FACILITY 4r~__e _j6-S IRVS ~~ __42t: _1____.R - 1. *4 ?- A .9 . , ~` + - - I f . + . t y e "AU"ag1k Teffek i.aIi* kn.ai i 7 -0 VtW a. "nu11:, ti 11 i6 Ik 04 W ig!344W nfl fl • re Now, there a a rohlgurator thalvea you either ci, chilled water, or two chili beverages at the push of a button. Want orange iuice? Just slide back the elegant door panel on* this 100% Pusfl one ot the bunonsmarked 'Beverage. Concentrate from one of two containers inside the door mixes with chilled water and flows into your glass. You can even control the richness of your drink, thanks to dials that go from "Alch" to "Mild". Need Ice? It's dispensed throtigt. the 000' too cm an u orna IC Co ur _JL j_ir[r - ii r ' t - -S --iag~~W_ FPF.200T1 HOME lii ?11 TDI)" UtflUp I UX't. AUaWc CoWm eUPJUJ .J jI.. I. 111;) I V4U, be V.,1,,, !'I' t:J .—. $ I . -- _~ - _-_ "' Afflnrn UrdW _.--- -_- -7 ,_T__ lw_q :__ _=_~ l-, : VLA ~ _&V Saba* __VNi - _. - -'_ . 0= - p%v - - j ~- __- - - - - .- .- =Z-. ,_ ___~ ___-____~ i 1< 6 ~ Atlantic National Bank - 0i 788 APPLIANCE CENTER i._____________ 03 01 Sanford 7OO West First St. .. ,M ~,71~ Z-"`l__- ___,4 " 1 4 NA1- ~ :I L -&-, lk ,-.-. ~4 ~- _---.r;J; _,i,_ _~ a + r -p- ~ - xj~*~ ~_ " -1 Mrs.POmFI.Id.r.AtjantkT.gI., 1 K . - I - _____________ ______________ ;:, Rom In Indiana, she moved to 1ke \tdry 30 years ago Survivors include her son, # Winston P. Harrell, of Lake Mary and one granddaughter. Bsis, Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. - from During the Holidays. olida H om 19 Fr Oda pmsen s the ur P DEATH r ROCKERS I ;Jq}i" L 114:01U1141111111110-M-0 - F-rl i . Beach tides: high AgaTTMA :' , - -. . Or CIA AREA - bd 1 1. ,, r + -- J Sanford Rotar) (lub, noon Chic Center y - in C. He arn i - so - tiAi7i-# _ - i 1,11 I - _______ I We called Rathbun who hudsted that he had to Congress at last the names of American ofadual (domestic) oil and gas reserves," and no ties to the oil Industry and swore that his companies which have been prared by Arab As early as Nov. 22, 1974, we wamI that the &pprWrfated $3 miWon to do the job. study w3s not slanted. We have now Iftmed, mijitrift to support their boycott natural gas industry was conspiring to create a WereJedinNovember,I974, that UmeF however, that adoseUe to (1es affiliatedt*isjneases phony "shortage" as an excuse to deregulate sUrvey was being run "for the benefit of the oil DiBo.i, the Americeit i'etrokum Institute's Morton insisted, however, that Rep. John prim. We s%="W in m"eqUent c011=113 that men, not for the ben~flt o:the public.I I We noted executi-ie vice president_ Moss, D-C- if-- Who rcquf~slrd Uw names, should : çier, 1 that .rvey furrri.s had bec't modified coin[j never release them Through the Cemmerce first worked with Rathbun i run farwricL it simply wasri't being clelivered. cot pot te virtually aU the suggemio, from the perdnon dqht yem ago. Then Dillons Wr*d Dq)artmftt's own mishanang of the name , We pointed out that the gas companies had induwy." RaLMXM to work At tL-- Center for Navad however, we have leamed some of them. contracted to deliver ~l per cent more gas thar the survey forms were Analysis. DiBona subsequently joined the Morton wrote to AttwM Ger&ral Edward unlikely, we suggftU American Petroleum 1nsU#L' fe, AM Rathbun I.A-vi M Aug. 1. 1975, for example, &%cussing n the ccmpani I nstitute, the thdusta poril Washington itayed In goveient winding up at the FEA wn"l have signed cortrt5 to deliver more gas lobby. Mao boycott rcquo3t from the Jordanian No w Ha thbu. has IiitJ his old friend rid I.i& than they had available. ernaWmWBechtd,Inc. However, we Quoted the survey &redw, the Amerkw Petroleurn Mtute The Producers simply were holding beck M The Jordanians repudiated the religious Daniel Pathktn, as inhlithig that the FEA wmW was the man who put him on the payroll. wecrrged,untfltheygottheritprjce.Now discriminatory request to EechW, he reported. A go tootherso tofindouthow muchofland The (BZ ha 0— 11 " got EL_ frion"M 71-M,0-4 Yd, -Q I 2" _ in ps Ame;-ka reafly ,&%s in r,s rwL-%v& AM 1Vw writi.14 to inform millim to be twd that the oll aM Ps industry You. for such Investigation y plenty as you my doem As it timed oU, Rathbw's study praised both can be trusted to continue to Inform the govern'opriate, of four a&fltlonal Arab boycott led prim to "enurgeocy" aras. it the Amer~= PeWletuu' It'-A" I e WW the Merit whether or no, 1h" . is a shortage - a requests rpprted to this MW Gas A-vociAdon lt.~ their efforts in candusion ws C the.esttonbie" FM" ' ulTding th tht on 'Ll and gb reerec The ir oie, has'hat called tl rene3 11 rt1tgiotL grounds" $ recommended to',.%t the government No that they can charge the prIce study Foitnt: DRa told us he might have Morton listed possible dlacrimlnatroy they wiud, the gas is flowing apLi, wA the fa ft talked to Rathbun in general terms abo, jt rath" ul-.-t . n nm vxvM of Us own t1m reVests fr=.Iraq and SWA Arabia to four U . VVUM StWY More hiring hh. DiBth-.a ht-AM -twe Fumi: I'he Whittaker Corp. Of Us Ang,!Ies, ft This little shell me, wh will utii Just isn't anyhing MnIsr to it." He h asked Mar and Crk, a Chicago law f irm ; uscr uuthon, could have been exposed ml the Then, believe it or rat, Rathtxxn left the Rathbun to Continue to work fc the American Jokmston Pump Co of GIendo ; govvTu7wnt bJd kept tts own data on oil arid gas verr'nerd and went wai i the American Petrolet&ii Institute because he is a man of Red Wing Shoe Company of R; dC : air: relierves. 7bei the governaxid would have' Petroleum Institute. This heightizried -~ur "iraeftene,. %ad inte0 ty,,, UW DO". Both kw" wk,:Uxr the 11beftage" was real or xzpkim thal the $3 miffim survey, whkh was Mhbun arl Dilkna &, : they di&tt reaa . "'he JUstice DeparUwt acknowledgled L*iat it .1 . 0 and enjoy the sunshine. I rAi LL I Q2AR77h US I U Free tes ting for Sickle Cell Disease, 9 30 a m 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apartments main office, Fifth eet and Locust Avenue, Sanford. Natural Gas P len t'*f u I DayIon . ----------- tj 4 - Priece Is R . I N .A . IPLWF~ 'a DOWNTOWN Sanford Lions Club, noon, holiday Inn _________-- S . - Nellie C. Koon, Deltona 2:15 a.m. and 2: p.m. Port Carolyn W. McLaulin, Canaveral: hIgh 8:29 n.m. and Geneva 8:38 p.m.; low 2:06 a.in. and l J. Mills, Orange City 2:38 P.m. DISCHARGES FISHING WEATHER Sanford: Robert L. Brown little chance of rain for the Fannie M. Bockman weekend boaters and fishermen Minnie Macklin with a possibility of the high Rosa L. Manning wind decreasing somewhat by Patricia R. Matlock Friday night. Rusell 1. Reed llie seas have been too rough James Williams to get outside the put two days Robert M. Edmonds, DeBary with 15 to 20 knot winds and Bejamin F. Lusby, DeBary s eas' four to six feet. Ranion Segarra, DeBary Howard I Wilson, DeLand is a quiet bend in the Wekia Julla L. Cople, Deltona River, out of the wind and In the Joseph C. Galvin,Deltona Iun,acaflepole,llemmanows Golda S. Lafferty, Deltona and plenty to eat and drink. Murray Kanner, Lake .Mary Speckled perch are biting in the M ichele J Drake, Lake deep holes and In the bonnet d A p.m., 1 y, 1 SUNDAY,DECEMBER 21 Christmas tree-lighting ceremony, Secret Lake Park, Ceibety, 7:30 p.m. Santa Claus, treats and caroling. 5 0 00 -- Springs v Ch ildren' 5 s -_ - _ I Anna M. Greenleaf 50s to low 60s south portion Samuel L Lewis except 609 In the Keys. High Charles A. Phillips temperatures .In the 60 Florence A. Brown, Deltona and In the 7Os central and south Longwood Children's Christmas party, 2:30 p.m., ads ePark. - JACK AiugrJ'.Jiv and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 own mprovement Assoc. Flea Market and Bake Sale, 10a.m. to 5p.m., Trinity United Methodist Churth, Sanford Avenue and 6th Street, w __________ -. ' - isting law. They slSould be amended. Awther sect~on mid be used to penalize peaceiW par. - _ Sanford. Gospel Sing with the Tribunes Quartet ,' 8p'm Sanford Civic Center. - - .__-..._ - . . 0. t~_ -'• - - '~~ FOR THE HOME .. 0* WEATHER 1 . '.-~ ! i *.(, • Layer said he prefers courtesy busing where "hazardous conditilons exist" to prevent liability burdens an the A joint mecting has been set school board Wednesday ap. plans for anE imted S,ioo,000 with tile Seminole an application o La wton Commission and school board $M,000 federal grant for a Elementary School, by Watson at 11 a.m. Jan. 12 In the County work study program as part of & Co., Orlando architects The Coixthouse to discuss plans . and a Youth Conservation Corps addition includes eight * new funding fur deelupuig the 316- ('iCC) program would involve classrooms acre Big Tree East Park near about 20 enrollees, ages &5 to le, The board approved I-ake Jessup into an educational according to Superintendent preliminary plans for library Outdoor nature center,. William Layer. to Lake Mary and The board authorized the additions Mrs. Bettie Palmer, Casselber ry Elemen tary r e irati preliminary dinatar of science and en OftSc.., .U.-M presented by Eoghan vironmental education, told "" Kelley, board members Wednesday she Sanford architect. hopes the Natural Science Youth Foundation, Atlanta, will The board also called for bids help fund the project. Saturday's hIgb 61. low 2S. feet of sod at Lyman High In a related matter, the Partly cloudy with mo&raft School, estimated at more than I temperatures Saturda y, Lows The next regular board tonight In the 301. Highs 666%1%.tIng Is I 30 . Saturday In the mid 60s. NorHOSPITAL therly winds 15 to 25 mPh. NOTES decreasing at might. ldlv ,66, ORECAST H. . .. F! Lr ADMISSIONS period with a gradual wirming Sanford : trend. Low temperatures In the J.j ,I Fred L. Dudley upper 30s to mid 40s north, low Juanita Fortier dOs to near 50 central and mid I Letters To Thi? + Outdoor Nature Center lanning Session Set CALENDAR + Criminal ,_r~=Sm -,_*Z- __ ~~~_1= 0. now . ~ I-.' The background of the matter, actually, is simple enOugtLCoyneis the proprietor of 5eva Editor at the prsmt time, at least, has little dozen acresofiandofl the odgeof the small ohjo farming commtnty of New Richmond. The bulk OW we need,and L"* Chinese Seen 'determined getting this drive off the ground. Open Letter d as little as possible from us. of the land is legally given over to what Coym If I can beof serviceto)ou, plea feelfreeto calls the "Boot As for the rest of the world, however, the Hill Junk Yard", and is tbmfort would publisi u following open call on mo. strewn with u ugliness eni situation is emiMy cLiffererit. Rather than letter to the Semincle County Democratic u . Bob Hatiaw2y dustry. A sm,all piece of the property, however, American presidents feeling compelled to show Executive 0 - ,-* mittee: Mtanonte Spn5 was theflag — theprentlalseal,tis_auor cent yea in re rs possibly rezoned, to pr ve e nt Dear Fellow Demots: the world, if only to tuijre3s the folks back home, The recent appointment of a 'selected Takes Issue foreign leaders gould be lining up to be received cornmittee'to allack our grand jury system does that the Sherman tank in question sits — a In your "Around the Clock" column of Dec. by us. not seem to be In the best Interests of the 14th the writer says: "Going partying during judge has agreed, sentencing owner Coyne to Jail For the U.S. today is in a position of strength Democratic Party. The article in the Evening holidays? Naturally you we, if you're human. not approached by any other country. until 51vt time as the zoning violation is Herald. Indicated that most of the members of Who doesn't at this t1Ifl of the me n.11 *I removed. There are only two other great powers In the the 'seioct cnj' have bj Lfore , I take exception to his remark that you are :. world, aM both of thern actively coW Ow grand Jury in the past- With four me:mbers of the riot human unless you celebrate the birth o! The beef? Coyne says the tank is not junk, friendship, or at least the neutrality, of the U.S. Executive Cnmittee now under IndJctrg Christ In this manner, that it is quite valuable and poignant creature In their ideological str~. ftmri the grand jury, it seem Oat the Iselect Partying, Of c-Ourse, mellm drinking, As be of American history. fie says removirtg it 4 as -4 I The Soviet Union is bft-oming more and more committee' is laundiing a counter offensive (or mentions further on that doing so could land you rrAre scrap would demean not only its symbolic i dependent upon American grain to feed its a vendetta) to protect iimi of the co. In jail, in a hospital or even in 1-1 the morgue Also significance, but also the army of patriots who milhons, as is MUCh of the red of the world. mittee. 7he grand jury belongs to Democrats as how many imbibers would take his advice to rode such vdifdes to the victory over N" en. Compared to this dependency, the supposed well as Republicans. JustIce make arrangements for some one else to do the Inside u C'.mont ts stranglehold the Oil shelks have Over the it I.% doubtU that Sengnole county Democra driving. They never think On we that drunk, j&fl, Coyne says he will -rot" behi: ,ld ban rather American economy has been vastly . WkJ) their Executive Committee to tamper with thus the 81deaths caused by drinking last year, ln)ustke exx erated. 0911 system for the self interests of a few. due to their nervous "ems being retarded. .1 TheUmtedStatesisnolongeraycungster p5ItIstimefor the EUveJt &Jthartkles, and thereareniany,Indudthg Coyne apparently does not have much among nations. Our form of government is we of to do some winter sweeping before the voters sorne by a previous writer . ,I this column, can do popular support for his porition. Nobody loves a the oldest, and cffW* one of the most reaent decide to do some spring house cleaning. . little good, especially (I Wenagers, who get Junkman, ParUcularly one who h arid adaptable. No domestic proUem we face Is Larry Ii. Sinclair the Idea that this Is the thing ourto do cm a main route into town. Recycling be w1hy not a mitunn taking the opposite stand, danmed; many in New Ibchffmd, in clu ding resources to it. these humans find other ways to many who make and enforce time laws, would Sunshine Amendment' Yet we are guilty, apologetic arid fearful for celebrate I am sure there are thousands of your refer to be without both the fragility door freedoms aid way of life Coyne,s trash arid Thank you for placing the "Stmhlne readers, who are also human, who would Coyne's obstinacy.F,ays lila friend and associate Economists wrioilsly wonder If our free en'Armndmerit" Petition form wA Donna Estes' welcome such an article. Art Meredith: "No doubt about it, a lot of folkil ~ terPrim system, the mod obcomWtil the world article in the December I Ith I=* of the Herald. E. A. 1 Armistead got it in ~Or John." A&3 & neighbor: "Don't has ever known, can long survive. We certainly appreciate your auigance in nations. ' 0~ or s.ar. Reieased From Consulate COPENHAGEN,Denmark(Ap)_ Thij.tySwedes and Danes leave Sunday on a pioneering, 17-day tourist trip North Vietnam for holiday visits to places the U.S. Air Force bombed In the Vietnam war. The tourists have been told that their behavior during their visits to Hanoi, Haiphong, the resort of Don Son, Gulf "some battlefields" will determine whether other tourists will be allowed to follow. A travel brochure is being distributed in Switzerland offering Vietnam tours in 1976. "Over the last 50 years they had only bad experiences with Europeans, you know," said Ejner Berthel.sen, the year-old tour guid- for the Scandinavian group. "Besides, the Vietnamese do not want to attract the usual crowd that flocks to Spain,s Costa del Sol or other such places." - OIi1 salvage operator John Coyne 13 stranger to civil prota;L As a teenager he Sened 30 days in jail on a conten4t of court chargersultmgfromwhathepercefvedtobean unjust ruling in a dissolution of partnership case. Later he went to jail for 100 days rather than comply with what he felt was an "impossibly unfair" law reprft a ferice on his business property. %_ Surrender, ourists TO Visit Vieinam ; For Law j, / \ 00. , I/ % -I 1% . . Rati 'w, Courtesy Busin9 developed in Hill sborou gh busy highways for children flp rtntv gc1 et bd Seminoie County s County. walking to sdml. years-.-..' in advance of new school Two parents from Windsor delegation has said there is Courtesy busing is the Manfre said 66pressurelp is onstruction and required Manor subdivision said a path little chance of additional state transporting of pupils who live needed on the county and city access needs, but they ar e not through an orange grove which funds available for busing than two miles from their governments to provide safe always provided. is suPP`)sed tO be used by their pupils living inside the two mile respective schools, for w hich no accesses, because the schools Stewart Abel, a co children is not satisfactory and limit. They also claim any County School Board Thursday state funds are provided. About have been required to provide mittee member, likened the courtesy btning may be needed. change in the current system night promised to define by 2,400 pupils in the county now e%Ththg from free lunches to increasing courtesy and con They said the other alternative may Jan. 7 what Is meant by "safety receive this result in a In state service, according health care. ence busing demands and is crossing SR 4. funds because larger counties hazards" which necessitate to Fred Taylor, school tran"It's getting to be an ex- costs to a "growing mo ,, Turning to costs, Taylor said would demand more funds if courtesy busing which costs sportstlon director, tension of social welfare," and to U creeping trend the present operational cost for lool Laxpayers M000 a year. y were available. Superintendent William P. Manfre said, referring to the toward a total welfare state. courtesy busing in the county is Meeting In a special work layer said the criteria of Board member Pat Telson safety Increased burden placed on "The parents should assume $68 per c hild per year, but it will said Dade County which has session, Board Chairman hazards to walking pupils school systems. the responsibility to get their be increased to $90 next year more pupils, would get more Robert Feather proposed the should be available by the Jan. Mrs- Kathryn HIx, a parent kids to school. The board's because of fuel and salary state funds If they were board set up a meeting with all 7 board meeting. from Traliwood Estates, who prime responsibility Is to requirements, governmental and law enavailable, for example, Sal Manfre, principal of said her child attends Spring educate them, not bus them... (orcement agencies in th e Milwee Middle School, and a Ike Elementary, said cour- If we have to, let the state county to help conduct a survey member of th e countywide tesy bus ing Is increasing due to define what a parent's Job is!" of area schoola to identify advisory committee on busing, what she termed "poor plan. A bel said. hazardo us criteria and review said it Is the responsibility of ning" of th e loca tion of schools Abelsaid courtesy busing courtesy or convenience busing the community governments to and establishment of sehool is a "frivolity." now provided Fenthr said a provide safe accesses such as districts lie recommended the board iiuilar studs' and plan was sIdewais and ovcrisses over liyer responded by saying determine, once and for all, / Whether it Is "legally respon. . sible" to get pupils to school M a 0 0 V. . who live less than two miles . U Herald Staff Writer llearing parents and school officials warn of the effects of "growing socialism and less welfarism," the Seminole 4 c ' 0 es By JOE ASKREN T \ would be no more cmcerned about the dL4ant world than their ancient emperors cared about affairs in the Rome of ihe Caesars. Even now, the ordinary Chinege, according to reporters ordinary. Americarn. Our dip1UCtactswithQii since 1972 • all one sided. No important Chinese has visited this country our trade with China remains a drop in the bucket, even conmpared with our trade with far smaller . - % .,-~ - Americans that their President is a very . imPortant man. But neither sh,ould there be any doubt about else. And that is that presidential visit like the historic "reopening" ol'China by L.n HTZ t.ec y= ago.can* — serves the interests of the riders of China to maintain friendly relations with the United States. Were it not for China's colossal feu of Russia, C11na today would be as self4solated as much 1/ ~ ,..,-.-- Now that Gerald Ford has made the PiWimge to Peking and been received by the living fowil of the Chinese Communist Mao were outlawed for a time in Massachusetts. Or41 dinances urged that Christmas be kept with more solemn humility" and the rugged climate and hardships sapped much time and energy of those early settlers. In Virginia, communities were few and scattered, and the threat of Indian attack made holiday travel hazardous or impossible. All of these factors kept Christmas . ul Christmas in 1775 bore few resemblances to Christmas as it Aill be celebrated 'M years later. Llristmas was controversial in that year of mounting tensions. IMe City of Boston was under ; - 'EDE I -. h * 0oI Board Stu d'10 AMSTERDAM. The tberJ (AP) Seven South Moluccan gunmen seeking an Independent Asian homeland released 25 hostages unharmed from the In. donesian consulate today, Peacefully ending a llay siege that began in a blaze of gunfire and apparently get. g nothing in return. ne freed hostages -Including 10 women -smiled and waved and Joyful residents danced in the streets under fluttering Dutch flags, 'Me surrender came hours after the gunmen threw a birthday party for one of their hostages, and five days after six oth er Sou th Moluccans freed 23 hostages (rorii a hijacked train 90 miles away, ending a l2ay ordeal in wch three persons were killed. ose gunen too got no Th concessions. eperSon,an Indonesian offlcffl) diedinthe conte siege from injuries sustainNi jumping frin a window Lr) dig to escape. - Christmas tree on the Filipse, near the White House. Ibc I W 5 Christmas Pageant of Peace program at the Ellipse had a Bicentennial theme i4ith music ________ . The 4:30 p.m. concert w be free to the pu but there will be a $1 admission charge for the dinner, which is open to the public. However, persons wishing to join the students for t,he meal must make reservations early by calling Horner at the Chamber offices. -Bill Carrie * Ifl5A _________ SC IEF Moluc - button to light the living National community . VVORLD I Li I Friday, It - . . Evening Herald. Sanford, FL ____________________________________________ - ________________ - Sanford -- I- DOWNTOWN FACILITY ONLY "i" A'lntir Bank - P- V*Nft@&11"VC."*W6*.fi1~#%r*4 mo-A"001C ) 11 W '~ - - ____ �_ ___ 1 = -. -____ __ ______ __________ _____ ____ ____________ ___ ___ __ ___ ________ --- - ______ ____________ ____________ - - - - - - -- - -- - - = ___________ - - --- - - I ______ ______ Seminole Upsets Ranked Sea reeze, 5 ______ III fly AARON KAUFMAN lkrald Correspondent : ______ Up "missing." and made their shots count. On defense, ed by Kevin n That cion was not to b a Flick, who popped points. He Fortunately, a nearby gas the othr hand, tho Sandraho and Da4d WIgg1ns completely soft one for the Crabs. Reuben was the only Seabreeze plays Semfn& ibgh -wiie prouiems1 thooting Ted Flick, did they momentum in the third quarter nvercome, later needed one to get out of elated with the turn of ents. hadtocmotofrthg rebounding, gave Seabreew a 1 Ffr, Seminole - u Dolphins Slim Hopes 4hen learn is getng iI1s - ___ - it was found to be ImmobLle How true' The Tribe zoomed 6-Even ng Herald, Sanford, F Frlda), 0* C 1t 1973 canned MIAMI (AP) - The Mian ' the Cola arrrenUy ha the the front door,but we'll thke it al Footbl Iague reilar sea- 1ctles or Miami. a heartbreaker to Seabreeze in oes" Johnson of the Houston Oilers of the National 8ifl; , , play, to le the Bncos past pj "U Miami the American Confer. team has too much pride just to 'Thnking a basketha is sort of Like spiking a foothall," said Willoughby. "That was my !t dunk in the NBA so I felt like doing the dance" and put the Dolphins in the phins' o1feve guard playoffs for the sixth strt Uttle. year "If we win, then we can ho 5(1115(1 °n ___ C4f/1,q(p fo'90 .-. - his find home game. o. a over on ir Donver is a San ego (ll) and then either with e Bncos to keen their slim or CInciati (l3), whith or San ego 6,3 yards and stands 1 yards playoff hopes alive U miami CoACh could make the Dolphins the behind former Cleveland A Miami v1ory and BU wild card en ii a ne ye got to play It like &owns player roy Kelly in more ls to the New Enand "It'll be harder getting up for everytwng depends on the oersiI ring yardage with Nationnl Basketball Assoclation game just figured it was the thing to do And it brought the house down Bill Willoughby, Aflanta's 1yearld rookie ripped in a dunk shot In the closing minutes of the ' 1cto over the l Angeles Ikers Thursday nIt and _______ estended it to 2fl at halftime wthg the second half, the ______________________________________ Seminoles ntlled the boards -- . 18 __ _ 7?,%W1c,'ke1ø/A -. 4 and hOl on fr a resounding 5 In six games and Seminole, now r1stmas pent is th daYS 57 upset of Seabreeze, the , is apparently playing much As usual, Reuben Cotton led off," Joked Mills state's ninth ranked Class improd baetball over the the Tribe srers wIth 16 points In other action, the Seminole AAAA school earb stretch of the season and he aho pulled down 18 gins basketball team opped a Then came the tough part "We played good defense in _________________________________________ rebounds Terr> Smith, with his tough decision to Seabreeze, - i o Willouahbv Gets First Dunk ezper1en ea" he said. oked its in _____ Fr.y, Dec it, i77A IN BRIEF about the game. They Jo e,,, EnIng Hira, San, Fl • ______ - 5t.v , f / kickoff returns ________ the last one for rthger Don Stack at quarters en running back floyd UtUe, who has an- back for the third strght :i nounced his intentions to game Quarterback Earl Mor- - - - ------ 73 07 Bak 2 S $9 Totals 2117 p oWd not be actiated ue!s I A late switch in game sites leavea Seminole County t' k' pting a 48-31 vIctory over prett> well, a en. ' that sends American ace Jimmy Connors against f 4 mark The game was being hi ke Miami at Oviedo in the other local game. n Id I I th one w I e pressure 0 . be what else to Bishcp Moore. clit," Bray ssid today. "They --_ .-I the Christmas holldars with a 4- A teammate kidded him :, 2T?:fl SEARREEZE: Jnson S 17 ii, Ibai ' '' Isei1 SV0w came up with a strong partner on the tornament circuit. I the ball, they got impatient." 01. Perry 0 O. McGovern S.mlnøl ___________ thut free, bot it did alow 7 Willie Nehru scored 16 points MEDOAR EVERS - rut fjgur Crooms Holl 14. r i i A/ a V V II I I I FTU; Prather 51211, ShOW iois. i or vv oouy reys flfl what hurts the most is Dolphins forwarded it to me. I close of the harness racing N.Y. who has 18 head in find the guy." / flat and smoi' he added ________ the early morrdng hours and here, is on hand wIth 14 horses. J between them - whatever "No, I take that back, he FTU esser and dirt "sa s Uttie M 0 fl t g o me r y (A Ia.). been messing around with my that." Apparently t}' guy "Man i 01 real CASSELBERRY - The The largest stable currently Coffie announced todaY that YCST. sonalitles staying f. ey a former driving champion here with eight horses Asked about - L- I i WO I I _I I -- _______ - ______ ' 'Kan - No IBIIISON em emo ii are 1J UI U . ___________ "' as I' last season with a .7 avg. 77. foot signal caller completed only 133 out of fl2 passes for ' ri c a X. I By The Associated Press U62-131 uorg, rire ec ivieei ifl riflaie FOUId Out: Salmond m nil ( r II ri i'Jr Sweden sway into the final - the first ever between the I. 37-0 In the NAIA Champion strength of a 16.14 Camellla . (!igu . -, ____ - Seminole, 8- has a r o here during the s1ng 19Th victories over Brevard by meUng 171-96.11) (18) Mizmesoth over Buffalo don't • -uomioyeruvnver- iewvagea - pointwinneroverSemlnoleand a lifetime mark of 203 She Is V should receive national at "i, seSSOIl at 11.2 a.id third. (I7, Mesa 9.New Ha.npsh)r, iON Iowa 11.Hend.rsn 51. 17 E Kentucky 13 Ithaca 11 Salem Iis At A Glance By The Asciatd Press Friday, Dec 19 Bi.Oray Al Montgomery. Ala., n Ohio. 110-10) MIeiota w umi (l7) (I7N) Minnesota Minnesota us __________ 3 Pensacoa I Mercer N J _____________ 1 7 Andefl S C 10, San Jacinta, Tex. Ii J.fferjon5tate,Ata. ____________ 15 Aritona Western ' U it (60) $00 __________ Texas A&M (10 I 0) n Buffalo 4 - At El Pun. Yes. 1743) vS. Kons game ew without Joe Namath e Pelican Bowl or L . ng (6 1) 45 When all else falls, consult Ibe doctor That'sJuatwhatwearedoingm Washington over Philadeirbia moch offense cm;noie Lommty lodege, takes a stab at picking wtnnri in the Football Forecast. Ovo, - Ton (7.1) Ii (7 1) 14 Chicago over New leaas Washington Washington Washington Washington a ue n4Ouu. rrco ough April 1 wIth the 1978 Hap was really U4, hitting 1 1 ' ____________ ____________ i lndianRiver (52) 17 Monroe, N.Y. (50) 17 - Houston Cleveland San U I! times and he's not like m ___________ Meanwhile. Ml'5 who had been bottled Up most of McCoriathy fired in points to line. praise. and cago M New usi hono 1ean ___________ per Bowl champion, has won 11 There's Nothing seconds left in regulation tIXT3C Campbell combined for 47 games kicking off the final tral Division a-own. - Bulfe'o at Kansas CIty Mitwauk at Golden State New Orleans at Portland Sundays Games Chicago at Atlanta LOS geles at Cletand WHA WI T PtIOFOA East Division 1316 1 77 111 1 12 15 3 27 $7 92 1$ II 0 36 116 104 MI Newvork Indiana nver Canadian DivisIon WInnipeg 7310 0 46 (0), 7.60. 6.20; 3. Aretha Jay) (5), Azpi, I. Bhlbao. Dallas at Niw York Jets Ph'ladelpnia at WCihin Calgary Toronto Ii 9 II 3 21 137 tIS 570 Q ($) sa 20 P (60) $113 10, 15 •.3 ii t 410 u San Anton i 9 623 15 ii AT PUMP CALL.... WALL'uMe0a downs in that stretch and hazpermIttedori1yl32poLntsa lowest total in the 440.4 40; 3. Larrl Beitia (5). 1.20; 0 Perez, 7. Urza Arana. I. Domingc. ish nmners, Franco Harris of (2l)$4O P ($7) $15000 BigQ Jay) Stee1ersand'sLawre (17) With 2$). $310.00. EIGHTH - 1. Sala Ramon. 7. THIRD - 1. Ethano Alberdi (3). Atava Altu. 3. Chucho-Juan. 4. Sinti- muLubeon. 1160.100, 310; 2. Larri QuioIa (4). Aguirre, S. Mono Aipl. 6 Fermin Harris enJod his fifth lO 460 100 3 Oguiza Okoki II) S 00Q Mencha 7. MaruriLarree. ' d e last week and his ABA 1311 7 13 17 .570 6½ TENTH - 1 Mencha 2 Johnson's club --- -- - - __________ _ __________ I Y., • ' record. -- Mcttheo Is I tith 'i' W t ° ' . 17.60,560.3.40, 2 Santl Agulrre (3). Celaya. - more iOr a 500 S 40 3 Sat. Echave (1), 4,00; Q ELEVENTH -I. CachBengoa, 5ioh (3 4) 3100 P (43) $1 90 season 'C' 2 Domingo Juan 3 Erdoza Altu 4 SIXTH-i. Alava Juin (4), 11.60, Oguixa Perez, S. Manoio-Zarre, 6. 01 cose, 1O35d games • .1 _____ . .-________ 14I j I110 -- __________ - Vtrgtna S 72 .103 15½ 400,3. Cacho-Jav (2), 3.60; 0(1.4) hwe Mam. Thursdays Kesuns 13500; p (11) 17090 ELFYH-i, BilbaoMuguerza, -' uciscu over New Yo Giants Houston Houston Houston Fa (9 70) vs tO 71) Texas A&M New York Giants it San Clexetand at Indianapolis Today sOames -Indianapolis Aguirr, (1)6 Antonio at St_LouIs Dec 3) Philphia NY island Atlanta 70 4 7 47131 70 ii V 6 42 132 1514 3 31 N Coiiege Minnesota at Winnipeg Houiton San Diego Phoenix at Indianapolis H 1792 DBrts Ph 6a8 445v Golf Qutings& Company ( SATURDAYM I Greens Fe 16 50 CartsS7 50 2 Pla un & Cart $17 (II I p m - , Q Ui) 15760 P (4 Beitla S Eddy Yza, 6 Larri Qulol. 3)19720 - r___ __________ •r wet come Eiorza 7 Oguizs OkOkI S 2)0114 60 DO (43) srn ELEVENTH-I M.anoloM.ncha AJÔflO (0) 700 3 60 3 00 2 Erii Juan THIRD 1 ca Alberdi 2 Uric Green Bill Hardtgr.PGA Cacho '-- 'k1' Pisyens & Ca sio - . _____ -- 9H&esafteripm-Cart (i at - ---- Fee1250 fetsIonl I - T Smythe DivIsion By The Associated Press ELFTH La ma (10 10). ro S LOuis 10 16 Mm. 10 19 1 21 72 114 N aseivai Eastern 61 Conference asboro - 1 Erdoza Larr.a 7 Oguiza Arena I ArechaLeniz a • Montrool 23 5 S 51 143 72 I? 7 Li. Tech 76, flayt& - Ohio South Carolina Miam Ohio Miami, Ohio Wsshn. At Pa $adena Calif i ' Ohio Sta t e 1100) s UCLA (57 Orange B I At Miami Oklahoma (10 1 0) vs - • ic,, 375 4 10 94 131 Adams Division Buffalo 19 S 1 42 l Boston 16 $ 10 106 91 toronto ii 12 S 20 97 91 CalIf. 11 IS 3 23 14 106 Thursday Results s 4. Are Ramon(S) 3 00; Q(i 1)$34 20; p Zarre, S. Negul Quiola,4. Alava Perez. Handle -$131,161; A - Using f C • " " - ____________________________________________________________ • ChjchOAttu (4)5)$317 P (45) 020970 . Virginia at New York at Cleveland (35)113710 (1) 1900 1020 720 7 SantiAltu au eys ames Kentucky at nd na Calgary at Toronto San Dieoo .t Denver __ Q (35) 13,70 Vrginia at St Louis Ho Ston at Phoenix NHL _Camnb.11 Ca North Carolina State (7 31) 'A over Quebec S Winnipeg I -- Marytand Al NiOrleans Southern (al Chicago at New Orleans easant - .' test us." 72 ii 1 43 143 lIt Kentucky 20) - 1 every Weldon says be is t an informed • 1973. That might be out of reach than pride at Louis is at Deoit, Kansas aty to pace Toledo as the Rockets Orange Bowl when the Marquette's Earl Tatum led opened their home season after championship of Pete Rozelle's Quebc ado (9 20) vs Te as ( Wednesday iaesUng picks thu Wt _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Three in a row M1am Ohio through Sahlrddy. With littie m field in the Super Bowl against Minnesoths arena, 1 ) .- . - - - mwN Ga L1 rac coach. weekend at what needs 243 more ya aflU OInCu second half to beat Wiclita division champions, The same Houston, Philadelphia at Wash- perfoce fln he added, quite serious- Houston Regular Season Ends Atsiex __________ was the 515th career victory for peek this ' Minnesota, flu5 eat, te c'assy lead Memphis State's victory, play the Los Angeles Rams Sat- Jets at New York, San Diego is yards are fourth on the all-time Sin Diego at Cincinnati Tm not announced Sa;vrday, 37 C Woshinglon L we hitoily recorded previous gUest nush an bail fw who can't wait unW Buffalo riniti ui set It the other way, but Houston over Cleveland- Weakly Ba Atlanta W then assistant principal Iar Richardiou, (03) 21 a Sunday's Games Friday. Dec 76 , oo ir a, am Pit1sbgh at Los Angela, n Arizoni State (1)00) vs N. 'I ________________ ng a 011 Seerai or famiur names , o1ereo dinch its night. 930 13 930 71 1110 67 $21 51 it o i Cinc) 1110 46 N. Eng. NatIonal Foomall Lsauo At LA •m i5,? cnn. Southern California (7.40) vi. ' '" I.- . er Pro vs -- r ,, to ' __ who was one f n- DePaui moved ___________________________________________________________________________________________ .y very . - poin two western Louisiana 1l I - Miami. Bries phinaneedinga victorytokeep He has clinched another sh-- WEATHERT . o. f&y by the name of behind pacesetters DeKalb Native Land out of Otega I Salem College of West Virginia igan. The Wildcats, on the :- . .,. South Carolina (710) _____________ __________ called lately. to to pace Washinon over __________________________________________________________________________________________ straight victories. had National basketball poll this been to the race& the Gophers to an upset fcreign soil before finally whipping Chile at Baastad, r "None of the et have ever Thompson later blocked quette Coach Al McGulre alter open the Davis final between Sweden and (echos1ovnkIa today as the biggest termis season this sentlng the YMCA and "needed and clinched its fifth NAIA received 27 of the 41 first-place Calif., last Saturday, rectived enough to have one of my own. "Mter the ft time I blocked 68; Toledo turned ba Eastern cdtakecareofm>dfl,' said way of Sarasota sees the all.etar match as a chance to It'swinter training season at charges have already proven the IVS American Association had an tmpoatcr," he said, don't know why, but people be- another honor today when It ci of sports writers and sports tosecorxlplacefromfifth place the Turf Club wIth iSO horses that they are top-notch per- of College Baseball Coaches "(Larry) Csonka had one, lieved him." alreadystabledherefortheoff- formerii by turning in two- All-Star Team. finished first In The Assodated txeadcasters. In the previous poll. (Jim) Kllckhad one, even Merc He said he later got a letter Press' final college division The balloting helped put finished with a 13-1 record. : ____________ -- - _______________ • Minnesota again until Thomp- $ a 12 0-36 the ego of the Miami Dolphins' star, a a IIdIII i r I I tte slar in a basketball Washington stopped SetUc Pa- stringers a rest and the Tigers h season, completing 1 out of 9 ths for 2,660 yards charging piwdiases and court- self off at a Savannah, (',a,, mo- wasn't me," Utt!e said. "I pads and face those defensive Tosats 47 3711 131. Stabrii, I in tonights Bluray football game dl running around the country the imposter around Easter number, so I called and told her wants to be me, maybe he ought Cily 3006 Fefin 2004, 1036. I r I McGovern o2 o Me*ander 1002 ' i I _________ 13131212-4 G Id I bus" about meeting the Mar: wPPedMtso7l. heavily on the threwing arm of San ego State's Craig intermission, and played subs HOWELL Carson 000 Thomi 3 02 6 Morris , G , U 10 12 16 14 3-55 3 SChdt is accustomed to - Tofals 2311 U - =-- ____ South Central Division . Atlanta II 10 .503 WashIngton 1712 500 2 MIDWEST Hnuston 12 I Minnesota n Mauette 3 Cleveland 1311 451 7½ OT N Orleans 9 16 360 6') DePaul 65 Northstern 57 Western Confenc, TOledO 00 E Montana 69 - ____ 1 - Santi Mencha S Sala Larrea 6 FIRST 1. Larrm Lenii, 2. Bilbao-Yza, 3. Cache Zarre, 4. EchanoOkoki, 3. aarrEiorza. 4. Arecha Echave. S Negul Javi, 6 Ald Beitia, S. Via. 6 Negul Barre Etorza. 7 Dom.n Perez, I Aibdt i Sanchez S Eddy Alava uan Arana SEVENTH 1 ICe BediL 2 SECOND I. Ica Arana,2. Eddy Uric Via. 1. Aldana Perez, 4. Leniz 3 Ogulta Be.lia 4 Echano Echano Javi S Ed Alber 6 _____ J - -. ______ / . ca - / / - - ' --_ -- - - I hula Bi. Honoiuiu, Hawaii c'fath ound-huggir I veer of South Caro1a in the 1" ! - "We never e any veers in fmatins," d Personnel im "It's "at me tell y games, t amasrg a I yard aere their oppornts Mrwni does appear to have a something t of the ar agai footed scrambler who has Sth 0 8 op e dfl Grantz Carien can always Senior Bl terback Shean Smith who yards and 12 scorn average Kevin Long and Clarence WII -, '' - . . . Mobile Ala WsshlnØon Satvay's Games around quarterback we e ame .00 "We've reall bet he does both exceptionally k roilne olienslve trio will be "Those guys Just rake in The AsIaed don't make PacifIc Division Seattle II 14 500 6½ t In parentheses, soason da d fans, areexpected for the 2p.m Atlanta Pr . McNse Rice so Nevada Rena SW La Javi, S Eddy Alberdi, 6. Aidan- Fermir..Attu, 7. Maruri Alp). I. Dom,rgo Zarre 3 Negul Bengoo 4 .- - Caya 7 Aspi I Bitbao - Kansas ongee ghat 10% Angeles City at Toronto Colorado St 7) Fresno FIFTH WhInon at Buffalo t : i : I Erdoza Echave 7 Maruri CeIay Juan S Fscmtn Ramo 930 216 1030 In cago Atlen? a? Boston Sstuays Oz.n CMCatO at Niw York S 63, 5 00; 2. Aldane Lens: (ii, 1 10, Arecha Bengoa, 14260 p ) O PVPNTH - . .,.,_=- - ErdozPern With arnnfr CacRa Bilo P.z, 5. 4. Santl-Juan. S. Sula Aflu, 6. Fec ' At".i , ' 6 -____ KflUC V 6 Livingston ': at at - Cflce cpionsNp gorywehadoneweui all ' disadvantage fur hic Indians w1 Philadelphia _________________ ______________ t , r,, :.. RESERVATIONS: 8311600 - i �- .- - - -- - - * - - - - - p - - - --- - - iii- I- liii __. -,-- - •1 5 1 It "~, A12 1 ft .__ Charlotte McQuillian Remembers Training Schools To Be Established 1976 New WOMEN Hera ld, Sanford, 1 Ch in Downtown Sanford. The unit consisted of the chapter year. Total red meat production could Increase almost a billion thechaptersweeflartCthdyBurdeefollowed by thj und,vr1Thjdwrnild.ctiHhebd0W19Ws0UtPUL which Coun t) agriculture agent. Carrying the banner were Bob Harly and Torn Chellete. Animals my be responsible (w around 10 pff cent of fan Market Research CorIporation of America data for the final Brown is attending an agents' training Program ft week in Behind the banner was the very lovely chapter Sweetheart and injuries. But care and kindness could prevent most such mishaps. week, that ending November 29,show consumer buying down by 6 Gairiesville to qualify hinwlf as a "Pesticide trainer.-, her escort Charles Cowan Kyle Bauer drove the car which was Here are a few tips on safety with wümats per cent from a corresponding week last year, not enough Ion furnished by Bob Dance Dodge in Sanford The float was pulled by It s part of the new Restricted Pesticide Applicator Cer- change the season total, according to the Florida Department — Don't permit anyone to tease, abuse or mistreat tilication program, Brown explaln!d, and the Environmental th e tractor which was driven by presid en t, Paul Elctrldge Also on — Teach ch ildren to treat (arm animals and pets kindly and Protectic*i Agency (EPA) hasn't ye defined all the restricted the float were Frances [ommerse, Pepper Yost, David Jon es, ____ with respect. pesticides. Griduation xercises Friday evening, December 5th in . Marie Selbee, Carol Cowan and John Lommerse. — Let animaLs know you are around — don't s ta rtle them, Louis, Mo., climax ed Th a week of intensive e fl tr oa — Keep small children away from animal quarters, lots and t portrayed a family having Christmas In the colonial Brown said training schools, which will be set up after the aining for Cecil 'flicker first of the year in the Ag Center off U.S. 17-92, and at other areas pastures unless clo6ely supervised. of Sanford. He and 24 other ovimers or managers of Ralston period. Ibis was part of the parade theme "Spirit of Christmas available to growers, will be "designed to help and not handicap Purina dealershi ps from aa-osa the U.S. took part in the 76..' — Discourage kids from reaching through fences or pens L headquarters "Dealer Opportt,Mty School" conducted by the them. The Seminole High Chapter of the Future Farmers Of pet or feed animals. Some my bite or toss their heads, jamming. ____ Purina Agri-Business Institute. America wish everyone a Very lT Christmas. the child's lIj,ib against omcthing 1id. Seminole Count homeowners and residents interested in -Keep walking and working ar Tucker and the other Purina dealers participated in sesslofts Production of red meats was down in 1975, despite record Spring gardening tips have a free New Year's treat waiting for clutter-free and clear of manure, mud and other slippery centered around better methods of serving their customers who supplies of them. A HomeVegetable Gardening semmar' Is being set up at accordin g H. Preside nt of e materials to reduce risk of (ails. (j livestock and poultry. 7:30 p.m. on each of the four Tuesdays in January at the National s k Meat Board. lie said the decline from Tucker said he wW apply the techniques and information - Keep pharmaceuticals and barn chemicals In safe storage Altamonte Civic Center 1974 is due to a 17 per cent pork production. Holidays Are Busy ; Brown requests only that these wishing to gain a green thumb For Gamma Lambda first call the Ag Center at 322.= for reservations. The program Stroud said total red meat production of 364 billIon I P I . 1~ I ~ Tucker handles n the — W11,111; The Florida Farm Bureau's Board of Directors is asking all -is been on the famous ,,Checkerboard 0 Florida orange juice processors to raise their price of frozen concentrate one cent per six-ounce can, according to Walter J. Kautz, president of Florida Farm Bureau. uia line of livestock and related . "With the increase in the cost of chemicals, fertilizers, labor, __ America participated in the Sanford grower to receive ft small amount of vive," Kautz said. . , ' and reconstituted single strength juice markets, United Growers Extra organization said consumers of fresh and procssed products twill short "They're buying it like ils going out of style. Fresh frt I e approximately four per cent higher 91an L-L-A jwr's r=rd and supermarket shelf sales of our unmatched single strmgth. unsweetenea juice is wrnost eigm per cent above last year at this 10:64 I 0 1m-AL . The United spokesman said the only canned juice problems 14 ywi; tella a rn I . . ~~. V . - ,'" , ~~ 7Q 7u ;~ ~___S_ , . DhIl A r k _._1 i and second I L j I t E='1 ;I—*i - - J- Former Prime Minister L= - I-C'- - .==— mourning about," said Golda Meir, former rnmnlsterofIsrael, after she was flNj "Woman of the Century' by the Iwaell Bonds "But do we really know all the women of the citury and all that they have dne?" she asked After receIvthgtheaward,MrsM&waedy reporters how laraelr orztslocrthciazn about 2 bombIngs of Palestinian refugee camps In Lebanon where 75 people were killed and 150 wowided. 'Friends, you must realize we are fighting for our Uves,"shesa1t"Thereisnobodywhowrftesagajnju3 -- - ' Z__~M _ -j - ' ' ' '. I .- . $ • a a inas. Qu'flte • Girls and boys • - ' -- 11 - __ -A Roller SJ1 .,. skates -,f-____ rr -= " _________ -1 - __ "_7 ~"fob ~ • t it. op by the center, ---- 2. .I 1. __ .. 1, I - -- He said Mrs Onassla Is involved with the cunmittee ugthe ittogeth' an lEslie were not, the book 1j- . — - cx Receives Gold Record . I British S.M.1XL. erry Dihimam, head of the EMI re.Nird company in Brazil. A old record is offered to an artist in Brazil who Ha of a çtjscRiu, P40W - " — p,j4 — — — -- —— Ch r i st mas ii I 'rHAt,E IT' at Sanford - . - -.-. - -. - -• - The look is new, but each holds the quality for which Baylor is famous, If I say, "Gee, Hon, you look nice in that dress," her reply Is — , -.. - -1 . io I __ "I ... reason, to help with the cxpensell.. The word from here Ls to forget IL - 4~~% why she . down. And it hurts me a little. ou - being divorced and wants to DEARABBY Myproblemis plckupwheresheandDtckleft , m} nose. I hate it. off and told her lam l8andhaveafairly good I wrote to her that we were happily iir1ed personality and lots of frieod, andto1eacm husband alone esPecially at church But C'.CT)bOd) setms to notice my Then I t ore up lxr letter. ----- . - - -. • -- - - n— "'k j ', . , . 1: 11 ¼.,- / - '-. . -. , .' 4)')"- ... i r r 40. . .. : - ) -: - / . - -..-:; • P ' ' : ' - •1 - - •i . - - ___ I 'ii AL :.... .. - -, - / - I _' - ''•'"r K--*. , 4L.I.-F : !~W _ A- I- li - ' I - ' J -,. I i - A-, N_ . -,___ \ - I.*. I ' jg I V, % A I I-J I -. OW dial, banglaceIeI so -------N - - ________ into his life again Please help me M wo1e world Is (allIs apart DEAR "747" 11 you are v never con inced - - . - guy with that 747, ask your ly If •, surgeon WuO WOUiu plastic - , operate now, and let you make monthly payments. -- It : - I 40 - I "Ot •: "--.t LI. bangle bracelet, $85 -_pn%~! 9 PM . i cia rOfl1Oy1. pen Mon. thru Sat, 10a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30.5•3Q p 4 . .m 1001 I : teasitoon salt who enjoy suh treats. The raw carrot used contributes a good - cups sugar sweetnessand aiiebblytexture. 1 cup salad oil confectioners' sugar 1 teaspoon pure vanil la extr&ct r - . : _-A NO_ i 4 '! 4--, - - ", rieidii ~ i \ ), I until blended, Mix In carrots and one cup of the pecans Pour batter Into 2 greased I Decorations g , U -01 , t.' - ~ IP1 PRICE - I RUTH TUECH : ,,~- *-XA l,n t, ozUi- ~ ~_ - - ~_ - - I 9 cups al~purpose flour 2 cups shredded raw carrots 2 cups chopped pecans, divided (or peanuts) is? & Sanford Ave Downtown Sanford Longwood East a minutes. Coolinpanslomlnutes.Thrn ot Iof offparispaper oowired racs The German-American Join In the fun at this event, delicious breakfast. Mixed thoroughly. Beat cream cheese 'Don, Wa nda and Others," a drinks available at rcasonablc tiittlI!ght. Stlrincerlectioners' ; f) Society will hold a gala New sugar and vanilla extract. Use - Year's Ere party Dec 31 'our-piece orchestra, will play prices to fill and frost cake. Sprinkle starting at 8 p.m. at the Ger- favorites for easy listening and Let your hair down to set ur feet a-dancing. and the sides of the cake with man-American Clubhouse, ai celebrate with th GermanThe admission charge of remaining 1 cup chopped Orange Lane, Casselberry. perpersonformembers($6per iuflciicanSOciety,urgCSGoetZ. pecans. Garnish with pecan President Fritz Goetz Invites person for guests) Includes Admittance by reservation haJves,ifjwj Makes one 9. members. friends and in,etstn rvtv,1rners, crazy hats and a only. Call 31.3850 or 834.3189. inch layer cake. I ALFRED H. CANN O.D. Announcthenl:fhisotfIce OPTOMETRY Paulucci Professional Center 100 East First Street Suite S Sanford, Florida Hoursbyappolntment 323.5823 i y _'__ - " __V - . - Text ured r ect an gular O wl , ban9ie bracelet $ or t= rotary beater. Beat In center comes out cican, 35 to 40 German-Americans Mark New Year • Altamonte S",n"s, baking powder and salt In the lay er-cake pans. Bake In a large bowl of an electrk mixer preheated 350-degree oven beat sugar and oil for minutes until cake tester Inserted into 1-ftriz!4 k.Iftkul - !: i~. ~ 8349212 this more delectable SPICED CARROT CAKE -, • SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Wi n ter Swings S an f ord Alt I Christmas r.one s ) c' weC0' ° C 1O'J ' BOXED Christmas Cards package (8 ounce) cream eggs, one at a time, beating t horoughly alter each addition package (I potuW) Addnourmixture beating iust I C:~X~ I I I I 0 cheese, softened cinnamon ..---. *~`v I*,-,*x 0 " =. Bake Marvelously Moist Carrot Cake ' - ' NOWHERE TO TURN EAR NOWHERE: Stay out of your husband's billfold and drawers! And don't call or Stop by and see her display Canning Is cheap and easy at Seminole Community Action can- Nutrition Fond Services representative, and near the fountain from 10a.m. flerYaCcOrdlflgtO(frOlfllCft)KathyFranklln,Outreachauistant nery supervisor. (Herald Pboto by Tom Vincent) supervisor, Ruthia Hester, Outreach worker and Community to 9pm I -t'.i ' -' --- YO&A Carrot cnkes are being 2 teaspoons ground - 14___ ~~ a ~ K__41. Monday through Christmas Eve. = - billfold and found her phone had a nose problem. Help! calling Should T write again or 1, call her or what? This is my thlrdmarrlageandlwantltto &i, —j last Dick was a perfect '' h usband until this woman came .1 - 41K: ~ - —. orwrote him thereto tell him that I did something about it What re-all) hurts, Abby, Is about my letter because he came home and raised cane that there's this guy who goes to my church. I like him a lot, but with me for writing to her destroying her letter. i ex- because ofmy nose hecausme plalned that I only did it because I loved him and was If YOU could see my nose, trying to save my marriage. yrnad know what! mean. th, Where can I f ind a plastic That's surgeon who wouldn't charge Abby. meafertune?Eventhepastor, Last night while he sleeping, I went through his Inn very nice way, told mc I number, so I'm sure he's been Mf _______________ — ;' - • - -. :'/') ' i . . . 8 . ' : - -- / , - - - - .f 4* *3 -- ::.' ' - - • -- -' ' - I She either called Dick at work nose, and I think it's high time -- I DEAR PERPLEXED: Your letter hidden in his underwear accept pralse. Don't be hurt i = ') -I R PERPLEXED firm or Tf wits v%Ar6^"^A 6^ 1I.6 - .. __ ____ .-.- ___ - --- ~- ___ -___ -eIM7_ _______ Mxg~ ~_~_ A9 I find It hard to understand and maybe that's why I feel ___ T NMIERIIFR~ _~ I so Insecure wife Lacks self-confidence and Two weeks ago, I found a feelssomewhatcmbarrassedto -- - --- to call her up likely to be, "Do you really hase been married for two ears. I'm a little older than he -.-. ___________ : CAU 322.2611 THE HERALD _____________ _________________________ ________ _________________ - -. - .—.J. - of bakers and their families 2 teaspoons baking powder 0. — %O IV IS address and want ,A - Open rh . know. But I want to know. I found out her name and-2 bangle bracelet watches have ultra-modem shapes sh """ '""L 6 guess you haven't seen the kids, pregna n"'" t e would have room." contacted him, if for no other . $I t ta ChrIStmas Eye I 1 - •. discovered by a new generation s i as n — Open News of Seminole County ~_L — - - -. her unusual clay pottery, will W 0 -- I - - of frnm The Herald Covers The Local Christmas. -- -.. -.. - , - I" -T _'. '--.-. _:,__ ---% ~ - M_- . • 1 M Lis sold in firazil The goid record was o'fed to Wakeman by Rots uev Be tter ri Ot her Newspaper In The World. pecia no-iron polyester/cotton. In assorted solids. Rick Wakeman a'au recdved a gold record for the numbe o(copie that his album "Voyage to Ce nter of the Earth " I ' cotton. Two styles, both with embroidery trim. Blue or pink, misses' sizes 1(~-18. Hens long sleeve pajamas of comfortable tisi years 0 - -.., __ Warm winter robes. $ RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil 'A!" a ___ - I'. V .- ! her pregnant, but he didn't won't go, go alone, think he did because he never DEAR ABBY.Mywit" has a saw her after that. He said he habit of down-grading di dn't care and didn't want to compliments ., I - ______ i He said he might have gotten falling apart Is counseling. 11 be ill~ - fir that the book, "A Special Destiny," is based on a planned exhibit about the changing role of women ___ 'a 4 held every week. Ms. Clark said she hopes the community will use the canning center at every opportunity. ..I , I k Viking President Torn Gubmburg was quoted as uying _______ fl' Classes on hO to tfl ilI I 7 4,' accep ting compliments with from 830a.m. to5p.m. These hours will be extended ding peak harvest seasons Call for an appointment (323-9340) or ___ ives her time new d mensm A bby v-.- r. ____ --,- __ " with one girl before he met me. open Mondays through Fridays - UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — Singer Pearl Bailey be raised In the General Assembly as "an honor to her coun try and humanity at large," a fter she ended her four weeks as a U N diplomat &luthArablanAmbassadorJamilBaroodyreadamock Press by bringing a book to 2m pubUshing firm, Ladles '.. ' - ------ Action home cannery will be ____ -4 delegating Pearl Bailey, who highlighted the session." Min Balley. appointed last month as a special adviser to Ambassat4x Daniel Patrick Moynftn and the U.S. delegation, delivered a passionate 3peech recently defending the United States against its detrulors. - nature, says Ms Clark -, I married soon, and my fiance and I discussed our pasts thoroughly. I asked him if he had any kids anywhere, and he said he didn't think so. He / - between Pine and Cypress Avenues, the cannery has eight le pressure cookers and four iatcrba th cookers. According to Laura Clark, supervisor, the center also has a "pretty good" for sale. The charge for cznnIng is fi ve I cents a pint and ten cents a quart — thestandardprlceth • "'' Pearl Bailey - Dear My father peeled it and sec- Christmas, we hung up our children at school would know and ask her, but my fiancesays Wnk so? It's just a rag my he doesn't want me to. Iwould sis ter gave me." like Or if I tell r e a grea WANTS Job cleaning ,%W U %a %NO W %3 I * DEAR WANTS: It your - Located in a white block building at Celery Ave., ~A d rrh - - i i ______ _______ = . in living or. ii J : I)LMt ABBY: I in getting I; . , DIAMOND STORE Uoi It, and we children Just stockings, and Papa put an I'dhadan orange! Now, people • opened ' - . Mrs Meir retired as prime minister In May 1974 — I --. - whoreaches thi mare about those iinnocent vicfim thian we du." U.N. Honors tton, bu col • Fiancee Is Advised Into Past ,I. • -- . . Seminole county, problem has been solved by Seminole Community Action Inc which has nery In Sanford rejts heap and easy for area residents to process their .- -'-.- 1W I 11 And — --- I t ' SANOID PLAZA " I Gently, she added, "People President Gerald Ford and need to come back to the ser- Charlotte was a child. "We had Governor Reubin Askew. She vice of God!" U I %Ift I Be I ify l/ cookies on the table." a-arlotte said, "Christmases - .k-44' qv. , r - - cousin brought her one orange. coul(tn'thave any. But that next juice on my clothes, so the other meats, particularly whe ' '--1 M"BEACH (AP) - "It's nothing to go into r j- - 'Woman Of The Century' 1LI "- °' -- Meir Solid colors. • Sizes S M L XL - — ~ ! W51MMI • - -- .., rnnnnril r te rr%r4r* all the supplies needed to put up thelrownegetables,fruItsanj 40140101- 7~'-.' - = ~ __ 4'." . . . .t I" . j 1 1 - - - - . __ -- - .r ' hk & I ~ ~~_~_ ~_ - - ~Qk_ But unfortunate!), many people have d1sco,ered t1t ,.,,/ IIMII~~ 1- . : : -" -_.- I. ,.:..". le . oranges, In those days. When stood, with our mouths orange on each one. We were so my mother was very ill, a watering. But of course, we pleased! I squirted a little of the threat of shortages Is reviving the old cus'Zom of home can . the hour, minute -&-,-,-- .... received. 'We hardly ever saw The high cost of food and the __________________________ -' - :~- '. &T ', ~ mun _____I ., ".-I - - I ~-; . Charlotte's eyes spar kled as ___________ - The 1974-75 marketing season for frozen concentrat ed orange ~ I a - i . 1, .il~( !~;-n.if, , 11, , "', ,.'!.*,j ',A I .- . - - ,, Gamma Lambda has been busy making items and novelities to sell at a Christmas bazaar to raise money for the children's cotta ge women are sponsoring. A Christmas party for the children was held at the home on Dec. 14 and each child was presented spend as th ey wish. !I food on Christmas, when favorite, a-id I named her I sleeve sn 'ins. %',,slid wer one of short supply for consumers and too low a wholesale price for grapefruit growers faced with tremendous productio and processing cost iricIrea3es. - 0 al buyl, The L.E.D. watch - 4 1! Lil .I II mola There was always special congratulatory messages from - __ - a_ ,i.k-1. __.1I i-_ .1 I -!__ _. had lots of books, and I one with moving eyes! I had Christmas presents were opened from the girls' secret pal. • Mens polyester were apparently in agreement with industry leaders that the i) 0 -, -'- r . G 11 t... ,-v iI , Il (iiariou said "W were all plum pudding with hard sauce. us" a wheelchair, but washes et was so n rown resand keerisher pie three times a day, home neat. - -k 1 fighting values is selling at a record pace in both fresh and canned ' 1 . I given the children a Halloween party and for Thanksgiving made Smilingly, Charlotte related cookies and candies as well as the containers in which to put the the Joy of an early Christmas goodies, gift, saying, "It was a doll. Oh, The Chapter's Dec. 9 meeting was held at the home of Wanda not Just an ordinary doll but made for the couples party to be on Dec. 13 at the Langford Ho Lei n Winter Park and for the children's Christmas party on Dec. 21 with c anta on hand to give out presen ts and goodies for the li ttle ones. Afterwards refreshments were enjoyed by everyone and Florida's vintage grapefruit crop wi th its nutritional and quality of this year's grapefrelt crop is unsurpassed. :' / ! on 'Women Who Have Made A Difference." Final plans were other dolls but this was my - - ,, give me all I want.,, Speaking of her early Iffe, especIally loved Laulsa Alcott's Charlotte has been a Baptist have changed They are Just so books. Then we had little games since she was 12 years old, awl comzaerciallzed today It used 1 to play Our parents kept us at is the oldest member of the to be a religious day Oh, we home, so we often made up Longwood First Baptist had our fun and tree and all but games and had very good times Church. On her 95th birthday, a there was a solemni ty about It by ourselves." year ago, she received that is missing today." i"-' 1 was 10 years old he finally Kirkland in Country Club where Cindy Tabor gave tier program He said beef p.-oduction will likely exceed its 1975 record next protective gear. . , member's gift exchange with their Beta Buddy to take place at tfree brothers and sister, were th e Dec. 9 meet ing. Also discussed at th e meet ing Is th e cottage not allowed to believe In Santa th Chapter is sp on sorin (irin'g thi. Fl orid a Methodist Children's Uaus flu1 sc did riceie Iloine this year as their service project. So far the CUpter has : _:o::` - * gifts.-- she production increases won't be noticed until the latter part of 1976. without proper respiratory equipment and other needed tly % Women to Whom We Are Indebted" Plans were made for the those days, we children, my : W - Ann Hansen was hostess for the Nov. 25 meeting at her horne relented, and we I on Hartwell Drive, where she also presented her program on tree Of course, it was loely In cattle "ill be available after the first of the year, whilepork Keep them locked. Also, such places can be hazardous to workers Seminole High Chapter of the Future Farmers of hauling and other production costs, we feel It's vital for the citrus i -Put tools, buckets and other equipment away after use. — Keep pens, ladders, fences, and chutes in good condi tion, - f letirical shock 15 i real haza rd in the set or damp vironment of barm, and tool sheds. Make sure all electrical __ "My Papa did not believe In Jorris, Jane and Ron Carpenter Helen and Bud Dow. the U.S. equipment is in good shape and properly grounded. Check wirin Because of the time required to prod uce cattle and hogs, the service and switch boxes, outlets and extension lines. Repair or effects of Increased production will not be felt In the marketplace replace them 11 necessary. for several months, according to Stroud. He said more grain-led —Silos, manure and feed storage places are no place for kids. owner f the T Tucker's Farm & Garden Center Purina dealershi Tucker has made his second trip to a St. Louis trainingg - Charlotte McQuillian it; Longwood, has lived in this c ,* Speir, Joe and Dianne Gazil, Wanda and Ed Kirkland, Ann and Jack Hansen, Carol Ann and Elmer Smith, Rexine and Fred ' (carcass weight) amounts ot 180.5 pounds per capita, down from last year's 187.5 pounds. That breaks down Into an average (on a irtass eight basis) of 1196 pounds of beef, 41 pounds of ',iiI 54.8 pounds of pork and 2.0 pound.3 of lamb available per person in and efficiently. _____ t for 66 years, and is about to Gamma Lambda Chapte r, Beta Sigma Phi, met at the Palm celebrate her %th Christmas' Dn%e home of Carol Ann Smi th on Nov 11 Plans crc discussed Charlotte and her late ,or wiC inr.giving progressive din ner to be held Nov. 22 and husband, Charles, a Hejen Dow gave her program on "Of House and Home." mechanical en gineer, came to The Thanksgiving progressive dinner started at the home of Flori da from Brooklyn, N.Y. FranHoffon(orcoca ils d tizers and the main course of Many Christmases have passed turkey, dressing, vegetable was served at the mc o cen s nce Charlotte was a )oungster Mack All enjo ed a delici s at the home in Brooklyn, but she remern01 Wanda Kirkland. Members and their hitsbands attending were: tS her v1 first Christmas Cindy and David Tabor Eileen ee very where children can't get at them Put them away promptly alter r Ir - , gained at the St Louis school to help farmers and ranchers in his market area produce meat, milk and eggs more economically ill ristmas Dif feren t Years A go Federal Requirements For Pesticide User Farmers and grower3 of citrus, produce, and nurserymen juice has ended with consumer purchases of tin estimated 137.5 who use "restricted pesticides" will face new federal million gallons. a 9 per cent increase over the previous season's is offered at no charge. Friday, Dec. 19,19751B - '--i - - -_ - --.. '4 - __z Elegant gift wrap at SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 no extra charge 8 C,3nv*nt*nl Ways To Buy AI Altapionte Springs , HILDA RICHMOND 'rh.e ularno $713167 - ______________________ _________________ �1T _____ _______ - ___ ____ ;-:= ______ S - - I '.. -- - __ __ - - - -----.--_ I - ________ ____ - - - -----_-i_- ---.--_ 2F~ 1. . .. - -,--.- -. - - ----I -. ..i i - hossommumm I M ethodist A i I - — °as to r 's _Ix a ILI L LIIJ IJ U flU (1 ii .iia nurL U r UUK .. A . 1rl k I . Corner - SALANDOUIUOMITHCOfST, Ty 1. - =-_Ii"--- -'- -... ....-. - p' 'jr Wtd!pjMsq,s, ,Hp" .1.1 .... .. ... :-asftr ..': "" I Nam X1. C S"O.'"""W"S"Toces Sabbath Urfew Wersol-P stwi,fte GUIVIMUN11 ' I r nn n 01, 000 I fAl I t n i I I I I'll * Af * * * Ar .. ... .. 1.% .. .X :-~ .1.1 ~/*~* __ - V METHODIST CHURCH 14" ISANPI'd Ate .. :X J It Fetrott Past" I.*. svfwjy UhW 9 414 In Church., a Mwfw-4 Worship £PW'VtILIItV I ! 11 "a m '"n I-- Christian FIRST - .M.- _ ~_ - - - - FIRST CHRISTIAN CMvw,,,i ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Co W DISCIPLLSOFCH1I lU'S SiøfvIS A,, Nazarene - Church Of God 1...- - _iI' CHURCH OF 000 Mvftmo woes&# GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZA119NE Plaster IS)w z ybd sn-.. - I ! I I the spiritual meaning and love and provision of God are recognize in Christ's coming eternal. ne Christian's faith 1. ii 'an. 1uyi.iiienc., 0.C ('l's I love SiiOU,u no arise OUL Oi Cu for this world. The need of curmstanLes, but rather rise 't Pat,., 10 "a in 11 room Evam"llshc Sort, 1.JL....9..IJ$ - '- ___ r - ~" '. / V%)IS4Wb( - II IttfloosswvIce CALVARY BAPTIST I Na.,i - '. . .- --- FIRST CHURCH THE kAAN ; OF ,ft" 9`, 6lf 1k-.,f ! II _ - Cctb kss L..i r iiriSr F )1, r" )-, .-.. Pm AflmN,* - CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH James P 04"dkeet Evap"14st AIWMWV Wershop 11 "a on . -_ I M>m i. " I we v O,Pqo ot T R R I U If m - SOWUV Neghg &,S&Iocn, ~ . s'ss,n,". r~7~~~_ . ____ . - - - -. - . =~ ~_=-~__ _.~ - __ . ; . ' iE -- Wp I"forw __ _- • a ww Day a. fill goaAw A - - - __ __ - - - Rev. J DsvBscC.v Samdal Strom werimp -.. - isa m 71-. --- -c SI Congregati onalI CHRISTIAN CHURCH MIS " ., 9'"S ML )USlaw -'- M-1181111111011 . 308M ar - ~* Presbv#.rIan Methodist i COVENANT If— FRISIBYTI 114111 .. - ~_ - ______________________ •• :• . U!~ '' i- is.: MY I - O ther = -- P. Sa',,davM..sI,,.sInI ' 0 - 0 —i SV$C.is .-! Poster - - __ _.: -~— I---- - 1 COMMUNITY UNITED , I?flI? Policy Ris1I H iii THE LAKE MARY UNITID PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Willow Ave. Late Mary AP StvSU SttPtA PII FIRST SPIRITUALIST C14URCH OF HARMONY Not MUC h IS ~%rflttefl atx)ul the wjw nwii. We kno%v they came from the east to Jerusalem, following a star. They came bearing gifts, and when the star stopped Bethlehem they went in arid knelt before a child and offered him their treasure. Why? Certoinly not because it was "the thing to do." Rather, because there burrwd in them an ancient thirst find the Christ and ssiship Him Today, as all over the world men forroent turbulence and strife, let uS seek the Pj i nce of Peace. If each of us, as w ceiebate the season, would radiate His presence, His star could light the world with peace! Your church is the cornervone of faith, Wor',sh I p there, and s.11isfy 1he longingall men fix.f-to k'now their Gnd. L1R, 5C.0 L •L.m.t F Seliday utclssesf a Mossaws .-fT ?4op m. C hristian Science PRtt Ant P*UUR Lu VIMati S Np - , NH 9 nalla.m. I - I -_ - I' M ____ - / FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Iuh S4V Iitvici L Thursday iusah mtIOfl 19:1 6)13 llS 22 12 16 7 3.1 1 1 5 1 ".Rc thew 5 12023 Hebvew 'N' UPSALA PRISS"INIANCHUNCIN C•• c.., c a UPSAS 4"a Postoo Rev D*rwv* Shee M 4._._ _________________________________ __________________________________________ _.~. . r The FLAGSH I P U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff II M1 $ Pr.v.c 10 5 7 f•st • Pli-i" Night wroor 3rd Stmiday Vloof on SponSors nnake This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - ___ M i I WI LSON-El CH ELBE RGER WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff THE Mc KIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE _______________________ ____-- - -- PUBLIX MARKETS and Ernp!o,-es - _____- - GREGORY L U MBER of Sanford . DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes !1. _ — "' . of ~ 1,01 - -..: - : _________ -_- ~ ~-__ - — ---. .90"ft - _ - .o I . A" WN - ---w . - - f-. . - ' _1 -. -. -. - . 'l;% - jwrl.:-!~ ,,; , .;. - . II ~_ . . ..1, < I ... 7iowA -r . .____________ .. - ~4, .. .- ... -- -. -'•. - .. , - at ' !~,, Through a series of events God did heal my diseased lungs, my / on ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. :- 1. - h FrAnciv P rn tn.r t.9 ~,rl%norc ----. WINN.nOWIF a. E mployes . Jt:r and Employes •• sermon ,) ,eV. ments. Bechum Bacche or, alnatCentralrburch Dec 24 diredor of Youth I is In at 7 p.m. This Christmas Eve charge, First Baptist Johnson will present a minute Ce l e br ation ,,-iu be'i i min ister of music. The Church Choir of First ng sanctuary wi th special sin ging or missions s potligg h ting Baptist Church will present a Rabbi Gary Perras, spiritual perfect Christmas gift for that and narration, and conclude at Seminole Ycuth Ranch. First C hristian program of music "Celebrating leader of Temple Israel, special person who has The annual candlelighting a "Uve NaUvity" scene on tile the Birth of our Saviour" Orlando, has announced the everything." 4 front lawn of the church. The serMce will begin in the saneFirst Christian Church, will Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the- initiation of two major ecology tuar at 7 p.m. , program is under the direction followed b an hold their annual Christmas church sanctuary, 519 Park programs in honor of Israel open house at thenewchurch • Mrs. Robert Reaves. neeU Tn.IC Israel Religious Arbor Day. parsonage on Crystal Bowl party at the home of Mrs. Ave. S chool has undertaken the Goldia Bur ge, Hacienda Court, Robin Hodges will ac (ink N ' Tu Bishvat, I sr ael Arbor, spons ors hip of a treeplanting Winter Springs, today at 7 p.m. company the choir on the means the 15th day of the event at Turkey Lake Park, Teens and adults of Nativity Each member is to bring a organ, and Charles E. Davis Eve communion service Jr., minister of music and Hebrew month of Shavat and Illawas3ee Road, Orlando, on parish will take part in a live wrapped Christmas gift. beginning at 7:30 p.m. ft theme of his holiday Is Jan. 11, 1976 in hork)r of Tu NaUVity scene on the church The Sunday School will youth, will direct. There will be a Christmas learning to appreciate the Bishvat and the American property facing SH 427, in Lake present a program as a part of There will be no services on Mary from 8 to 10 p.m. each party for the youth of the the morning servire on Sunday, Wednesday, (11ristina5 Eve, at bequties and benefits of nature, Bicentennial. and plants night from Dec 22-21 On church at 730 p in tonight in and Dr. harold Ihirris will the church in order that particularl y Said Dos Kentof, educational Christmas Eve there will be an fellowship hall. -f, extra performance from I I to 12 The first project will be an "The young peop o On Christmas Eve, the an- family worsNp time together in First Methodist before the Midnight Mass. nual carol sing at 7:00 p.m. the home. effort to plant a Temple Israel churches in the area have been The Chancel Choir and Youth The CYO is having a -Orlando BicentemW Grove Invited to participate in this Choir of the First United Mrs. Hugo Tikkanen will be the Methodist Church w present a hall on Sunday, from 7 to 10:30 'Fr 11 Will mark one be the chased In Christmas Cantata on Sunday close with communion. There A ChrLstmas pageant will be p.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. present ed Sunday at 7 p.m. at ng service. dividual o event The recipient entire Or lando community " •' p can ta ta 's C ntitied , "Ki ISIC First Pentecostal Church of C' AL AA 4(, • of the trei will receive a Prominent Individuals in the a 0-IS, Forever," by Cross and De Longwood by children -11 nton' First terian il! Orlando conununity have also Mrs Corrine Frazier, of Child Director of the choirs will be Teenagers will present a' been Invited participate In Evangelism of Seminole Robert 0. Maguire Jr., organist The elementary depart- "Spirit of Christmas "75" skit and the donor. Trees may be the planitng of 1,000 Slash Pine Coun ty, will 1Ilutratc the story 15 Mark Acker. ment of the Sunday School will and the nursery and beginners purchased at a cost of $3 each seedlings provided by the State A narration of the birth of present a Christmas program classes will also participate. the Birth of Chr ist wi th the by phone cal l or at Temple Parks and Forestry Depart flanneigraph in a special Christ will be given by the atFIrstPresberianChurchof Israel office 4917 Eli Street meat prop,rmn during tht Sunday pastor, Itev. Leo F. King. Sanford at 9:45 a.m., Sunday. Church Of God i tu. Sunda y at both . ,, 4 School hour Sunday at First I 1: 00 a.m. worship services, a presented Rev. J.T. Pitts, pastor of the "Sornoe of my Christian friends interested in participating may by the fifth and sixth Southern Methodist Church of s of Church of God,801 W. 22rA St.. have told me that the planting call the Temple Israel Offict i,aiu the ,nford, announces I title f a tree In the Holy land is a (47 55) prior to Dec !4 i,-. Thu will be for a ' HARREL L & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — Christmas Has Theme BAPTIST ----------- C1 Itt E&$I? V 1It IB MAfP sf 'Rc'rPøC,rcKI'g C'.t Fifty 1$ i - (ii.UI kfar Tellament 11114oftal CbWM OR Ir to* roeft L,,rw_.1 N4'W My 14a B4010 CAWM 11311 00aw Ave ROW1008 owl &&" Chwck 1141 W Page St. A*,-"% loa,orly Cliforit. Qvwft Calvary 1111"frst AsslomIply, 200 Faarmleal floaRted Goefte Cavk "its, I?-"" . . FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. F I rst I ____________________________________________________ . • a 100100 Sallie" F.ctl P C' uiO a **.a C*i0 Miu.*.', 111$I C.tR. 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"Christmas means that God facility is now located chosetoactuall'become one of Joining the s Ialguestsare • ASSIMOLY OF GOID Fast A%semolly of 0W.itow a Elm wa~ _ - a Ovsdeo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff h • _ - CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - -- SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. u en, a grca man n . U owe M somet ng ou can say to yourself again ard again, "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" (Phil. 4:13) s Sunday at 7 30 pm This Co m munity Church, 4th and Laurel in director and Rev. E Risers, te'1L The Actetns of First su ervicc in thc main children's musical expresses L sill s onsor a Christmas SOord wi ll be presented for Pastor. M d the confusion caused in minds the parents and friends of the Special services will highlight of children b) the corn the church at children on Sunday, at 9 45 a m De Ba ry Assembly p.m in the historic Altamonte mercialism surrounding the Christmas season at youth will meet at will be At this time both the Sunda), 6 p.m. and refreshments On Sunday. DeBary First Chapel the service of Holy Community United Methodist Christmas. I Assembly of God will present a Communion will be observed. Thoe Children's Choirs are Church of Casselberry. A served at the church after- service will be combined into cantata, "Born a Khig," under The Rev. Wayne E. Smith will under the direction of Mrs. John prayer breaxfast will be field at wards. A special program enacting the musical direction of Mrs. be In charge of h1ur.-ay assisted by Mrs. Bob 7:30 p.m. Sunday for the men of Coggon, Mrs. Bill Barker, and the church, town at scng with the Christian Youth There will be special presented on the c urc Mr. and Mr& David KritzCrusaders Choir participating. Christ~mas music by the macher. -4 TV 0-4- Cr,t-l .4.-,-# There will be a snerial .. . 4 Howard H. Hodges and Staff ____________ J 1. I have a terrible Inferiority complex. What can I do about "? ( A. You can't do anything about it! flow do I know? I was right there whereyou are once. I tried, oh how I tried, to overcome the problem I had dreams of becoming goermr of my state -high ambitions to be a leader, but I couldn't break out of the prison o my cir cumstances. couldn'tgetoutmy frailness of body and away from a stammering tongue. I was so desperate to escape from all this I ran away from home at 15. 1 finally was carried back home at 17, dying of tuberculosis. I'd gone the last mile of the way -and said so to my father. Th en seven words changed m life. t was my sister w said it Oral God is going to heal you " I had actually never .iS o tressisto worolhop Wed. Ive. a J. C. PENNEY COMPANY I - I -4 11 &A ,~ - OM II. isLOr.m An.. ..t. K LCI5CkIf 9:45$m $ $pm UMYF . . - -, - . __ _,.%_~ Words Changed Life " . ~A ,. I - I ko ' I "Pon a rMille *w,&Pmp FORST UNITED MET HOOIST ,CHURCH ScrV-1" %rkord Ill, Ill* Ar*r,c&n a-ble ScKly. 4 I,— I .a ______ . .. I . P• I — ., - -- _._4C~11 11 r,i . _________ .. - -T I n-_ _~. - ____ :. - ~-_ ik--yA _ Z W!El I !fil:w— I~ — ,4 !!b.- . — -- 4 - = ~ - - • f I Wed give Stool & Proyw Swv V pop 0. est wedge"my Fenewshis : ____. ____ W I- - ' r I I to Catholic ;•:i - Y ovm q . swvoc" mrsyls can"" Ow No &get ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH - B 5$ Lila Clitirchirl at MoSsaw $.ric. ..--- _~-z__-j Assist. Poster R M-9 *in - 6 man 9 4180 rr - FrIday, Dec 19, 1975 -38 Herald, Sanford, Fl derstand what he had been Roberts, the World Action saying all along, 'I really lose Singers, Reflection, and the Christmas Holy Communion class of all ages in the church portunity to present a gift to Drummer Boy" will be Christmas cantata, "Carol of Lucy Mag1U of Sanford at the will be celebrated at Messiah auditorium Small children of their favorite cause A manger presented by the First and Christmas" will be presented DeBary Civic Center. Visitors you,'" Roberts says. With Ux3e ORU Concert Choir in stirring words he probes the real spirit musical performances Lotheran Church 510 N H the church and the Good News scene will focus the att en tion on Seco nd graders The third and Sunday at 6 p.m. under the are welcome. of Christmas and examines special also provided a 17-92, Cassielberry, on Sunday, Club, sponsored by Child giving to Christ. fourth graders will present direction of Fred Hess, minister tist what has happened to it in the showcase for several group of at the 11 a rn worship service Evangelism, will sing and quote John The B The First United and Grace "Christmas Gifts" r of music The service is Open 10 frantic pace of today's sodety. ORU students involved in Christmas. Eve candlelight scripture verses. United Methodist' Church will The Senior High Choir and the public. A Chrlstmiis Typica service The show will air nn WFTV, Ch. community smice as part of service will be held at 11 p. m. At7 30prn ,the)oungpeople conduct a Candlelight Corn Fellowship will be in charge of will be conducted at 1 pm, 9 Tuesday 9pm thew re gular activitiet Field on Wednesday. There will be will present a play, "T'he Birth munion service on Christmas the Christmas Eve Communion Holy Cross Christmas Day by Subdeacon I I I ,, To help him celebrate the trips to a retirement center, a a1..a. music Am 0 A the se rvice o Christ. Eve at . p.m. at Park S .rvsce ervicea1, .ifl • . p.m. Wednesday Pe ter Kirtland of S John I UI Ii season, R oberts DiacJI communit Holy Cross Episcopal Chur ch y projec% and will end with the beautiful Ave., in the sanctuary. Rev. and by action of tW Session, the Baptist Orthodox Church, quests Jerry Uwis, H. R. an Indian mission WustraLof Sanford will hold a Christmas candlelight ceremony. Good Shepherd Mar vi n Buckner of Grace and Senior High Council will assist E at 11 which meets at First Unit ed Puf nstuf and Sigmund the Sea how th service beginning e students attempt to On Dec. 14, newly elected Rev. Leo Ki ng of First Church the ministers in serving pm with a conc Good Shepherd Lutheran t of carols by Methodist Church of Sanford, Monster from the puppet world keep giving all year of their er council members were Installed will conduct the service. Thoe communion. 2900-A Orlando Drive, the choir and concluding with a 501 Park Ave. The senice is of Sid and Marty Krofft,, along most precious commodifies . at the 11 a.m. worship service. combined youth choirs of the Chorla Eucharist to begin at open to the public as well as with Andrae Crouch, recently time and love. it an extension They are Rodney Bedenbaugh, will hold a Christmas Eve p.m. two churches will present the Candlelight service at 11 11: 30. There will be a Christmas members and friends of the voted Top Soul Gospel Artist by of the Christmas sp Due to the 0,xistmas, Joyce Cable and William music. W1iesda y. Day service at 11 a.m. with a church. Billboard Magazine. Both humdrum routine of every day. holiday deadline for the James. Also installed were retmas Day worship will Oviedo Baptist I baby-sitter available in the Altamonte Dec. 26 church news and d council members be held at 10a.m. with the Rev. parish house. Edward The childrenI First Baptistotos will be Tuesday noon. Edmunds. Community The public Is invited. •UI .. P 9 r • rist mas drama .e.. + • The children's Christmas ChueflLIuU There i. be wrshln . b Centra l Baptis t r ,•1 S pr i 'I • Me th e Story of Jesus" at th e 1% arty ngfield ...ss,onary services at the Altamonte "Hey God, What is Christ. Free Metho dist " aptist Church Youth Choir will Church on - 11, mas?" Is the quest.lon being Sunday instead of the scheduled evening worship service 1, it'~'?The annual Sunday School sing carols at the local nursing Community Christmas Eve. , - I/ -~ asked by 50 children ai Central classes. . Christmas program of the il I ..1% .. l homes. Monday evening 6-8 William Nlarr will speak on the ____________________ 111111111111111111111IllilillilI - - - I - ~_ - - -_-~- — Pray"~_19wilow"ar Fr S K 5 I - .. -_ - A I % i Churches Schedule Chr'lostmas Seivices "" '".' , _ -- .- - I - A _e' FIRST PRISBYTIRIANCHUICH L. - - I W_ 2 . . _ . 1-1 I T.- -: _-__ __ -F =T MAMMOM-i~ x r _-,-44 -.44T. Oral Roberts i,uevu& r ____ 61 Or T Cis MoerAmig Wsprialif aft"T School ____ / ' ' B_as --- .' -- r-rw Past 54av CVrC k . 1raNs CHURCH -11 - ~__Z 14f _.&M~ - _ . Z_ - _ : -.-7 ac &dIM- -41~11 ~ diiiiiii ~ MLTNOD$$TCNUICH FIMNast Poet Ave. - - - g ______________________________ CUICN -* O 'I, - - NNI PttIl' - - - . - I form RI - I #,. corruption and di3illuiionment graciously intervened in the performed each evening, at 7 come to the tableau. Adequate Lovefeast, with its lighted as solos, some by the whole wi th not only high government affalrsofmen,whosentllLsSon and 8 p.m., Saturday, Sunday, facilities for parking and candles, is one of the most group. The children were officials, but those in our own to be the propitation of our sins, Monday and Tuesday. Under viewing will be provided. beautiful services of the publicly examined concerning area Added to these problems who promises HIS continuing the direction of Don Owens and Loe1cast Services will be Mora vian Church The custom their knowlcde of the are the unpieasant realities of presence. fie is the God who staff, the living tableau is an held at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. originated on t.he EuropM Christmas story,- and original Inflation hIth pollsters report understands, He supplies, He outdoor drama using lights, ChristznasEseatthechurch In continent at Marienborn, poems were read which they is the prima ry concern of the helps. Could anyone of Us ask holy music and narration totell recalling the history of this Germany, in the year 1747. At had composed. average American. for more. Do you feel that His the story of the birth of Jesus. smice, Rev. R. Burke John- that time the men and women Bishop & Watteville Own People are asking, where coming again may be very This will be the third yeai' that son, pastor, stated that the who shared the direction of the spoke of the happiness in which can I find peace of soul?" near, if you can, ours is still a the tableau has been presented early Christians met and broke Moravian Church, occupied the we share as a result of Christ's Is it possible that the spirit of day of salvation! The 'tidings of by the church bread toget he r to signify their castle of Marienborn In Wet bir th, passion, and wounds, and our times is strangely similar to great Joy' of th.at first C'hri,, fellowsWp and love. In 1717, the teravia. They and their families of His "kindling a litfle, bloodin , % l I A iS that of the Roman and Jewish stmasarestill"untoallpeople L lS A November when the Men's Moravian Churchk revivedI •LI uu. customarily met .or uvVOuOflS . fl me I . each world 2,000 years ago? like to you and to me! Le t us thank Fellowship began worki ng wi th practice, establishing the in the castle, heart hereby." To help them ancient Israel we are asking, and praise God that Christmas sets Prid readying the area on custom of celebrating the great On Christmas Eve. 1747, remember this, each child then "Where is the Lord" Is a time for Jo), sharing and the lawn of the cnurch Several church festivules b) partaking Bishop John de Watteville receised a lighted candle But that period of silence for singing' Saturda)shasebeende%otedto together of a simple mean conducted a service for the wrappedwi th aredribbon II"•' ' I I a in - - PALMETTO BAPTIST CHURCw .- 0 Ave GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH : - Ittle Cuss Pashor Iffed it weiii-nip Service - -_ Z meanings! But it is basically a you say our world is in trouble. Mom t , It % I ~ ~N* . I. 1 . I %ft& , . ~. time for joy, 'ivIng and wars, famine, soaring prices, --. t. ; . ,:. -. '' And Own something &c happened. Jesus C - . . - - . singing! Whatever other energy crisis. Is there reall , I d the four Gospels d lb book f pec o season may bright s e. Is there reallyy any Acts in the Bible, it was as though He walked right out of the placed in focus, the coming of hope for a people who for the pages and stood besi'k me. T c uL':tely t;r1c:. La rge IIgur In manger scene are dplayed to front of the Sao City Hail on Part Avenue during the Lo rd ot Love into the yin- most part ha ve bowed down CHRISTMAS revolutionized my life' It was suddenly not just ne, but Use One the Christmas season each year. See area church news f or times and places of live nativity scenes dictive world is the matter of before the altar with me who healed people, who spoke as no one had ever of materialism, TABLEAU the area. illerald Photo) vital moment. who have worshipped at th e spoken, who faced Ills enemies with total courage. He was the 'Na • 1 tr oubled M41kJ. One who was with me a 1* lt ar o secu lIar5i sm and . . Especially in these recent humanism m well? Have we I walked with a new spring in my step. I talked without months we have become a discovered that God can indeed stuttering and with a new tone of confidence. I cared about A ,. nervou s j frightene d h..ê • I' If .1 1 1111 people and their problems so much I wanted to do something for diff eren •t at a looming sense of unsolved from yterda>, it is because th em. I had a feeling of au thority for if God was for me, who A tradifwna) this effort with olunteers from known as a "Lovefeast ,,The children be problems. Even at th.is joyous God, above the heads of men, is Uvefeast and living tableau Boy Scout Troop 234 assisting. first Lovefeasts of the group, their elders longing to this could be against me' (Horn 8:31). And greater is fie who lath also being * season when people's thoughts shaping history to His ultimate will highlight the Christmas The music and narration Moravian Church in North present. It was a very informal you than he that is in the world (I John 4:4). Now,I still have times of &*ing questions like, "God, am I usually turn to others, purposes season at the Rolling Hills have been completely re America were held In Savan- meeting Christmas hymns jo)1ulness and ttuinkfulnesi, on the right track' Am I doing your work )OW way' Are SOU The conling of Jesus Christ is Moravian Church on SR 434, recorded to give the drama a nah, Ga., during the ycars 11-35 were sung: some of them 411n, ally going to get tile over this next hurdle?" And sometim Our the eternal testimony of the one-half mile cast of 14. greater depth and meaning. to 1740. Uphorially by ____ NRTay&$Nvp9 It Na &ISp,ii • VC5•bf'V . .U? , ,o n: ,s...m,,, 9 11 a '" Is Ila in - - 7 7 7 7-~ p- - ! `R~qw, z -~ - - I.bNCIau c.ftooverers __ =, Wz~ - 'This It the L ife" ' Sunday School **rtfwp$ffv.f@ _rz~._ "•• 11 II I E± - I __-_,- , __ - MoaqWtp ioa Mark" W"-WP THW REDFIrtAtrR - IlL. CHURCH OF CHRIST Fred &,he, IS I: P" Aw*ove Flarovel.st "35." I It WApur1Iy Rev It wool Hall 4'- Moravian Love Feast Is FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 MI Ri i Wed ; - - 1, Is W Coftyllas Ow Treat hor eran _______________________________ -- D,.J ,,.j,,f P en tecos tal #jwi 1 M$ culc or cs.iu . . - fail 111"t . HI1Cij, . _______ 11 Mid ' II See vtc. Ntrv Pv.vIIH Cvc' £ Church nurcri : ISS4S.M - ____________ Ss am P star M0114019 WM1,11160 H OLY CROSS do IS Fort T R L.fy - U"' :s ; ..* ,S~ 1,11,ftl _ JU iS Lop U I . - .I '-, - - -; _______ AE YB LV B - r..r- - 1 -' I (A64 ~~ I ,0 I ;-. -I -r— _________ -. --.'-- _r4 9 : 1r ;T I U - SA14PO40 CHRISTIAN CHURCH -__ .. ' . --__'-., '._,'._-'___'_ 1 ---J //kM Jr commercialism of Christmas now rejoice for ciirisunas find no real meaning. it is those stands as a testimony that the who look past all this thd 44G..,. Nov. A I 0.,s.' Sus"I School Swo. WofshIp , fi . ' ' "For God so loved the world, Israe! was broken by the or that he gave....." John 3:16. angels' announcement to the (IT111 miLs brings us to the shepherds. The coming of this crossroadof life, where we must Savior brought new hope to the make a choice of which way we hearts of men. As the events of will go. We do not like to be so that first Christmas d3y broke confronted' Those who look at lb despair produced b 4 I , : 41 4 - -:.~n_ r.11.. T ime For Joy i-n d ..iving ' Southern wo r Assembly Of God mwftqq Welroblia, Evening ., , _________________________ 'ss t ru l..... 11 Iflo In :1. 0 I 100 on X Weeftesday how Fravef s4ftq# , The .,. DAY THE SEVENTH 7. I : lte RA-MI= . I.'- - '( I I' ' .---'-: ' rnaQ th - ___________________________ .. ifJ.flI i$ , f lyg i2 1 day - - w. --- ' I. Leo - L. AvIv.ntIst I' - t Friday, 25-EveningaId. Sanford. P - - -. - F ,. . - - NAME - -- CITY --- S7ATE I Please traa r cp,tc * -, manvy ;4ort;:a I J!0# h; LA# A116,c.Prd Preis — — — — — — — -- — — — - I • __ __- ~- __7- �__________ .....L -: - -,_ -- - - -. ----.--- ., - .; -L - - -.--, - -::--= .- - - --- r ___ . ---- -. - __.:I - .----.,--. --c _- __ .-, __________________ _____________________________ -- - ----:----.---- - - -; : ____ -- -- . _________ Legal Notice T t4oticej _ ce 10 the lip 1Legal Notice ,, _______________________ Legal Notice 4, to S4, ntor, 1rö PRECINCT NO. a ec-s Creek '31 73, Flor4a Legal Notice Legal Notice Then, run south along the westline Avenue to R. 119 Rvn west on bginning, CaCh Prin(l Shalt be iC(t?efy let .Wp 10 Ole St. on Salt Run Ri, b Hall. W,nler SpringL Frin ) of State North Moss Road. Begn at the interct Ayic,je arid 13Th Street IS.R. 437) 'rt of beginning (it Pao:a Roan circumvents n Poflioq PIa: Church Cf Ron polling ploces. to wfl: .... - Chuhiota Road (S R 13) a. • e tram Park Avenue to Frh Run north on the west line Cf Sect Runwes?s Ssc' a •....,... • - zZ 20E Run Ft. Christmas Road ap. interst the' Sernnole County lint linc Cf1lon t on to m. point of Began at the Intersection of Cf th Section the FISt Federal PRECINCT NO. 14 arate mo4utlo Fangplace: Wicn Schoot. Pool., Met aI 19, Township 215, Range E to the east 2)3. Rang. flE Th.esterIy olong PRECINCT NO.] No.7.*isatemporarypollp Railroad in Section 3 TOwnship Begin on Cnty )w It the tein ,fu' Precinct No. 7.A: CommunIty 215, Rang, 2?E, to a paint at the FOl the St Johns tver (County PRECINCT NO. 7 Thence r norm along the can. t'ne) Southeasterly to Stat, Road Begnat the juncl of theSt. Jos terline of Eden Part Avenue tO Run South into Lake Jessup staying Run west and south ag the Thence continue norm along the running info a western exfantit of Seminole County line Siction 17, Township 2)S, Excluding, howeyr, that area Beardait Avue Continue north on adacent to Run east on 35th Stredt (S.R. ) to - S R. 436 easterly to Forest PRECINCT NO. S , ______________ - Township 21S, Range 3OE Thn(eiulInorlhaIongthe%,,fl Cf Lot 3, Block B, English Estates, - Thence continue along the Centerline point also described as Ihe ceo County hal determined that no cen,erl;,,e Of Dean Road Range 29E that no acCommo4at eden Park Avenue for the espit ad bnffng Of yofing and voting Township 2)5. Range 31E Cf Carlton Road to the eas' tight of separate resolut Thence run Cf Section 3), Township 215, Range Section presentfy 436 l Isp2)5, Range3OE Section place of Sctlom 34, centertine Cf fod Road t th ace for Precinct No. 37: CenterlIne Cf Caroffon R 35, Drive way line of Winston Road '2and S P. 434 County line and U.S 17.97 r4ht Cf way line Cf Winstno Ro.d '." ______ feet along the west line of Lot ;, to Celery Anue (S P. 115) Plan: Uey Fire House, F 'or a Tip 21S. Range XE Run s, to me Thence run north along the can. thtOu soutnwt corner 0f Limits loan magry i 137, FiwU City Drange parallel to the ), said PRECINCT NO. 'CI to to ierw(lion with s.i (Maitland Pa'Ian Place: EngIis st west parallel way to Drive A venue Run north on Seminole Avenue to Run eat on Aloerta Street to the Seaboard Coal? Line Railroad Run south on the kaboird Coast Line R.ilneod to L0tvqwood Road (5 P 1771 Avenue to the $ost Corner of Princess Gite BouievCrd Putt Cit along ttt.e South line Of lots) ThoncecciwInu. htYttteety along the thrii II, BlOCk 74, Weathersg,eid 77. Trwnhip 2)5, Ra, XE torn. COnI, 5t to the southeast eislflneof SectIon 27. TO*ttihip 37$. car ncr of lot 33. Block Range XE Thence conjlnij, ust along the (f'r?Cr - t of C) we P-'aj ectcn ,-. Wee erft,le 3n Ron %Oth-tly to the Sojthwcjt ccrr-er i'f Airport Authority In Bldg. No, 1 Orlando, Florida 3$0) Drawings, Specifications and are required to serve a copy Of your examined at the office of the City GEORGE c. KELLEY. Ill, PA Engineer, City Hall, Sanford, Plaintiff's Attorney wMse ad.lress Florida. DEU-92 __________________________ is P.O. Box 1)37. Apopka, Florida, THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. Sanford Airport WITNES5myhandatsf0f By: .1. S. Cleveland Arthur H. B.eckwith, Jr. Defendants, distracI and pling places during Publish: Dec. 19, 1915 numberea years, and NOTICE OF SUIT DEU 07 Deputy Clerk PublIsh' Dec 19. 26, 1973, Jan 7, 9, the Contract Documents in good Woodland Terrace has necessitated changes in the Br.tt, Mionesota 55710 precincts and alterations of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Commissioners of Seminole dayS following the award of a a comofaint to for,c. r Cuuaaly lies delerrnineu mat no Contract. ritt, aeisI of liie encumbering the following real efficient accommodations presently exist deposit will be refunded to non- property- PageöO. Public Recordtof Seminole Longwood, Florida l to infersect ett Roid Lot 5, Indian Hills, Unit 6 point of beginning also ind handling of voting and voting above. Run east on Seminole Boulevard to nebago DEU-90 WHEREAS, in compliance with CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.23S4.CA44.G Florida Statutes, Board of In re: the Marriage of: plat thereof asrecordedln Plat Book day of December AD,, 1975, the following site ouside Precinct EngIne,. Inc tot Precinct No, 52: Catseiberry Sanford. Florida 32771 PRECINCT NO Dodge Plan Rxm beginning a? S.R. 434. Longwod PRECINCT NO. 33 Avenue, Altamonte MA) Run SOuth on Rardall Avenue to an PRECINCT NO. Jessup to the mouth of Soldiers Fo• has been filed against west corner Cf Lot 152, Forest City. E.E. Williamson Road laid plat PROP3SAL GUARANTY and S and the polling places of each WHEREAS, the Board of County ROSA F. BARNETT, WHOSE titled, Margaret Ann Schulke and IS UNKNOWN. acceptable form of (Range Line Road) j WAAS,, inc. it at, Defendant, W A.A.S., Inc., said property being Proposal Court or. the 10th day of Commissioners of Seminole County, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: 5eal) Section 3), Township 2)5, Range Run east along thesouth line of IO 1 paraphernalia, the Board has by CONTRACT TIME Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N Darden AND FOR follows: (I) Lockheed Learstar Mark designated,saidpolIingplaceS,ng presents command you to appear tetner with interior furnishings Outside their respective precincts, and file ur Answer or other a?ed in nearby hanger, being the PRECINCT NO. 7A Circuit Court in and for Seminole, Attachment was executed on th Temporary Polling Place: County. Florida, and 5e a COpy 12thSanford of March A 0 1973 located Community Hcue, Chuluotô, thereof on Petitioner's attorney, at the Airport In Sanford, 17,34, 43, -f7, 52. and Si, thefollowing Petitioner, and ROSA E. BAR. Centerline Cf Kowannee Trail to the Traitwood Estates SectIon 2. Plat County has determined that no Cxecute the Contract, and 1976 Pub'ih- Dec 17, 19. 26, 1975, Jan. 7 east line Cf SectIon 70. Township 215. Bo II, Page 17. and Northwestern accommodations presently exist file acceptable Performance Range XE DEU 49 Avenuetothe southwest corner of lot within this Precinct adequate for the Bond within ten (10) days after the Road, to El Portal Avenue SEMINOLE COUNTY. day Temporary Polling Place: Florida 2217), on or before the PRECINCT NO.77 WITNESS my Street Thencecontinue southerly along the corner of lot 30. Spring Valley Motavian Church, Sanlando Springs Time as defIned / court On the 10th day of November, NOTICE OF ACTION 32502, and tile the original with the within precincts 7A. 15, 32 77 Road -' Estates _______________ Section 71. Township 215, Range , XE. to the centerline of Hov.eli Run eat?. .p cxima?cl, 120 feet lv SCL PR ______ HeftIer Homes Howeii Park St ____ ____ Contr Club Road Road to Lake Mary Road northwest ner Of laid Lot 33 cornet of Sectior. 71, Township 215, Range )( ____________________ ___________________ Centerline of State Road PRECINCT HO. 54: Begin at the lunction of the Wekiva in the General SANFORD CLINGER, JR. and In case of failure to complete the work within the time named herein Temporary Polling Place: San the Seminole County Sheriff's hand and official Seminole County, Florida, will at (Seal) Cash. subject to any and all existing known to . de r ative and, It PRECINCT NO. dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, Temporary Polling the claimants by. through, under or Place PRECINCT NO. 43 thenG, thwejt Corner Of lot II, Block Bo 14, Page the Centerline Cf State Road 436, to. 3.440 feet along the south line 0 Run west on State Road 436 to the Section 21 70S 29E Sectlon2O, Township 215, Range3OE point of beginning. Run east on the south line Cl aiii ___________________________________________ ... Anamt _________________________________________ Kecreational Room, Of' 436 on Lake Springs, rlida 431 Section , . State of Florida. In the old Thence run north on th east toe of Then, run east along ' -- .., - The ner reserves the right to NOTICE OF SUIT reject any or all Proposals and to TO. STANFORD CLINGER, JR ... . ' -_ . _________________________________________________________________________________ ' '-• _ ,, -' '; interest oP the Owner, (SEAL) - Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine Ricbarde Seminole Count, CiItin' :n Sanford. Florida, the above CLEVELAND & MIZE satisfy the terms of said Writ of Temporary '76 Polling Place: Longwood Community Building, OEU 91 ___ _________ ________ Section 3, TownshIp 713, Range E. centerlIne of State Road 400 (In 'cli Orange Seminole County line CUlT, l AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BE IT FUR THER RESOLVED CITY OF LAKE MARY,FLORIDA FEDERAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NEW YORK, Cf Lake Mary. Florida, that laid _________________________ right, title, or Cf Section 33, Township 7)5, Range Wetly. River EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. State Road 434 ___ _____________ oxviuerr xnown iv oc oeaa osive coo, it tori0a dead, the unknown heirs. PRECINCT NO. $3 and LINDA CLINGER, his wife or Publith' Dec. Il, 19, 1973 DEu 40 PRECINCT NO. Si Temporary Polling Place: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lienors, creditors, trustees, or other HillS Moravian Church, Sanlando KNICKERBOCKER Mary W. Hahome merset North SeCtion 310 the nor Said polrit being Iporeaimately $70 northeasterly direction on the SEMINOLE COUNTY. interest in the result in the voting place for two or MARvIN DALE REESE, a single 7, 1976 to plaint, Residence unknown, purposes Cf an election in one YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED building, the voting places for the that a Complaint has been filed several precincts Involved shall be -- Defendant. esction thefolIng (2) acres NOTICE OF SALE lobe used for a church sIte, to.wit: NOTICE s hereby that Lots 16 end 17, Countryside, given, the south line Run north on Country Club Rot to till it merges with the SCL Railroad Unit 7, PIt Book U, Page S Said poInt being approximately 430 Of County Commissioners of Run IovthHsterly on San o Grant ersecs wIth an imaginary Pin, Camelot Uflat 7. to the SOvthst StCtlOn3i, Townshipi, Range 30E no aCCOtnmodtIa,ss presently Run southwesterly on U.S. 1792 to Run tICf'tttw5t On unIte the Sanford Grant S within tptis Priranj •d97ulli point 'if begnning 0umate, 4157 L me ttn inter5ect;n wit, COuntry 010UhOflthC east InC ct amelot i...... feet cong the east 'he espedtc,J s •'d eUcent Pcliioe PIr.- a --I'... . Section2, Township 71S, Range 79E, Thence run north along the west line Section 12)5 79( flt On the 5sth line of Section the point of beginning .i- .'' Begin at a point on the Southwest to Weklva Springs Road Thence run north along the cm SCL Railroad northeasterty Ron east on 25th Street t Run north on Interstate I to thi Section fl-7OS-79E cordarice wIth Article 60 of the right, titleor interest in the property State Road 136 and Run east on the south line of Section General Conditions, described. intersection Spouse, poInt on the eat line of S.ction of ORANGE. STATE OF FLORIDA. Executors of the Estateaf Meryl D - Run rtst On U.S 1792 to Run south along MIlylil. Avenue Airport boulevard to 25th Place Court qainst u for the relief demanded paraphernalia within said precincts, HAROLD D. BARNEIT, in Circuit through 137, Forest City-Orange Road (Range line Road) to SR. 434 least five (5) per cent of the amount of Talbut to the centerline of Southeast corner of lot 137. of said point of beginning, of the City of Cassalberry, Florida, Kewannee Trail plat Polling Place: Bacausethe Boardof as a guaranty that if the Pro Run westerly en Spr'mg Lake Drive to intersection with Interstate Road I Run north and westerly along $LRN Lake Charm Branch) the seal of the Circuit - attorneys for the Plaintiff, at Post has determined that no ac the centerline of Tolbot Road with SeibOMd School. Semle County, Florida you writtendefenses, lfany,toiton VAN said 2stn NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that was delivered to ne as Shemff of Court Court approximately 33 feet to C bginning ' Begin at the Intersection of State LOngwOnd Road (S P. 437) Church. i00 Spring Lake " E, f 524.300 ft. t the point of .l.7 DrawIngs, SpecificatIons and taming $1.13 acres. TIIbCA u.ä lathe centsIln. of Beardall Avenue to the center uf and S P. 477 RittNOn Palm Spr the expeditious and for Rs'n westerly and southerly on the ' corner Cf Section 34. Township 215, southHst corner Cf Range XE plot PRECINCT $0.4 along the east of County CommIssioners of the point of polling place toe Psecinct No SCLRR Lake Charm Branch) ad _____ "I i3 By: CeceIla V. (kern Plaintiff, DAY OF DECEMBER, AD., 1973. deposit for each set will be refunded centerline of Howell Creek to the RUn5OuthtOthe5thIneof Section Run southeasterly On the Little undersigned agrer's to pay u" alongalin.paralleltoth, N. lineof and read aloi Monday. January S. South, Range 79 East Thence along Publish: Dec. 19, 197$. Arthur H. BeCk*ith, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court Thence run southerly along the Con!nue east to the southeast Statutes Section 101 71, designated be commenced upon written notice SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE Lot 5, Indian Hills UnIt 4 t —' (SEAL) check drawn payable to Clark, Diet: designated the following SIte outside on this date, pursuant to Florida examined at the following locations Iin rpteseflting an 2 and Serninola 3ouIvard as recorded in the Public Reco, of Drive M though Oakwood Drive TU5kCwIIIC Gabrielta Road Seminole County _______ -- WITNESS my hand and seal of set The dosit shall be in ash, Ot Park Drive feet along the wet' line Cf Lot 5, Cnty _____ - north Run north on Montgomery Road to Run west on Semoran BOulCverd Run north on Lake ' 33" E, parallel tottii N. line of said lot thwe,S corner Of Lot 3. Blo Go northerly on SCLRR main line C., Bn at the Intettl Cf Airport 434 to SCL Entsp, Estates Unit], Piat book 14. track to intersection with SprIng Boulevard a U.S. 17-92 PRECINCT Thencecontinue.ast atg the norm tertine Cf Forest Lake Din (SEAL) odd beginifing Thenceruneast along thenorth line by separate resolution, Cf Slate Bgin at the Intersection of Semoran County at Interstate i e erse(ton of Queen's Minor Fol SCL Railroad loutherfy to Cntw Circle int of beginning. Thence run east along the north line me irwersectiono. Sanfad DATED this 16th day of Decem- existing bulld.ng. on plaintiff's attorneys or Engineers, Inc.. 500 West Fulton Run sOutherly on Tollgate Trail to Queens Mirro Circle the State Road 431 tngiisn Lsta?ej, Unit], Plat Book i1 31, T0nshIp Pelting Place: Elks Ct. Howell Spting, Florida PRECINCT $0. 23 Run westerly on 5 BegIn at the ntert and eflact ford Road ting paraphernalia, the Board has R Piniew Drive. Off Palm SprInq 17. T5ftip 3)5, PRECINCT NO. t; XE to tIti soutneas, corner of 01 Forest Latt Drive Weit ap ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED E N C. I N E E R E o M E TA L Seminole County, Florida: to the point of beginnfng, cIth. at the West front door of the compllinc, with Southern BuIldIng concavetotfle NWon the Wright-of- approximately 35 feet to the nor- that no accommodiations presently County _ - Defendants, the EngIneer. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF SALE In general, the prOI(t Includes aCtion to foreclose three mortgages 64 de0ree537'35"Weslforadlstance December, 1973, the undersIgned building is to be manufactured by Procedural Documents may be COutiTy, FLORIDA, Run southeasterly on Queens Mirror 1,7l desionated • en.pprery posting AMENDED the default will be entered against you to Triplet Lake Drive beginning ., West then north On Cnty line to Florida Statutes Section ioi.ii, Thence continue sOutherty along the northwesterly and westerly to accommodations presently exist Thence run Southerly along the within tttit Precinct tot the Centerline of Dean Road to the adequate •,,. P.a n? ft _________________________ Section centerline Cf Oxford Road to the centerline of Carlton Road States Section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, expiration of me time established PUblish Dec. S. 12, 19, 26, 197$ Seminola Blvd. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER the right to reject any or all Clerk of this Court either befors DEU 21 KWIATKOWSKI SECONDED BY Proposals, or Run westerly on Semi,sola Blvd to ae for receipt of Proposals any par? thereof. And 5'vIcC art PI1ntiIf' Aflrr:'j r rna..sra WlLU.'J. t rtI ICA I intersection ot eminoIa Blvd to waive any informality or lmmediateIytnereaftef;othis.a IONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS technicality In any Proposal in Thencentinuesoutherlyalg, (CnterJ1nif w•ii. Thence run east along the South ((-Williamson Road Lest otf Santord .VUll* Oh Sonora P011Ing Place: Sendlrwood Villas kiboird Coast Line RalIr (Lake Sap (Ma,tland Avenue) Run norm on Silver Avenue to lath Rings XE to a hence tun northeasterty along tn, PREClCT NO. 70 point centerline of Forest Lake Driy PRECINCT NO. U northeasterly on the railroad to with Seaboard Coast Line aporoaimately 'Astlineof Section 20, Township 21$, to the lake Road, State Road 434, 25th Place 5et RairoId main line Track Range XE 3, TownshIp 21 South, Lane Winter Park Crij Section3 TownShip 2IS.Range3 Run easterly on State Road 4341O Avenue Range 70 East, said point bein2 Run north on Burr Lan to in id point allo desaib as the St track to intersect with Spring the centerline Knne, Trailin appreelmateuy 4230 Run north On Mellonville Avenue to Lake fet to a point, Roai Section ), TOwnshI 2)5, Range Said point being ',hi.st from 8urro rner of Setlon 33, Lane to Celery Thence run easterly Ifre , Al along me •---- County, Florida: Lot 30 and that part of Lot 31, of Lonwood Hilts Road to the west corner of lot 39, Block H. Camelot installation of facilities for handling Setn 20. Township 715, Range 3OE Range XE Runnorthonlheeastlineof Camelot miscellaneous work shown on the Southwest corner Of Lot). Block B. PROPOSALS in line of Section 1521$ XE WILL eE 13, Pe 54. Public Records of to a point on the west line of said Thence run South along the ceo atso recorded SECTION 1.1 ADVERTISCMINTFOR RIDS FLORIDA LUMBER & SUPPLY of a tOOsqft. metal addltic.n to Bldg. marty KATHRYN L. BASS, C 0 M P A N Y , A C C 0 U S T I No. Ii? in accordanc. with the Residence: old Highway 19, Marl Is 10) East Robinson Street, p.o. Thencecontinueeasj alongthe north centerline of Tuskawitla Glbrittt innlng Legal Notice YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AMERICA, and M. BROUGHTON procedural documents prepared by VALERIE B. GILLIS, residence motor constructed by centerline of State Road 177 ap- Section 16 215 XE to the southwest shown on the Drawings and Recreational Rm, off 134 on the centerline of Longwood Hi Thence COntinue west along the Thenceruneastaponglheceo,erin, .ea. a n-.. *kww, Fatling Place: Because the bd Avt to Forest Lake Drive erset with Red I Lake Road arid Winter Park DrIve and Cf Section 11, TownshIp 715, Range Thence continu, east along the Run 1 ARCHIE DUNNING, a-k a Lavonia Dunning Water Plant, the work includes Thence continue South along the Run east on the north line of Sum- Chlorine cylinderl, a building ad east lineof Sectlon 24, TOwnShip 715, tirline of Palm Springs Drive to the Legal Notice the south line of Section 33. Town centerline of State Road 400 (In- eastlin.CfSe(lion27, township7IS, east Friday, D.c. if, )f7$—jfl recorded n Ptal hook 1], Page , SerninoleCour:y, FloridLonthe 2nd 14o.vell Park Section installation of a 125 H.P 0 26 gauge panel roof and end Thence along the arc Cf said cue Thence run westerly along th SectIon 70, Township 205, Range Thence run centerline of st 1000 feet to the furnished by the Owner and other Florida. a Parcel of land described as Authority, angle 01 21 dgrees ' 14" and a Wlnterwoods 39E to a poir cnt. Boulevard to a point on the cen ACL Railroad Linecenterline of the northwest corner of said lot 33 run miscellan work shown on the ha been filed against you and you follows: C. Guttt and down spouts. ridiuSof 1113 200 ft., for 104.774 U. to areregIJire4fQ5ft Lot 7. Drawings and specified herein. copy of your Block B, SPRING RIDGE, north 1000 feet d. Builder will provide the onlnt of tangency; thence 5. 77 _______________ . - Range XE to the centerline cf 39E. to th east line of si.j e(tQfl Heltler f Thence continue nOrtherty along the Range 79E to a oonf on te ceo LIne Railroad (Lenburg Branch) to the east RunnortnontaeSmnfondCl,y Limits - - South line of 70$. Range 79ESectIon 76, Township Run north on Montgomery Road to the construction of a new ptant including site work, a building, on site the Little Wekiva River along the centerline of State Road Thenceruneast along the centerline Said point'bing l00Oieet westof the pump centerline of Dike Road in TerwiIlerLan,totn. flL Range flE Thence run st centerline of Tuskawilla Gaori,ua Seaboard Coast Lni RaiIroa in Iq south line of Section 7, Road in Section 34. TOwnship 715 (Lbung Prancn) lship 2)S. Range 79E, to the Rang,30E to tfi• centerline nf Stat, Falling Place: Commslty Houie, feet to me northwest orner t7 Beardeil Avenue Chuluota. Florida. with SunSet Drive Run northwest and west on S.R a), tO the west rht of wey :Ine of Fort Late He+gttla Plat Beck 9.tersection Run-t west on Sunset Drive 10 junction of S P. 419 ad SR. 434 WivvIc'bgo Court we runy of Beg.n at a point on Cnty Run SOuthwesterly on I 5 1792 t F't U.S. 17-92 to Point f.? of wa l4 the soum flT. --_ ________ _______ the Presbyterian Chrth, 9913 Bear polling line of Section 1. 2acJion 101.71. desidneted ThC,COn1in running due SOuth IfOm B.ardatj the point of beoinnit. Avenue --- - Range 3OE to the centerline of State thecenterline Cf Road 436 waterweljs complatewith pumpand the Southerly line Cf Lot 30: thee Court of Seminole County, Florida. metal Structure with 16' cave height South, Range 79 (as?, thence run H Slatefeel Road (I-I) the paint of beqinning. approximately 7,500 to a100 point Thence run flOrthWtSttly along the on the centerlir Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist motor Constructed on the site by So.,th 61 degrees 5Q'79" East along pursuant to a Final Judgment of connected and tied to exiStIng BId. 0 degrees 03' 07" E (or 47.004 It of Section COnfinue and Meftony.11e AVSUe ScL Railroad (Triloy Branch) Comfy Ine fl?b to tht St. espdtt4 *fld effient housing Seclion1, Tosmsnp St. Johns Rivor to the palm of - - Run southeasterly on the south line Wastewater Treatment Plant, the for the relief demanded in the M&gtsire, Voorhi & Wells Run soutn on an imaginiry line t tending tn tram Pa Avenue to (SR. ) the center of Lake Run west on 2M Strt (5 Q Run ta an Imagary fine In Sanfod Avenue Fot Florida. Or?hwes?erty on 11i5 Little County has determined that 'IC Fci Cf Spring Lake R P.11tng Place: Inng. - - - Legal Notke beginning. rteetn Street to Booth. Ith street and Fr.ncn Run st thgn ?.e centtr of Lake - Run north on I I to point of beg.. R4 ID the Sle County line l Legal Notice Range ,,, to Sflheast - ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________ nterction of State Road 136 and workalsoincludejthejns,a,,a,Ionof Section 3]. TownShip 21$, Range Thence continue flortheasterly along State Road 434 two O0 H.P. High Service Pumps section I Begin at a point on me th line of point tion ii. Tship 21 sOuth. Seid point being aPProximately 1 Run soutn along the imagInary line Run north on Hk&ry Ave to Elementary Sthool. east of 11-A on Run easterly on Sq 436 to .n& or Legal Notice — L egal Notice MiIi School. SanIo. Fioa 215. Range XE Road - - - _________ ___________________ terliof StateRoadaOOtothenc,th centertine of Dike Road in Section begin. SedrIine _____ - - '-:- - ::. Polling line Runsoutnont4to = Thence run south to the south line of Section 79, TownShip 70S, Range 30E theast corner of Lot I, Block K, fluoride feeder furnished by the or before the 12th day of January, Run nortn on Lake ry Road to Ctinue nortn along me Geneva- Run west on the center Country Club Road of Aye0 to Hiory Avenue Chutuota Road to Btmley Rd to me soutn shore of Ls RECINCT NO. 31 e(tion 24 705?9E to Intetate a Rur east on Country Club Ro.d to Run Continue south along Hickory Ctinu north on an east along Brvmley Road to Normtrty on I-a to imaginary tin. Began at a point, said nt be point of .,i Avenue to Celery Avenue iSR. 413) from Chapman Avenue to the center center 04 !t.e ir?ersec?Ion of State Con nheait on CO!ry Club Run SOvth a Lake Mil4 Road to PøfIIng Place: Lake Mary 1)5) to Sanford Avenue Rn east a the center Cf Lake Section?), lsp 2)5, Range COn?InU east on n S?r to point Run sOuTh along Curryvilie Road to Lake Mary, Florida. point of beginning tending north from UeliOflyilt1 centerline of State R PoftiHP$ace:Ch,cnof God, $03 W or liii of intersection Ee tn ' 01k north a-f First Street on Run south ino along the imaginirs line PRECINCT $0.2 .— 1792)to point of beginning. Run norfl on Ii to the center of the sniv sane a,enorner imaginary lint extending Cefeiy Avenue (SR. 413) a.. Flerda feet east of the southl tothehlhereoftheakeaIpark Begin at the intrilo Street Runw,stonth.cen,wlof 5ection 20205 20E tome Hit Quarter cor Run north.asterty along said v to flm Street traCk) t the nOt?hStty Cf said to ke Mitts God. Florida Pa-ad to intersection with SCL said tlec?n orecWicts together Lane and McCrathen R4 teenth Street and janford Avenue in to the polnt of beginning, 5?ates 1%). that sa at?erats Run east on Oieande Av,nue an on tne wnterost I - Thence run .ast along the South line Townmp 705, Range 29E th on the Seaboard Coast P3UIn9 Place: Lonqwond City Hall, Range XE northfremTelierLanenf*m. Run east o in Str __________________ ____ f J. - line PRECINCT NO. $7 Run RunnorthalonguS I7CJtopointof Mcnr to an maginary I of State R Comfy L e.m an accurate deuq Legal Notice I Place: ComunIty House, l) to Rentoul Lane descrIbed election precincts en do Begin at me Intert Pofling PLaces, and fl -. -- - Seminole County, Florida PRECINCT NO. 44 COntitj* on Country Club Drive to Thence run north along the (en centerline of Dike Road COntinue norm on ltiIl Boutcvard ?erste lind Recta Road RELVEDby the Bo. of County R;yer to _________________ - , a..... a..,, tCn of Park Avenue (U.S. 17 92) ad 20th Street Thence nwe%taQ the nOflhIInI a point on the east line of Section Run weSt on 70th Street to Castry Cf said Section to tn. centerline of Township 215. Range 30E h on covn'y lint to the Road (S.R. e3i) to the western fnom the lntersadn Cf McCr beginning line I - .0 - :u.0 In Section 75, Township 205, Range Stale Road 434 to the intersection of the Owner. The work also Includes follows: Beginning at a point on the PRECINCT NO. 9 egn a? the ir ect Run nstarty on Silt Creek to Cty thet puani to Cheer - -u -:- -- -- separate resoIuton, also recorded 3250 feet west of the Southeast County of Seminole, Florida on thiS da!e, pursuant to Florida CO'ner of id section Plaintiff, Co VCntur.r Wistewater Treatment Facilities, d-b a "THE the Sanford Airport Authrlty, PRECINCT NO. ii Contract 0 In accordance wIth SPRINGS", a loint venture. Sanford. Florida, hereinafter called the fottowing Site Outside Prermnct CCflterlin of State Road 100 (In No. 13 as a temporary polling pI6e tecstate Four) Roaa 436 and Interstate I DUNNING, a k a Lavonha Dunning, Procedural Documents prared . DIreCtor of Avlatlo 8l. No. 1. Run on State Road 436 to the Clark, Dieti and Associates- hi wife, c RE (C H CON SIR UC I ION Sanford Airport, Sanford Florida, to the southeast COCfl of (lIOn 37, branch Road Runsoumalongthe western Sectlon Seaboard Coast Line Ra.IrOCd L.ne Railrad fLeerg Branch) precinct Shelt b accurately Ffi on wes'eriy 's ct 0eicr in ari 21$ SE 'o .eIva Sr.ngs Run east along Alberta Strert t the Rn nth from the Seaboad Coast RiiI it.ng t, Inc Cour'y Cree' nt Lake Jesup San ap. 6.5. Road to an imaginary tine cxSe.rd Coa Lint RaaIad Line Rait.d on an imagry line tended South fnom leiIleq Lane ' ---fl Plac,: Rolling Hills Country Run southerly along an imaginary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Club, Prii Avenue, nOrth Of line to the entrance of Bear Creek EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. accommodations Presently C*iSt Lonjw, PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE No.ih Street and Soh of 431, Run Southeaitecly along Bear Creek that Sealed Proposals will be Flori to State Road 426 COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA received bytheCityof Calselberry, CIVIL CASE NO. 74flhI.CA4.D Civil ActIon No. 7i1.R along SR. 4l t SR. 431 beginning Churctt 1311 Oak Avenue. Sanford, Tenc,runnoflhaIonglMeast line feet to the centerline of HOwlI PetlI, Place: SIoak Gardens Run Sterty along S-R t34tOpOit PillIeq Place: ldyDi4 S(Mci, Florida Cf 5ec-ti 22, Towinhip 20$, Range Branch ROId. ad the? any chenges FoIth.St JnsRiverahe County, FlOrida. F Branch wett-5outhw,jter, to I a Cabbage Aven, tO Run SOvtNesterIy on State Road 434 Begin at the int,rs.ection of S.$nINIOO simmon Avenue 'aHEREAS. Chapter 101,73 Rn in a northerty dW County, --- - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL (Conttnued From Page B) No 77 ci t soutneast cerner of PRECINCT No, a ?empora Irg ptic, tt Begin at a point on tt.e SOuth tn of for Pinct No. 27. S fOrd Cavc St 70(10 the mint of bgining of Seme County, Cabbig, Avenue Florii, do deem it n swy to Run west on said ertension o ____ - Section33. TOwnShip2lS. Range3g( the Centerline of State Road 100 In Little Wekiva River to State Road system controls, and Other recommend ad WOve alteratmn PRECINCT NO. 4 Seminole County, Fioqidi. by the River and the Econlocttsatcf*e Bo.wd of County Commissóier of Cr'k at The eastern county tin. ______ - Legal Notice - Continue east along the Imaginy South tine of IhIp o , of Jvp tersafe 4 Id R PIECp$C ____ 31. TOwIP Siid pOint being aPPrOAimat,l _l• , of mssóers of ...n county. '.VOn Pvt South aloeg the (con Creek to Thence COXdH'iue sOutherly 0flQ tha tO the .nterseCtion of in imaginary Pa,ola Road clrcumye,*s an un Street and Sanford Avvri,m Section 31. TOwnship 215, Rèng )OE cØiner of said Section the Supervj of E'eclnt any Rn west along the County line to Sectlon d nu.re ytar, to thinge the Dein Road Thip7lS, Range3OE Avent Into the center of Lake I) to Coimt CI Roan to the Centerline Strett of State Road 434 to me southeast line of canal of Htj Creek jp Run easlerfy on Country Club west th on Sfreet to French corner of SectiOn 31, Tohip 2OS. Thence run northw.sf,r, ap ecinc?t ad the po of ning centtt:n, of H4I C to the Imagry line to RraI Avenue Fot$CL Rail dmainIinetn Runnorthon French Avenu.to 17th Thence cinue east a me line of canal to a point '' any things in The dav.O - -' -- - - - is. COUNTY. FLORIUA ON THE 2ND iman, t e ending e st to tht centerlin, of flAy OF C. 7 irorn Caa;I AbCflUC tu ne Thence run SOu!htrly along the ________________ ______ ---- S -- — Legd Notice ____________________________ t(èt , Sec:ic'n C- ' Ti'rrj ia;e3E (Q'd ?% ( y (# C?'flu Drvt ac(Omrdat.at t . OflQ ktATcwi SECONDED BY COtu sOu?h1s?,ry along Sift Cinhirlineol Red RUOLM, id FollOw FIcral BO1ard (O*f, R4the I,neof 20 tothe SbOIrdCst to El PoaJ Avenue le of to a point on the w, COlSS,ONER WILLIS THE Creek to t Sift Cree' Le Rauroad Run st . sd imaga r. Road) SOutherly tO th and officnt S.ctn in CaI Sertn7L TOp31S, RingeXE Run northerly FOLLlNG RESOLUTION WAS Continveutsy a along the SCL t Avee Sill Crn miflOIe County line t and hindtg Thcecoinue utherIy along thC C WIIt 11fl of Selon fl, RaiI to SR. 7 RUnflO(1hOflGQAYen.Jto8,h rapherI, the Ms by C,ntefIinIOfLOngdH1ItSRo6d in Run along the Orange Sem, precincts, arid - - - - Fr4iy, D.c. if, 1f73 -- __________________ - - - --- - -----' - _____ 4B—Eveninç Hirald. Sanford, Ft. . - - - .[V-'. -fl -- i Thence rur. northeasterly along the proximately 2,450 feel to a point on Polling Place: Sabel Palms Range 29E in re: The marriage of Country DONALD L EMAHISER Thence run westerly along the that said alterations and changes' th, centerlIne Of State Road 431 Ifl Boulevard to a point on the cen. in the Office of the Clerk of the to th twit. ini' f tArt tt,in _ " ''i' '' ' _ - and purpose of foreclosing the mortgage in said building, and 1915, efl th Circuit Court of the Florida. Situate and being in Seminole that Said tem1orary polling places for Seminole County, Florida in Case the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Lot 7, SAN LANTA, Third Section, BOOt in the Office of the Clerk of the' BECK,,, 114, JR , Clerk of the saId 976 at 4:00 PM, or as loon Wife. according to the Plat thereof, Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Court, will sell for cash in hand to thereatteras posIble, at which time �__ _______ __________________ - _ _ .: _1_z___.. 3 1L --;• - - __ ___I .. - - ____________________________________________________________ ____ ____ . _____ . . - .: . .._ _ -- ..: - ______________ I r.'.. --..-- &-Evenngflgrd, S,anlerd, Fl. Friday, Dc.tL lflS - . - . - 32-Houses Unfurnisj _________________________________________________________ TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 6.00 Jean Sebeig. Jacqueline .12 RUN, JOE, RUN AJIT1OUES(R) in poet tsWII PWIS, 01 rtinod &$56* 9 GROOWGHOUJES . flwrtages arKl sIUsjOnod n THE JETSONS 7rY'. RVL'DADE D ANTiQUES Ca aonUe at. 1970 (R) 2' (12) NBC NEWS 145 2l 12) CHICO - 12) RETURN TO THE NUTS---FAR OUT SPACE 2.55 is chwgod with co*tewçit €1) ,sj.jo Ps.is 12 WESFMND 6' cONCENTRA' Pbiee. V Ltsden 1964. Advertte ?*fl With &Ofl 0 Z) WALl. STREET WEEK crr', "' '.- ''.'"-" .-. _____ ___________________ Evening Herald, San'ord, Fl GREAT P ER. Dec. Modern Clean I bedroom tioe 't00mQ1t1Q,.carpe,s • 131 em LIFRDAN. REALTOR 4Ica line Ii i : . If y.i are having diffi(lty firiciinga eä 30, Get $5 3 Bedroom. 1.z bath Assume tUIQe No q Ifying Equity WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES YOU r 1.00 - ,,, ________________________________________________________ . .'Vl CONT.: Indian Love can. t,. ______ 4-Personals ____________ _____ - Clean) bedroom, 1' bath, avocadu . AKC Tiny Thy Yorkie Pupple, perfect for Christmas Phone 723 - -----------wJCkieGieason, K8ZheflflKath. -' gwTtiøngopsrafcnajachan,y 730 rggod (2') CEIEBAITV SWEEPSTAKES WEO(: 2' i2 PCUCE STORY: A 11) II3U.VVIX)D SQUARES oa MAS: "The Story 01 the Pt'st Ctvtsunas SflC2W Cigtnal animated musical special attt* a or chepherd boy i the south 01 Fraz, w4o has -4 600 giiflrtevxl helps a pnJic Cl'vis Corixy, Berro Casey, SEMESTER Jono$e Alen guest ala. 6 50 (1) DAILY WORD 655 (}) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 10-30 LI AVIATiON WEATHER 10:45 we the voi06s. FOR TIE C)EAF .k*vtP'k.*on Fimepucrecoim. 1mg the story 01man's alation, "S01at 1fl9 and Cooling, Low Interest L.oar5" 1230 (Ti CBS MOVIE: "me Soul?',. em Sta." George Segal, 0. 'j 100 .,y tIUS r' • Ste eJ with$tra.kBSRica 2'-, Year old filly far Mu Phone 3fl -906$ OhtwSndp m RUMMAGE SALE- Cishes tabllj children&adultctthes real ood uni ini nrnT lulL IjULDLI'( I 132 Hands. 1)2.3 Phone 323-6209 U MISTER ROGERS' C3ormany's Zipoiin, in a potato bid lOt Efl$fld'S vtval disingWWl. 1971. (A) 19) HONG KONG PHOOEY only $2 A tione call could start you on a new and profitable career Call $67. 3715. Petitioner, MINNIE TOLIVER HILLERY, xclutive Sanford area Dealer, or writ; I who aSpireS to make $20,000 or more per yr. $1,950 investment ______________________ Respondent. 14) CE) BUGS - .2 THEGPEIFESHcm SHOWTIME 7:30&9:30 o GE 2. 112') THE SECRET UFE OF WALDO KITTY €0 THE ELECTRIC COM PANY (A) t 10:20 _________ ______ €13 MOVIE: "Best 01 Mountain." Guy MadIson, c&ios R',i 19 bori Western and r*er tais 330 2 NASI-MLLE p4JIC j c6)csss'oR'rssPEc TA(U_AR -. €0 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (R) ___ ____ _____ _______ - ..., ...._ (I WOMAN ALIVE (A) :121) TBA €1) ROMAGNOIJS TABLE (2) (12) LAND OF THE LOST (141) (6) SHAZAM Q WHEE1,S, KIL.NS AND ______________ OVER 300 w 2) 12 'rl-EPIr<PAN'n.En 4) 0 THE E1.ECTRIC COM. PANY 1 6 i rscr A P V'f1 3 rents Unfurnistd " ______________________________ _______________________________ CON. SWAP- 16(1 CoOla V Bottom Boa iorgooctspinet Piano,or sell, ________________________ 3776120 Flu Oviedo-Ouplex, (urn. Or unturn. Ideal location Reasoble ron06. - 2 BEDROOM REAL TOPS STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. MCINTOSH Post Office Box 11)0 , Someone's nice pet. 322.7*39, R ''" ' - V D H U S L 0 A E U L B M E R E 0 R R S VIM S B L SO E VS "THE - _______________________________________________________ - ____ _____ to Eat ___________________________ ________ - rn ' rnhftn tr F C A M R L 1 0 B E L P A E S E - MGOUMRAKETCEVLASMAS I SMROOURTE I RARTB FO L H U B V C N A N A R 0 C S I E I C S 0 L I E D G N I R 0 F E U Q 0 R H E Everth ___- __ 6O (4) (6) GNO ________________________________________ S L E N Z B EL P A C EISH ________ Phone 323.6650 Tano,rin.a rii 'psa,., w..,. backward, Crumley. . •i -- 1W ______ 21' SeIf.prop.Iled Toto mower wiiri extra blade. 130.322 6106. CHINA KARATE E VERY SUN DAY CALL 377.1316 _____________________ PIONSHJP SKATINrJ (A) €0 WITH DEATH" EVERY TUES&THURS$1ForAdajfts,Cj, ________ BOOK hd BEAT namisi down, or disioaslIy Ia Its, punk, Fled each ft as $how'n: .. Bel Paese €1) WAYNE TYLERSHOW - up, ___ -------- ' L -imburger Muenster • 6:30 Brie Liederkranz Ricotta _____________________________________ Camembert Monterey Roquefort ___________________________________________________ a ri Cottage - Mozzarella JuiCiOranget$1.SQp,rbu Your Container, 37? 13$$ . .. ElectricPADO.MATlCwithtwoair Gumi mattreues, prevents bed sores. Also vibrating deep heat 372 3353, _____ Stilton _________________ ____________________________ Flee Market ' ip5 Santa 's Tips for for I EveryQf"- JcL ___________________ Open SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY,9to5 HIGHWAY I6FLEAMARKET P,mltes East of I Ion Hw't' 46 _____________________________ I C - _________________________ __ ____ _____ ___________ ) San ".iL ___________________ - I AE - . . .......... ,.' . -- -'. I__ I ___________________________ W'LSON MAIER FURNI1URE ________________________________________ SANFORD PLAZA ONE O Sauc1Lvt ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ___________________________ Place-To-Go Uve NiIely * * * SUN. lp.Ifl,t0 7 : $ p,m. * P40W 'TILL DEC ,lllh ___ THEN * Looking for a '' fliik, Geese, Chlchcnt & Som8ono? , '(1 ___ _____ I, ' _____ Member of (he Orlando Aria JIM CAR ITOH Oanc To The Magic Business Bureau. çIn9er$Of JOE 'MAGIC' WATSON Ualladeer.Guita,ist Cofl. Rock-Pop PianOrgan - COnti "lee is iii if Wetêfl5yij Is a tither a*d mire rewa,d, 10(104 111*. .• U * RegIstered with the stale as CtaisA Contractor. Hornet, addilion • 5377 or $94 $414 eves. _________________________ _____________ REGISTERED NURSE. eu home for Medlcai-e provider in Oelton. DeBary area. Excellent wage. "lad part time, Must have own car. Call 134 2707 between I 30 and 3 pm. yr rockJP. (M* ______________ BJRANDS H$OHBA% Uc - styles and colors. Knight's Sh, 20* E. First St _______________________ Beauty Care ProductsforMom Towers Beauty Salon - GWAL THEY JEWELERS- Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging Quality gifts for less 201 S. Park ___________________________ baskrtt Ann Flowir & Gift We've ut Everything For 'he Shop. 3?) 26 Golfer- Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, A family Duckste,' Jackets Ladies anti A gift to last III year . Mayfair Country Club Pro SISOP, 327 ______________ -- Polaroid Square Shooter 2. 3 flash cube$ and I eip color film. Save -. . 1429, Special $7136 WiebOIdt _____ ' - ___________________ ______ thud and pet o.k. t130 per mcnth, 'Top Chef" Deck'i ApQlilnces, 2617 S French, 377 765* Spruce up the old Rec Vee with new accessories from Sanford Rec Vet, Highway I' 9'? & Lake Mary _________________________ BIvd, 37) 4111 ________________________ ------ ----- tu Medicare rtc'pl,,,ts i - .--.'.---..-... ' - ' 4- ' ____________________ - -_ Stereo Console, AM-FM radio, nice cabinet, plays well. $50. Couct" & matching chair, 135 37) - 105N,P5at1Iand,Mtlnct 6110633 ______________________ ______________________ __________________________ ____________ ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARIiit fl, ilci:.,r, E'cavtsng, D.l,:h II ii 00 soil Hour Service Dyke Heating Ar Conditioning, 322 $177 ___________________________ - AlA CLEANS ALI 313 6S outgrew the' swing tel or'lm.li ________________________________ bicycle? Sell these Idle items with a want aci. To p'ace your ad, call 0 frieidlydh1ts,figj,1, The Herald, 372 7611, or $31 9393 - ' - Or1;C , "" ' ':- - Live- M4CHIIi*E5 ____ -;;--- .-.- ______________ Check the Evening Herald Christ mis Gift Guide daily for Christ • - P'reeesT,mates. __________________________ Expert roof repairs, flat tb'gIe" All wOrk IIR000EN ROOFING 32) 6.' DAVE'S PAINTING Small Jobs Small Prices Free Estimate 3722623 - Painting & Carpentry Work, ,llt tp root repair, 30 years Cx perience. Fast servce - Free estImates. Phone 131.509i anytime' A Roofing And Carpentry Pepr • ________________ Home Improvem6nts Blvd., 1' D 'OO ting Fre P.eh,.n ___ Oak Casselbc'rry Phone 13) 964) _____________________ 'We service alt makes aria models" ' -,'i'' -.-. irs iv )tKVILL- i-Itt 202 Office Machines _____________________ Haulin 9 ______ --. _________________________ LJ'IVC _____________________ -_-, Radio & TV 'All kinci at clggrg Hou5etrl.lrrs stOred & moved 372 9)12 or 93i ______________________ v.5 BETTER PAINTING 5767 Better job. (or a Better price Interior & Exterior, 2ipct. dii. for senior citIzens ___________________________ Sewing _______________________ Alterations Dressmlkiri.j, la<J;,'s', - - w , Home Custom Work Licensed. Bonded tre.e eltImaIc 32) 6O KULP DECORATORS 409W. itt St. 3222335 We t)uy Furniture _____________________ InStall carpet and v.nyl, wall to wall Free Estimate Call SEARS in Sanford. 322177$ Dad _______________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Upholstering. Donna Canada, Pest Control That's Clai,f led Act -______________________________ 3720707. ____________________________ 754?ParkDrve Upholstering 332 186$ _______________________ __________________________ _________________________ I, ,, i-.' trt.nQ :t i. ds'I..c'ry C,.iI lot trt' eStimate 701 1 (_or,irreraI 37) 6431 Pet Care __________________________ _______________________ - List your Christmas specials here where th shoppers will see them every day. ______________________ c13S 1)50 Color TV . QUALITY INN NORTH III SR 131, iongwood _________________ Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, . . 31A-..-Djplexes ___________________ ___________ - Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit shippers Select yours today for Chri$tma shipping Phone - LakeMary Blvd., 372761). - ' - Many Brands. Free InStallation MlnyAvailableForChristmas adutt$P(tferreacurltyd,;t lu: 101) E .ECTRIC,j2. ___________ Mom would love a new watch 17 jewels ttart at $7995 GWALT NEY JEWELERS, ?I S Park _______ ______________________ ________ _________________________ _____________________________________ -- Sanford Ave. 377 4137 :.-r 5'i';tiitQ0TIQ. 37?eiil" & True Value Hardware, 6th & POtilion, twin needle, front loading, deluxe sewing machine balance of 171 or 10 payments 01 1$ See at: SANFORD SEWI)'4G CENTER 307 East Firtt, Downtown liii .A't "(1 (iL(J!,''' BASS BOAT BARGAINS '..'L........ . - ['''. -. -.. '' .- 3W Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone specialty. 3222180. Wall Paparing ____ ____ ________________________ PAUL SLATER Photography Professional wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residental, Cummercial Free- Etimati. Ph 372 (47] ________________ ------- Call Phil Gonzalez 30532339)9 ______ 52-Appliances ------- Hr.,.rdr'i&Grciom-n:i Pr! 372 1037 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS) ______________________________ ____ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER _________________________ ________________________ ________________ -'-' Heavy duty United refrigerator BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENI ALL TYPES CF CAR PFN'TWV AND REPAIRS 333 lrce'zer, bt?om freezer holos lbs $195, Phoise 3723472. Need haip un that Saturday lob 5 where the shoppers will see them __________ '.-__ ________________________ - MakeMorn'slifeeasierwithcentrall SLIM BUDGETS ARE DOL. I. -- _________________________ In(tt Liberal trade nt Free ____________________________ delivery Convenient trrms. We Meeker men's 3 fold BillfOldt from gve TV Stamps 311 E Firtt St $750 Otter quality Meeker Phone 322 5422 leather goods GWAL THEY JEWELERS. 701 S Park GET EXTRA CASH FOR ClIP lSTMA by selling your gooa Dad isil; love Black & Decker at' Ave. across from Chrysler Dealer. 373 1651 ____________________________ ___________________________ Wear. _______________ _____________________ Select your new furniture from Please Dad wiIh a pair of Daniel WILSON MAiER lot thC best Greene casuals or house slippers Gregory Lumber & True Value - 1. _____________ (lit of Ideas1V.si? Ethetl'sAn Sweaters by McGregor, machine washable, $16. Perkins Men's ____ _______________________ Macrame- Free InStructionS Gifts f,que-$, 1 mile west oil-Ion Old Sf r pr.vbtp yard. $)Ø3 Adull 372 fl S. French. 323-140. __________________ ________________ __________________ ______________ 11)Opfutcte'pgjif 131 54 Mom Bean Bag chairs, lamps, bar stOOls. Central Furniture I Bedding, 2306 ____ by the iob. 322 ________________ - ________________ Fine wedding LLtos reaSOnlbIy priced Phone 373 63 I Well Drilling ______________ _______________________ Plumbing S DRit IJ) PUMpS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS __________________________ m tpru Sat 253.1 S Park Drive SUPPLY CO Retrlgerator.Dryer, To List Your Business.,.DIQI 322-2611 Phone32126*3 ---- I - ' iI= Icind Cleanino. III dirt, clay, rork BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISt- FURNITURE FOR SALE Call Anytime for ________________________________ ______________________________ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE - - 51-Household Goods ___________________ Gifts tropical and exotic plants Car nations, $5 dot. CREFREE - ' -1"7'- Heaters C!eaneci. all makes t yeersexperienc, PauIM.;ier. ), V9C. ___________ ___________________________ experience, own car wag,, An Egu,l OPPortunIty $)OfindSpm ------- ____________________ ___________________ ____________ __________________________ - The kids will love Cowboy Boots inc Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, Call 3777611 or 83) 999] to liSt your _________________________ Chnttrr,t specials lIerC ___________________ ______________________ __________________________ ______________ ______ Care ______________ _________ SHE ?P14 HQTEL$ *940 MOToC lNtt$,AtQ5L,Ø$fl. "ivlClOafTi wide selection oP ID Bracelets gold and silver, $4 70$ E Fiat $4 519E. First, 371 5743 _____________________ __________________________ Mom will love you all ye,sr for a Motocress Bicycles and Ac ceSsorles. Free Raci'ig with M'cro Wave Oven or a Trash rxrchase Bicycle City, Compactor and an Electric I Country, Club, 3225411. Camera Shop, 7)0 S Park _______ I - I ________________ - ______________ Uftifladh"d idvIts S'4WWII tW.., .1 II aM 41 ca. MiIa fsrmatIa aI,t icr dI,,lift,d a, inaI$,*re$c,by inaU a. t% cw.n 5040w or by ca$h. naa, WALKER'S - 0211, ____________ __ '(he Nahv;Iie Suund 01 -' CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT PP4OPIE]fl)3o1 _________________________ ____ _____ / '-- - Flowers. Sanford Flower Shop, One of Your Better Central Florida florists, 372.1172 _________ _____ 'IETOM IA WA Y5.. - , Elficienqi apartn,ent, utilltI inCludtd, $125 month. CIl 372 7771 between 10 am. & 2 p.m ______________________ RU. Hutthison,37745$ ______________ • EXCITING NIW III.., * ___________________ on the acres - 9 - Orange's, Grapefruit, TangerInes Tangelot and Lemons ____________________ * OTHERPLAZACANP*OI1IDBABA1Y$ITTR* SHOP P ' I ELY LO Mon.fhruSat,$130p.m. 372 6733 or 377 (1347 _______________________________ 1_i Sanford 's Musical -'----- $7.SOBUSHEL ___________________________________________ iuug ____ _____ SAT. - furnished, wate- furnished, 1 _____ * every nIght 'till thru Dec. 73 Call 377 1771 ____________________________ The fight against inflation begins at - fld 2 bdrgy, partiali TAPIGELOS , _________________ SWAP- 16 It. Cobia V.Bottorn Boat I good Spinet Piano, or __ _____ SELLING IT MAK ES CASH. PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW Ii wagon, V 1. lutomatic, power steering I 'bâtbs. 47.000 tnt. 12.100. See all Sat, at Mecico Pharmacy, 372.5060 or call $62. 6733 after I p m MONDAY NIGHT 7 P64. Do your last minute Christmas' SllOppirIg with us Get those items YOU'Ve been looking for all sason at bargain prices. Something for everyone on your gift list. This is the last auction before Christmas. Maste'r Charge 1, BankAmericarci welcome. _____________ ' C'Il 3272611 or ____________________ ..., 1973 Grand 'Torino, 9 pass (3 seat) _________ _______ STORING IT MAKES WASTI- Tangelos and Tangerines I22SBusheI Phone)?) 1671 Auction Sale ___ rnst.,. -.-_.__........., 1760. "' Coleman Circle. Phone 322-3(81, - - Anø That's A Fact Toot _____________ _____________ ___ ____ Navel Oranges, 13 SOper bu, CIistIfiedAdsGs Resutfi -'- - miles. AC, PB PS. and vinyl top Excellent condition. Must sacrifice. Will tske best otter. 671. A!ldThet'SAFt Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairt, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Catselberry, Il 97,830 1206 •.,. ,., - - 7315s.'ai'k Drive VOup. bedroom, utilities Inc.uded, $180. per month Adulti Only 372 4470 office furniturp Pr..',.' Imi' released otant CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS thecli this Gift Guide er.' ' M. Ic ,, ''"'"' -gift ideas. _______________ _____________ ____________________ SWAP SHOP Used h.tI.$ ra.41.a$. (5Mw 13.995. 322-1651. Dealer. "'"' , Gw - Water fr,ini ""' _____ , / _________________________ -............. 74 VW II? Station Wagon, automatic, air conditioning. Steel __________ . _eUIo I , t ii UI L UK ML U F' S NOR IS _____________________ - 60-Office Supplies .. JyJ• SAN MO PARK, I, 7. 3 bdroom' Irailer apfs Adult I ftmi. rk* Wpiv fl ........ - WY 46, Sanford, 1½ miles east of 11 t Highway 46 Flea Market - - 1. ' 3611 If 73 Otdsmot,l, Cuttass, 7Ooor, AM FM radio, AC, PS, PB 14,730, by owner Call 372 2766. isk for Jim Chc(k the Evening Herald Christ. Two horse trailer, tandem wheels, Pressure Cleaning £ Painting A, 133,700. mat Gift Code daily to. Chnisi 64-Equipmeuit for leni b473: Rcgister Quarter Horse in __________________ _______________________ Specialist Roofs-Exteriors mat Q•ft llc,tt _____________________________ foal, 1.100. Thomas Organ, $300; WITT REALTY Sanford Auction tree Ishmate$.iaas*xa$Ii Rat., King Trumpet, practicaily new, Pent Blue Lustre Electr,c Carpet Req Pe'ai fjsfate8.okr 371 0610 1970 Cameron, 6O'x12, 3 bedrm, 1 Tirt.I*VaLI. per day 1) 50 $200. 33203.51 or 3726600. ShamPooer for only 12(t) French Ave. bath, 2", ton aIr, gi.xi type 322-2748 372 0779 heater. Ml RISC COMMERCIAL, . HOMC% 323 719$ CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sanford,)?) 7310 Mustbemoved.Askingl2,000and Ph, 322-6JTS 15' Ladder; Carpet padding; M.any assume payments of 1*0 per useful household items. 104 W. Coleman CIrcle. 322 5043. 370.1. _____________________________ (; .. S?1 P,i.'k Dr 31: ?lif R(A( lOp FREE GIFTWRAPPING..AII Baby Al h.P I" / -' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns 372 3991 3?? 92*1 43-LOtS..ACrOge 377 0610 PAYTOPIS CHILDREN'S WEAR fr ". EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU DUPLEX2 be-cirOnm Concrete Industrial Property- 2 I acre" 2610 Hiawatha ___________________________ Ph. 322.1301 j1ILY" block, excellent Condition, no City Hwy 177 in Longwood, For sale by JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY taxes, by owner. 372 6670 Gold .L,,., dual temp Admiral owner, 373 7041 •;r __________________________ refrigerator, excellent citi, 1)50; Philco washer and dryer, I -1)25. PhiIco portable dishwasher, I I?$;$earsl.wheelluggag,trai,er Heater Cleaning 4*4', 1123. Call 323890$ Land Clearing Pressure Cleaning ________________________ _ mo Florida Ave., Oil 5. 17.92 Nicelbedroomapt,llghts,wa,ef.,. furnished Carpeted, adultS, 19$ SO 37? 7296 after S & wk - dS: - - ______ _____ ....'. Jct 17 92 & 177, Lcngwc. Call 323 $5?Oor 13.1 44 EVERY FRIDAY, 11A.M Close.outs, Bankruptcies Jewelry. Iinen,$?,reos, atltypes of merchandise. Sold by piece, ,' -_________ PlavelOranges,fre'ssifrom grove washed, $1 93 bushel New crop Pecans, 10 lbs. 1.S0 Oaggs Market, 8th and Sanford Av 377 AUCTION Canadian Christmas trees direct ____________________________ from Canada. B.ggs Market, 25th 62-Lawn-Garden Ave. 322 nIuvru Chico & The Man _____ ____ - All Adult-Modern 2 Ledroom apartment, partly fur. nistied; couple only. 3723767 dayS. 327099$ evenings NAVEL ORANGES BAGGED __________________________________ 2IO7FrenchAve)723472 ____________________________ - Check the Evening Herald Christ. mis Gift Guide daily for Christ - Kithn Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinkt. Installation available Bud Cabell 322 ICS? anytime ____________________________ Bedroom, 2oeths Already with awning and skirting Cheap. PhOnC 3730110 110 Exeter Court, Carriagt. Code Moeile Home Park. _________ Quiet Serene- Easy Living modern, I story eficlency , ._. -- - _________ PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK ----------- 3 • - ___________________________ beautifully landscaped 1131 ma New government program, child Call between I 30 S For In formation raIl 3220701. care for 1110* as $2 per wok, if 9-Good Things M. Unsworth Realty Re Real Estate Broker 80.3W. 1st St 37] 6O6Ior 323 0317 - ______________________ _____________________________ 13 Yr FHA F INANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3Orlaridoorjye Sanford, 373 3200 WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example lP P'iat Pacer 971 Duster, 6 CyI , Stand 1995 970 Hornet, 6 tyl., stand 36 000 Original miles. 1995 Many others to criocs,'I Arthur Richter, (PIINASERRY TREE ANTIQuE SHOP, 1106W. I GE 1$' Refrigerator,gOodc,5; RIGHTS TO LAKE USE - 4 BR,? bath, W,W, carpet, OW, Cent. H & P40W LEASINC. -- - . (' LIcense-Bureau 3724415 Z MC S L I U 0 1 V I C N E C 0 1 C A E G R M 0 W tHY 'I TANGERINE MAN p(,4jJ()Q5,,,.,' f Moving_Eyerytningmug Boat, - _____________ - -. Hwy. 17.92 Across u From Ranch )2)'16700r831.9777 _____________________ 321.0041 BY OWNER T*o Houses- 2611 Mofawk. (Dream*otd), and 7)3 Tangerine (Ravenna Park) otn renovateci 372 7513 1 Year Leases A BABY'S WORLD Carefor infants apartments, - atfractively fur. ?oage7only Next to new Drivers' __________________________ ,.,shed, conveniently located arid R 0 E C Z H Z 0 H S 1 E B R I E A S A 5:30 SOUNDII"JG BOARD €0 BLAiI(PERSPW'flVE ON 'I'HE NEWS .- 3Mo..6Mo& Any Car- - ti4ueS, furniture, guns, clothIng etc. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 10 toS. Corner of 10th arId Maonolia 42b1e 80-Autos for Sale No Money Down Ludwig concert Snare drum. - ______________________ '-'" after S Primitives, Furniture, Original Sears Tenidam Bike, lights, extras. 0. Phone 3726106. MLS REALTORS TOPS 197$ Dodge Van, 6 Cyl. 1400 and assume payments, Phone 3fl I53 an Hrnlo.jm fo;Ch;rn _______________________ ?9-Trucks-Trajlers . bedroom models also available . , ______________________ E I E 1 0 E £ I R S E M 0 Z 0 A I I E B M U p' BLAIR ACEtIC? 373 34M - 58--Bicycles C,B, RADIO SALE 7758 PCI. INTEREST RATES. - Motorcycle Insurance - 15000 PEP MONTH TOWARDS UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. 7½, ::. utru3lt, fl 1974 Honda CL 700, liki new Luggag rack, Best otter Phone 322.753 __________________________ and baths, privately fenced patios, Sanford Airport 323 0200 Phone 372.7311. professional landscaping. NO _______________________________ _______________________________ CLOSING COSTS S PCT. TAX Oxygen Users - E tank, like ncw, BALDWIN PIANO CREDIT. FREE MEMBERSHIP base, qauge, tutfr.g orHi ia(, 4ai50id,likenw TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB mask. Ready for immediate use. PhOne3fl.2O3 .. I HO SECURITY Proletteoniiy Managed By . Nrw. 61 - -. U 322.2090 . T' t - -- CALL)fl2611 E A 0 M U E N S I E R B R 0 8 I N I E SPORTS €0 SAY BROTHER (A) j NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD __ OR UNFURNIcuin 'F' ____________ -- P1/S; ______ F bicycle' Sell thesi die items i'ith a want ad To place your azl. call Cne & 7 bedroom apartments, :•: your friendly Classified gai at The IurflulJ'ied or unfurnished Newly '.$ irralcI Vi? ?'SIl ii' 831 999) redecorated Come see 31.30 [ Airport Blvd Sanford 373 I3al Lost- Lady's gold solitaire diamo . _______________________ _______________________________ ring, lost Dec. 13 in Sanford. You'll find that someone out llier Reward. 323-177) at let 6. needs iusl what yocj have to offer. • "" CHEESE _______________________________________________________ U THE ASCENT OF MAN (A) ____ 1505W. 25th Sf, SANFARn I AVALON APARTMENTS ADUL3S, NO PETS 1)6W 2nd t FOUND- Black and white Persian Ca? In Gresnbriar section, DET SEEK & FIP4Dt iC)BLACKExpc Ti I •', 5-00 4) LANCER THREE'S 12S .----.-------_-_ ON THE NEWS VY CI.MISTMAS A FROM ______________________________ Sanford, Florida 32171 €13 PARTY ouw THE BE1NNINGI '" 32) 63(1 restored 3 bedroom, 2' bath home with TWENTIETH CENTURY luxuries. Located in one of San FURNISHED -----________________ 1 2) 1 NEWS 41' Attorneys for Petit loner ___________________________ (I BLACK PERSPECTIVE Publish' Nov. 21, Dcc. 51719)975 Ii MASTERPIECE 'riE TEA (A) €0 WOMAN ROOMMAIE * "OUV 'SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT - - DMRE PAN! EGD I RPRAPNA EASY shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, ' €DREA.UDADES-Bthngu& " available. $74 urge 1 & 2 Bdrm APARTMENTS ()eot s 9 c AO bedroom, 160. Call anytime, 67). •"''' KishRealEstate1 BEDROOMSUITES _________________ ____________- Li SJS1'AGE 430 * * * * * * * age EL STUDIO),?,) : (.,rimwu SHOW; Guest: Steve Law- 400 '9 THE NEWADVENT1,WES OF GILLJGAN - ________ tooffer you the most in Coofonl and C3 e.s3) - ' .7w . - trees Country style kitchen, 1 BedrOOm, Gardens a Petition in thi Circuit Court ot PIANO STUDIES- Tescher of. _____________________ firing lessons in your home atter Easy friendly living Come o.n us Seminole County, Florida, for school. General studies md chord DissolvtionolMarrlag,,and you are FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS required to serve a copy of your o._r)lar. clinic or I n.m $141 mo 3234630 11V'W). S•JIJ j , written aetenses, it any, on KEN. Check the Evening Herald ChristNETH W. MCINTOSH, STEN. ; FREE Sell Conditioner to growers , mat Oft r,uide daily br Christ. STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, ______________________ a'.y. uJppIy. LIiiPiS. .44 mis gift ideas Attorneys for Petitioner, ____________________ 1905. address Is Pott Office Box 1230, ____________________ Apts, I or 2 bedroom. furn or Sanford, Florida. 32771, arid I lIi the A Small Classified Ad brings b Q furn, both AC, w w carpet, $50 orIginal with the Clerk of the 1bOVreturns Try one and see Call 377 damage, IllS me 333 &*9 after Styled Court on or before December : 761) or 131 9993 __________________________ 30 p m. 31, 1973, ntheryise a default and __________________________ ultimate Ivdgment will be entered MARRIAGES Large3 RoomApajtrnent against you forthe relief demanded Performen by Marilyn, Notary. Reasonable , in the Petinon. Ocita 901 732 U6) r 7331773 F;xxse 33 9579 WITNESS my hand anti official ___________________________ seal of said Court on the 24th day oi One I Two bedroom apartments, . S -Lost & Found November, AD., 1973 carpeted, air. (urn & unturn $95.": . i ea U uP 3271810 Arthur H. Bckwith,Jr., LOST.Lady'SGoIcI Clerk of the Circuit Court Seiko Watch. Reward 31-Ap3rtfl'nfs Furnis1ed :;: By: Cecelia V. Ekern Phone)?) 01*5 Deputy Clerk Jtios R,(, ckeclor 01 the Now VOrkCityopora,conducts me NatK,nal S31'r)hony 0' chostra in Vorcl's Aequen.' 930 141) (6) BOB NE"VWIAAT SHOW' Ctytstrma Eve finds Bob in the hospital with IOflSJIIItS €1) MOVIE. "The Stool La: ROd Catwon, Tab HUf'dOt. 1953 ktyotliwe StOry ol IOta' .. U iixri ui uii uiri wru Ilf'K1anOidQarnla' 1000 14) CAROL o SAY. p, THE TONY PflJj' 930 ___________ ______ excelient COndition, us; cream -"'• '•• 206 Holly Street tsbghSteoierstLMge. Os €) SPECIALOFTHE WEEK: 'inPwfnnyia,v',satiAkiifT,an" 200 12' TARZAN 0 GETT1N' OVER W U$LL?JTSS1AJUPWt*.L 230 .ur".jr'r,' Fo.a..o RUNNEJ3 Ii ss.ai 5*7W TIME 1:00 ..tiIO Luxurious two bedroom, two bath - RrifnI MINUTE.. IF CLASS I F I ED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE NECTICUT 0640 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NO IMMEDIATE DOWN 372 66S - ANY DESCRIPTION. SANFORD Anyone can be a seller or a ber. No charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday at the MOvieland Drive in Theatre. Air Boat, Gore, 17'. glass hull, with South 17 97 Phcnc' 372-12)6 ___________________________ 110 HP Lycoming, 17,300, or best "- spreads and long matching draperies; full site bed frame and mattress, matching bookcai LAKE MARY ''.it itr, -- ________ - 1974 Honda CL 700, Ilk, new; luggage rack, Best offer. Phont 322.75)9. __________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ ROBS,ON MARINE Merchandise 2971 17 97 - 372 5961 ___________________________ ________________________ THE (ONTRACT" ______________________ STOP AND THINK A THE SIATE OF FLORIDA TO: BRIDGEPORT, country kitchen, situated on over Nicholat, Realtor, Sanlancto 1'? acres. Large patio for volley Realty, Inc , Realtors, $3.4 un. ball, basketball, entertaining, Lakefront ideal for swimmin9 fithing & boating 170,000 Kish Real Estate CALL 10 SEE 101 W. Ccmm,rcial - 1971 MT Honda IltinOre. $ mo. old exce(I('rt c:rton. 5450 F'i.o We Buy Furniture 427 in Longwoocj. For sate by Carport Sale, Dec 72 & 33, 9 'HI '139 owner. 373 70.4) $70,000 with carpeting. 119,500. Low down. gang PJSSVCATS 1I(LATH [] Peg Real Estateftroker , drinkers Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 NOTICE OF ACTION ' 24-Business I _____ ___.. - fledrm I home with central heat. Only home, air conditioner, oil heat, $21,000 with $650 down See today. shIcty y.rd, 119.500. Make an I offer. -- -. . . _____________________ W. Garnett White Fr,, Sal., Sun 203 Larkwood 78-Motorcycles 322 7318. Bedroom home with den, 'fl 499) 19)9 S frencn _______________________________ 201fcesattached Waretiouse truck List your Christmas specials here where the Shoppers will see them ght, Large fenced outside every clay Storage (rri?r,l I e'COflUifOne'd fla??,'r " 117 93 exchange REEL'S bODY SHOP. 1 )09 Sanfr'rd Avp ______________________________ ft of building zoned for office's, . si9.o. FqRF5T OREENE 9.5 lIp Evinructe motor, less than 10 Wanted to buy used office furniture REAL TOPS 2363 Park Or,, P F A( 1O. S (tranch Office No Any Quantity (lOLL'S INC., REALTORS. 373 6.133; $30hour't. Cost new $610, sell for $495. f %eibdrry H*y 17 97 $30 '' 2671 OrlandO Dn.vp 372 1302 _____ 322 7712, 9 to 5. Call 322 2611 or 13l 9993 to _____eves. 372 $970. ____________ __________ __________ Christmas specials here. ___________ 2OiJ2 Summerlin- bedroom, 2 bath, Litt your Christmas Specials here Plcw 3' ,hp Outboard Motor lOSwap & Trade where the thoppe'rt wilt see them $00 Lentral F lonicia's Commercial Building 4' 68-Wanted to Buy Your MLS Agency Stemper Realty 373 $371 or 372 6420 - ____ LAKEMARYBLVD_I0frontag, acreage It I small price. Buy S or 10 acres at 12,500 per acre or acres at 17.200 per acre. Terms availle water furnithed $100 month. Call __ 372 $217. -- 37-BuSinessPropi - - _____________________________ - limited income to livC rent free In exchange for cared my 4 yr son, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON CHARLIE HILLERY, MOORE: t&rray quits news-' wding tO PdUC* Sue Afln'S to .9 TOM 'NO JERRY AND __________ . ' 76-Auto Parts 5 Family Garage Sale- Children's For c'cI furniture, appliances. bolt. etc Buy I or tOO) items 03, clothes, Ladies' Clothes, 17-40; Larrys Mart, 213 Sanford Ave Bedroom suite: Weddiq dress, - -- -.-.-_-.:=._ to $3,000below appraised figure. thousands of dollars less now, HWy 46. Writ Sanford 3235420 __________________________ and up. Terry Reatt5, Realtor. 621 07)) GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. Dell's Auction Service AOHA Registered quarter horse colt, I months old. $700. Phone 319. 572) after S p m. _________________________________ noi Thursday. Fri., Sat., Sun.. 2143 5. Sanford Ave. Iypewniter, small appliances, clothes, baby watker and stroller, -SEI.MA WILLIAMS ASSOC Da,s lfl 617) tve% P4cits 3?? 235? -- - 3fl Oól7orfl 1517 - - --- - SEMlNOL CO. Acreage tracts, - -- range, storage She'd, new roof anj DE-LTONA flARGAI?5-- f3iijcr it must sell these) new homes. Were' ready to move in. Owner furnished, $120 month Phone 327 3939 FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 We have 6 real nice ticycies, almost flew; all kinds of nice dolls, all sizes. New tape recorders & radioS, tools of all kinds, and just a general run of alt kinds of metchIr.dis to suit everyone. Color TV's from ISO. B&W. from R ''' - 'I Christmas Shopping For a very Merry Cnristmas for you and your horse, shop at H0ns & Rider Store, 215$ S. Sanford Ave., 373 7990. flC. Youi- For 66-H PINTO GELDING GOT IT ALIt 123.100 3 bedrooms,? baths, extra large family room. Harold Hall Realty - ____________________ FLORIDA __ I(, €Z) WALL STREET WEEx €13 MOVIE: "Gun Boll" BAt,V,'I (2D (12.) 'flE MDMGHT ClAL. (j( ALL. NIGHT MOVIES: ' _____ school. Call Orient IV Restaurant. ______________________________ (304444. ask for Fred ___________________________ ____________________________ 323 $313 Mon-Fri. bete 2:30. Will Porms, only 1300 (Free: . & Sun. after 7p.m. Personal Assets Record" and "Executor's Duties") P & P Specialty Merchandise Car Nure, RN's; LPN's. Aides. Aiderrnr','iiiteIy Canip.,nnn portation, P 0 Box 257$, Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, t.icii c&auier is tseo oy tile a&dhontios as a spy to gain WEEK (61) PEBBLES AND U..A wppula,01 S - 2 '.12) NBCNEWSUPOATE 900 'i') NBC MOViE: "zap-' NIGHT (A) 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN SEE STREET(R) ThREFSA Al line Christmas Greeting hereon Wednesday, Dcc 24 Call Betty or Marie T. S. Guiliano City Manager City of Cassetbecry Publish - Dec I?, 19. 1915 2 SOUL TRAIN 1:30 (1) W?DERIflh,'$AFad Fad, Fad dd. Rchwd IonticZsttsm. , t9hes O'51th stain this CX%T3dy SOIIOS about an old lashonod Now York €1) CESARS )J) csanorri SAYS Aduts Pfrlrrrrrt Phm' )7 A7 ----- ---- .4 from the City Manager, Cassefbnry WILL K IT- includes 64 page tCitY Hall. The City reserves the tOrfley'$ booklet, "What Everyone U:JO ,sja,'ypjirj 2' I DREAM OF JEANNIE (4) ARTHUR AND CO 4) THE FLINTSTONES '.u.. su WuL Airican WO wage. Need full and part time. Call 131 7707 between $30 and 3 Chinese Specialty cook wanted. 4 ____________________ Mgois" TNJAT*g Troma'r. Mnneta at iitaio (9) AMERICANBANOSTA,NO (6) US OFARCHIE Aozo's BIG T 12 VEGETABLE SOt_IF' 11 o ta TONIGHT ?utg 1966 a. County, Florida, will receive sealed bids up to 5.00 P.M.. Monday December 22, 1973, in the Casselberry City Hall, CaSselberry, Florida, for liquid and granular chlorine socium silico fluoride. 91 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WTTH HOWARD COSELL €Z) A FAMILY AT WAR 34-.tbube Homes -- _____________________ INVITATION TO BID (I CAEATPEA FORMANCES (R) p '4) VISION ON ci,_ ?UauvaI01thefloodar 200 _____________________ 4 6) THE JESONS RagtWr (A) (12) LIVING WORDS 700 2' (14) (1) (9) (2) NE'WS Btfe. George C. Sii and A 0 Say 2) 121 EMERGENCY: health care in the home for Mecjicire provider in DeitonaDeBary area Mutt have one yeir. - Can Help Calllfl 43$7 ___________________________ Write p.o Box 1713 _________________________ Adult; Security deposit 3) 5151 or 377 6620 -'-- ________ - 10 acre (arm Improved, Larry Saxon, Realtor ------------- ------ -- --_ Vfl , rfl Iar4e POT, cencrai heat air, PlUs attached apartment. Am. menities galore, anct beaucoup Custom features. All I 177 600 "' '''- Irliw ).J,)W. La,' (Or terms. OWNER SAYS SELL Furnished 4 bedroom, central hrt and air, 'i"J'', TCflCCO yard errect sisi mo. week. Call Debbie Knight, Codlsco, Inc. 373 1500. Sanford. 6(t) Sq ft Shøp Sp,i Lanstxsy end Cyrd RIchard I S*orø The t'4IVX &OthOII (B&W) 1941 Detective Nfl. PREGAME LI SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: (6) GROWERS ALMANAC '"" FACED WITH A DRINxiuC PROBLEM ' 4:40 *1 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 12 THE LITTLE PItATCH Satudo ng When W Laye? 7:30 Afternoon €1) MOViE: Ian Blond Mn -....." uassic mute and a yOIS'9 girt fri j SPECIALOF'fl. "v Ruien,.' (4) NAME THAT TUNE mii ri NUUtP1 P4EIGHBORH000 J Sale 1039 COt OP TV. III 95 MONTH [ TAL PURCHASE PLAN 6*1 1006 ______ W SENIOR ENE Auction Color TV, 135; 25' Color Corn LAKE MA loon. carpet, garage I4. a cA.I ru S 541 S FADER' Pyto't 372 1301 -RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS month SCHUREN REALTY Reallors ;i 1)0? 18-Help Wanted D White toy poodle puppies. Ready to Christmit. $50 each. Call 372 132' after 4 pm. Owner says "Submit Offer Established Sanford area. 3 I306s L.II5) LI VIII 72AuctIon 53-TV.RadioStereo rI'er front with F4EAL ESTATE Realtor A Carpeted, fenced 523.000 Lake __________________________ - r ii 65-PeIs-Sopphes NEYAPILIANCES373 0697 S'x123', each Ofl blacktop Street All for $17,Sa) LAKE MARKHAM_ Larg, nicely Wooded c.lnai front io 15500 ST. .J'.JHNS RIVER- Near De8ary, Owner Broker. herbert Uronson, Check the Evening Herald Christ 30521)0701 mas Gt , uide daily for Christ- John Sauls Agency s, $111470. kitchen Walk to new sctool COfliplex. Near Shopping, banking, _______ Ifld . Setting, on Iage 1 acre plus lot 131.S00.D,rect:on%we%Ion SRio ' ,. " Broken?? 7)71 ___________________________ ALTAMOTEWoodedth. = 150*h1O'. Ofl I corner with 50 KE uaii art :'; read all our want acts every cta ' DEADLItJES n'oker 322.7643 nc ___________________________ ____________________________ _______ s ate Horn 4 . u'uesueau xempflon MOnthly 3 Lines Minimum *iyoiiamotosoon inCMaandSn'ii,onypJ 40 inOMnor €L) FAMILY R 4 6 GHOSTBUSTERS Là CONSI*4ER SLcWIVAL RENT PURCHASE PLAN 12:15 tf) MOVIE: "Madame LAKE BRANTLEY oven. InSanora OCCupy after . Friday, Dec. 19, 1975-78 ___ 3BRblk763?Fhoner - (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 9) ABC NEWS lodfl net PQth ithruS times . times 530 P.M. 1:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY s.sw' iWALLSTREETWEEX(fl) ruc COM- 230 'flE Comodyandvcnetysenesltvo, 4) CENTRE FOUR . EE HAW - AT) EVERWSOMAN LI I Ul) fl 2. LAST OF THE %LD (14) iridinthe W NCM F006ALI: - I) ABC NEWS 2 4 CAYIflAV €L) JOURNYTOJAPAJ - ri nCC Clt 1' tflT flIITCC LflJJ I IL.V vt.r I • Ifl I L) _______ 1130 I CA1'OlL) CAMERA 1100 1 3° €D LOST IN SPACE 630 9) ABC SATURDAY NEWS Bitt L3flCaStfW, Can Marnn, .190rOus weather, a b Semin (uoW) 1954 1thIRd V6(5'On 01 F. Scott FitzoraJd story Set Evening -------. ,AnOSIn,WJ 1030 r'IJ.... flP¼,VIE.-Akpürt. .. R I - or 831999IJ _______ k - x,::: 3., _ -.1 �.- - - ____ __ .,. . - . _C=~E~~ - -; P __4," :_._, - - __ - _____________ . - - __ --4RW11111kM1= __ __ -_____ - __ ______ ___ - I M N I - - - __ 9 -1 - N - . - __ - __ __ AV W" __-________-_ I I in-------- ~__ M_:-: Vl _77 -_ --.-,----------------.---"---.--. -_ - - - - --_-' - - --- - --- -.- -- . . IS-Everilnig Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Friday, Dec. to, jf75 I / ~R7u Russia [_ Mort Walker 49 Before I Russian river 50 Palm leaf E RuIl4an St Mettec' foot ACRO$8 'YOUR e\TBELT 3LJZZEg T)4A7 IiNI Sainte __ I 7-~ -77t -,74Vi, ~ -? SUN -_._ EDITIO Ll - - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 Russian ;;t_ __;=__br;o~ % 11 u r.i i NAH F AP 10 Russian COPE I A lbli IC TA T (var) I MM HOROS __ENS I \ ,siE \JRSPE J?4S.J/ ; _* t,_ i~ ___ Mr:~__lAR! rthZl.Aril9) Betenathus and youllsuc AV - / / - r &~~, 1 I I -.. / (h I ff THE BORN LOSER - / ~ \ \ ,-Q I! ( 0 -_ F'uit drink 1 '2 39 VOracious fish 7 U U I (post) lf - . 0 15 - — 16 17 rring .- 4 a C il l ~ 1 I I ,,,--.,I I' l /% I ( Y ~ I . 4 ,t7 1-1 / — — — M%ulAlIll , , WE WAN ThE COLL EGE 1 T5DOLLARS All PER CENT / .,Jr - - ---. lengthen,. Don't give up on relied upon. something important just IIISCF.S (Feb. 20-March 2o) 24 -'llil N = / 33 37 / 38 It 46 - -- ____ II I I I_i__ 49 152 _53 - by StoffelS_Hesmdahl 50 54 55 • ' . I . _____ 58 - WIN — 59 - Ju _______________________________________________ ______ -.-- ______ .. __ - - •-_ .,------------ - -.0 --, _T. _- r - -_ * - -- r - - . 14:1 ----= ~Nl [i _ 1 - - .1 _AMLF- _. 4. _____ - . - _ ., .-: - _. .- .- _X= ___ - - I . . I .. '1I - - - - ii - - ___________________________ t _ I - : - _____ . - - = - - -- - - Xtq, - - -- -iv - ______ ____ - - - ___ F_-_ 1 - __- - - I ! -. _ - I 1 y es . ' -- -._-. After Freeman was indi cted Morris swore in an affidavit taken by Freeman and defense attorneyJ.CheneyMasonthpt the kickback allegations against Freen are "total l false." Herring says he's written a ___________ -_.- - __-_____--. 1.---------__ . _. I !L ____________ sons. ___ ___ 11T -. - ..... - k rril in connection with a _', -71 ,7 i ___________-t - with Morris and 200therper - ..i - -f-,U___ clay pit deal, was a witnm be1orethegrandJurya1 . (J 4 IW — - ~- 11 _____________ Z l!%, _E_ im ,-:: -W -------_-_- prop,weA êItI 1nsurance on the land. - - - _l ________________________ --------_ ___ --_ ----.--_-__ - I., -.1.00— E2`Mv f_=_-.---___ -.-z_,;, . I ..:~-~ - .- , I I %Cstigated. Tom Pratt, chairman of a five member panel of the Seminole County Democratic ExecthveCommlttee,saldhe wants "an unbiased probe of 1lerr s office in their flTh3use of grand ri to politically damage public officials" BRIDGE AT Me - - ____ cuse; Freeman of .solIcitin ___ that1Ierringbeinuejateiy __1 - - 112,400 kickback from S, ___ suspended and his office l _______ ______ - Zz .1 er ____________ -' Seminole Brevard State Attorney Abbott Herring has challenged a Seminole Democratic Investigating committee to give Gov. Reubin Askew a basis for its request __________________________________ 57 _____ — 'r __________ 56 BUGS BUNNY _____________ 7 51 - _ I — — 14 IA• nIght. Thlscomlngyearcanbea UBRA (Sept 23ct very rewarding and profitable ) GoalsthateludeIyou yester. oneforyouifyouseekout day are achievable today if marketthatha.saneedforyow' )ou'rewillingtoexertyourself. special skills and knowled ge, 40' 41 - • startertoday But,once)ou$t -- - 8)808 LL(JYD This lsllkelytobea rather busy capable of gaining desirable t rr ' ., I I first try. - - . .. ecial S - __I- - . Herald Staff WrIter day for you. You're apt to run results regardless of obstacles. out of steam rather early in the YOUR BIRTHDAY evening. Don't make it a late Dec.20,1975 1 ( the 2fl I (7' -I I_i— __ - - or , -, - n ttee Req ues 0M M '. - YOU'LL RECO&NI E OUR UNION AS THE OFFICIAL FACULTY / ges e -- - -- - LET ME &ET THIS STRAIGHT, - __I . - !I - , - • 11 . ARI 18 iiz Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - -, I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i . - AQU andresource5areconcerned US 2OFeb 19) You must give a little in order You'll have the opportunity "ll 9 . 68th Year, No. 104-Sunday, December 21, 975 I tcdaywhereyourself-interests term., U - __ %T~-.r ..... ... . ___.-__,_._ = ... 41 Hawaiian .garland 42 Plo*lsnds 4Im'd,ammal I? 5 *~ ! 1^ 0 I ]Hleivil mi_g ]Even . 2 : 28 Devl 48 Demolish a Voidsc?etb:ne 29 WOO tin) 9 Counterfeit 52 Finial 30 Wine cup 10 Town (Cornish 32 Constellation ornament Prefix) 34 Strive 53 Waterring place 11 Meshed fabric 35 Friend (Ft,) 55 Open parIs Isp ) . 1~ l__L 37 38 vr /llTiIl I II 5 Chemical suffix Imyth 1 6 Resinous 26 Small bed memory l}li5 114 THIRD TOR)' it) 11 i region from .1 iiE.1[ 1. Al Art Sansom f4l4T AFT Th.& TURI.) V) Th "'Al group 2 Ger man c 2 Tel v site 44 Wolfhound 33 Russian vessel 3 Large barrel 25 Daughter of (vat.) 36 Repetitron 4 French Cadmus 45 Chalcedony -----1 ~- WA,l luck, energy and drive have me general drift of today'5 even will at ftr5t appear to be very definite limita tions. 20.Mav ) working against you. Con. TAURUS '( April il Late In the day is not the time to ditions w l later aster to your try t resolve serious family satisfaction. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. problems. Wait till everyone has a chance to sleep on the 21) have fai th in yourself and your ideas today. There IS a tst GEMINI(May 1-June 0) Be solutlonforeachprobkm If you 2 that your take time to think it out. cat CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan remarks aren't too caustic or biting. Someone you'll put down 19) Don't be afraid to bargain a bit today. If you take a firm will not forgive readfly. CANCER (June 21-July 22) position, the other fellow will You tend to be a shade selfLth eventuallycnmearoundtoyour member of of Greek myth 22 Young man 1~ ' " SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) candle at both ends today. Your I? Pttty 40 Atm ni Had (mlh) I 20---- Domni(in 41 Biblical the year & the sufferer Lord) 43 Senior I Tragic mother 21 Stir Terrible by 2' L the ii Boris —_ F 1 -- L '. part _____ - E S0 certain w.l ion gallery 19 Threat 59 Opaich 21 W'nglike 23 Western state DOWN 2S Frozen liquid 28 I 57 Placti in a 16 Exist 'J 1 'tJ / ________ nickname .. / I 1 / - N z - -- _______ -_____________ - _- -_ kill -_- ___________ ____ ____ ____ INI -=- _L_ - I GWO FER DNNER, MY __ 16 D'.NIN 'Alt ! jl-v - EACH OF ill IV I THE WAY! ...-... . MINUTES! - . / .. 1. . _____ ____ , 71.1WIT --------P. !-&, Q Or A . . c'4. - / ) / / .. __I _._ I_'L. -"j BLONDIE Chic Young (4GOU4 O __ I'E GOTA FEELINGjJ 3. _ - ,, - . 11 H I % LET __4lvE fl_ )J11 ALLRI&4T &--..*' ow - 4 s I C', I r ____ .-j c I i II !!! ) .1I I -_ I L~ . I - I I -~~Ciizl C rL_ I V (' - - I— I I . I to -%. PRISCILLA'S POP b Al Yarn, SANTA. ',•—',.. yQj ,,.. YOUVE sT WE iC7'_ WT -. Since I am 43 years old he told me that there is nothing he can do for me. It hurts and Is very uncomfortable. lie gave me some Donnatal pills to take three times a day before meals, When I run out of pills I'm supposed to go back to . f _ . ____ him. AFTER CHRISTMAS LP ' I \ "s ______ j1 * \_I ,_1_J . I-' / / . -'.. ,, / '4..XA c,• , .,-. ii_l lii I 4.Qa-uti.C'. ARCHIE ____ . -. I_-L_ i I DEAR — by Bob Montana I HOW Do ._--_Z-1_--- M GG WEARfTTo,w1 w& Ill MYOIJTFIT ? ir WE'YrJ(J EVERY PIANO RECITAl. TM . THELAM s,TYLE GOING TO PLAY- 'rO1JTWCLOOS DOtI'T KNCI,VA * diaphragm that separates r ? " fil a I ___________ ___ ill - - -- - I R Z Ni" 1'11" I — ! m- 1~ il T 11A /1 12-11 I" I - - ~ !". ~P_ 1, r I _- If .. k __ .I _Lj_6 ALTE'RIdATIVe, Slit - C, ~~_ IFITTITIlliftor - I I - ':- _ 9 P4 f Ild dired Corbett admitted to Seniuinole Memorial for "treatment, evaluation and j Police reported the youth was found lying on a bench ___'____ '__ \___ i _COMpL1MNT! \ Hospital a short time later. E. Hill Sr. The lawsul Ls allege that Corbett visited Dr. Gomez In April complaining of chest pains, pain in his left acm, Cxrbett returned to the doctor several days later complaining of "aggravaflon of palm upon playing football and ertion. a ccording to the suits, dizziness and blackouts. - __________________ - - -- . I 0 1 r (k f 7~iry / , 0 it's to Ill ill IV 14. V I Fill .^ -------lllllilEliliillliiilill,lliliiiliiiii,l — , is COMIN't ______________ - I KK.Ryan ______________ _______________ , ,- by jaCAXU1&4P~, - WA 0 Vyl,4=.,r i WAIRCvr A I : i =!n", il , v -,R ~_ i L lift, I .% W04WW63X0W l RX 7AV MWt*5,l W - ----- I. - If t. -, - 4 . - - _., _l ~_-_.___ - -_ _ - --- _, __ -W rp_ ? _______ . k `1P ' 490LMiiim . -4~, At 0 . - *Z11 T - ______ . 11W .. -4 I - *um IV *' iltPli" w-r . .0 INR - - , - "I'l -4 - ~ _~r~_~ __ ____ =!.lil - 4il , - ll - i M_ - -C - I _. - ---- -- - . . - 70mv - — I IL'sk ---"- LT , ____ _-_ ------ __ . - - nA v-T ___ r A " 0 a ; I - ~ , j;%' M,)VII -, t it / , i - . 1 * I ) 67.4 .rk.A_1,,,,_ ; ; . a DEST DRESSED 0 go DOLLS CHOSEN - ____ AX _ b-- the first part of November" I J1151illil CHRISTMAS H~ 11WORS __ The lawsuits charge that Gomez failed "to employ his expertise in cardiology" and that this resulted in Corbett's death. The civil actions also allege that the doctor "failed to properly diagnose, discover and treat the presence of the obstructing cam of Corbett's heart problem." - --_-.- --_-___. . High School employes I ac deflance" of the doctor's orders permil and consented to Corbett's par. ficipation in p~Y*al education activities ,,as rertmiial aid and-or classes as make-upi work for .Lds ab. smteeisrn.11 : ! - I - . - __. -- __ __-_ L- -7 Z-_-_ _---_ -____ _ A- The lawsuits charge that the school ernployes' negligence "resulteid in injury and aggravation of Corbett's heart condition and his sulequent death." No hearing dates have been set for the lawsuits, t i assigned to Dominick Salfi for Jury trials. .__ll L lP - ____________ -. lr_ -14,-.-;L:~_?Z,171_Z--------------- T NIL .-_ - -_ Up - D - -:--' - '- -:i:r ? [' '. . _. Jill -0i7lll ~~. - " -,iF __I"Jll-1 ;11 - t~~c committee of the big event is everyone, regardless of age, aUowing five weekends for Osteen B ridge Camp. C, 0. mming full steam ahead to has an equal chance to bi:~come anglers to compete for the Penney of Marina isle Camp, make it one of the biggest and a wtnner. thousands of dollars in prizes. and best tournaments ever held in To assure the safety and FoUowing the conclusion of Lemon Bluff Camp were the Sianford area. well-being of everyone the Derby, prizes will be present at the meeting to confer A six horsepower Johnson engaging in the derby, all boats awarded at a huge outdoor With committee members on outboard motor was pledged by niust be safety barbecue with - "."-:44ll v 11Y, - .". ---"-_~& -41 ,4- ,p - Monroe Harbour Marina to elimination from the contest 7:;i 4 . '. i-. ..r-,- -_ -, -. - I E -, -, I dred more dollars as Gene dut>, along with the Florida The grand prize may be just The next committee meeting Meadors, Mercury outboard Marine Patrol. as easfly won by a youngster as is scheduled for January 13, '76, dealer for the area, offered a Committee members will an eqxrienced fisherman as a Lim izeven-and-a-half horsepower nouncpd later. Mcreury motor for one of tile All fishing guides in thie area ,ve requested to contact Bob 4 - F %p li _ - __--- 1 -- , = _% .- .:- - ='.' - -` , -_.1 .17_rt_ !- ? - - -_ - 7: =', 1.,!;J' i ____ - V ",- - - i- __ - - , - - .1 _ - __1 -1 - - .- l Jan. 29 Bass Tourney Attracts 200 Entries committee, stnwed that inth Rathl at Mwxoe Harbour the cooperation businessman and resident of Dave Comes, a represen- Fh3hermen series or qualifying commerce nees a complete list the Central Florida area, this tative of the American Bass tournaments because of ample of'guides available tor the R __~ :I i l -nN-~'~t_ ..; * . , '~f% 4' 11 .--- ___ - I - fishing contest could become Fishermen, attended a meeting par" facilities for the many Derby and other types of one of the biggest events ever of ttw Sanford Shad Derby boats and trailers expect, , d and ll held in Sanford Committee to further publicize the ailability of near by food Following is a complete list of Under thesponsotshipofme the$5O,000FloridaSpringOpen andlodglng,accordingtoJack , rules agreed on by the Derby EeningHeraldandhackedby Bass Tournament RaUe marina manager committee the Greater Sanford Chamber The tournament, sponsored u r —Contest open to public. No stated that owever , vu . I.. , %. .1 o ..omrnerce, • Shad monroe uw wu' rna u en fee or pre-Iegisuatlon Bass Fishermen the president of Antierican Bass is expected to draw Visitors and the American - ' - -- - -- __ - . _-- -- H - . - - ----. ___7 - . .1 Contestants from all over the is expected to draw more than world. A motion was made to ZDO entries who wfll be com, award a certificate to the el peting for first place prize gerserated in the Sanford area. coinmon sense and courtesy trant trave lling the greatest ,OOO, plus a boat and phy when on water. Second prize winner will The knirnament is scheduled — All shad must be cau t Dove stated . that he had receive $4,000 plus trophy and for Jan. 2%, John David Snehm, M-mondmicid son of Coll and Mrs. James I , with hook and Ii ne, W31, lr6 Fish not en guided fishermen from as far third spot wil, be worth 1j,000 t f i . . I Snelson of the Salsisidon Army, admires the winning (10115 c hosen by the judge, Mrs, Sheila Roberts, past chairman of the Salvation away as Spain and Japan in and a tl 28. wmen for dIs I ri butim to little gifris from nee dy famUles, iliftwers were (from le1t first p1a Southern Bell opet, Mrst Baptist Church and th'Ird. Emma Jean Noe. . I The la wsuits allege that because of the sbide's absenteeism, despite being advised that he had a tion ildpateinphleducaUr1Ues thatSeminole The suits allege that the doctor sent school officials a letter "reversing prior permission to engage in physical education" and didn't schedule any interim treatment, surgical or otherwise, for Corbett. AyAthisoryBoard Choinfromthedolls,dsedylocai Years -, B0 . - - ~ JI/ &' 11 - I I , ilil - _____ __ - - ----. Jii,._1--.!-i .. ------ % I IS I A - _ . ___ ___ I - I - il ( -- iii - The ci vil actions allege that Gomez didn't out the source of Corbett's complaints but -only arranged Of Weekl y prizes and grand ficial weigh stations for the In addition, Seminole County pill will be given in only two Derby and two more camps lists of prizes. Immediately, the Sheriff John Polk has Promised categories, age IS-ari d-under, clow to Lake Harney wiu contest jumped several hun- that Patrol boats wifl be on and age 16-and-over. be asked to participate. . -W , fV- '0 ZMAS - be added to the ever-growing _ ""' & - -1 &ACny- COMM l - _________________ H) 8013 ORRI II the family-from the youngest ..tLso be on hand in well-marked shl has no way of knowing IL.2dSLff%rltcr to the oldest. private boats to assist In any who i s on the other end of the P1 Ins for the F irst Annual Slow troing wi th lit tackle way possible trolled lure Shad Derby are beginning to lsthemethOdmostoftenusedto TheDerbywlllstartFeb.14, Fishing camp operators in take shape and the steering catch this scrappy fish, so 1978 and run through March 14, the area, John Lankford of of ' - 'l " . N . I 'It - -., - ".- . . - ,4 . " T 1 --F w, WIP, - . As aWMWnQV5,,/&W - Karen Blbe, "Rndoh" Keith Shad Derby Plans Shaping I - I z- - I I X mji , i I WL26 if 1WVN5) -j - -. i 1 0 4&k. J1, ____ —_ - -_ If Garrylwdeau - . &- -_=_-44i-z - -- ,r-w:. 9 lC ________________ ...__ - _-_.- - - ___ ____ - - ' - "This is Georgel nighl tO howl, Gladys ... he's balancing the - 1N ' SWITOZ i 4 ____ - .____ ______________ - IF Is - - -- .......... . - 1-A , I . - 4-C 000NESBURY -_- 1 per cent through Sunday. Dill and tides on Page $-A. Ill - - -. 4 ii~ - WEATHER I - Prize List Continues To Grow _a_.1ffi_`l k ...4N J - * *-M--Enamm -_- - i- low g Increasing cloudinesi of showers. Moderating temperatures with highs mostly in the mid 68s and lows In the low - - me- -=--'---------- - ___ " ____________ 11011111-1 12-A Saturday's high 61. Oventl --- . - Around The Clock 4-A BrIdg ....................4-C Women _ I ex _____ - - 'Thaas Package" ll _____ - _ I -J hv FIL."yj lawsuits prepared by Daytona Beach attorney Horace pronouncfd dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial 1: 1-.994 1,%E%WAl0FJlLNnftPR1W. AS&N i resume physical educaticn activities, according to at the high school auditorium and that he was - I __________________ I plaintls allege, and Gomez "didn't find any physical or inedicaI problem other than a small ulcer." After Corbett had an electro-mrdiogram on Oct. 10 the doctor wrote a letter to high school officials stating the youth's "condition was good" and saying he could - Hospital '. 111111111" S Corbet t was hospitalized for eight days, the corn Tvro civil suits f Bed by Mrs. Eva Jackson allege that - Gomez and school board employes resulted in the death ul 18-year-old Harry Corbett, of 161 Bethune Circle. Dr. Lamb .................10-A F "Christmas Tree" ee About Sept, 18, according tohe suits, Gomez or. RY5 Comics Crossword I the pducon we "Snoan" Cliff t Oct deathofherso1,aSentholehujghjools0r - Cakndar --- Board Sued In Death 00 I IiE TUMBLEWEEDS . T I - -- 0 1 1 as IVITT 7 L~! 7 Rudolph The Re"osed Reisdeer tePOrl wa hb famed beism that Ilea& Banta's sIeWk but thil graders 2t Idylivrilde Elementary School set out to find It and, sure enou, they &d The yste staged a play for their fellow sa 1 entitled "Rudolph's Missing Nose." Would you believe they found the note, brightly shInIng sto p the Christmas; tree. Featured in court sel M000 In damages from a Sanford doctor and the Seminole County Scho,ci Board in the / future complications while relieving your current symp. tom.s, pimple over 40 have them. Women develop them during pregnancy because of the , .--. : -/_'_• .- THaar g I,' lose Weight , I problem with abdominal obesity. By doing all these things yuu can protect your A very high percentage of S A Sanford womanhas filed lawIts in cir - - ! I I - . . ; 74D PLL HAVE __ $ I.. V - diaphnigm into the chest cavi. (Y. So. you have had that a3 long as you have had a hiatal h(! rnia. It is nothing new, ., I I I / LEAVE #4e mo il __ ---./ " i '1- n I - I I ch -h ----_ II -- - • P ysician Tumor -n 1 • - MR I - - - __ - St ki and Mike Hattaway and County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman. Free man was also Indicted on a f elony charge of soliciting unlawful compensation. Port Authority chairman TomA Btnford was indicted on charges of false swearing and perjury, a felony, In connection with an unsuccessful 1974 bid for a county commission seat. Kwiatkowski, Hattaway and Freeman are scheduled to appear in County Court on Jan. 2 or arraignment • on t he mWiemeanor Indictments Freeman and Binford 'have entered written nt and have waived ap- Toda - ~ — udent' s Mother Ask s$375 ,000 Damanes - Indicted on misdemeanor conspiracy and Goverrunent in the Sunshine law violation charges were lowny Corn- al dateswill set on the felony charges. _____________ - . li !11111111111 _ - ----.-- -, _14-1 - pearance in Circuit Court on in Sck - - /I " ,- used CARNIVAL Uting, sleep when it i big enough. part or area of We with your bed elevated, avoid 5 or the iach constricting garmer,Ls around stomach where it joins the es. the waist, and develop a life ophagus slides through the style to help keej you hole Into the chest cil stomach effil)(y whenevet you nat Is what a hiatal hernia is lie down. a protrusion i by Bob Thovs / t ion will be (hi colu mn and apparent diamond loser. Ile w riters will jeceive copies of Idn't do anything about the JACOBY MODERN) least o t rump oser, pus an I FRANK AND ERNEST . roblems related to hiatal That CaUSe3 "heartburn" or burning irritation in the pit of the stomach. will 4130 That We enlarges in , , 1, A literally lying just under the I p invitational-not forcing. Scuth vented. It ill not perfect, but thought they were playing little is. them as forcing. That, plus a little mutual optimism got (Do you have a question for fill J&COhys') Write '- Ask the them to six hearts, Jacob su th ed mmy neWSPSperThe most in. ) with distaste, ere was at leresting ques avoid ha ' digestive Juice leak backward through the diaphragm to join T omach Is I I .J 41 j . chetcaitvfrmthb l - t ie all ha%ea hole in the Awynw.-, A Texas rea d er wa nts to ' beginnIng. _______ INFLUENCE, TOO! . I I - - I KNOW- v lv~ _ V.G ;i.;~_ 1!i 40 41! playing jump raises as bidding sinceL, casaIn. You can do a lot for addressed envelnn. r for mail '.'n Your cttcr me in care of this nes5paper P0 Box 1551 Radio lion, New York NY 10019 The Health Le tter will give )OU some inlorinstion on an - [jS-ri..P1? - with a long, stamped, self. R EA DER Perhaps I can help You ha ve not ur4estuud our doctor completely Let sstart at the r'__r .., - Pass Palls 0 would rnake when holding: By Oswald & James isco &96542vJ#AQ86&AK5 North and South were ex, We open just what the books Pett3 Playing together for the recommend -one spade, This first time. North thought they bid has been part of rd were ke in eating. and even sleeping, send$n5OcentsforThehIeaIth Letter, nu mber 4-8 Hiatal - __ Wel~t won and had to lead a black card. South prompth discarded dummy's losing ' diamond, ruffed i'n his own hand and claimed the slam. I know what opening bid we living patterns, I k b alcohol. Would you please tell me hat I can do for my erna m a nervous wreck over It, I Openinglead-Q& changing a I don't smoke or drink ; - I 11111 I ; j.. cavity, That should giveou some idea how ononal obesity is related to developing a hiatal hernia, Fortunate. ly, in young women. the condi. tion doesn't often persist after pregnancy, ) LI'IP a. k I Fast-West vulnerable need to do are things they can do for themselves without a for me why go back? He didn It even hatdo to for myself, what kind of food to eat or what to drink, __ • A 97 2 hernia. What most people Now. if he can't do anythin g is VACA-TION! if A 8753 Wne North East south could It go up into m chest' ___ cius; small club toberuffed Next came the ace and king of diamonds followed by a small A 10 pressure inside the adominal 11 .. - •O 2 54 £Q 3 :° 964 SO tJ'rfltllj Pan 3 Pan 69 Pass il ace of hearts. opponents followed and there was only one heit luscr 1it'n he ca sh ed the second high spade pla led king of clubs ace of AQJ972 - E : He started b) slaying the EAST ,K 10 LUMQ Dr. Lamb, is that so, How I - a $ He 'uttimed, "With a little bit of luck and proceeded to 2 EST Dr. stomach, and this time th; doctor told me that this hernia went up into my chest. He never told me that before. All he said before was that I haa d the hernia in my stomach. 6~7_~iiiiii....._lll,il . II ~\ - '-.- . I- J' I 'J iff '' (_kE 4 I r .- DEAR DR. LAMB - lb a hiatal hernia, I've had it nos to about I year I go for an X rv nI take care of the diamonds V By Lawrce E. Lamb, M.D. - —i I - . trutrip loser; pernaps ne couia NORTH Just What Is Hiatal Hernia"? _t~ ______ -, . IT STARTS IN ___ receive Pratt's request on feel is a pretty concise ABBM ITMRUC Monday, along with a request - irom Iferring for an in- weeks probing a proposed around here and now-I think vestigaUon of a conflict in county purchase of a 103-acrea--PraUshoWdwrite the governor p---testimony and an affidavit tract for $517,000 for use or a concise statement on what he THEY FOUND en by a and jury witness clay pit Count) commissioners knows Is going on and not The Seminole Cotmty Grand abruptly aborted the purchase he thinks is going on." RUDOLPH'S NOSE Jury last week Indicted two Oct 14 herring says he has a tape county commissioners, the The felony indictment ac. (Continued On Page 12-A) county attorney and the thaianof the cotafly port authority. Monroe Harbour, on Comes remarked that with - All s - --- --- . _. . - . - - -- - . -----I*-- ~-1 - I -r - I - -7 6___ -___-I. I- - = __T - .-7- !. -i- - ___ entered in the Shad fishing Is c-ne of the few Downtown Sanford's water. the expected 200 entra Tits as contest must be weighed and tpes of fng which can be tont, was seled for kick. many as 1 , v1thrs could be regLsteredonday caught at one enjoyed by every member of off in the American Bass drawn into the area ot the official weiglkn stations. - __ I - _ - - - ----=4 -- -- - - ---- -- - - - .- - --- - -- - - - - - - -- - ~ 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, December 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 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>, December 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba16168c5c2a4e2afe1b80dd8c024833.pdf cb1ea995be2671f3088210ac86b3d4ff PDF Text Text a _____________________________ ,+ — I - 0 •Yr -- W ~_ .51 I + ,+ . __ - __ - - 4 __ _ Io loved cooking. ______ - iJflj ,. N. ! - • • - ..:,~J& __~_~ __ .- - -_ - - ___ I _. - ~;~.__ __ - __ - L V EM _ - - - .... __________ _____ - L--- - __ __ _________ MM=— goumet cooking classes as well 'is a course in bread baking. ii Wu -- - - ---.- _____ - ___ ,. - .- . % ) - o ______ - ' '. - ' + / - + .. - _____ . . t — __ - A" -0~~ Sth1NeCrrpes.r one o(FnsColcsftnos favorite houdIydIsbe$ Mf,l - = IN ~== &nooth until bubbly. thake loose and flip. Cook and I and chili for ..+ Year, No. 102-Thursday, December 18, 1975 As l Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce 10 Cents SUNSHINECREPES One-third cup butter OCI(TAILMEATBALI-S reattodohiathance of a party) I 18 oz. bottle grape jehy hours vhith alloxs flour par- 1~ wit 1 officials Tuesday also was critical of an unnamed county corn- commission that ne?rly $1-million in public funds would draw WITH General ticles to swell and soften so that ,, • III 1 CENTRAL HEATING - -44 and and quickly tilt to run in all . _. I - — rw_wp~ , -t=-_-_ _ J- : Benef it ), 0% _. I - -t, --_ ~~_ -------- IleraldStaffWrfter (Second In a Series Seminole County taxpayers paid $609,820 in fringe benefits for the county's 650 employes during fiscal 197475, according to the county finance department and John ('.ri' -rso'inel ,IACfl __________ _-_+ - -. - fringe benefits T -- — - - __ --___ ----- . P1 £_, --- + C=••'5 - . _., OEM, • - __ ANNEdw - -IA;F- k. i L AE -_ - , 1 - ______ employes' contributions .I 475 Z~ K41 ' (D t 1", 11& _ ___ — ____ — ____ +.l:1ki 0. ___ ___ - .-. .., - ; 7 CORDAY TOUJOUR MOl SPRAYGRANCE COLOGNE C awomanwantsfohea,. - , ._... - - m--- - - . = ___ 7" - VI 1'i1r1 _________ - --- CORDAY TOUJOURS M FRAGRANCE RA G suS ___ comes complete with funnel for eesy ':I!.n; of J-,,01 F Bo lie. 650 - ' .- % dI sick leave, accumulating to a maximum of ) days. County 'mployes can retire at age 58 with 35 years service or at age 62 with 10 years ser: 500 Pension benefits are provided ___ Esse nce blue(Hy.cmnih) green (Clover) P&t tOT h!fllfl on the GIFT SET 2-ounce each.Cologne and After Shave, ccmplete with two TRIM An earthenware pomander thi't secrets fra- .11 ,. HL%I.- - I to , . - E. TRIPLE FRAGRANCE COMPACTS .25-ounce triple fragrance Creme Periume Compacts availeble in seven seltetionA. \.. X i . -.11 ,411j,' 1);.1 at . ft - di" under the state retirement system where the monthly benefit Is 1.6 per cent multiplied by the sum of creditable years service, multiplied by the average final compensation during the last fi ve years (if that's Ow Nghest of the last 10 eas)anlldlvldedby12 Fringe e en. jo)ed by School employes) ENGLISH LEATHER , ~70:,W111111 y %I ) " grant wax chips available in either Flowert .., . 2,200 county workera, according to Gary Wheeler, assistant personnel officer. Seminole County also provides one day a month paid 5-ounce bottle of Musk Cologne for Mon. It's provocative ... It's manly. D. THE BEEHIVE .11l • ( ENGLISH LEATHER MUSK COLOGNE - 295 for the holidays and all through the year. ,. " C THE GOOD ANGEL ' -: - HE GREEN HOUSE . 1~ ! 1. Orange County, by comparison, pays 75 per cent of L__1#-%1 -- i1J 2ounce Soft Mitt and 4ounce Soft Cologne Packaged in a lovely little house of flowers. I DECANTER 1 ! 3S-ounce Spiay Mist it's Decarnerlt I ;• I 650 B HEAVEN SENT EAU de PARFUM SPRAY MIST - [" 0 .nd 4ounce bottle of the unique scent of English Leather Cologne. Theglftworthgjving ~ -...=_ - __ IJ I &d. 11 ; \ \ k - ~4_ IF\~w *1 Svc - _t=_=H Q ~_ -&' i 0, - __________ I - + I I" I / ii rib-I I -__ , 7 - - ' i -"1, i. - ----- -. —. - --- - r , / / a e' ' '( - 11 /- +4,- /' ( - L - - Calendar Comics 'i , ( I H A. CHANTILLY GIFT SET Gift elegance ILLI l,X a' I 1) Lamb Horoscope Hospital Bath Powder beautifully _- riéhv,, f OPENS DOORS '- S. __________ r - ILJJ B.+CHANTILLY EAU de TOILETTE SPRAY MIST I _____ 2.5.ounc. Eau di Toil.tt. Spray Mist. . .And j2 -- + ---- - -- suddenly nothingis the iam.. ( - !, •- + • ' ____ 7 1 '3 Ii k '. _ ~ ii 1* 1 L- " , ;V I L I '4, vzk~- - ____ kM . ~,,~- "~ - ,i, M. t lP111lP1,L.A, V*1411 ____ ,~1111 _ fta_____ _TK7_ ______ .. __ _. ____ __ - _______ -------.-..ojmmw ~~ -R~11 __ 31 I - ..11eR&_4 rWIMP — __________________________ 11~~~~ 111 kk 'I hII1T+. 900 ______________ "I'l""I'll""I'll'll""---~A~~- __ , I + ----=== 1 VWWOVITIWPIAff -- i. __ _____ IMM119MI111 . \ ANN - I - .P3HN MORRIS Unaa1Iable for comment I - — ~,-=--____ _1 __ - i The revised Jury report, as on the felony charge of Indicted on a felony perjury When Morris' affidavit County COMODWOMS Harry charge in connection with clairriing the felony tndl t Kwla*owsk and Mike Hat- qualification for aL 19" 1 4 bid fo,r'a against Freemanjs "totally taway and County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman were - I - Circuit Judge J. William made public, failed to name soliciting unlawful corn - Woodson was considering th eir unindicted conspi rators, pensation and Port Authority requests for copies of the referring to them as John Chairman Tom A Binford was transcript coty commission seat. , _____ -_ ~ false" sur fa ced on Wedsy, '.. . ,4"W 0 - a 0 MW MV *0 VAP AF -% I 5 I I 1W J% County Attorney Thomas Freeman is expected to produce a memo outlining which departments can be switched from the Sanford cour thouse to a new annex In South Seminole County, Roger Nelawender said, Neiswendr, director of _. - _. __,- - - - . . __ - - - ._-1 needed at the new annex, The total project Is expected meet space requirements. Nelswender said the to be completed in a year, Freeman memo will determine Neiswender says the need for Nel+swender said. "That's the minimum" he added, Though county officials have been discussing purchase of the Montgomery Ward Building Casaelberry. Neiswender said other buildings and per ha ps which departments, or parts of departments, may legally be moved from the county seat. He said county officials now are looking at the feasIbility.. of moving entire departments as well as sections. additional space has already been outlined In an OMAE report submitted to the cornmission earlier this year. The county has approved bonding as the method to finance the venture At the time v ti th Nelswender will de-liver a Seminole are viable, County commissioners are advertising for an architect who will ensure the building priority by the county corn- today that bonding may not be mission, the method used to purchase the building. He said if bonds project to purchase a new building has been assigned top -" I Increases in South Seminole _ - JI 'PI ' - -' k j e%,. .1 nouncing his appothtments . .. :• "1 .i.t V - ' r ft~_ __.__ , +. +- -4 + - + -+ +, - (Continued On Page 8-A) . :. •j+:'. YT •". rv.,."" IA~~_34-~-.. i:_1_1 1i'1_'1 2 -.g*,.1., V __ ____ +: - - v f~A - '!; -- -, .,-,4 ii - Y -. -1 3 Y • - : ' -. VT " , Attornc Abbott Herring s office In the circuit court, ç' - --. .+:: ' perjury,b1be : rrected in a movr- / 4 +- - Thomas A Binford for "false - ; . .1 Vogt said he .. - + , County Grand Jury's In dwtment of Sem inole County Port Authority Chairman - - - ++ +-+-- - An error in the Seminole . 4 - ,, . rf —" - ni , , • . Association Aii i_ 4 ' Spring Oaks Homeewners y1w ;r- '-.% A - Mistake Will Be Corrected IV'" - ex"councllinafl, Longwood and Ray Lewis while Hattaway named Johnny Conley, Oviedo and Tony Russ!, Sanford and Senator Wilson appoin t ed ilathel and Bill Fernandez, zuorney and president of the -'. - In other developments, Binford's attorney, Roger Berry, revealed that hL. has ConftrTned that Binford called State Attorney General Robert Shevin's office on April 8, 19740 with questions on residency Justify the location of some commissioners in that area. _ __ i%%4%1 Ifl.i4uI I 11 + _ - - T. - - - =1 nex. The reasw, ac-Luding to Nelswender, is that population loo , sa-mam --p wwv~'~__,__ probe what may be perjured testimony until after a transcript of Morris' grand jury testimony is ordered by the court. J'r A - __ ~~ Herring likely will hold off on requesting Gov. Reubin Askew additional three months to relocate departments from county seat in Sanford i new annex, Speculation Is some South Seminole commissioners move their office into the an commission was looking only at the 11 millIon purchase of the Montgomery Ward building. However, Neiswender said Sen. John Vogt Elected A Herring also said his office has a tane recorded "errient from Mo, are floated it will require an that appro%-al was granted. the progress report to the cornmission on Tuesday. The - told Herring "Information that is contrary to the affida vit." Sources said today that +..i' U - --- affidavit. selected by the commission will nwnw sometime.., 4Wt. ao g or some direction from the Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) as to the # V 111W I § I %IF 1 exact footage requirements in county development, said he expects to have Freeman's I CMWW%4%J%4^A *7 16 J% JJ 1W %0 ill W %& AAa%m,s%a% loo A n nAft1w t. - i ~_' . V~__ ~~ - ~, "4 ''' '.' ..+.c — Heard William Kercher, county planner and chairman of the delegation's technical advisory committee on land planning, report that he foresees no difficulty with the county and Seminole's cities . ka '- - - -=ft^A.—-o.s.. - oft &_....._-..o-,_, ~~ ~ I vw___Awwrvw~~Ytj -- _____ \29OWAkr.,v%~, ka .it"' -.~ it-10C __ DAYS TO CHRIS ' I1AS . .* ~ - _.~ I T* a , % 4 - I ~ _. — ~:__W47 _ 11 - f~ ' - h, 1' '' . Assistant State Will i am taley - - A -. ) %30 + - ' + -. . ' - - -- _17p~% 4. - ¶Z 1 '' - -4 1LeS I Li . " Attorney .+ % Ii . , . , •' - a -. a - ' , .4 tirc court in that he r-tided at 17214 Springwood Circle, 14)flgWOOd, in order to qualify as a candidate for a district county commission post and knowingly and wlWuJl} made two or more rn n 'il statements under oath which contradicted each other, - These wetty C?oomI High Sebool indents way In earn money. They hired out to "chip b-&b" (b an ru building is te:nm - mini Iicwn to uiake ,.-i enoyatlana (Herald Pliot by8111 J rr) .) 0 -- John Kimheough's District 2 POSt The two -count indictment against Binford charges that on two occasions on July 10,1974 0 - +- ' - i'' - K_~~R_ --- he knowingly made a false oath ) , , tin-- 4" A4 .4- _ - _. = - -1 -- - + -- Successful Democratic cam. ,,j -- ', _. . Z , + -- Binford falsely swm when he was attempting to qua. 'ify as a candidate for the District 4 seat Ofl the county commission, Actually, Blnford In his 10 • - + - . # f -. pa -. • ~ -4 ' receive 99 per cent of the r77 completing comprehensive JOIIL' %O(,1 telephone calls," Hattaway land planning mandated by a said the delegation special act by the October, 19T7 Rep. Vince Fechtel (R- The delegation, while asking deadline. - .1 Leesburg) nominated Vogt and their appointees to work wi'.ha K her Id h I Scn. Uri Wilson (I-Merritt special double taxation subgovernmental entities in the - Island) announce her supWd. committee of the Council of COUfl) are wo r.g Loge *ron Hattaway cast the only LocalGovernnmentsofSerninole 10 planning. pc- . : negative tally. Cotity, charged the group In other action, the report at the January A Sanford City Manager delegation, delegation meeting on Its in- Warren E. Knowles said - Agreed that its eight- dependent fIndIngs and strength of the local act Is that MOUNTAIN member sub-committee recommendations if any, no single governmental body working on the double taxation Fechtel announced his ap- has the right to tell a1th nther OF BRICKS Icue s)v'l npert '1'rec'i to 1atet .u. Dick Crrmsha, agencies what to do - ~;<%4__. N% ~~ - - , . '' _________ summons to appear an the State Atty. William Staley charges in County Court on Jan. petitioned in circuit court to get -- -- Countv Cotirthniiagm chairman after Rep. G ene Moorwy's defeat by flattaway at the polls, insisted thi delegation chairman should reside wi thin the coun ty. ntative from Seminole County and W omen - + - Briages,sald thismorning that be a public statement today concerning Morris' affidavit. Later in the morning Bridges said he had contacted Morris and there wouldn't be a statement today. Also this morning Bridges and J Che ney Mason, attorney 1',r Freeman, and Assistant ____ - / 600 ' kl to please her. -I f • 1.5-ounce Eau de Toilette and 3-ounce Dusting Powder. Chant 11y, the fragrance tha t lingers long and lovingly. , 500 •.. riii ,IT . .1 - Morris was unavalIable today Meanwhile, John Morris, the State Atty. Abbott Herring Sanford Allande National BaA officially opened Its motor bank branch on French Ave., In Said-rd indicted on misdemeanor Chelsea Tide and Guaranty Co. hinted that there may be a on Wednesday when a car-load of local officials drove this 'Gisuic' through the drive-In facility. On Government in the Sunshine official that Freeman Is ac. perjury investigation. hand for th e occasion were (from left) Mayor Lee Moore, John Krlder and Atlantic National Law violation and conspiracy cused of soliciting a $12,400 Herrin said Morris had President Howard Hodges. Driving the Glassle is Atlantic National employe Rick Smith. charges. They were issued kickback from in connection personally, in front of a witness, MOTOR BANK Herald Staff Writer 4-A Over objections from Rep 4- B A Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte B Springs), State Sen. John Vogt 4(D Cocoa Beach) was re elected h a ir man o f Seminole cCounty Legislative F)ekatIon by his republlcLn and Independent colleagues Wednesday night Hattaway as he did Bridge - ifts~~ __ "W7 3 -- I Around The (lock 4 GIFT SET 1 ounce Eau de Far turn and nc. went pack aged , - a." - I I there would . - - By DONNA ESTES t-r HEAVEN SENT 4 /2 1 rII ~a~%~~~~~ -- - - in MWMMOMMINORA11111108M ---_ - 4;,. r -==—! \ '4 - %r I •. 4F 3. 9 - __ -____., . 0* __I 4- - 4111110_~,~ r--.- .......1113011p~. • _ Toaay , 1i -'--- i — — - __ ____ - I -: vacation after one year (three weeks after 10 years). ___ . ARDEN SET 1-ounceowe ragrrce and 1-ounce Grass Fragrance for the dcwn to earth girl Included in the package Is a shiny set of trowel,raka and spade and reusable glass flower p. I _"__ F. A HER 4=-... - holidays, and 10 days paid ENGLISH T N r. A. 11L -, _____ - hospitalization coverage and a free $4,000 life insurance policy for employes, eight aid StueetEth - OW - COT'i Rubinstein - ._, r.— CW31-39k~&Td College. The county provides free ' . 550 _ _____ - - - - M. ernerl, # vy 1v;,V"'pW%rs 4-ounce bottle After Shave, It, crisp,manly and refreshing. i ieiena - 2-ounce ~ 1.16 1< c~,Sent fragrance that UYS everything - , I + 2.5,u;cet4co9ne.J ay . JL4 p'jj -, . has sworn In an a! didn't ask for a kickback. Freeman arid Rinford are scheduled for a prellinlnan hearing at 2 p.m. Friday in Count' Court ii the felon) purchase :;.cl a&a. missedforjurydutyinaddution to the jury duty pay. 0 - - The original report and indlctments were bounced back to the grand jury by the court because they contained "imroper matters" On Tuesday the grand jury reconvened and returned a revised report and indictments against two county corn- ---- —• ----- -.---. ,. -11 — Regular pay for IVIEN.. - Dec. 6of + -_ --' heads). ENGLISH LEATHER AFTER SHAVE - ' ____ + - GIFTS FOR fl hqv -. ~Jxw #i. L4iI*II with proposed title insurance + Dec.5 court order, previously -. . - 'L QriI , f,e ,t*r. __ ur Ind'locted. Cowart Jr., also described ,vi, j: __ 'k ,* - department heads, building __ , N • ___ .....,-•* Other annual benefits dude -$5foruniformsfor[re. fighters, security guards and animal control officers - Free use of 20 of county's 175 vehicles to and from work by Individual a me iX County Grand Jury report on a county government probe named at least six persons but indi ct ed only four persons. original report, ordered -, - - ---- SM,592.94 in social security p t ___ -- -=—:--: _____ - eas Ilaer . 00 . ' £ Only -. --__ - I - + -._-. I -------- - 7 01.7 — - £ _____ .nLtT _____ - __ _____ --' - . I . I __- __I_X~w MIMM 'ME _____ %.. ____________________________________________ Worcers____________________________ ".I 'I A _-•-j. - T C) i---- % \ I % / _________ County CALL L WALLI I TOdIIY. two commissioners disagreed on the matter. Cornmissioner Richard Wdliarns, in an interview this morning, said -" gree On Re ort — higher interest in an Orange County bank. Electric is P that the official who told him higher Interest would be paid if the "Kwiatkowski biough t the tranz;fer up and pushed for t," Kwiatkowski's motion to transfer CETA money was seconded funds were tran3ferred to Orange County was Commissioner said Williams. Ile sa an a ow the Lum at by Williams and Commissioner Mike Hattaway's vote fin.alized Harry Kwiatkowski. KwiatkowsE was among the four county an open s were reftuvd Tuesday for On Aug. 26, Kwiatkowski made the nwtion to transfer almost After pr *ess r ce on the transfer, the commission violation of the state's Sunshine Law, a misdemeanor. 11-million to the Southeast First National Bank oif Maitland. That -at Wilfia;-ns' insistence rescinded its decision and returned Kwiatkowski, sa e sn I decision was rescind edSept . 9. the funds to ComBank Casseiberry. 'rth thikiniT to him out any interest.' The On Sept. 9, made the motion to return the funds, and "I don't remember," Kwiatkowski sad. Hell, e la'lked decision to transfer almost $1-million in Corn- the commissionWiflianu vote was unanimous about thInth course." prehensive Employment and Training Act(CETA)funds from a Following the Aug. 26 decision to transfer funds, both HatWilliams County bank to MaitLaizI Continued On Page s-A) By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer -a A Seminole County Grand Jury that Indicted four county Roll meat into small meat crepes will be lighter in texture Brush the bottom of a 6 or 7c11crefx)an1orh(a7 1 k1 let owsr.1 vyiniam K I ok ~' it- 't~ 1AI'6 11 6 - Rcfrigcratc batter for two Homemakers, and has also slowly stir In butter and I ___ ----ft and butter; mix well. 1 bottle chili sauce y with -- + ___ —. ,, "" 40 e ..•. ][][Cradle[ Tnm sauce to a boil. warm, granulated sugar. Can also be coffee serving or cup. Add a filled with chicken or tuna for piece of lemon peel before cups flour (all purpose) ~,, tsp. salt 4 eggs I cup cold milk I cup cold water liet butter salad oil Combine flour, salt and eggt I Altamonte Springs Mix sugar and cornnarch; Pour several tbsp. batter in pan 11111111111111111111111il il f I t. 1111111~ lil~~-- J. - -' ... category in a cooking contest 2 tbs. sugar cal I tbe. c-cr=-tarch newspaper, and scon a second 3 large bananas (sliced) time the following year. tier 8 hot crepes prize winning recipe for French confectioners sugar or sour Fried Cauliflower appears in cream ated nutmeg the Gene Burns Cook Book. as (k butter marm'ilade, preento mm • W _ +., 0 __ sbeenacUvethgenc antique clubs and sewing clut. heat years ago from New Jersey season, Mrs. Colosimo has 2 where they had a plastic textile chosen to share some of her factor), in wWch they both favorite holiday hors d'oeuvm recipes with Herald readers, as worked for 17 years. Her interest in cooking has well as some gourmet crepes - __ - . :. -_-. - ;1. a • ____________________________________________________ + - L ref . j' - =-1.— ..- - meatballs and boil In sauce "I remember how I used to She has taken upholstery and Remove from heat. Stir in half minute more. t • Rnfrfuørn*e 11 'ittr.t. tkA.1 iu with uuzurLn s parties, lurruture inishing courses bananas. Spoon on center 01 ,r'1ng at least 24 hours. Heat smiles the attractive Maitland offered by Seminole County crepes; roll. Top with con('flwse may be served for a and serve In chafing dIsh. housewife, mother of two grown Extension Home Economics fectloners sugar or sour cream, company breakfast with your These meatballs freeze wel' daughters and a son. She and [pt., and is a member of Sprinkle with nutmeg. favorite jam or jelly or her husband, Frederick, moved Catholic Daughters of America. preserves Roll up and serve ITALIAN BRANDY COFFEE I _______ P £ . ; I- Guests Love Gourmet Crepes i> + ) - C00 k O T e e ________ '.-X ! 'WAy T-~ T __I __ .,~_'I_f - ~I~V&-- , t --"NUNN - -_. . , _9___ Mw;pw, = 19, ,V ~_ "_`__ AN49711I I V. ~_11~~-._ ,;__ 1 ~ W_. ___ ___ ___... 1. 4--..+-.-51 - ' - Wtdn.uav i'.:_ • . - - *C-EvenI n He.a1, Sa rford, Fl. - -I - • Li-.jV - - " '.-'.-:. + - - '•1 - + - j~ + + �- .- . - - -- - - - ___ - . .- - - . .. - -- --- - - .--- —I— . i_- - I - - -- - - __ ___)Iiiti LTv iTJTTh1TVjII ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~, ~ SI J J _____ - rwalwar Thur'sday,Oec I$,175 __________ _________ MZ .- - ~-M~~ - __ _J _____ - - ____ 1t T J_: NAnON BRIEF —j _ -___ ____ ~~~~~~~~~~ __ . - . - ___________ --._. :j . _--,t :F- __ __ - Ll*bra Tota l County Use Of I ' - V7r ,W - WASHINGTON (AP) .1 _ . I .-/ .t f. - . j 0 - . about 10 per cent of the 2D0,0D0 been held hi Seminole County items checked out through the since Oct. 1, with 235 teachers 11 locations In the system each and day care workers par- - --_ - _ 1 -- 11Tt - _ -V j -.' ,-I.,. i'it 4 fI vr- -, I /..: / .-.,.-- said - - ___ - 2#. ..WN_ ~3 - - - .. - - - - I .-• -. -- - - 111111111h.- I — - . I - 11I - GLENN - kho Says I ^<~:_, WASHINGTON (AP) — After prodding Congress for a year to face the nation's energy problems, President Forfj isow must decide whether to sign a titil that would ternporartl, reduce Fuel prices while phasing out federal price controls - ______ - Ra ,_: _1R7_7_~: I - - -1 -i_ - ,___7 _-, - -- - - !----- . - f r _. . - - 4an - - =~_ C AMPAIG N --_----- - --_I= -- - -- __________________________________________________ R , _ _____ ~ I _; __ _____ -~-- - _____ p ~-~ __~~_ 7-__- ____ ______ E 0, AA0 - __ ____-__-__ .--:.---. -.------ - -- -7- _- -- -Y ' Where Qual ity - ___________ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The "hue and cry" raised by Service ells SPECIALSI the new service This week only (E*c. 19-24) * ' C tIle Cubes 20 ct in Man s ' , " ' * 50 lb. 666 So pri. "anic Fprtilizer $1 41. 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I 1;5 , .~_..___.___.__1___.__-._ -=-.-------- - -___._ vnwir -..,-.,. _ - - ____ ---------- --___ _~ —..---___ - .___ .V . ____ ~a .1I %-~.~.-";~A'~,-, u" ____ _______ ___ - .7— claw) :ked :::: edges I apples Steambouse roll with a OF MIDeFLORIDA bedliul r v i ce Credit Cards Honored Toot ediar "lad six-feet to six-feet, ftee-inches the Nov. I hit-and-irun death of A l-year-o1d woman was tall. With dMk h&r thiCk Kathleen I4RlI5e Cutler, ' assaulted early today as she eyebrows and possibly a Cyprew Trailer Park, I*Bary. mustache. Morton said the man walked h=e from work. Sanford Police Patrolman 71* woman, a dancer at a wore a green army jacket and dark Herbert Shea said toda that Fern Park night club, repor. tedy was walking aImv ,sijj around 1.30 a.m. when a wtute SuSpect Cleared on the days Immediately male in a mmffl white car pulled Meanwhile, a 32-year-old man PreCtding and following the Wt. up along side her and asked if who told authorities In DeKalb arA.run on French Avenue, and County, Ga., that he killed "probably can be accounted After de,clining the ride, the sorneone in Central Florida foe, or, the day of t t. there's going to be nothing Attorney Ned Julian Jr. had left" informally agreed to delete Councilman Gerard Connell, charitable organizations from noting he Favors the ordinance the requimnents for lingergenerally, questioned the need printing and paying fees for the iu( d urn] and finger.riniu *_ I Moor & Minor Auto Repairs Cauldron creamed in to work in the ticket offices, in the cargo department or to work from the office calling tra vel agents and corn inercial accounts that might have trouble reaching us," a spokesman for Delta Airlines said Wednesday. "We're pulling out all the stops.- I -5:30 0wistinasto Young Woman Assaulted Heating and Air Conditioning offer you year 'round comfort . , i _-_ 11-.- , the proposed law after a 30- Lormann indicated that action minute workshop, saying, "If would be going a bit too far. e take e v erything out of it, Keller indicated he and City - ~ SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCI SAT.8:30-4 Altamonte Springs City includeamandatetothccowity Hattaway concerning the purchase Of General Water- Commissioner Cal DeVoney to take over and operate out 322 hUms and reported works Ut11it by the City of objected to the legislation, utilities in unincorporated _______________________ Casselberry, said Wednesday saying night she would file again the could regulate all utilities "We have utUtles ou tsIck r4,1 bill which was "beat to dea th by belonging to ci ties Li the state is city that we have been trying Friday's to the Florida League of Cities" ri diculous. . get rid Of For years," Knowles last year. DeVoney, speaking Of his said, adding that Sanford She said her proposed law cit egional taxpayers, wough property wmW cRU for regulation by the Altamonte has no choice of taxes,supported its Utilities for state agency of municipally. rates, that rates are set by the yews. FIRST ll petitors of two strike-bound airlines are "pulling out all the stops" to find enough seats for the invading hordes. Outside marketing people are coming in off the Street eU . - i Thie Eloolanobde"checked lut 887 books just in its five October stops In Chuluota and Oviedo. Seminole residents checked y 's r T As Florida tourism interests anxiousl) ii#iiai, ie mail delivery of your books," School Menu _____ I — At m 1- , - areas. DEALER FOR ___ Warren E. legislation proposed by Sen. Sen. Wd=4 in respome to a and pay again for the lines in Wilson would --Uw every city COMPLaint from County CommLvdnn Chaiman J. Michael utility is sold. lirsm placed by developers as .. amp I=, ~~. = __ - i_ kr __ . — H~ Seminole County in October and o"e'"ber, rna"y of thrn legislation winch would require A spectator in the audience the city." probably to non-registered th e state's Public Service said that homeowners in bo rrowers since you don't have Commission (PSC to regulate developments pay for utiiity Sanford City Manager tohaveall to ask for - . -— that legislation be passed an a company, hoped to provide MeTIttIIland)toaaajnire4fle statewide basLi "Lc'ti"e 'r .anecticn u r prints from Boy and Girl &_-cAits, Campfire Girls etc., I OM,WoiU — A proposed ho might be selling cookies or or(hnance to control the ac- candy in the city. tiities of peddlers and WhenPubllcSafet) Director solicitors within the city, killed Douglas Keller, In answer to a last year after protest horn city question from Connell, a1d the residents and re.-urrected last right index fingerprints taken piuinein from applicants tor a pe1Uers surfaced, was sent back to or solicitor's licenses would be limbo by City Council Chair- sent to Tallahassee and th e !r.an J R Grant this week Federal Bureau of Mayor Officers said Wednesday that when the broke into the trunkofthel966bluesethlnuieyfoundasmallpaperbox with a of Marion Po ee Olds, 70, who died in l'ovember 1967 and was cremated Dec. 4 of that year. Associations, to them Books-By-Mall took Ou Fa i By DONNA ESTES Ilerald Staff Writer th trniik üfi car being prepared 13) policeforauction WeWiliBeOp.nAHDayWed,Dec 23 and Closed All Day Dec 23 and 26 Peddlers, Solicitors nance Sta ed 1i TAMPA (AP) - The cremated remains of a 70. year-old man have been found neatly boxed and labeled In 5 3.6O O lb 666 100 pcI Orgdnic Fertilizer * five county conuriissioners and representative of the Seminole new library services available owned utility systems of south end who feel their rights noted that Cas3elberry of- ________________________________________________ SEED owned utili ties that serve areas federal government. Miller points out that outside their boundaries. Quoting from a newspaper Seminole users are taking Itattawa), speaking for the report dated last August a advantage Of the full range out-of-city customers of city- "at least 5,000 residents" In the League of Civic T - & 31 killed in Florida traffic accidents dung the 1Oliour Christmas holiday, the Highway Patrol has predicted 1be estimate is based on deaths during the past three Christmas holidas arid an lller.cent decrease in traffic fatalities ifl the first ll months of the year , the patrol ssid Wednesd) in a flc%s release Aniaximwn number of troopers will be patrolling roads (luring the holiday period frorn6pm Wed nesd ay Dec 24 to midnight Sunday, Dec. 28, saida patrol spokesman. We now carry Horse Care Items as well as a complete line of Formax Feeds and Sunnhland Garden Supplies. J & - ____ ______ / __________ _______________ AA __ WR -i years, he said. Sem inole residents checked out 39,e13 books, records and films in the first two months of items) were checked out From the Bookmobile and other community libraries, Miller • omm -------------, - : -, i 1 r FETTERS' FEED 0 hArant is the on]v one near the covered by insurance. Carlton school and the City of said any school can be cleared Allarnonte Springs ,*won't let within three rninutes. toudi it unul it gets We re on the lowest (in-approval from the county, surance) rating on fire control school board and fire depart- now," Carlton said. Layer Inent" agreed Superintendent William P Pettigrew said he is I'AIJAIIA&SEE (All) - Sollic 31 pers4g,.,i will 1,, . . through the Sanford Public L!'rry and thc rect t7 - ' -- central Library in downtown Orlando One-thud Of the circulation (13,223 items) was • Measure By Sen. - -K -1 - MPM LU1UL --- Board Chairman Robert school board members pictures Feather requested Layer's staff . - .0G4 active cardholders, and the total current registration in three counties is 1fl1658 Which are new Or have been renewed in the last two in count) schools, showed the loan by Dec. 24 and Is asking the because of federal financing the area. board to deed the original ease- problems with the result the The bicycle path installation ment back to Sterling Park road was constructed partially cost I.e estimated at 12,700, which, in turn, will grant a new on the school easement. Stenstrom said. hydrants Traffic Toll Set At 1J e of an inoperative city fire to inspect other schools, too. Meanwhile, the Florida Chamber of Commerce said a hydrant 1,700 feet from the Both Layer and hugh Canton, UF%) centexpectUie per state school which he said was director of auxiliary services, economy next year to continue its recovery from tbe buried by the county when it said there are a few other recession, accompanied by lcwer unemployment, widened the road." schools also without lire Pettigrew said the buried installed, but they are f_. = Orlando has Graham, Elementary School on Pineview since it will be on school to allow a private road to be Street. property. widened to 32 feet and even. John Pettigrew, who said he Pettigrew told board tnally accepted by the county is on the board of trustees of the members tic called Layer about for maintenance. Robin 11111 Homeowners' the problem two weeks ago but Association but has no children nothing was done about it. Frombetta said. Hearn 01,1834-8776 ~-__1 registLrtd libr ar) users in It 4 CIIW.~ Seminole CountY, saId Miller. Mrs. Pat Register, Chairman, I[Adlex Civic and community Affairs Committee; M. Margk Smith , President,, Garden Club, and Mrs BWGklow,Q*alrmaj Commur1tyProjects Committee, display Glen Glitter posters and stickers. The areteaming up with the Garden Club to promote the Glen Glitter Clean Up Campaign. oryww!ored by the F!tr1_da Fcicntlo-a a Gardru Cluln and the Flagship Banks (Hcrald Photo b) Bill %tncentJr Al - - - seehim,perhapayou'llknow" ____ _____ GLEN GLITTER Zarb said Wednesday night he plans te meet with Ford tnd;ly to di!-ctiss the bid. and he indicated the President mi make n inunedite deccion on the rneaure )red if e thought Ford would sign the bill, Zarb said, "When I --- ____ -. — he I.e going to get from this Congress ;------I ___ w . . - .:f ~:_~ - - ., &WIW I - eC Protect'ilon Called In adequate wi • • George i-j board TALLAHASSEE (All — Unemployment in Florid.a dropped last month and most businessmen in the state expect the trend to confinue, officials say. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that the unemployment rate in November declined to 12.9 per cent From 13 per cent in October and that s,soo iiìore people had jobs. That sin ind ication there's some activity ou' there d,idn't have before," Conimerce Secretary Edward - Ask ____ Thursday, Dec 18,197S-3A D JOE ASXREN Layer said this morning he will "unhappy that taxpayers' Layer said the road, Eagle eastrnent For the site on which member Davie Sims Herald Staff Writer meet today with Donald spend that much money on a Circle Drive, "as built by the the road is actually built suggested, and th hrnrd A 1)biI lull iiiidiiit Vied bUild), A1tdIrIontes public schøol and it is not lire de v eloper, does not follow the Stenstrom said the board got agreed, that deadlines will be nesday night cited the Seminole works official, to get a proper protected." original easement which was the Eagle Circle south ease. Included in the switch easement County School administration hydrant installed near the In other action, the granted to the School Board." ment when the planned unit de- arrangement, for the developer for what he termed school. Layer said the cost of agreed to "switch easements" Board Attorney Douglas velopment (PUD) project to widen the road to meet 'inadequate fire protection" at the hydrant, estimated at $-too, th Jesse th de',eI Stenstrum d Graham hopes began but the plans For use county specifications and in. the ness 81 million Altamonte will be paid by the school board oper with Sterling Park I nc., to close an $11 million federal were changed 13) the developer stall promised bicycle paths in Expected To Continue S. 0rt1a1214 4l?MIwliaAv,. 1 4114ses —I— -- -ecommended that Ford approve the measure as the best __ — - - - ___ ,~ - — nesday that FordapparenUy has lipped his decision on energy bill tonoon But FEAchiel Frank Zarb - - - ..--. - -L- A Federal Energy Administration official said Wed- - - -- - - --- - - - - - . ren / IIIII N. Oren" Ilessam Trail ,• free library cards. Added to the 5,316 people who already held cards for the Sanford Public Library, that - - U if ;;-- - __X :,;: -_-, __-~ - .- 1 ~• BRIEr Floridaijnem io'-'menf Dr is and current ma gazi nes to • . ph) anu1C u' He-aid , Sanlord,Fi_ Board i4of opened Oct 1 to Seminole residents, a total of 13,933 Seminole citizens registered For - - '3 ' circulation Glenn Miller, system dimtor, said in the first 60 days after the new system was t - ______________ Fire IN head of month, over the same period last year. -_ I f '. - a— FLORIDA g Books -771~ - ', I . * it -- _______ - - I Evening __ --- 1210hlidlesel tldpatin,g in the Harrison, -, K. -- ¼ Inmates of the Semino l e the Sanford Public library, County Jail get library serviLt which is in the three-county on Thursday morniings. . system, up The Talkin service more than 1,000 books per 1! .,, D . , ,a- 0 - :-' i '• - L1t ,. 7 7 ~ , 7-, . -':. - , I ( month Mrs. Sara I . - 1 warker's Ums will increase $3 to $4 a week starting Jan. 1. Prior to the vote, House Speaker Carl Albert the White House of trying to "brainwash Republicans" by telling them that they will get some kind of bill anyway. Dea th of the bill means an automati c January jump in most Americans' taxes unless some emergency legislation is worked out between now and New Year's ,,,'. 4, . . II / present. %~~ - -1 . - _., . --r- __ I . . ._ - ",. -1 / The tally was 17 votes short of the two-thirds major ity necessary to override a veto If the existing tax cut law dies on schedule, the ____________________ j ~ I I'Yesident Ford's veto of a bill extending 1975 income tax cuts, virtully assuring that nW working Americans will pay higher income taxes beginning New Year's Day. The vote was 265 to 157 with two members voting _~~_ '~ __i2___. - - . - - - - - ..~__ -1--mm. - - The House today — I director of the Orlando- showing them to 2,524 people In to Seminole residents, but those " 1 statistics art nut irtJ Lw urange - Osceola u5ca - remLnoie Octouer anu November. Library system Fifteen workshops In sharing count) residents a accounting for literature with Children have Smafllractor Small PrIC 1 -AN _____j/ *W `~ Y. M ay Override Tax Cut Veto _______ - said Seminole House Preparing To Vote, ____ Per Cent Of I The __ - I - : At Altamoiite Elementary School ry ' I 1P " __ - __ . . ' I0 15ii- ______ ___ -. _ . _________________________ i _____ ~1%1_,__: __ _ - - _= - _ _ '! 2 A — EcnIngHerad,5nford,FI ~ -- _ • OF MID*FLORIDA — 1_* ----. - ~ BRIM C • DEBARY OFFICE DEL.TONA tFFICE SANFCR F ic U • P'ly I'ii t Dso ;• .. 'a,' __ 11111111111110MAMM N 5" RNA BEACH i r 'F fthat'st I A ti �- ' -- -- — .:T.rr7Th[ ._rTt. _.__ .--. 1 ____.__-______ ._- -- Once again it's been called to our that an organization passing off as the 'Police Benevolent Association" is over the tele phone In the Sanford area. And, once again we're reminding all our readers to disregard these calls, because, according to Horner, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the telephoning organization is in no way connected with the Sanford Police Department. Horn er said, "We recommend people not to support them when they because they refuse to give information they are and hang up when questions are asked." An organization, which referred to itself as the Police Benevolent Association operated in this area last year and is once again soliciting funds from area telephone subseribers. U u jv ; i..u,v'.i UJ uiziuuvu pdsStflg itself off as belonging to any law enforcement agency, it might be wise to ask the caller plenty of attention itself soliciting Thursday, December 18 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher It RICHARD LONG, Editor %k I LLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Ikitie 1hl : Week. 55 rents; Month, $2.40; 6 M(inths, $14.20; Year. $28.40. B) Mail: In Florida same as All other Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40 Jack 9 , -- g home delivery. call, mail: about who 1,1 117-_______ Government Reform The Clock , sumer Con rn. dli) Ford's new program designed to make federal agencies more responsive to the needs and corn plaints of the people are supposed to serve. The program is no more than window-dressing and a deception, says Mr. Nader, calling it an attempt by the President to soften th e political impact of his ex pected to of a bill no clearing ('onress to Protection Agency. Granted, Mr. Ford is on the spot politically. was Congress when it was besieged by Mr. Nader's troops in an intense lobbying effort for the consumer agency bill. However, while Congress gave in, the President has not. He presumably is ready to gamble that voters will not misunderstand the point he would make in vetoing a bill with the attractive label of consumer protection. conditioning or heating at FTU during the shut. down. will which were to sho - I.. ~ I - in - là L IIUUàU II Lm ILAJIU . sisters Mrs. Hattie Moore and Ga, lie was was a member of First Sanford, died Wednesday night. Mrs. Arletha Scott, Sanford, employed as a bisiness agent Presbyterian Church. Born Graham, N. C. she Funeral services will be noon for a labor moved to Sanford In Saturday at New Bethel Baptist Survivors Include h'r wa Survivors Include a wife, azr.cmbcr of First Bai.ist Ch urch. WiLson.Elchelberger is Mrs. Margaret Jones; husband, S. B. (Jim) Crowe of Church of Sanford. in charge of arrangements. daughters, Elols Humphrey. Sanford; nephew, Donald Atlanta, Linda Riley, Parker, Jackonvifle and niece, Jacob Shealy, Sanford, George Edith Capps, ISSAC JON Tarpon Springs, Twanna Jackson- Robert Best Jr., Lexington, N. Williams, Sanford; sons, Bill Ville. C. and Thorr..as Alderman Best, Issac Jones, 1802 Lincoln Jones, Willie King and Isaac F. Funeral servi ces wil l be held Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Ave., Sanford, died Dec. 12. Jones, Sanford; mother, Mrs. Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brisson Peggy Moon, Oviedo and M rs. Lois Vathan, Sanford, Funeral Home, Florence Ticconi, Savannah, N. Funeral services will be Y.; 19 grandchi ldren and 17 Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at New Ift5. MYRTA BEST great-grandchildren. Bethel Baptist Church. Wilson. I Fun eral services will be held in organization, 1934. She Sanford 1, area what part arrangements. 1 . correct. The extinguisher should be readily seen and available. A fire around the stove might make it I"k I 111 J% I Miss Viola G. Mattox, of 613 / Sanford Ave., Sanford died Monday. Born in Everton, Ga., impossible to reach If mounted near the stove and, NEVER 'hide it' in a cabinet. —BlilCurrie she came to Sanford where she . - JOHN CUNNIFF ______ - _______ up a new Lwisuuicr B I II Wo uI d ,, I 4 __ rest Cl aims A ______ FBI Bu lding ., Inte 'De-Hoover Mr. Ford's utm program can hardly be called a . 24 .. ' All Sizes, Shapes, Colors, Wood or Padded All Styles Available ARMS TAU(5) - Js1 Ce" . 't enormous - . Pbw . ____ 2306 Frsach Ave. s..i.r. Fl.. sort D.1M1) OPEN MON-FRI on men's names. g ___ to 10 99 _____ P.otary collar _____ ____ - 1//CC: Iip Agai st 1/f II I - ' -. .. . . .. - - - - -- LEE R. SOLLENRARGR Reg Murphy. Among odw things, the court held that publicity had prejudiced Williams' rights. The common and troublesome element in both of these cases is the belief that the smattering of information a prospective juror gets before a trial outweighs the detailed velume of information that he gets throughout a bUl. - r-r ____. -- oft~r _ AV a'' The hottest transportation issue cooking on regulation probably number about 38 or 39 (in) look at three of the biggest lies being circulated transportation, Australia, and the political stove Is the question of deregulation. the White muse, the we find the Office of Management and about regulated transportation: Let's not forget that the real fight over Budget, the Council of business largely controlled by six carriers. So Economic Advisors, the One: Regulation stifles competition. regulation is between the Department Of the government there now Is looking f or the best De and DOT. All of governTwo: Regulation creates a lot of empty .1-stem by which to re-es Transportation and the Interstate Commerce fl)eflt has come under the influence of a smijfl ta blish co ntrol. baekhaulç And lets also face the fact that While our Critics tifl band of ecuxxnists, who deal In abstract U3 jfl one brea th we need Three: Regulation is costly. !XYF is a Cablrrt.lcvcj fcin eportable to the Lherks. None of them, I more trucking companies, they tell us In the next dare say has even a There are 18,000 transportation companies of that too many tricks are President , whereas the 1 reports to Cult—, mlrmum Of apes i going around empty In freiaM tran-- kinds under ICC Therefore, w have a regW lxwie of regulation. j fight sha ping up as sportatlon. these are trucking companies. And rre than to whethmer the legisla ti ve branch contin ues to Add to that group the organiza tion that The real figure for empty mileage among 11,000 of these trucking compani es have annual control transportation or whether the President, itself COMET (the Committee on 1CC-regulated moLor carriers Is about seven [i'r Modern Ef Ur'.t; I!F, tll ceWol i ficierit 'I rinportaLonj. They ought to call it the cross revenues (if k .s than $300,000. The four wit and Uth has nothing to do with regulation. I think It Is high time we began to defend . Committee of Murdering Efficient Tran- largest cafflers account for only 1U per cent Of This seven per cent would be 'inavoldabie under rights. I am not talking about our rights as motor •Wortatlon. COMET is made up of giant shippers. the total revenue, and the eight largest for only any circmstane carriers. I am talking about our rights as here is the list of COMET members: 14 Per rent. The average American citizen today takes his Mnerican Liens I will talking about yjgg .thicrican Paper institute, Cargill, Compare that to the motor vehicle freight for granted. If he wants to to an efficient transportation rystem at a. Dow Chemical, Dopoit, General Mills, National manufactt1ring business, which is non-regulated, purchasetranspertaflon something anythi — ng from potatoes reasonable cost. We've got it now and we should Asooclatbon of Food Chains, Quaker Oats, Sears and where the few- largest companies account to golf shoes to a television set — he does not R be allowed to keep it. oebuck, Union Carbide, anti Whirlpool. 'the for 91 per cent of the volume, or steel wonder if It is pMble to get It.. He knows he can • manufacturing, also non-regulated, where the get 1t4nd it But we face a small mi no rity of selfstyled annual gross revenues of tim dOfl't matter whether he Is living C'd 140 billion, more than double time revenues eight largest have 65 per cent of th e business or in New York City or experts who want to take these rights away from on Prairee 1pfi...4 the cf% arett, maiifacturing bliess, also non- There t ro conunodilyFords us (1 COWS they do SlOt c12Un they re ctAng or service Washingt . o the market U we do deregulate our transportation regulated, where the eight largest companies today th this. at is being offered at a more eej%sc,nable system, these biggies will survive, In fact, have virtually all the business, price than transportati They even refuse, in the face of in. bthout rcgWtiun, they will be in a pition to The crtfrs claim that without regulation a lot surmountable evidence, to admit we have this start cthUng terms I challenge 1)01, or the Office of regarding trathth,n. Of new trucking companies would blosaom forth. Management kindofeffident,reliabetrortjo,sym and Budget, or Butwhowiflmakec in Council of New op rationsarucn4pjg time as they ECmiCAdor0*AntI No society of people can progress beyond Its small shipper and the small shipment will0* tIOflf be are needed. A n."w company can come into the the Justice D'nart, transportation se.'vive. We have about 214 ij fij ved? What! find $ o' au Of but it h&ii ,nvtnt thw,, 4 .1 A . •3., Lamps 14 4 active ____ - — JJ _ __ /. 4 - __ _1i . . - LN~6 4~ and in conclusion, Mr. Nikon says he's not sui'e your China IrAn n/a vad in Poorii' i ., ' . ., - ....... C I' •. -. ,!('. 't 11.. 4dI 3f OFF 1) __ averaging . WIth mis In - 4 '.: - J - _ ~ . iii .A II .' ~. ". `!'V!Dlj~~, £ML i'o — $ d ..,- THE DIAMOND STORE - .€? 10 Diamond duo sat. 14 karat gold. 1 $975 - - t\ /T-fl I. I W rX '. ; ) - $450 -- :. - 4 Diamond, 4 genuine ruby bridal set, 14 karat gold. 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Also Fill Up With Gas Whileisit You V - • WALKIE TALKIES •MARINE RADIOS Call For Our Low Prices 1236 Providence Blvd. . -Itona, Fla. De I - Diamond solitaire, 14 karat gold. the upper 50s to SCANNERS ti t -' '.; POWER BOOSTER! riii - $450 ,ii 7. - mid 60 north, mid 60, to low lOs central and In the 70 south. Daytona Beach tides: high 8:09 am. and 8:28 p.m.; low 1:30 a.m. and 2:12 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:48 am. and 7: p.m.: low 1:24 a.m. and 1:54 P.M. IANTENNAS Stiffel Collecti on - Damond solitaire bridal set 14 karat gold. 1Pt 4 I 0' C_R_ C. B. RADIOS K13G's .- . 'P & INSTALLATION partment, Cornzmssio:i. III into.. ..J1.3'. '.j 2 Diamond, onuine 7:45 a.m., _1111111111111111 4f,;i: O'... '- A".•' F., L) - (___ Dorothy L. Tierney James W. Williams - 10 -___ ', . --. Norman de Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters of th e Confed eracy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Charles Steenwor th , 208 W. 17th St., Sanford. Janie Roddy Regulation Holds Freight Costs Dw Justice BERRY'S WORLD - ____ ___ ip. "' __ South, -•. li)rd Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. DISCHARGES Sanford: Lillie B. Adamson William H. Benton Joseph P. Brooks Addle V. Calhoun Glen A. Cribbs Sr. Eva B. Gustafson Asher Kanner Mar tha Redley MEM OEM , _1`1 1 —: sapphire bridal set, 14 karat gold. S400 City Ovel react ,.. Club of Seminole County Corwin B. McCready, Orange 0 - . _ ' rought saw I!. I If WEATHER has - . __,A~` # I1 , ~ ~ I ' i.' . - - Judges 1* 7 ,' PECEM3"" K1rL' I). Wr""' -, Cecile A. Santella, Deltona ADMISSIONS Sanford: Esnferalda Alvarez Clifford N. Black ___ Isiah Bradley _______________________ Char lottee F. Dempsey WEATHER Annie Griffis Friday's high 78, low 0. Leolia Pampton Colder through Friday. Highs Nolie B. Lodge In the mid 50s. Lows In the mid Minnie Macklin 3o Northerly winds 15 to 25 William F. Mcleer mph, decreasing at night. Therman Nelson EXTENDED FORECAST Lora A. Rhodes chance of showers extreme Belinda Sanders south portion Saturday Peter Van Acker otherwise fair weather through Shirley A. Washburn Monday. A gradual warming Geraldine White trend during the period. Robert D. Smedley, Deltona Nighttime lows averaging ,In Betty M. Terrill, Deltona the mid 30% to low 40, north. Michele J. Drake, Lake Low 40, to near 50 central and Monroe SOS to low 60s south except 60s In Mathew R. Johnson, Oakhill the Keys. Daytime highs ________________________________________________________ LONDON ECONOMIST 140 ____ -_ ' r I HOSPITAL NOTES char, ends." ' - -----. . -..--------- e ) I I . i ;. ~ Heart shape diamond solitaire bridal sot, 14 karat gold, $625 1201 AARI'-NRTA, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Speaker, Rev. Leo King. Santa far as q ea p.m _.. 4fl/ p.m., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 1 - ..I . ... T ~ Concert. wed SAT9-6 ;A Z?; Christmas Oviedo High School, 8p.m. by Symphonic Band, Sta ge Band, Dance Corps, and laJ0t. CROWE. MRS. LAURA PARKER— Funeral services for Mn. Laura Parker Cro. SR 16, Santord, who died nesday, will be held Saturday M 7 p rn. ,it Brsson Funeral Home, Burial In LakeviewCemetery flrssson Funeral Home ri - —1 - 4 "The Night Before Christmas" presented by Lake Crimetery. Brislon in charge FURNITURE L!'•$4 Brantley High School, upper level, Altamonte Mail, 6:30 p, - 16', 1 9 •• p.m. Mcohollrs Anonymous (open meeting), 8 W. First St., Sanford. BEST, MRS. MY R TA MAE ALDERMAN— Funeral SCfvkeS for Mrs. Myrta Mae Alderman °" $9. Vjhlen Road, S.tiford who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday at tO:)O at Brisso,. Euneral Home with Dr i. Ted Cosmato o ticiating. Burial In Evergreen For That Christmas ~ Federation of Senior Citizens of Seminole County Holiday Dinner Dance, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, hosted by Casselberry Sunshine Club. Music by Jack Drummond Dixieland band. Funeral Notices - OS7RATEC - - 7:30 ____7_ I Beam Towers ChristLs 1'thy in the big parlor at nesday. Born in Sanford, she ./ __________ 3p.m., Mrs. Laura Parker Crowe, 77, of SR 46, Sanford died Wed- deception. lie has been saying all along that in i cases where the consumer has been ill-served by NEW YORK (AP) — Oneadvertlsement tells Rep. Gilbert Gude, R-Md.., says he will ingovernment regulatory agencies the solution lies couid retire with over $1,400,000." troduce a bill in congress to expunge J. Edgar with those agencis.'s, not in creating a new one. For Another suggests: "Think of it. $291,641. But hoover's name from the FBI's new building in s several months he has been pressuring the 17 even more amazing Is how easy it will be for you Washington because of "the abuse of Into build your fortune," cabinet departments and independent agenciesvestigative and police powers" by the late _... , r T \ I Both these examples are based on retirement which deal one way or another with consumer director, chiefly his savin gs plans that project today's record-high ro p tection to shape up. They have, or are cornMartin Lather King Jr. interest rates 35 years into the futwe.mefact is mitting themselves to do so. and the iihstanr At least a couple other cnne'ren,n have mat mose rates are guaranteed for a maximum indicated they will either introduce or support the President's program is the new machinery they of seven years. similar legislation. are setting up to be more responsive to the public. A slight downward shift in rates could result in It will be surprising, however, U this it V That is exactly the aim of (lie proposed new differences, involving even hundreds gets very far not because of any consumer agency c of thousands of dollars in the case of the larger to force all the others into a great residue of admiration f or Hoover example, more consumer-oriented attitude. But th ey are now advertised by a large savings bank Capitol Hill, or In the nation at large, but beca use here. this of postmortum retribution smacks a committed to do so without the addition of a new Interest rates over the past 45 years have / little too much of the historical revisionism as agency to the federal bureaucracy. averaged much lower than they do now. 'r-p racticed in the Soviet Union. It is hard for anyone in politics to stand up to Bi ll rat es, which are si mi lar to savings If we are to de-Hoovetize the 1131's the Ralph Naders who complain that the consumer rates, have averaged 2.2 per cent, for example. headquarters, to belocaJatItweongt is being neglected by th e government. By doing o The rate today is 6.4 per cent. Asked what to de-Johnsomze and de-Kennedyize a host of this issue Mr. Ford can emphasize a fact that assurance assver has that rates won't cjI.opback ___ monuments bearing these Both i6.s1 •r ks% k... '.3 .3 .—..-ha! te....,. to their iong-term averages, the tranch vu uuuzg we rise oz residents were responsible for, or permitted, manager of a savings bank replied: "None. sumerism as a political cause. The consumer abuses of the investigative and police powers of There Is no assurance. Nothing In this world is the na ti on's inte who is actually the citizen, or the public has been lligence agencies. _ guaranteed." Indeed, we ctld go back as th e justification for creating most of the regulatory Franklin Could some people who are pla nning the ir D. Roosevelt, who, it has just be en revealed, agencies which fill acres of real estate in individual retiremen ts be looted by such examordered the FBI to collect dossiers and make Washington. pies? "I suppose that's possibility," said Roger reports on Americans who opposed U.S. InConsumer advocates have been sharply Hood, assistant general counsel of the Federal volvement in the war in Europe. critical of those agencies, and Mr. Ford is on their Deposit lrsurance Corp., regulator of savings n the case of Hoover, far betterhad someone "I took his word that ther u on both banks. side. Some of th e agencies have become too _______________________________________________________________________ Congress had the guts to stand up to this The corporation, he said, referring to the arrogant man while he was li ving. The fact that preoccupied with their own bureaucratic interests FDIC, "hasn't looked at th e situation officiall y, no one did, whether or not the rumor is true that to stay in touch with the problems of the people but personally, I wo uld have some questions." Hoo)'er "had something" on everyon e in th ey are supposed to serve. Some have appeared to Said John Wright, an Investment adviser and Wash ingt on, isa sorry enough commentary on be captives of the industries they are supposed to au thorhtyonpenslonsandtrusts : "If Iwere to do the recent histo ry of the Republic, be regulating in the public's interest. what banks are doing I'd be put in jail, and very Mr. Ford's program gets to th e heart of th e properly too, by the Securities and Exchange In case you didn't know, "The nation's n ci matter. It places responsibility for consumer Commission." The SEC regulates investments, longest and most severe postwar recession but not savings. ended In spring." protec tion where it has been all along. By setting "It is the United Nations all over innocen t head do wn u nd er the barrage of antiAn investment ad viser is required to atta ch a wheels in motion for reforms in agencies which That at any rate is the again; the change since Uppsala has been South African sentiment and a oIdlng the caveat to his projections. It generally reads: "It •, economists with the Prudential Insurance Co., traumatic,"said one veteran American delegate question of whe th have allowed their purpose and responsibilities to er Christians should support s ho uld not be assumed that future results will be writing in the company's recently released to the fifth assembly of the World Council of violence t he public to become blurred, the President's if peaceful methods fail to end the profitable or equal past performance, Annual Economic Forecast. Churches, apartheid system. handling of this issue should be a political plus — The caveats of the savings banks, which are Looking ahead to Irs6, the economists expect For the r" time the assembly is being held not a liability and he will be on even more solid aggressively seeking retirement savings under 7be Jamaican prime minister, Michae a sustained business recovery, although ex. in Africa, and for the first time third world Manley, scored a big tth with the radical the Individual ground in vetoing the consumer agency bill. Retirement Account plan for pansion will probably be less vigorous than alter delegates corranand the majority of Votes.Their employes th wi out corporate pensions, and the elements when he lashed out at capitalism, pre vious postwar recessions radica lism has sent a wave of unease rippling Keogh Plan, for th e selfemployed., offer a much marxism, racism and neocolonialism. Real growth should average 5.5 per cent as a th rough the ranks of th e European He spoke milder caveat. for many in attacking churches which su p"modest and hesitant" lmprcvement In con. eAmerican churches who started the world "Interest earnings are subject to change pod.andev en in ve jin, oppreaslvereglmes cu menical mov ement. sumer durables and housing are Joined late lit ing on government regulations and depend While theologians gravely examine the future and tixise missionary groups which, wittingly the year by an u pswing in capi tal spending. or economic conditions,', one bank advertises in 4 unwittingly, retarded the lnocess of people ReCent events again have raiscd 5CFIC'LS cinfron1stion ,, ar4 The UflefflPloYYfleflt rate will continue tO witness, small type. "Future rates may change due to seeking their owi cultural identity. between news media which are protected by the First Amend. young black and brown radi cals are decline and will reach a let-el be low 7.5 per cent ecv"nomlc or regulatory reasons," says another. trying to test the efficacy of the council 's ment to the Constitution and the legal profession ich seeks to The shift in influence from the old, rich, at the end of the year. A great The FDIC sets the ctw'* fh .__._______I __,__ .. fl.à -- mailmi,m rf )AUIUIII LU UI13U4L [dWcaIISIfl ana as iunencam In lime ixui lime 9 per cent reco rded at the depth ° con- paternal churches of the West to the largely n savings Amendment.' troversial fund set up to aid liberation white churches has produced a sense of fermeg( sa;ings banks may offer. Most banks seeking recessi on, this will still be "an under the tax-deferred retirement plans, In one case US. Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun u'omfortab1y movements, TimeIr aim Is to isolate Africa's In this multi-racial assembly high level." (2,500 delegates offer the maxLmurn allowable. But there Is no and tIme Nebraska Suprae Court said that the press cazumotOverall, white south stw Jurtner. and obsen,ers). There have been clashes bet- requirement for them to th ey say, "economic performance In 110 so beyond their publiA a confession and other evidence in a mm murder The South African delegation of notably anti- ween rich and poor, conservative and radical. initial six or seven year contract. Iq76 should make a positive contribution to the apartheid white, black and colored churchmen, Even so. —after the Information had been disclosed at a public 1me&ig. theological issues have managed to nation's Bicentennial celthration." including a white Anglican bishop, is keeping its predominate barely, American tradition does not contemplate restraint of speech cut back," said Hood, the FDIC lawyer. before publication. In am ther case the 5th U.S. Circuit Cour t of #ooeais in flhtfliJP 'iH. Wilhaxnswh had been convicted on amarges of extortion alter he abducted Editor O Z THURSDAY DECEMBER 18 Bear Lake Elementary School, Forest City, "ChrLstmas Walk" depicting 1776-1976, 7:30 p.m. Eastrrii Star ('hapter 2, Ctistuias party and Masoni c Temple, Sanford. meeting, MRS. LAURA CR0 WE 1 "smear ca mpaign" against — thecountyformanyyears, until her retirement. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Mary Willinham; nephews, Thornas Lewis, r Martin, and Emil Martin. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Friday at St. James \ME church. WilsonEichelberger Mortuary is in charge of arrangements, from ________________ gets his diamonds? CALENDAR ta ught In the public schools of ____________ .- think Santa Best, 89, of 303 VIlilen Road, Brisson Funeral home. MISS VIOLA MATTOX ROCKER - DON OAKLEY t iiL~ do you Wp'va r-ont T16n# ,t . LAVU - Philip Goree. However, Gorce noted there will be no air iv ,W 7L Ga,, ______________________________________________________ A — In a cabinet? B Over the stove? C — On the wall away from the stove? if you chose 'C' as your answer you're absolutely . During the holiday shutdown, FTU's faculty and have been asked to take annual leave or kave ti. 1979--SA Thiir-tdav. fl.e - MRS. ANNIE SMITH Bell lone fire The - - Mrs. Annie Smith, 903' East 7th Street, died Dec. 12. Born In Fort Pierce, 4 she came to Sanford from Geneva. Survivors Include two daughter, Annie Pearl Williams, Rochester, N.Y. and " Cynthia D. Smith , Sanford; - — Ev.nlnn Herald. canMrd. Fl AREA DEATHS Born in Dawson, d - students -- ; : U I Okay, h ere's a quickie quiz on safety: You only ha ve one fire extinguisher in the home, ul it be kept? so where Near a Bed room? B Kitchen? C A doorway? Acccdlng to Underwriters Laboratories, there's only one place for that extinguisher In the ho me and th at's in th e kitchen, 'cause so many fires are started in th at area due to hot cooking appliances, grease, etc. furnace and the garage are also irnorthnt areas for a lire extinguisher. Ready for ano ther one? &) you store It the kitchen. In of wi,thout pay to meet the current money ehortage crisis, although such ection is not compulsory. nose opting to report to campus "I be assigned tasks, said 'ice president for businessaffairs John the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. A 16-day holiday shutdown of all but essential they operations begin at Florida Technological University (FTIJ) at 5p.m. on Friday (Dec. 19) In compliance with Instructions from the Chancellor of the State Univrslty system. As a result of this action, classes begin on Jan. 5 are now expected to start one day later due to a revised registration schedule. Registration for the winter quarter will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Jan. 5 at the Village Center assembly room. Orientation for new students will begin at thehe same time in the center multipurpose room and academic advisement for new will begin at 10:30 a.m. the same day. Students who have received an appointment time by mail for registration on Jan.2 are asked to honor that same time on Jan. 5. Any changes in the revised schedules will be announced as soon as possible. according to F'TtI officials. staff questions, then check with local law enforcement agencies to see if they or any of their personnel are involved in the fund-raising efforts. Too, if you have sufficient information, contact Ralph Nader and others in the consumerist movement have been quick to criticize President s - lfetWd 3XN. FRENCH AVE., SAN FORD. Fi., 321 Area ('ode 3051"--2611 or &1l.9i9 Protects c. - . _.j-..-r- Evening ---.-. -- =- - CUSTOM ELECTRIC Now Located '' J Mi. West of 1-4 on SR 436. MON 76 STATION Hours Fea t u ring tv= QUGlitij p)-OduCtS irVr i,o ImmIrtant Pet SY*tWa tTaC#ALU!'ik, DI%*AII% P.... Pet Foods & Supplies Mon-Sat. 9.5 Gasoline Mon-Sat. 6:30a.m..; P. n). �- --------------.--------------------------- ---------------------- -----------.-- . ; - 1~ 29wwr - - ____ _~t~ _____________ ffff _& _&i_ g~~~~ . 1`_ I- m 3 a basketball game at Sea the Seminole, .4 solid underdog to the Sand. I,aLe Howell :ItM: :: Trinity Prep ourne and I,ake Brantley at Apopka. , ____ __ L....... _y-". - ____ . ,, - , I -., - eme. be idle until after C -. ,, , j 7, .. . .. has to get some respect." k . ,4 • •.- 7_ been put into effect recently at Lyman Ifigh School, where Rick Steinke has aonarentiv turned L sagging program to the 13 . - -- -- • ,, in - (AP) as important i SCOREBOARD -. - 1. , - AU -, 1, - New York 19 .3AS " Central DI?II, f. wasninoton Clevela n:ta0:,* 12 12 .IV Ill 12 1? .500 13 14 .41 2 Houston Cleveland N. Orleans 9 16 360 Western on f ence troit Midwest DivIsion W L Denver New York Lj,ip am * PC5 won th e ç , tO 14 Minn Wales Norris Montreal Angeles Pi tt s, "ton 1)7 Kentucky 7' I) Ii 3.42 6 ' Boston lii. Kansas City $01 I ;-. ~. Fr ays ames Buffalo So. Houston as New Orleans IDS, Washington San Antonio at New York Virginia at St. Louis Indiana at Kentucky 81 Se mi ole Mat Losers I n goals. (Herald Photo by 1k, I dayfor the team Wednesday, Series safrom a whitewashing in a saving "But I'm root going t& say the ieagu&s itnanclal troubles: io.s to Orlando Moore. Boahop Nation a I Basket bat I leagues have been trying to set and we know we had some losing end or a -25 verdict end ni this s"aon, ABA ported today. g . "Werbb and Karras don't Commissioner Dave Dcin or de r. Our plans are to go Thegamewou1dthenhaveo $Cash (5) I_I, . One of Steinke's most satisfying moments in 64 n . i coaching came last year, right in the mid(fle of a 3- 11112 t- i j , . InCIL'tpolls 0"eland Houston Minn. S Diego Ptoenix States in honor of the American bicentennial. . IF- V T;V%; %; I- Vallic a" Respect Carries To Classroom Respect has ria-bbed many of Steinke's athleAes the right way in the classroom. "Many of them are getting better grades th an pvpr bef and in basketball season sa'-'s plays point. Ile's the floor leader and his team's vol.leyball By CAR11, , MVP. Randy Taylor, a transfer from Georgia, is f oj Wrestling, soccer, playing well. Hudson has hit between 12 and 18 points every wW be held May 15. game. - p .- - - monns Play Like Juniors And reserves Jim Silley, Greg Thomas and Frankie Carter have come off the bench to give the 'Ho,inds a lift when they needed it. "Thomas and juniors," said Steinke. "You expect sophomores to make sophomore mistakes, like bad passes, but q hcndc nut npu'h I Iiii'nT&ji1Iri WV IIII . - _ , - naffient Friday at 12:3o p.ftL with a new Buick Century wa for the first entrant to drive, ' Special Sale - A.P. Clark H Conference rival could take the edge off the surprise ho,is saving tip. : A bottoms just the way .1P from Nothing 1ik aiming high. -0-3 ____ one or on WASHINGTON - Ile Wa.shington Redskim Ing back Bob Anderson as a free agent. :1.,k? rnn. I W ll ones WV a all r. . . ~ .! 1 5 Orya 140. .(I Domingo Ysa; 7. Alclana Albird • Ki .. 4 , ~__. Fo , 9whmo_ -4 = I4 553 h --- * Erc5ua. Zarre. 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FIR ST & FRENCH /7 * -1 WiNiER PARK - Rollins Conege soccer standout jdm Fo!ey of the Urdvmity of south $ Larrea. P (63) $10950 $4560 - B 'is Dusters from t3sis. i- I 4- _1Z. 14 Y&.3 like 'Sm. Stock up on a pair of two Player Picked Vd.. r) :_ it.c ti- tt'll- C-1 1. D.4 =2~~ lj1 Rollins Soccer - la,st two years. This year's meetings come Jan. 6 in Longwood from F. .;irs-"irunk doWm- ____ WISER S si.wiw u -in li ia-,0-,-6'* ! 1~._) . ' f lipSO-3 W 00-1 y - ARE HERE ; __ OECANTER MERRY CHRISTMAS AND 1_ '06,J 4 .- Steinke coached Eaus' jwnor 'rsIt for Ro -I1 • years,aruiisoneofFred.Penrtingtonsproteges. Beatingtheold masterisasport hichhasno (or Dec 21 at Orlando's U1r}gerIfl!fl(iWl. hounds. Noelker, along %tith CLm Evans put Lyman away soundly each of the 1) -rV 0. 0 W. got 'em-LEVI S 2.99 ' L11111,06. _____ GIFT ,; • - __________ to SPECIAL ""KVCA ZIPPER it VAIL11 GRANTS $ YR SCOTCH QT S60. 3. Larrl Via (5) 100; 0 (26) _ lio/ r to pits, soccer Squad, has been selected I? 92 12 14 2 26 90 56 10 16 3 23 VI 107 OR LANDO.SEMINOLE NIGHT RESULTS I Leasing '75 Fury Wapois _ entucky , __ - -? - av FIFTH - 1. Sala Echave; 2. Jai-Alai . __ , ------- -"---- ___ " . r,Muy 6 ' - FOURTH - 1. CachoMlgvel; 2. Negui Elorza; 1. Alays, Bengoa; 4, BarreSancher; S. Arecha-Javi; 6. M&mlo.lparez; 7. Bilbaolarre winnIP;9:tQuI.c y's Games Cleveland at Indianapolis Edmonton at Ne* England S`T. IA)LIIS - ne Spirits of St. L,ouis traded forward Maurice Lucas to t - _~ 1 _1 Obvious1y, a goal on Stinke's list is beating Evans. He doesn't talk about it. Especia ll y for publication. Bulletin board material for his Metro 4jt , ~j, QUARt 14" 'le- I THIRD - I CguIza-Okokl2 Ica- Tod.syllosm" Indianapolis at Phoenix Cincinnati at Son Dino J#eitic Crslnnrslc / ~Syg York island- Calgary Toronto 115 3 71 Wednesday's Results New England 0. Minnesols O, OW : Tourney Set T19wawills Country Club wW Maurice Lu cis -~ .~s I ;."; ,411 I'l0;;I 1,~.:,..... __-.__ Cowen 1 Ca t,o Okokl S Larri Belie 6 Ice - . h around. ii. i. Steinkeisstill humble anc! doesn t zete ,asa I I PO'•4 cktwf of 1111111111111111 . 921111111 04 cut 28. 2. IMPOflT) CANADIAN ' s i I -.. ':j '1 mc! rSOMETHING 1 15 YEAR *MStIR1 lull" I 5.97 _~' 69.95 CASE 'hit ,, I1 .1M V . Anv Tio"ak-a-8, - Entr ' :i, assistants, Tony Fields, Tom Lawrence and Mike clucksad nbalis, ens fee(lark, for getting the.program at Lyman "tunied &M CWL Prizes will al.so Lv . rrMut in Gift j __~~ "" k r Oguiza Qulola; 3. Uria Lenli; 1. Vancouver Edmonton 3. Cleveland 2 TROY Ala - Charlie Bradshaw, former head football coach at Kentucky, was named head coach at Troy State University, succeeding Byrd Whigham, who was fired after a 6-1 season. t six th '' SE San Diego at Denver , L it had not umn for Billy Price the car would A Welcomed Bradsh . a week. .?a n'. Furys from IIStI precedented " Winston Cup Grand National championship. Russ Coe nas posted a $4 000 purse for the second weekend of I- D. Ottinger outlasted all Steinke. "Our overall grade average for the last enve neman, corners to put a stop to Jack the Orlando Fall Championship Saturday and Sunday. This Barron Fully Equipped And Ingram 's th ree year reign and took th e national late Model weekend period was 2.8. That's not bad." for defensive back, Ricnard Sportsman troph races are the final mocroas even ts of th e year and a Facto ry Warranty Courtwise, the Greyhounds aren't doing badly Beary as defensive lineman, consistent Rome, Y home to Newport, Tenn. Jerry Cook, the record turn out is expected. practice begins at 10 a.m. N.Y., a th lete, became the first driver In history with racing stariing at noon either. 71ley are 5-2, losing to Edgewater (ranked Bob Riazzi as most improved . On Sunday practice is iO'30 with 485 Hwy. 436 East 10 win four national Modified Championships. the competition starting at six player, ArthLw 1. Cleveland as Ilth in state) by 10 points and Oak Ridge by Petty drove his STP-sponsored Dodge to 13 victorim during most valuable on the Junior the 30-race Winston Cup schedule and his total winn mts ings for the Bernard Wright is Lyman 's top scorer and, varaltyandDavidSlmsas tops year 78,865 ) carmmark. on the freshman team. Eight different dri •reuuunuer, averaging 15 points anu 11 Tom Herron was dOSS includingCaleYar vers scored Winston Cup wins during 1975, A Jon Kaufman looked up to at 6-9 even by Steinke, countr) MV? and Brian Flynn career ,,._o mark, and Budd) ne Bakr,win rofUe last two major q had a couple p00: games that hurt his average, but the melt improved. Ka th y scan. Ti -" is a strong inside player. Kevin home, who played Bringanther was girls cross ____________________________________________ III 0 r^ f, freshman ball at Lyman then transferred to country MVP and Marja uuC,, AUCA Bennett as most valuable of- W'.t.14~ ,. lift CASE C L' SRAHOSI HERE* tflA1Jn AtUADfl s--- 7•ISVL&$UUJMf uHu ?!YPsflU 6 Mancha. 3. celaya,juan; 4. Fermin. Muguerza; S Santl AItu;6. Chuch Ramon. 7. Marurl-Aguirre; 1. • ; Stop . Oefl3.Ve Ica Okokl; Irm ArAnn chards, 67, former manager of the Chicago WWte Sox and the Baltimore Orioles, was hired to manage the WMte Sox next season, replacing Cliuck I - flhlAD? i) las Cgr.Adigr. Di.4.;,ri Winnipeg 23 9 0 46 1)0 00 2$ ii I 43110115 Tanner. and Braut, tied. IAO - Sinson (8) d Ferguson. 4 2; US - Z#yas (0) P. Gentry, 157-- Garcia (B) d Hrdgc't. 115169 Driscoll (6d Kerr. $0 AH-County selection by Dwell Waltzip should have one of the most sound operations the probably not look as ood as it Evening Herald, received an on the Grand National circuitthis yenr with the gaining of Billy, a Sanford fireman, seerm to be the major factor behind award as Lyman High's most valuable football player for the a number of the cars now running out of this area as Crebs, should put the Daytona BeadAuLsed operation just where for Harold Johnson and Johrmy Carver all give Price credit for the recently completed season. over year they have been saying they had to be In order to be construction of their cars. Other awards at the w,hnn competitive. W3MP Onc Of the Yowig bons of NASCAR plans to "ASCAR released a sununary of the 1975 season recently and athletic banquet went to i t showed "' run every Grand National race and every 1,ate Model Sport&1jan c a Petty, e leg endary Randleman, . W yman Jackson as most driver whothat race he can. With a schedule such as he has planned he some time practically owns the record book, posted his UflL. %.uuauie will be running four races much from the experience." said Steinke. CUCAGO -Paul .. - 1% I Richards New Manager ! ,1-. ~, I i,f I 1 w Sonny and wife Ann were standing next to the carat Lite firl'uh of the race with a mile on them so big that somebody thought the), had won the feature. Ile car is really a sanitary-looking rig four years came up to me and told me that it was the first season he had felt a measure of self D •4 *SMART SANTA'S SHOP iu~ 0, East Division 13 15 I 77111111 6 Manolo C nci WHA or as the league puts it Canada vs the United P. Ii N 1 Erdoi:Rmon 3 SantIAgtrre4 0 Thomas. 17; 13S- Pflkington(8) -- I : % 12 YR KY XCE C A& WHA their respective teams wh en when the league's fourth ~_ ONE Echave (2) 3 60 300 3 Philadelphia at Washington Pillsbufgh al Vancouver Detroit al Kansas ctiy Ch c,jo Al California - Racina Bua Hits Sonnv Crebs .1 COCKTAIL r. ES • •, LOUNG DD (2 8) 130120. Ogui:aZarre Quiola; S. Eddy-JavI; 6 Una Fridays Games Arana; 7. Arecha-Yza; S. Aldena. New York Rangers a Atlanta Beitia. rrar-r annual AllStar game is held Jan. 13 in Cleveland. This season. it will be the C-aruidian Divilition Pgairtet players from the Eastern and Western Divisions of the i (II) d. Reagan, 6 1; 05 P. Bogeals. 1:51, 112 t LEGER Mi TORONTO - Two vet erans of the World Ilockey A&wciatiun - Bobby Hull and Gordie Howe -will lead r, GIN WHOLESALE C*SE LIST • ST. I nnesota flfleo a a Buffalo U fly Tle Associated Press . ~ ~ . while Cerc putJohn Mu}ck the next day. They don't have to night. ning that the side benefits of athletics are lost in the Division Kansas City 6 h. Hull Howe Head All-Stars in j.i am e in i evet an a 4-4-12 Atter being a sponsor and mechanic on one of Sanford's stock cars the racing bug finally got to Sonny Cz'eho, owner of West.slde Garage in lake Monroe. A couple weeks ago Sonny proudly put his own car on the track at the Volusia County Speedway. fie ,. n Tea Y se e ,-.. orld 0(1 &uC %ll.• ve1,e in t, united sportsman class, but ftt can't be expected on the first timeout Confe rence Toronto at New in TV. They knew nothing about As.sociation will meet in a up the Super Bowl-like meeting, credibility problerm," he said. against Orlando Boone. Argentina's Fernando Fon- the circumstances. They have basketball World Series at Ux the Rocky Mountain News m tana and Jose Clerchad an easy no right to comment on it. U1 e ±ctcr fir3t arid vkur1es Svi.uiiu'. Surdy ibey go tSrn.ain's Chris Kaslikow in 6.0. hand in hand, it's just that in some instances in high 6-2 rounds. school athictics, so much value is placed on win- (01)178100; Mon trea l 2 Los g. erblin was In Wednesday's quarter. old ball player making a living San? 6)1 Pliw York Islanderi 3. New York Rangers 0 Philadelphia 4. Chicago 2 Harry DENVER (AR) -- There is a 10 16 S2$ 90 107 9 10 4 fl 72 1)6 70 109 iv sion - s)edNamathw1 -ABA SLOVIS KC. 19 S 79215 1 607 3 - - 9" th WEEK & Barre 23 (I), 460; Q (73) 14620; P (32) K.C. $0 16 305 3, S. Louis 12 Il .414 ' 17 12 2 36 91 101 19150 i 11 4 21 $77 17i Chicago Pacic 5 19 .204 1', Virginia TWELFTH - 1. SantlAipi 16), Detroit 10 10 4 74 $4 126 oi ision Wednesday's Results 10 603.10.4.40; 2. SaiaMugu:rza Washn A 3 25 1 6 State 10 94 151 9 6 760 ,ndiana 113 St Louis 102 440 3 10 3 Maruri AItu (5) D i LA 1$ 10 643 2', New York at Driver 370 Q (76) $3 10 P (62) 1139 50 Bullalo dams Phoenix 124 12 II 9 609 4 TodiysOam g((73 with all 7)$774 (23 with Boston 14 7 I 10) 04 9 New York vs Virginia • Toronto 6) SS67 80. 4 1 $111 $ )0 Portland 10 Is 3S? 10,-j Hampton A - 1 906 18nte - $95 954 MIlwaukee BOODUS Most as VNIIII PIOUS PLUS ALL - Detroit 3. Buffalo I ' Tom Vincent). At Last! t Pittsburgh 9, California 2 game without a loss Wednesday, ?-O over Florida Air, as Bill DeParts and Charlie Madden scored Chicago mum -- Division - J ,j t;_3i NINTH - lAgWrre(2)3OaQ -_ _____ . 7*99aT. 1 , 13161)0 104 174 Juan(1) 200 Q2 3) 14400 P (32) Smyth# ABA 6 C er NY Atlanta 0 NY Reng Phil adelphia at Detroit ..• 17 In foreground Is Brent tAt ?LJ / A II iio in s.,,jm 1' 1413 S19 iM4.- - . QY. TEACHERS SCOTCH u N - Patrick Division w I T rt-.cr CA 7 80; 3 Santi Aguirre 14), 4 60. 0 (I Philphia 2' * - 1W York at Boston u• L~ L__~ - - Z_,T___-_J _~ EVERYDLYPR1ç 5 00, 3.20; 3. Larri javi (3). 3.20; 0 NHL Washington a, suifaic, Buffalo "strong possibility" that cham- anYthing further about it," De. "We realize we have gone Oviedo fared a little better Top-seeded Argentina and it?" Shipp said. "Werblin is an pion teanu of the rival Ameri- Busschere told newmmn. _ against Boone, winning five through some hard Umes with second-iseeded France led the outsider. Karras Is just another can Basketball Association and Players associatims in tt,e the folding of threv franchises, events, but still wound up on the , way % E TH • - (73) 13020; P U3 $70.90. Pro Hockey Friday't Games Cl B.-Von - I, Cleveland 115, Seattle lot Today's 0 am" Eastern Conference L! _,_ up. Those guys think everybody -hould play like an All-Pro-They tr)to sell the show onCriUcism who utshisallinoabiittlnghounreawa fromhlsowntjaJ No *k Id NSA gcttoseeanditreallyburnsme . W~ -A f,_ . I _ " Pro Basketball .. have to face these other players Busschere said Wednesday be approved by the commis. ahead and ffwke sure the ABA sloners and ow ne rs of the two exists this season and can coo- Gocken (B) d Dryson, 03: 1)7 rMpecting yourself," says Steinke. "And that' explain double standards. I do. DeBusschere &-dd an effort is leagues, and DeBusschere and tinue on in the future If there is Nickerson (8) d Sanders, 44; 138 sound atmosphere for Christophe Caw of France It would have been an easy being made to set up talks be- the ABA trustess would back no merger or consolidation." Barflinskl (6) d. Stevens, 12 2 143 basketball. General attitude and interest are im- was extended to three sets be- thing for me to duck. Coffman 46) d Callaway, ' 104. tweet, the two leagues "and I the move, the News said. ABA officials have been portant, too." js (5) p Smith. 206:167 fore ousting Chile's Antonio "Hell, I'm not going to be the hope that an announcement will DeBusschere, who Is touring pushing for a merger wi .No%%- Steinke is one of those imposing men. lie's Hartmann. 7-6, 3-6, 6-Z and coach next year. They have told be made shortly." Isola (13) p. Adams. 2, 15, ABA cities, also commented on more eatablished NBA. big enough to strong-arm you into believing what France's Chri3tophe VasseUn Unlimited -Stalling ( 6) p Charles, defeated Chilean Richardo he says, but he chooses the diplomatic path. Boone It. Ov)edo2i Acuna, Ve. 6-1. 6-1. And, without saying it, one has to believe he is 100 - Sieple 10) cl Goliet, 21 13, . M&jh of fourffi.seeded 107 -- Ankney (0) d P-ppin. 12.3; 114 from the mold of coaches who prefer to have United States toyed with Gireat - House I 0) d. Meta, 11 6; Ill ' isn' t W world Is TrtWty Prep's Scotty Deal, than more Mli the stands. . • •- ...- . cism from Sonny Werblin, for- umeagalastlielgium. Fontana . / - 1 4 -- - ., ,. - /i / That's the basic coaching philosophy which has r=I& Being respected .. do they know about Despite what Rodney Dangerfield sa ys, a "just - - d Germany wi ll take on Swe- Ishing him like a baby. If you're den in quarter-final matches to- going to bench him, keep him day in the 18th annual Sunshine nut for the whnl. gm." • ... :-- EIIgHIt.I ,SIItfOd,FL . Karras and Coseil. Frank Gifford, the ex-Giant and third man of the ABC team, escaped his wrath "Karras and Cc6ell spend their time criticizing the selec. tion of plays and the execu• lion," Namath said 'They don know the game plan They don't know anything going on down the field I Shipp also (trzw Sharp crid- Finalists MIAMI BEACH bask etball player was 52,000 fans Basketball Player Prerequisite L incident like this. They just Nwflath was b)gt1spfrfts make me mad "But I am not holding any and harboring no venorn when - I talking about what a shame it I , I I By JIM HAYNES Doil's Down ' 10 I J Karrasjrom his TV booth, was e - __________________ Thvrsday,Dc.is,11S-7A ~1-t_ what Mr. WerWin said. I try not the broadcasting on Monday- ers after an flight football, particularly to read the game against San Diego, h s nc , bench Monday night in the H aynes' Hu If' he reported to; practice grudge.I was damn upset, sure, seconds tit Naiiiath it on the ,. -: --- - - • The coach was reminded that - ___ and Monday night football telecast. Nath had some strong things to say about the troad. cast generally, calling Karra.s "that big, dumb tackle," and saying Howard Cell "tries to make all foot ba ll players and coaches look like f ools." Shlpp, a pipe-smoking Ten. nesSean,broughtup thematte Wednesday at the Jets' training DAVID WIGGINS ___ uldi' b Ud tosayig - quarters. The Jets. with a dis. 11 al 3-lO record, close their sea-son Sunday against the Dal.las Cowboys ., at Shea Stadium. Lyrnan, 5-2, carries the best record among Seminole County teams. The Greyhounds wifl - ____ __~ ~- -a -: - - Bc!j - - - 1. As for !eletiision critictszn, 3 to do - I ,un not Litter about 1`111111111111111V Shipp, the tnter ach of ______________________________________ it," $4,Oyear Namath acknowledged that he Id th was 6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl quarterback "I didn't read had a long-running distaste for Thuriday, Dec larly incensed at remarks made game Friday nigh t Is the willbethefirstthnethetwoteams I LambasT TV Shipp joined Coach Ken Shipp of the New York Jets today in lam- - LymanOviedo contest, a cross-county rivalry which • PoRmTuS __ - . The key I IL N 4111111111111111110" I11 ~~jv_-, - ____ visitor trying to hnprove a Z.5 record. Se.'breeze is SO. Semmoe coach Joe Mills said this morninghewouldgowith startersfleubenCotton and Tim Raines at guard, David Wiggins and TerrySmi th at forward and Kevin Brown at tenter Cotton is the team's top scorer. • benched for violating curfew, ~ ________ The ra re fIrpmP5 enp I Joe Namath, showing no re- senLrnenL over being _, .I I IIEMPS1'F'AI) NY (AP) _______ crabs, ranked ninth in the state in the FMA2 Sports Writers Association weekly pofl. I Namah, At Seabreeze SmmoIehcouesItsbaujagainst - R , I Cagers :- - - -- SHS - A 1?i 634 cASE 5) 34 CASE 96 53 - . 1 �7;.~ ..~~ i IE.__ - P.m- ;~ . 4 .~ - - __ __ _ - -r ---- - flrrt -,-- ------,.,-- -- - _n-L -;:----T- -:?T, - - - - - __ - 'd. Tiitd IN P , .low WORLD -- 4e Tte a DeC Alt m pti Ct ?rnri $n- r eir F1156 camm L Or - ae hma _ : Doctors, _Pol cians Ce lebrate Medical doctors and politicians 'artled S.tiirchv night, but not together. However, several did attend bo th parties. Id-f hi ~ I ,1 , ______d in mg cpwaw a be of a atj by se CA. Cs mid lbp b * ~00 1, i 0..,J 1 Demand Threatens Meet - w T - rw ti 41L1 im -4 - WW rj4pry ______ tia 1.-•-01.* ki a g 1 39 7l use of -; wr ad Cà Cr 'lO beaae & !dffmmt0 2W75 idd by Ibe LL. Coal Mij im ____ It am Tr t$ a!xt Was vwa-trg ixti nctim frrr 'A ==g= Cs - i teed x stage a vabimL The Maem r arde ance is drift4 a dedaram d gmU1s .4w the am med*10 - in ad nurmbocal aduataag and is ent . I -.w l 0 . DIAL DRILL Revwm Double insulated UL pfo sicmc *n mo*ef. Fou r-piiti0n c..: \ tr_kw or out t'--wee bris Ae Wit rcK riaqw w Black & Becker 12=6 P4e raaIw1. AIR COMPRESSOR a' istrr*nt. p : ______________ : vi ft r, rtt am Ut pff no ad fw.ls rrr.d o WNT rMr4 to a eoty rr.eã4 i've," Br The 1Ddtd ad D* . f - tg Ut ,4 -1 ware . I CowartIndkatmd that By ad vtm Jbird ista boad a a*em laP Jt4( wi*i,d coc*rataa s be Lb. a v1ed id dr ow if any of the mium in r-----------------.~ 0 100 ~ EN I Blacks Becker* ago wba be ______________ I 1. _. I __ ..,- -_ -- , ! H - •• 4~ 7;,4;1. .- ) '1 - - ____ - , _________ _____ - -, _i7 p e - ; k :. ; _______ - . , • .* 4E . . • - ,J; p - ~~ to&tn. .., ad : dd ____ lhe Coort Jected - • : ,;R; 7~1 j7 1~ I 11 1; ~ ~ -- ~ ;- .;:,. : Vøk • - JflTOIT Frnan says lAs us cc Ut and 1y tra v "a paIa3 t*adbyapi'al wrest sv 'i I . ., 1. - .- ' ____ iTIThiiTi - Page kA (my and Kwladow ad Uty vDd le (ne of th . .,2 -rj : : ~0 0 ;; -i: - .- o "- - .-. -- - - - -- - -. •. -• - • --- - - - • -- • •• • • - _________________ demad fads. The ;'t'' h1irvi, Cjnty fttt) Th,w3 rrla i niner Httwy ad Krib.iwk and Part Authixfly Freeman. Hattaury and KwbdowWd are ctwged with vkiItIng F3or1ds's&thfrt Law, emisdentanw. Fre.n'n, aw jfJ i t '-Lg flr U-.i the' provided t by law from Jofrn Mrrts. an ctal of a sl We bmnce rJr, I film. ____ ________________ - r4 borders. thrubs B'D .- -, [,I, ii - Peg Pr,ce(etj - bls •n w _ £1 __________________ ______ ___ - ____ 695 - -i --.-.-1, -1. - dpi .1111 SHOE STORE -.-. __ drtnk1i, I I 4 __ 7-1 t / - ,v ,,, / 1 _________ BICENTENNIAL v '.i -' AAPPICA ______ ' , -t - 1 ' -v - ...:,. • 'r--- ''L'!rr - op m wM~"M_=_W .; - - - - • C T. ' ils ' ~' G#F ' Ir%aft U& I ___ from Jacobson's T A%E;, - --_ . Jane Colby Sportswear Queen Casual Fashions For The Mature Woman *Playtex* Levi • Campus And Other Brand Name Merchandise We Clothe The Entire Family .rffi [a!IlL1 _ DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. • PH. 322-4712 I I I -. 2' Dear AbbY - . / ._; W 1 Pt1 ta4 (- $•d.40 Spo*sI4 W ......... J'WicI -, ba4 Ceaoutoow @I" - We have the right Seiko watches for your Christmas list, alit me 17- jewel watches, many with those ds?inctive colored dials, many with speCial features Ike HARDLEX mar-resist crystals and instant set day/date calendars And, of course, Seiko Ouar1 Brn fl your list and let us help you match th waches to the peop! . -- • . " : - - . - - that 9 o with them r?;' Like jewelry, shoes, j panties, hose .... for I'. 1'-. 1W 1 l yourself and i',. . I W1 1`11'.. iI f - if YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! II FREE PA 1 NG' - 11 -, 1 P11:323-4700 -- -- I (1P11 - _________ ______________ L i -' 1 1 1 i' •- .r. / j/ 17 r", 218220 E. FIi ST 5T, 9 PH.322.34 .t 101,71AGSL '. ,~, I %-- ?fl .1 : • ' % ! ~ '. . ,~ 1 fullest part of your cheek Is where the color should go, edheriwntall if your face Ls long, Ina triangle tit'sfull, I ii 1/) / -- MINIMUMDISCOUNT 25% OFF • NOTHING_WITHHELD! ii - "I" & INTERLOCKS 9U)' x9 FLANNEL.......... 67it - 67t over skirts, pants, sweaters and JERSEYPRINTS.. shirts for a variety of looks, Floor- length skirts, in plaids ACRYLICS ________ 491It or even abiacve1vetvestorjackeUor DOUBLE N $1 SWEATERKNITS 74 7C SAILCLOTH....... U17t TABLECIflYu2$1 _ j* tme. - SAVE FROM OFF 25% 10 33to L1'' ) % 65% OFF i to -- OAT UPS...............JTJd ir Uri 12 currc UfltU_LflIWLLflJ nDADrDV - .. 4a - OUR AlREADY DISCOUNTED PRICES! 40czw,,V- ON ALL DRESS AND DRAPERY 1('') FABRICS. J\! -- wi'morethanonept1rata - - ebodyasopposedto False eyei-shes should always be trimmed to play down their unnaturalness. And, unless you can carry it off, don't - ... 2 uxumsoei iiisoo *UEtOUSTOMEN TP' - VE?'TOR 1 R EI)f . -• - I 11 -- - ' a . - • - I M I stripes which emphasize the Evenlnas UntIl 9 Until Christmas STARTS GLM no oft a oft V and draws attention to size by Quilted jackets, long-sleeved or cap-sleeved, provide up-tothe-minute st yling with that Oriental look and can be worn SALE SANFORD - srdrt. For a long, slim look it's a good idea to wear vertical stripes as ocsed to horizontal Ocan ZAYRE PLAZA J%nI A 686%0% Mo% 0119%AA A -t%LI'L1itIt$0 ored 4 '/'/ 'S I la a dressier look. During the day, try a ttie tail : ' • 'I. , • I / *,..I .. .• '. SHOPPINGROJAYJ 100 FRENCH AVE. HOURS: /:30-5:30 Weekdays 7.33-5.30 Saturday ~1" -. ":''.' - __ When applying check the line. 1. pleasantly priced f SANFORD ' • •, . -. - - _________ J -- The woman of wide girth is best advised never to wear 3 shirt or sweater Inside skirts or i3Lnts. ThiS cuts the torso in half - . giffin DOWNTOWNSANF0RD --_ - • - Kadet JEWELER 112 5.PARK h ekbone if your face is oval ' - *IOf1r. s'i-' i' ' re'1i L - I* a 'ass; 5'. - ell %i ra d-iJ. -,It: -s; c e "*" No. C$1-5fl4ø. t7.I. •.f-wvøi.-g 11#WA1- ACO MAGNOLIA MALL-SUITE B 210 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.4132 - 11 - -•• SALE PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 19 thru24 .1 and following your natural .. . MOD Tips No. ZW$71M-$UOO, p dir 7J, sI Ws W021, tti*..' Awe I. I appli , 'j, - '5 -A I g ' - - ( 01 _IV toJ ti ; $ -:1 I -.- with the h4ng hand cj .I 't -,:/ F_Z-10 lid f.,I-I".) -I 11 I :: • _______ For Beauty, i I Fas h ion tried to tell my son-In- have " .20 - '-,-.'#, AMMMI, for relaxing asid being a hostess In our ,..r O1,t"rjt J4' beautiful, festive gowns : or party pajamas plus all the pretty things _______________________________________ - - SET -P-~*r-W, .- _P1.1 ..... - m J_% L)I)t..&) V Lit --. -, - - 7-,- nedon with his y In i74 f a cnty comrn1s at '( c j !J 0 95 EACH 17 - . . - -. .. I - 1; -~~ .. ._ _---1-'' .o-jo r7 I - -- Leisurely Yours..1 , \ or 0 H1II(Ord le cMrd with prJy and false pwar In ca- Un cti.ar e agaIst Btthrd and the se1 a*snt psidad .*-.-. =-•*-.•-.---_ - - - Black GDock0' BmnkerV AaaciatI In selecting depositories icr rnmy - k AMERICAN DRILL BIT SET •,fi f'31 SVfi1 /1 Mods 65O I I ., _rr -,t~;,;~11 . • _;- complained at that time. tried to lake possession of an These past few years, two old ice chest that I had bought DEAR ABBY: Nearly a year sisters and a sister-In-law have at a garage sale and had ago, after 24 years of marriage acquired an appreciation for r estored. and four children, my husband I antiques, and since they sti ll I wan t to keep peace n the asked me for a divorce. regard this as their family family, but I don't want to be I It seems that although we 44 ' home, they are constantly taken advantage of. What do were the same age when we got coining back to remember that you suggest? married, I suddenly got "too ________________________ Mother promised them the ANNOYED old" for him. n he fniin1 dishca ar,d Dad said thcy cculd DEAR ANNOYED: I augei himself a girl his daughter's have the desk, that you learn bow to say no and age and traded me in for her. law that it is harmful to The other day, a sister-in-law smile at the same time. Somehow l survived the blow, child, but he says it won't hurt but listen to this: Yesterday he the boy, and he continues to ignore me. plionci and these were I ha ve seen th at baby take exact words, "Honey, If I sent Marcia (his young wife) o, two, three and four sips of a VAINItlY FAIR • would you please give her some martini. Everyone Laughs and cooking lessons? She's a great makes him think it's cute, sohe . is encouraged to take more. S I Ag kid, but she never lear ned h m ( ;()%%- I]-. - - Is it p.sible for a child to to cook." , - " 1)1 , become an alco ho lic this way? I was so shock ed at his colossal nerve I didn't know Or will he (as my son-in-law • i . .4'.' what to say, so after a long says) develop a tolerance for . pause I said, "I'll think about it it? • (aftaii. "'7 NEW JERSEY , • and let you know." S DEAR NEW JERSEY: Th e (. 'tunit' Jewrin Abby, the last thing l want to ' do is give this girl cooking possibility of developing a At lessons. Am I wrong? How "taste" for alcohol Is greater should I handle this hot potato? than developing a tolerance for () fI) - \ I) i:it \ L it. Your inn-In-law must hav e • NUMBER J 1!. .. DEAR ONE: With asbestos onion soup for brains. our (.Iiri-.ima Gift ¶. ", DEAR ABBY: My husband's mittens. Tell your husband tit IIraIIlIIart('r' 4 you've thought it over and parents died nine years ago, 1 and we inherited the family decided to let him eat crow, DEAR ABBY: I have a 2- home, The other children were I.7?I:F (;IFT 11 4? .11 1 year-old grandson about whom given various items by the will, I am worried. His father gives and we thought everythi ng was him "sips"ofamartini, beer or fairly divided since no one anything he happens to be . mm 4 . -_ ' _____ 1. VERMONT [YA} - flIgi (11S .11 - -, -_ _~# ... _. ,. " A 72.79 Black & Decker SHRUB TRIMMER Repr) SCOT I The $7 rctiii1 th* the wngni, In the futge, alioIv the drcuIt court c1erktoaeáb&ls for Usnedepoaa It also advisef (he c'w'wAiu4n to seek the advk* 14 the p'-. = N wr*ld be gtld by lit bank in que Wt 4 Ltr t* f4 L U.k. the of Vander wmdd in fad be entt 10 &aw bflereat . - 8104 13" Single Edge 21.95 ve to murr 14 b*l oWclals fran the Maffland bunk UthUI LLcft graiii JWVI&. Alftuo the ii lMlnea In crsinec1 with trind 01 (I'M m7, it ash "It Id * CGm17 waa p,iws4ed In ftv' vi a prcsl, rWr ewatfon 14 zncw umaler, Utt toter • ;: ; - -- 205E.FIRST ST. .DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.0204 :-oc I_ wd loop carpet. 100% CF n4on. R*ibt backed m 17 wicnM for aay do-uraei A • .. r -. IIIIIIZ111111 EACH - HIGHLAND BOUQUET 99 so. YO, V - - --- CARPET Ow moon ard," but umly 01&Ib in 14 CETA told Irepert - that lit nry iIouW rth In a kaJ ..- 88 N'1 .&TOTTVS' • •. I - - : i,.* Rep *. (k;r I A brMly panerrbed 1erufe'. Have Disagreement - • Open 9 to Nightly Sat 9IoS'30 £ A4d a tath of 1uzWY to y.t horns with scenes of Curly Sark, 0 Tom", StaIIóis, Ary S... Aor or Aratius Locornodvas. Each k(fr4.rgsix 12i 12tM KITCHEN FAUCET (C.ded Frs •--_ •• MIRROR TILE KIT Rep. Pre (ea i .- JVIJlIJ - - GIFT WRAPPED FREE I IZOVAL - YOUR SELECTIONS CHEERFULLY II r - LLL _____ A. WIlliams Jr.. Judge Ut robe that led to Ut in- dw ; i ______________ PPas 1~. -1.w, <,. ~ ;,I~il, p.%TROL - . I39 - kor 1V* - [3i..c 13*w ~ I .r.,.:- -j CO'PVt sWd Utt ezhvnb'sta ditmit J j4 tee i,iV,D7D -ic" - ' - TWiN PAX n the $ cmt order, Herring baa denied that tonedleaiywayo r 4 M+1 today b,Cfc1J.dg, p4 __ , , i w' cwww -- !, •'. family. A an ___ Lk4 ' -. State . ,V 14-I --.~.,;& -_fft-1-1:.-1 I I1~ I V. I I ) ON'__'. tha - • Boots for the entire Washerless Single Handle 4"-,-- . - aytime...uate time at home sports... ,4t,oncxlq'so 467r _______ fit - •'.,ç--r ' . - !•;•- - i i'-". --'- •.;•_-,,- A Christmas tree lighting ceremony will be held in Secret Lake Park, Casselberry en Sunday at 7:30 p.m. sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of Casselberry. Children are invited to bring an ornament for the community tree. Santa Claus will arrive on a fire truck with treats for all. There will be Christmas crnlIn' and a twnfirp • -- - for every occasion... $Z5 blt1$ tt arp'poweredtooIgc,toy ___ I Shoes for men, women, girls and boys! Shoes O-2.D Twin Pack "D" SIZE BATTERI ES thge tt tbee wffe couty go'omeu pc.t* zzes 'u vi the 5iii4c g . to (.A and a Ut ct7 - pctXt of Fre'rmai as is bey Cw1y Aflwney ar4 a a W7 tbe. reIIIted to a a dar t ad Ut k&h4 vi Ut lad deal Ckt YuiaYa athikm Tbe 34. alm acep . 4• • .. _4 .0 VwW Ws When Jodge Cowat sealed v1 APCac ------.--___ YY -- - - ________ __________ ' •I ''i ,4 f% -• I:;-i,-.1.a.-' - -- • - 1-1 - r. . ,' - -• - wiatk.w*J and Bat*away riI I EACH ___ .:- • . - HOES __ :, - .-- - 099 be ftida wery Utad4 vi PdAkky,or _A tt the puc tue a p. Bury SawBinfud bed pwtt, wi4 de1 to ud to Ut Lm* nd ad __ at The fith 1 va op Lm iae at Ut kedict agz ?rm' - 5 _,.,,, ~' _=:~-~_ 11 Z _., -01,- . _~~V"% -__,__ J&. `0 , ~', _~ . ,j .;if.-_ *_ 1 Ut w'ty - i YOU r - __ - - To Light Christmas Tree -- - I I / ~ !i I Reg A**!**-) 7299 . ad f ca. .ecte. anb era*47 __________ a I r ad deathbed ad ___ *jty I Wkiv 4IJL ,4$ ,, - 7*e! W rwArad o - W . DRILL ille w k.c*nj facts aDd dragai fUTtMu ad '"4 * _________ ______________ on •:I I - :.. f0 r a n nyone one Christmas list - 3/8 - J a Hughes, By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - . 'T First Wife Won't Teach Second 9 99 1 7104 - -S. OaUr of base pare. l aw vi ____ 4V-W. Report _____ - Casselberry Community . '- DearAbby 2199 ' PrI, I V* iáa.-•- , -. sr Oil or ' iACH 'exts f - sing said, "They are so 3UW. mom D ?t 1A ---I-- ~ - ---- 74_s - - ir4 Sxa0 alea 'C-c .d F - _______ - BIT SHARPENER • / .•• EACH EACH vv propagwAla. ran= rt _-.. 1 L. -' - • BzD -- _~_ ~&A 99 wi Judge's 4-___•__._______.__ --.--- ,IIW,WI Vt. V :J!41 gi fts to some 60 persons at- bellished wi th jewels. Frank Marianne and the children will ff R tending the holiday fete. Mebane stole the gentlemens' make their home in Sanford. •. •. -• It just happened to be Myrtle fashion scene, wearing holiday w. The Stricklands' other Gradlck's birthday, so the was red pants, red shirt, white tie daughter, Frances Lowden and -. •• _ .- -- -- honored at the party. and a red and white striped her daughter, Mead, were Among those assisting the jacket. photographed in the Spring hosts, particularly with the when Frances entertained her Myrtle Gradick (center), Is eongratuliited on her birthday by hosts Jean and Bill Norris at the K.P. detail, were Peggy Hatparents at Buena Vista on Democratic Women's Club of Seminole County Annual Christmas party (Herald Photo by Doris taway, Anna Mae Wells and Attired in Christmas cran- Mother's Day Dietrich) Mary Blair. berry guwns, the melodious A living color photo of voices of the Central Florida Frances and Mead appears on Cathy and Jim Stowell en- young friends of the honoree, their home state, Pennsylvania. A modern Christmas motif Chorale drifted through "The page 72 of the December ssue tertained her son, Terry They visited relatives and was carried out at the Mayfair Forest" Friday night when they of "Southern Living," in an Christiansen, at a birthday of Mabel and Pete Duggan took friends and were entertained at home Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth performed under the auspices article relative to Buena Vista. party Saturday night at their to the road, via Auto-Train, for festivities surrounding the (Annette) Wing Saturday night of Lake Mary Woman's Club. Idyliwilcie home. Guests were an early winter vacation in holiday season. when they entertained at a The event attracted a lull cocktail-buffet dinner party. house to enjoy some of the Glittering decorations, Favorite tunes the group sang complementing the home 18" Single Blade ;( ROTARY MOWER 95 U.S May Leave Confab - -- was superb. Bill portrayed wearing a flowing Christmas -: wdci. lY 95 17 009ftJ7re 27 _W I ft- Awe lee. I N Ii- rU ----r ArZ .-rt3r fw anm ~~ , _ 82054016 Power-Pka Cordlen GRASS SHEAR .A%.- _. - . EACH ~Ii AfW I if tT k 6 1 ;r ;~ _ ~ - time wu a (tiezi a frM se at JqLa. 't • -- - z'.• ----- :- • - 2W MMUMNtin Phu inowtsefti. dd canhisw ty. Mwealeld by tT.Z.. DIFTRI C Coorrespondent r 13111 Norris for the annual professional. We are very Christmas party of Democratic happy over the turnout and (eel Women's Club of Seminole decor, were featured that it was most successful." County, their spouses and throughout the home and on the guests who Included the candlelit patio where the Minnleand Rupert Strickland County Democratic Executive throngs gathered to eat, drink are on cloud nine these days. Committee, and be mercy. The bountiful Their daughter and family, Jean and Bill,wh$ehobbyjs buffet featured a tempting Major (USAF) and Mrs. growing plants, arranged variety of divine cuisine. Wi nston J. (Marianne) Barr beautiful decorations, featuring The dessert table In the and children, Rebecca Anne, 9, live ar t istic creations, including di ning room was highlighted and John, 7, are arriving this a Scotch pine Christmas tree with a bowl of party pink punch week from New Mexico. This Mat nearly reach ed the cei ling, to match the white Christmas will mark the first time the ( Each member prepared her tree, adorned with pink or- family has visited Sanford In culinary specialty for the naments, In the living room three years dinner, and the Christm as least Annette !-reeted the guests Winston will be leaving for a balmy *y ape e C4100M w Hava, C40ft re- last summer when they toured ciard, ad alzo a mcdic, o Chrlstmasmusjc. Proceeds will benefit the Little Red Schoolhouse, -a- was in full focus at Idyllwilde home of Jean and - ~* ,_!,~~ . "-( - em C - WOMEN it" - %I Around Sanford % ~ I & Castro Blasts CIA Agczs5nton And In - Scotttj's UAs MwVU uam . .. - - __. : __ - - - '*it I - I ('P 11) (5 '- ' " LedW fibn -3... tWi - iii - �- 60 1A - - -- - - -- 28-Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thuridi Dec. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - St s udent 9099 The __ Men's ~>A I 4e 99 eisure 11(4k 4- I .. _________________ Sul .. - • •- ,,i . "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play It and sou like an entire band. Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. Anyone can play it with a few minutes practice An enthusiastic starvq combines a sweet voice with Mortimer. Jim Covington and ovation greeted Seminole llivh vivacious acting: Lefly Gregory a3 the fatherl, School students Wednesday Anthony Sutton, recently andEsterEdelbergasthemute In night following their operil Perg ave performance of the The second and final show comedy "The Fantasticks" in Iorrnance, doubling as both narratorand El Gallo. What his will be Friday night at 7:00 the school auditorium. voice lacks in range he makes p.m., admittance $1.00. One Impressive was the relaxed, up for ith a confident and word ofcauflon..... be sure toget fudIiveryofBryan lively a mat right up front as the who plays the young hero, MaU favorable impact of th e Ills leading lady, Vicky 17home and Clifford Cauthen as voices Is diminished with Lambert playing Lulsa, the doddering old henry and distance from the stage. A pant, t V_ Xi I I Men's leather slipper. Reg. 9.99. Cushion insole ancictishionerpcoIe riectlone or maple. Sizes . M 6-12, MeIAG-SONIC 'Fan tas ti"ck' Show _ irPg%nng%%ff orrn 1 - v U Thursday, Dec. 1$, )flS-38 IIIfl WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA . ON rC)MPAPAR1 MERCHANDISE ID F ROM $58950 Or The Difference in Your Purchase Price R.fund.d. WITH TERMS BOB BALL'SPIANO & ORGAN SALES PH. 322.2255 301 WEST FIRST ST. L " I J _________ 7 ____ . -, 444derneath Men's corduroy slipper Moc-toe, acrylic pile lining, cushion crepe sole. Brown or green, Sizes 6 to 12, 13, ristmas 7 4.99 JCPenney dress s la ck of woven texturized stretch polyester for - - - ., - FOR SALE and _______________ Some men start "lathering" It's giving the indication of their early these days — in the baby a bath, changing diapers family unit." home, whether delivery room. or Just enjoying the baby at According tu Dr. T. Berry fu5sy times," Dr. Brazelton tuild Brazelton, Director of Child the Institute, "not only Development Unit at the strengthens P marriage but is Children's Hospital In Boston. very important to the family's - Women's slinnar Men's Acrylic p'ie scuff with tip dyed cull. In light blue, pink. woocihue or green. Sizes 4 to 10. ,, ' " . - 2750 Sesame Street -- - ---.-- - .. dress shitis, __ 3999 N . r £.. -" W r . - Sale patterned bottom. Nylon/tricot. Sizes S,M,L. e . 0 — - Wome — - r (II. TGALLERYWJ ll1 ' 7.99 Au all - edgingham ' ' ' . . . .. Men's T, shirts and eggs, one at a time, well after each I Polyester and So pct. cotton. 3 1or j gig A JPC FAMOUS MER - \\ ' I I - Sizes 8 18 2989 ___________ t - $30 PANTSUITS / ' I t ,,--.L) $64 PANTSUITS 6v50 .. L'y 3788 i --------------- --- - --- ç)) V H "ChristmasExcitement, Capp's I -1 im -' - - - I dates (about) In a mixing bowl stir together corn syrup vanilla almond extract and salt. Stir In milk _',%_• - -- --,. Add confectioners sugar, mix well. Mix thoroughly with almond paste. Form dough into round , ith a paring knife, - lengthwise date. Stuff date with about 1 teaspoon marzipan. Press a nut in center of marzipan stuffed dates or, using a sharp knife, press blade of knife on mar. zi n to form crisser pattern Makes 55 to 60 stuffed dates. Sizes 8 18 color combinations. Sizes 30-42. - LKC,B1ue-W?ilBfmft r' .-- , - tJJ 'LL1Jfj1 ii 788 (I ' L 36 DRESSES Si 5 AMP '171 9 PM Co. - $36 Open Christma,S Eve $12 Suns Tit 9 PM I - - SKIRT SETS • :\ I j \ j - _____ -----.-- . -----'------- i" r' -----..-.- -- - " r r-'-• 2 "*r ' PLAZA rrr rI.MIM 2)aa- 180 r..nu' _,R! YEAR ROUNDER r - FASHION FIVER" BY Irk --- 1.4 tsp. garlic snit l Up. pepper Cut eggs in half lengthwise; rffnove yolks; mash. Stir in Th ert's nothing ordinary about him. So why not make your gift somethl 9 special? ham, celery, mayonnaise, salt, A blazer type 100 pct polyester suit basic eoektailuuceor scallop mktafl sauce Cut large scallops In half. Put one lettuce leaf in each cocktail glass. Add one-third cup shredded lettuce. Place sallii on top. Cover with cocktail sauce. Serves six. 1988 0/0 / TO -- 'CHARGE 11" at Sanford' PIM . -Yo Penneys. Open hlon.-Sat. 100.m. to 4opm. Open Sunday 12:30 eggs 2 11 cant deviled ham 2 cup finely diced celery 4 tbs. mayonnaise SCAliCOCKTAIL 4 lb. cooked scallops 6 lettuce leaves Z cups shredded lettuce PIP"" Open Christmas Eve 12 hard cooked Yields 24 appeUzm $18 BLOUSES Versatile 1%" feather edge reversible bell is a genuine classic. In top grain cow-hide and top rom - - lei 1 pound pitted ''i. - _- OWE - --'- - _J M. w hites w it h this mixture. Chill. - Men's reversible belt merryChristmas JJlJI1ll $50 PANTSUITS Gill boxed bikinis, threetoabox Pick print% lace trims or hiphi'ger' Pretty colors, S, M, L. _____ 4 F irst t ford If foli slowly, stirring, until mixture is thick. Chill. Yields 14 cups. Sites 8 18 I \ 47 159 - iivarft IN= 040 I cup sugar I tsp. flour I beaten egg tbs.lemon Juice cup pineapple juice $76 PANTSUITS 50 Pct. Srun&ebial - liii!!, PANTSUITS -Til - - Boys Sizes Infant through I Girls Sizes Infant through 14 lii' FRUIT SAI[AD TOPPil sides. Spoon cfleese mixture icup almond paste - II ' - 3 tablespoons light Stir in ... I tablespoon milk and corn syrup I teaspoon Vanilla. Add dry ill teaspoon vanilla ingredients; blend well. lill teaspoon almonds Turn.. . Into 10 inch piepan, at extract le3st 2 in. deep, or 9x9 inch pan, Dash salt greased and floured on bottom. I tablespoon milk Spread buatter over bottom and Ill cups sifted sides, spreading thinner on ronfectioneri sugar GREAT HOLIDAY Shoulder and hand styles *Tan or brick tones. ' Chad is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. ;-~-4;-1:. Inv Crawford of Sanford. over batter. Bake... degrees for 4t1 (. . lcup8 05. pkg.) minutes. Spread with (ream cheese with two-thirds ping. Bake 5 mm. Cook. Cover cup sugar and chill 4 hours Add... ' cup sour cream and 1 SO VIt(HFAM asn Vanil la TOPPING aten eggs, Combine I cup O neat a time, beat well and set cream 2 tablespoon s u5l ,I teaspoon Vanilla Serves 11 Sift together. . 1 cup sifted will love this different flour, 1 teaspoon double-acting baking powder, ii teaspoon Wt dessert! Cream . . . t-j cup butter. Gradually add two-thirds cup MARZIPAN STUFFED sugar, creaming well. DATES be e Genuine leather. - - It Is completely machine washable and permanent press. for fathers as It's time to buy Christmas weli as greater participation by men in forums where nude toys -but carefully. permit unwrapping of toy"s for roles and resnonsiblilties as While most toys you will see irwp.'ihn sharing" or "single" parents at Christmas time are safe, As soon as you get the toy ire discussed And, in at least there are always exceptions, home ou can avoid disapone large city, men, married Here are some suggestions for polntments later by checking to an single, participate in parents who are playing Santa see that all the parts are there surrogate-fa ther courses given for yo ungsters this sear. and In working condition When shopping, stay away, If to those who wish to take care of Pass up toys which are chlldrcnby day in their homes. possible, from toys you can't shoddily-designed. , . -. " Chad Crawford, models a sharp 3-piece Health Tex boy outfit. P and vest ____________ future as a . F. - -- - •1 --' (-AKE'N LIll.E.SE CAKE PRIZE n's -- I Serve Sweet n Savory selection of his awater er co Iors available now. _____ Women's baby dolls. Sale prices effective thru Sun., Dec. 21. 41_ During Holidays for Christmas John Yeackle has a fine ii L_.. Reg. $4. Sleeveless style with stretch lace top, nylon tricot bottom and knitted bikini pants. Assorted patterns. S,M,L - .. , ne spirit that has propeIled nien in increasing numberi pardcipate in the care of theior infant children has In recent An Original Painting — Sal 3 2 - - . Why Not? ° Reg. $5. Assorted stretch top styles with solid or 1FI From JOHN Y (AC kit Women's long gown -' '1 with parenting n sdress st'ilr-t in crisp p0 yester- cotton broadcloth Lnn g point collar and Ion sleeves.Light and dar1?c tone solid s n sizes 14' to 17 ___ Ja. growing i nterest American men natal care and assist the ir "Sharing their are taking in al1l phases of "Fantasticks" cast Includes Itop, from left) Jim C4)vinwtnn. wivpq at rhilAhlrth 'n par entnooa. Harden, Vicky Lambert, Anthony Sutton, Ester Edelberg and (f ront, f ro m kit) Kelly Gregory, definitely on the in crease, Brazelton Ieve, "g1 morn fathers Clifford Cauthen and Kent Thorne. Not only are reports the Institute of Life credence to the couple's mutual Insurance, sense of responsibility for each assisting their wives in baby "A father's decision to help In other and the new baby. The care, but some men are even . the care of a new infant at supportiveness is an important taking time from their jobs these days to play a more active role In raising their " I ere is a grow g au ence or jpJ - $ ______ Choose With Care When Buying Toys Our buy of the season leisure suit. Easycare polyester double-knit that takes day tn and day out wear Styled in a t stitch with fashionable unlined and slacks Cont r ast accent In a variety of Man-Mate- colors. Add a touch of reality to your little boys make believe games with fflsown C suit under the tree this Christmas . - -- ' -.--. __ - Dads Serious About Fathering - -- - ., Vince nt) Marshmallow soft vinyl uppers, soft ! tt - - .-- out _________ - - - " A . Women's vinyl slippers. I . -i- ;-_ Members of Lake Mary Garden Club have eenhudy potting pint sized gard e for sale during th e holiday season. Pictured with their attractive array of saucer gardens are (from left) Becky Donaldson, Mildred Donaldson Lois Pugh at their stall side Lake Mary Post Office, Saturday. (Herald Photo by Tom GARDENS In nay , brown green, blue oyster or rust. Sizes 30-42. - --- comfort and good looks . J • ,. .. .• --..-. _ .,.'... ,. 4-. '1 ' M0,FLORIDA \ I . ---- i 'r . -- DISCOVER AMERICA change-of-pace chleck plus 2 co. ordinated belts. Perfect for business Lnd pleasure. $125.00. A only $12• If yo Wre not sure of his Size ...we suggest Or the ''' IniOIiv&ycoovs, only ' j ' The Spoder a Capps gift certificate FREE GIFT WRAP MEN' S 2OW FIRST ST. - DOWNTOWN SANFORD _ �Mr In. - .- r. . ,,. - '-- - -- •--' -- i- ' - " '- ' - ---- -- -_ ' -' '- '-T -.- - -. - -- - - -i - - - '•-' - - - - - - - - - "-- t' - __ 4.rnfg H,riIC. SaIfOrd. Ft. • Thwidav Dtc. 0 073 *V BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker KIFCA4~ / 3: T1OL1T ,4E SCEAr, - of I .%% ( IL I" ?raOij$ In School L Oi_. N 0;v*E9 L) fly' flERNICE flEDEOSUt4 39 1UI.d Wth 9 Er0sh lab) 49 Compouna 12 SWAd on epw ff%MC S3 Hostoliq 1112WOOstiOn S4 F1.9pit of I" 13 Rang* 56 Decompose, 14 Cow 6 cac 57 Labor IS Done in -n J,i meauge stenography Li.W-01 YE 61 Chinese! Il 21 by Art Sansoin ___ ET PEVX7 1 A MOW IM) 3S List mPI1 114E *E ET,ai,.. I \,TttTETPc's... ..- OH... A I I % CE Irt:AU VIMA... rT. Ak'%O-ir- CIM ctwaci, 43 Students, trials 45 Fo.4atw 47 S*M*s son 184b) 48 Groo pobw 50 Anc,ont Irish C.. ti rrrr 13 - 1 5 6 17 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS lrrs W HAT SABOTAGE' TME FACULTY 15 US;NCi THE - by Larry Lewis - -- - ________________ PC C69STIN6 THEIR NOTICE 50 IT VERS A STRATEGIC PART HAVE DI FtTj EST 0; 25- 28 FACU LTY oFWBULLETIN I 29 35 ç NOTICE 1 - r '- BULL Jr L BY PRESIDENT BLWMER 50 51 ~8 BUNNY -,---- WIN by Stoffel & Heinulphl t .1's *I ;isavw M-C IOU - JI - - AT 0 By Lawrence E. Lamb, BLONDIE .ö ó C NOWTAXEALOOK AT YOURSELF TRYONONEOF 7`04M NEW SAAAM kATS . r '----- - _ - - -- Pk i LJ PRISCILLA'S POP bV Al THERE' THAT \ I TAkCES CARE OF I / row" ALL EXCEP1' OtR') SON-IN.LAW. •rtn.r 4 e, . %.tILI DEAR READER -I'm not Wre that I can accept "our statement as a fact. Getting these days is very complicated, because the number of applicants far outnumbers the 1â S ream here is obvious. The college enrollments have in. creacd many fold past 20 years, and the sizeand capacity .,f nearly as much. The end OUFZ number of qualified _. result is many times the applicants for medical schomol n there used to be. I i QN1 a U - . - ARCHIE by Bob Montana F0* I*Lt HAVE IF IrS AR9 VM FAMILIAR THING WITH t LIKE HASH, I AM SEARMAISE, POTAT AU FRIT (, ! 0 _ T041 W/M rm*rif , CA YES .4-VO AMICW COLA_. CRABLIS ? ai - cancer with tunity to live five years. medicin AND ERNEST by Bob Thalvo .4 12-10 -- mr -M 4 , .----------- - Cft ___ ______ AQ12 Both vulomble Lamb C" Nor* East S"th __________________ mation on diatk~tes can send in 50 cents for The Health Letter. number 3-10. Diabetes James J"y Even SO,& number o(pwple with o b vi ous medical harAcaps have co pleted medical school succeufuilyand beenout.stan 01nd docIms. So. Uwe is no black or white answer to your stamped self-addressed Aft- - TUMBLEWEEDS X _-__ - rULAKOID COLOR FIL IF 1 . VALUE 1499 3: - ii's M LIST TWO PAK 848 _ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES AVOCADO 8 '_' ' - • I\4 11 # speedy touc h-ups, Model 199 - - No stick costing 0 Theimostatic host conIto 21.9S 0 Svwivtl cord • AutomaIIc curl r.I.awclip . - B WINDSOR Traailps.. £nySPys.Crn Memo C.4,k,,e . Key w" Carr of Misr" Code. I swis" Speaker. - BatterV lack4ed. - 44.50 VAL UE Model 94-2 Ø VSAL. _ WALKIE TALKI GOLD- AVOCADO-WHITE WITH TIMER-BLEND CONTROL ps, zipp4tv flipi and 1695 999 - VAL 2499 LITONIC 2230 5.99-3." CALCULATOR i AGGRAVATION 4.992.99 ' 11011111111 5.99-3-99 LADY VANITY 5% QUART UAI8 'LE8 by Gilletto -- 4. ALL MODELS OOT SSQ RRY COOKER- FOR FASTER DRYING 25%OFF 9 2 SETTING POSITIONS 5 77 0 5 STYLING ArTACHMENTS 17 .-.- = AAA OPEN in? C's 0 NOW 650 WATTS TZZ!-) ri YR. UNCONO GUARANTEE FRYER HAIRSTYLING SYSTEM 1 16.9S VAL. 00 • 1000 WATT • GLASSS JAR • Steam on demand : - TOOTHBRUSH .I WARING DELUXE 14 SPEED BLENDER Model or esto 6.49-4.29 - VAL.- '"j-' CU -. - 00 e GOLD AS SEEN ON TV - CORDLESS Polypropylene to Protect Coffee Hover. Colars are porm~ ... Id. it cIp 0 FLAME ('DA7If 14.99-9.88 TOSS ACROSS (9 4- 8 Cup Coffee-Maker 1 -- TOYS -- - 7 ' 099 U E 139 MAGICUBES 1695 ____ I .. - . AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC s JUMBO ROLLERS FOR S-MIN. ROLL-UP GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 ""POLY PERK" CLAIROL SET TO GO TRAVELING HAIR SETTER 2999 C 999 suN D 4- SCIENTIFIC 2260 LIST MPNVA10 by Mead J nson is No a product and can be found in many stores nationwide If WX _____ : IT'S CHRISTMAS!! -- smcesuch iteinsdoeztst You I can usually find them in the baby food wtim of a store. If TIMEX 33 COLORFUL -- you cant ask your store manager to start stocking slach products- .1 994 FT r ' 'A"WA tV o's Dq TINSEL GARLAND r~ ' $' 3'x15 FT ASST. COLORS ; 1000 STRANDS 399 PKG. OF 5's CHARLIE 2'aOZ SPRAY 0.50 RETAIL MITY WALLETS FINE LEATHER* MANY 481; FEMME JOVAN SPRAY qu RETAIL 14*k - RETAIL OFF jjv 0 REG. RETAIL 0 PRICES CANOE 2 OZ. SPRAY RETAIL --- I T__1 AMBUSH STYLES OUTDOOR C oz u FAMOUS NAMES ; 17 TABU COTY CHANTILLY 21 2 - 22 C 4r Reg. Retail Prices STRAND ET JLP OFF %% ICICLES au, fit 99 SPARKLING 600 4 Sam,swr- 199 SOLIGHT by Garry Trudeau ALL DISCOUNTED 119 v 7 12. A".i S her friends home?" 000NES&jfly ' , :1 PAK L LIGHTS VV`Stil; i i FRAGRANCE SAVINGS WATCHES MEN'S & WOMEN'S from 911 TO 8991 INDOOR-OUTDOOR C-7 1/2 MOM - r IWS SCRABBLE PJTC4P,'T )t)i MW --- 17.95 VA L. of wt drw~ t Dthr - WI' I )cjei a K 5 S - by T. K. Ryon LIST KODAK C1 10-20 139 COLOR FILM $2 LIST _______ -L14LA_-'_____ ____ WITH BUILT-IN LIGHT Is COMPIN10 M&"*fi( lid - MONOPOLY Those wM want frore iniff- stitute. - 1.60 1AW %ijum to[ FOR ALL POCKET CAMERAS by Dick Tume, ,.- POW r PWCO Call 0 8POrs4i handle Wait ~ratti cass aim *W81'" 09 COLOR FILM .4 est o spades Hamlet ducked but MODERN send Si to 'Win • had to win the spade continua- at Bridge," C/& this lion. Then he soliloquized. newspa per, P.O. Box 489 "To gamble. or not to gamble. Radio City Station. Now York, Ah. tberT's the rub. For N Y. 10019) some coconut oil J tj$ not find any sort of powder, for easy cleafllrq. LADIES SHAVER rierfed foi laoit, jwnetratin; ci,loririj I laAt --1 The finesm was not as much a gamble as it might have oeen west s DIII bad malted him with a lot of high cards and he was ffwre likely than not to hold the king of diamonds. CARNIVAL UGo 999 LADY SUNSEA 0. 54i WOODTORE SERIES WHITE, AVOCADO p4 4 VAL. diamonds. ne finew worked three notn, he had partner S us there might well be a siam. great faith in Hamlet. DEAR DR. LAIMB - In a recent column you mentioned using a product made for babies who cannot tolerate natural milk. You suggested that it could be used by anyone as a substitute for cream. cmCentfate. just as canned milk. It can be dilutA to um as n-dik or used ESSIONAL FESI WITH ,7 / 39.99 Wrist Strop "uhhei .& K N IFESHARP EN ER mIllhazn Magicube Exte"Jer of heirts, overtook with his 1I.DELUXE AUTOMATIC. CAN OPENER POCKETMMATIC WCAMERA OUTFIT I ' UAIDI'IDVCDC ELECTRIC KEYSTONE 101 tins South, knew he "Id R"'Id answer is that it was ae passed the Ir ki: diamond opening, but people SOund. He d 10 tendtbid in th lastrr Own. but a forcing two-bid Similarly, Ophella didn't Opening would have been far better. In spite of his have to jump all envelope for mailing. Just requat to care Of this newspaper, P.O. Boa 1,51, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. - 9; The Sweet Castle Elsinore Hamlet sit was correct his ..rtner had Sickness, witb a long, 1 SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 12.22 THE NEW AQJAIS - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPO ERRORS. Kodak 110 Color Film It was the last rubber at 'e. HOURS DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 10-7 PHONE 323-5702 p A California reader wants to know if his opening bid of four bearts holding: • -•- HWY. 17-92 at 27th ST. - SANFORD P K Opaung lead 12.99 'VAL G 'R Pan mmi A 99 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Elsinore. flr • I - . II whether 'tis better to suffer a Also the practice of another store. I do not wish to encourage th.,use of milk substitutes that contain lots of far more than most people coconut oil. 71xse products seern to realize'puts 7ft average contain far more saturated f2t doct" cmnmdIn vi to 80 hours a week at a minimum. The physical One of the brpnds that uses starnim to do this requires a soybeans as a base is what I bealth. There are few. If any. other occupations or pro(euons that require FRANK K 10 V A 103 It is true that 3 selection committee might weigh a significant health factor in I have terms of the adv&sabdityo(usstore I It carries thr" brands i4g one of the spaces a vailible of canned prWwts supposed for a given appUcant. To ilto be for babies and upon lustrate the point. there w ould reading th e beI1flnd not be uc ninsekc t il n an otherwise well- everyone of them contains ul'iid student 6101 vi 76!14 '7"! SA"IN SON a"A]~1 10NAL - - latter." 4962 - t5t4'T IT ENOUGH THAT WE -_-_--_-'. a M.D. VIU,7.. do shesitate to ewoll students seeking admitUwe if they have a history of diabetes? I am so at a Im to know why. . SUQE, X VOU WANTM TO SCARE OF-9 A $4. -*-, LCCN< C-REAT? ~k~k, - D0r=9y-rTjiAT • K Q J 17 4 VQ9a I FITNESS GYM GIFTSP* HOME V FAMILY * Pocket-Matic Camera A 9 64 THE PORTABLE EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT BARGAINS AT slings and arrows of out. rageous fortune and risk a cal Policies Noted INSECONDS SAFETY GRILL . TIP-OVER SWITCH TROPIC-AIR R AIR KING 1 R _ OSWALD and JAMES i SIRINU ~j FOR MEN & WOMEN READYTOUSE e •flhIfl TATC (UACCIC 1PiIJ'JI1 )ULILJ )IMIL - BRIDGE NORTH (D) HEATER BODY EXERCISER - ELECTRIC BATTERIES Avoid situations today where enterprising and eager to the oppositiorl has the ad- enhance your income. Stay in Antage going in. Hold back a familiar areas in order to - 47 IL 114S (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) year that will make LIBRA 42 'I 1% 99 Wait until your position Is mare The.re will be soffit unusual stable. circumstances this coming A ELECTRIC 19o95 LIST MANUFACTURERS PRODUCTION OVERRUNI web& make you wealthy overnight. VERIGO (Aug. IMept. 22) Pliky everything close to the Advance planning is fine, but vest. You'll survive. YOUR BIRTHDAY this [srt ibe wneto lay out ~30 31 ----- *PORTABLE LOW DISCOUNT PRICES to haunt you today. Don't let There's r pie in the sky or getthem collect y more cob- rich-quick scheme that will - BECOME 2 SPEAKER UNIT 6995 VALUE - 1 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Julu. Don't yo urself o ut wsuanwei today. You can probably handle You attempt to bite off more some difficultIM but not if you than you can chew to"y, have to worry about others. physically and mentally. Yown LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) even Irritate those who try to Matters that should ha ve been pick you up. PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) attended to will be coming back FAN ' 20% OFF OUR ALREADY ' Before auumingnew financial counsel or earned friends obligations at this time, before making any legalrnoves measre with a critical eye that today. If you go on y own which you have to keep solvent, and make a mistake it'll be a 14 I GREAT GIFT IDEA AM/FM RADIO I OFF concentrate on something price. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. creative. GEMNI (May 21-June 20) 19) Seek advice of trusted rrrr rrn- % t 8mTRACK STEREO PLAYER- Sears CAMEEDILPA% spread your resources too thin 21) It's good to be loyal to your today. If you must do something pals, but today you could go to challenge your imagination, elsewhere and get a better 24 Pan o4sp.,th s1 s. 5Foundurn 25B.c&n.mi 520nu,ns CIM 551596-4 26 00cup" 6WPIbwd ---- - 20 is asc*ndw 22 LtAhology 3 Pts 4CIc's (Poet - Rectuft" material 2 SW*d in 29 SOXXII RwAld 3,2 Eveirta" I I I 0piniv 1 ShoOI 27 Per" ççpçj' I oowi 23 Narrow wfti L likely, a wits of exploslom. flisit would involve and possibly TAURUS (April 20. May 20) hurt some friends. Mentally, you're prone to SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. C.' " POLARO L ARMS (March 21-Aprd 19) operste on ymw own tam SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If 14 Your biggest source of A-1 1 wistf-h If%^A from the domestic area. Not today, you could blow 7 State itudled 30 Excismiatort of in h4tory class sort ow 10 UVW cim THE BORN LOSER MIM N 17 Shoshor~ so etirp," ev" I a" ft-&-re A For Friday, December 19, 1975 F:' WIDIE LI ZI lag 41Compass Cont 5*tor Thursday,Dec. 1LO7S-S8 iv Ac*o$s M W EvsnIngHrna1SanfordFL -- HOROSCOPE AR E NC ' to \ LANVIN AR PEG E MY SIN FABERGE HERMAGE CALANDRE ANDMANYOTHERS AT BIG DISCOUNTS _______ �-_-. -- -.- ' .1 -- .:. ______ .-,J.'..A - .-.- r.. -- -- - - - -,,_pr ,i -, 1±=. ___ -. ...,......_- - - -' . ._...,......,.. 1 1 &-Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thnsday. Dec. ii lflS I - TEL E 't ISIO ii LISI"It4G S Legal Notice A i'ID IG I" i S - - - _________________________ Legal Notice _____ CLASSIFIEDADS Notice is hereby given that I am NAME STATUTE gaged in uness at 71? Lake TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Mary Blvd., Lake Mery, Seminole Notice is herby given that tl County, Florida, under the fictitious corporation named below, pursuant named THE MILLER GROUP, and to the "Fi(titidUs Name Statute" that I Intend t' register said name Chapter $6,S0, Florida Statute, will with the Clerk 01 inc Circuit Court, register with the Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County, Florida In ac Court, In and for Seminole COUnty. ordance with the provisions of the Florida, upon receipt of proof of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: publication of this notice, the tic. Section 66309 FlorIda Statutes 1957. titious name, to wit: Orlando -Hoiss Unfurnished _____________ 37-Buness Property - EveningHe,ald,Sanford,Fl.Thursday,Dec.II,)7s_7Ø 41-Houses 51-Household Goods - - - --- .------- - . I or Rent AImot O'W KULP DECORATORS 64-EquipmentforRent traier .in,s Commercial Building bedroom.2 bath. 2 car gar.g, air, 1ult & lamely parli. 409W. 1st St. 372.23)3 I Weekly 3515 IIy I? 92. Sanford Kish Real Esthte Shag CME)t throughout, Self clean 70ff icej attached. Warehouse truck I 831-9993 We Buy Furniture 322 - 2611 [." 373 19311 'LRVICE bEYOND Pent Blue Lusre Electric Carpet oven InSanora. Occupy after Jan. 8.30 height. Large fenced oulsldt.f tn an abOflJofl. (R) Thursdoy "SERVICE BEYOND '' Call 67$ 3094 after 7 p.m 12:30 iiampooer for only SI SO pe.- day. THE CONTRACT AUCTION Storage Central Ii & ctASsjc THEATER Wa'Cr front cottage 4) V)CKJ CARR IN (X*4. THE CONTRACT" CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2) (Len,, TuGS.) JCOPARDY CRAMPED? NEED ROOM? You CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Assume Payments ____________________ Wekiva River FurnIshed 7 EVERY FRIDAY, hAM. PREVIEW Dan Laijenc, ie. CERT RENT PURCHASE PLAN it ifl this S bedroom, 3 bath (J., flit,s, Fri, NOONEvening CaD Close.oufs. NO IMMEDIATE DOWN Singer Zig Bankruptcies bedroom, uti'ities Included, 1160 Modern Clean 3 bedroom homei, zag in cabinti. 3 needle I thru S times 41c a ij) iat FALANA SHV: List your Christmas specials hen home with a POOL. Enclosed y HOURS , b.k) per month Adults Only 377 1170 PAYMENT Jewelry, linen, stereos, all types of W. Garneff White position, twin needle, front lamily room, garage, carpets Geroge 6 thru 25 times where tne shoppers will Boo 3lc a line patio, paneled family room, wet see them 'nwd Shaw, P.4.islc& variety sclaI m a SEARCH FOf . ttv*V 5tIi fIIflt)uuf,V I#'V'.V. j,•;i, V , :U AM. - j:3 P.M r'i.ry (liSy bar Yard professonally land 16 tImes 24c a line STORiNG IT MAkES WAST Reg Re.ii Lteite Brokrr _____________________________ dozen, gross or truck load. High. Pay balance of 571cr 10 payments garden home for $21,900. Designed CLIFI JORDAN, REALTOR scaped. Located in a prt'stiQeOuS Warrefl$ PTOIO$$IOfl _______________________________________ U CARRASCOLENDAS IT)ed ' way 16, Sanford. I', miles easf of to offer you the most In contort and of $1. See at (.1) AU. MY CtLDREN Publith: Dcc. 1, Ii, IS. 26. 1973 whIch the corporation named teIow SATURDAY 9Noon ...,,, PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW 3 Lines Minimum 107W. Commercial .I1 ONT1-EROCKS:Fuerles €Z) DIMENSIONS IN Cu..I 4 at Highway 46 Flea Market livability. Central heat and air, • 1100 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 65-Pets-Supplies Bay-wood Circle3 bedroom, $59,200. J2.)(PAnflJas)PJrX'Jnay DEU.12 Call 3277611 or 53$ is engaged in business in offices Phone 322 1U1 Sanford (behind AuctionGalleries), Phone lURE 307 East Firs?, Downtown SXlMflOthtwshLdW1a*Alwnesa shag carreting, dishwashef, bath. Crank Really, $30606) or (2) (4) (1) 19) (121 NEWS MY'.LTOPS locatedal the follOwing addresses In $00 nn (%%d., Thtts., Fri.) 9279 327 disposal, Continuovs 372 9411 Eve 669 1146 clean oven, devis a evenings, 511.1420, W LOST IN SPACE 7 Month female Vil%la srin riiialty, 0 ABC CAP11ONED NEWS FICTITIOUS NAME one and Seminole Cavity. Florida: DEADLINES 00S F? Shop Sp.sce NOONDAY: bectrooms, arliaily _________________________ 321.0041 dcorator wall piper in kitchen dngconcM potential hunter. $65 WiltiQut 6.3) Notice is hereby given that I am FOR THE DEAF 2505 Semoran Boulevard lOON Maple "The SinoLNe."Guts:,t furnished, wate, furnished, I 3 Bedroom, kitchen equij,pect, $150 and baths, privately fenced patios, _____52-Appliances papers lIt 0153 engaged in business at 1317 373 6371 or 377 6670 2 Winter Park, Florida THE COP ANO THE xio (hid 5)00 mo 371 0066 2' i 700 C1 Noon The Dcj Before PublicQtion -. ._____________________ 76-Auto Parts mo 323 IUI. _____________________________ fly OWNER- 1*0 HOUSt'S- 2611 professional landscaping NO Roi, , oe Bh. Aitamonte Spr. Dr. Allamonte Spr. -'-4 •6 cBSNEWS Comedy serIes starring Labrador 1130 CLOSING COSTS. S PCT. TAX Retrievers, beautiful AKC - .(Dreamwold). and 213 SeminoloCounty. Florlila under the fflsj "T py'g Efficiency apament, utilities in. OSTEEN106 East Altamonte Drive K ENMORE WASHER, parts. champs, 7 wks Chriitm.as. $100 Rfconu,tiond (3attric, 5)7.95 Chaios r*sning as a hard (.1 GErnNovEp CREDIT, FREE MEMBERSHIP $U0 per ('2) t2) TON)GHT SundQy Noon F1d3y Tangerine (Ravenna Park) Both Real Estate fictitious nameof DOLLINGEri EN. cluded. $123 mouth Call BeaiJy Batde" Gu*g: p Attamontt Springs. Florida 3227714 32)1913, week days 6444762 month, SCHUREN REALTY, 5f'l'vice, used ma(hi(tes TO MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB. 9 ABC NEWS eachange REEL'S BODY SHOP. completely renovated 372 7562 (4) MOViE: 'Beau Jarno" TERPRISES, INC D.n.A FERN between 10 am & 2pm, _________________________ ________________________ Buzzi heW st4Ist Carrie MtO fleatlo, MOONEY 222 1)0? APPLIAt4CE32) 0697 15000 PER MONTH TOWARDS 1109 $6nSrw'ct Av thO Loe PARK 700 los Petice Force Bob I*)P0. CYCLE TOWN, That the party interested In said White toy poodl. puppies. Ready for -________________ ___________ Check the Evening Herald Christ. €Z) ELECTRiC COMPANY UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. and that MONTHLY RENTALS Heavy duty United refrigerator I 41-Houses intend 2To'rurw'H to business enterprise Is as follows: _____________________________ ______________________• C1'rlstmas ISO each. Call )fl. 1329 I l957.SlOty(th0Weandt.' mas Gift Guide daily for Christ. TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR 7.756 PCT. INTEREST PATES. 12:55 . AVAIL A OLE freezer bottom freezer hoJd 300 rrgi$tersaidnamewthth,Cierkof Dade Federal Savings ' ______________________ 33-Houses Furnished after 4 p.m. OU1 PhBfl. 4' BEWITCHED mas gift ideas ** YC PMYX JUTTT1y And That'iA Fact! One bedroom, one bath and three 2J t12) NBC NEWS lbs. $195 Ptre 3fl 2177 1)35 1150 Color TV the Circuit Court. Seminole County, -'.-'- - And Loan AssocIation A" 1f'•,wf:kITDA•rir.j 4-Personals S-Lost & Found --__________________________ bedroom models also available. Classified Ads Gets Results J UN UIR, O.fV i- rrncn Uwnr AXC Tiny Toy Yorkie Puppies. QUALITY INN NORTH Florida in accordance with the Of Miami . too 7 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard And Th.'it'sA Fact Tool ') (1 NBC NE SUPfl U FEDBACJ( M. Unsworth Realty ,)A (he 192Cm " perfect for Christmas Phone '373 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN provisiorn of the Fictitious Name I 113R131,L000WOOd By: Alan B. Ives Adulti preferred. 1150 mo. 53-TV- Radio-Stereo MLS REALTORS 1029. Peg Peal Estate Broker 9 t7 900 wiLD 1 0 Statutes, ToWit; Section 163.0$ ARE yOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FOUND-- black and whit, Persian*. CE) MOViE "S0f1 M9h1. As Senior I Real Estate ctoer (4) MIDOAY Security deposit 373 553.1 or %77 cat In Greenbriar section. BOiW 1t $t 2) OE ANIMALS Florida Statutes 1937. 78torcycles Free, 6.44 2027 for "We Care"VicePresident 4AT1ON AMERICI Loriety Mgtt" Uod BrIces, 321-004) 6.670 1 NEWS Someone's nice pet. 3221959. 31AipIes - _________________ 3227643 373 6061 or 323 051? eves "Hotiune," COLOR TV.%ll9Sf,'IONTH S: Ann Dollinger Adults or Teens PublIsh: Nov. 27, Dec..1 fl (4" HAWAII FIVE'O: Daiy 5 )975 12 HEEHAW:Gsts:Jofy1. Sl*$ey .kxes. 1969. Te 66-Horses . - -_ RY&'.(S tioc RENTAL PURCHASE P,.AN -rubnsh. Dec. 11, Il, 20, 1973, Jan.?. DET149 _______________ 1911 MT P'lcnclo Elsinore, 6 mo old. - - __ rycash. LaCosia (T1esMacM'x, andavjsIt. Losf - Ladysgoldsolilairediamond 9 orish&ed RIGHTS TO LAKE USE 4 BR,? 641 1006 1976 _________ ___________ Sanford -Off LakeM4ry I3l'd 34MObi$e Homes FACEDWITHADRINKINO €Z) SCHCDL PROGRAMRAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 excellent condition. 1450. Phone ring, lost Dec. 13 in Sanford, 42-Mbile Homes €Z) INTERCOM 24 IflQrOY&tfaflWyareperedbya bath, W.W. carpet, OW, Cent. H 6 - byt ) kJnoIypooØedij- ngttio For a very Merry Christmas for you DEU.43 2 Bedroom, SI)0ptusdepos, PROBLEM bedroom, 2 bath, with POOL, 372 73)6 Reward. 3231773 alter 6. _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TrIE A, $33,700. deranged yO*h wth a S;4çIy (B STAR TREK Check the Evening Herald Christ CMsns hety5 U 8 and your horse, Shop at Horse 5. _________________________ Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous 634 9054 central air, family room wilh 2 Bedroom turnshCd, IllS month, (B MOViE: (PMfl.) Ledy et EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 15 Yr. FHA FINANCING INVITATION TO BID mas Gift Guide daily for Christ Rider Store, 7151 5. Sanlord Ave. 1971 Honda CL 200, like new; 730 Y !9B$. Can Hetp ° Enc$ancl COleQO fireplace. EXTRA CLEAN. fl '' Adults prtfOrr('rJ Phone 322 4170 WITT REALTY Vengeance." Deris O'Keele. mas gift ideas Nice I Bedroom apt , kitchen _ Notice is hereby glv'n that the CUlT OF THE STATP OF luggage rack. Best offer. Phone GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 7990 CaII42J 4367 'Chik1 Cfll 2 TREASURE HUNT AnumeS(i pct. mtg 5.33,300. Call 6) MCNIE: "Mte Ctwst. ft ABC CAPT1ONEDNEWS P u'ii Peal ijstte Broker 371 o6 eqUipped, air, carpeted, Large 3503 Orlando Drive 322 7539. Mn s. 1957. &1tIh. City of Casselberry of Seminole FLORIDA. IN AND FOR WritePO fbi 171) for terms. 2.fledroommot,iI,liome, 14 HO1LWOOsQu.a,p, tflft$.' Bing Crosby. Dariy FOR THE DEAF Color TV'S from 150. 06W. from 2' -i Year oIdfiIIy for sate 327 2'41 privateyard $105 Adults. 3777296 277 0779 Snnforct. 37) 5700 County, Florkia, will receive sealed SEMINOLE COUNTY. (T) 373 7895 CNNER SAYS SEll. 3771) Sanford, F ird,i FurniShed 4 furnished, SlI0month. • I3ABYS WORLD Care for infants 515 Serv.cr ,!( Kayo 1 )5-1 P4JC.& Oboul 44 6 _____ 1914 Honda CL 700, like new DEnFU. %OfLD . 9 WiDE WOflLD w ridS & rve' Phone 372 ç bids up to 1 30 P M January 5, 197& GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION , Phone '32259)9. ' 'N 'P 1 'f. 1. ' .rJ Stoot" Wno Morris, Jars -.--"--tu.igc' 2 onl P4e,It to new Oriver' TV l"-'. 5 1, ,'''i,. .3 13.4 3 ttedroom. i bithi Luggage rack. Best offer CASE NO. 1S-lS?2•CA-05.B Already set up Between S and 6 p rn Of MAGIC °'Y txXki.C'S tXxt,ng the siring t4ko Connors in tile Casselberry City Hall, fl...:li 57,3 License Bureau 327 Phone 3227539 _______________________ JIM HUNT REALTY INC. with awning sr'd skirting Cheap. Casselberry, Florida, for Am. FIRST NATIONAL INVESTMENT POP1IarItyawV1orro,ort. To bedroom, furn. or urtlumn,, CHRISTMASSHOPPERScheCLthIS CE) LETSMAKEAOEAj. 1230 Phone 373 0)60 110 Exeter Court, PINTO GELDING 1*1(19 Kong. Ably CaThoit, adults preferreo, SeCurity deposit. bulance Professional Liability In. COMPANY OF AMERICA. INC., a 54-Garage Sales Gift Gu:de every day for family :521 P1rk Dr New government program, Child • Merry Christmas 37? 7111 800 (F) WOE %'otori..ycte lnSur.$riCp FLD. tongHarold Hall Realty 0 €L) CLASSIC T}EATER: Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, 13.2 Hands. $125 3735531. 8bra Ret). 1956(Th..ss.) surance. Specifications may be Florida corporation qfl ideas REALTOR care for as low as $7 per weei, it AFTER PIllS BLAIR AGEP4CY (2) BONANZ,1. (A) Sanford. MI fit TOP '371 5771 Plelntiff Phone3736209 "M's. Warren, Prasaon.. obtained at Casselberry City Hall, 95 To All Your 3273991 Flaxey .tJn Jx.ni lMyo you qualIty. 373.1174 2779251 3720646 RUMMAGE SALE- Dishes, tables, CI.. (4) (6) THE WALTONS: A ' Coraioiiestw,jnttgay Lake Triplet Drive, Cassetberry, FrlendsandUeigtibom's. _________________________ Zactwy&xt(Fri.)'i'beQijin Children & adult clothes, real good AQHA Registered quarter horse 1970 Cameron, 40'x12, 3 bedroom, 1 eneva DELTONA BARGAINS- Builder fl0wrt'$intheweaaddetothe 1:00 Florida. TheCityrese'vestherigpit WILBA, INC. etC.. eta,., DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete by Bernard AliinechristmaiGreeting the & clean. Misc, items. Sat., Dec. 20, COtt, I months old, $700 Phone 349 bath, 2½ ton air, gun fype heater. Sddge" Call 3272611 or 1319993 to list your Defendants. mvii sell these) new homes. Were 80-Autos for Sale CSSaS17US 1936 aliLlm lath to accepf or relect any or all b1ds. block, excellent condilion no city 2J (l2 TOMORROW hereon Wednesday, Dec21 Ga rdens 9 til 6. 1116 W. 3rd St., Sanford. 5771 after S p.m. Must be moved. Asking $7,000 and C. Christmas speciöls here Barlu,r, Anne Sancsofl. 1957. NOTICE OF SALE priced from 521.300 -'will sell for atiner's taxes; by owner. 3276620. Bll B. Grler bn 1:30 thaln c brothels Is Uie Invisdo assume payments of $50 per Notice is hereby given that, thousands of dollars less now. 130 Mayor only $2 ________________ AnyCar,. (4) LATE U JOIJFVIEY TO JAPAN (A) month or make of far. Phone 322. Odds & Ends Sale, Thursday, Fri. $139 PER MONTH mean,$ Cl 1. pursuant to a FInal Judgment of ________________________________ 68-Wanted to BUY (2) (1k) DAYSOFQi,JRUVES City of Ctsselberry Sat., Sun., 2113 S. Sanford Ave. çagee 3701 9) BAFV'JEY M1U.ER: A o. 3 Bedroom;, enclosed carport, xu Patio Apaments ACREAGE- Hard to find small No Money Down Foreclosure entered In the abovø 9-Good Things to Eat deI4iter'S genleel respect. _______ Publish: Dec . . 1975 Ca'IBettyorMa•e Typewriter, small appliances, (4] (6) AS fenced $500 down, 30 years, 9 pci acreage at a small price. BuyS or WITH GOOD CREDIT tOCtJonracketgetsastart$nthe 4) PASTORS STUDY styled cause, In the Circuit Cvrt of 32226)1 abdity. DE1 39 STUDIO 1,2, 3 13199$) - ' clothes, baby walker and stroller, APR. 516.950 Før Example Seminole County, I will sell the 10 acres at 57.500 per acre or II (X'*K1 on the basis o a 43-Lots- Acreage 1:50 Late 1 8 2 Bdrm. NAVEL ORANGES misc. BEDROOM sunts CASH 322-4132 1,9) SIRE TSOFSAZ WN(9) LETS MAKE A 1971 Fiit Racer acres •t $7,700 per acre Terms r0peysituumn3mmnotcounty, WILL KITincludes 6lpage at. Fe.' 1 BAGGED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE D.&JLYVI)RD used turfliture, appliances, ' 2 BEDROOM O u. ,. . available 1971 Ouster. 6 Cyl , stand 1995 200 tOtnry't booklet, "What Everyone Indvstr 3 al Property- 2.5 acres on 7802 Fre'nchAve 3fl.372 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida, described as: CaliBart too's. etc Buy I or 1001 items, APARTMENTS i2) GRADY: s¼a1 Esther 2:00 TOWNHOUSES wessçe uie ni,..vv,mj t a 55-Boats & Accessones Larry's Lot 21 and the North 17 f,.t of Lot 1910 Hornet. 6 cyl stand.. 36,000 Should Know About Wills" and 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY Hwy 477 in Longeood. For sale L' SUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mart, 713 Sanford Ave ,' REAL ESTATE (i') 0.Y0E'0'nb0. (LaWandaPage)andhust*j achoc taw pji 20 and the South 16 feet of Lot 22, ____________________________ original miles. 199% WIll Forms, only $3.00. (Free: Navel Oranges, fresh from grove Stemper Realty FLORIDA. owner. 323701), (9) $10000 Pv'RAMID FURNISHED Realtor 4 3fl.74 Wooly (Raii'iors1 Men) ss.s. 9 5 hp Evinrucje motor, less than 10 Blcck 19, SUBURBAN HOMES, Personal Assets Record" and WaShed. 5.193 bvShI. New crop Many otners to choose tram the rght a 17 year old boy harm Probat, No. 7I7CP ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED €D (Wad oriy) CLASSIC U0R UN FURNISHED rir,il F 'r ida'', hours Cost new S1..8O. sell for 1.195 Osteen - 10 acre farm improved, acc'rding to the p?at thereof as Prciin'i. 10 lbs $910 Baggs FROM (Yrse Grsdy (Vivtmap M.tyo) ''C xeutor's Duties") R&R or 6)1 9993 in list your Ti- c pr'cs piSid, used. iSriy ccv'd,tion nIl 377 26)1 QQr 10 500 hrn about t 125 '. Ff'IdQU THEATRE PREViEW 12i ill?, 9 ? 5. Ti l.L: LI.T ING P LAL TOP recorded in Plat Book 5, Pages 60 Market, 25th arid Sanford Ave 372 septic tank, well, barn tic. Only Spec laity Merchandise Cor J 517. ',',':niCr P,irk with a bErttay ctiis*nias par Chico & The Man IN RE: Estate of Christmas specials here. NO SECURITY taäi i 2:30 19195 mencn 1' and 61, Public Records of Seminole $11,300. Terms Broker 531 0171, Portatlon, P.O. Box 2.521, Sanford, IRENE . ROSS. 1505 W. 25th Sf, New 3½ tip Outboard Motor 1Y. 930 .11 7)74, 322 1196, 322 196.1 Deceased County, Florida, Florida 37771. Morning ' (2) (12) THE DOCTORS Jet. Ilfl&477.LOngwod FIVE BEDRCOM, DEPOSIT $100 ______ AOMAC RION: SANFORD (PEE RIPENED FRU IT. picked to 37T1SS?.77TII64 (B MOVIE: i, at public sale. tothe highest and I MnCall 373 ISlOor $34 1605 2 BATH, FIREPLACEI We Buy Furniture (4) EGUDINGL Phone 3735904 parkling new listing. Family room, DA VE 5' 373 9)70 for good Spiiel Piano, or 1971 VW 117 Station Wagon, n, last heW b the ee* 'Joor of the SemInole County Cc"jrt formal dining room, central heat. 1375 J Tanusrine's Call 323 0267. it no Conon. POBSON MARINE REALTY INC. All persons are hereby notified *here the Shi.,ppers tili see them Year Leases MING Professionally Manaqed n$ till 377 0376. Russell automatic, air Conditioning. Steel House, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 3726620 air, big garage workshop, 7927Hwy 1797 . fenced. 207 E 25th 3237532 that the underslg'ed as Executor of every day fly (',i4'Ie., U ea 9' t*c,' t#lted fhdiAi l (YW m.i.. , AND IA.' .. Wil I on',' rio rtnir,xi ,.,ix,cr.r "-' ' P PA on Opa'n" i' 1075 C.i' .;.i, ",,..A JLOtMi,p(ALI "i, J•S '--- -I i..'L.u.....'1JL A p'.IUaLEM itJ &ui j J. MtJ)$CAL STORY; 13.995 327)65%. Dealer. f WITNESSmy handand thINlof (Mon.) TBA (Tues.) h ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD RariciH;j;e j StJGHINE PlOW SHOWING- New3 bedroom mInistration thereof and has filed in SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate IN YOUR FAIILY? Navel Oranges, $2.SOpsrbu (B MOVIE: Paravoop Corn' -Pince Ectwards stat's 8 this court on December 16111. 1973. AUCTION, 323 7310 'Sdt'3dStaQe" (Wed.) Schod 323.u7OOrS3l.,,f Larry Saxon, Realtor Eves. lfl 0617 or 372 1597 saId Court its final report and $972 Chevy Impala, I door. 47 000 home with central heat. Only 8:15 AL ANON ,' JulceOranges,$lSoperbu. [_Jknrybothc (Seal) 59-W,sical MerChandise gynocdogis* io triggers a PV)aYITV $21,000 with USOctown mild-S AC, PB PS. ild vinyl top (1'h') •-y See petition for discharge. Oblections today Your For families or friends of Probien-p Container.3flSlu . ______________________________ Wanted to buy used otf Lynth ice EMINOLE CO. Acreag, tracts, furniture. storm of proosi wt'ien tie thereto, ii any, should be duly filed. _J Excellent Condition. Must Ascent Cl tMn" (A) (Fri.) t' 6. Any Arthur H. flekwith. Jr. TAFFER REALTY Quantity small and large 12.000 per acre NOLL'S MTTC Tiling pOOf Of publication Ludwig concert snare drum. Sacrifice. Will take best offer. 671 por IurTI*rinformationcal,Ifl- isv ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. '"''i"' I and up Terry Realty, Realtor 62$ '"sSe!br Hwy 1797 630 '1 VT WV '.*) T.TfWAT.) TYW1 1113 P'W19. $775 OusJleI showing this notIce has been or write excellent condition, $50. ________________________________ 1760. Pt'j tuaI [state Broker 0711 BROKERS By: Elaine Richarde (B 11-fE MOTHERS IN LAW Phone 373 167% (Tues., Thurs.) 'Jeannie' published onc. a week for four Phone 322.2311. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. lIOOE2sIhst 32766$' Deputy Clerk 197$ Chevrolet BeIA'r, 3W Da,s 3776173 Box 533. Sanford, Fla 37771 consecutive weeks, the matter of Publish: Dec. 1I (Wed.) 'Prof5es in Fjctn.' 70-Swap a Trade Oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines 1975 51.530. Call hurls 372 ?3S 46-Commnercial Property ii) (12) ANOTHER 'iMDRLD WEKIVARIVER ESTATES BALDWIN PIANO ______________________ approval of said report and the (Fn)"Foreaid 20.20" Tangelos and Lemons DEUSS 377072$ after 5p.m. Woodrow Wilson Woods lyears old, like new New 3 bedrOom, 2 baths, uouble ordering of distribution of said Would (4) (4)Au. INTHE FAMILY SWAP SHOP FLEA MARIT R. U. Hulchison, 3771035 garage, 2 porches, patio, country like to hear from you. Was in ______________________ Phone 3225203 estate will come before the court. rsinets Pro,)erty'- 306 ft. on Hwy (A) JOHNNY WALKER Anyone can e a seller or a buyer ISiS Oit'sno!e Cu!ta., 2 dxr. AM (.4) PASToRs STUDY Sanford, could not locate. sctTing, on large 1 acre pluS Iol. FLAGSHIP BANK OF 177 in Longwood. For sale by Duck.s, Geese, Chickens & Goats. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (9) GENERAL HOSPITAL FM radio, AC, PS, PB 11.750, by No charcie All admitted free Check the Evening Herald Christ CE) SUNRISE SEMESTER 136.300 Directions: Wesley Woods West on SR 44 GENERAL CONTRACTOR MELBOURNE, NA. wner. 323-7041. Live or dressed. 323 7C41 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL diRowner ______________________ Call 377 3766. ash icr Jm Fl) (Mon.) "Romagnolli mas Gift for Christ every at the Come browse Sunday Guide daily to Wettiva Rd Call Collect, eves REAL ESTATE. INC 635 Melbourne, Florida CUIOF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR PIANO STUDIES- Teacher of Theatre, mas gtt ideas. Movielaricl Drivein Table' (Wed) Fnwt ReOwner Broker. Herbert Bronon, Christmas specials here By: Gerald A. Younçis it your T)FARM AND HOME NAVELS, GRAPEFRUITS. SEMINOLE COUNTY. 322-6457 taring lessons in your home after South 17-9? Phone 377.1716, _____________________________ 30576307C* bn" (A) 'ice President.Trjst Ot tiiete the shoppers will see them TANGELOS 636 CASE NO. 73•2299.CA-28-C school. General studies and che1 rnr ( vvuy ,%,sIu UI in ye: i",nnon of .j) IJVIN(JWJR,D5 ifl5tu('tion, popular, classic BY OWNER - idyllwide, 4 bi't, j'.' 60-Ottice supplies LAKE MARY-) Bedroom, 1' bath As Executor of the Estate 71-Antiques 322623.3 or 3720262 RICHARD W. CASPIIPI FOR 33(3 baths, 30'xIO' family room, formal relIgious. 131.3134. 8:43 ________________________ home nestled under shady trees. of IRENE P. ROSS, Deceased ADOPTION OF ROBERT Merchandise (4) (6) MATCH L. dining, plus breakfast room. Country styiekitchen, central heat NEIGHOR 0. Spear THE ROAD!!! Used office furniture THOME, JR., A MINOR, AND FREE Soil Conditioner to growers Ove an Heirloom for Christmas. 5.31.000. 32$ 0717. (TLies, T!itt's.) (1 18-Help 'CarWanted & air. VA termS available. 121.000. 8:50 ill West Commercial Street Antique iewelry. China 8. Clan, ELIZABETH ANN COX, A MINOR. uxily. Limited supply. Details, 6-44... _ rasodendas" Wood or steel desks (executive desk Sanford, FIO4'id 3717) NEWS C lye me $650 and pick up payments AMENDED Primitives. Furniture, Original Forrest Greene, Inc. 0-Miscellaneous for Sale & chairs. Secretarial detks & Attorney for Executor ONE UFE TO LIVE ChInese Specialty cook wanted. 4 cxi 4 bedroom home. Total under Paintings & Hand Crafts Marie & 6.55 NOTICE TODEFEND You'll feel like you're floating Publish Nov. 77, Dec 4, Ii, IS, 197$ chairs, straight chairs, filing A small Classifiect Ad brings bIg Hr. west, $ wIt., 4 Yrs. cx$17,000. Owner, 373 7734, fIJ (t*1n..Tue. Wed., Fri.) 330 tlfl PEAL fOR's Arthur Richter, CHINABERRY TO ROBERT L. THOME. SR .. (21 DEVOTiONAL down me road in this 1972 cabinets, as is Cash DEI.143 and Carry. returns Try one ard see Call j perience, complete grammar ed Condition Full size bed. Last known address: TREE ANTIQUE SHOP, 1146 W. i.ias, Yoga and You' (A) Oldsmobile Delta II. Air 6.58 PIOLL'S )02 Sum merlIn.1 bedroom, 2 bath, 7611 or 531 9993 school. Call Orient preadS and" long matching IV Restaurant, M.D.A.C. B '15' 5 Sanford (TPizs.) 'COflSIIflBI' Sts'V conditioned comtort, power Cassetberry, 17 92,530 1206 (12) PAIR. KARVE,' ____________________________ central heat arid aIr, fi"mIIy room, 1304141. ask for Fred. IN THE CIRCUIT COUR'( OP THE iraperies; full size bed frame and (Pers. Box 359) steering, power brakes and MARRIAGES ________________________ carpeting, 119.501' Low dawn. 733 Stenstrorn 'nattress, matching bookcase EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. If you are having ditficulty finding a APO San Francisco. radio are just a few of the Performed •by Mirityn, Notary, Aplsonecallcoutd Start you onanew ED ROCKV Aid) FRIENDSDrive by and then call CUlT Dorothy OF THE STATE OF seadboard; baby bed with canopy, Calif. $6335 place to tiye, car to drive, a lob, or (2) (17.) TOOAY(Locelnjws 61-Building_Materials lu*uriis inside. This beautiful Ocata 90i;nui or737177), and profitable career Call C47 Nicholas, Realtor, Sanlando IZ'4OERDOG FLORIDA, IN r*cellent condition, 155; cream AND FOR some service you have need of. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ______________________ st 725 nd 825) chocolate brown with beige 3755 Really, Inc , Realtors, 634 6277 SEMINOLE COUNTY hag carpet, 12' x 70', excellent for that reari all e',.'r won ads Cverv d.i' an action has been fIled against 400 __________________________ vinyl roof car should sell br Setting Cheep- Used umber, .311 C4) (6) CBS NEWS GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION edroom. $60. Call anytIme, 671. y'ou in the abovetitled Court. The 1339S. BUT. at Clark kinds. Old bathtub (pasture 0 SESA&€ STREEI RELIABLE elderly woman on Legal Notice Near Sanford CASE NO. ?S-1194-CA49.F 1211. nature of this action is a Petition for 5ANFOMS SALES LEADER Chrysler Plymouth. . .11 can (6) PARTRJCIGE FAMILY trough) Phone 32) 0279 WALKER'S limited In.ome to live rent tree In CL) 9020'S BIG TOP FIRST NATIONAL INVESTMENT Adoption of RCOERT L. THCME, be yours br only 51193. edroom, 2 bath on large fenced THE WHOLE THING.- Furniture ft f) MISTER ROGERS' ceptionally beautiful wedding exchangeforcjreof my .4 yr son, Pressure Cleaning & PaInting COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC., a JR., a mInor, by RICHARD W. FICTITIOUS NAME 7.30 lot, carpet 125.900-Terms 1. Iigl,t houWkping. References and all for lust 521.930, bedroom wn, size 7.9, cost $250, sacrifice PF)GNBOP.H000 Florida corporation. Notice is hereby given that I am 62-Lawn- Garden CASHIN, Petitioner. The name of Specialist Roofs-Exteriors CF)G000MOF*4INGA&€Rhome with Screened porch, range, N eat 3 ,)edroom home, fenced. only 3231373 Mon FrI. before 2: 30. Sat. or $50. Phone 377.2315 in busIness at Hwy 436 Piaintitf th ('6) Cch,f: ifl wIct .iJoption ist,mat•s. Reasonable Rates $70,000 Free 1, Sun, after 7 p.m. refrigerator, House is vacant a;id vs. proct*dings are penoing is the Forest CIty, Semlno;e County, ______________________________ (12) DH 3 M Preri. time released plant Terms Available Clark Chrysler Plymouth Bdrocm, I', bath with fenced ready 8'OO to move In. WILBA, INC.. etc., et al., C,B. RADIO SALE CircuIt Court of the Eighteenth FlorIda urwier the fIctitious name of Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide HI.RISE . COMMERCIAL HOMES fend C,arde-nLand. 1100 W itt St. (B ADOAj1,FAMLy DiCk yard. 173.900-Terms (4) CE) CAPTAIN 41$ Hwy. 436 531.7700 Defendants. JudiclalClrcult,lnanctforSembnole CYCLESYSTEMS,andthatIInt 723 P430 Companion, NeededimmedIately Ph. 322.6215 4:30 HERE'S A REALY HONEYI Owner NOTICEOFSALE torlgistersadnamewiththeclerk County. FlorIda, Case Plo. 737759 6250636 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS 14] MIKE DOUGLAS SH0','j has reduced this $1000 for a fast Wanted 01 the Circuit Court. Seminole Notice Is hereby gIven that, CA70C. 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM3730200 nford Airport sale. 3 Bedroom;, kitchen pursuant to a Final Jt.,Jgment of County, Florida In .ccorctan(e wIth U ED SES,IJi4E STREET You are required to file your MING N 1 large teclroo,r. 3 bath equipped, extra large lot Centrat provisions of the Fictitious Foreclosure entered In the above answer or other defensive pleadings 21 -Situations #danted ED THE ic RANGER .'gen Users - E tank, iiv i,tw. '-'C 5.irir'd area 9.00 t'eat air, for just 126.000 ' styled cause, in the CIrcuit Court of with the Clerk of the above fsanied Name Statutes, To Wit. Section ase. gauges, tubing and face ijf 500 2.e PHIL, ()QftJ4tJ S'emin.''e County, Florida, I will sell Court and serve a copy thereof upon 545 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957 iask. Ready for immed!ate use. SittiOg positiun wanted, for hospital, 2i ADAM 12 14] GMIr ti ,..ioperty situate in Seminole the Petitioner's attorney, B. S: Larry Pearce EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU nursing home or private. Can tD. Phone 322.4106. C. 322242O Anytime 19) GIL.LIGAHS ISLAND County, Florida, described as: PYLE, ESQUIRE, of Whlttaker, rublish: Dec. 4. 11, II. 26, 191$ CE) MIKE D'D(.IGLAS SHOW work any shift. R,ferenc.s. 333 t ftS &IV'vv IM. #.. . i ix .... ...... 4 . . 'wing- Everything must go. Boat, Your MLS Agency ryli mo iump, POST OttiCl Box 3)7, ••4• 11) JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY U,JVit: (Ifl.) "flu .................................................... At TOPS flrancn OtfiCe No 1 riofor, trailer, dishwasher, an Enjoy much Iarpr'Suk & Find" puzzles wj W&W) t lat,rtha'i 50 Yn 63, b0 Y"P(8 OAI Ti'O D. r. 1 Oriano Drive guts, furnIture, guns, clothing , nu xw , sev or small 372.1302 mx inc nra aay Of January, 1976, • ulecuveries per p1081 in lfl aII-niw aerlea of 24.paj. booklets. 5:30 Charles Coburn, Charles recorded in Piat BookS, Pag•SOind requIred by law, else a Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND eIC. Friday, Saturday, Senday, 10 tcyile Sell these idle items With' (2] '12) NEWS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Ii S. Corner of 10th and Magnolia. 41. Public Records of Seminole will be entered against you. a want Ad To piece your a. Call t. payable to "Seek Find" in FLORIDA of this newspaper. ni,r friendly Classified gal at The Gf'SIfl Yes's." Pati t. COlt I Land Clearing GE1S'Relnigerator,goodcond.$33; PANY Pressure Cleaning Air Conditioning at public sale, to the highest and best hereunto set (Wed.) "FrO.zan Ghost, (B&W) ,,,, my land and sail at IN RE: JAMES RICHARD 21" Self-propelled To? mower __________________________ blddr, for cash, at the west front Sanford, Seminole County, Florldl, SOLOMON, i1 BEVERLY H&LBIWES Lcxi 0'iey, EIyn .4i*as with extra blade. 530. 3224104. dsor Cf the SemInole County Court this 15111 day of December, 1973. __________ Christmas specials here p t.4Ay'yRI IESTIRSON LAND CLLARIP, Rentals 1945. A5.A CLEANS AL', _________________ Petitioner, HouSi, Sanford, FlorIda, at 11:00 (Stat) ___________________________ List yourthe shoppers will see triem I hulldozinq. Fir Cv.I'inI). O.?ci where Kil(Pien ftbrcom Cabinets. __11,j-.'1-'_'i Exterior pressurecieanm, mlA.M., on December 31, 1973. (ThS!) IJ!e W3'ngn," Pewi Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ____________________ every day. 5r'r C drt, tOp SQl '377 Counter tps, Snks Installation ___________________________________ JANETT DARLENE SOLOMON, 373 CS6S , WITPIESSmy hand and the seal of (81W) Clerk of the Circuit Court Hop. _________________________ Legal Notice available Bud CabeIl. 3775057 rthis court on December, 1915. RMpondnt. 30-Apartments Unfurnjshed By: Mary N. Dardan C&A BackHoe Service a' ty lime. NOTICE OP SUIT ___________________ _____ DAY LiteVtb'1Bfl."PatIwo,00v*. Ldnd Ctear'ng. till trt. clay, rock. I'LL BE 30 ____________________________ Heater Cleaning Arthur H. Backwtth, Jr. Notice is hereby given that I am Publish: Dcc. II. N, 1973, Jan. lII, TO: Radio 8 TV Canadian Christmas trees direct All kinds 01 d.ggrig HojSeraler Prom JANEIT DARLENE Clark of the CircuIt Court engaged in business at $537 U.S. 17. 1976 unfurn. Ideal location Reasonable StOred & mOved 327 9112 or 931 from Canada Baggs Market, 73t'i SOLOMON (12) MERV GRIFFIN St'ICY*Y .mxws;tea X By: ElaIne Richarde -: Longwoad, Seminole County, DEU II 365377 9S and Sanford Ave. 322366). 2133 "a Avenue I _____________________________ Deputy Cut ED MISTER ROGERS' Florida under the fictitious name of Heaters Cleaned. all makes IS (JR yE Ill TV SERVICE-- Fast Wichita Falls, Texas ;liOl years experIence. Paul MiiIr, 372 Hand crocheted atgans. shawls 5. Ser'i'ce 70? Live Oak Blvd Eiiy friendly living Come (osn us. i, ,:i" . ' ' , DEUS) $190 register saidnam. with the Clerk of ponchos Will make toorder )73. Office Machines CaIberry Phone $3) $611 FOR FEMINOLE COUNTY, Itiat a suit has been flIed agalr.it you ____ he Circuit Court, Seminole County, 7011 465 Marquette ______________________________ fr(ifi $141 mo 1234450 FLORIDA (4) P)L DONAHIE SHN. in CircuIt Court for Seminole __________________________ : Oil Burner Clean'ng & Service 24 -IN CM CM t.N ii HOW TIME Florida in accordance with Ihe CITY OF LAKE MARY, CASE NO. 71-2SILCA-n.D GLeS1I IRA. County, Frida, entitled: IN R Come see the beautiful new clothes, Hour Service. O'hes Heating & provisions of the FIctitious Name FLORIDA 01 t iCE MACHINES THE LEIGHTON T. HALL COR. JAMES RICHARD SOI,OMON, Check the Evening Herald ChriSt $UIDIR.T*Y T0Sf IT Roofing ED SCHOOL PROGRA, oust arrived. Christening gowns, i Ak Conditioning. 377 6077 Statutes, 'To.Wlt: Section 565.09 ''.',e '-P1,-n' all ma('% ,Snci mocH'S'' NstIcaof PbIic Hearing mas Gift Guide daily foe' Christ PORATION, FROM3URPorNTOa - Ptition.y v JA1T? ____ ' ! '.'et',' ,r't , . . ______________________________________________________ :antitt SOLOMON, R,5ponen?. Civil ctC Oct stk, 30 p.ct to 60 oct cIt j: James Deede IU V'IHOM di MAY CONCERN: rp'' 377 SC'OS ''''c1 B' w0o vs Action No; i' __________________________ Roofing Arid Carpentry Repair. ,i *ii •• '•iy FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new )S2104CA04 A. 711. 2 Ap'c., 1 or 7 bedroom, turn, or loyCe Dude Hauling NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ROBERT C. TUCKER and J. nature of this Suit Is to Obtain a CELEBRITY Free estimates baby accessories, Payton's unfurn. bOth ________ II AC, w 4 * carpet. $30 r.i 'It the Board of AdMiment Cf the City CHARLENE TUCKER, his wife, dissolution Of marriage and to SWEEPSTAKES ____________________________ Children's Wear, (Formerly Call 37) 6769 Publish: Dec 4, 11, II, 76. 1975 have of Lake Mary, Florida, that damage, 511$ . 323 4309 after Painting said and CAMERON BROWN CON the following described real Buttons 'N Bows) 3610 Hiawatha 3:30 pm. NALTNEY JEWELERS has t Plants, Hanging Baskets, Cut Daniel House SIppers. all GI Greene Check the Evening Herald Christ. SEARS telephones will bC open Expert root repairs, flat rocti or Phone 377.1301. '6) pp44(' $ pj( ,ff 6:00p.m. on Wednesday, January 7. wide selection at ID Bracelets Flowers. Sanford Flower Shop, styles and colorS Knight's Shoes. mis Gift Guide daily lot Christ Defendant;. shnqIes, All work guaranteed as his sole and separate Large) Room Apartmt properly as gold and Silver, $4.95 up. IN TH CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1974, to DAVE'S PAINTING io mas gift ideas NOTICE OF 1771. lump sum alImony, said property dual temp Admiral ____________________________ Gold BR000EN ROOFING 3736700 ChcL,egend Reasonable : 7'J (12) V1E OF FOR. a) consider a request for special EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRSmall Jobs Florida Florists, 3221622. Small Prices FORECLOSURESALE located refrIgerator, excellent condition, Phone37 ie kidS In Seminole County, Florida will love Cowboy Boots anc CUlT OF THE STATE OF exception tocreate a boI'row pit and Beauty Care Products br Mom Free Estimate 377 2673 NOTICE is hereby given that the to wit: hefight against irlttatiOnbeginsat Unusual Gifts, T1JE: N&w Or hois bnai. 1)50; Philco washer arid dryer, Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, FLORIDA, IN fresh and artificial FOR an excavation permit on the undersigned AND TowersBeautySalon Of Bogg ' GWALTNEY JEWELERSi Tw ARTHUR H. BECv bedroom Home Improvements 4) PRICE IS R)Gff Lot I, Block F. Spring Valley $125; Philco portable dishwasher. apartm,nts, BETTER PAINTING $67 706 E First SI. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1Ofwlno described real property, WITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit floral pieces. lovely hanging 519 E Flrst,322 3112 Sewing carpeted, air, turn & unfurn, $93 Quality gitts for less 201 S Park Court Farms, Section 1, Flat Book 11$; Sears 1 wheel luggage trailer, A Better job. for a fester price. baskets Ann's Flower & Gift 14. Page up. 377 1110 Dtocross BiCycleS and AC Mi LAS $ I'x4' $125. Call 327*900. InterIor & Exterior. 25 pcI. dis. for Mom will love you 611 for a (B 7O CL CASE NO 7tI$3.CA49.P Sctions 3, 3, 4 & I, Townthlp 20. thelsthdayof Painting & Carpentry Work, ill cessorles Free Racing with January, W16.t 11:00 County Public Recorcts DA,______________________ senior cit,rens POOR WHITE TRASH Attera?,uris Dressmaking, ladies'. . FIRST NATIONAl. INVESTMENT South, Range 30 East. Sem,nole GolferClubs. Balls, Golf Begs, A Beige cashmere sweater, t'es roof repair. 30 years cx AM at the west front dor i-f the lxircb'ioSe Bicycle City. -$11 $T0*yopflt Compactor gift to last all year A tamily and an Further property Electric men';, criildren'S Drapes, Quilts, County, located COMPANY OF AMERiCA,, Florida in _____________________________ INC.,a 31-Apartments Furn ished detachable mink collar, size 36. Duk5ter Jackets Ladies and Js p.m. (Li GIT perience Fast service - Free 49$ WIll, Lg.,I)O 1)61 Seminole County Courthouse, Pinellas County. iu wit: membershiptO Family World Golf Barbecue Grill will make Dad .i 'U!J MOø" Uphoistering. Donna Canada, Florida rwwatIq I mans g.gfl apparel Ond •JCC% TPiep'jb!!c hearing li*,e new, VS. Phone 377-1490. wilt be held In ! , 3rfcrd, ftr4j, off,, for sate an 1OSN Miitland,Mtlnd 6170635 estimates. Phone 131 SO9 $HOWO Pest Control Lot 6, Gulf View Gardens, Pfat & Country Cl'b. 377 544) "Top Chef" Dick's Appliances, a 3720701 i PlaIntiff th* City Hall, City Cf Lake Mary, Sill at public outcry to the hlot Book Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, __________________________ anytime. AVALON APARTMENTS" I ___________1l-,,l LI. Pin. i SAIP c pan-h l i#I.A r,.a,.,. n .r, u'm1i ., ....s, ,. • rL' I Wuifl I __________________________ ""' on January 7. 1776, at 5:00 Wd best t,.dder tot costa, ts ADULTS. NO PETS Spruce up the old Rec Vet with new (2) (12) WIL HOL g OdQndo - Winter PQtk Seminole ' s' 'O I'•'R Ws . I. tor SMi 7 3 ---- _______ Kish Real Estate - .VS -_ __________ ----'----. --- .- -- - - ___________________________ - -- -____ - - - ------ ---- -- -' __________ .- -- __ - - ________ ,, , .', - .. ' - - . -- HAL COLBERT - . , , . i.,. , (ni., e.i 4 -- - -, '''!""" '' " IrwuT - ' -. - - - , - - - - . - - Realty. . - - . ____________________________ BUSR4ESS DIRECTORY ' ;churen Realty . .. . . ... W " " -- .., V 0! ,nwi,uy 1$! ' ci.z. - - it ________ ;,1) ( ____ ______ ________________________________________________________________ __________ _____ ____ ., - ,, ,• for for for ___ for ., ______ '- . ______________ _______________ I ___________ ________ ____________ Kids Evef • , • '' . V ,' ii- J [ ' . 1_SSL..._, . - _____________________ __________________ ________ _______ ________________________ - ______________ ' _________ _______ .'-'- year . -.----- - ' -- -. r"W" -' hi 1"" FRyEr'SWAP SHOP ,.,jj - LIONAVEN - ocr1m - ri.,Lt Th) NEWS r,cot-ded in"Iaf Book $ Peg.S0and Lake Mary, Florida, one time at WI'NESS my hand and Official ., County, Florida. , .-"-'-. CALL 322.1214 . - .-. "-'T ,.g __ r t - .,411 (E:t YOtJN(JftJ)pg1. ,, PLUS " iii 'i"' . • ,. ' R,.. horie Erxja" Cfln) 1j WITH PATH '.yR)is 'i'JLkS p " -' icL' "flnr'uf, biddc'r, for cash, at the wclt front house, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 i TUt 'T.*Hrrmur U _______ '-' - .....= ' WITNESSmy Paridand thescalof - ay Eliirii Deputy (lark you y at least 13 days prior to the date o9 DATED: DecemIec 15, 1973. Arthur H Ueckwlth Jr DEU 40',emb,r, 197S,as Clerk By LlIlin I Jenhin Y " ''" ' DEU$3 5(0 'i.e F RobM.0n St. OL,T.%S0 ' 5 For in ç- _ 1iH-'_ -_----_ --_-_ _I_ _ -_- ' - DARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Ii enir 557) i '-, . . 17 2296 3fter s r & wk' - - - CB RadInS&ALCM' Cell For Low Prices CUSTOM ELECTRIC.37 2690 '''"' __ _________________________ _________________________ Macr,urne lte I ,ctC.ns Gifts WILSON MAIER for the bCsl Aye, across lrom Chrysler 1w-an€ - Liberal trade ins Free jewes start at 12995 GWALT heat Illid air from Sanloru Hutng & AIr Cond'l.3ning. -"--' itue ' BeI5 ?i lStaFren - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9toS brick i. stone specialty 372 7760 I'; rnilesEastol I lonHwy44 ' - Dad *ilI loyt Black 1. Decker or ROBSON MARINE ?977O,IandoDrive.3fl5$4l BUY-SELL-TRADE - ==_ I_ --_--_ - MENT ALL TYPES CF CAR - Christmas specials here ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Jl-Iis,uS,ejralu I Need neli Couch & matching chair, 5.35 37) O'CrC',WOri etc Sy the "iOu' -' by the to" 3 '29165 ___ Ta ograp j? longer needed but useful items Fine wcJding onotos reaSnnably w u v's " L'' ,J'. r'sa ju it " 'ii' - W(LLSDRILLI:D Puw' Plumbino i 1161 Saturday lOb' ' 779). 0 _____________________ __________ _ -_ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS a -_______________________ nand bUs t,m regory Lvmec ' Truo Value Hare pr, 611' 6 Maple 3730300 Larry s 9rw 8, tJsed Mart 715 S iford A' 377 4)17 m t&30 Install cirpt and vinl wall towall r,ret"ne casuals or house slippers JCWELERS, 204 5 Pirk _ CHRISTMAS by selling your good a Sunbeam small appliance from True itt iC uarthv1't', 1 F Map )2'0t'3 ?tsses dresses sIze 10 like new 10.5 ,.so. OIler Quality Meeker give TV Stamps 3)1 E First st I milewe'sv oil lonold fished tCiIplc)y 377 7'7 ddys , ci' Fr t Sh' Monroe Ucenseid bordd fr , shiPPers. 'nPh 372 7651 .. ---------------...__._....,, _ Reed's Ind n P ___________________________ -' & Smith , 5)0 - wtserehe shoppers will see them COnvenienlly located and C3'y L t.triirit 5$1 wytrs 70 I- i iford P.jl , fl5ttJ, - i story elfici.ncy Call between sA'$l5ur H Beckw,•p,, Jr. City Clerk 616 E Simoren Blvd I por'i,y I ' r,py New modern m note County, FlotId. By' Elaln Richard, I t lrt.irn t I NESS P'earing In ithjiliun, notire shall be December, 1773 Florida Clark o'th. Clrc*st (0l TO*nShp .,Satcrrri' c vu. l'.i'TU) - - '- Alltvpesanctsizr i 11w ''312. Water Heaters Ii m 10 i$ 73r 5 P 'k ' ye IdnQcH B'sjuis I%.UU.s. DI I - il lNt MACHINE 6 201 SUPPLY CO W?,ilS' P - 327 - �---_____ -- IB-Evsnsng Haraki. Sanfonj, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 10, 17S 68th uF11 ace and l buys. la SDêC [here's A Santa •---- IIY JANE CASSELBERItY — ff Sale 13.88 9. 9 8-Track Tape 5 Sl a e Mechanical Filter P.A. Jack - reg. r External Speaker Jack 1388 7 - • burned. Cutcher also said h Limited Quantities Orig. 5.99 Inf ants d Sleepers Now Walklee Talkie Sets Now 16.88 4 only Skuewoards e KIN i F O SA L V___ I E' .5 _____________ - AIic 'REV "The governor's decision will depend on the charges. lie will have to decide If removal Is justified and he can sell It to the Senate," Harllng said, Arfvwdin 11,,..fl..n a.,. VI,...4.1.. C...... J -• Ir I SI'.' I •n 16 Countries IS SA MS r1afts hn f- came to the home in response to neighbor's complaints. Grant said he did not want anything about it in the iic;mpaper maketh a he" will go to - because children "were crying in school and along the roadside" because of It. "Nearly everybody in town knew about it," Grant said, when asked 11 ht a "reward," but their fa ther scrubbed it off. The Cutchers quote Revelation 22:14.15 to substantiate their belief that 'whosoeerloyeth and n flint,.., .. Special 100 only IThe e $ •UW W .- •• House The state attorney said Morris' affidavit Is making a "mockery" of the judicial stem. Binford is charged wi th one coun t of perjury and one count of false swearing in violation of stale election laws. The Sunshine indictments center on the county's aborted pur chase of the clay pit anii ? n's appointment as count y attcy. In both Instances, indictmen ts charge secret meet ings were held In which decisions were made that were reLctLve to the aborted clay pit purchase and to Freeman's appointment. The Sunshine Law states Now —- - 1 9 9 L - - Orig. 86.99 M 3 sets correspond with Education Spocial .uc Pro line 'Sn uv i Ofli'f Decorative Men's Ban-Ion S Golf Clubs Commissioner Ralph Turllngton, urging official to consider pursuing a stud) on the method of bidding In the state for possible discussion by the state school board - Special Bruce Crompton Now5 9 . S WV uua j B sk ts a - e The action was taken alter Robert Brunner, who Indicated he has a with the 3 Woods, 8 Irons tugtxr milk prices for students rnll ___ golf balls Orig. 5.00 Sr.cI& , Brunner sa yi ng the company has been successful bidder for Seminole's school milk for the past 22 years, Pointed to the requirement by the local schoohystem that the 200 only Men's Women'c UI' Top Ffite, Moxflc N ylon Sur er Jackets Inn f U7 Th e stuaents will b Arrive un -- / - - -- r,,•'1r " - " ' -. Florida Zoological Park a. 2:.V p.m. by Al Rom, executive director of the Zoological Society. fl i U S9IM 9 Now Doz 1[[5tjy __ Since the seating capacity is limited to 200, Homer suggested those planning attend the dinner, should call the Qiamter for The visitors will be bused back to the Winter Park lodge where of them will be Staving until D "We want them to really learn what makes the L OSIOIUOII For a full, comprehensive look at Seminole County high school basketball and what happened Friday night, see Sunday's sports section of The Evening Herald '" -- .4. , r --- V -- -• ---- - -- FnngebenefltsfcrSem jie Count 's "629 kiW cmpio)es -- ncluding 1,532 teachers coat taxpayers about $3 million during fiscal yeer 1974-75 r' L' -.e.c- . -i-i D -- £ !__ - %iIII I Iva —__ IL m -----------, 1 UM ' AM , i • i i I- a __ 44 V 11, •., - - Two big fishing tournaments wffl be staged In (be Sanford area In the coming months, Including the revival of the Shad Derby, which will be sponsored by The E,,-enIn- Heraldand the Greater Sanford Chamber of a.; bids. iinda c'cntsper one half pint and since the poilcyts not to give change In pennies the children locally are charged 15 cents. He said in other counties, such as Leon, where the school system ment sponsored tourna Roger Harris, assistant furnishes Around The Ciock fA Bridge 8-13 Calendar 5-A 3-B Church Comics 8- B Crossword ........... .. 8-B Editorial ..V.........fA V •V bassadors, Dr. Perez said. FALh foreign country pays for their sudonts' tuition wiüie attending American in. Dear Abby lB 8-B $-A S-A 6-7A T.'ia'vliInn s_fl Women ---------------- 1.8 Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports - • ., - fl• - system Em 09e 55. *i --=== VVVrV___ -- -- -=-=----- - -.-- :V -' oyes can - retire at in cluded -*982,34323 - r in social ;'.: : security payments to match employe contributions. -416Z 551.72 for health and Life insurance coverage costs. 61 -*200,00) for substitute ic.ichers, in sick leave Payments. --M,000 for uniforms, inA. r - - - ---------- I ... "-'-' I -Orlw I cluding $12,000 for maintenance personnel and $3,000 for transportation personnel. -Free use of half a dozen ijaftm- -I--.- __________ , , - - - ''- vehicles to and from work for - .5 .- -. -C. ft ----.-- department heads, chief elft-trician, chief mechanic and chief plumber, who are on call. -Paid time for jury duty wlien the actual Jury duty pay u returned to the -Annual physical for all hu , _______ - ______ 'J" ' - --:- -Two days paid ad - - - - -- - - 1~7- '•M-i I - I - iiuru uu ave meave per year allowed for a dosing onahouse, for ecarnpk' - ___•_? • CHILDREN MAKE UDICyL1 A A IQTMAS __V V__ -------V Hai 63 -____:, said costs for ---- - V • - aIlowth!etra%e1thef1gur cats per mile wfllbeabout $&4, for the 197'- 76 school Participating In the All Souls School Christmas program held for year, exclutThg travel expenses the parents, are Beth Nelson (candy cane), Daphne Morris, at each of de 39 schools. airy) and FitzPatrick, wrea th. (ersld Photo by 111 He said the total adVincent Jr.) uu _ -. DAYS TO _ - , driers mid 60. Northerly w-lais 15 to 23 mph, deereasiug at night. )tfl and tides on Page 5-A. - r " The other fringe benefits .. Saturday's high ll,liwZ4 Partly cleudy with moderating temperatures g) in Saturday. Lows 3O, }flg Srctøy In the the •V ----- . WEATHER ' - - " the largest part of the $2,967,373 tal st (not including 7 a t nCO , to taxpayers was $1,537,973 33 In retirement benefits paid out ' They are goodwill am- iix lie said the local bid is 12•5 " ' ..-. T - sW)erintende'.lt for finance, said American people tick 1)), getting down to the grass roots of the American people ... It's what we call 'fireside djpl macy.' the American Bass Fishermen. events In The Sunday Edition of The Evening Herald. - i T reservations r iournaments ' V . most rISiiIflg .1 By JOE ASFIIEN fresh mullet, hush puppies, baked b!ans and navel oranges. %Jul luuy +1' Herald Staff Writer * rep ___________ -95 ets -i BIlII tpf • JV 143tucr I C 00 citizen 's If a - be welcomed by Miss Florida at the Mount Vernon Motor Lodge off U.S. 17-92 In Winter Park, at i same bidder furnish refrigerated cabinets as the cause for few ) a- _ t all meetings by history and Russian In Winter P. Benjamin, Sutanto Hard- Choong Lam and his wile. Park; and Miss Wanda Yucfus,, jolukito, Mukhlls Rasyid, - From Tanzania: Francis studying Spanish In Or lando. Christmas holidays with dinner guests have Included the American families, according secretary of the treasury of to Dr. Luis M. Perez, president of the Mid-Florida Council for International Visitors. 8a.m.Sunday,Dr. Perez uld. From there, they will be connection dairy industry, said current practice of bidding in Semir,olc County and several other coun!ies in the state c, T itleist, Spalding ill "fit ucu to -- elected officials shall be in the ooen and attended by th e public or by members of the press. in $ a- ' "Santa" is evident at schools, shopping centers and even some churches, the Cutchers say they are "bound by God's word and have to do what It 'ass" - -- . should offend some. Al though they know they are opening themselves to threats and cri ticism for challenging the popular myth at a time when The students will be enLe Isi bti C refrigerated cabinets, the bid cabinets would be tertalned at the San!°i'd Cl" C paid for In delegation has decided to send pr ice If 9 19 cents per hail Center at 4:30 p.m., during a pint one school year. concert written inquiries to the and students are charged 10 pit on by the Lyman Brunner added that the Seminole School Board con cents not High School' s "The Company" school board's reasoning for cerning the method of bidding The concert is free and open Brunner said if the local buying the cabinets the past tothe for milk for the school children schoo l board would furnish the has been that it does not want Homer said of the county visitors cabinets and continue its get involved In maintenance of be served Christmas The four member body, current milk charge the refrigerated equlfament and dinner by the TriCounty composed of Sen. John Vogt, ________ Road Runners, a club of •L\ Sen.Len Wilson. Rep Vince band radio operators (' ____ --__ ,- Seminole gave Freeman." 47 graduate studenis stitutions, Dr. Perez explained, Argentina, and secretary of Gadjah S. Suharto, Maryadi W. M. M. CbAle, AN'icholas R. education of Haiti. Seno. Siwingwa. The students expected to visit -From Korea: Chyung Man- From Thailand: KbongShnford and Winter Park specialize and Increase his Sanford are: Cho, Jtn Sung Kyu, Kim Kyung. udnue Chanya, Miss Nipiiporn Sunday, for the second year in a skills and return "as an asset" Afghanistan: Dr. Han, Lee Jae-Hoo, Shin Chang. Pongairi, Miss Niskorn row as part of the NatIonalto his own country. On, Ho. Booranakitawe, Mrs. Walal Mohammad M1azad, Sardar R. Yang Council for Community SCT Homer said last year, flS Plabodlwatt, Pornleart M ohammad Roshan, Dr. vices to International Vbtitnrx Ube: adults from 67 foreign countries Moharnmd Y. Salehi. Veraballn, Savitra Alisananta, "This is our answer to Abu, Miss Beatrice U. Johnson, visited Central Florida during 'Yankee-Go-Home' and is Miss Afidabe C. Murray, From Brazil: Laerclo the holidays, including 72 top - Ozer From Turkey: Gail S. best foreign diplomacy we B. do Wilfred K. Selrnah, Mrs. Ercel Araujo, Paulo G. Cysneiros, military leaders from Peru Guney. could hope to accomplish," said Evelyn B. Yarsbh. Most cf this year's visitors Miss Helosla Luck. - From Yemen Arab Jack homer, executive will be spending Christmas Eve - From Nepal: iola R. Republic: All Mohammed - From Egypt: Fathalla manager for the Greater InCocnaBch,D..P,aid. M Pradtian, Gajendra M. Abdul-Aziz, Mohammed M. Sanford Chamber - of Corn. Abdeen, Hany M. El-Dakroury , ILI AsIa UId, is 11 LTI. .0 CUId, LAMIIUafl. merce. He said he hopes to pla ce Mo ha mmad M. Kar1th. Shree Paudel. Three udents living in This Is the eIghth year that seven judges expected this From Ghana: Johnson E. Central Florida will accompany From Nigeria: the U.S. State Department has week from South Korea in Knnth. A the foreign student1,s: Miss Ad made arrangements for about homes of lawyers and judges in Laura Bailey, 19, studying - Guyana. Mrs. Ju2een J• 300 foreign visitors, who are the county. Perez, 47, who From Philippines: J A A. PP languages in Orlando; Miss Cumberbatch. students at various universities also vice chairman of Renee Puzlo, 21, studying around the nation, to spend the nationa l council, sa id his recent - From Indonesia; Wahjudl - From Singapore: Yew- 7 Prompts Written Query W VV and leaders from 16 foreign and the purpose of the program countries are expected to visit is to allow each student to "The parents make the lie and the thfld love IWO said Mrs. Cutcher. A he is a sin, no matter how beautiful it is," she added. "How can they relate these bunch of lies to the birth of Chr ist?" Cutcher asked. Mrs. Cutcher said that if others are allowed to dispay spotlighted Santa.s on their roofs, which offend em, -...e and her nusoana should have the right to display Santa in the way they wish, even if It as it would be "had for the VV Some Hell, children." Grant is in charge of the nnnuui Longwood Children's Christmas party. He traditionally plays Santa at the event, Cutcher's wife, Brenda, said some friends in Longt,i, wkd jiso jf ,,, Mina w the grand jury, or also says he has a "sworn taped statement which contradicts the affidavit Morris To Be Represented $J H aTuuenTS before Herring U1W1 arngw. or bo th." - .------ ..,...,. - either in the affidavit u Binford. ____ _________ :' CL he ____ '_ were forced by officials to take it do wn because of numerous complaints. She said ch ildren of the other family had come home from school upset becauss their teacher had stamped their hands with a Santa as - Orig. 349.95 - POlIru' An AAH L R01AA* .1. . iii _________________________________ I _ peace. "Even the mayor - -was there," he added, Cutcher believes his freedom of religion and speech are being threatened, Grant sJd today that he asked Cutcher to take down the Santa from his truck p - '. in the neighbors became upset and cal.led the police. Cutcher said the City Council Chairman J. R• Grant arrived, he quoted the official as saying, "Boy, you better take it own. Do you want to be un out of town?" Cutchc; saId he was threatened with arrest by officials who said they had 15 persons ready to swear out warrants against him and "it only takes eight" on a cha.' tturbing :. Askew has the power to remove from of fi ce elected or appointed officials who are under Indicent by a rand jury. governor, however, has been quoted as saying his office has flO specific policy, but that he decid es each thdIvual se on its OWfl merit, Haling was unable to name a specific dale when the governor 1ll decide w ther or not to remove Commissioners KwIaow and Michael Hattaway and Port Authority Chairman Tom ____ __________ his truck, and while friends ___ ___ UM IV visiting Basketball New shipment .e e . - Orig. 24.95 14.88 _____ __________ Longwood for a barbecue NowI 5.88 Backboard, Rim, Net _______________________________ testimony to Morris' attorney, Jack Bridges, and to J. Cheney Mason, defense attorney for Freeman, and to Asst. Stale Atty. William Staley. The court order came as a result of a motion filed by Staley accompanied by the af fidavit signed and sworn to by Morris on Tuesday. Staley's motion stated that the Morris' affidavit, "if true, might constitute perjured testimony, purch,e of a l7,OOO clay pit. Freeman, Hattaway and Kwiatkowski are charged with violating Florida's Sunshine Law. Morris, an official of Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co., has signed a statçnent saying grand jury charges that Freeman solicited unlawful cornpeaUon are "totaliy false." The Morris affidavit prompted Herring to request that Ask name a special prosecutor to determine if Morris has perjured himself by issuance of the aff idavitMorris' affidavit, denying the grand jury charges, conflicts with sworn testimony before the grand Jury or to Herring's office, Morris could be charged with perjury, which is a felony, On Thursday Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson ordered Morris' grr.nd jury testimony transcribed by of ficial co re porter, Norman Robbin. thecourt ordered RobbLn to furnlshcopjesof the grand jury or a request from State Attorney 1thbott Herring for a special prosecutor until the governor returns to Tallahassee next we& ________ Satan Claus", be had a flower pot thrown through the window of hi., house, said he has been - .a. I qT. COOKer/tryer AMwFM Portable Radio only _________ Lies Sesame Street l 1.88 L '1 ' Allen Cutcher, who lives on a quiet street outside Longwood city limits, displayed a figure of Santa hanging by a rope around his neck and labeled "The King of the threatened with getting shot and having his house today and wouldn't consider the report from the _________ Since 5O Auto Now _____ _______________________ ___ Santa Claus is "heathen Idolatry" and a "sin." 144 16.99 Orig. 22.95 Hand Vacuum Cleaner ____ _ ____ the families do not celebrate Christmas and hold the opinion that the ) 10 only __ smal LPRecord automatic thermostat Orig. 19.99 _______ ____ by hanging Santa Claus in effigy. Members of a l church In Sanford, Reg. 159.95 Delta Fine Tuning - popular attitude toward slow cooker two _________ Longwood area by violent reaction to two families who have expressed their of Christmas" Reg. 15.88 qt. crockery approve a governor's decision to remove an official. Meanwhile, a 2 p.m. hearing today could determine whe ther or not the state has a felony case against County Atty. Thomas Freeman, who is charged wi th asking John Morris, a Sanford title company official for a $12,400 kickback plus an at torney's fee In connection wi th title insurance which was to be Issued for the county's aborted By Herald religious beliefs iIilines 3 12 ED PRICKETF Stall Writer A Seminole County Grand Jury report, Indictin g four top-ranking county officials, arrived in Florida Gov. Reubin Askew's office this morning, according to Askew aide Maurice Harling However, Harling said Askew was in Miami The "season of goodwill" "The Brightest Stars Cents skewGets iury Rep ort .--i-- - has been with Antenna Sale .. Herald Staff Writer Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Special Prosecutor Requested Some Don 't Believe V Sharp C.B. 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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A 15 U vou must decide today between what You won't be sufficiently ap. what feeds your ego or — I fattens vour wallet, don't preciative of othcri' assistance songs 7 Mariner's unless you realize their help 32 Back of neck L__;s_#~ a#-ron 20 Thyroid, for 13 Cs color and counsel are saving you your wounded prido. one 8 Woolen of (April 20-May 20) much sweat and strain. lambs moleflal 22 Onsgeir 39 Spanish artist TAURUS 24 Distant (prefix) 66 Printing 9 Festival 41 Bounce Others retain a 10 Boys name 45 Postpone 25 Jewels L II 25 Through Encircle influence on your opinions 'ii You will 1eep your 01). 4! Frolics 30 Stoop over 19 GItI It's not dLstasteful. Your Jectives in perspective today, 48 Sport DOWN 34 Sheltered 21 Bachelor 49 Actual assigning everything to its views a.1d tM[rs are in places i Smile Laws job) 50 Space proper time and place. 3,5 OtrEs 2 Of the air 23 Ath'etIC games 52 AEI mony. 36 Song Icomb. form) 24 Travels on foot 53 Elementary GEMINI (May 21-June T) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jann. 37 Ancient times 3 Mark of 25 Happiness (ab.) Regardless of-what others may 19) Let go of the mundane (airchalcil 64(vitude 26 Slippery 54 Soaks flax 4 Feminine 38 Gypsy man 27 Ancient 57 Hydrocarbon advise, you've got to do It your stress,es that bug you today. garm"t Portion 39 Ya" suffix way today. Once you break Have a good time. You're en. 40 Ogled 5 Expression of 29 Sufficient 58 Maid's name loose, you'll wonder why you titled to let your hair down (archaic) glee 42 Land dmWon 59 Masculine (ab) 6 Witty saying 31 Enthusiasm without feeling guilty. nictcnm. ISITICJ Itisru. 'itnli, e AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Fek i .r __ p -9 0 L 13 -_ E, 'N' 5 ' --I (prebi) name . HOROSCOPE / 7 AN A L German 15 Offend 16 One *ho dines i7 Gibbor. 18 Christmas -__N -- 51 Anon 12AntIcuec& 13 river 55 Atmosphere 14 Arab ~ ~, ,--_f --- , F-9 I . [,- %,',~ . J-1-i: ____ P A i SUNDAY 9 Joke - __ - --.-•---- IV NO \! NO 11 - - Fl. __ -- S—EveringI'lir?Idcflford - I 0 . E-6- IE I ;I v ux iiji -in - L~~In - v,~~" -.01 ~ - -.101111111111L. M i ,~ mis - -- 68th Year, No. 98—Sunday, December r 14, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents measures - S ty. of -- - -.I. Ift 11 0 TØi ' ' d L 4!), iv a A ... MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS anuiaia JlulJl-lIIll uu.JluulIIll lll • MJlll by Larry Lei -- FAW_~._~u 'I( 5u0c5TIN& I' GET 4ND,I'M )ME EXERCISE TO % %, ~_ N~y r-A, ~ '_I/ / TENNIS... i(E MY MIND OFF THEJ MEANT 4CULTV , m i~-,-~~ SHOULD HAVE PICKED I 9-TtLJ \iLi NONE jjl all jlI -Jil 4&1_~ * rran am . 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RJIIO "IU Jul jIll. a E I WANr NA T' PICTURE IT AFTER YA'VE RuRW IN LOTSIA CH Jim moml. , mom ---T\-, -_ )SItl'1l1)1.JriZ W :-;, _-11 - 1 -i. . :. 0 0 I0 W_ : 4I -,- I. - $ Self-preservation of your goals You have a way of saying will be your Initial objective sorml.hing today that will get a I youll] forsake the realm of Pushing yourself too hard to ,et Into the attain a material goal will only arena of live action, you can do P0tP0flC i ts, realization. t anything you set your mind to moment you ease up, you'll ! - -1. -* ~ t - - - -- . _..~_ -_ f, learn aspirations of others are couldn't have done U himself eq ually nìpor PISCES (Feb. 20M di LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It - -- N-411111111111141111111 . _____ _____ I , ,_ , ~_A_ _ _ - r .- ";.,11 - ViRGO(Aug.2ept.)Set rapt You're YOUR BIRTHDAY capable of flattening any obDec. 13,175 stacle it you're aware of bnrrlers. Be willing to work this ) it's UBRA (Sept. time to shed the cloak of coming year when others lay their tools The rewards Inactivity and move on something to which you've will exceed your expectations. given considerable thought ThOse}ousvewilllat.er serse Nothing's to be ga ined I 4 - - j. - - rrvm . __________ ' ____ 347. . - - - . ,- : ____ 1 ____ _____ -. - _________ fli - f'_L - S. _- ______ -- - r7 _____ ____ - ç-4 __ -—i-_____ _- .1uh_ 1 I " I 9 AT BRIDGE - II ' - . , - --- 8) O%%tI I) and JA%1I.." JACOB ____ . ___ . - -a - __________________ - - _!5-:-ZZ w ,;VM_;P-_,;— -- &832 _____ P os r BLONDIE Chic Young (. I )JAVE SOME MONEY U4TT) COULD REBATE s) ()4) SENT OUT ) PAY AX RE3ATE MV TAX (ATE c7 mll~ 1L I - J PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer SO'O(j PLUNKED' THE OD \( TI-4'\1 THE SPELLING ) WERE ft000S TEST, STUART! / AAINSTJ \? ME r- c / THERE'S A LOT MORE WRONG WAYS TO SPELL A WORLD THAN RIGHT WAY5 ,! -=5 i - 4 misoonception that has caused other people a lot of unhappiness. a pplied I..# 0 6" r' . 11 ) tri tis cystitis and mst cases Li ual activity at all. A COi11fl1(AI source of the infection is one wg.,, ARCHIE by Bob Montana WHERE ? WHERE? I' rWHAT AM I GOING T01 I DON'T SEE HrS DO HOW ,AM I G0NG AL REA.ay TO ALERT THE TEACHERS ANYONE /' N WITH 1 HE S -OOI_ BOARD.' NSIL)/ i W/1AT' ANO STUDENTS? - ---.. I 0 ;/) ~ ,4 --- . boggy and Is more likely to become Infected, Ills true that the prostate gland can be Involved in a by Bob Thaveg —- % - We llige DEEP -%- INTb 0 QW?_~. - i%STROLOGY TNN1$, g0up THERRPY Aug) Dsr. CARNIVAL TUMBLE WEEDS f I. - a. ..SI!%1 lfIiJ oy TO PV1IT1D USE 61f?S, 1 P0 WANT -M THANK ANK VFPY NEYT Th(JNPERSIORM 1 114E FOR ThE REAl.iY SUPER E1.ECTRIC .mKPr o &AVE ME FOR CHIEF APPR C1ATJOtJ . - _$L I (a), • oun ran The Seminole County Grand Jury Is eznected tn rnnvn Monday or T'Liesday to reconsider an interim report and four indictments returned Dec 3 after a d four I_—'-p-- 1111111111111 gug the curiiwtionaiity 01 tile jaw citei by uwart wflen ana nau the Uocuments sealed in an envelope prepared by _________ I week reported probe of Two Seminole Brevard circuit court Judges late Friday ordered Brock Rterg, Mason and Walden claiir. - , L- reconsideration because the report and some of the documents - __ I~ . Circuit Judges Virgil B Conkling and Joe A Cowart Jr ordered __ - W - V - - I L L ~ I Ma-- 21 -_ J._1 ____,, _ L ------ - persons named in them are arrested on warrants Lssued by the following a five hour closed door hearing, Conkfing answered, Yesterdaywe felt certain Jlings hadn't been disposed of." But Cowart, when sealed the local indictments. said there would be no warrants issued or arrests made. . - On Friday. Cowart, af ter the court ordered the indirtme nt~ an~! 'itant ALL> Gtneral Raymond L Markey Jr said in report sent back to the grand jury, declined to come into i Tallahassee Friday shortly after the Supreme Court's ruling that corridor to talk %ith reporters and quietly slif,lx-d out of the it could be interpreted to mean that "in the minds of th e Supreme courthouse--eluding photographers. Court that Judge Cowart's actions to this po int ha ven't been such Conkling, however, stopped to talk with newsmen in th' - as to invoke the extraordinary power to stop him." JUDGE COWART ... sealed Indictments JUDGE CONKLING held private hearing • • hallway before leaving the building. On Dec. 3 Cowart said he was following the advice of Circuit %'hile the court wouldn't reveal what "improper matters" t1it, Judge Voile A. Williams Jr., " was "- to have received the grand jury's report. Cowart took the return while Williams was at lunch (Cuntinued On Page 2-Aj - - __ _ -,.--- i- Must Make Restitution Today -.- .~7:~t.,;___ql - , _. - I F . - ~ W __4 111111111111111 I - t" \ JO I- t \ Bridge Crouvmrd .. .............K was the major "fence” for counties by the ring, has ad- fine. property stolen by irwinbers of mitted participating in 81 Ill Dear Abby Dr Iamb Hot ,.40 YT WA _ Ti "But when I 00 fill In the Lheck stub 5 ma d , 'lOOT" I" V s rs 0 ___ -ill A s-c a multi-county 'steal-to-order burglaries but hasn t been Karen Ave., Altamonte theft ri ng has been sentenced in charged in Seminole. prings, pleaded no contest circuit court to a prison term Crowder and Herman E. Nov. lltobuying, receiving and on a purmasie money mortgage * - " .1 1. ,1 1W ,, ____ " , ~ -~ Mat seems to make you I . I by Garry Trudeau # ZI &I , i; I fi ..- - MkV CW 91Y- tV4tARY ' ,. (7 - - M - .' - 1' 1, _ __ !~_..Wmr - --- -WF --= - - i I..::11111 7Z~ - - __ - S ~ _--~* i___JL~_ 1~ 2 0 1~ --' -t i 1~ / cpunty thc,ft and burglary ring ~~ 11Z_ DA Y 1 'S 'o t ha d 'ed The amount of restitution is to Defense attorney Robert Calvin Yates Jr., 28, of be determined by state Buonauro told the court that riot to file charges in other c&" probation authorities. Crowder will actua!ly be witness against Crowder and McGregor said Ow cwt will punished two times for the others charged In Conne-tion resolve any disputes over offenses lie said the Crowders with what riolice called a muLl amounts to be naid ictims IC ____________ - - - ____ . f. - - I -4.rl %J i' - - McGregor meted the sentences power outboard motorstolen by giventhen-iaxirnum&intenceof According to court records WEATHER % K to 44-year 01(1 Altamonte burglary ring mem bers prison plus tine "because of his Crowder Is free on bond penSaturtlay's high ri. Overnight Springs bar owwir '),-,nald R. McGregor meted seven years involvement in transactions ng p -------------------sow as ('rc.wd'r . prcbetcn Icr C'owder wi th a prperty ci.t ,-atd by 4i" --_-_-'---Details and tides, Page 7-A. McGregor said a pre- condition being that he must Crowdcr's wife, Carol)m, 42, As part of plea bargaining investigation reflected make UOfl ) fa cestrinlJan.Sonachargeof negotiations whe, Crowder - . substantial "very inA - F:=victim for Items ....:: buying, receiving and con. entered the no contest plez the o,*-0,_~~_ ~ cealin buying stolen property from motorhorne to frozen meats. •.•. %, Li S- rj' 1ir-"1 11 - -- - 4 _____________ - ~ - U ( 1.f1L,Cfri(IV, A ' - ' _____ /Øfa'*i #'T4Wz/ef \ ~_~7_ -- e_~11 PRI 1( LI1tPW 6W 7D ______ _^1111."I't t77 , j - .,- _________________________ -____________ I .1 -_„,. . raided the bar, next door to the Altar.ionte Springs police and fire departments, and the 1-- _- ____ plus probation and a fine and Fields, 38, also of Altamonte concealing a .25 caliber pL , tol Crowder residenm in Augmit 7 A has been ordered to make Spr ings, here found guilty on stolen In a burglary at a af ter ()hjtnaz.. ....................restitution to 23 theft three-month probe of the and Oct. 10 by a circtdt court Jury of residence at Paola, west ofmulti-county burglary and theft Sports .................... 14B burglary victims. knowingly buying, receiving Sanford. Television ................"D ring operation. ., J u dg e 0 C ircu i t C ourt B. an conc-cain., a I or.4c• cGr'egors.n Women. ow rwa _J c_ , HosplW ...................7"A I 12-11 i-*4_ Crowder Sentenced To Prison .... A man that prosecutors say 100 to 150 burglaries in five and ordered hum to pay a $5 ,000 still owes "$&),000 to $90,000" _______ ""' - AVW ATAV #EAZMAAVW - - AroitdThe Clock __ ( .w4oll A CHRISTMAS Fields is scheduled (cc sen- liquor license for the Ren- c ,-,C: r -.o - in Janua . d v r, u d L" theft ring M 9017 F 441 W case, USt$ j dge y sen eived hecinesa !i a see'nd "steal t order" Crowder paid 1?I),0® for the IWand Henry DUTV'd 33 of 603 Yates who furnkhed in- case, McGregor sentenced license David SI ' Winter Spr ings, to fIrm4ltion to hcniff's agents en Crowder to five years in prison Crowder said in addition he se%'eii years probatIon. - ______ . * - -is- M i:4 . !' - THIS IS CHRIS - - - _ .- ______ -- - 16.~ . - Uktlt -. _!~- SANTA - ____ - - . HELLO l_.__lI_c- MA - Of: WUSE,fl CAN&EtTR K1E IN fl4E AIR. h. -- _____ \- -- ''" Normally grand Jury indictments are not made public until "had nothing to do with the Supreine Court ruling." -- - with Legal experts said it is believed that the sealing of indictments order sending the report and indictments back to the grand jury - State Atty. Abbott Herring asked Cowart to release the In- .r opinion. , _; -1 - Wctments so persons named could be arrested but Cowart refused _____ in tertwined When asked why the local court hadn't ordered the jury report court. The indictments are withheld by the Clerk of Circuit Court and indictments sent back to the grand jurors on Thursday from public inspection until the warrants are served __________ _: - Cowan later indicated the indictments were Judge Conkling told reporters Friday night that the local court is %ithout preceden in the s te. - ' to do so. [lrrring then appealed to the Florida Supreme Court issuing a written r- - 4 perSom named in A grand jury report, but not indicted, time to ask the court to repress or expunge th e report or portio ns concerning the unlndicted persons. / - - ' thctiutnts cealed(ur 15 days on Dcc 3, citing a state law a llowing -1 . ' Herring misstated" the issue as to the basis of Cowart's order seaUg the other information in the jury report so as to make it difficult, if indictments and sought to intervene in the Supreme Court appeal not impossible, to allow making the indictments public withoui Friday morniq the high court dertied Herring's appeal without revealing other inforniat.ion contained in the jury's re port. - the report and "attachments" retumed to the grand jury for IF / Ex ected To Reconvene county torneY3 Newman Brock, Gerald Rutberg, J. Cheney Mason and ç u applied to indict -iients as well as a grand jury report. Franklin T. Walden. . ££ rl - I on Nov. 12 that for their lives. case • I .1 enrn Repo , iflulcilnen,s S ottsIuer foreman Gary Hall following a closed door bearing of nearly two hours wi th Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan and pri rate at. _____ L - 14 ., Semino e I L NrspArIarTrn1uc*:Ac.., tW1?)fSTMTJjfJ57 / , F _ Kyan -- . ! I. K. To • __ %a,avi.4, - deposition in the murder the interim report and Indictments returned to grand jury DOONESBURY (I A *isflis ' A Mississippi reader wants to the correct rebid with ccompanying it "contained improper matters." - ______ r With 60 on score North most interesting questions elected to open two hearts. *ill be used in this column South responded two notrurnp and will receive copies of and North decided to pass, His JACOBY MODERN) serious damage to yourself. to me in care of this Van Hook said the unidentified woman was Robert B. McCiregor, who is scheduled to hear = ordered to show cause why she shouldn't be held themurder trial, that one state with "has had Raines (411; Third raw, Gerald Meyer (42), Mike Good (S2), in contempt of court, but law enforcement of- hishomeshotup"anda state witnesi in the case Mark Whlgham (10), Al Stanley Herb Felder ( 67), Kenny ficers couldn't locate her. "was beaten by "Outlaw" gang members." Lee Mickey Manning (83), Keith Van Dyke (60), Jerry Sheriff's Lieutenant George Abbgy said efforts McGregor issued a protective order in Oe. Human (63), Frank Procdll (25), Her be rt Branch (2 and James by police in Daytona Beach, Jackson vi lle, tober, making the addresses of five state witBarren See stories Page 1-B (Herald Pho to by BIB Vincent Hollywood and Tampa were fruitless. nesses "unavailable for public pecUon" ofter Jr.) Abbgy said that during the taking of a the state a lleged that the witnesses were in fear Sanford Marina, now that the season is over. Front row sitting tfrom left) include Henry Stanley 7), Tim Mec ks (66) and Gene Bowman (60); Second ro w, Kern Sweat (75), Greg Pringle (1), Norbert Seals (32),Curth Johnson (86). TIm flames (!2) and Ned BEST OF '75 * - You I s older is often related to I think1itis Particularly irn enlargement of the gland. portant Ills nuy be from some horthe development stage of life monal imbalance or from to have good medical chronic Infection For more guidance if they are going to de ta iled information on the be on a diet to lose weight. If diikrent types of prost.ati'ls you want bad teeth, a poor send in 50 ctnts for The flea I th skeleton, inadequate sexual Letter, number 14, Prostate development and a host of oth er problems, Just continue Gland, wi th a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for with your present unwise course. miffing. Just send your letter J_ - All-County, 1975! 'niese art! tfx reflectiou caught as players selected ir rnSemlnole County high sehooli take to "dry-dock" at reason for this. Each part to be In game. Why not just score creates its own special bid it! problems. (Do you have a question There Is one area of general For the experts? Write "Ask agreement about two bids the Jacobys" care of this with part score which Is that newspaper. The Jacobys MY the strong-suit two bid Is a answer individual questions one-round force even though it if stamped sel f-addressed is a bid of game. envelopes are enclosed. The yet and your body needs vital nutrients and proteins to develop a normal, healthy body. commonly gets when he EJ ! -- for the unidentified Tampa woman again with a court order to show cause why she shouldn't be Van Hook said the state subpoenaed the held in contempt of court for failing to produce the subpoenaed letters. letters, but the woman failed to produce them. Last week Van Hook told Circuit Judge &AKIXXvAQxxz 0 11 & 1 Your diet is deficient in calcium which you neN1 for bone development, It is pro. tet ut.'Cflt 'which will prust.atItls are different ger ms entirt'y, affect your normal muscular The kind of prostatitis that a development. You can do man ~ - s..t venereal infection, but, again, the bacteria commonly involved in most cases of -: :!W- _ -_• - - By Oswald & James Jacoby after you have opened one spade and pa rtner has raised Th e whole sub eel of score bidding has been given you to two spades. very sketchy treatment by The answer is that you bid writers, There is a good four spades. You should want wish there were some wav to get th e message across to all g i rls are ril normal development You are not even physically mature distended prostate gland gets 1 newspaper, RadioCity Stati on, New York, NY 10019, AsThe Heal th Letterpoints out, the best treatment depends u pon what bacteri a is causing the infection. %hen the proper med i cines receive immunity from prosecution He asked Judge Conkling to reserve ruling on the state's motion for one week. Conklmg told Van Hoo k that th e co urt is Friday hearing that the state discovered, in earl October, that a woman witness in the murder case had recei ved letters from Spaziano while he was in the Orange County Jail. - ---- cooperate. your parents are right I just having as much sex as might be optimal and th e over- _____ ul.it uppm"is don't always 2V Pass 2 N i Pau Pass Pass can bet your pointed head urologists believe that such an infecUon is more hkely to dovelop In who Is - - II DEAR READER prostate gland Some I 17- ti which some way escapes and _____ - right? lodges in the crypts of the y ___________________ - for an Orange County rape convicuon, also faces trial in Sanford the week of Jan. 26 for the Dec. 26, 1973 rape of a sou th Seminole woman Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook told =====---_ Will my water diet hurt me any way' Are my parents of the bacteria in the colon Z=Qr0M — _ - - ___ ~ q )I eat. I've trieil balanced diets, but don't work for me. one that is transmitted by sex- es daily for energy. My problem Is my parents and neighbors. They keep Irving to get me to man usually is, caused by some ria. The bacteria ____________ - water. I take two vitamins a nd in the the case of a young ¶n e '- cent tea and coffee also The inflammation can be, i nvolved NOth.SOUth on * East -' - _ -- -- - some way the tract but it would require con- Both vulnffable. 2 and weigfi 120 pounds. I'm t rying lose weight by eating wthing. I just drink 100 per 50 Ofl ______________ W_ ponents and we have found LOMU DEAR DR LAMB - I am a 13-year-old eirl and am 5 feet to appendicitis, _____ - - ~_ ___ -- might have found V63 infections remain bronchitis, laryngitis, gas- 1% 11 : .cguo * SOLTTII Q ed, most acute cases are cured quickly. Some chronic Pros tatitis means mtlammation of the prostate gland Just as the ending "ills" __7_ _ - - - piziano, ic,, sno is sering a tue prison ICI1TI - __ - and Look the final eight If had played at th ree get running around with other women, straining his prostate gland which results in th e lease help to clear tear n up one way or ujC It's on my mu quite often. DEAR READER - Your mother may mean well, but she is misinformed and her statement could be causing a lot of unnecessary trouble. She is repeating a frequent - Van Hook indicated the prosecution will with- draw its motion for production of the letters if Circuit Court Judge Virgil B Conkling in a up its mind on pursuing the letters V182 Dr. aziano was indicted for .the slaying after a 24- _________ and 109 653 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - What young man in his mid EAST V 105 ___________________ is prostatitis? Why does a NO, BUT I PLAN TO (JAS SOON AS I GET) ANY TA')(ES' e ta t P good one. The defense started wi th fie spade tricks South 4A WF,ST I .1 idea turned out to be a His -4 month tnesUgaUon -' -.-- - might not take nine. V A KQJ Of -~; " ~ -Itl~-_; - I that hi h nf I J. - ____ i I - ___ -.--- ____ - - _" S -Z -,; ~~_ t • - - 4 3~uAf_ - -- - * ______ -_- ___ t- - I - Kirkla nd revealed the woman had gin him three letters written b Spaziano Van hook said Kirkla nd has furnished the Defense attorney Edward Kirk land sa ys state with only a COD) of one of the letters but the former "Outlaw" motorcycle gang member prosecu tion wants a ll three. Joseph Robert "Crazy Joe " Spaziano will seek Kirkland told the court Friday that Spaziano immunity from prosecution m th e AltAmonte wi ll seek immunity from prosecution In the dump murder if he Is required to produce two dump murder case kf the court grants the sth te 's letters hewrotefrotn jail toa Tampa woman motion seeking producti on of the let te rs Spaziano Is scheduled for trial on a first Kirkland contends to require Spaziano to degreemurderchargeJan l9in the August l973 produce the lPtters for the state woljld%jobtehIs a)tng of 1)ear4l1(1 Orhndo hocpithl clerk client's constitutional right against selfura Lynn Harberts incrimina tion. It A.L uni By BOB UA)YD Ikrald Stall Writer --- - ____________ 4 I - ee ,r s ~Pr ____ (/ - .,.iar - _____ 1Z _1ii A ,~_V~. _ -- - - W - :- -- - ______ A --- " _____ -_ - -= - - -- - - ____ - - - ___ AAa W -I-- ______ - - ____ N- _____ W11 _N ___~ _~~" Jt1?-_ , __________ ilI(k - -i'y' i _~& I ~Puj- - __.V#~ .- [JU ...____________ _. - - ____ ____ - - ____ -._..__-__ __ - - - -- -. - - - ~~~~._ ~.-.- .1. PZIZ~Z- - 7__;: _!_-11* _____ 1, ^ . - _s. -- - __ . ___ .-*;3-1 1. ~1. ~ - ___ your sights high today. WIN -- In Murder Case ~~11111111111111 1, 4 ___ by Stoffel & Heimdahl I 1 • Jim jllJ Jil Jill - t A " Ho - JIll Jil' /' ~ No I Nia name I -- . .- . A . _ - 2~ 114 x Four year old Christopher Bowila, son of Mr and 1r Henry ilowitu, Z431 Willow Me, Sanford tries out the new ce of servi direct being provided by Or Sanford-Sernimle Jaycees Ielephonr liws to Santa cim.Chris Isn't taking any rhan"s Wit the merry old gentleman though as he calls him and sits on his la t Sfl!TiC time. Seminole child ren may call Santa b dlalhg direct to 3234481; 170 er 23-006 on kends front 6-9 n m ___._ - --- - - = _ - -_ __ - -__ - __ __ - _ ___-___ __ _ -_--_ ----- �-__ 11 r -'-c-- '- h-- - =---.- - - ---.-- -- - JL- — - _______=-_•__f r Sol - - ----=----=' - --z-------- - ----= _.-_- -- - - - .- - 7A—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. 14, 1975 Jury Grand IN BRIEF Compromise Proposal Made Bill Impasse WASHINGTON (A?) The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee is pre91ng a new way out of an impasse between President Ford and Congress over a 117billion tax cut bill scheduled for Senate action Monday. Without the tax cuts, the average taxpayer would begin paying $3 to $4.73 more a week In withholding taxes beginnng Jan. 1. Sen. Russell B. Long, 1)-La., suggested Friday that Ford drop his demand for a flit 13-billion federal spending ceiling for the fiscal year starting next Oct. 1. In return, he piWosed that Congress make a nonbinding commitment to trim federal spending by an amount equal to the $17 billion in the tax cut. - Construction and Laurel Realty wen among witnesses before the grand jurors Binford said he would have received a $12,500 share of the land sale commisslonif the deal had been completed. Binford was associated with Laurel Realty when the sale con act was signed by the county on July 23. He is no longer associated with the realty fIrm, County Commissioners voted on Oct. 14 not to close the land sale deal. Greater Construction has filed a civil suit seeking damages and enforcement of the sale contract.. Other witnesses before the grand jury Included County Corn. :nls5ioners Sid Vihe;i Jr., John Kimbrough and Dick Williams and State Rep. [lob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs), Vthlen, Kimbrough and Williams say they ha ve received no notice from the grand jury or the Judges that they have been either indicted or named as an unindicted co-conspirator, Rep. Hattaway has declined cominenton the grand J Asked If he was named in the report as an unindicted coconspirator Hattaway said, "You know I can't say anything. I ha ven 't been send any pap." County Commissioners Mike Hattavt-ay and Harry Kw1atkow k1 and County Atty. Tom Freeman didn't go before the grand jury. Both Commissioner Hattaway and Freeman replied ,no comment" when asked about the probe and if they were named in th e indictmen ts. acts. U.S District Qnwt Judge Samuel Conti, who must decide whether to accept the new plea, said he wanted to be assured that Miss Moore is mentally competent to give up her constitutional right to a trial. Oilman Faces Trial WASHINGTON (AP) Armand Hammer, one of the rUun's wealthiest oilmen, will have to stand trial on charges of violating federal campaign contribution laws, a federal judge says. The fl-year-old Hammer, an internationally known patron of the rrts and head of the Occidental Petroleum Co., pleaded guilty Oct. 1 to illegally attempting to hide thc i "na, liv atmrce oi ),UIAi in Contributions to the 1972 reelection campaign of former President Richard M. Nixon. Commissioner Kwiatkowski has also answered all queries with a "no comment." Before sealing the grand Jury's report on Dec. 3 Judge Cowart had four copies made for the court. Attorneys Brock, Rutberg and Mason met with Cowart in t' L ,ciuOOi ff a... - rz.0RZDA. CASE SOS. 75-131-cr* 75-S3-CFA i MONDAY Franks Whipped potatoes Mexican corn Dessert managers choice Rolls, Milk TUESDAY Fish Squares Candled yams Green he Oiange juice Corn bread, Mil k WEDNESDAY Sloppy Joe with boa Tossed salad Peas & carrots or ?.Uxed vcgctabes Baked dessert - Economic considerations are the major factor sending thousands of Americans swarming into the South and West, the nation's so-called "Sun Belt," migration experts say. The government says the flow of people into the southern and western sections of the country has ac. (cr it. r cent of U.S. population growth in the past five years. Urged MIAMI (AP) — Ron Nessen, President Ford's press eaetary, says he's trying to persuade Ford to let reporters Into some of his closed-door meetings, including weekly sessions with congressional leaders. College Sets Concert FLORIDA Area Investigators Question California Slash Suspect E It Motorists L docnti ANAHEIM (AP) -Police say they have released a 22, year-old transient after Orange County, Fin. sheriff's invertigalors questioned him for t,o day:; about two Orlando area killings. Officers said Steven Estavillo was taken into custody after he telephoned them Wednesday saying he had information about two murders in Florida. Ile was booked for investigation of carrying a concealed weapon, a large folding pocket knife, but the local charge was dropped when he was released Friday, pcLlce said. In two Orlando area murders earlier this month victims were found with slushed throats and 20 to 30 stab wounds. Pump his dotcrnlned that the mIen, report of December 3, 1975, of the !"io o1 County Gzand Jury, fall Term, 1S 97 aid , report and so.,5f the acco.p*yt It ccntain I mproperm Free att eg rs, the as o lin e G court has reJm*cttully declined to receive said report iri CHICAGO (AP) — "It was a ants tied up on the floor they heck of a sale while it lasted," laughed like hell and gassed police investigator David Olsen up," he said. directs the clerk of the court to return the rport and 4 said. McDowell, Curtis manager of appended dccu.ents to the foreaai of said grand jury with About 100 motorists pumped the South Side italian, one of dlxccticna that said grand Jury reconsider the for* of tile, free gasoline for themselves the busiest be the Chicago area, and pocketed packs of ciga told police that three gunmen report and its attah*ients an4 r.-submit such mutters .s rettes at the E..Z Go service walked into the station about they see fit, station Friday while two at- 3:30 a.m. and bound the two 19001W AND O*LItZD in Chasbers, Sanford, S.ainole t.endants who hod been tied up year-old attendants with deeCounty, Florida this 12th day of Der'rr, 197. by robbers begged f o r help. trlc cords. "1 shoutcl. 'Help! Help! T1e rofters, wearing green Help! We've been robbed," one Army field jackets and carry...,/J, of the attendants, Kenneth Har- Ing pistols, took $5,000 in cash ' v i-is, said. "They just looked and from a afe and 1390 worth of CIRCUIT JurxE kept pumping. cigarettes, McDowell said. "Several of them came in. "They were there for about 45 One man came In with $2 to pay minutes or so," said McDowell. for his gas. He looked at me, "While two of them were inside, It. IT and I sa id, 'Man, unti e me. Get a third manned the pumps and the police.' He put the money pocketed the customers' T ~!w back in his pocket, grabbed a money. bunch of cigarettes and told me "When the three men left, " that help was on the way. Then motorists began arriving we *A - , be returned to his car, filled It have a lot of factory workers with gas and drove away." that early In the morning as " Investigator Olsen said that we ll as the usual stream of "with no one manning the gas business. They began helping pumps, angry customers began themselves. They pumped Judge Conkling's order returning report to the Seminole County streaming Into the office for themselves about 400 gallons, Grand Jury. service. Seeing the two attend- as near as! can figure It now.,, docents for th* purpose of their publication and hereby Justice Urges Disclosure GAINESVILLE (AP) - Supreme Court Justice Joseph W. Hatchctt said today that Judges, to regain ttw tIL:t of t.he peepic, niut join other public officials in fully disclosing their finances. "If the judges of this state are to serve the people as they should, then we must be willing to trust the people with the truth about our personal financial commitments," Hatcheit said in a -;:-..h prepar &ur graduation ceremonies at the University of Florida Law School. "And we must be willing to reassure the people, in whatever ways we can, that we are committed to them and not simply to ourselves or to some special interest," the state's first black Supreme Court justice added. . - - ;...nj .1. . Dissolutions Expected To Increase IN BRIEF JURY RLTuiii Cr DrCEna 3, 17S ,,,. Drug Indictments Filed - FORT IAUIJE1WALF (AP) — Fifteen persons from five states have been indicted in a drug smuggling operation linked to the discovery of 43 tons of marijuana, the largest seizure in history, the Drug Enforcement Administration says. The 15 men were indicted here by a federal grand jury investigating the August 15 seizure on an island in the Bahamas, officials said. The contraband was valued at $26 million. Agents began rounding up the 15 persons Friday In Florida, Texas, California, Kentucky and Hawail, a DEA spokesman said. Most of the names were being withheld. VITAMINS r RX PRICES (Dec. 15 through 19) WASHINGTON CAP) 7 5-536-C,A 75-537-CFA price on your prescription? SEE 109000 Menu Sun BeIt ' Migratjon Growing s... jury documents. Brock represents County (2o,iunissioner Mike !-'attaway, Rutberg represents Commissioner Kwiatkowski and Mason represents Freeman. l3inford also v isited Cowart's chambers accompanied by an attorney. —Bob Lloyd IN Tilt CIRCUIT COURT OF T,LE CIPICUIT is AND FOR SEP1,01OLE couNTy, Real estate salesilu%n Torn Binford and officials uf Greater SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A psychiatric examination hs be- en ordered this weekend for Sara Jane Moore, wh says sht "willfully and knowingly" attempted to kill President Ford. Miss Moore, a one-time Ff3! informant, tried on Friday to change her plea to guilty of the attempted assassination of the President. said ready to answer for her Open Meetings chambers and are believed to have been given copies of the grand pit. Menial Exam Ordered io l Expected To Reconvene (Continued From Page I-A) grand jury repor t and thdictment.s conta ined, it Is believed that the report may have named one or more unindicted coconspirators and that the wording of the indictments may also have con ta ined the names of unindicted persons. Sources said this would have accounted for the court's sealing of both the report and Indictments. Circuit Court clerk Arthur Ikckwith Jr. sdid Friday night that he was following the dirwtlons of the court and returning the report and Indictments to Grand Jury foreman Hall. He said what Is now done with the documents and when itIs done IsuH and the grand jury. During the four-week probe the grand jury is believed to have invetlga(ed an aborted deal in which the county commission was to have purchased 103-acres in south Seminole from Greater Construction Corp. of Casselberry fur $517,000 for use as a clay t4AnON To End Tax ss4,çht Main or wif. s, leg 291 .d317. 1. __ , - 04 each liftV1% id °'' Md ' J - thru Wednesday SaI.r l. ,.d v. .., Sunday '- AIRPORT BLVD. (ZAYRE'S PLAZA) SANFORD ____________ YW Wdgse.n, W Conisue to Oue'. Its Prk,i y — — _I t" "4...4 4VII(IEIjJIb I Kodacofor ii C11O.12 — i,,s ç.. r.,,. i. C. .9:30 .. Sun. 10 am. . 'I am. 9p.m. p.m. . Phone 323-9190 R X 321-MO "i; .. - - WrthmjI 991, AIM BONUS! 6.4 ox. toothpast. skin care cream ur 33C 0 ROSE MILK ens ovnce Ro ThAI 43a 9 with 16 es FlU • Good 12/11.14175 c, 73 to-v G4 121 tl47 , 12 14 I? 75 — .-. .04 RiOURS: MMUA FILM . ' Sl '.. -. — TONE BATH BAR COLOR — Lawmen Form Task Force 365 caps _ , I - cpo Ai -- I THURSDAY Hamburger wi th bun French fries, Tafrr tat. Tn tators Gas Baed dessert Mil k For Bicentennial A free "Bicentennial ConThe SCC bands will be under cert" presented by the the direptinn cf WUi -ii J. Seminole Community College's Hinkle. Also scheduled is a one concert and community bands, hour program by the Trinity Is set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday Prep Chorus, under the (Dec. 14) at the Sanford Civic direction of Warren Dickson. Ewnang Heiad flutlls)~ed Daily and su"4v. CXCPPf Civic Center Auditorium, according to Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corrurrce. The fret admission concert Is sponsored by the Chamber and the City of Sanford. 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Father Martinez said some the children mature and go out this nrw rp the -' ' "--'-'"I" rnnrriou, was "Fcrr—" ,%, j ,.,,u s u Florida's "no fault" law has The hearing can be scheduled marriages are failing today or their own, the couple finds no solidified, has been formed to help persons revolutionized the divorce inas short a time as one to three because of lack of maturity, reason to stay together any The church, meanwhile, through the traumatic cxprocess to tie point where the weeks, depending on the court where couples are not totally longer, attempting to solidify perience of divorce. speed with which a marriage schedule and the attorney or aware of their responsibilities But, few parties to these marriages and open lines of can be dissolved rivals the time attorneys involved, and not capable of fulfilling failing marriages are even communication, has various necessary for the traditional Only when one or both parties these responsibilities, going to their priest or minister programs underway Including wedding. to the divorce refuse to come to Of the older marriages any longer for advice either, marriage encounter. And in the process of agreement need the court falling, Father Martinez said, Father Martinez said he has For the divorced, the Orlando modernizIng a n d process be lengthy or painful. "It seems many people have had only one case recently I DISCOVER AMERICA J diocese has become more revolutionizing, marriages of To acquire a marriage long duration -25, 35, 40 years license, the parties must have - are falling by the wayside. proof of identity and age, if Two :,ears ago, Seminole either were married and Countians were shocked to divorced previously, court learn that one divorce was papers must be presented as A being filed locally for every well as the results of a blood three marriage Licenses issued, test. A three day waiting period A year ago the statistics showed is required. one divorce for every two The marriage ceremony can marriages, take five to 10 minutes before a The latest statistics, gathered notary public or a judge or as for the past three months long as an hour If a traditional September, October and ceremony is preferred. rEDAL November show that the In the Roman Catholic ratio Is now one-for-one, Within Church preparation for & LOAN ASSOCIATiON the next 12 i.3onths of numbers marriage has taken on in. divorces will certainly exceed creased emphasis as the the numbers of marriages, divorce rate continues to rise. In September, 75 marriage Father Rev. James Martinez, licenses were Issued here while pastor of St. Augustine's 96 divorce actions were filed Church, Casselberry, said, and 56 divorces were granted. "Normally we ask for 'ix weeks In October 69 marriage licenses notice before a ma'riage Is were Issued, 125 divorces filed performed. and 59 granted. In November, "And if one of the parties Is -67 marriage licenses were under 19 years old, beginning In issued, 83 divorces filed and 66 January there will be a threegranted — Note 67 marriages, month waiting period from the 66 divorces in Novembr. first time the couple talks to the Sho' dd blame be cast at the priest. "The waiting time is for the "no fault" law or is something priest to judge the maturity of else to blame? the couple and to have them The relatively new laW no undergo some testing and longer requires one or the other counseling with Catholic Social of the marital partners, wishing Services for additional proof of to sever their relationship, to maturity," Father Martinez charge the other with some said. offense - mental or physical "The rules have been j changed because of the large cruelty as an example. number of divorces In youthful All that Is necessary is that marriages. This legislation has one of the parties be a resident been put Into gear In this of Florida six months and diocese as a preventive testify under oath that the measure to lessen the bonds of marriage have been possibility of divorce under Irrevocably broken, these circumstances," he said. Usually one or two visits to an For the couples, who are 19 attorney are necessary, and years old, the normal six weeks agreement reached on property time Is required for pie-Cans settlement, alimony, custody of conferences where doctors, -*F Ufs the children if any, and child lawyers and married couples support. counsel the couples on the 1* -The court appearance; which emotional, financial, sexual Our Fam-ily Wth CeOO* asc Lw,wt I I71 I7i W,t+io,,t coçor 154 -1 14d7 Good tv,i.i Baked harvest wedges (apples Stesinhouse roll wI butter Crock of mflk - , SAVINGS - OF MID "FLORIDA Has a FREE GIFT For Your Fa_M__1*1y - -- - - K - - - - 1 ? 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C) HLA PINTS $100 rrj.ij P.r,-r C 6 16-or It 299 55c (ALL EXCEPT U3 ________________________________________ 99c I-La Cottage Cheese 9 4 : Cop.Iocd SoII fiG I or Cotry Pork 49 - FP0 - Cr OLD DUCK tiRWT REGULAR On DIP CHAMPAGNE I fth" CUSTARD PIE - s— r 1 7 69c (t4hJ?iy 9c LL9 4Y2 BAO too THRIFTY MAID CRANBERRY SAUCE I 09M 'T . t1 !. ___ ___ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE -, , Lr"' 3 .rth $5 00o, 'o'p pvrchtc I ____ ____ I thrif MIlD CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS r COCONUT Ham okay , $179 It .. USDA CHOICE FRESH WHOLE OR RUMP HALF LEG O 0" LAMB Arrow Foil f! cp C'- ;r ______ _ -- ji __ _____ LB. ____ ____ tomb Loki Chops . . . s $229 most ____ Should,, Lo..b _____ Chops SJ Dressing -- . . . - r.QC Glod Turkey Bags . 29c - i \. COCONUT -- k l es . Pic . . • • Stucfing Mix I :;l 99c -NESTLE CHCCOLATI MORSELS Napk ____ ' W-0 BRA— NO RIGULAR OR Stum ng Ar,.. \ CARRAG3 AT ie tFYifl Mix 16 vj . ins *80C'. MARGARINE 89C , KRAFT MARSHMALLOW 47 CRIME 89' Box KAP 49 7-01. JAR BUTTER MILK '4..', CAN , U.S. NO. 1 VENT VUE LAND 0' SUNSHINE EAGLE BRAND 49c PKG: (QTR5.) 69 c W C) B'u'd - -n Bee' , BoIogna.....;. 2 99 O PKG. fFu. fo' S,uff,n W SUPERBRAND SOFT BOWL MARGARINE çqC anC ROWLS Sausage..,,, 9" DETERGENT Lrt I -' 5 0 or cror. purc hase IRRCQJ LAB CooIr ,rd H OOcI & 5.,-., Fish Sticks . . . . $139 I LB. BAG LU 10-LB. BAG 99c HARVEST FRESH SWEET THRIFTY MAID CUT POTATOFS Thrift DIXIE DARLING THRIFTY MAID LARG - RIPE , CAKE 'WEE. sloeAl "cc --- POTATOES CANADA - LL VARIETIES - AIXES FISH PORTIONS 1 '2-LB. BOX POTATOES fl $189 ba SWEET C) Brand MicE LB1O 1-LB. PKGS. BLUE, WHITE, R R COLD WATER - DRY GINGER ALP, TOM COLLINS CLUB SODA OR WINK DRINKS CREME SANDW1i714F.q $100 HARVEST FRESH YELLOW nminuc I19c[ PKO. I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. V07 SUPERBRAND MRS) J ALL BEEF FRANKS 18.999 29c LBS. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN SUGAR PKO. 69 . PG DIXIE CRYSTAL CONFECTION '2-os. flat Fe.p.i Pico, ~aalflrnnke Deep South Wiot. S..,,, 4 I— 59c . . . . 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THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY FXTR PW cHoicE) LB. 9 SUNDAY 0S u,i_& - 419 £ FIRST ST - SANFORD 7661 DELANEY ST . ORLANDO I! Bon.I. Beef 9 a.m. SHERBET or ICE CREAM P", c,aw MONDAY - SATURDAY SUPERIRAND ALL FLAVORS H4 CHUCK ROAST PF S. CHOCE; - I USDA CHOICE INCLUDING 7-B ONE CENTER GROUND I%' A O W-D BRAND W WD BRAND HANOI- PAX PURE - '. Sunday, Dec. 14, 1975—SA NEW STORE HOURS (NOTE ... NOTGOOD INVOLUSIA COUNTY) t 16-oz. BTLS. DEC. 17 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LAKE. CITRUS, BREVARD,AND COLLIER w ;" PRICES GOOD - ASTOR ONLY... ORANGE, SEMINOLE OSCEOLA, p. &mt ? w/$S or rmo,, purchase excl uding c i garettes vy''4 'u-' I Sunday, Dec. 14, 1175 F fe. -----•-.----- 4A—Evening Herald. Sa nford, Fl. r - .vvw --o,..,--.- - . SANFORD 419 E FIRST S.T. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. ::---' - •- - - '- - -. - - ---- - �. I ..-. 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Month, $2.ij; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Central Florida Stamp Club Christmas Stamp Fair, 11 I , a.m., to 5 p.m., Mt. Vernon Inn, 17-92, Winter Park. Free - to public. Theories Continue H 0 0 - MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. -• On humane Society, 8 p.m., Firs t Federal Savings of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Conspiracy theories continue to rise to challenge the official verdicts in the assassinations of the two Kennedy brothers. The report of the Warren Commission on the i.t_ r ..t : .. assass "at on Presid ent convinced some Arnerpirans that Lee Harvey ui .iorrn F. isenneciy never Oswald was acting alone when he fired at the presidential motorcade in Dallas on Nov. 22 1963. Some investigators still are not satisfied that only one man was involved in the assassination of Sen Robert F. Kennedy in !MS Angeles in I9R. ( 'wi- c Rutal probing into the Ides o the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving ammunition to those who think the Warren Commission did not uncover the whole story. The ammunition is meager, however. It consists of two new facts. First, the Warren Commission was not told that the CIA had been hatching plots to kill Fidel Castro during the Kennedy administration. Second, the ____________________ PHOTO FORUM ____ Mr. Schlesinger, in a Con. = had threatened the president's life, ______ _______ _- ur' objcuve of our foreign ______________ —: _____-. ______ ____ balance" between th e twin ob- -- ______ - ________ ________ ______ __________ . __ tional tension and maintaining ________ — _________ is task of — " the requisite firmness." _____ _____ - _____ a s('enario in which Oswald was (he instrument of a Cuban plot to get back at the American president. Or one could speculate that th e FBI might somehow have thwarted Oswald's plan but did not. The trouble is, these speculations are not new and were current durinø the 10 months that th Warrpn Commission spent investigating all potential leads th at might tie Oswald to a conspiracy. The new facts do not change the other facts the 25,400 pages in five volumes which constitute the full Warren Commission report, based on more _____ _____ course of action, what is your reaction? WHERE ASKED: Downtown Sanford and the Altam onte Mall, Altamonte Springs. _____ _______ _____ S.. E.[. Cox, 78, Sanford: "1 think they (sealed in. __ - N__ If I the public. "There must be some politi cal reason for the judge's refusing to let the public know about ___________ ____ _______ -&Rammmmff- - - - than 25,000 interviews by 26 investigators. That is the evidence that led the seven-member corn- cox -- -. - C! A Ca"HU I thiss year, says lit thinks a new ill- vestigation would restore the public's faith in the conclusions of the Warren report. We doubt it. At a recent news conference. President Ford pointed out that no new evidence has surfaced even though we now know of the existence of some cir cumstances that were not known to th e Warren Commis3iOn, of which he was a member. As Mr. Ford says, some of the evidence might need to be reviewed in the light of the new developments, but a reopening of the entire investigation is hardly justified. The entire assassination inves tigation co ul d be rerun, opeming up both private and public wounds, and it would sill) be imposible to satisfy all the *.....eL..... :..ii --- I— ,.J zi-a WUu only feed suspicion and doubt about the original Warren findings and would do little if anyth ing to put those suspicions entirely to rest among dedica',ed supporters of the conspiracy theory. George? Again? U nless the la ws and diUo ns pornics have gone co pletely awry it is not likely that Sen. George McGovern again be the Democratic nominee for the office of president. On the basis, his recent assurance to the Democratic Issues Convention in Louislle, Ky., that he will be available in e of a deadlock at the Democratic National Cjntr,( ion_-and might even enter a few primaries before then - is another indication of the severe cross winds within the Democratic Party. What the senator is really snying is that the Democrats really have candidate for president of the caliber that American people 10h ' i. diev -1 circumstances. "it sounds like an unusual COfldItiOfl °n the surface of it. have had a reason for ik the Information and GUTMANN iiikaiientz - maybe to protect others. 690 are... and should know who . exhibit are not really long on perspective or new Ideas for problems that face American people. Sen. Adlai Stevenson, Democrat of Illinois, who 5 mentioned as a Democratic nominee for president summed up th e Louisville "issues" meeting as somethin g akin to a "boUt) con test" of candida tes. He added... "and to discuss what - life and death Issues, foreign policy, the Middle East, nuc1ar proliferation? No, it was The fact of the matter Is that busing has failed as a practical tool to assist In integration and also has lost its symbolic value to the Integration movement. Finley Peter Dunne may have been prophetic when he said many years ago that "71i'dimmycratic party ain't on speakin' t - - - - - .: Letters To The Editor Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club Christmas I)inner-I)ance, 6 pin., Sanford Civic Center. :4 - County Aide Bear Lake Elementary School, Forest City, Eastern Star Chapta'r 2, Ctul!trnas part" and meeting, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. This poem was sent to me by a very dear Mayor ice Moore, who frequently heading In the wrong direction. The person who wroie tlds poem [) So -- the tedium of city Commission meetings with his - W. efflchs M!TCHELL Sanford FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 AARP-NRTA, 2:30 p.m., F irst Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Speaker, Rev. Leo King. Rotary Club of Seminole County South, 7:45 a.m., t Doris L. Love certainly think young. Winter Springs Steenworth, 208 W. 17th St., Sanford. 00 -- .• . Sa nford Rotary Club, noon, Civic ('enter. , -- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 Free tes ting for Sickle Cell Disease, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apartments main office, Fifth ' Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. Oereatera Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida and Light, Sanford. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29 up. Free testing for Sickle Cell Dis ease, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apa rtmen ts mLIn of fi ce, Fil th -Jtznffynes Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. -- - TIJESI)AY, DECEMBER 30 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and .- BERRY'S WORLD . 7 I Sanford Llo'is Club, noon, Holiday Inn. . ?~ I 11 rK -~R ____ _.-_ \ , ;r ______ _________ - New Year's Eve Charity Ball sponsored by Maitland Kiwanis Club, Ireland's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 - THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 Longwood Tourist Club dinner meeting, noon, Sun- ,.y, it ,,. i,.. 4•.• ••. '•' •" " 4. . . s. .. .4 Saturday service. Her9's your mail )Ljfq10( I _________ I 4 - mos fly allersan hero(eaecowt of hffto hold the tt "Aa you kmw, he ' This ii the view o(securfty expertswhoh cWig veteran's name. He woul d collect all Imgernrinua àluunt iÜ6 in re-enlistment bouies, sources ay the Sometimes, 1* would a1 pcxiu v the FE!, OU ndlitary cast would be acceptable. TUESDAY, JANUARY [5 -- Clii meeting, home of JoAnn Rowe, Lake Mary, 7:30 p.m. _______________________ IV -. - The ASHSURY / boy console Sol d-Stat Super Video Ranne TSyrich:omatc 70-PositionUHF nnel F(' 13 mSelector. Chromatic O- tti c n lur i r utated Wood Graining ingSystem Choose ZENITH... your best color tv value! 1 I J EASY TERMS 5 er - F131 ______ r ^ At Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, we'd like to give our customers a financial break during the busy holiday season. That's why we've planned, something special to help. • If you're a qualified installment loan customer, we'll let you postpone your December payment one full month. All you'll pay during December is the interest on your loan - . only a fraction of your usual monthly instalIment Regular payments begin again in January, but you've enjoyed a real financial break during the holidays. 9'. F If you're an Installment Loan customer of Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, call us today and ask about our Holiday Payment Break. We'd like to help make your holiday season a happy one. Felicia Bradford Kingsley Burket Louise E. Dougherty Michelle L hlerndon Freddie B. Nelson Mary E. Self Atlantic National Bank of Sanford Downtown Sanford -. - Member F.D.I.C. fler vu Joseph Nowicki, Deltona Brian L Dickinson, Winter NDM NEW1976 AYCNUI TILiPHONE Leroy Strawder William K. White James W. Williams Manlane R. Kryger, Longwood Lola L Check, &rrcnto OLOTVON OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8A.M. IlL 5:30 p.m. . Altamorite Michael D. Erickeon, DeBary Claire H. Fellows, DeBary Thomas I. Owens, DeLand Viola L Herman, Deltona Christopher Padgett, Deltona Kevin B. Walsh, Deltona Mabel S. Poff, Lake Mary Bobbie J. hood, Lake Monroe TRADE from Atlantic Bank - Christopher Padgett, Deltona Charles E. Glazier, Geneva Alice G. Davis, New Smyrna Hannah Giles, Orange City Brian L Dickinson, Winter Sprs. I 1 2 a.m., 10:40 p.m. Port C. MacGregor, G43W - nesday. Daytona Beach Wes: iugh 4:27 a.ni., 4:42 p.m.; low 10:35 James • \ Contemporary styled low- Take a Holiday Payment Break Monday lowering to 50s central portion and near 60 southern portion Tuesday and Wed- DeBary - 9 highs Monday near 80 and In the low to mid 703 Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows In the 60s Felicia Bradford Evaline H. deOvies Anthony Green Helen L Lft Donmie M. Reed $59995 - _L-1 - ' Central and southern portions Monroe hamum. - Monday lowering to 40s Tues day and Wednesday. Elvira T. Sessions, Lake " Meanwhile, the Pentagon is cor1derthg adelay told u tie recrujting proce1ures are sloppy and recruiters to gIve him advance travel expenses in r-enlIstrn bonuses until the veI of these security chec1 are inaduate, For example, and pay. fln he would disappear to work the ly back in the service. - ~~~~ - il il il il l l l I I I I I I I I I I I Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows ,1V5 Regulal in System Chprles Walker Thomas F. Holloway, nvchui Pwk At the Pentgon, a spokesr 41 Then Faernjtrom whould skip to'xn and u.e ceded thmt holes still rxijt in enhlsjj frankjy con. - ent security. rix niis .r anyone else the stolen papers to enlist under the un. But he insisteti it would be too CXPCnSIVC to run nhing P dent," decizrea F, who nght be inkd in a fraudulent enlist. '1 have tried to ftchleve many things." He then ORANGE _ ____ _______ Warm Monday turning cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Little or no precipftation indicated. North portion highs on Monday ADMISSIONS Volt age 4 ~ Mary E. Dreggors lA4t1g% ood (lyle IA'ague, 2 I).tJi., library building. the letter has fallen Into Democratic hands, and armed forces could be easily penetrated by .¶p.es, subversives, ex ".Sn rfct it is raising Democratic hackles. ~ ,I . DISCHARGES Sanford: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 Pi'esülentrelatiormh1p Ford has always had a cordial, efforts and other positive atleps have been tb. per cent of the enfisteca' fingerprints are racket somewhere else, locker-room , with Democratic warted by a Congreim heavily controUed by the ;-ejected as unclaii.sifiab!e when they reach the His re-enlistment trail rads like a leaders on Capitol Hill. They have been able to Democrats. In some instances, the Congress has FBI for filing. trade Political Wndm yet remain on good turned a deaf ear; in others . scontlnen',aI airline sche dule: Colorado Springs, it has written Its own terms. Ilie lax security Lq extriivaganticgLshuon., But as the weather has turned col&lr, the astounding case of Thoma4 R. Faernstrom, Oakland, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Raleigh and * political climate has heated up. St "What America needs is a Republicanwho re-enlisted at least 10 tImes and collected Richmond. me Qngress working for Republican goalr. Unless more than $30,0 00 In bonujes before the FBI Democratic leaders are hosing their friendly more Republicans are elected In 1976, LflflathJfl ............J 41..... rb..... . a L.S.... l -----Durifl2 his travels, he i'J -4-.j j uu s'uu w.'wu. ' "'and eceulve deficit spending will ctInue." names and pulled off frauds on the Army, Navy, He has hit them with more than 30 vetoes. He White House sources deracribed the letter AS'S The fast-talking Faernstrom would breeze Marine Corps and Coast Guard. He also used the has campaigned against them up and down the routIne fvnd-rslalng pitch. But (1db i town, set up headquarters in a tti stolen identIficatIon documents to pass bad land, &ecustng them of fiscal irrxislbthty. He on Capitol Hill believe th e President is ca rrying °' Jo to recently dIcttarged rnllflary men. checks, has raised a hc'wI about the "can't do" Congress. partisan polities too far. This could lead to some th ey came In for their job Interviews, he He was finally pick ed up by Ohio sta New he has written a prvte letter to big- Ja confrontations between the President would ask for copies of their separa tion papers. inn stol te police en car, A check with the FBI brought the aki iibutlor to unseat amyj Congressnext year. socialsecurity numbers and other vital end of his incredible career. Deinocra Ceen next tar. A copy of MTh1JIY LAXITY: The new volunteer Patented Power Sentry 227ea low 58. Partly cloudy and mild through Sunday. H1ghi In the upper 70s and lows tonight near 60. Easterly winds around 15 mph decreasing at night, Glenn M. Colegrove, DeBary George Lindsay, DeBary Benjamin F. Lusby, DeBary Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. citizens - they en. S Democrats , Sot id.State Titan 300V Chassis Z FLORIDA IZ nt,,r4nv'. hith 77 flt.br&r,h4 t7t .ua a tua I, '.J '.4 Itabhfl Sanford: Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. ,_ WEATHER office, Filth Street and Locust Avenue, Sanford. 4 6 711 DECEMBER • Where Ountv It Our TrndmnrL p.m.; low 10:21 a.m., 10:35p.m. Free testing for Sickle Cell Disease by Seminole SC A.ssn., 9:30 air. to 2 p.m., Redding Gardens Apts. main Chromacoor Picture Tube q3n1-scrotln all-tube sets - SELL -_A0 T/ j • Brilliant Voltage Requlating System uses up to 64'. lcc nns.,gy than Nev'ou5 Zer'Oh HAT WE 644144 '--'- jA (III USES UP TO 64% LESS ENEROVI Zenith's 100% Solid-Stte Chassis tealuring the Zenith Patented Power Sentry WE SERVICE at ,ri 41 .(TirJII NOTES JACK ANDERSON . With fantastic SAVINGS this week only on all lovely wrought L on dinette sets and seating groups by Woodard and Carolina Forge. Available in a variety of festive colors to enhance your home for the holiday season and all year through. Come see M day HOSPITAL , -_ '*, , , 4! MRS. Winter Springs VFW Post and Auxiliary 5405 Children's Christmas Party, 1-3 p.m., 197 N. 17-92. 1 ,~) I Sunday, Dec. 14,1975--IA f I' :isii Mistletoe Magic! WALSH, CHARLOTTE— Funeral rn%s for Mrs. Charlotte Walsh. 9, of 702 Palmetto Ave., who Thursday, will be celebrated at 10:)D a.m. on at All Soult Catholic Church with Fr. William Ennis officiating. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday at Brisson Funeral Horne. burial ,n All Souls Cemetery. Brison in charge Canaveral: high 4:18 a.m., 4:15 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 One objector to charging sp" tors piped up One thing about these senior t-ord C. limley'Lt. Altarnrintis Norman de Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Charles and suggested ta king donations tnsteaj. "That would be better," said the elderly gentieman, "Years ago we had someth ing like this and found the best way was to gt girls with big cans to go applications, hunting & fishing licenses, etc. -- Drummond Dixieland band. Jey Langston, of the Seminole Coun ty around and collect money." Whereu pon the en tire committee crack ed 10 e44 , V_ , &J. 4 676; JfW and save upper 70s lowering to 60s Federation of Senior Citizens of Seminole County There were pros etc. What a good opportunity to olve the auto Oh why, Oh Lord,didn'tIlIsintou tag lines every year, or homestead exemption and say my daily prayers, rs Christmas Party In the big parlor at Holiday Dinner Dance, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, hosted by Casselberry Sunshine Club. Music by Jack P'.ng Department, complimented city of. rcinis on th e good job done on Sanford's Co office space which could be utilized in peak Now my life Is wasted and gon e periods by tax assessor, tax collector, registrar, And no-one really even cares, -, Club. Brarn To 7:30 p.m. County. It has so much feeling, that I thought Monday night. maybe It might help other people who a 64 ? UZ4 FuneralNotice died I Iii 1W4&CIIARLOTrEWALSH Thursday night. Born In St. Augustine, she was a member Mrs. Charlotte 14. Walsh, 93, of AU Souls Catholic Church. of 702 Palmetto Ave., died Survivors Include a daughter, grandson and sister. Brisson Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. EXTENDED FORECAST Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Maylair Coun" I -_ - Joe Askren It's Printed Concerning the proposal to turn the fountains But still there was a knock on the door, Saying "Fella let me In. judge wouldn't seal the Indlctment if it was you or I," THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 "Christm as Wa" depicting 116, 7:30 p.m. "That's the only way we can get paid!" into flower beds. . . how about re-designing the front of the courthouse and creating additional --- tell the people. I tiin - for a second term, Board member Allan Keeth up: A life "Free from sin." - Souls Home and School Children's Christmas program, 7:30 p.m., social hail. Rotary Club of Casselberry, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. ,'i'eliennive Development Plan. the essive title of OMAE Director at a good hearted, loving person before his very the criminals are,, If it ,was c9n. -- .1. _.,, fl'.'--' a. ....s.. Proposed aporox1mat silar i nI Cm w )an. ,,,, *n womea now it might change complimented by the county on anything we've I nearlyca dmetohitcellIng. Unless there him. - N. is a Federal Law that makes it mandcu.*j to done that itwould take us three days tOrpond Please print this poem. It might help 10 that!" ____ create new at fat salaries evejjine our someone! If for some reason you can't print or - BONIFAY County's cashjobs position illso improves, I for one, feel won't pint it, please let me know, that this practice must stop. Discussing th e sealing of grind I am also very much j _ . -, opposed to the hiring of out Of state "experts" to dlctrnents by Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., a county ACO analyze and propose solutions to our problems, grumbled, 'it was like eyeballlng a good-looking I have always been under the impression that In the lonely hours at night girl in a bar all night, then hav.ng someone tell I feel the hurt and shame. John Krlder, Sanford' " when we elect County Commissioners we are think this should be treated supp ed )OU it's a female os to elect those who pent themselves Torn by the selfishness, hate and the same as any other In-Audie Murphy But finally beaten at the game. being capable of making important decLslona dictment, and the judges and hav in g the courage to ma ke them. After all, should release them isn't this what we are paying for? If we con tin ue The years will be long, and far apart, Leftovers from the Golden Age Olympics: 1 it rcessary." But no one to blame "but me." in the direction in which we are headed, hiring Organizers of th e Greater Sanford Chsmbe Why, Oh d have I gone astray others to locate and propose the solution of Commerce program for senior citizens were KRIDEII Instead of letting your will be? problems as I see it we could vuy well elect 8th meeting, and the subject was whether or not to grade drop-outs ... and some of m just might Do charge an admission fee for the track an field ugh :if e, I tried 10 li e do a pretty good lob. events. Jesse Delbert Mitchell, 22, Sanford: "I think they should Sanford Senior Citizens Club Christmas party, and program by Bell Ringers, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 4p" After Seminole County School Board For ' s am (319n terms with itself." I Chairman Robert Feather was unanimously reelected to his post by f ellow board members Sanford Herald's Sta ff Writer ickett's story in yerday's edition in con. nection with the iroposed new position carrying expect. And the argLunents over busing at the Lopubmil.le convent Ion Penny-Pinchers Chrlstm dinner and party, noon, First United Methodis t Church, Sanford. ____ -Jane CanelberTy' _____ _____ 1, AREA DEATH I.., light. Sanford. Board of County Comm issioners, Seminole friend who is close to a lot of hearts In Seminole wry hum, gave another demonstration of It -1 Ovreaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and EeioeI prior to Council's 3-2 approval of paying "J7E ' County Courthouse) Mr Marion Bonllay, u Sanf ord Marina : "1 publ i c should know who : T. City Building Official's attorney fees In the recent investigati on by council, told other council members, "1 think I already know the outcome but you should all be wearing black masks w hen you cast your votes.', ( Th efollowIngl5an open letter addressed to -- Athletic Booster Club, 8p.m., Seminole High School teachers' lounge. Introduction of basketbal.1, wrestling Winter Springs City Councilman Irene V . "The majority of the pupils Miller. will have their same teacher, it Transported area for bus will be an easy changeover In pupils will Include Longwood starting the new year," said Hills and Lake Emma Road Ms. Ann Miller, with the school area, Sleepy Hollow, Meadows district's information office, West, Longwood Groves and all The Woodland pupils, pupils west of 1-1, .he =Id. presently attending four difWalk-In areas (zones within ferent schools, will return from two miles of the school) will be the Christmas holidays to at- from the subdivisions of tend their own school off Shadow 11111, Winsor Manor, Williamson Road. The Moorings, Woodlands, On Tuesday (Dec. 16), the 550 Highland Hills, Sandalwood and and soccer teams and parents. -Donna Estes. Carl Gutmann, 40, Sanford: indictments probably wouldn't have been sealed It average pople were in. • - congratulations all around., —. mission to conclude th at Oswald acted alone. David W. Belin, an Iowa attorney who served as counsel to the Warren Commission and also to the Rockefeller Commission which investigated the Class in verbal communication begins 1:30 p.m., Bram When th. ' voted 2-2 en the rr..ntter. Sorenson immedla!;- cast a favorable tie- • breaking vote and smiled broadly as he received It' - I 434. Towers. As the 10 p.m. hour struck and the city council meeting wouid have to adjourn according to city rule with half a dozen Important Items remainin g on the agenda, a motion was placed on the floor to waive the rule and tend meeting time. - day Adventist Church, Seminole Uons Club, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR I case of a tie. ________ - th- Springs 7 fulfilling his charter responsibility of voting In _______ pupils attending Sabal Point Devonshire. cafetorlum that were moved Elementary will make a A crossing guard will be from the old Altamonte "familiarization trip" by school stationed at the entrance to the Elementary site on SR-436. Seminok County's 31,120 bus to visit the new Woodland schoolto assure a safe crossing School children will begin their facility. On Wednesday, the 48 for pupils approaching from the The school is located on a 15, two week Christmas holiday pupils from Lake Mary South. Persons Interested In ..-'-...- •--'---I".'' 0"'. , U-4W 13 after classes Friday Dec. 19. Elementary, 65 pupils from this position should call Herold that the playground "'4%m area Is In When pupils return to school Longwood Elementary and 34 Heckenbach, Woodlands' front of the school, allowing from Pinecrest principal at 869-1666. Jan. 5, about 7000ftheln will be pupils usage after hours, but the attending completely Elementary will visit the a school is enclosed by security remodeled Woodlands renovated Woodlands Long-delayed in opening, the fence. The buildings have been Elementary School (the old Elementary School. school consists of eight per- completely reroofed and Altamonte Elementary Bus numbers and schedules manent buildings of self- renovated with carpeting and facility) for the first time In will be published before the end contained classrooms and is air conditioning. more than a year. of the month, according to Ms. Winter Springs Junior Police, 7:30 p.m., Winter completing his first year in office, had the big opportunity this week for the first time of 4 s _______ ________ Sanford Lions Club, Christmas party, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. liii BY JOE ASKIIEN Herald Staff Writer TUESDAY, DECEMBER I$ hike Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson, who is _______ ___________________ ______ ____________ ____ Dec. 21. ThrouIi ______ - ____ _____ _____ ____ ; — ______ ____ — ____ _____ Junior Woman's Club of Casselberry sponsors gilt wrap booth , 10 am, to 10 p.m. at Winter Park Mall. Frien - __________ -_________ _______ ________ -- with the indictments. Since this is an unusual With some imagination one could come up with _____ _____ :e ______ -if we err by being too cam- r" rlsturh _____________________ ____ our foreign policy." he said. Wins ds Tie Breaker ____ - _______ ' Mayor - - _____________ Jury has reportedly handed down indictments durin g Its alleged investlgatloq of county government. Tile report has been sealed along South Seminole Athletic Assn. Football Banquet, 7 __________ Jectives of reducing interns. ----______ THE QUESTiON: Th e Seminole County Grand I.. - ________ _________ he said. Is to strike "a delicate S Advent and Christmas musk by Seminole Corn.. munity Chorus, 8 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, CacIbcrry. Open to public. p.m., Maitland Civic Center. as "the prcper, nior!iy necespolicy." Th e "fundamental dilemma," South Seminole Garden Club, Casselberry Woman's Club, OverLzook Drive, 1 p.m. ____ grsiona1 appearance, en. do the pursuit of détento — J several days before the assassination that Oswald - WASHNGTON, Grand Provokes Opinions commission also was not told that the FBI knew 'Il$I Winter Springs Christmas Parade, 2 p.m., SR 434. - k•.- , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ------- -- .--------------•- Jj Ev ening :..;- - ,~, Toll I J --- �.- _____ -- I '- - - -. -i-:_ ::!~,*-_ #~~T --=_ a No; 91. I . 11 Ill i l" ___ ___ - ~,.W~ J' _ _ '-- ;" 1-0- - fl, 1 __ d - -~'. = 00- _ 't _ , $ L_ W . _%i7ti -____- - s_ ._._._ a- M -, 0 -__--___- _______ -• - - --- ____ '-V - '''' I Sunday,Dec. 11, 1q75 ______ — .-.- WORLD IN BRIEF WASHINGTON AP) -CIA Director William E. Colby, ththng thaithe U S conducting a paramili tary campaign in Angola, says there L no similarity between U.S. activity in the African nation and involvement in Vietnam. Colby was quizzed by the House intelligence committee on Friday about reports of U.S. involvement in Angolan all but strife. Train Hits Bus, Eight Killed TORONTO AP -A wij sta lled at a crossing in eastem Toronto Friday, killing eight bus saengers arid injiing others, police said. Jack Ackroyd, Metropoli tan Toron to deputy police chief, said U dtasd included four men and four women. He said conflicting hospital reports were responsi W for an earlier nnnunrernent that 11 persons had be en kill& in th e crash. Some Benefits Of Various Fats By Lawrence E. Lamb M 1) DEAR DR. LAMB —1 th ink two of your statements In a re' cent column are contradictory. You said that decreasing ' and increasing polyunsatura ted fat in the diet is beneficial, but then you sa id too much of either will raise your cholesterol level, lint it true that as long as you have a favorable ratio of unsaturated fats to sa turated fats the more (at you consume this better it is for the cholesterol reading? I'm leaving aside, for the mo ment, the problem of increased calorie intake with Area- Men And Women In The Armed Forces AR & MGEE Florida and Is a member of JOHN BROWN Airman Pangle Is a 1971 assigned to Grand Forks, /i3, lives at iai Lamp Lighter Road, , Airman Karen S. McGee, Alpha Tau Omega. His wife Airinan John Brown, am of graduate of L)MIan ihgh School N.D., fur duty In the nwwcal Loroc-od, has been awgned-. daughter Of Mr. and MrIL Barbara, is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ruby F. Brown of 305 F,bn and attended Stminole Con). ser ,vices field after completing as a tank crewman in Ut 4th' Charies Ahrem of 667 Oakhurst, and Mrs. Luke Robbins nf Drive, Casselberry, has munity College. Btaln P-13 wife, Air Force basic traWng. Alrborrg , Altamonte Springs, has R.F.D. 1, Caxfltt.dge, Md. graduated at Deborah, is the daughter of Mr. at Dhlalon s Qth Armor here. weeks Durlrw her six [• i . specimenX is beng aggigned to vrnir - E _ __I - - , - -_--.---_ - - _ -- _.. - -- -_-_-_ _._. . - ,_._._ - aeronautical rating of senior basic training at Ft McClellan, Lackland AFB, LIBBY 0 FEACHER Tex., where pilot. Ala, and was last stationed at studied the Air Force mLtalon, Airman Ubby 0 Feacher, A 1949 gradua te Of Seminole Ft. lee, Va, organization and customs and daughter of Mrs. Laura F. High School, the colonel atShe is a 1972 graduate of received special I nstruction in Bryson Of 1808 McCarthy Ave., tended the University of Eastridge High School human relations. Sanford. Fla., has been in Longwow. JOHN L JOHNSON Lackland for specialized training In the securit- police Geld -,-------.-- I , r~- - __ I O~ ~ 1' t" 1! .k ,* 0 1; ii — By JIM HAYNFS The measure Invitation To Controversy: . of ' - I. before 49-4a game to West 7-I-I3; Humphries 8IOmber M. -_= — major Controversy emeroes ous controversy concerning the AllCounty football team this fall for Seminole County is about Lee Ward, Oviedo's strong-armed passing quarterback, "You will be stoned with ofanges," was the ''' - .1 , __ " - - 1' — ONE STOP SHOPPING CLOSE TO YOUaoiaoSAVE TIME AND - GA ' - 1-1 It just happened this fall that there were five pretty country fair quart~!rbacks all within a st one' sthro of each other. Not sosurprising, since the best athlete on teams is usually the quar- a, _' ' I 24; Hykoki 7fl1; Kissimmee 21 Koons 4 0 1; K. War@ I 0 2~ E W8re Luby I 0 2; Tola IS r 20 13 S] JV Score: Kissimmee 81, Lake 26 10 Total I111-43 KISSIMMEE: Koger 11 S 21, 140^ell 33 - _ ... I ____ - --1 I ~~R. -- -.- =_ I -,_ __r ,. -- - __ __ - N -.----. - ______ ___ - - i,L 1 _ . -_ - k'_ L _ -_ __ --- - By JIM HAYNES Herald Sparta Editor =-- -.-. - ____ - - ,. - - __ -'-- , - -- - - , -----. -- - -. - ___ v. ' J, -. T' ,r . _______ - - ------ ______ I A , -= - L._ ... - - ________ It 0 Lake lIoell's Jim Pritchard 'or Tim Meeks, Curtis Johnson, Mickey i,n InInt, UII.I 'JL.&. nn £!1U11111115,A (II l JI(lIIiL.J Bowman YIIIUii, recognition hasn't been a byword in the past r S~ . ____ - " I I IV i9911111111111=1=4 - .— I -= - = R M ok -_ --- -- -__1. -__ --- _- - ---I--___ ____ _-~-__ __ _:MA ___ - ___ ~_ _Qw~_ _______________ I r__ Aw`W_ Jr- -i . V _ ~-_ shooting touch, Reuben Cotton &~ - Ad-2r~ _=_ - -7 - ---' ________________________ ______ _____ _________ ________ T. -- - , A II Ill , - - - -11= It's &#^I — -- --i-, _ - - -_ _____ ' SEMINOLE HoII'ng'wh 325 steady shoot1ngandesenmix 6416 Williams it up under the boards with the taller hosts. smiml2-4 Moread1O2 Wions Totals luG Kevin Brown thdnt have a bad game David Wiggins LANO , 11 clicked ona his jump shot from 3 Cummings 6,2 Gry 121 the side, and Seminole blo°cked Lee 10020 Lewis 2,1-5; Zow 1-0 i - - defense. But it was a bad game f ar Seminoles, none-the-less, ARE fie has scholarship offers from Florida State and Florida A&M so far, with a slew of other schools very interested. Good has the talent to make any team at almost any position. lie was an end and tackle on defense, mostly ta'kle the latter part of me season t I - - 'TPP *")II I ORLANDO— Metro Con Silver Hawks Shut Out . Another aspect of debate concern i ng s All- County squad is that there is no player from Lake Howell on We first team. That's right. No there are no token spots on this All-County -- 4 01 O 22 ' . L Next year, Ii Pritchard or another o I.IIe young Hawks players develop into all-star material, chances are, they will be included And that makes it a more meaningful team Which in the long run means more to those selec- - ci parents, P ted their friends fans and readers ' It's a barometer worth believing, elusive for Lyman 111gb School. - u s is—i. - Fouls: DeL*nd 20, S.mincl, Fouled Ovi: Smith "i: DeLand, Seminole 61 _--____—, ~_ _____ . _ _ _______ _ But the 65-60 Oak Ridge edge fourth quarter, but we couldn'. - ` - _____ ' . 1 AIM& _. H04 FR0I k r'..--i - . - - - points and had baskets nullified at that point got no closer. t-" Edgewater toppled the se%eral times by officials. Pioneer Willie Douglas, who Despite the condortable lead, Greyhounds once ihiz past week "The problems tonight were had been sitting out with four Oak Ridge enjoyed most of the and Friday night Oak Ridge typical of a young team trying fouls, came back in to can four way Rlckman complimented seconded the motion, whipping as hard as they can win to win," free throws and a clutch field the Lyman ball club for its Lyman 71-65. said Steinke. "But we have too goal to ice away the win, effort. "This was a tough It was not a pretty game. A good of a team to let this kind of Lyman's Kevin home and game," he said. "Lyman has a physical, agg ressive effort on thing happen too many times Clyde Hudson combined for the good club" both sides preva iled and it led "Wi th the great attitude these Hounds' final five points. When reminded of the fact his _-_ 11 to numerous turnovers and kids have, I know we will come A relieved Wayne Rickman, team had defeated Seminole fouls For Lyman, nothing back" Oak Ridge coach, credited a County squads twice this seemed to go right Indeed the problems were letdown of his own team for the Week, Rickman said, "Sanford Fill "What you saw tonight is not enough to stop the hustling game's relatively close final has a good club as , Up I well." known as a letdo wn ," said Greyhounds from coming back "core. I Defensively, the contest wu 's"Lyman coach Rick Steinke of late in the game. "We got awfully careless with Terry Smith 51) thots from side, but flelaud's Craig ScoU his team's effort. "Every time Down 54-49 early in the fourth our passing there at the end." blocks 'hot. (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent ) (Continued on Page 2-B) ______ 952 _ ~~ ~_ "_____ ____ ________ - --_ - ________________ fA - 1. - ___ I NOW -- - - - , ' Versat"I's t Talent Mark '75 AlImSeminole Footb As far as dream teams go, the 1975 All-County football team for Seminole County is a dilly. Versatility Isita strong suit, ta lent Its calling card. Quarterbacks were in such abundance this season that two signal-callera were named to the team selected by he E'ening Herald . Henry Stanley, the Lake Bra ntley flash, heads the backfield which also Includes Trinity Prep's sensational Norbert Seals and a pair of Seminole High all-stars, Mark Whigharn and Tim p3j %!,lilgham Is also a quarterback, but his statistics - 411 yards rushing and 734 yards passing -made him as dangerous as any running back. - -L.---- ' ' 1.4 & 434 LONGW000 : _7 - -fl,' - - - 1 * P M9 I AA L r__z AC ' - CI-IRIST No. 3O5.162-4OO 4 - - __ - - ~i_ . 0- a- I .r0 m- ____________- ___ z II - we touched the ball, something period, Lyman roared back to said the head Pioneer. "We seemed to go wrong." outpolnt the PIoneers, 21-11. dribbled into traffic and threw The Hounds missed passes With 119 left on the clock, an balls away. We should base rimmed easy lapups, got called u pset became likely salted the game away In the ference victories are proving for traveling for going for , seeninato very prettly," was about all losing coa ch Joe Mills could say after the loss. He had high praise for DeLand, ounds Can' t Solve Metro RySCOTTABRAHAM5 I1era1dcopandent Tot als 32-10- 74. i didn't iook Pioneers Secona_ Eagie Motion . ~ AlIen 2-3 7. Jones 0.2-2; Walker 0-0 times - -- ___ has his own we" LIJ his nuin team and mood L± GoingU !p Seminole's ReubenCotton (33) puts on brakes off fast I:rtak, Frank Grady assumes hands off policy. (',oln Just as there was no better safety th an Al Stanley, neither was there a more i-ager linebacker than Jerry Human. Mike Good gritted his teeth a little when he learned he didn't make the defensive team. He's ___________________________________________________ probably the premiere football player on the team. k'.-inh LiU..II lIU. III.JJ I Ulm -- ______ -- - I . —, Strong Team -- tftt,, he said, "they better play with several steals, some - _______ --- r-=--_ The Bulldogs, using &5 Oliver Leeand&-4RenardAllen th I enough to win on Points realY hwned it into a some nights and still drop a 74. rout. game to arch-ri-ml DeLand. DeLand coach Rusty Parker , t emptied his bench, and Or openers, Seminole didn play perfect basketball. it was Seminole he-ld its own In the L-ist simply a matter of DeLand ClUarter, Before the &mnie, Parker was being that good. The point was that Torn talking about his team, and omm n a ou Hollingsworth had his outside 1. - _~M __ mear,s more Even to Ward, overlooked in favor of our oth er - =~_ .I I;: v _~ _. -j . . I I . . I . A .. . _ Viat's also why'Wis'All-County team today 4' - _-1 11111111111111111111111111111: . - for most of the first quarter, but after Hollingsworth nyloned a two dayswith no sleep and even good advantage, stretched It to Jump off a cliff. They turn 17-12 at the first quarter break. around and see the dust still t hen outscored the visitors by a hehinj them dozen points In the second "Who are those guys?" says quarter for a 44V lead at inNewman. termission. That's much like what The second hail was un-Seminole High basketball mentionable for Seminole A players could have asked POOr third quarter In which the themsehes Friday night after Semnoles scored only four - 4 - p yer& YOU know, the spot where nearly break tIvU down the side of a mountain, rid1ngheJ1-bent4or.leaerf - - DELAND—The scene was stolen from Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid The movie, not the ex Dolphin football understandable after what the Bulldogs had just done to Se mi nole, DeLand wasn't just good Friday night, but superb, Devasta ting in parts. Seminole stayed with DeLand Redford are on the run and t he clock to cut jtto13-12,ftwas _____ - . — , W- - ~ $f-~ ~-____- - .A ___________________ ' ________ - ~ i Idyl Movie Scene, R'sip Seminole 's - - -. exceptional backs OrtoLyman'sliobBurkhart,or Brumbaugh — -- - - - kg~ ~ M_ gm~kl~_~ M. ~__ M I~MI~ ~=__ - - --- . --j - - . - -,- ~v i . I.. ;~-;~ -; - -- -1 - ___ ! —.-. Fouled Out: slemn, Mercer Team Fouls: Lake H&*mll 26, -- 1 - .7- _______ n I] U-21 _" -- I have always been opposed to this method of sele,,t,... Too often they wind Up with a s"alled afl-star team which has only one guard, no center .1 Smith 10 4, — . .-_- -1 I F Lake Nowell Killiftimse Scorar& i o 2, Prof chard 4 3 11, Carroll 1.0 2; Thomas ].),I; 403; 1_ standings - Willia ms 3 . 16. LAKE HOWELL: I - nt to pick their best players and lump them on the all-star team. In the Metro, the ehigrnpionship team places the MOS& -ording to the league t ~ Brown 3-23 I -_ Standings Come Into Play . 4 ___________________________________ For every all-star team named at least one I I Christian ue Schmidt I 0 2r Total 9-4 23. TABERNACLE CHRISTIAN: - 1111L 1111111111111111111 Trinify Prep _ ' t. 3 3 2 5: Lanier 1 0 2; Weaver a Oviedo took the game down to Academy, thanks In part to the points, respectively for the Orange. hot scoring hand of Steve Mock Greyhounds. Lyman fell to 4-2 Trinity Prep came out on the ck s uns 65 G Tabernacle Christian Prosser o i.i; mcNufly 2-94; Syme Bernard Wright and Clyde the final seconds Montverde Hudson, who scored 19 and 15 droppIng a ' . I - 65, despite the one-two punch of Middies took 65-59 - - On the season while Metro short end of a 43-23 verdict to Lyman fell to Oak Ridge 71- Del.and,744, emerge triumphantly. Too Many Good Quarterba ' Fires 9, Lyman, Seminole, O1edo, Conference foe Oak Ridge Tabernacle Christian. Friday night as it wound up the Lake Howell and Trinity Prep raised its record to 34 only Seminole County high wereone3osi ng endc(res Seminole was outclassed by TRINITY PREP: Denkle 20 school basketball team to orense. In comparison, most conference or all-county teams are picked by coaches, and also not so much — by position. Take the Mtrn Con feren.ce. Too often, • 111~ coaches of the "I vote for your kid, you vote for ________________________ mine" mold stand up and say 'don't put so-and-so on the team, he has a bad attitude." F So why did the coach play him for 10 games9 ___ , _____ ine .1~anlord Naval Academy who Nid 27 poinLi. Hunches - tx' - 0 WS gave a 65-gun salute for itself ' 1 A U P111111180%.1kaft The All Cowity team is unique in that coach dn't pick it. It is also unique that position dictated U .sPlections. Talent didn't meld into position it was simply a matter of picking, say, the best ' two ofI e t, 'ki . t qualify. If Johnny nsidered for - Inn North - :.......... Sho VY man - FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE MOST RETAIL STORES IN N The justification of all-star teams is that an impartial selector casts his vote and may the best .... * • Quality "' ------- - - 1111111111111 terback Airman Pierson's father, Army Private John L Ronald E erao lives at i Johnson, whose wife, Marilee, iarar Ave., Opa.Locka, Fla. AWl I -... _ --.-=•_.==-- --.-_ ., ,, ..... - - - -------- Five County Clubs Lose _________ ___- aim graduate o( Lyman High School -• I : Parton of 411 Swarlos Ave., Eglin AFB, Fla., int. ,I ii i. 'S 7 . i.i11 The rest of the fat can come from th e moncunsaturtJ fats. For a more complete diicusslonon fats you can j 50 cents for The Health the tat intake. Letter, number 1-2. DEAR READER - No, if OU Cholesterol Triglycerides, read my comments correctly Blood Fats, Atherosclerosis, they are not contradictory. I wi th a long, stamped, self. said that with regard to addressed envelope for mail. decreasing saturated fats and ing. Send your request to me ira::: pyun5aturt,J in care of th is newspaper, fats, safflower oil Is the Radio City Station, New York, to core i! May Y 100I. issue will point out th at not all ;n- clarify termsIliac of sa turated (at, vesugators believe that you monounsaturated (at, polyunget lots of benefit from poly- saturated fat, triglycerides. unsaturated fat. lipoproteins and choles terol Th en I went on to say that commonly used in too much of eith er fat could of fatty-cholesteroldiscussion deposits increase the cholesterol, that cause heart attacks, The point is this, you should strokes, and other vascular limit your total fat intake to disease. no more than 35 per cent of Th e need to limit calorie in your total calorie intake. That ta ke to avoid obesity demands means all (at, saturated, that most people limit th eir inonounsaturated and polyun- fat intake. Remember, th ere saturated fat. Some new are nine calories In one gram Products on the market which of fat compared to four advertise that th ey are high in calories in one gram at eith er Polyunsaturated fat and low In carbohydrate or protein , saturi.J fat are not all that Most high-fat foods contain good, because they are high little bulk and are not diluted fat foods and must be used In wi th water. A pound of fat Is T ;.,.. ciurj, iiy contrast, a limi ta tion Is on saturated fat pound of vegetables or fruit which should be limited to no which is mostly carbohydrate n'rp than 10 per cent of your is greatly diluted wi th water calories, and bulk. Only a fraction of Clearly, if half of ones their weight is really ureable calories are from unsaturated carbohydrate. Lean meat is a fat that is too much. These are small amount of protein ec. the recommendations ci The panded with a lot of water. Inter-Society Commission on Concentrated foods, such as Heart Disease to prevent fats, oils, lard, margarine, or heart and vascular disease. I butter, as well as Concendo not recommend a binge of Ira ted sweets such as sugar, consumirg polyunsaturated honey, and syrups must all be fat to help lower your 11nutedin the diet if you really cholesterol, want to limit th e calorie InYour intake of polyun. Lake. saturated fat should equal MXPh • ..... - ,_ Sunday, — — - I i of 1178 Galahad Drive, High Schook Monticello, Fla. graduate of Ev&m, High School .: : Walter Hospital, all of Sanford, has reported for Reed Airman Brown Is a iii Casselberry, has returned to in Orlando. ore errthg duty with the Third Marine graduate of Lyman High . NEUNER E DARRElL Washingtm, D. C. San Diego after a seve**wth Army, he was employed as 11 ~' ' Airmain McGee is a 1974 Divisim on Okinawa. Sdml, Longwood. His wife, Western Pacific deployment Airrm Darrell E. Neuner, carpenter at Bouch Con' . ) ' io graduate of Lyman High A 1972 graduate Of Seminole Monti, is the daughter of Mr. aboard the guided missile SOfi Of retired U.S. Air Force struction In Orlando, SchooL Longwood. High School, he joined the arid Mrs. T. M. Betts of 1503 destroyer uss Bron stein. Master Sergeant and Mrs. MartheCcrps tn January ln4. MyrickRd,Tall ,pj RONALD EPIERSON Donald E. Neuner of 873 N. RICHARDLMNA ' shipmates participated In Winter ar Park Drive Liant Colonel Richard Airman Ronald E. pj.1 CAROLINE R. WHITE vario us training exercises, Casselberry, has been selected Jr.aonofMrs. RICHARD L PANGLE Martha T. Brady K. McNab, son of Mr. Mrs 4% Including a multi-nation to technical training in the U. S. of vs E Constance Road Sanford. has assumed emn. White, daughter of Mr. and 'On Of !&- and Mrs. Jiune3 F. Australian, New Zealand and field at Sheppard AFB. Tex. mind of Detachment 2, 41st Mrs. Thomas F. White, 107 Pangle of 51 Georgia Ave., U. S. Naval forces. Force basic training at , I The airman recently corn- Lnckland AFB Tea Resc and Weather Recon- Carriage Hill rh-, Ca.Ibei'i-3,, ts. t Daggett also visi ted Hong pleted basic training at naissance Wing at Keesler was recently assigned as a I" During his six weeb "Inlng, for technical training at Kong. Japan, Guam. Okinawa !.ackland AFB, Tex., where he inmir Parts sPeciah9 with the Keesler AFB, Miss.. as a and the Republic of Phillpipines. studied the Air Form nii he studied the Air Force Colonel McNab came to 295th Support Company, 80th g communications sy stems On an A former student of Sophia organization and customs and minion. Kee3W form McClellan AFB, Ordnance Battalion, 593rd operator. University, Tokyo, Jap.in, he rtaived Vdal instruction in Calif. fie was coninus-sioned in Support Group here. instruction in human relations. em 1954 through the aviation cadet The Private entered the Army The airman recently com- I W Airman Neuner is a 1974 The airman is remening at "" 0 program and holds the thApei1Of this yeaj.,comp pleted basic training at i ± Evening Herald, Sanford, ri [. Tei., ir and Mrs. Paul G. Dempsey of Lackland AFB, Tex,, she u u.s. Air F JEFFIWY J TOBIN The l&year.old soldier .: specialist Ht. 1, Buckeye, Ariz. stu.-ffed ',&'X- Air Force mission, Mrine !c Cpia course conducted by organ iza tion and toms and completed basic ANY BAGGT course conducted by the Air Jeffrey J. Tobin, son of IMr. and Training Command. training at Ft : received special instrt' Mrs. F. J. Tobin of Routej The air,: loan. w) 41ion in Knox, Ky., and was 1831 lea n o Navy Gunners Mate First human relations, The airman, who learned to whose wife, Barbara, ic the prepare and ana.1yu bio stationed at Ft. Bennlng Ga .' logical Class Stanley K. Daggett, son o( Airman Feacber Is a IW3 of prepare and analyze biological daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. A. specimens, Is being asslend to !tr, and Mrs. Pvt. Johnson Is a 1974 John P. Daggett graduate of Jefferson County Dr. ' QPr)r)TQ 4 i - m l'i,v, ' -. —J graduated at Sheppard AFB, Cdby D!smIsss ComparIsons Between Angola, Vietnam ------ ,, _______________________________ _ --k- .__•__,,--.,• ,_ --..-.-.----,-,_-_-----==.---------==- .-'- - _ . _- -,-$A—Ev*nlnp Herald. Sanford.Fl. -_ ---'-: ' - ,-.------.- .' _________ -, __________... rrr - -. ,_ - - - - __ 1I = ---.- --3 .,_- _ _ - --- --- - - - - - , . — — - - The offensive line Includes three more members of the - . . ,I ;- FIRST TEAM feuse Oviedo's Frank Proce ll was named at end, with tackles manned by ake Brantley's Gene Bowman and Lyman's Herb Felder. The other linebacker is Lyman's Jerry Human, with a pair of Lyman secondary sectidlsta Al Stanley and Jim Bacon rounding out the squat Most Impressi ve statistic on the All-County team was posted by Seals, a 15&-pound Junior. He gained 1,547 yards on 193 hefty- Stanley, Brantley Mark Whigham, emlnole ' Norbert Seals Trinity Prep Tim Haines,Seminole Mike Good, Seminole Mickey Manning, Lyman ('urtlsJohnson,Semlnole Kew. Sweat, Lyman Keith Van Dyke, Trinity Prep TtlnMeeks, Ovjedo carries for an 8.0 rushing average. fie aLso scored 21 touch- Kenny Branch, - - stdI.ir Seminole High team tight end Mike Good, tackle Qz'tj Jon and center Kenny Lee. 'L mwi's Miekey Miaiuilug ii the kuin'a piit end, with teamznate Kern Sweat rsmed at tackle. Guards are Oviedo's Ttis Mr'ek,q and Trlr.ity Prtp' Kdth Van Dyke. d055. Tim Raines had a hig her rushing average 10.6, with 702 yards or, 66 entries. He 5&U'INI SIZ ioucndowns, There are four juniors on the All-County squads - Seals, 1' L, and Pringle. , Lve had the honor as the only player who wde both of. 'Ove and de4ensive xTiads, although there were some darkiy a First team 3electees will receive cert(ficates for their ef. forts. I OEM candidates. Lee was rimed middle guard on the defensive line Se minole again dominated, placing five on th e defensive unit. Besides Lee, orange Jersies include linebackers Gerald Meyer irnil Ne'.! R.!tines, end Greg Prll!e and dCfCn3V baC flibif Seminole .Jerry Human, Lymz.i GeraldMeyer,Seminole Ned Raines, Seminole Barron.Lyman Herbert Branch, Seminole Al Stanley Lyman Greg Pringle, Seminole Frank Procell, Ov!edo Gene Bowman, Lkr Branticy Herb Feld", L)7nan Krr,*.iy Lcr, Seminole 196 12 12 t'oS. Weight Grade 180 12 B 12 Ij Ll i B 185 12 tin i 12 B 155 11 s 165 ' 12 B 180 11 it ZZZ 12 SE 163 1! SECOND TEAM 1 196 12 Of knac: Backs - Let Ward, Oviedo; Rick Garza, Lake 1 190 12 Brantley; Jim Pritchard, Lake howell; Bui hianl Lyman' G 165 12 Ends - Billy Merchant, Ovkdo; Danny Wllllnmj Lyman: G 150 12 Tackles - Earnest Manley, Seminole; Gene Bowman, Lake E E 1 T MG 195 190 Lyman; Center - Lee Hartman, take Brantley. Defee: En - Tuuy Ste vens, Trinity Prep; 1)r il Bongianni, Seminole; Tackles - Richard Beary , Lyman- Mike 12 Good, Seminole; Middle guard David Syme Trinity Prep' 12 LInebacker - Bill McDaniel, Seminole; Craig Smith, Lyman 195 11 Defense - LB LB, 175 175 170 - Tku Hslws, Semiftle, Mail Simonelli, Lake Howell; Safety - Beb Luby, t,,j,kf_ Ho%,tlj. - ', �— ___________________* .....'q i - ,' ... .-- -*.--=- UR , •rrL - ,sJr - \ , _________ - ---..z..t.... • - 'iSL 4' .-__~-.-_'. '5 - .;- --- ---' --'.------.'-'-,'-'-- - .— , - i '-1- __ - ..., '-- .t 2 * . ' - '- ' -,... - ,,- -T'- ,.4 , -y - - -— -....--------- ' ''a .- -: t.__.. -- - -.'."- -. -----., p'-* - '-- -* —..--..------- ,,- - . -.- ---1 - -'-'- :. . - -. 4 -. - _:e'; - _______ . - ___________ r -- - ----- — ____ _____ -- -. 2B-En Ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -- - _____________ ________ Sunday, Dec. 14, 1q75 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 31 I' Not UCLA runs Mter looking back over the l5 boxing season in Centr orida, I have come up with my top 10 fighters and figh of this area. P F1GIflE OF l5 (Must have fought at least thr Limes in this area (luring the year and only those appearances are coniderl in this ranking) 1. Gene Wells. In my mind It can be no other fighter. Gene has perfect mark in Orlando of He won the Southern mI Enough BRIEF Raiders Meet ________________ Old Friends, ____ ________ For /W Host Brevarc! In Return One of the biggest junior college games in the state was _____ — 84 victory back on Nov. !agalnst&eva in Cocoa. " - ______ - 6tev$ _______ • - - __________ - * . .t SAN JUAN, Ierto Rico (APi Former baseball star Orlando Cepeda was charged with possessIon 165 pounds of marijuana In San Juan Friday and given the weekend free to try and come up with $50,000 ball. The 38-year-old onetime National League's Most Valuable Player and a friend, Herminlo Cortes, who once played for a minor league team, were arrested at San Juan International Airport after allegedly picking up two cartons containing 163 pounds of marijuana valued at _____ - . LOUIS/ANA ¶ - P'M 14OMA, - ______ .Z - - ____ , -. FSU Coach To Speak Jim Gladden, varsity football coach • '5 - - - ,JAM . ______ = ____________ _______ __ _ _________ _____ .\ _ __________ _ __________ __ Cs ____________ _____ - C) V ____ _________ _____________________________ _____ _______ ____ ____ ______ __ _______ ____ _____ _________ RO WAt.1' 1 , PrEP' MI1$-4, ___ OHIO 6TATR c - peru _______ COOoo _________________________________________________________ ________________ _________ - All-America Here at Florida State Iii Road Ia the junior varsity team will speak to the Seminole High School Athletic Boosters Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school ____ 4l(uIII1 () - - . - - floor and put - . • up a Prep Basketball -, By TilE ASSOCIATED PRESS ______ While fans (ret over point spreads, favorites and underwill make It Into tue National Football League playoffs, Fran Thrkenton appears destined to become the Live Oak 63 NV ChIIand S3. flroo 51 Fernancj,na Beach 57. Jack- Chicago Baker 69, • Jacksonville Forrest 73, '6OflvilIe Parker JaksonviIIe Paxn 57. 'i ' ___________ This column is dedicated to Tom Gordy, a gentleman and a srt&nan who passed away last week, The St. Johns River around the Osteen Bridge area will never be quite the same- One of the landmarks is missing. Seldom in the past few years have I fished this section of the river without seeui Tom Gordy sitting in his little green ho?t, tossing a plastic worm or waiting for the bass to school. Many times he would have a youngster with him, teaching him the finer arts of fishing and sportsmanship. Tom alvays had tbne Icr a friendly wave of the hand, or If another boat happened __________ ________________ _____ ______________ _______ ___________ ____ - - country during World War II had taken his s g!Jt i,ut itiiaa 7 6" lSs Tom left us last week, but every nesday. Tight End Mike Barbr, Louisiana ridge Guard few am showed upon someof the cntchesofeth ROd Wsit Iowa Ted Smith, Ohio Stat. Guard an Monday aiso using live bait. Bill Manstraski laed b Wekiva Haven told of good sng of big specks landed by Harold Carpenter. A later trip by the same yielded mixed string of redbreast, shellcrackers and the first striped bass caughi in a long time. Noss Guard Cud Fraziar, UCLA LeRoy Smon, Okl.boma Steve Nieheup, Notre Dams Down Lineman DOWn Lineman Linebacker Sammy Green, Florida K.vin McLain, Colorado Stat. Linebacker redtreast. Walter l'att on of Apopkan only four hours to get his limit of specks as he tried Ns luck In Lake Jessup out of Hiley's On Shad Derby Camp. John Harris and Mary Colyer, Eatorwllje, took 55 while Leo and Leon Owens, Oviedo, landed 41. Chance Carter helped Plans for the Spring Shad Camp. Jeff Johns with 8 cateh of Derby, sponsored by the The Derby will be held Feb. EarlIer in the week, Thurman Wright Evening Herald end backed by 14 through March 14 and is open and a Casselberry couple, J. MIkeU and of Winter Park wile, Mary, got 72 In two toIiJXIiJIIC.TherebnoenSJ daysolfishlng. of Commerce, began o fall into fee or pre-registration place this week as Thck Dove, requd. chairman, announced WedFollowing the meeting, ofSalt Wakr-Qiuck Ohie and David Hiley journeyed to NEA 0 _ ___________ __ __________ _______ ____ committee, Jack Hnrnr ___ RB RB aa of the ckrby announced. Fish must be with 50 beautiful bluefish. welgned and reglstzr'ed the Boats at Inlet Harbor are getting the king mackerel when - *1-I -.5,. wv*.q ._ ___ _____________ ________ ___ Trout are '1 0 C in the .Halifwt River at Daytona ingocxi rules icr the Derby. meeting, the committee . cutmuiletorcutuppIsofblefi.sh "Infact,"salcl Keller, "the , , .. -• , a uài u.-sUc su ix.iiu 0 l.0 Ii. With the coid snap of the past few days, trout are once again C. 0. Penney who runs Marina after the Shad Derby, at which 1e F Camp and John m the ri'f deer water South N Smn and fine fishing c' k- time the nd ford from the Osteen Bridge ortsented lot the largest shad. ped (Of th' WekJ. tentative at... ' ' _____ - _ DL DL LB LB "" I I " Cø S ri.i I I Marty Akins, TIXIS Kim Bokamper, San Leroy Cook, Alabama Lakes Larry Gordon, Adzoa St. R.ggi. Williams. Dartmouth Ed Sirnoninj, Tszaa AIM ' Cliii Mo.11r, Navy Tom Uaq a' Armstrong, Waks Forest ___________________________________ _*__ - Hampshire N Eng. Cleveland ' West HouSton DI9O S _______ ___ _____ 269 Toronto 6. Quebec 7' 3 0 5*3 373 306 3 9 0 .250223 29 Presenttoglveittome,ailthey Mofltvcrde, 58-38. Phoene* at U 76 their uw,, way, control ' WilljR.'nS sald. The second half was a complete turnaround. The stole the ball three 34.?5 lead, which they never relinquished. The hot shooting of Steve Mock led Sanford Naval wIth 27 points. R.T, Gw'.man and Frank Leicht addl l zud 10 points with 17 points, while Eagles MONT VERDI. Perez Ii. 0325; 5taft 1. 00 7; Bemiss 3. 1 7. 'Rogers S. 40, 14; Williams 1, 2$, K City S Diego 2 4 of Chicago 56, Maranatha _____ 25, 9 17, 39. Gray 0. 00, 0; Guzmen 6, 3 4. 15; Roe 0 13 1: Totals , 1379 - ______ Mentver, 14 II 7 77-39 ' ' Navy ' 1513 70 17 -4S t ij '. - Totil Povfs Montv,rd, 72; ' Navy Fv!,d Out: Roe -L I l .d . _________________ - Ogulza Bengoa; 3 Domingo Miguel; 6. Negul Perez; 7. Bitbao Kan. 97, 1 64 2. Javi EIGHTH but Oak Tex. n. PhiIp, 9.60,400;?, 1 46. 47 I?. saved us when we got Into ftJ OAK RIOOE POWII 000 trouble," Dougl 6416, Brown 7.3 17, Oak Ridge's second high OSen 704. Webar sis: Shemnlya 4 2 10, Rozier I 3 5, ran, Douglas, went out with Montgomery l.O, Lwc 02 pounded from the 1$ l 14 -63 1723 1319-it akrnd,. Ou's hemsiya Personal F,vtst Riig Lyman Lan 19. O1 43, Oai Rl3g 40 SNAKEPROOF ill $3999 "1 trIed to make the I Beach Hord w,is staggering around c ring. 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Ridge back. and iivay Weber, who fjn'sij wIth 15, also had fo reuls Min'.iya hit 10 pothu ; the winners before fouling ou For Lyman, the lo.s Was a Trin _____ ______ _-- DON'T TAKE CHANCESI i fl ce ii t P o u n Ecftar,oArana (71.7.10, TENTH — I. Chutho; 2. Reman, 2 50; 3 Urza Yza 1. 1 60. Q (2-3) 3. Fermln, 4 Muguerxa; S. Mencha, 77. Tex Washlngtc.n 113, • ________ - _____________________ ________________________ .i6O.250;2 $6uth. St. Cot. 71, Stephen F. Austin 55 Prairie View 1$, Paul Quinn. Tes 5t. Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Denver Minnesota •t Detroit Green Bay at Los Angete Ho,ston at Oakland Monday's Games New York Jets at San Diego, i i _______ _____________________ ______________________ ________ * - . Nebraska ATORLANDO5EMINOLE FRI DAY NIGHT Edward's, MLette. t - ______________ _______________________________ ___________ _______________________ longer, because need the "Hoed is a tough kid but it work, but I caught him with a really was an easy fight. I felt right hand In the second round stronger than I have in years and busted his left eye," Vin. and I feel I am ready for cent said after the one-sided anybody in the nation. But right match, now I want Taco Perez more The referee finally came to than anyone else," Vincent Hoed's rescue alter just 50 saId. • Mo., Tex 67 mona - - - C::; FIFTH Sterling, West, 72 (1 Washington at Dallas Today's Games San FrancIsco at Atlanta •t Cleveland Kansas C't Buffalo at Ncw England NCW Orleans at New York 01 'Pro Hockey - _ 273 ants Miami at BaItmoe Lyman Drops Close C)ne dissanrtvnt 24 - the Fernandina Recreation Center. SEVENTH — 1. Ic.a Cko¼1; Colorado Mines 116. Metro 51 Echari Alberdi; 3. Aldana Lenit; I Col. ot Ozarks. Uria Beitiø; S. Domingo Arena; 6 Okla 71 Saturday's Games , 3. ' 117 _________________________ FOURTH — I. Domingo-Bengba. 7 A!v Miguel, 3. Nc'gu.Echav,, Bulbao.Elor:a; 5. Manolo-Javl; 6. Arecha Zarre; 7. Barre-Perat; 1. Menoto-Mencha; 2 Sala Echave. 3 Erdoza.B,ngoa; 1 Santi Auirre; CUCO Mguerza, 6 Celaya-Migu,l: ; Maruri Larrea. I. Fermin-Rimon SIXTH — Arec.Echave; tist Denver Basketball 337 1 11 0 3 141 732 dIvision titli Mondays Results Oakland 17. Denver 10 NAVY1 Patts7 57,9; Lefvcht 4, 7. .. S 7 0 164 z-clmnctsed 4. RObI, 1, 0. 7; Crandall 0, 3). 2: ToI.h 213 0 .167 Western DIvIsion - Oko&i. 3. Barre Sanchez; i. Ur:a Leniz; S Eddy-Ocitia; 6. Larrl '-..- College ity, 'Cleve. ___________ SECOND - I. Eddy-QIolc, 2 Echano BeitIa; 3. Ica Elora; I TodaysGames St - _____________ Arana Toronto at Quebec 0 917 335 13$ 10 7 0 $31 179 194 ,Cmnn =-. - - I Walsh Col, 77, John Carrrgl 70 UOTIIfl 71, Malone Youngstown ct ,. Purdue 61 S.D. Tech 103, Mmd, ND. 73 Great Falls 76. Carroll 61 Mirin. SI, Jamestn 79. 01 Ottawa. Kan I01. Eethany, Cincinnati at San Diego ii 1 PItt _________ ____ Cacho.Yza, 7. Uria-Arene; • Orlando's Joey Vincent ran his toong sight. American Conference Easl.rn Division Buff • ________ Detroit Tech 75, Mith,.Dear. Oguiza-Sarichez. born 43 THIRD - I Echanc Lenhz; 7. lca record to 16-2-2. wIth 13 Alabama St. 107, L.angston, Arana; 3, AldanaBeitia; 4. larrIwhen he OkIa. 71 Quiola; S. Oguiza Via; 6. Urza In Max Hoed into submission FerrIs St. 70, Mercy 63 Okoki; 7 Aretha JavI; 5. Eddy 67 Houitøn at Minnesota 10 2 0 $33 2W) Ill 3 7 0 .417723279 750 336 199 ______ -: ___ _____________ _________ _______ ________ knockouts, WinnIpeg 4. Calgary 6 0 500 215 721 3 9 0 250 199 750 3 9 0 250 179 9 3 0 ________ - Handle- $167,003. A- 3.35$ Wichita st 96. F MICh. 15 1 21 N I 20 Canadian DivItlon Wirw'iipeg 31 9 0 - 42 .lfl 6 Miôm _____________ ___________________ -' f __________ -_____________ _______________ DO (1 5 27 sI,*i.,;. MIDWEST 17 a 107 1211 1 23 10 11 3 73 Denver 162 ______________________ -L __________ J. C. Smith 90, St. Augustine SATUR DAY NIGHT ENTRIES u II 15 1 2.3 10 55 io II 7 22 HouSton I, lnd'anapois 3 9 0 tiO Central DivIsion LA Fr ' 171) I 23 $7 Il MiflIl. I 0 Bay Chic ____ 740; 0 (2-7) $45 20; P (72) $101 10, Va. Union 99. Delaware st s Jackson 115. Tuskg * Det ______ _______ ________ Bilbao (3), 3.10, 260; TWELFTH- I Mirurl Ramon (7), 15 60, 4.60, 3 40. 7, Fermin.Juan Greens2cro Col. 70. N C WHA W L I P15 OF GA East Division Lqa9U1 Gnts __________________ 41$ 132.00 Meth. 64 Minnta at Washington lndianpl Christian ____ ________ - ____ -- j Miguel (4), 1020, 15.10; 3 Arecha. Coil. Taliadega $1. Paine 57 Quebec i12 1 37 173 113 National Conference r.s..... eastern Division Edmonton 1316 2 25 115 12$ W.. I,. .T. PCI. PF PA Toronto 9 16 2 2iJ 123 137 S LouiS 9 3 0 750 9 243 rIday's Results Dallas I 4 0 667 75$ 237 Cleveland 1, Minnesota 0 Wash 1 0 647 317 219 NY -- ____ _______ ______ ______________________ -- ________ Shaw $6, N.C. Central $3 - ' - (32) $15710; 00 (23) $11000. ELEVENTH- 1 Barr, Bengoa C. Gls4boro 5?. 7), Kean 60 Bucknell 67, Colgate PittSburgh at Montreal 13. Pro Football •i - Chucho (1) 320. 0. (2 3) $3100, P. Zarre, ci, "our flulfl-to-man opened it u for us the first half," Rick8t. New Today's Games Toronto at New York Petersburg Shorecret? Navy had the edge on the points, while teammate Dam way, Randy Crow, UCLA Ray Plrn.y, Washington ______ - TENTH-i, Fermin (3) $10, 5.50, taniIIe $4 : ______________________________________________ - 160, 2 Ramon (2) I 60. 540; 3 . 93 07 Ci.c.ogo at Minnesota 7. Pahokee 6 70, Port st J o Mary,, Nortnwet (Continued From Page 143) Lamar Parrish, Gaorçia t- i; _______ Morgan st. 75, C.W. POSt 64 Kansas City at Montreal at Pittsburgh Grn5boro 17, HastingS o ' Joe Washington, Oklahoma Ricky Beff, USC Tony Dors.,tt, pin ________________ L___- — OFFENSE DEFENSE _ ' All-AmerIcan Second Team WR Steve Riveig, California WR Tony Hit', Stanford Orrell and Robert Markey of over-all winner. sheepshead, whitii and a few channel bass. the Evttnlng Herald; and The Chamber of Commerce Merle Keller at the M.ain Street Pier In Daytona said "tons" retired aiing camp operator s-t tuefJ) were landed Wefnesday and Thirsday and mz:ny met WedJ1mCrowe,wjIJmeetaD.o' nesdayanddisctissedti1cDert,y Spanish mackerel weri also hitting "sea hawk" plugs. Whiting, ___________ Garth Ton Hap.l, Texas A&M Tim Foi, Ohio Stat. Pi4 Thomas, Texas A&M MIk. Haynse, Arizona Stat. Jamu Hunter, Orambling .. Meadurs of Meadors Marina, theaze5andw1derandage 16Jack R.athmell, of Monroe over, Chairmati Dove has of. Marina, Ed (Woody) Wo'xls, feredtomountfreeofchageas ___________ ________ Llnebckr Corner Back Cornsr Back Saf.ty Safety York Islanders 3, At. New York Islanders at To ronto CLASS A __ Ten-yearld Junior Le3 fished near the Osteen _______________________ _______________________ Juan (1), 960; 0 (1 SI $100.20; P (3- CLASS AA (.. II __________ __________ 5) $73 50 Bro,vn 71, New Hampshire Lehigh 64, Elizabethtn 59 Saturday's Games CLASS AAAA Paim ________ _____________ _________ _________ Erdoza (6)4 30; 0 . (2 5) $26 10; P (7 . EAST Caflorna S St Louis 2 Prep Football Tch Dannls Lick, Wieconsln Ii 17 3 23 *2 97 N Wer 60 E. Tackle 61, 300; *rion St 5$, SMU 13 75 57 Friday's Retults Warner Christian si. Alachua Rolling Green 35 way most of the time with Archli Griffin, Ohio Stat. CaNt. Gainesville , Running Back 33 94 9 10 3 26 ____ _______ _________ kary' Calif. 67 1300. 650, S 10; 2. Cactio Alberdi t.i N 71K. St. 75, Creighton 71 (7). 7.10. 450; 3. Aldana Quiola St John's 7$, Tulsa 62 S 00; 0. (2-7) $10 SO; P. (77) $125.10 San Diego St $6. Ne-vada EIGHTH- I Chucho-Ramon (6) Reno 65 960. S 50,3 70; 2. Santl-Azpi (11.3 60, Utah 107. Denver 54 250. 3 Marurl Juan (1) 3.70; Q. (6Brigham Young i, long I) 135 SO. P. (6$) $117.30. PPd., SnOW 399 the running back, and choosing linebackers, rendering archaic leading only 28-a, Coach Bob triumphed 35-23, over Montthe brilliant pair of Archie such terms as end and tackle. Williams told his team that be verde's Junior High. Griffin and Chuck Muncie We call them now simply nose would like a Christmas present, been "minding the store" while Wood,' and Jean were away Toronto ____________ _________ 70 (3), S 50. 2.50; 3. Sala MiGuel (7), LewIs Clark 56. Hayward St. 470; 0. (3 6) $55.10; P. (6-3) $147.50 SIXTH- I. Oguiza Clorza (3), Tournament Oam 11 00. 6 60. 3.20; 2. Arha Sanchez Kent St. 70 Fordr,, 61 (6). 6.00, 3.50; 3. Barre Perez (I) Xavier 7$ Marshall 77, OT 3 60; 0. (3 6) $51 10; P (36) $7.10 lanta 3. tie - OFFENSE 7 7 1 l.OnvlO Stan'on 67 Jacksonville Sandalod Ovi; JV: West Orange 13, Oviedo as i and came on to winacje decion _______________________ _______ FI.trh.c ) Jacksonville R ibault 57. Jack o,., . up ________ _________________________________ __________ Rimon 1.6 'al0rrosdent Montverde's Jose Perez led aplayerdoesn'tbavetobeona boostedtoNo, Iherebecausehe all scorers with 28 points. Top 10 team to be an All- has more physical prowess. r"._l,..a- -- uu came eariy this Teammate Kirby Rogers American, as witness such Because of the way defenses .1 --the Mldglptnen of diinni'.l hi !4 cL't offensive linemen as flennI 1k.. un ,..i,....h,•l,......... -' Sanford Naval Academy ordy other Eagle in double Lick of Wisconsin and Rod change in position designation Friday night as they defeated figures. Walters of Iowa. has been Instituted on defense. fontve Academy 69, for tions required hair4ir.e "Oklahoma" defense, with contests, the Sanford Naval Around Lemon Bluff, speckled perch are providing action and 4 25 9$ 113 Noari Division 20 S S 45 132 L Anglet 17 10 2 36 92 92 Pills ii t 3 23 110 115 Detrott 9 17 4 fl 79 170 Washn 3 73 3 $6 143 Adams Oiviion CLASS AAA Delray Beach Atlantic 16, Hainej City i He never a __ 7. Cacholarre (1), St. •5. Cal Luth S 00. 6.00; 3. BltbaoElona (E. 9.40; Q (1 3) 25.60; P 13-I) $61.50. DD (4.3) Colorado Col $0, Chadron St $173.70. FIFTH- I. Chucho Echave (6). L's Clark St. 57, Whitworlh 15.10, 5.20, 400; 2. Erdoza 'tri Lee 67 Jacksonville Baldwrn 61, ack%onvlile Temple Jacksonville White 52. Orange recordat?.2. The teamhopesto He wasn't able to fish very Lsmg at one time: the rigors of Mino son II llialeah Miami Nebraska. Mlchian lr Alabama. The omission does linebackers-Garth Ten Napel not deprecate the talent at those and Ed SI.moninL The fanner times. __ Island 7 powerhouse colle ge teams as On the Texas A&M team, AA F% Landmark Angler Is Gone Jack. 420, 306. Normrid ii 33 10 17 S 23 $6 59 9 IS S 73 41 I 16 1 70 64 101 $ 15 0 16 dl 102 S Lis XC. - auncedtodaybyNewper quarterback for UCLA. and, yes, pro scouts who do gttheedgebecauseheisa Entise Association, takes Sciarra also will not be grade on field results, too, tremendous threat returning m such all Ume& Jack Jacksonville Trinity 69, Jack SOnville Beach Chapel 36 Jacksonville Rainet 67. Jack tereIny, that there are no demanded double coverage at ___ . This fight lacked the like Perez, Ross and men ________ ______________________________________________________________ __ ___________________________________________ 10.20. ii 6 * tribut ions on the field of play. guide and inspire. But so is after careful consultation with many experts and may even be ft.team selections 17 11 Vancvr Interlochen 62, PIerson Tay to be picked because they wasn't getting enough at- performer in all phases of Texas, amnn others, the officials and the Warr$nr possess wonderful physical tentlon., he felt. AU Marty did offenseforfourvaralty seasons. Wide receiver T. (for had their first Orange Belt abilIties which make them was win - even If his spiralled And he is the leader of the 1975 Theopholus) Bell played on an attractive as future passes sometimes fluttered like NEA All-America, with cast Arizona team which had professionals? Or are they to be feathers in a wind. Well, Marty of peers. another split end, Scott Piper, River Looks Different RQrS ,sonvitle Ker.ny 40 RawIs 1 00 2; Jefferson 6 I-S 1). west Orange iknderson. First of all he only fought three ________________________________ OF GA 1$ 1 7 43 123 72 15 9 6 36 120 13 13 3 29 Sd 91 PhIphj NY Island Wakulia Cit 9$, Lake City an aUete, __________ ____________ ___________________ vote for No. 7. 3. MIke Bakerene Wells, t. 8. Leon Shaw. The Jackson1le heawelght's overall 15 savageness of the type of fights that ___ . Jacksonville Technical i of his head. knocng out Oils Ieklear. If Tennite will sth coming into this Patreck Dàvls,on OVIEDO: Moore Si II; Golden I There is a dichotomy in the Darrell Royal of Texas got Penrose, a ftr flinger for San picked for the second team), legs out from under him, Taylor 5 71 15; Totals Tarken ton Goes For Record ' action give him my —_____________________________ with one second left on i and Grimett, Perez - quarterback because he's not such as Pitt's Tony Dorsett, niilessly off the rim. But while 70 5-1* mythical varsity footbaLl Mnerica business because his mold. Scla, however, has Arkans, Sonny Coll1 over wins J ________________________________________ Jacsrivill. including Seminole, Gladden will discuss athletic _____________ peare In anything but preliminaries and he is cuently In jail and may never fight again. But when he did fight he was about as .i..a.i t.UIô I. £ W u hb lights knockou, stopping Tiger Hall, arles Thoton and Ba Ck, FIGHTOFTHE YEAR I. Jocy Vicent.Taeo Perez, Aug. 5. For drama and acon, this bout has to rate as the fight the cntu In this area. Z Taco Prm-Edr Ross, Dee. 9. Brutal mah that had ________ __________ ____________________ 4. Joey Vincent. Joey became the "lost man " in the second hail of 1975 but the first hail was all his. Orerail the flamboyant Florida - 00 2, Hird 235 7; Ribons 2 00 4; and the ball dropped har. Cley 1 1.49; Fuller 6 3 7 15; Tati achievement, • SCOREBOARD f jump shot clock. The shot was slightly off ByMURRAYOLDEI1j4 By IA)UIS SAPSIS _________ be tempted twice and the able to get back on the winning Warriors were able to score the tra k by playing a full 32 winning goal with only sIx minute game, without the seconds left. mental lapses they suffered In The Lions' Freddy Moore the final 60 seconds Friday Takes Team four months later. Along with the - to 7,-;.'.. ,-- --'-- i iv Ib13 anu head coach br __________ "I'm not taking anhing with a onpoint lead with less than a minute to go when away from West Orange, they hit some great shoL In the Phithps cailed a timcut. "I told the boys not to shoot, second half but It was the fact Let the other team come out the boys didn 't listen and went shot1 when and foul you, but don't shoot. So ok1ng for what did we do, go right in and were supposed to be holding the bell. That's what beat US," take a couple of shots. "We got away lucky with that The loss droPPed the LIOflL mental error and got the ball who arc the defending OBC back with around seconds to tournament champs, to 1-4 go and don't you think overall and l In the league. we turned around and gave it right Saturday night they played a back, because we wer looking non.conference game with to shoot the ball," Phillips sald. Wymore Tech., where Coach 4fI550Z1R, - PIN?1I5 - ____ ________ _________________________________________________________ I. • - into a closed-door hearing before U.S. Magistrate John Garcia. When he left the court Friday night, free on his own recognizance, he chased a photographer who snapped hs picture for two blocks. TtCw 7T.kj 41 __________ - \ OH/a 9TAT Ofr1/O I ightly In the second hail, but elalned ter his team had ______ P6N'v 571E _______ Central him this high rating in my hook. Perez appeared in Tampa and was he who brought lando 11 times in 1975 and his loss to Ross was the first the fans back to boxing in Cenai Florida. impresve), It was his loss to Ballard one t most Before he returned to action In the fa locally thIs year. lie gave Joey Vincent his first loss In six The fact that Perez jumped into the ring and attacked Vincent March, boxIng was pong years a snail's pace. But his loud talking, exciting fights and along at rnember. His other loss was to top lranked Earnie ave on af the fight, helped make thisa memorable battle. dynamic the first card of the year. 5. Gene Wells-John Plnney, Aug. 19. The fight that pro%d ,and Killer Ellis, forever be in his deW. a welcomed addition to the local boxing scene. His only loss, a 3 Utie to Orlando. ______ rQ / Cepeda Faces Pot Charge v went _____ ______ a broken bone in his hand. Seminole looked to regubr - -- _______ _______ - '5AMM'1( G4 _____ -. _ _ In area more often In l6, he could be the top fighter next 6. Jodie Ballari Another fighter who has the ability to be ranked higher, but isn't bru ni li r.rnbr j ., peared and the quali of his opponenis. Jodle's ggest win was a close decision over Leon Shaw. But he did go on to ring up a 4-0 record over Gene Idelette, Bob Ellis and Tommy Hard. 7. Tommy Ellis. My hlghest4anked fighter to lose more than one fight locally, Ellis was stopped by both Perez and R, but Hooks And Jabs nation In Joirn I'Inney. le thrashed United States Jwiiur middieweight champion Mike Baker, along with impressive scores down to defeat, 494k, seen a different outCOme. "We were able to hold West "because of inexperience. " "We played 31 mInutes of Orange to 13 points In the f1r _________ _______ _______ N(I.4A NOTRE A4ME _____ season. WINTER GARDEN — see the fo but Ut's not what Oedo Basketball coach Dale beat U It was Inexperlence7 _ ____ ___ of the Best _________ OI<L,41-45MA ________ win Conference iabbed — . I ,<_iwIii, Oviedo ByLOUIS8APSIS / "lt' a new game," said Seminole Coach Joe Sterling. "The boys have been working hard. It will be a tough game. I just hope we play like I know we can." KOSS $carra of the show IN - rerez, Ohorr,& Selmon 'C4KtCS 1t... PORTS S Sunday, Dec. )4,17$.-3Ø Minutes 175 \1 208E.FIRSTST. OPEN FF:I. NITES DOWNTOWN SANFORI) P - :1'.n?I 322-9430 _____________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ '-'---- -' - �!:_. '!! -j; - _____________________ ____ ___ ____ ---_ -- - __ —i—'-:: : __ - ________ - - -- - -. -- - - - —a- - _________ - I D II a LU VV I I Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - aI I I _____ Sun FICTITIOUS NAME - CLASSIFIED ADS -.-,.- - ,ø=t . r, MILEE CIRCUIT FLORIDA IU I JOSEPH PARKCR WNGAT[ and fictitioul name of T, C. -,ARTZ PRESTIGEADVER1lSlNCO,4fld ERIC CARSTEN WINGATE NOTICE OF ACTION SUBCONTRACTORS. and that we that we Intend to regiSter laid name L- $17 North Florence Street County, Florida in accordance with corciance with tne provisions of the NarneSatu0 of the FictU;i :m:°; rr- __________________ ________________ ----------_, - - -ciah.t. I RA',fl-- I.J(Wif1 IQ75: Thomas A Marti Chuck M Marlz Publish: Nov 30. Dec. 1 11, 21, 197$ OFT 170 -- ilk; A&g. "Queen of the Week" is Cheryl Lowie with plus 86 pIns. High for Jack's Mini Mkt. was Cheryl Lie she had her 1 trst 500 series and the high of the mornIng (503). The high game was rolled by Vonda Driver iMaster's Cove) 201-478 for the - DEPARTMENT OF STATE I hereby certify that BLESSING METHVEN. INC was on the 75TH day ot SEPTEMBER. 1973. In YOU ARE NOTIFIED that • NL*jVFI I..IIfl'Q" (Seal) Bruce A Smathers 3-10 splits. Cheryl Lowie rolled 185, K.B. WillIams 184, RonI ladies: Lois Palmer 183-475. a Dolaware Corporation By: David L Wolf, r Vice President Mi,x,ie 0. ArmstrOng. PubliSh. Nov. 73, 30, Dec. 7, 14, DET 1)7 8319993 2 Br RATES ------- -- -•----- • Mark lluwes carries a 12 — - 4—Personals __________________________ 18-Help Wanted ______________________________ p 0 Box I6.7, Sanlorø, Want to earn beautiful gifts ur extra money? Artex Hobby Products Master HOSICSS-ej Let us show you how use Roll On Decorator Paint in a _________________________ Cosmotologast surroundings. gOOd pay Start • ______ _____ , ______________ - UfldA1 tO otherwise Dwyer 219-560, Lee Michaud I Gene Rogero 205-195-591, Rlcketts 500 Mary Skip night). the Harold 200. B.R. Carroll I%-551, Smitlon Fly and Rick wins, in second is By Nights (high game) 212-477. __________________________________________________ 9' -'s SPORTS CALENDAR - WITNESS my hand ad seal of :. splits during the morning: documents, Including plans and ShirleySwtsher 7-9-10, M.arlynn specificalions. are on file at the ;, CiRCUIT COURT IN AND JOHN I SWENSON. Deputy Clerk Ueceased NOTiCE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and eacn of you are hereby notified and required to I iii any claims and demands wtsichou, or of the Administrator, Publish: Dec. II. 2). 2$. 1913, Jan 4. Luecker Office Seminole Mtmorlal Hospital, 1)0) 1976 EsterSzabe5-7,andFayejones East First St,Sanford. Florida and DEU sparedthe4-5-7.DotPolkhada the Ottice of the Architects', Gut mart's OragasPt A%so(lats Ar string c four in a row and chltecfl Plannen. Inc., Sanford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Kristy C.offnian had a turkey. Atlantic National Bank Bldg. Suite EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. I return's - - NOTICE OF ACTION 10 days after bid opening A c( tified check or bank draft. TO' AMELIA T. HALL wittin Steala - on school General studieS and chord instudtion, popular, classic or religious 1315134 ___________________________ _____________________________ -_- - winn HAPPY HOLIDAYS 323.8470 or $3).,777,4_/1 Welcome. Rentals & T'f ON SPORTS _____________ — SATURDAY ' 3 6_NFl. Today 3.30 16)—NFl. Fooàall The Washington Redskins rnet2t the Cowbos's in Dallas. 515i 9—Wide World of Sports E'r(fcssional skiir, S.U.S.S.R. heavyweight boxing. U - The season's top money-winicri compete for shares in a 10 (16-College Basketball. South 187-476,F'tiyllIsMottlb4-Sl3and Dorine MacAteer 178-497 (Celery Plant Ave. Farm 15 *3)0,000 purse. Florida meets Auburn at Tampa (taped oorlier team, and Rose PatrIck 170 SUNDAY and Phyllis I! noon (35)—This is the BFI. 30 19-%4restling - Mianu Dolphins meet the -. - B)Oe.t)) P'AT •f . LEA'S Ct-iONS Unfurnished Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Lillian T Administrator DEU 53 _____________________ - Jenkins Deputy Clrt Publish' Dec. )4, ,, 1916 DEUSS , )975, ,g, , IN THE CIR"UIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TOCREDITORS All creditors of the estate of LEWIS CHOINS, deceased, ate hereby tified and required to file 7029. -- --- ó-OukI Care - MONDAY York 9 t&l-NFL Football - New C'haz'gers at San Diego Jets m the —s" - - pur i Fa m '1y , Hal 546, to an oriSerov a final ypZ cJofed ctio I will Haas the a , through or under you, Glnis Cooper 500 aM self the property sltsat*d in a'etteeet,y notified hat a complain? 56mmn01eC0ty, FIor,4ri to foreclose. certai mort9pe on 0501 520. as; thetollowing scrid property, to . REALTORS 32) 63' laocv.ath, the former Ohio State dinz3$r but for )Ce In t star, c cetCild hi;wtk-t&.t she rccA- A-eakIrg career he FtCTITIOUS NAME p4o?.t' P.rCtV that we are -ra9ed M.'ic1 Center. LI III Str..t. Sanford. SernitsolcCounty, FIorida,ursder Itte' was cuu.id t1u' cut an}tkn in his tmchekr apartment except the . utaged by ha.s family. "A les* lId of Grifhns." Ar. . -- special, something the might Mse-gaset Griffin; older troth. see again. t'i'JarnesJr tarry and Dar- '" 's ,' C the CircuIt Crl. $.minf, Cøunty, Fl.)rida Glenn Davises, wix) flX)fld, Dunea and Keith, aid also Lived in the Los Ar.geles 10-arldsis Cr)'stl. 'Y Ited the - g - .'en Helaman on the nantel. Not in *" 'i'e ______ ______ c—Good Things ___________ _ - Eat to -- _____________________________________________ , Navel Oranges. fresh from grove washed 1.193 t,usftel New crop ________________ Pec ans. 10 lbs $9 50 Baggs p.t.rke1,3StrsandSanto,dAye 377 3641 AlE PRODUCE, Stall 72. Sarilord Farmers Market, 3310129. ___________________ Custom - you will !lei. "Whi't's so special about that ______________ S It was a Miwruan !amily-se rtal-e suc-ces. stix'y .j ,fl ____________ Ohio State's current star re- will see the dre as eehd his second Heian __________ _____________ ____________ ________ great ..merin I we can all 1 t' I4o, Model 3M 321.0041 b1t W.e i4l. NIce 2 balh home on beautiful lake near Smnfurd. Buy direct from owner and save. Teems can arranged Will onsider late model bidder for cash, at Phi *til fttttl Courthouse In San*or. Florida. at h day l Jaruiry 1976. eeend?Or1Qlo'ettaidnan*wltttTh. Clerk 01 ?hiCt'uil Cain. 5.et'siiC*I By; UflIn 1, Jsi Diep,.ly Clan the çs.s Of thC Fidi?l's •1 - F'i4e !4htUtfl 195,1. 5: M4f'y .1. Rlbtr,'l Geese, Chicns Live a' dressed. 373 7041. ______________________ PIAVELS.GRAPEFRUITS. TAP4GELOS - - BUSHEL ,. 34 Irs pli; rac ti, 71, $, receIved at the following address: City Manager City Mali lan 4, By $304133 Easy - '" ______________________ Merchandise C 50—Miscellaneous JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ______________________ — Air Condationing central Heat 3. Ar Cond'lionrig For free eStimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sinford 377 1171 - - - 4 Santa's Ups 1 for -- i for Beautiful Christmas Decorations. Daniel Gr.ene House Slippers, all open aim marx - accounting Otf(. Mutt hive experience with individual Beau!c an Wanted Rent pouro*nboota City Manager — 373 1771 , PARK AVEP (i( MOBILE PARP(. 7543 Park five tiOup Chet1 'Pie Evening Herald Christ ms (,ft Cau'ae Oily for Christ mis gift ideas . ien ,tOoohe1hcar,inth, tome for Medicate Provider In __________ ________________________ Wage. Need part tim, Must have lce 1 bedrrn apt., lights. whet' tI 50 322 729* alter 5 & wk rtos ed couple to hjndl tagefttfI'mt end miintenaryce f ___. ,,, -• 7130. ____________________ where the shoppers will set them ' Blvd .3731111, I — • - ifl I 4 at 17 92. Sanford exit, at Lake MonrOe Licensed, bonded fruit , QUALITY INN NQQ1 - :.'-' ••_____•_________ I . Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor.. and an Electric , ________________________ ________________________ - tiques, Imile weSt of lion old St Sill. ___________________ -_______________________ Cik the Evening Herald Christ mis gift ida. i alntrng I0.Speed English Racer, excellent conditIon; 3 ton air conditioner, Greene casuals or house slippers Platter petching & brlct & stone spec t stty. 3372710 Phone 372 5672. lust arrived. Christening gowns, MENT ALL TYPES CF CAR leather goods. GWALTNEY ART BROWN PEST CONTROL KOO,lra ______________________________ Expert u'f ror, t:; th.ngl, All woq guaran1e, JZJ 6/Ct) - - - - used furniture end appliances to Rockwell power tools and St$nley ,n.e .a , True Value Hardware, 6th 6. Maple 3220300 Sanford Ave 372 4137 6, randIaiher Clocks, wall plague's, ______ niture & Beddng. 7)06 S French, - ____ ROBSOPI MARINE 2927 Orlando Drive. 372 3961 J,L fc Old Stock. 30 pct P060 pCI. off beby accessories Payton's Utons 'N Bows) 2610 Pliawa'tsa. I Phone 3221301 377 ___________ ___________ residential and businesses Free estimate. Blitz Clean 373-59 —1 . - - --' - ' - — -- 2ual,t -, i.p o String F rre 0 ... : o' E Commercial 37) 6451 _____________________ ._ _______________ PET REST INN — Wall Papering ____________________________ i 377 4)57 - - Photography Fine wedding IOta$ resorsably PAUL SLATER Prc'fessonatWaitp,jer ii.," Flee Estimates Ph 172 t'' _________________________ __________________ .'FLLS Dliii. ED PUMPS __________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Paneling door, windows hung, SELLING Ii MAkES CASH by the lob 3739363 Call 377741) or 13199$) ________________________ _______ ___________________ _______________ _________________________ Upholstering _____________________ _________________________ 2567 Park Drive simulated Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 3919 -- IØ Dôe• rR.I I..VIlII U) St.m ri.,nn rI.an.ng Free Estimates Phoni )fl('.tQ7. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER new; Tappets dishWasher, _______ EXTRA CASH FOR __- 'I"' dillon. Call anytime. c.i I - Free Estimate 37? 26?) - Lberal trade ins Free delivery. i.onvenient terms We Meeker men's 3 fOld Billfolds from bran I types roof repair. 30 year's cxperience Fast service Free estimates. Phone $31 509, Pet Care Hand crocheted af'gans, shawls I. ponChos. WIll mike toordtt. 373 Wear. WILSON MAIER for the best ry wnere time simoppers will see tnem WIi Radio & TV Roofing Ard Carpentry Repair Freeestlmate's. DAVE'S PAINTING alt equIpment. U. 't.ona _________________________ washable. $16. Perkins Men's ___________ ______________ Hardware. 6th & Maple 3770300 Ii•IIl, — BETTER PAINTING 867 5767 crc, estImate 373 601 beautiful wedolng gown, 112* 7.9. cost $750, sacrIfice for $50. Ludwig List your Christmas Specials here concert snare drum, excelleot where the shoppers will see them t' H a Sunbeam maIt appliarce from , 1W W'ii'll ____________ _______________ Ave., across from Carysler Dealex 32) 1651 d6y , A Better lob, for a Be$'er 'ice Interior & Exterior 25 Pc? disc _______________________ AlA CLEANS ALL Exteriorpre'ssureclean,ng 373 CR&S $150, sill for $43. 1974 MT Honda Handsme selection of cardigan i pm Call 327 2611 or 131.9993 to list your Christmas specials he-re 1195W 134, Lg l) 116) iosu Mailiand,MtIr'cj 617 0635 ..-_. _______________________ NEY JEWELERS. 204 5 Park "4aaiuwncar.Eacejt.n,I 9e Need full and pert C"f. d 7 bedroOm5 parf,, Can rShCd, wO?r frfli'sh,d 5 •' purchase Bicycle City, & Air CondItioning. 3774390 -- - DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fas Service. 202 Live Oak Blvd Casselberry Phone $31 9441 - ___________________ AVAILABLE Dwona. - HIGHWAY 44 FLEA MA KET mile's Eastof I Ion Hwy £4 (betsindHwyIlAuctbonGallery) - _____________________ U- ________________________ OFFICE MACHINES "We secv'ce all mars and moocis" Free Pickup Delivery c.s'Io,a M.tch'nt's 372 1005 BUY-SELL1-TRADE Make Mom's life easier with central Molocross Bicycles and Ac. 311313 E First St. 322 ________________________ Christmas shippi'sg. Phone (305) MOrn wouli lOve a new watch. Medicare provider Dingo Boots from Knlghrs Shoes. Towers Beauty Salon I MONTHLY RENTALS NURSING ASSISTANT to do 'torn, BeaUtyCareProductttorMom 7611 S French, 372 7651 Macrame-- Free Instructions Gifts ' S4ntOrd M I BR Carpefeet 'r. $130 pluS TtlekidswillloveCowboy Bootsand _______ tropical and exotic plants Car nat ns, $5 dOt CAREFREE nithed. cotJpleon;y 337 372dy ?'s951ev,.n.ngs and S .'n. 14 79. Special $2136 V.iebotdt _________ Camera Shop. 710 S Park - gold and ivcr. $4.93 'ip :'Yfl 5417 fl's' tice Machines - Shop, 373 7640. - Waler frOnt cottage on the scenic '%("y1 Rvr F urn'hrd bedroom, UtilitieS in(NdI'd. i1iq, $'*? mOnth AdultS onty 372 4170 3713 ______________________ _______________________ baskets Ann's Flower t Gift 322 2i]I. ___________________________ Spruce uplheold Rec Vet with new - 705 E. First St Unusual 5ift, fresh and artificial Duckster Jackets. Ladies and A gift to last all year .A family memberShip to ram;l, 'Acrid Golf mcns golf app.srel and shoe's & Country Club. 372541). Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, - ________ SAN_______________________ MO PARR, I. 7. troori, A*IOnecatl(outdstartyouonan .'arr • Central ______________________ We've Gd Everything For The ! ___________________________ l.rwotpqOducts 1307707 (49p m I ' - . Thelightagainsl inflation begins at GWAL TN E Y JEWELER S Better Florida Florists, 322 II?? - - _________ _________ (all 11 Sill "" .''i Shop, One Of Your IPfC, Plumbing Supplies .ini Haulino ____________________________ _______________________ aut irtg wanted have 14' van with Open .1 Fixture's. Water Hea?pc I e.rs. )f,p m tftru Sat 2134 S Park Drive - years experience PaulMiller. 372 $790 6420 Flea Market .V nec II Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 74 Hour Service Dykes HeatIng & Air ConditIoning, p ________________________ GWALTNEY JEWELERS has - SEARS telephones will be -. from Canada. Baggs Market, 25th GIfts -ti - ___________________________ SWAP- 16 ft. Cottia V.B.otlom Boat for 1od Spinet Piano, ør sell, 1) Kids Mom Everyone ' Back Hoe Service Laryl Clearing, tip dirt, clay. rO(k, Canadian Cfrtrittmas tree's direct mci Sanford Ave. 322 3.oab. for for _ NOYLFASlttG P4*, m,ern, 1 story eticiency GI Santa's Tips - ESTERSOPi 1APiDCLEARip BuIItio n. E 'cavating. Ditch t- ,ii art, top tOil 3?? 5943 ______________________ _____________________ Stored & moved 337 9142 or 931 .. iv.riu, anytime, ____ __________ - - _______________You'll find that someone out 'here '*edS lust 'ntsit you save to oft er CALL 172 2611 - Counter top's, Sinks. Installation available Purl rAhI i,, ____________________ ______________________ Plumbing ____________________ C&A Heater Cleaning _________________________ Land Clearing _______________________ for Sale ____ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ - ______ -- '' r 'I I________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ ____________________ • ________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU __________________ LAKEMARy6tVD._.1fonta 115' deep on a cor1.er sIte. 1.144 sq ft. of building foned for $9,90O. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS rna1 , 6633; eves. 322 $970, I ____ __________ _______________________ " offices. ADULTS.NOPETS 1)6W 7nd.t J '" _________________________________________________________________________ 46—Commercial Property _______________________________ PhOn.323.4450 t .. sale by owner. Terms available. 3)9 4493 - Ci transportation 337-3134 ________________________________ _____________________________ ____ 1 I 1961 Chevrolet Van, meg w?ue-els, cyl. stand; Alto 190 Chevrolet Nova. stand. Both good tires a. WALKER'S Courtney t, s np motor, trailer; WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF Pressl9ro Cleaning & PaintIng excellent condition, $273. 201 E. ANY DESCkIPTION SANFORD Tenth St., 323-7751. SpecialIst Roofs.Eiterlors AUCTION. 373734) ________________________ RORSON MARINI . " vsxv uI,,v 'u,tiiiu,, 1 Ier*sa,enaCN 3921Hwy. 11 92 NOLL'SII MIllIE' COUMIECIAL KOMVS Any Quantily. 372 5961 ra'sselber,y, Hwy. 17.97. III ' Ph. LAKE SYLVAN LivIng 1120 Florida Ave.,f S. 17.92 'I1E1!t Only 13495 Call Dcxi pop,, 377 DAVE S izj 9)10 I AIIAduII-Modern ADDITIONS-. REMODELING SPECIAL- 1971 9)1 Porsche 2 i: We Buy Furniture 3227712. 9 to S. __________ Offer. 671-1760 lop pric paid, used, any cnnditboo $126 Winter Park tip Evinrude molce, ass than 10 ______ _____ ______ _________________ ' _____________ S r Appolntmept 322.3103 - RALTOR$ 323.43 F Quiet Serene nuIstle beautifully landscaped 1.135 mc between I 30 S tor in ______________ __ - Homes (4 Real Estate Broker ----.---- CASH 322-4132 For useij furniture, appliances, toots. etc Buy I or 100) itçns hours. Cost new $460. sell (or $495. radio, 2 door. AM AC. PS, P9 11,250, by 1972 Chevy Impala. Idoor, 17,0) mile's. AC, PB PS. and vinyl top Excellent cond.t,on $1,493 or best -. I've got bait deals on new and boatc If I don't have it I'll hetp find it. Call now, .j.sioo. Wooded canal front lot, 15.500. scenery. tfl,03Q S apartments, attractively (Ut 18-Help Wanted Teffidayof January. $'76. lfyoulail measw'escmnbe made.(dothange$ iacktonviue, Ia'ida, 33702 ,,; One 6, 2 bedroom apartments furnished or unfurniused N4-*)v redecorated Come see 300 F Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 134" . ma"aget irn- $Ike'n aga'nl y toe the relf i4uaiy I, 1976 4 AtI bds shall be submitted in a demanded in the complaint. FM ----- 73'x125'• eacts on blcktop street. All (or 111,503. LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely ___________ 1973 Oidsmot)ile Cutlass, 68—Wanied fo6uy ALTAMONTE..... Wooded site, LAKE MARY- B4autiUl'iakeont lot o.ia fInd BAMBOO COVE APTS "'i Oi'anges,Grapfruit, Tangerines Tangelos and Lemons P U.HUtchilOfl,3fl 4)51 ' iadig in itie office of the CIef of hOlify the City '651. Dealer. " _________________________ ,...... ------------ - - ppioqs,3fl 147) - 'attensate 1.79$. Call Whitey Ecksteln, 337 u" be4utiful condition, 1)30. Girl's cottues, siz Ill, like new Misc 321 0773 . Wooded Lots Streets ,.ISewers •Street Lights 'Sidewalks - JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial _____________________________ Sanford _________________________ _________________________________ - YOUTCOO$aI'WV.322S1N ____________________ Tangelos aid Tangttne's ' :tt - •t5Sfl Aymui, (40 3(11, MIami, Florida, bidder 'o review tht spect If any Ck of perfect for Christmas. ____________________________ NIcholas, Realtor, Sanlando ST. JOHNS RIVER- (deer DeBary, Realty, Inc Realtors, 534 6777 almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishIng Owni- say's "submIt offers" .*1.arge ved formation rsI 327070a 9p'pØfl5 ph y Decpq, AD 1975 (Seati carpetIng, 119,500. Low down, Drive by and then call. Dorothy HOMES OF DISTINCTION W. Garnett White Peg 10 acre farm Improved, septic tank, well, barn etc. Only *11.300. Terms. Bro6.er. $310171. 3.6.000 SPECIAL 1971 Vega GT. air,i Speed, radio, 53.000 mile's. Only AKC Tiny Toy Yorlile Puppies, GARAGE SALE HOtpO.nt Cop pertone Refrigerator, II cu ft. - • $995. id. 1792&i77, Longwood Ca11373 (370or134 4605 _______________________ ____________________________ Yard Sale- MultI (amIty, Dec. 13 a 11,9 5. SR 46 E. a) SI. Johns River. Furn, & Misc. Iekefront, pved streets. $10,100, Summertirs- I bedroom. 2 bath, central heat and air, family room, Reg Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St 371 rr 77305)7 eves ___________ -- wu Carpet .5 Osteen - Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From 9dzui.ide. t,VAt. CPI APAW T7,'E PT5 CITY OF SANFORD, i'sublrsh: D.. 7, LI, 71, 21. Nit (fu 165; Females, $50. Dep. will hold untIl Xmas. 3221379 after I ladies wear, 10)4, formal & LabradorRetrieyer1,beautifulA 105 Fr,, Sat & Sun Champs, 7 wkS Christmas, $100. 203 Larkswood Dr., 322 7517. 373,953, w*$t days 644-6243. _______________________ stand a mites. Manfotherstochocsefrom original Sportswear ----- ss inhiving Room, provide a bid eth i7iy deviation l,ted *9satsoever front the spec's, It may ?hrqert arid tP,erem.n. do sot*it ?h5 type bid s.'.all be Wsstt Hall & Master 1970 Hornet, - Garage Sale: Baby clothes, 03 yrs, Furniture (rattan), odds & ends. Landing Cam,cround. Call ' ________________ -- INVITATIONTO BID GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE ... Call I7I Fiat Racer Irish Setter pups f9r sal October 17th Phone 641.3267 from - - registered C born Sun., Moo,, 9 to S. Mariners Sanlando Springs Wrlt HOwBrc? — Model SIlT $420V l engaged a Blvd. LOl'tg'Q(xl. Seminole County, vath is supposed to have said. i3uflMtA'nabIea11f$0Mafldard "All ow' frienas have one." too high to reach if you're li:t n cr ha (SIC. expt Ing to Ut tit 9 Cfft, I PC 1 _____________ _________ 1 Rarqe. Model RWE - Triple dresser, din, table, gifts, art Sa NoMoney Down WITH GOOD CREDIT _________________________ SELMAWILLIAMS,ASSoriate APARTMENTS height Liurcie fenced stOrage Central Io(at.on - ______________________________ 2IERSO 14ereslted to serve a copy of your and c)e-arI nsi'ted a' an I Electra CeiIin- Heater. Model answer or pieadin7 to tt,f Complaint bid insucance" FICTITIOUSNAM! fiancee. 1 Wnfr1 . REALTY INC. 7(17 E. 3Slh )73.7$3 for Any Car— Potential hunter, 145 wlthut papers I3. $155 _________ — 20ff ices at?ac rirx3 WareIouse ruc Navel Oranges, 1250 per bu JuiCeOriI%QttII.SOperbs, Attached it thc detailed ,, Lot $0. and the West 70fittof Lot BlocA 9. ENTZMINGERS AD formation for a City Of Sanford. -. lMonthfematevi:la. IhOwquality, CoIr TV's from ISO: B&W from 11$, Service all makes HERBS' Southern, General Delivery, M. Unsworth Realty Commercial Building Crumley n, .. mas gift ideaS. Autos _____ ________________ Tomatoes tot' home canning. Ilk 10, or 115.330 lb load OTher fresh fruitS & vegetables at low prices 1Itd .. cash ________________________ $060. -- -- carpeted, air, turn & unfurn up 372 1110 ______________________________ ,_• . _____ ______ 65—Pets-Supplies _____________ Phone3lJ 9379 news items anywhere. BAGGED 21(/2 FrenchAve 372 3677 Book 5, Paget 74 and 77. of the that is due January IS 1976 at 1 Public Prtoth uf Semr,oie County, P N resir:cT,cx'ts of recc!d, I in order to mike an t'guit.t,Ip Florida. a k a 157-13th AvnueTogether with the following North, Longwood Florida, toçethef COVTSParI,OnOf bids, the information - -• -. . -, V'b"" wit's oetn wage otcny aria specifications as anacise shall easernerts _________________________ _________________________ - Check the Evening Herald Christ - AND ACREAGES Ixdroom models also avaltahl automatic, VI. air conditioned. 10 16 3 10 ply tire's and truck macs 11.. Will trade. May be seen at 1106 Sanford Ave. before 9 a m. or after S p.m _____ ____________________ _______ _________________________ Protessional landscaping, NO CLOSING COSTS. S PCT, TAX EMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, CREDIT. FREE MEMBERSHIP small and large, $2,000 per acre Mldup TerryRealty.Realtor.621, o MAYFAtRCOUNTRYCLu, 300O PER MONTH TOWARDS 0111 UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. 7, 7.75-I PCT. INTEREST RATES. One bedroom, one bath and three Lots In residential area near 322-2420 Anytime ( ______________________ . Florida. t.. Save 1)00, on 19" black & wtite TV. good as new. 130 Call 322 7 weeks old, AKC _________ _______ _____________________ Flu Oviedo-Duplex, turn Or "t'fl ldeat tOCS?ion Reasonab'e 365-372). ___________- any claims cv demandS wPt4ch they may have against said estate in the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of (PEE RIPENED FRUIT,plckedto Order Playels.oragigq's. Grapefruit, Seminole County. Florida, in the Tangerines Call 3270211 II no courmOuti at Sanford. Flotidl, Statute's. To WI?: Section Florida Statutes 1957 5: r.athrn W. Pa _______________________________ ___________________________ dde's cording to the Flat thereof e's in Pta? 13, Page 100. Ave 3276562 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI SO Per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1006 ________________________ - to offer you the most in rnnfnrl arwi livability, Central heat and air, Yi fireplace Large lot. Beautiful new wall to-wall carpeting throtlsout 114,500. - --- _____________________ h LegaI Notice 6U RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL NO IMMEDIATE DOWN PAYMENT neighborhood, Cedar & brick front. Lovely home for 129500 _______ One & Two bedroom apartments ___________ ___________ 64—Equipment for Rent RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ii U THE CONTRACT" BEAUTIFUL 7-STORY with separate 1 Bk, 1 bath cottage. ________ Large 3 Room Apartment Reasonable New government program, child care tor as low asS? per week, if you qualify 373 $124 6 shift, new paint, like new. 30000 miles, Sell by owner. Wall Plumbing 6. Heating, 1007 Sanford ____________________________ ---- ------ 43—Lots-Acreage Nicely treed corner ot. Quiet __________________________ License Bureau 327 86.45 KENT. and all Publish Dec11, '21. 1915 HIth 5, T ____________ __________________________ Ga ______ Orlando. 273-6ioO ___________ ______________ DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS? 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecre's?. ______________________ unfurn. both AC, w * carpet. 1.50 damage. Ills mo. 333 43$P alter _________________________ S 30 P rn A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants toage7only Neil tonew Driverv 3$M _____ ____ ____ __ ' 1)500 GEURDON, 47'x17', $7,495 EASY LIVING, 5732 E. Colonial, 322.6457 SAPir 0FtD'S SALES LEADER" , __________________ ______________________ ___________________________ - 7 t-Wrest11ng Yotorcycle tns.v ________________________________ 531V-RadioStereo bedroom, Phont3fl.)759 ___________________ Spectrac;acgran4e.s for lawn insect control. GardenLan, 1400 , St., 3236.6.30 _________ _____ ___________ $9,350 iton air. 110,400, FLEETW0OD decorator wall paper in kitchen _____ I-HANYLINAIEMSAPIS Rent ________________ deceased unfurnlshed, BROADMORE64'121.. 3 REAL ESTA .'E. INC. _________________ . iiwivao 1975. bath. - JOHNNY WALKER LI I) LI VIII - ______________________ ',','.._.-,.'---. mediately thereafter: otherwiw a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. default will be' entered against you CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR for the relief demanded 'n the SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PetltiO& WITNESS my hand and the seat of PROBATE (40 75344 CP thisCotjrttPti%$?hd&)fOf Decernbt',', In re: Estate Of --------- ____________________________ ______________________ 1975'I amaha Motorcycle TiT= 1973 Chevrolet Panel Van. 12$' .?Gi base, cyIind, standarc 9991 and a frlencIl Ad Vitor ilf t.qlp you -----------------.---------.____._ LIBERTY 60'x21', 3 bedroom, 7 - 62 ______ _________________________ - ittcwn.v. or Lions at Detroit. i fl " DIVIStOM: A CUlT ti AND FoR SEMINOLE ?ISC date Of the first publication of Early Toyota Mixed I.eague: F LCFf..L fdA TO'dAL •.'OW this notice Each claim or demand COUNTY. FLORIDA. The high game of the flight fell TGAC,E ASSOCIATION, a car must be in writing and must state NO. 7S.1U6CA-69-EE FOURtixnesasRonnieBrede, pofatias organized ar4 existing FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR theplaceofre'sidenceandPostoffice und.rthelawsoltheUnitedStales, TGAGE AS5IATlON, addressoftheclaimantarsdmuslbe Sharon Selmer, Bud Campbell Plaintiff, Plaintiff, swcin toby rse claimant, P'it agent, and Bill Clark all bowled a 214 , O( tit it eiIl h.i-nn. ga for t"g void according to law. Cairpfl WILBURHALLandWILLIEP,AEP4A LINDA J KENT, et al HALL, hit wile, and COUNTY OF Dated December Ph, 197$, Oetfend.anl took the hlzh series with hi 57$ SEMIIxC.t,E, a pOiiti(l tiOOivtiiOfl TO: LINDA .1. KENT S James Walter set. Other 10's far the night: of tp $!at, of Florid., by and As Executor Residence Unkown Ron Ailman 212-571, [Ji1 thrgus its Boerd of County Corn Kenneth W Mclnth oi Last Knevrn Residence' & miss and thefr respcte Stenstrom Davis 6. 112.13th North 2ii, j.w. socce'ssots itt Mclntolh Long'wood, Florida 37750 3)8-544, Jesse Cook 200-509, Defendant's Attorney for Executor NOTICE'TODEFEND Steve Groover 200-558, and NOTICE OF SALE P0. Bc, )3J0. SUIT 10 r..i x,...t....... mx r,ni iz..._ Notice is here-by Olven that. anr,i ,-tcc oTiAI d_.,h..d LI I'i771 I hl-sri.roou)a1l - M1fljWsoi, VIXtflgS meet (he Griff Mobile '" (Seal) PubliVi Dec I), 17. la, 1975 170 both Park team, Ann Curtis 171-497 (IdnLs at Ness York 11351-Wrestling NFL Football Baltimore. Varner from the Park Ave. 12:30 16)—NFl. Today - Seminole County Public Hospital S,ar'tocd, Florida Roterl T Besserer Elmore (Stenstrom Realty) 918)—National Rodeo Finals — the b'dditsg. NO bid Shall be withdraais for a period of 30 d.ss subsequent ?c' the cpenng of bids without the consent Of SemnnfeCounty PubIc Hosptal jsj 508 (Wetter Realty), Mary 7 t4lt-Wresthng at tid'sortowaiyeany informaliti ,, or the Weti' is Gunnwit1ipus III. gh'so(the morning are Carob Rook 203- - ('.!ts HI-Noonera Le'fles League: "Queen - UAP'ity Public PlospitaI Sanford. -- - 78-4vflorcycies kInds, Old bathtua (pasture trough) PhO fliO, WI N T ER I T EMS. . .5 EL L "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WA7'sT AD Phone 32276)1 or Iii - exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 5,1r.fr.d A... ___ 61—Buiklinq M3terials , - lbs • 1)95. Phofl 3fl 3477 • ___3631 atteropm 76--Auto Parts — '- Heavy duty United with awning md skirting Cheap. Phn 3330110 110 Exe'er Court, Carriage Coie Motiile Home Park, Days 372 6)73 N'htS3fl 7352 Forrest Greene, Inc. - ___________ eacti emino, e KENMOItE WASHER. p6rts, Mobile Homc. furnshed. 12'tt' ___ Larry Saxon, Realtor air VA terms available. 174,000 P1 ('4'rr to Li e Ifl 9dyI.12w1&ie. of Loch ArbOf LOST - Small white Poodle wearing __________________________________ 2 s,m'eatef-s, red moo tan; vkinity D,Bmrv- AdultS. 1 BR. air. close to ____________________________ $t0fC chUfC5 IdeAl for retired Maçnolia Ave Reward. 377-7910 and cwcsons 64a 6.41$ or 322 1051 duplicate and state the place of LOST- Man's ee glasses. in - in with __________________ ___________________ ______________ - - Chairs, Straight chairs, filing Cabne$, as is Cash and Carry HaLL'S Cesselberry, ,, • MOONEY APPLIAHCES323 0697 Sanford. 373 57 ___________________________ _____________________ shag carpeting, dishwasher, - -- or 6;30 - L.ake Howell vs. Gainesville, Spruce Creek at 15 Yr. FHA FINANCING "'—'---------------._.______ at 1.56.000. ____ __________________________ __________ __________ the claimant and must be sworn to Eder.. Norm Carol na 2771$ Chain Mixed League: Jim Hospital. '.S. Government Bonds, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a by the claimant, his acent or ata %htisfac'y bid booø executed Nader was just two pins by the b.dders and acceptable Petition for Dissolution Of Marriage torney. e' tne same shalt be void. ) for the high game thai1 Surrt.tS an amount equal Dated a) Sanford, Florida, this to S per h been filed against you and you that of Chuck Kelley ().The cent of the bid shall be submitted are required to serve a copy of your but d6y of December, 1975 written defenses to te Petition, if S Adele Wesley Swenson bid highserieswasrolledbyKelley 'ou have, on Petutciner's At As Executrtx The successful bidder will e 551, Sexton 182-537, Nader 525 requ'rro to furnish and pay for tarney WilII4ifl H Wack. of the Law ci said Estate and Chris Huff 1914. satisfactory performance and Offices of Aløer and Wick, whose Shinholç and Logan address is 616 East Semoran First Federal Building Late Toyota Miied League: payniert bond or bonds. Ccmtract tot' WOrk under this bid Bouleiiard, Suite 701. Altamonte Sanford. Florida 3777) Ruthe Smith was high With tIeS will obligate tPe contractor and Springs. Florida, on or before Attorneys tar Executrix 2-25-562serIes.JeT"ryCarttefl tc?r3ct.'- not to d:scrintzna?c January 14th. 1976. and file the Publish DeC 14, 21. 19 DEUSI 5 and Buster Anderson 515 inwp$oymtnt prac'lces Spruce Creek. 6ft'ceSuppi WOOd Or ste,ldesks (executive d'k 52—Appliances GREGORY MOBILE HOMES In this most cordial Spanish style 3 bedroom, family room, double garage, shake type roof, MUST __________________________ WRESTLING vilh a Classilieci Ad _____________________________ _____ :r, the ?'rC ) hourS weekly with complete company training & location Set up. Investment of IWO$S.000 Call -- tentral FlorIda's home, nestled under shady trees, Kish Real Estate landscaped yard AGE and OPPORTUNITY _________ -- Stemper Realty BUY NOW & SAVE home in MAYFAIR. 3 BR, baths. Fenced back yard with brick walkways th.ough nlcIy , 30-Apartments 3379111 Eve.$& 11M __________ LAKE MARY- 3tm, 1'. bath A PART OF PARADISE Is yours Mo.-dMo.& . cotlecf. Mr Caison. 5135765370 PIANO STUDIES- Teacher ot teeing lessons in your home after Sch u ren Realty —Mobite Homes ______________________________ REAL ESTATE Realtor 337 7ç offer THE CONTRACT" — 1757 us? north butnrss's FREE Soil Conditioner to growers only. LImIted Supply. Details. 644 documents so obtained. Such deposit turkeys. Gus Sexton with a nice will within four calendar months from t'e refunded to each person wtto and the time of the first publication of 224475- DavId Nadar 20O56l. the plans, specifications and &P,'ELIA T HALL. Wilt, Respondent. this notice Each claim or demand Othcr doWO'iVflt* .fl QOCVt COrl4iIiOA Jim Natr 199-560 and Shirley must be in wrItIng filed In Air, varsity 8p.m. 7:30p.m— BrevardComznw'ity College at SemInole 8 p.m. Lyman thr at Lsirg. 8 p.m. Ga. State at FTIJ: Baldwin-Wallace at : - CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 4)0. P0. Drawer 93$, Sanford, COUNTY. rLoR:DA. c..hcrof,c,u,mu,ha,eacains* iaio Florida. Copies of the document's may be CIVIL ACTION PlO. 7S-2516.CASI.F estate in the office of the Clerk of the JAMES M HALL, Trinity Prep JV at Florida Smau PI,izt -. PoSition, twin needle, front loading, d•Iuxe sewirg machine Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments 0411 Seeat' ____________________________ thedy yard, $19,500 Mike an 'SERVICE BEYOND D..[P0S1T. Opportunities ________________________ CHRISTMAS SHOPPERSCheCk this Gift C,uide every day for family By' Elaine RiCharde Stultz 5-10 as did Betty Hilda Fc4"rell had a pair of 198 Lake Brantley JV at Colonial, girls 6:30, 24—Business Paintmns 6. tian Cratts Marie Arthur R;ci'mter. CHINABERR' Electric fender guitar with TREE ANTIQUE SHOP. 1)06 ,% proof case, am,,. stand up _ist St . Sanford ml:roohon. Ct nw., .wv . luw ____________________________ -sell for $195. CasI evenings, R. ' Modernizing yiur Home? s.ii ___________________________ 767) OrlandoDriy, home, air conditioner, oil heat, Estate Kish Real FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED work any Shift References 371 Write P0 Box 17)3 _______________________________ ____________________________ FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION . - __________________________ _-_-- c' APARTMENTS wanted, for hospital. nursing home or private, Can FACED WITHADRINKIIIG PROBLEM. PerhapsAlcoholcAnonymous jj'z ui,. ___________________________ _______________________________ ____________________ 11—Aiiliques Set of woman's golf ClubS with bag. ____________________ - nver used Call after 5. 371 5376 G'ye an Heirloom for Chrmstma' Antique )ewelry, China & Gla ayiii;itj -_________________________ Corn, browse starling Sundi' crrberTth,:t the Muveiar _____ ---___________ -- p1aceaIlbldswillbepublIcIyopen'c1 iSeal) and read aloud. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr thlrdLsAutoTralnwith33wlns. Ball& Chain Mixed League: BASKETBAlL p.m. ministrator's Office, Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 FIrst 5?,. __ ______ "Hotline," Adults or Teens Orlando. Florida ________________________________ _____________________ ___________________________ SATURDAY 5 Lorraines a BY OWNER- Two 76)1 Mohawk, (Dreamwold), ano 313 Tangerine (Ravenna Park) Bath ___________ Sitting position ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll p )) Furrt City. F or.ja 32S1. inspect on by appointment Phone and tile the original with the Clerk f 475 INVITATION TO BID tIueabovestled Court on or before PIERCE AND THACKER Seminole County Public Hospital the 16th clay of January, 1975, $0) N Magnolia will receive &ds for addition Judgment may e en Alex Serrt'as had both sets for the night: Fite Tire team with a 465. Vill 451 the high game and set with his Supply: Jim Starr 517, Rolands 178. Last week was position fl2-206-593 series. Ernie Curtis Hairstyling: Don Corsl 190-524 round with the standings new Leagir: for Qood Spinef Piano, or sell, - Wanted _________________________________ -- — country kitchen, Situated on over 1"acre's. Largeconcretepatioset up for volley ball, basketball etc. Crystal Lake is ideal for swim. ming, tishing & boating. $70,000. ________ _________________ aVillag 409W. 1st St. 3'a-732s We Buy Furnitur, __ II m P a,... ' 'x.iu I ui; i back yard, $37,#0O--Terms SWAP SHOP FLEA MARiT --57—Sports Equip, ___________________________ 21—Situations - ,, 10-Swap & Trade this weekend. Call now, Jimmy Post 3731903 P,:Ico washer • 170.000 Wanted wtlerelhe shoppers will set them - ____ -______ _______ Id, carpet. $25,900-Te,ms, Neat 3 8edroorn home, fenced, only _________ __ - 3 Cedroom. 2 bath Ofl large fenced - LAKE MARY - WATERFRONT - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Call 3122611 or 131.9993 to list your 3 Bedroom home with den, Christmas specials here fireplace, formal dining, roomy BROKERS experIence, own car. Excellent wage An Equal Opportunity Employer Call I'4 3707 between ____ j arij p Box 553, Sanford. Fla 37771 ___________________ 322U?0 loWekiva Mc?. Call collect, eves. 1100 dep fl7 1691 or 32? 0671 THERAPIST to provide home care to Medicare recipients in Deltona DeBary area One year For families or friends of problem drinkers, For further Information call 473 4W Or write SWAP- 16 ft Cobla V Bottom Boat . • 1..: 5580a1s&Acceswies CO Portable dlthwashw. ,75,t.... ---.. .•r,t,jji lraIer, lxi', $125. Call fl3.ç _____ _____ ----------.-------' S1-43ousehokJ _____ Goods DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrsis ---------•. - - .. -. .. - u.u.., -r;,nm 1r.no,v,un; nu cuy rwer J large bedroom, 3 bath 1919S. Frencn New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double 2221991 737 377 1194,377 1914 garage. 7 porches, patio, country sellinq, on large 1 acre plus lot. vailauIe Jan. 1. 3 BR, ks?c'en I 626 0636 ________________________ P E GIST ER ED PH Y SI CAL. ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM N YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON I straight stitCh sewing machine; 1 L Tacker machine; I Bar Tacker machine; ISergermachine; 1 Blind stitch machine. 6 mIscellaneous TableS; 1 Lot of threa<5, pins. etc.; NOTICE OF SUIT 527B LOngwcio1, Seminole Cnty, OaIa 901 732 $161 or 7375773 551.Thehighserleswa.sbyJim Hendricks 180 and Bob Locke High for the OflUfl1j Was the Florldaurxterthefictitiousn.ameo, TO: NICHOLAS F PATTI 184. Highs for the evening: Ron bowling by I..ake Monroe Ifll: LAMP LICl MT ER REALTY, an 7125 South Scepter Drive Morris 585-7. Danny Tillis Apartment No 2) that I intend to register said name Roger Garrison 518. Don Altman 213-576, Chuck Stemily Marlynn Stultz 201-478. The GermarI9337,JthnStticsl96. 539, Wailer Denny 500- JIm high set goes to Lillian DW1n Smincl County, Florida in ac YOU ARE HEREBY notified that workroom items. Accc'unts a Petition for Change of Name Pse's receivable and fabric, Sale will e 538, John Coresoli 521 and Pam Johnson Sfl. Dot Lee converted with her 189-482. Other highs: cordance with the provisions been filed ansi you may serve a copy for cash to the highest and best Sharon Corsi 180-467 from Fictitious Name Statutes, To WI? Kirkland 471. High average for the 6-7 and 6-7-10 lits. Of your written defenses or ob bidder at the Standard Systems Section $63 09 FlorIda Statute's Famous Recipe team. Pat the men is German 182 and Roll-A-Bouts Mixed League: edbois, it any, to it, on HARVEY building, Port of Sanford, Sanford. s Barbara B. Miller wcrnen high is Polly PrIce 165. "Star of the Week" is Peach Moye bowling for Automotive Publish. PlOy. 30, Dec. 7. It. 21. 197$ COULTER. Esquire. Attorney for Florida on December 19, 1973 at9 _______ V 41—Houses home, living tm, dining rm,, Separate garage Security deposil 531 1619 Nu'es, RN's, LPN'%, Aides. Aidij MARRIAGES - _______________________ ________________________ ____________________________ _______________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ - immediately Apply in person. _ c r*frIg,rator. excellent 1l$,0 • 322.7643 with rnos Near Sanford JIM HUNT REALr,' INC. FHA FINANCING - 3 bedroom, 3 Redi Estate flrokpr ____________________________ Ha .33771. ______________________ - — S Qold 1$' Sea King, Evinrude mtr., trailer Ornig.s watch . VETERAN $1 MOVES YOU IN 3 Bedroom, I bath, Newly painted 3 bedroom horns on SUNLAND 1 BR, I ba'h. Ills • '% -----.- - %fa; :::" e*tra large _• . IJI .._. fl._ 1 y Fjstat. Broker 37) 06 373 5315 372 :715 j b.lu new roof, fenced yard. FHA dIppro,ed 171,950 - ------Sq Ft Shop Suace 600 • • on 4 bdroom horn, 327$1 a PEALTOR AFTER HRS. _______________________ 3239211 372 0649 - 37--Business Property _______________________ - Harold Hall Realty I'll Al 10Ff 37) 5771 - lamily room, garage, carpets old son and light housekeetiinu References required. Send reply -- 1 7thcomPete home en 0WNERldyIgw94,48R, bathSs 30 g3O'IamjIyroom,,xma, plus breakf.st room. lo(maldining. Separate cottage girn room area 149,500 2 3 RAVENNA PARV ChoIce 3 hm' Central air, family rcorn with lireplc. EXTRA CLEAN. Assume S"z PCI. mtg. flS,500. Call for terms, CWNER SAYS SELL FurniShed Oem, central heat and air. ___________ Call 322 761) or $31 9993 to list your Christmas specials here RENT PURCHASE PLAN drn Clean 3 btdrm homes, On limited income to live rent trc Gary I Hitn.an. cr __________________________ ____________________________ 1975 DET 126 Barbour & Co. Mixed Dorothy Bryant both picked up his series (or the night he rolled I83pinsoverhisaverageastie League: 'Star of the Week" L• the 5-7 spilt. Russ Ofibaus hlta 558 series. High game goes Ben McDaniel with plus 114 spared his 4-10 split. Swingers Ladies League: engaged in business at Mt 7, Box and her minor children'S names toFredSampleswitha nice 213- pins. High average: Alice 34-vbiIe HOmeS -- __________________________ 7 Bedroom turnalse, ss moi __________________________________________ Adults prefq red Phone ________________________ __________________________ ________ - • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' Iollonçj described personal 14, 1975 ________ _____________ Shag carpet throughout, sell clea,, Oven In Sanora. Occupy alter Jan. 1st. Call 679 3094 after 1 pm ________ . FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF DECEMBER H, IIGJ E 75th . __________________________ bedroorn,7 bath, 2 car garage,a;r, ___________________________ 1 ____________ 1 kitchen. Only 1)2.000. Owner will linance TA F F ER 0 A i TV - trailer. Adults, no pets i •. _____________________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Floridaunderlheprovisions ----In re Change of Name of of the Uniform Commercial Code to TRUDY MARION PAITI to satisfy secured cbligations of FlCTITIOUS.AME Notice iS hereby given that I am TRUDY MARION LAKE. mothe. Central Florida Draperies, Inc.: _________________ ________________ high average [or the league is spared the 5-10 as did Rudy PublIsh. Dec - 1 - I - ____ ___j__ _________ NA:RSTE r O%C IOtOflIy$7,O( WtIto,j, 337 I30 .sa,..,..P., .., '' , ° s71 (collect) ' _________________________ 3 _______ 41—Houses Houses 41 3 ' Nloon The Dctj Before PubIicotion _____________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ _________________ __________________ - : b rfldNop P OPANGE C'TY- Duple*furno U et Neighborhood F I r ___ ---t-.- __ _ Iu:d ________________________ 1- 'tc a line 26 ;imes (12 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) i Iin ' Minimum Head Hunters. 507 Cast 75th 5? ___ ______________ __ Nice I Bedroom apt., kiIfl eQUIP4d, 6ir, carpeted Large J DEADLINI ES __________________________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Cuuit By: Lillian T. Jenkins As Deputy Clerk - 322-26 ___________________________________ service on Piainlitf's attorney or Keith State of Florida, with its principal Altarnor'te Springs, Florida. intends immediately Sparks Tracy C-ashe 198 and Ken Robbins Electric: Ulereatter; otherwise a highs: Ba'bara place ci business at LONGW000 to register the said name with th ludument will be entered against Sanford Plaza Merchants 192-5?0. and Cap't Jtrns: Chet I further certity that the above Seminole County, Florida. Walters(DCB) 478-189. Charlott complaint or pe'llon 5TH day of DECEMBER, 1915, day ci November, this Court on November 70th, 197$. Bonnie Benton (Jack's Mini the top bowler of the evening Deltona Pinbusters Mixed NotIce of Intent to Voluntarily (Seal) (Court Seal) Converted splits: Driver 2.7, highs: Ray Lough 218-544, 559, Gil Fileger 194-517, Charlea Florida Statutes OIVEN under my h4nd and the (Car.Ben Dennis Stewert , Gene Jones McDorthdll 193, Joe Welch 186, Grt Seal Twila Collins at the State 01 Florida. at Jewe1ers 4.7.10, and Patsy 199, PoIly Burgess 195, Jerry Jud Ltght.sey 185, and Mike Tallahassee. the Capital, this the OrlQndo Winter PQrk 800 A M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY cATUR -DAY 9.Noon (1IVJ i'' ••''iniiaa , ,hI,.n' Joseph parker Dickinson and Eric Movaline Chastan Publish: Dec. Ii. 2). 21. 1975. Jan. 4. Carstrn Dickinson, ci whom ,ou are alleged to be the natural lather has 1976 been tiled by Robert Otis Wingate DEU 51 _______________ ________________ --------____________ and you are re'quiredtolervea copy of your written defenses. II any, to it NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ?ctne,whceadd.etSis 101 Darnetl NOTICE ISt4LREBY GIVEN that Regfncy Tower. JacksonvIlle. the undcrs.cjfled, desiring to .ngage FlorIda 33711 on or before December nbusness under the fictitious name 197$, and file the original with ,, A .. Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT fl P exes - 3i - ____ _____________ — I 4 B-Eveninn!eSan,urd,FI '--r•--i• r ___________________ ________________ SUPPLY CO 207W 7ndSt ____________________ _____________________ _______ )27oa L stYourBu5Iness,,,DIQI322261io( 831-9993 ' ______________________ J:L_ == - ______ �r - , . - - '% I - 1 _ ---. I - .. ] -. =- ---'; - _ __ _ j= - " : r : : ; a virm _ _ _ __ _ _ - ___________ - - - 1. t - ________________ -._ -. ________________________ I1 5-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ---:-. -.- - :- .d- 4 i Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , I I 1 25 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322-2090 Real estate valued at $3,924,333 changed ownership in County during the week ending Dec. 5. Real estate conveyances locally in 1975 to date totals $198,906,296. , 'I .w i, i`i a a DeBary '. Walk To Stores and Banking Completely Remodeled 2 BR, Large Florida Room, W-W Carpet Closed Garage ________ Jessie Seminole County's natural beauty and -. -= - - .. - -. ------ --- - - - - - - - - , . ( i Ii, PR(CID FROM '14400 123,0001 'v 10 Ià.1ivW 0 "ur' Lot 11, 01k S. $115,000. _d' III LOflgdafe, 123,000. New models open for disolay, so come on over and choose the right one for you. ' Hazel Goettring to Charles A. (IIARONDR HOMES, INC. rffl PH. (3052.4170 441 or 2$2I12 _______________________________________________________ - '. - I liaI . " == Mt-- - V___ - , . ,I 1) *111111000, Ezekiel, Emancipation and Little Plural. M 1 .4 W , , - DIAL • - lk, 01 , Ticor Relocation Mgm. Co. to rbett Real Estate Joseph F. Bradway Jr. 8. John W., Trustees for Camille M. Bnadway, Id II, 0th A. Sweotv.ater Oaks 5cc S. 1115.000. Stanley H. Newlon&WI Emma I. to Gertrude Noyes, Lot 199 Lake 2 BIb W, Revised Map Chuluota, S.arcy Shores, $31,600. 1.57,500. 7 Hwy. 17-92 P.O. Box 729 __ DeIsary, H I 32713 ¶1 . -. -_ ____ ,.. - - .. - - '-... - ". ______________________________ 0 U,4). L'n v,,dv ..v L"l..l... .._•i..A•_. ---- - ,,t - - -_____________ ________ - _________________ - -U.- - _ ' ______ ____ - - .. ': 1, ' '' -- - t_ -_ . 0 -1 - "_ -- 1 , . _ - -- 7 " _ - ' .- - .i_- -r- -u L - - .-. . ,• - - - - I .-i -- - --- Ti - -- ___________________ - ..• T' P1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j. ............... . - . . _____ finally had our $1,000 to buy the set." It came f rom Atlanta, Ga., she recalls. In calm weather, the lighted nati vity scene would reflect in th e dark waters of Lake Monroe - a wondro us sight, sa id M iss Fox. Through many Decembers t he nati vi ty scene was enjoyed by thousands of Sanfordites, long after Mrs. Garner's dea th 19 years ago. When th e flood waters of the lake rose one Christmas ____ .-- - _______________ - th e garden of Fairchild's Funeral Home and recalled his suggestion "So e s ta rted co llecting door-to-door, at the ch urches and in t he schools," said Miss Fox. "There were mor e than one thousa nd people in the town by th en, and at a dollar a person we 0 1 III, $ at'. .* ,~ .. '1~1 - Mrs Game- spied a beautiful nativity scene in e Serving this area since 1956 29,500 Finally, time and the weather took its toll, and the nativity scene "just wore out," according to Miss Fox. ft was replaced bya new set In 1972, but is remembered each yuletide along with the womarl'responslble for bringing It to Sanford - when Mis., Fox sets up he r own miniature nativity scene created by Elvira Garner. - Sweet'Nater Oaks, Sec John M. Hartgrove & Elma W. Go'ehrksg. Lot 31, 81k C. Lake Hanlgrov,to Stephen D. Irwin & *1 Kathryn Park. Third Amend.dplat. Bonnie S., 1013£ W"j of?, BIb J. $4,000. Lake Wayman His., Lake Addn.. NO Foundation of Fla., Inc. to Sikh Doarma Brotherttood of Al?. Spgi., Thomas E. Brooks & wt Carol to Fla., Inc., Lots 22, 23 & 21. BIb U, Charles F. Adkins & *1 Anita B. Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Orf. Lots 18.2 BIb 10 2nd Sec., Mar-vanla, Sec ,$100 130,000. "l1 Lu,j 'v . 14 Ilk ! I - L_ _ 1111" am 4' James W. Cox & wf Patricia to Ticor Relocation Management Co., Aylesbury Homes Corp. to George K. C. Sales, Inc. nc to Kenneth H P. EtIlion 8. *9 LInda A. Lot 24. B!k Reef & wf Barbara .1., Lot 14. Oak B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5 Mount s.d. 134.900. Henry A Frechette8,Carolyn to Loyd W. Smith & WI Norma J. to Wm. F. IOOI 1. *9 Claudette. Lot, Kent E. Foyer 1. wf Janice. Lots I 8 We offer 10 different plans for you to select from 11~ i REALTOR ACREAGE Washer, Disposal Doris 0 Fotti. sgl. to Edgar J Foltz, E''7 of Lot IC, Lot 20. BIb Ii, Dreamwo'd. $100 - our unique home's on your own private lot. Every year that She puts It out, her little homemade nativity scene becomes more precious to Miss Martha Fox. Not only is it a charming depiction of the Christ-child, Mary and Joseph, and the shepherds and rise men, but It Is also a mcmorlal t the woman who erited the tiny figurines for Miss Fox more than a quarter century ago. Elvira Garner was her name - "to me she u as orw of the most wonderful, long-suffering people," recalls Miss Fox tencrly. It is for her creative skilLs Zu a vritcr that , figurines were moved to the City Hag site. however. "Ezekiel," the sweet and simple story of a little black boy, was Mrs. Garner's first book, written to entertain her son, Douglas, but later submitted for publication at the urging of her friends, "That's Ezekiel," said Miss Fox, indicating the tallest of three tiny black choir boys grouped above her nativity scene. Ezekiel, Emancipation and Little Plural are their n&mes, exquisite little figurines made of crepe paper over a cardboard base and pain ted in the minutest detail. Each has a pe rsonality and history. Little Plural's hand is clasped firmly over his mouth apparently because his Maiiuny and Puy agreed to buy him choir robes on condition he hush ed up his everlasting chattering! The choir boys, both black and wte. were the First character dolls Mrs. Garner made for her many f ri ends in Sanford. e later creat ed th e nativity scene characters, carving th e tiny faces In wood and carefully draping their cardboard bodies in br ight cloth scraps and decorating them with beadwork "jewels." 'There must be many other families. in Sanf ord who still have he r nativity scenes,I, remarked Miss Fox, The na ti vity scene Mrs. Garner will be best remember ed for, however, Is the life-size scene that was first erected at the Sanford bandshell in 1952, and la ter was set up in front of th e City hail, Miss Fox recalls he r bro ther, Meade, co rnmenting that th e town needed something to beautify the bandshell at Christmas time. It was LOT 3 BR, 1'/iBath every Sunday. ITIRRONDA HOmE3 Let us build one of Medallion Home e Eltira Garner is best remembered in Sanford, HOME First Area Convenient To Shopping, sure to read the "Home" section EWIDEA61111111 I'ArrF.SON WE SPECIALIZE IN To h informed of our By JEAN '- 4. ' S buy new homes, "' , ØL De Itona transactions within th ""4 ... . 14, 975-iC Nativity Scene Stirs Fond Memories 'i 800 sub-tropical climate continues to attract O,'.I. an, the Ow'a -:- Christmases Past Recalled ~ . 0 V CORBEIl Sunday, Dec. Women's Editor HaNq SpRia - - - ' ir, 0. 4, W - ,I Jim1 1' Ann - - :; ~t,", II..", '..A&- X~'w .X_ r S,'~ -1;~&__ .i--_A:,.p~..6.avv, TV.111111111111W, ;:-;: larvwmm -Nam - . . .__._-_.__ __~ ... --A ., "`~ . - - -1 Luxury STUDIO 1. ioo. _ - - - - tW eneva (;ardens - -- ..-. - WOMEN Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Vôfl H Hilda V Amedon & son 1Pomai L. Stanley Potter to Stanley 0. Potter LeRoy Perry £ wt Mary E. to .loIrn The Greater Constr. Corp. to John Lawana F Kish to Geo. W. hulls Winter Park Fed. to Nancyc to Thomas M Waddell 8 wI Sedra Brinker, sçjl, condom. Unit No 201 R. Fick 8 wf Maxine M., Lot 25, 01k Lind & wf Barbara K., Lot 233, & wf Alice 1., Lot 17 Ilk 7, San Erhard & WI barbara. Lot 7 01k 6 Sr. & Wt Lucille M., Lot 4. 01k 13 Wrenwood His. U 2, 135.100 A., Let 33• LAkewoOd Shores, 1t Beve rly Tererace. 35.000. F, Seminole Sits, Tier 1, E . R. Trafford's Map of Lanta, Sanford. c., $100. E, Wekiva Villas, condom., Wrenco Homes. Inc. to Douglas .1. Addn, $28,400 The Greater Constr. Corp to Geo. LirenceA. Gardnet & WI Nancy James I Kern 8 *1 Betty h. to Sanford, 126.500. Sot Dale Bldrs. Inc. to Louis E. Robert W. Boyd 8 wt M.ry C.. Reber? M. PPitfl:, No 300' Cl 1C 3 & eer 8 v.1 Ruth U • Lot 333, t. HUdebrant & wI Barbara A., Lo' Lobel & wf Charlene L. Lot 171 Michael 0. Crocker ft Jane A. K to Mildred C. o.a;d to Vrta B . Wek,va Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 3, 25, 81k D. Seminole Sites. i5.$00. Wrenwood Nis,. Un. No. 2. 133,600. Flanders. Lot IS, lots lion W side S 45' Of Lot 22. Golden Rod Manor, Crocker, Lot $9 Wrenwood His., Lot 31, Apple Valley, 15.3,500. Wrenco homes. Inc. to wm. F. Patio Apartm( t3ettyL.LeoToOonaidV. Lee. Lot Charles P. Scoblelwl Lois to Lois U0.900. of Lt IS, Duck Pond Addn. to CO.. 132000. English Parrish Jr. &wI Deborah L., LOt 199 Mchael W. Freed, tl to Rotert p Merle T Gesner, gla. to Harold S. 01k B Pine View, $100, Daniel E. O"..eary & wI Mary L. to Z. 5cotiI. N 75' of Lot 4$, $100 . t. t. H. . 1a*M Kermit 1. WOsmuth & WI Eugenia Woods, it AOcln., $100 Lyle M. Aashelm 8. WI Pamela S Larry T. W i lliams 8. t. Staron K. Gould 8. wt Betsy. Lot 774 Spring Walker & WI Gertrude, W 50' of Lot Wfli P. Peters 8 Gregory T. BEDROOM SUITES ). Dtc' PO!'d 4ddfl CO. 12.000 Ifi Robert .1 Oanteiczyk & wI J'1y In$ 2, 01k E, Druid bills Park, to Geo. I, Leman 8 *1. Peggy J. Li Oaks Un No. A. 141,500 Norman A. Crapp$ &wl Yvette 10 er s to Steve Pet er s, N 155' Of S 2 BEDROOM 129.000, Thomas D. Barrett £ *1 Patricia L • Lot 4, 61k F. Glen Arden His,, lit 106 (lt N SO') Sanford Celery Ben F. Williams a # Daisyo. to Wayne J. Davis 8. *1 Margaret, Lot Pet Ralph E. McClelland £ *1 Eva r., to Craig A. Suntan & WI Linda I. Lot Addo., 156.000. TOWNHOUSES Cyrus E. Pike £wl Doris to Gary 30 61k A, Longwood North, $23,800 34$' of W'i of Lot 3, 01k D. D. R Delta, 111 R. Wm. babel & WI Janice to 9. Ilk E. Walker Addn AS. $I,;OO. Robi. Link 8. wf Pamela, W $0' of 0 Alice K. Staib, wid to Frederick D. Mttchells Survey of Levy Grant, Lot I. Rosa Court Replat, s'a000 Devco of Ott, Inc to KervetP E Nader Honirs. Inc to Thomas J. (QCD) Donald W. Bigham to Mathew T. Dunn wt Joyce C., Lot 54$.30' of S 170' of NI', of NE'4 of Teeter & wI Linda L.. N½ of NW', of $100. Ball 8*1 Rosanne M . Lot?, 01k 0. Devco of On., Inc. to Max L Sikelaris 8. WI Patti, Lot 41, Lake Cecile Marie Bigham, Lot ii Village 31, 01k E. Spring Valley Farms, Sec. 5014 of SEa Sec. 44041, $10,000. Camelot Un, 2. 132.000 NEtOISWI of Sec 21.19-29 (less W FROM Algase & WI Alice R., Lot 10 01k 0 A. $15,000 Green, 1100 David C. Howard. widr. to Donald Rebecca W Pennywtt (form. Se arcy Shous. 129.700. 2$' for ni), 117.000. to Robert A. Camelot Un. No 2. 133,700. Carlton J. Camp Virginia 8. P. Howard, Lot 7 81k 13 4, Tier E. R. Sherwood) to Part iciaM Pratt, Lots Hallmark Constr. Louise Jenkins to Charles P -.. Margaret M. Raney to Virginia M. Trallords Map of Sanford, $100. 586, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor, 2nd Cairns, Inc., Lot 13 01k A. The Spreading Oak Village, Moran I. wf Barbara & Lewis C Camp & Margaret M. Rainey, Loll. Addn. 1100 Amer.Modutars Corp. to Elmer F, Springs Downing a WI Rosemary C.. Beg. at 01k Spring Valley Farms, SEC FIliot? & Beverly C, Lot 2. 81k 7 Patricia M. Pratt. sql. to Rebecca 134,500 cor of SE'ci of SW'. of SE'. Of N o. 3.1100. Shadow Hill id. 3I.000. W. Pennywiti 8. Larry Lee Sher. Cornelius Blacksh.ar, etal to SW Seminole 1921-30, etc. Wilbert M Mulvaney 8. *1 Marie New Vista Constr. Co. to George wood, Jt. , Lots s a i Greenbriar Carlisle Maynard 8. wt Bobbie, Lots SW' Sec. Professi onally Manaq, to Oscar C. Anderson 8 WI W. Grant 8. WI Carolyn .1.. Lot 11 I & C Dixie s.d. $4,000. Herbert Myron Lively 8. WI. Ruby Loch Arbor, Ind Add., 1100. ev Jean to Glen Robt. Bouguardel 8 Margaret. Lot 2 81k 1 The Green Village sd, 142.200. P. Equitable Life Assur. to James (OCD) Willie C. Brown 8*1 Gall Woodlarvis, Sec 4, 152.500 Lonood Indus. Park Inc. (QCD) Bell 8. WI Linda J., Lt I 61k A. Donna 5., Lot 7, Lewis Herald Marl, to Lucille Jackson, sgl., W 10 Homesltec, $1500. to Kenneth L. Marsh, Beg. SW cor. Eastbrook sd Un No. 16. 135.900. Robert Von Herbulls 8. *1 Betty US' of S 6001 N320'of SW'. of NW'. Sandra A. Ling 8. WI. Thomas W. Of NE-4 of NW'... run 432.31' E 100' N WI Gayle to (QCD) Frank Apple & # Ann to Darwin J. Fedder & wf Of Sec. 11 71-31 1100 etc.. in Sec. 6-21-30, 13,000. Winter Park Fed., condom. Unit D. to Mtg. Gum. Ins. Corp. Lot 2. Barbara M, S 40'of Lot 24,8 N 17.3' Chalea 0. Miller & WI Doris N .Iseph Montesano & WI Mollie to Clara E. Orange, wid to Donald L. of Lot 25, 61k 1 Palm Tern., $)$5Ø() Kenneth L. Marsh & Guelda L. to 176 Bldg. 7, Wekiva Villas. 1),I00. Longdale, 115.500. Barton B. Pitcher & WI Otivfi M.. Chester E.rawcicz.k&wtVirginia, Mattoon &wf Joanne L., Lot 23. Pine Delta Valve EnIr , Inc., Comm. at Forrest I. Greene to Errol L. Lot 4, 01k H. Country Club Manor Lot 107. Queens Mirror So. Repi. Acres. $10,900, SW cor. of NE'. of NW'4 Sec 21-30, Greene, Lots 21 & 22 8th F. Tr. 77 Un. No. 3. $17,iOO. Addn. to CL $22001 Fredrick L. Parker 8*1 Janice to s..nlardo Springi 3rd repl.. $100 I'tC.• $42.000. Barton B. Pitcher &wf Olivia to QCO Bonnie L. Young toCharles Robert L. Hobbs& WI Robyn, Lot 1, Errol L. Greene to Forrest I. Drucilta Mates (form. Watson) £ Charles D. Miller 8 WI Doris A., Lot M Young, Lot 16, Edgewood Manor, 81k 13. Tier 7. E R. Tratlords Map Greene, Lots 1 8 2, 81k F, Tn. 77, Dimitrios Mates to Dimitrlos Malta 6. Crystal Point amended plat 1100. of Sanford. 116.900 Sanlando Springs 3rd replat, $100. & WI Dructlla 0., Lot 26. Ilk I, 135.000. (CD) Charles R. Newell & *1 Lester Katmanson 8 *1 Barbara Sil v er Springs Cuar Land 8. Title Camelot Un. No. I, $100. Irma M. Fltxwate'r, *id.. 10 Luis Constance to Robert E. Newell & WI to Dav.d W Goyen, sgt., Lot 113. Corp to John M. Connor P. Jane H W 0 LIM A 0011 Blurs Inc to • Ab'Ila & WI Marie G , Lot 1. 811. 18, June 8 - Lot 93 Lake Sylvan Ests , Hc.'.el$ Es's Repi , 5.16,000 Lot Myrtle Lake Hills , $7,000 Myers, igI , Lots 211 8. Sh,rle Dramwold, $19,100 $100. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Violet R. Loveless Kathe to 212 J. 0. Packards. 1st Adda Mid J R Grant 8wfE Ruth toHarry Nader Homes. Inc. to Lee 3 171 Wallace A. Baker & f Sandra J. Lot Bernard Charles SCathe, Lot 13 way, $21,000. L. Giulding. Lots 135, 13.6. 1)7 & 131, Sweene 8 *1 Sandra E.. Lot Queens Mirror Adin. to CO, 11.200. 33. 61k F, Seminole Sites, 527,200. Audrey Stern, wid to Jack I Sec. I Midway Park, $3,000, Lake Searcy Shores. tU,000. Bernard C. Kath. & WI Mary Lou Weaver & *1 Mary Ruth. Lot S. 81k Devco at On., Inc. to Raymond J. Yvonne Lewis to Jack A Haynes & Nader Homes, Inc. to Robert Alan Russell £ wf Kimberly H., Lot 4$ Gronskl&wl Darien Y.. Lot i3OlkO. to Barnard C. SCathe & Mary Lou, a. SPI-WS valley Gdns. Sec 2. wfJsanneP..Lot3S,Patm Shadows, Lot 13 Queens Mirror Ads., CI, Camelot Unit 7. 132,500 1125.000, U.IO$ Lake Sea rcy 5hAje, Robert J. Burgess & WI Edith to $100. WayneC.Perkirn&wlPrisciltato Carrie L ou Ogtesby, wid., to Bet Aire Homes. Inc. to Sara Wm A. Jacob. Trustee to Barry V. EST Frank D. Maltosi & WI Jessica M.. Robert G. Wilson & *4 Betty A • Lot Virginia L. Ferguson (married), Lot Seymour Anderson.Lot 560 SprIng Li. 11 Ilk SD, The Meadows West, Pescosta, Lot 11 01k 6, Spring Lk. IS, 01k F, Rev., 1)1,000. LbnwoOd ''a I 10, Oaks Un. V. $10,100 Hills, Sec . 3, $100. $31,100. R. J Beabout 8 WI Martha K. to 14I 7.1f David L. Robb £ WI Victoria L. to -, L. Shlrey & *1 DoriS P.. Lot Betty Clark, Paul Oglesby £ Carl R. Johnson, sql. B eg . 2.1 ch. N 9 11, Lake Brantley Hills s d. $14,500 Juanita Pent to Virginia L. of SW cor., run N 2", ch.. E 10 ch., S Wayne Nlcarry £ WI Frances & Fergerion, Lot 2 amended plat 71', ch W It ch. to beg., Sec 1 9..30, $2 Wm. E. Nicarry & *1 J. WInifred to Mann's sd, 1100. S,31.000. . John M. Lickt,ig £ wt Donna L.. Lot Bernard Allen hb, Of Mary S. to Carl Raymond Johnson, sgl. to 4 (less 0 1 7. 1 1 ) a o 4 1 of Loll Mary S. Allen, wf.. Lot 1 Academy David L. Robbi WI Victoria L., Lot Ilk SI, Sanlando The Suburb leaut., Manor Un. No. 1. 1100. E (lass W 21 ) & W. 1$' of Lot F. 61k Palm Springs Sec., 16,500. Devex. Inc. to Elnheit Constr. Cot 36, Amended Plat of Crystal Lake The Hu%ke, Co to Rjli I Inc , tIM part ci Lot 1, BIb C. Shores, 154.00 wa in Jr. & wt Patricia P., Lo 2. BIb new residents who Sweetwaten Oaks, Sec I. $1,000 James I. Wilson & *1 Mary N. to G. Sweetw.ter Oaks. sec. 7,124,100. Einheit Constr., Co., Inc. to Vernon L. Du Bois&wf Alice M., Lot Fla Residential Comm. Inc. t* Howt-1 0. Crawford & *1 Shirley, 230 Forest Brook Fourth Sec., Richard Posner &wf Fanny, Lot 2l, Lot 3, ilk C, Sweetwater Oaks.S.ec. 131.500. The Herald reports the total land 61k A. Sec 9 Unit 2 North Orl. Tarn., 1. 151.000. Franklin M. Barry & *9 Constance 126.900. Condev Corp to Eva D. Potter, to Boyce E. flyers 8. *9 Charlcle D., FreedomFed.toWm.N.Rit:&wt gl ,LOt592,HeathertonVitlagr.Un. Lot 3, 81k F. Country Club Manor AM AM county. flnrnthv . mt 79 flarriav Wiv.1 I., ¶J- ' '. !2' 5 S -Addn,$41,000, 668-4791 (QCD) Edgar J. FoI?z, sgt to Doris D. Foltz, sgl.. N 100' Of S 157 47' of W growth pattern b Screened Porch 150' of Lot 5, Palmer sd, $100. F ROM - ______ Transactions Are Recorded County Lan mino1e • __ .- . -. Sunday, Dec. 14, 1975 Se - __________ -- .--."-- - - - Ti _r - -=i,= - *1~1~ - - ____ -. _' - - - * '- - - Street urchins, bundled up against th e coil In coats, gloses and muffler, In .- - loin ,--_ -the ('hrf4t,,, N%ii;46 UI MUIJC IL lilerald Pbotoi by Jean Patteson) 0 -. e - wuwarrwg '-'uouna 3amora iii rriu Southeastern Home Mortgage Co. - I ip IWIUIFib U , __ i r_ _____,~y _- X it II IIIhI Is l, 11 By 6! I ,. _ * - ) G ,qv .- Exceptional Value , ___:_ .. - - ~z I I- ~__.___f Stocking Stuffers ! _.- - - * Final Month for 5% tax credit! * 500 CASH MOVING allowance! * FREE - Sonora Homeowners Membership! * FREE - 1 Year Mayfair Country Club Membership! 1Wn.&1===rj1hL9.V". ____-___ - __ I _--_Z____1'. - -_ __ _._- ~_- A------ --- ~_ -- -- --= R- - - ~______l - a Sonora's "' ,A b) 2n!__._ :~_ _ - I --= '°" OSSESS10Ni - -: W"Ma~_10-51 Z_:, _..__1_.._ __-_1 -L ---_.-__..~__ - ~___--_____ Di In ' - ' " " Sanford's GROVEVIEW VILLAG 35 HOMES AT SAVINGS UP TO ORIGT&NALLY SOLD FOR 1 1 1 1 1 1 :101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '30,000 and '31,000 A $ flfl NOW i/. / - (U , - 1 - W_<~ ' FROM ONLY 1 " ,V - 'cz"5 ... - . I - . -.. -1 J " - -- ,--'-: 1 ____ . -- -: ____ '. '. , j:. ____________________ ______________ = ______ jet...'- ._ 7 -7~ ==!: ' * !*' " 11 _______ - _____ I, +''' --_ ' 1-r±_- - ..r_ - ~11 S -- Z fl, I , I I". , 1,11 " ,, movie actor Bill Hoiden. At the famous game viewing - _ -_ - _ game, the Largens and party spent two days in Nairobi, before beginning a ten-day the group encountered a variety omament. Club; Betty Yeager, of cards and a Hofiday Tea. homes and their own of wild 11fe Including herds of 11" board is made up of Casselberry Woman's Club; llostesses were Mrs. Herbert nursing hOnws, PreWing food for the elephants. civic-minded women from Crystal Hruby, Casselberry Larson. chairman. and Mmen nirk mrrvina fli~ ii- J_~--- ----. -.~, "41#_&Augittb Cen"i Ft da as a consumier Junior Woman's Club; Claire Adrian Hall, Wilham B. Wray running er' r" ands, writing notes viewed a gold mine operation in project. According to Frank Evans, Oviedo Woman's Club; and R.M. Herndon. the disabled, and chauffering the heart of Johannesburg, a Perito, ge nera l manager, they and the writer. Mrs. F.J. Har ris Sr. and Mrs. among o ther charitable envery modern city. At Capetown prefer complaints to cornE.C. Harper Sr., were the high deavors. the doctors toured the hospi ta l pliments. Corinne and Walter Rye br Idge scores winner3. High Plaudits to I)uris Harriman, where Dr. Chrlstiaan Barnard President Grace Bradford celebrated their 46th wedding score prize in canasta went to Bessie Harper, Aille Steenperf ormed the first surgical read a short Christmas poem, anniversary on Dec. 6. Their Mrs. Stanley Pierce and Mrs.. wer th, Beulah Wells, Mazy transplant of a human heart. At followed by Perito wishing the daughters and their husbands, Thomas Cain won th e screeno belle Cole and Florence the tlm, Dr. Bernard was In group "happy holidays." Miriam and David W right and award. Monforton. theUnitedStateswi th hisbride. OtherSeminolecharterboard Valerie and George Weld ____ From Catowp, they went to members attending and the honored the couple at Top of the Spread a little sunshine! Jean Pattn is enjoying a the Cape of Good Hope, where organizations they represent World at Disney. The Ryes, who Several members of the visit from her brother, Richard , &i.I _____ '' safari, which began at Kenya Safari Club, formerly owned by 'U, . 1 daughter, Susan, as the first houseguests in her new apartment. After arriving in Kenya ate easte rn gateway to Central Africa which abounds in big HOME! i . J ' from the dusty wilds of Africa in time for the holiday season festivities. They were among a group of medical doctors who toured a portion of the continent during medical seminar that lasted for three weeks. The doctors visited hcspltals and clinics even In the most remote areas En rou te to New York, couple visited hi., mother and brot her in Virginia. They spent tvro days in New York with their .4 FINANCING UI /2 14b AVAILABLE ( ! Dr. and Mrs. Tom (Pat) ~ I An I if :; .111 -LA'a-111111116 - I. _ I I N _ . - , -, q", IF go I --.1, 7-i 1 17 All DORIS D11.71110i -_ v.- ._ " , enlightening and educational and Hwy enjoyed every minute of it. But she abio said words to the effect, "There's no place __ I .1f;r t1 -, like home." Ii.1 - '1 - the Indian and Atlantic Oceans were Betty Duda, Loch Haven had never been to the "Top," Sanford Woman's Club have Anderson, who recently merge, before leaving Africa Art Center; Peggy Hattaway, report a simple wonderful formed a Sun.shlne Committee graduated from medical school for home. En route to Sanford, Seminole County Federation of e%vning. and devote many hours in the in Johannesburg, South Africa they spent a night and day in Women's Clubs; Judy interest of shut-ins. They and s spending six week.s over Rio de Janeiro, towing the Kwiatkowski, SISTER's , and In a lovely Christmas setting, average between 50 and 60 calls the Christmas holidays visiting hadquartei's of a world. Toni Unitas, United Way. the Social Department of of cheer a month. his twin sister, Megan Tennant, famous jewelry operation. Also Pat Chisamore, Sanford Woman's Club met at Their many activities Include in Edinburgh, Scotland, and Pat, who is an animal lover, Altamonte Springs Woman's t he clubhouse for an afternoon visl'ng shut-Ins In hospi tals, Jean in Sanford. said th e trip was most Miss Debbie Russell and her spot, Tree Tops, which is built mother, Mrs. Tom (Dora Lee) on stil ts, they vi ewed big game R ussell were hostesses Wedfrom high In the sky. According nesday night at their Geneva to Pat, there were no screens on , home on the St. John's River to windows, and unless they were a lingerie shower honoring Miss a kept clo.3ed baboonscoujd have M SUSM Swain, Dec. 0, bride- -enserea ana causea cnaos. elect of John Dur ha m I They visit ed Mt Kilimanjaro A Chrtstma.s motif, in keepIns Game Reserve, and since with the honorees wedding ,. tour was du ri ng the dry season, ... colors, red and green, were many ani mals were dyi ng of carried out in the decor and thirst and starvation refreshments both At Ngorongora Crater, they I VW-1 1 Attending were mo were inn land rover, and nearly Mrs hJo d (Denise) Swain, and ''T L ran over a lion to later discover ... Mrs. Naomi Durham; and the -,_ -j a whole pr ide of playful lions, honoree's sisters, the Misses li onesses and cubs. Judy, 4thson and Lou Swain. $ ,,.., .a Dr. and Mrs. Tarn I.ar.n hi's.,' rttr!..d .r : tri mc ALSO Mrs. sandy Swain, Mrs. Dr. Mary [.eakt.y dLnveree! time for the holiday easoo in Sanford. John G. Dunn, Tracy Walla, the remain of a man rapSara Anne Williams, Mrs. Jeff posedly two million years old, helped finance the project, has notables. She commented that Ressell, Debbie Pharls,, Debbie ScienUL conclude that man a copyrigh t on all photographs even in the "bush" the British Shoemaker, Mildred Caskey existed first on the continent of relative to this pr oject, which Influence is still eminent, and Naomi Harbour. Africa. Dr. Leaky was in the will be released next year In the Natives dress up for dinner, use United States at the time and National Geographical 2O pieces o(sllverwure and dine The Altamonte Mall Jordan her son, Phillip, periconally Magazine. In elegance from eight courses. Marsh Customer Advisory escorted the Largeris through hlchuity to) Ame rica ns was Board dispensed wi th the usual the gorge. P&t saJd fJt in Nairobi they cvident in Arusha, Tanzania, monthly breakfast-meeting Here they witnessed various were treated royally. On one and Pat ndr.',ltted this fl! this Thurstay mor ning For a more _____ - ' ra isis. .r IMA_flCD1iI _IiTLIL Two car garage with electrtc doors o Laundry rooms, centralheatandair, Wa Itto wall carpeting Color co-ordinakd dtchn, all rnadri apphonces, .c" -- a v nr is a ~_ -~-:~ 7-__ - - -_---, ~-__-__ ___ ~-_~=__ _ - - .4 t n,sr rns1n ia-rim tz& on V... c ;;;G, fee - --- ' 11 I 11 1- -W A,r7r~ , ~'14 ~ ~i.~, N+ ~ \ ,;.,!,,; 1 M . ~ I ' - , \ ___ . -I;. ,* -.10, t v I , - ,/-I &&so 0~0 io..a _L4sf ,- I, osiA" . ~ '--~ ___ - Sales Office Phone 322•1370 -- SOUThEASTERN HOLIF ppr I) - ___________________ ____ -------------- --------- __ '- ___ _____________ ____ _ - , '.i - _________ _____ - _ , - - - - _ It _ ,, - , --' .- -• -: - - . . -. - -' - --- - - ' .:- _______ ,_,,,...' _ ' - I N. ---' - Seafood for th e holidays, or "Yuletide Yummles." was th e med mmole County Homemakers Thursday at the Altamonte Civic C-ent'r b Debra Sims, merihaixilslr, specialist with the Florida Dept of Natural Resources With the speed and grace ofa magician, Sims whipped up a variety of tempting concoctions before the eyes of her fascinated audience And 45 minutes later, when and jnip and oysters were baked or simmered to perfection, the Homemaker club members were treated to a taste of each dish. op vote For ur tqu. tLt14teSS went to 'he El ves Treat a quick and easy "ovenfried" shrimp dish delicately flavored with curry and served wi th Hot Marmalade Soy Dip The sumptuous tr.a C"ab F,du, vnvsuty itavorea wIU Uuyerc and cream cheese, drew en th usiastic comment. Ms. Sims also fixed a Smok ed Fish Yule Log, Holiday Oyster Stew ani Elegant Holiday Flounder, all of which were declared delicious. (For reci pes, read on! Following the seafood "taste-in" and refreshmen ts of borne baked rookies aul punch, Homemaker spent hilarious mornonts having their pictures taken with &ta Claus. Thereafter, Seminole Extension Home E"onomk Agent Louise Ciiil installed officers for 1976. They Are: Rae Artman, prtsldnt, Phyllis Bransom first ',ice president; Blanche Rucker, second 'ice president, Margaret McLaIn, secretary; I -.-.- 1'-!'....... i_.-- r - ---- -- _ _,._____ _____ _______ C For Holiday ..,eason riL_- _____ _______ k 0 ,-• 1 - - - _____ ______ L.1 Li L__ - _ ,-1_.. _______ , I 11 FREE GOLF CLUBS - His and Hers - Register to Win TODAY .&aF_-.11&___ ___ - -- _____ covers lawn care, water, ewer, trash ( .... / collection, structural insurance, and outside tiaility. . WALL TO WALL CARPET - in for as liffle as 5 pct. downf, with financing at 7.75 pd. (APR) or 7.25 pct. (APR) with 20 pct. down. NO CLOSING OR LOAN COSTS. monthly malnt'?nance I) - - . - 'iii_--- --- -' '' ---------=- '--' eaTooa1Preparation _ _ No Money For Downpoyment? (rand Tnwnhnm A / ' We Accept trades or credit rent towards downpayment ------ . ALL HOMES COMPLETELY RENOVATED / AIR CONDITIONED A generous essortment of windows and sIlding glass doors to provide plenty of cross ventilation to save on air conditioning costs. 19 ~~ __ ti - -,-' Homemakers Learn u -. - Each Granada model features more than 1,650 sq. ft. of living space Three bedrooms, 2½ baths and a multitude of closets. Private garden, and balcony off master bedroom. rican Satan Ting rwm '---- ____ - - __________________ -Ti: :-:- �- - 7' __________________ - - - - -&• - '1'kt "--H-:-- - ----- ---'--"-- . r .--- ________ ----- - -- - _____________ .--- - - - --- --- --------- - . 4.. Ft. • * q - - - - - - I ____ I-. - __ - ri I ____ -- -. -- -- - II I :- - -- — - -------- - --:----- .. $ -.. - 4 _____ --= = - - - = I 2 I -- , • - I --$ - - • _____ 1 r - __________________________ . -'.s --- &-_ I -- 2C—EvenIngHerakj,5anfo - ::-----:-: ----r _! = - *-.-_--,----- - -I I I • .i - ______________________________________________________________ _________ -. - -. & t ____ _-----..--.-- - I - .d.I....im...i.. ; ±j=_ ____-T-= TL=r - p -I i- i -i n-II.iI IS Ii r- U p i i - • - - - - - - - - - -- - --- - - . 1 4 1 -. -- -.- --- - - - Sunday, Dec, 14,1975 - -r#S3 - - --- - 4 Evening Hera Id, Sanford. Ft. — --- -. - I E ----' ---- ------.- - -- &_ _________________________ _________________________ - - L Secretary ______________ - -' _____ - - _____ Sunday, Dec. 14, 1915--iC - -- ---- ------- _________________ _____ - t • - .,, Earns - Her ProessjonaI Status - .- - Mrs DonnaCruibyisthefirst in the Sanford area. It took several years' experience and '- Di association. Thereare39 PL in Florida The sta LI I1UI14J1JWfl pst t!T: -; I j - - fl Mr&Croebyismarricdi Thetest1ngforprofejona ta I r ii- - _____ m LL. -, - lI_. - . _ - . - ____ _______ ,, / -' - T---- - - _____________ FT' .i. day examination in Orlando. Several months of arduous Study is needed in preparation for the examination which is .. - - . ,, f carpsl fibwi wfth hot lilt a dsca. ssvt' rn s.as.Uft*jj,t. 1s s.d miss ta th. s.,a,l W1 IT t, isiaWy -4 ttdup il , T -1A..dFRUni convention of the Nations Association of Legs Secretaries to be held I Enver, Colorado July 18- Sp.. S OUR 11ERy*C-a,M, yiiui hsl w.tv ø d,.th achia -p F— __________ i ___ _______ ______ I ______ 4 - - --- - ____ ______ _________ ____ -- Mrs. Antonio Aristides PadfUa anist. =.-- .- -. -- : floor lenh gown of nler's green Ti Jey on modified Clerk• the bridegroom is sellmployed. ag of deep candy pink poly4mit fashioned along Empire has a hooded matthi the go. e ca o ng- &de.sinaids were MLS.S Penelope Williams, sister of the nest Cowley, all of Sanford, and Mrs. Mona Lee of Geneva. They a travel counseloc at AAA In Orlando; the bridegroom is a ireinan with the Orlando Fire Dept. WINNER married Dec.6atS p.m. in First Baptist Church, Sanford, with . J. T. Co p(iiiing the candleght, double ring and will start at mdi'a! school at the University orlda in Je. Richard Holclaw was solo of South 1 H. married Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. in Temple Baptist Church, Orlando, gown of candlelight qiana featuring Empire waist and wedding neman of 16 Mr and Mrs Sanford F UUUflt UI W ZUtfl Si, -, .1 aw 1 ak ' a.l Dangleman Jr. of IuOLu u I iC T1r. 1972 '- - ceremony. Mrs. Dick Mangharn was organist and a duet was _________ - -. -- -' . - - - - - --- - - _______ . - - cldren --- - i'ge SmIe J 1c TL ___ - - --_______ __ ______ -U____ .fj f;;f. -__________________ - ________________ pi 43 ; - - ,.: P. - •.--p-.f' - _____ - _______ - --____________ ---___ • I g - - omme Weeks HnIJSe -- - rkiand at the ngwood hce Mrs Lawrence ted the cebraUon -_ &2 _________ '-- _____ _____ h . er e DORIS LYNN DANGLEMAN Ho1y Cs Episcopal Church __________----- - -. ____________ Dissolutions OfMarriage -- - - -- - _---- - I,J •I II __ __ ( 3 1 i oncer rte aung legs , another, her behind to 10 p.m Free gift ; ap for qi Ano if ; call? And where can I go? & - ,.. I I. r -'/ -' IlI U flV VAd ume, - exac gi Seiko Quartz e Soko was the Iirt to make a quartz wa'ch of remarkably durable system oltimekeepn. makes a Seiko Qualz watch the perfect nif tot I u ae elinda The program will consist of The concert is open to the , , .. - I - -. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wirt touring Mexico. DEAR WAS: Very. It'i Cook of Sweetwater Boulevard . during the ChrisWias holiday. - - i r ' - - sr i ad1 '& .'l iriir, 'ii' \ PH. fl2 ?i3 ________________________________ J be spending the winter months more tisiting with frienos ______ ', - f C ( / P1 A P1 OS - C:men : It us show u 13 reasons & _____ -- - " - - - i WAS THERE -__-=---_____________ hcludes silverplated coffee pot 8 cup capacity Creamer, cocred sugar and 12½" tray with gadon border and __________________________________ - - a ___ __ - displaying elements of the charge. UI$llrU$, '""" Smokes nor drinks We've been maed 33 yea bom first' And no two men spending the winter in Porn stopping into say ' hello" to Mr from spending the recent y think I, a noal, noticed the same thing Abo, pano Beaih you •hfr he'll ever chanae and Mrs H I Roberts of 217 holiday weekend with Gerald's healthy woman, could be PpY ouly two women agreed (his ____ Swtwater Creek Drive West. paren, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DEAR ON: At 49 you're still DEARD.: If his ouly "faults" Rea&rL please send me a Recent visitors of Mr. and Having spent the recent While there the Bailey's aiso life for youneil. Don't Count Ofl you'd be lucky to bag him. notice ft about the oppIte Hickory Dr. were her aunt and and Mrs. Wayne Gaudreault Former home town of Plymouth, changing the spots on your old DEAR ABBY: My husband sex. You need not s1 your uncle, Mr. and Mr& Fred and daughter Stacey of 702 Fox N.C. - = ___ -- :2- - __ _J. - - "AhIAIlTVccunTnrrVo(1 " E— ______ BOB BAL5 PIANO & ORGAN SALES 301' F " IRSTST_ PH_322_2255 _________________________ _____________________________ ,, -, .— . -- r' \ - --- f UVL I LLL \4 q _______ F - ___ ____ - -- . • Florshoim " tkl __ uT_)"j #!l For your shopptng ' convenience. . . our Telephone i ' • Conni -- '-a--__ -_ )L- _ -' . Naturaijier _____ 551 S i .auus-Orflia - 'o - _ ' ___ - --===---- - - Cobb lors II I Roger! - I d infoais ELi,L.L - '— \i 1 - Vtst i.itziui - I/ILLI Z.s R.ioirig Chard, .!aIj Cuitom Chvg. L, -F ______ graduate of the o dnp b for some plants & an"r'' ____________ Christmas Cards Al VfrinIa J FURNITURE 116W. FIRST ST. SANFORD Ladies' Shoes - BarLa 3 Ma,o & Dd1d c Andrew Ca**'6 3ISE.SECOHDST. SANFORD FLORIDA another, "her — Mary Theresa Stuizel traditional Audrey Dell as piac ac- Yougal Vaughan, mouth"; one "his clothes": one, "his eyes"; and another, me my husband was maculate. Now for the problem: hed i 1 a , Jar. Also he carries heatgerm What should I do? I in nOt In a pUc bag, and sprinkies it t ii Dec. 19, 1975. Reid W Bake; Jr & Iiuise I rS 1mp DEARHATES: Youdon't say Robert Maguire, director, Louise Petree, William her where you live, but you can cull Barbara Muller, flutist and Jeff Humphries, Jon Bock and is&t therst time would be quite a caleb (I am hair IIe"; you ask me of your dogC responsible position, and he's a Here's what the women glad to tell you where to go. an to me my looking, keeps himself he's built"; one, 'his clothes"; u i som 4-Piece Silverplated Coffee =1 -M and Mrs Ralpis Kbtbal at golden wedding annirersary Flotence Hodges Price Jaco celebration (Herald Photo by Bill %lnceot Jr & Johnny Jimmy. * SndaSCaS1&JOI L WUz The A, trying Chamber Singers and Chan. the singers and audience ienm ei,, down what we notice first. the tans were rigged bhv myself. He's never been married, but he has dated married); another, no way th ndchiln r ooe Ij i*iue (' ea 0 pass ng ou penc Rflu and bushes — if you know What Chorus will be featured in a cake at the intermission and denied everyHng He even who recently in Jacksonville. They have fj Miss Tobias jr 12id* ____ __________________ __ U DEAR ILBY. T114c 1$rt ii 11)1 presente'j Sunday at 3 p.m. in SCC. I WIWIJC ,notice rst in a their yapping When I in Abby J II - p Pamsia TotAas of Fern Park. FlMiss Toblas has received her with the Cr.tp Union I" pin, emblematic of MrtKfrklandisahowife tifieationasaCertlled[)entaj a'd derites much j, JI4 Assistant and she is now satisfaction from gardening working at her new professlzm and working with Miss Tohias, a recent graduate of Southern College in I, en17:p? tC James W Robinson & Georgia. DarleRcbertsEugene 1 heard the tapes and am certain nother tiger. booth will be open from 10 am. 19 from 14 p.m. ____________ ' - I - 1 husband called and wrip booth from Dec. 15.24 at from 7-10 p.m. and free gilt lived in Florida. They speflt m A i a Dent I many years In GraceilIe, Assitantsm c?atton has where he was enged ill announced the successful completion of the National A 4 7,4X - was active in Interact, - — ______ oresldentofF.CA., junior class - ____ -vice president, and a member '" ________ ofFutureTethers,BoysS _______ ___________ and Student Government A _-__ 1974 graduate of Seminole ________ A Community College, he played ______ _____ on the base'Il team He Is ed at Stromberg. ______ , ____ - mpano Certified As -. V ' -______ - - - -s-- .1 Club of Sanford. Mrs. Dorothy Pearson ilfti nr.'dilpnt ni ,.thn a.1.ih , --------------,, tiulI, IIIIIU WV JIVIILUIIUU UI I[W 4J TI I J shnlarthip, hkh Is awnrdrd bt-annual;y by the Pilots. versations between his wife and L Melbourne Virginia Laence \ Her riance, born in Pinehurst, N C is a 1972 graduate of SnOkHIghSChOulWh ____ I a et of ellow ___ £ueL, e a• stu en a a ize iuegroom is a news praer. mrano rs ai ftinua siiialea wan inc anIanao vieia aed uivir VUI w416' Ba tist P Church on Dec 7 at an Their cMldren l live in -- __________ . _______ * ___ A delighted Katie Wheichel gets a congratulatory kiss from her mother Mrs. Howard Wheichel By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN A of .' - - Brady, son of Mr. and M of Tri.Ht-Y, Anchor Club, vidE. Bn, 1310 S. Sanford treasurer of N.H.S. and Ttheg4dt&o _________________ - in 1960 Since then, 633 legal Legal Secretaries Association, s' 1TetariesintheUmtedSs tstheimmedlatepast president have achieved the coveted PIS of the Florida Associatkn of rating Besides passing all the Legal Secretaries, and is tests, the secretary must have currently serving as National I I ____ aduate of Seminole p to The Juoc Wonn's club of Padilla. D engagemeM of their daughter, A -- ga ass oh )T coup'e e,t on a E ii ______________ ___________ __________- , I Professional _____________ •;- r...i. WOLD from the employer Mrs. Crtsuy is a charter •i 'ffl1on vee earri gown. - ii ii nsii a ros anu uduy s ureaui - - -:4. Junior Women Will Wrap Gifts Madden, 24 Myle Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son - ' e -. $r >%.. - uI%fl ma '1) -.. W1' There must be something a binatlon with Chamber Singers. the conclusion of the concert. The bridgrnii is a mechanicsi engineer with Frida Power m h grar - a matching Edwaan bouqu. silk illusion, banded in Vece lace foed a pe as It feil from a gift The bride is the daughter of Raymond E Weldon of ChuluotaandMrs Faye Weldonof Orlando Thebridegroomis thesonofMr.andMrs.A.F.ilendersonofjasper,Ga. Following a tedding trip to Gatllnburg, Tenn, enn e Cesar Pathlla, cousin of the bridegroom, and Felis Solarte. 4 J, !VO1TISVVa II KathkenEelyneMndisDeeWallwe white Amcana leshiring a high bodice and wedding band Bible, Mrs Dennis Dee Wall was a draped hood with seed pearl embroidery. ie carried an lt on a wedding trip to North Carolina. They will make their the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thnan Smith, 411 Beth ., Srd. _ - Mrs. Roger A. henderson brother of the bride was usher Groomen were Anthony dothie ring ceremony. Mrs. Geoege Tihy was -: - - Mrs. ttlthard Arctite Smith (Photo by Bob Orwigi ____ _____ - ________________ _____ -v-- .:--_--iI - ss rE daihpvu1f;pisi ____________ was. aoat *iu w. I1NF4LREST CEN1ER ' _1. Jai it _ ____ ----- __________ -- TOTAL LOOK FOR _____ ,- - - shIon looks (or the holiday season compilmeniary w iie ivwuurn Hiururesiera anu tiesigner John Kioss. iai SAT 9 -- _______ - -— — — $ •% - , _____________________________ —t - ,---- ------------------ - - 30 _____________- ___________________________ - - _ �- .-;'-- 44 40"—Evening Herald, Sanford, _Fl. -.-- Sunday, Dec. 4,175 - In And Around Chuluoto _ ___ - - •: •ul L ii PriScma %..imlle n(JbTb ax ,..45 In And Around Winter Springs - auccesb-%ful n -- Luul avow . __ PARTY HEW Ce I ebrate V" ctones At Polls Several par ties ha ve been cocktail party Sat ur day night to members of the Oviedo high Buckelew, held over the past few wl were initiated Into week in Lauderdale. celebrate his successful bid for School Chapter of the National here in the city to celebrate , NANCY the Beta Club during a beautiful J r yedl tvrin to t1w Group j Beta Club. victories at the polls, -72 MR BOOTH candlelight cere mony, and the state, Mrs. O'Neil was the council seat, at their home on To celebrate his successful Corresponde hilke Nelson, Donna Kline, heard an inspiring message by guest of her niece and nephewbid for re-ekction to another DIAl. I Fisher Road, the Ranchlands. Kathy Apgar, Mike Cook, Nick Rev. William Marr, pastor of in-law Val and Howard Forst, Friends, neighbors, political Covelli, Karen Howell, two year term as mayor, Troy 322.6735 Carol the First Baptist Church of who treated their aunt to a week 11 . dignitaries, and campaign Robinson, Christine Mattinger, Oviedo. Piland and his wife, Mar il yn, filled with sightseeing and _________________________________ workers made up the large and Kenny Martin, all of Winter ho6ted a large party at their A social hour followed the party going In and around P, oup of partygoers who had home in Walden Terrace ( In the dignitaries ron the county, come to congratulate Ash and Springs, joined the 20 or so ceremonies. Ft. lAuderda!e area, night of the elections. students In the induction municipali ties in the county, to wish his success in his ceremony held at Oviedo High Mrs. Teresa O'Neil of At least a hundred people and the city. Also included wcre political career. attended the School on Dec. 1. Weymouth, Mass., who has Councilmn Ernit: 11t:ndrix gala event to campaign workers and friends. With proud parents In at- been visiting her da ughter and and his congratulate Piland on his wife, Vickie, spent the Several Winter Spring5 tendance, the students listened son-in-law, Nancy victory. and John weekend following his vienewcomer Claude youngsters were among those to words of welcome by Among the guests were AshPolitical and his wife, Booth of Meadowlark for the torious bid for reelection, in Betty, held a honored by being chosen as assistant principal Kirby past month, recently spent a Gulf Breeze. . - ______ _____ DECO-PLANT art P --- — -: - This was the week of the Irene Brothers at the piano. A duties of keeping house for him. party games, a pony ride, and, Christmas Razaar for the of course, the Lnging of "happy social hour at the refr es hment women of the Priscilla Circle. KATHERINE the cake. table followed the Little Natalie Jordon, birth day" around ca __ meeti ng . __ With all the tables laden with [JONES daughter of James and Suzanne goodies, the Bazaar was its Melba Ilanunonds of Third respondent Fran and Red Stumpf of Jordon of Second Street, VWF gcat success. DIAL C Fmu-1.1i Street returned home --vIebrated her second birtlida y i is', rctur---C' ourt I1as 'i vacation in Connecticut visiting The salad luncheon served 365-3528 by from a much deserved week of with a party with tier many -' Ruth Bozwell, Ida Lampinen rest and relaxation at Lake little friends. The guest list her sister and family. While and Eleanor Miller was again a greenery and beautiful poin. George. This is a spot where included Eric and Jolyne there, Melba enjoyed deLicious treat. setta baskets made by quite a few families ofChul005 Jones; Scotty and John Thanksgivi ng festivities and a Henry Willet also displayed Katherine Matson. Ms year retreat to Nsh and coninitine sinoneauz;' Slwrty, JaIllie Lind snow storm. Melba is a girl of and sold some of his beautiful the husbands were invited to with rwhwe. Wendy Verson; Traci, Tem, the South. gem jewelry for the benefit of participate In the festivities, and Duper Smith; Danny the circle. Recent vistiors of Patti and which included the exchange of Rhett Koontz U back home Mello; Eric, Kathy Lara and Mrs. Harry Boone (ri ght) was hostess at a recent deco-plaul The December meeting was lavishly wrapped "white recuperating from his recent Jenny Shrogren; David Bob Davis were Bob's mother party held at her 2611 Iroquois Ave., Sanford home. Deco the usual Christmas party elepha nt" gifts, and a Christ- surgery at the Winter Park McEachern; Clayton Beasley and stepfather, Mr. and MrLC. consultant Jeff Whiting discuses the art of growing Indoor plants which was a lovely affair. The mas carol sing led Strozewski, of Mt. Clemens, by Doris Hospital. His sister came up and Bill Murray. without soil with Mrs. Louise Temple (left) and Mrs. Betty hail as decorated with holiday Downs, and accompanied by from Miami to help ease the The children enjoyed the Mich. Sunday, Dec. 14, l7S-5C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- •P"- • — -5:- . S r _____ I h ( Continued from Pg l-C) C constantly. Serve hot. CIIRISTMASCRAB FONDUE ELEGANT HOLIDAY FLOUNDER 2 pounds flounder or other fish fillets, fresh or —• 1 pound crabm eat 1 8-ounce package cream cheese 1 6-ounce package Guyerie frozen 1 teaspoon salt Dub pepper I can 110 oz.) cream of shrimp soup 21 cup sour cream Dash nutmeg 1'-2 cups cooked rice 44 cup toasted blanched slivered almonds . cup chopped parsley •. •' •.• •• . CHOCOLATE CO VERED REG 21 99 MODIL 11 13 EMETY GRILLE " .'•., , - . TIMEN • • fl, •• - .. :j /jJ L I MIT " "PRICED FOR P"•dI • VANITY FAIR •.&'sr V . . • • . . . 'a 10 • ___ N 1 • I , . . HALL'S MENTHOLYpTUS IThE COUGH DROPS • 5, S . 5 S . . . ' '1 • . T \ 16 OZ REG 1 55 • SANFOiDPLAZA • .. .. •.: . . . FACTOR .• - Elegance . : served with .. • the loo k 120Z. ofold MYLANTA NOT AND /. - COLD CUPS - f-'• S. SPI4M ft LIQUID ANTACID •.•_ 110 • ( LIMIT tIMIT? 'I -- 9 • %' ___ LIQUID PAKOF5O.FOAM 'LITTLE ,,GREEN ALTAMONTE MALL I . •CO L OGNE rq -rn': • , . E LIQUID 99C STICK MAX r T I OL MINT 3 FOR " i! - OW PADUk[601 S .• ,, . WO S.. _ • .. FINE ___ . S . . RIG 49 LIMIT FOUR ' S I VASHAflL[SI BE - 49 .. -. L.Y:T Cf FOR ALL "I 'I i • . : • '\ / t AFTER SHAVE SMART SET t 5.tT . . . ' • AQUA VELVA •- . their diets, canned tuna fish. Limiting salt means limiting Meats: Smoked or prepared sodium (including the sodium meats such as bacon, bologna, naturally contained in many corned lrf, ham, liverwurst, foods). Many people onsodlum.. luncheon meats, pastrami, ikteti dies are aliowed no pepperoni, smokea longue. more than 2 grams (2,000 Soups: Most canned soups milligrams) of sodium daily (check the Label for sodi um or equivalent to about 1 teaspoon salt), bouillon cubes or mixes. of ta ble salt. Spices and Seuonlngs: Table If you're on a salt-restricted salt, so-called flavor a diet, Consumers ufl44 On' a Ii (such cers medical consultants suggests ketchup, prepared mustard, that you avoid the following meat sauces, soy sauce. foods: Vegetables: Sauerkraut, Bread and Snack Foods: pickles, other vegetables Bread and rolls with salt top- prepared in brine. — 29 REG 1 f" • . - GIVES 12 FLASHES ' •. ' . .44 • I MAGICUBES PAK OF THREE 4)). 55r SYLVANIA :. .1 reducetheamountof sodium in salmon), canned sardines, . NOODEL . • •1' p • 5 10" 199 • . - •. high blood pressure may be (including anchovies, herring, advised by their doctors to salted and dried cod, smoked sox SOCT R N nrr I CIGARS CUUTA.R1Y CIGARS • •RII(JV RECORDS, Avv • • 4FPV YORKER SOLID STATE ALL SPEEDS • • WHiTE (Mi - MOLD[ DCASE SAPPHIRE ?if EU PLAYS AL L . KIDDIES P HONOGRAPH - YOUR CHOICE A&C GRENADIER rv.rILIDvOK • " • . Of BYThEEDO pings, potato chips, pretzels, OF CONSUMER REPORTS other salted snack foods. (Fourth tnaSerfrs) Cheese: Processed cheese, Although sodium Is an specialty cheeses such as important mineral in main- Roquefort, Camembert, taming health, people with Gorgonzola. certain types of heart disease or Fish: Smoked or salted fish . j, IINTICIOIA . )jWI. fr St1EcTio, LARGE 'i>j __4 '• ... FIL IGREE ASSORTMENT . . • . "GOLD" . • \ -. • ten HiduAten Eniemy 4t, WATCHES • . Sodium Is MEN C OR LADIES .., • — REG Milk cx Datk Chocolate, THE rEArEd T GIFT FOR - • • For Older People 12 OUNCE BOX ro I tables In the patients' dining room at the center. (Herald Photo by Jean Pattesonj as CH 1 ö" -... . -.-..- - .- - . S • -. 5 • . . ç • • , '. • • '- • 119k..!..LJLt ' 3 cup sugar - set out miniature Christmas trees made by members at the HIbIscm Circle, Sanford Garden Club, to bring a touch of the sesson's cheer Into the dinning room at Sanford Nursing and Con- AND WARM' 03 4 OZ. -- U GARDENERS BRING YULE CHEER Ar1r3- J. Id- Foley (left) and Mrs. Gordon Brisson REG 999 . I1a! . sML HAI • - fluted or pressed with tines of cork. Bake In 32 degrees F Sift together flour, corn oven 15 minutes; reduce heat to rthandsalLStirmargarine VS degrees F and cotlne to cofteim and gradually add baking 20 minutes longer, or Mlgar, stirring until blended. until tightly lit owned. Pemove Gradually stir In dry from oven and separate pieces ingredients until dough is stiff with a knife. Cool on cookie - "igh to work with hands. sheet 5 minutes. Remove from Kned in remaining dry cookie slet and cool ce-rn. ingredients on lightly floured pletely on wire rack. When ciuth or buard until well Wended and srnctl' Ditie aper and store in airtigh. 4 •• AFTER SHAVE •5 415 • ASSORTED MATERIALS. COLORS AND BLENDS KARATE - - with 1141 a wi k. .JU1 ••• S.. (j cefl 1c W S - Bake A Holiday Gift Pint'b - SWEATERS . . . ter, , . i - . . combine cheese, milk, seasonings and sherry. Stir until blended and smooth. Add crabmeat and heat, stirring sheet, shaping each ball into a round rake ab'x't 7 fnhes In diameter. With a thrp knife, divide each circle into 8 pIe- . -, S MEN'S PULLOVER 01 CARDIGAN • • Remove all cii-Ue from .. IF- &V$%&4 __ __& tilt * ., I -I. . ing spear cubes of tread fondue fork and swirl in riguree 1gt motion. If fondue and nutmeg. Reserve N cup of on standing, stir in a soup mixture for topping. little additional milk of sherry. Combine re ma i n in g so Makes about 4 cups fondue. mixture, rice, almonds, . .• t ...'C aii, a Pepper. fondue p0., , mi x ture may rice mixture over bottom of a Well-greased ba~ pan, 12 8 made in a double boiler and x 2 Inches. Arrange Utah over either served from that or transferred to a chafing dish. rice. Spread erved mixture over fish. Sprinkle with HOLIDAY OYSTER STEW almonds,and pipr1kai. BAcina 2 cans 112 ox. en.) oysters. moderate oven, 350 degrees F., fresh or frozen for 35to4O minutes oruntil fish2 slices bacon, chopped flakes easily when tested with a One4hlrd cup chopped fork. Serves S. onion ELVES TREAT 1 can (102 4 ox.) condencd 2 pounds atuinip, fresh or e1am of potato soup frozen 4 enpo oyster liquor and half 1 egg, beaten and half cream I tablespoon water ILI, teaspoons salt 1 cup dry bread crumbs, Dash white pepper Ciui psniey 2 teaspoons curry powder Thaw from oysters. Drain ' teaspoou salt oysters, reserving liquor. Fry Dub pepr bacon until crisp. Remove ti cup melted fat or oil bacon from fat. Cook onion In Hot Marmalade Soy Dip bacon fat until tender. Add Thaw frozen shrimp. Peel soup, oyster liquor, cream and shrimp. Remove sand veins arid seasonings; heat, stirring wash. Combine egg and water, occasionally. Add bacon and Combine crumbs, curry oysters; heat for 3 to 5 minutes powder, salt, and pepper. Dip longer or until edges of oysters shrimp In egg and roll in begin to curl. Sprinkle with crumbs. Place on a well' parsley. Serves 6. greased cooky sheet. 15 x 12 SMOKED FISH YULE Inches. Drizzle fat over shrimp. LOG Bake in an extremely hot oven, 1 lb. smoked mallet, or 500 degrees F., for 10 to 15 other smoked fish minutes or until golden brown. 1 package (8 oL) cream Serve with flat Marmalade Soy cbeee, softened Dip. Serves 6. I tablespoon lemon Juice HOT MARMALADE SOY DIP 1 tablespoon chopped One-thIrd cup orange onion marmalade 1 teaspoon horseradish a cup lemon juice 44 teaspoon salt ' a cup soy sauce cup chopped pecans 1 clove garlic, finely 2 tablespoons chopped parsley chopped Assorted cra"kers Dash gtngr Remove skin and bones from 1 teaspoon corrtarclz fish. Fiske the fish. Combine 1 tablespoon cold water cheese, lemon juice, onion, Combine marmalade, lemon horseradish, salt, and fish; mix Juice, soy sauce, garlic, and thoroughly. Chill for sev eral ginger; bring to the boiling hours. Combine pecans and point. Dissolve cornstarch in parsley. Shape fish mlrtine Into water. Add to hot sauce and a log. Rollin nut mixture. Serve cook Until thickened. stirring with crwlwm 1 I • low, .,. nd - . IA1 portions. Sprinkle wiffi salt and pepper. Combine sour, cream, tall ne margar cup I .. cheese, grated cup milk % teaspoon lemon and pepper seasoning 'a cup sherry Salt and pepper, to taste French bread cut into I to Itl Inch cubes 'i teas poon salt Das hpepper Paprika Thaw frozen fillets. Skin occasionally, until hot and fillets and cut Into serving-size bubbly. 5 to 10 mIrages. For sIit'I flour cup corn starch -. - ______ With Sea Flavor 2 cups :. :-' -r. -= 0 A Baftco Of YuletideYummies E SCOTCH SHORTBREAD . - ... 5----.-. Se )S* S US Berguson. le - 4$i — DI PL A NTER'S 49 ISTACHIOS gi' P F • — -. 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(CAFE FLAMBE SCENTED CANDLE . this She'll be delloglftad v ft 250 the enchanting air of a great Cop,' fragrance. LWI - - - •- - I .. -- ---. : - - /1 r) 1 C. JO VAN MUSK OIL FOR WOMEN COI OGNE CONCENTRATE 2 -ounce Spray Mist Musk Oil ' Cologne Conce,tyat.. It goof on like a Cologlba,but comet onlike eperfumzs. 600 ,-) I 1' - 4 _____ - CLASSIC FRAGRANCE CANDLE Warm,glowlng lights to grace holiday tables. Deeply frspam and long-burrJg. They'll fill the room with candle that Is both dewrative 495 A - -'.—----' 495 1 4' ------___ -- wound up inthe uur of thk adcirthlar.dandwhft. glgh,rn checked stuffed elephant. 1 It .--; r--- i000 'A-ounce lemon twist cologne • AI.! Lt Powder, delicately scented with the provocative power of Musk / C. MY PET ELEPHANT - A B. JO'VAN MUSK OIL FOR WOMEN MUSK AND POWDER GIFT SET --' wouneaiimGn tstcologne entan.dinon.ofth.$egs of this adorable pink,flor*I print stuffed octopus. ,, •. Li.: : • I. - lin 600 çJMPREVU B. MY PET OCTOPUS J r ,A N c.._. 1/3-ounce Musk Oil. The scent that makes its own natural im- -----.-1--------- -, Beautiful little camera lot taking big snapshots. No ssttin$I. Just aim and shoot. New ftipfluih with 8 automatic 24.99 - $ \g ,goes 6o - INST NIATIC CAMERA - -- :_ , .,•A_. Extreme accuracy. Bright red readout. Expandable band. Multiple functions. — — KODAK A=18 - I •• : Aveitablein Em,raud. and L'AImant 450 .-• - ____ AAI 101 ('ill ,ft-i. Y-.- - . •. , PRICES GO OD THRU WEDNESDAY SANAMan • :-- '... r •, - - u; ,,. -----' • • ______'__-_________--±_ -• I- !I%i -I .-.a•-- -- --1 - A OPEN SUNDAY 10.7 flpç,.j IAII iJ 1;'i5-- '' ;.!PMi__ -_:_f._ -._T_:- - - - . - 7 -i ___________ .,- ;- - . - •- - - • . - ________________________________ _ �:1±JJI - •• - -- IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Ancr to Previous Puzzle Minerals AL I Mort Walker Al-48 52 ra E ( IF ia ) J TT \IT OR wiioji ( ___ metal (' Q Martian blackbird 1comb. form) 13 Exixt 14 Heavy blow 42 Grook 1011W 46 Roman bronze 15 Narrow way 47 Asseverate 16 Alf scan 50 Begone, catt 51 Surrender Follower 18 Entomology [2 53 Masculine (ab.) nickname 19 Musical 54 Love Qod direction 55 Letter 21 WWII are4 56 Fruit drinks (ab.) 12.- 13 by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER 14c&.O IAV StA'10I LAcS' R..4ALLI 22 Nimbi 24 GrI $ name 26 Cream a Coalesce 29 Depot (4b) 30 Auricle V I MEMO J II I I e 33 Drivel OEM ALL THE POWER 114EV WANT 34 Spanish city 38 Outlined 37 Oloic Kid sell 40 Mr,)'fuvr 43 Heroic 44 Tardy 45 Large plant 48 Legal point 50 Minor &I spring MER 1id1i Jul Jul _ - WIN AT BRIDG " %.., IF fly OSWAII) and JAMES JMOIW \ ACWS UNTIL £ t.1tILC problems. _A4 •- r NORTH 4842 09865 13 A 984 "'Em A KJ 7 6 5 vAQ3 v K J 7 42 4732 46 EAST AQ1093 . - - I• . J A K Q J 1097 ( sou AMERKA AJO CUT "OUSELF I ABj A MACHETE? 1 - • ____ - I ii ' .. ' • - 4A •.:• ' • • 1 . ___ ______ ••t;=- U k X. 0 A& 0 Don't press your points too You're likely to be In a very hard Don't king up touch) 'regar1 nus mood today. Just be Iii su.reyou give others a chance to gel in their two cents' worth, . -.- . ;. -......:., • - - _ _____ ' ___ ___________________ • ..- • • ..' . - YOUR BIRTHDAY D".14,1975 . 64115-1. J 4 arrangements could get fouled circle of friends will be UP greatly expanded this coming LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) A year . You'll gain In bo th friendwhohasherselfina bit of quantity and quality of a financial bind maysuddenly relationships. Begin now tomix make a request for a loan with new groups. / —— ____ . - jr For Monday, December 15, 1975 &_ ARIES thlarch 21-April 19) seeking. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22 ) Be extra careful today in E financial dealings You are This Is not a good day to try to susceptlbleto outside pressures iron out a problem where money is an issue. Neither that could cause you loss, ___ .j. . r ______________________________ f -•-- • TIL - - •- -I, •.. I j -"• ________________ C /vr - •.' 0 7M -• -North-South vulnerable 4(11 NOIth East bo Olga just opene-i two TAURUS (April 2(~May 20) diamonds and continued to Someone who did a favor for rebid in minimums Vest bid SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec you will seek its return today. a ll the way to (Ie spades and Balance what they did for you 21) You'll be a bit irritated then fell into her trap and against what they are today by a friend who'U request doubled h aid In a very demeaning requesting. Olga didn't redouble. That manner. Let him fend for might have let the cat out of himself. bag. She just passed. the drew Problems d the spade J, 3 ••. 4 --,j: j jj >. "• cu • t -- - .j; . -.- all i_Il , - V - - -.. South line, 150 honors, and 200 points for the extra trick. A lot be tter than 300 points for set- CA14CER (June 21-July 22) Don't prevail upon friends to do ting seven spades two tricks. doubled. - Eliminate headaches. Hire a prdeaslonaL it aware . - . • • . - - . 1 . 40 A _____ _ in BLON DIE T46 BL)'JC4 BANANAS lug , - - CANCER (June 21-July 22) A that would create havm. small, intimte group would be AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb. 19) far more appealing to you today than being caught up In the This is one of those days when the 1;10 rwnnln Vnii'd lika tn.. crush of a crowd. may suddenly pop in on you, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Some just at dinnertime. of your views will not be PISCES 'Feb. 20-Much 20) popular with others teday. CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan trumps and claimed 'all th e meshed today will probably tricks She didn't get the be of your making Don't blame 19) Avoid doing anything grand slam bonus but she didsomeone else for your plight socially today where you (eel get the small slam and rubber and thus Irritate them your presence is obligatory SOUTH lOP i PVOULDN1PIY )I F1 S .'ELL. f1 84 CENTS .0 '7 (ou .w vous ••• -- - GEMINI (May 2l-June)) Be CAPRICORN (Dec . 224an. careful today not to let the 19) Keep a close eye on you out of the bag about something youngsters today. It's possible your reservations are verifled. possibility There's a 4V -- WNERE G0iWc5 2 r ,rim - r. ()LLAR. FOR 14 / O LINE • H by Stoffel & Hcimdal r* J0 M ______ reallzedthewayyouenvlslonit, screen coworkers with care VIRGO(Aug.23Sept.fl)lf you'retravellngtodiybesure 0 AllE WAY OUT ; -•• _____ friend who someUmes does SAGrffARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. things erratically should be 21) If you're working on a pet avoided at all cost today. This project today and want it use you ld ISSUeS. RMIMM amljJ uuul juuuj ul JJJJ1 Jul MIIJ Jul JIll OME Jul Mll uul JIM ANNP jJ\ f t on the same wavelength. 28 Radisle •--.--.. -•• 2-43 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS F THATS AN EXAP,IPL.E OF PROFESSORIAL POWER, WHAT ARE WE WORRIED ABOUT PEStYE.VT Ore f rom Duluth 7 Tidy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. One who fails to care fur her pommiuns may try to borrow Better discuss your plans be fore making thrngtodatwonbe Your interests ret ur ned n t he sa me condiUon commltmetfls i Room NNE anII son HMO HOME Jul - BENNO all 11MMMM JJuul-I V J 25Ch3rgevvlffi 11 Sing in a tow VO4C. DOWN 19 Educated 1 Roman helmet 2OSoonet State2 Citrus fruit 3 Annual Want 23 Haf ken 4) (11 ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. 4 !:&bdee 8 Animal park 9 Confine 10 Realized as prolit Cn nday, December 14,, 1975 A WE 10 17 Masculine HOROSCOPE IAly P 0 Nif 35 Catchword 39 European worm (10tLA..3UT\I OViEM HM -••-- I Sunday, Dec. I4,173 BEETLE BAILEY — _____ _________________ ______ ---- > - - -------- 4 -- - , r' - -- - — - ______ ----- - - - do ------. ____ - — rpm - of it. physical work for you today. AQUARIUS (Jan. Feb. 19) There's a good possibility domestic disturbances will toda y.Keep cool. Don't Aa4 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Curb e &fl you so. before *i1 An Ohio reader asks us your enthusiasm about the late William E. associates about a project PISCES (Feb. )-March ) McKenney you're vitally interested In. Things that normally wouldn't 41 Oswald answers. Bill was They're not necessarily sold on faze you will irritate you today, very dear friend As executive it - _ : 5 Dbl. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Ko - For a few years in the early the laws of contract provided a 22110-point for a vulnerable grand slam and 1500 points for one bid when not vulnemble. When Olga Hilliard (one Of the great woman players of that time) nicked un the South hand in a ru i bber bn.dge game, her first thought was to open with a seven-diamond bid. tier '303 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verns,.r THE DOCTOR I'VE JUST\ WAD A 1 COETE APL CHECK-UP \i SAID MY PWT'S%QUE IS AWESOME/I I —,-(t..Jo, DE I WE SAID \ Arw l ) ' AWFUL , CF second thought was that if she did that-her opponents would tñd seven in a major suit and take whatever penalty they _ might incur. Particularly if you're around wreLry of the ACBL during VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) people whose actions have its formative years he was largely responsible for its Square pep don't fit in round botbiered You in the past. great success. lie was author holes, though that's the way you YOUR BIRTHDAY of this column until his death want it today. Back off when in 1949. The McKerdiey (.11,1007 Dec.15,IVI you find you're putting ddqs in is one of the most valued the inving bridge awards. - vilwala Jacoby has (For a ccpy of JACOBY MODERN, send Si to 'Win at Bridge," do newspaper. P 0. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York. N.y 1061941 SEEK & FIND1 I L( '\ ARCHIE l( I won it four times.) this > in U > il > 4C GD m!ngyerhokisalotof S 4211 ON: > 9 LU Cy InAft ~ I LI) in !Fu 8 0 0 : i o ld. R >. !! i __6 R L Z (3 — 31 "— J Z 0 4. -.4 C CIO simplistic solution may make be lofty, but they are atyou the scapegoat they're tamable. > C • by Dick Tum.r , - HODGE PODGE "M11 89 a Q r i- U I Q B - .R L C 8 ~i > X a il > W< I Rif I 8 Elm W E ~ ~_ cr j"~ I LJ L) io a X I 'I (b Q) C4 CO41'çGFDCMDLETIJSOOM A R I A R E E TA N AM H 1 0 1 NRAL SNFADNMOTEREM U) __ iio a 9 M R N 0 R IN0 R ACA M A M IG M MM A H J 0 N G G N S S I N 0 D N M 0 . • , 0 by Bob Montana cr 4C LIMU (-Sept. =4)cL 23) promise, especially if you're Keep out of a friend's complex ambiUous enough to go after business affairs today. Your things. The goals you set may CARNIVAL fit W 9 3 x X B ' .-J ' QO >. ca . ' :. i° 0 elL 0 I R L R A U I U U 2 MA V NH I A E MDDOADNRMAJUCIAOCEN E AJI( AJr U\JLA\ U U / IJ\J LAL ___ 15 ON Lisaward. up. A FUlL Milo I Sim TUMBLEW EEkY,a - WtAT ARE tLJ YN6,LIMPIP LJZARP PRAC71CIWAff SNMXIWI. ( THIS HEARS 1HFWAY \: 'i°/ ' (HMEW>\ lSiEM5LJPJ ) \AAitAA&,,/ 9F C al 0a pun)*. 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IrI :- ___ -• __________ - __ - • ___ ____ -- __ ___ _______ _____ Ifirst was ____ .iinber of y move to 'ins. shed about whether economIcs i ij -Ii __ r'ur'n URNNGPEPRATEULEYES wiatkowskl removing h IL ISemim1e the cower bubbling 3 - - - I - - • - s - - - ___ - ,- - -- - _____ - - ---- ___ _____ _i•- t __ ri -- -i - 6 r jfy :. .:ç - -- _____ - - I . - - - •' ____ - I - -, ___ I lucky, a ed into the _ - .- f tossing bed? 6-A _____ __ j" _______ r WIMipr ___ __ ,- I _ U tO '1 ____ k1 1/ ___ -- _______ __ ; ______________ - A ! 5D _ s ------ ______________ __ __ -- - r - i-_- - ____ - - __ _____ '— -- . __.J_j 3-B __ . 7-A - - ___ —= ______ i 'I - i - - \I1 1 ' - __ __ - _________________ ___ ___ __ - 4T u. - ___ - - :;r: ______ - - ___ - -- - - -- ___ - -:-- - - ___- Th, low 1. igh Tuesday. 7O and low pprr 50* and itheast winds iday. 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II - ,~ ~ , -1'~ - A-4~ , ~ ~- _._:;~'.._ j ---_...~_4'~ ; 19 It a S - -. - .I ~ -- W_.-- - . -4it~. k ..- - ~__ - a - - :i - w - ~~_ ~_ - - -. _____ - jr . - - ;::- -5-- ____ - - PEOPLE WERE UR1lNG DESPERATE, VENGEFUL EYES CWARD THE MARBL E PALACE QP HEIR OPPRESSOR. wEEK-Terror! 4 __ . a - -- t-- __ ___ Ti - ; -_-_ F ~_ I i I - L - - S I=Ztt - - - - _____________ ' _ -_ Y~_ ~ _ ___ - ~ ~_ - ~_ C __ ~' __ __ M E~ W" t ~- ! ___'.- --5- ''____M- --- I _____________ -_ . - • i -- -___ 5- __ ___-_ ~- - __ ____ - -- _________ - _______ - _____ I - -- M __ 3 ------- -- ~ ~ "r F9 J T__ ' = - 5-fl -- ---= iiiiii _________________________ - -- -::-' 11 rN J fz- - i *5-- - - -______ - -. - =- - - - -- -=- _- • - - ~ tv __ --- - - d-- -, In J2 -. 4 i T-- -Zw 1 V FZ-16Z is M_o wF U - - - j - =5 !- - _______________________________________ - - - __ - =_________ __ - -t _________________ L - - $ ____ -- -. . - ID 0 - ... - ) I 1 _______________ -- -- - - ---atM :----------*-.--- u - - ( n e fav.Det*lls _ _ 1 1_ Z_ r 5-% __ - - M_ ~~ - J. -- __- I = - ft-n ! - -- - - - = .A - - ) ---- i- - - - - / - . - - - -.e.-.-_- -- ri - R 1111141- I j*jjjjjjjj.jjj; - - AW jf .. -- . _________________ - ,---. : -- -1i * .. - -- - -- -- 'a 4 - .4 - -------- -, - - .- -a - - - -, 4 . - - ---- ---- ---- - :_- -. - -..: - - -- - - -- _ -____ 5- S__ - - :---j- -- ow kcrtasing - _ T tpper SOs and tbea.st winds - -- -- - - tOW 1. r 70s ar't - Is - I •?,,I .- 0 - _____ . 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FE7.3' . i I ff ~-_- ; : wI! .Y. _______ ___ - I - __ - ~ - -- =-- WE I __LI% - __ . -_ ______ .tiiiiiiiiiiiiii _ ---- -9Ni offihwliiiiiiiiii~ - __ - S ' - 5-- --5- _;Fiw __ lzf -.- - .-Z=--- - __ _____ __ - - 0 C 0 LA - 2 3. 4 : I -32 ___ _________ TI -5--5-5-- - W ___ 4 ___ -- ____ !- 3-B .... ... - - 7- I - ;'T g w-5- __ & 11 =A ~-_ . - __ Sansoxn - _________________ t- =J'_ 1 - I . ______ - -- 4 - _ --- 4 '1 lt:cky, ed into the - ------- 1 Seminole 12-14 er bubbling - -- ---- -------- L_EE' 4 removing h It. i _-. - wiatkowki fl ll -_ ____ om~ no k, .1 - I - - ____ -:- __ -_____ ~ ___ - ______~ --- r ~ ~~_-~ __ I -_ - __ -_-_-~ I . ---..-_ __ I -__-~ ~~ _:z~ Z~-_. ~__ ~4 - ---M~~--_-_ ~~ ': . . ___ ~= - _~_ S J1,_h_1F__ : ~-* ~ 4U4 .0 W -4 Ck . qN &ff ~I fo %_ 0 InI ___ I I - ~_~~ - ______ - --3 ' HE NEXT _______ disappear L ol. _ 9 _____ ___________ _______________________________ M ----- - 4 tna1(1T.-..- .-----7-r C-.- --- - i- ----- .---- -- - - --- - - - - - ----5- - -. �r .- .r - ----- -_= - -- - - - iiliiI . . . , - . 1 . __, T __ _ • _j t - --:.. 1 ~ ! mW __ - ff!$ ~Hr l OMN ~ n r--. - &I ~ I __ -'-- ';r '. - . - . - -. . - - ---' - I .- • I' ..i ' - w ~j J11 U - - - -_ P-44 ff. an~ - ' .. --:.-: I Q t-j 3 I - 0 .R 6-0.2 ru . &M - =__=~.~__Im - 1e .. ,' .6~ _* I . . 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Z- - - - eve was taken room at L-1. are Init of two _________ -- F. 1 R g. 11 9 = M W i I ~ W . !:1- . _______ ____________ -.-. - - -,,,, = ' -' Z - a I . a _ 0 #a Z;~ - ; - ,''"s ih - , , I __ -"---- ;Ui 4 1i E . - a,, -..__S4 .. -' . - , i - __ 1: 1 - ___ U 51'I ~ a: 0 AF ~C;~ j - - (t%cr - 111 5p R - :-a 1 : .. f E'r F &' a 11 - p __ ,.d j . a (() I a F A! -- __. . j j _-,-t ,.~i-.- 0-T~ 1 ,1,F _7 I Ir., II 't 4 r' I 1) \jj er,jl_ r, . "" .~4 I AM?- % ' - k,-ost' j,.• 1 1 - -' . --- '—•'- ...L cu PANCI GIRLS, MUSICIANS, J UG GLERS AND JESTERS ENTERTAIN AT A LAVISH DINNER. VAL AND ALETA ARE USED THE BRUTALiTY O MEDIEVAL TIMES, BUT THE NEEDLESS CRUELTY TO THE SLAVES SPOILS THEIR ENJOYMENT. AT EVENING THE C'/EPEER5 ROUND UP THE WORKERS ANt? DRIVE THEM INTO THE SLAVE COMPOUND WITH WP5. - - - and her circuit ies on the d citizens :I court in I 1 - __ a named In sionofthe 7.' -.1, .y __ ' the report !y S fit. 4v_' — -- r- nd defewse Mason and !press PLEASANT TO RELAX IN PUKE JULAu'5 BEAUTIFUL BUT THERE ARE OTHER THiJt .—.--GARDENS —- - = Ri - ---- 4c~~Iel ie I ,. f ~. ~. I ,~ .. T_' f. J I- _ 1-1 - ~ ld~ . ge 2-M I _ '°r'- __ 0 ---.-- a, = - :::~ Otu StOrj: AFTER SO MANY RAYS SPENT AT SEA, PRINCE VALIANT AND HIS FAMILY RNP IT o i 0 Z i ~, ~. -, ___ - - ~__ - 11 ) i - . !..A(&".j: __- Q --- sit ~Q CL141t 9 iv - ' . .%,-- PZLJ5r... - 1, P. ~. I I 1 .4I49.I - -. - - _N~' ____ -:-:--k -- ir i - - ,6 f f _____ — • •• E- R* R. sr - - a . 9, 8 iR .12 "'9 vi 'v •-'• '. "0 ,-. fU ØU ~ -1 ~ 1. C. I, C ~ 1~ ! LL .r Ui .A %a __;_~_ Uj #"I. 2 9 III &L I .I ~~A, '1 ji 0%,l — H 0 . MUM - jH - iflo i M 1% I ~ ~. - 1(37 -' 2. 4 ft j - 00 — . ke Tq ,W a Is ,Jc <* " . . _~~I~ :" M n.EJ iI —. V-07._ , .2 g P 5 E~ eb 0; 5 ft - .- - - I i t - __ I V 9 gla _QM;~ I -_ . 4~ 4, I ___. M___ -, I = - - --:. - -- -_-Y 6) _________ __ 1' . - - §: ~ ~ - '. --' I f : Ij __ I , --- W " - U T ~_, . 0 .1: I ;i 0V P f H 5W f . ... 0P OfC v, ~~ j _ . ~ ~;, liFit1k F " F,-Z .•___ ° P ffi I! Ii -q____ -7-Y qFJ I :. -- US- c: a P- a -, 2 ; - a , ll f~7- 0 ziL 1 fl W" .. a I K UQ 9 31 n [au ;:. = q -5 J ~ ~ i 5 W _.II., — —_ 2 R .0 rL - :~ ~ i= i R _ . — ii first was umber of ny move to - _ I r, is , .-_I '1i = - . i - 0 - 41 '* ; r . W . --- - , , _ . ___ I . .. 11- __ ___ . , '., I /__ I _______ .- - .t% - — H (IQ *ir a g, 4,rr V .41 , "AREGCVWG TO SEND C _______ !kc g;; 01 I ,< a 0 I M R. n G Iw- . ;; g __1 It* $00 , - ;I --- Sir :. . - z . ff, .~ P••?IJIS. 1c4I. . •- - ?O7 rw1d I I whether disappear economics, E3/ NGHTrc,LL THE FIRE 1$ OUT OF CC+41RCL AND EVEN FROM THAT (5TA)IJCE THEY CAN HEAR THE OMINOUS ROAR r -ni ,wiatkvwsk.i removing h It ifSeminqJe the Cow-cr bubbling FlIt .- If IV ~ 11 - ~________ - - YCZIR 5019/ERS OiT TO HE/P THE PEOPLE dJ7 /TC/T? ASKS VAL. WO,'ANSv/ERS THE PUKE,1/T'5 THEIR ma/,q LET 77VE41 !XTiMV/5'/ /1:h1 sked about - .r I. ~....,___i_, it E TOWN. : tins. ~~ I ..e;l ,; - I 11 I 'I I NEVER TIRES OF SHOWING HIS MAGNIFICENT BUT TOt4Y THERE IS AN ADDED ATTRACTION. THE VALLS A COLUMN OF SMOKE BILLOWS UP _________ . t~, , p q J , - , - - - i I -- ___ - __ - - =jf E ~ j R 1 __ i. uI 1 1E uli E: T & 2 " V*R r1 mum l lucky, a ed into the % S :-. - aJA - :j - - • - - __ -4t. - 9W I w w — c -, - P., , U - F - J! ,, . tn - p, p to (D 0 2 0 I ~. q 43 - - - iAr __ ffi ~_~_ — . a813 . - -4 -....- f 0 Z tw^ 2. 9 . ~ = 3 3- . ___ & 3-B 3-A _ --- . " it . ; r - ______ 4N .L. . __ "Ir- - i — _1 A tossing a rbed? o i . i'1 1. fl . .-W . by Art Saxisoxn THE BORN LOSER '' ' - - --- -___ 3-B 3-B 6-A 7-A 3-B - - - - . ...........3-B ___ ___ - - ~~ =~ __ - ____ ___ _ - - L =: _ - — - -- -...: I . __ - - - - .: -- - - - I - - -. jL — - - - - - - -- : ; RY ;. • - - upper SOs and utheast winds decreasing iday. Details -•. -..--. - ____ .j. ___ 0 .- :. - -- '_~:- - - 2 I 0 __ : ....: I... - - __ . PO - 75, low 11. ugh Tuesday. r 70s and low -A. -: - 1 _ , y - - . % 7v_ .4R V$ — ___ V - l_-_ -_- I i: ii :1 A_ ___ 1Wii1 3-A 3-A 12.8 6-B 7-A =9 'A __ _ ~,_ WORI - - -7 _!~~ - - -- - -- - = :--- ---.-. -.- =- ------_ -- - -- - -j-- - - - _ - --. ----- ------- ------ - --------- - -- L ji — - ..-- -. _ - - - -- -- -Jç-: - -- - - - - -; - :---- -. 4 --- __7._ - - - ---------- ---- --------- -- r- - . ----- ---= --- .- - '-_=- -- .f -=- Ir -- -- - --=-= - -- --= -- --- ---- ---=-- ------ ---:4": ---- - - - - - ------ -- - - - - ------ ---- - .--- - -- - -. -_,, --.---.- -- - -. - - -- I tj4 �_____ L LJ./1 a,-T'# M1 VVNN::RYUU1MY NI&H I IES. JLJ=. !'M NOT ' ZflE EE WA!J I _ by Tom His --------------- f-_ Ryan I FOR ANYTHIN&1 IPJPIAIJS P0 NOT1JAC(AT 3 ATTACK. 9 id tA 17, I N F-XT ONTh DL)FOFOLJR FORT 1SThCOLONE1JS a - -____ I : namotel WITH ITS UINOI5T MOTIFv (XOW VLC.L*ANT,.. ___ __ - 0 • ___ __ -Y*- __ GoODN4I1N$I Pit r Ly 0, 144y It ___ - -- _ CHARGE THIS _ inett said I r&s taken OO m at 14. -foot Scat YO u 1Z R of 0 WHRT'$ 1'H Givi You A Sur HggY I DOUBLE You'RE BROgEN LEcTuRE Aou IT UP, PRRD. ? I two dimmncl a electric at Dave's 0 Sanford a* eVIERY RJOLjEt TROF14 -LAWS1, L S: R ZCRNSeE I ge 2-A) TR'USp.t. _________________________ _ _ - ir 1 - ie WX11qTH3R0P - - 2 - 1 V p A , ,s CQMIN -.' I WILL H - eb / CH RyMAS :f 1 tr byDick IN LESS n-t O EKS LIO " / I Caval LJ,,T Mason and nkling and rt d \- - CH R lj fST s Hall with the report CoWNG,' y s the wand urors was prew and DO her circuit ies on the d citizens ,-t in THM - Ir \\ IJi'J' tx s named in sion of the 60 I F, 7 W.V O ff cou I At 41 ns HE DOE5 'THE RE-4 3T or= lilt 15-w S 11 first was ______ umber of n move to .- S 2L sked about T I whether 4;k disappear , If Seininqie the courIerbubbUng OUR BOA3E:tDING HOUSE -' 6,-\ N 6 GIV E UU'::, T 5ANE 25' 5UCk- by ]Les GOTTA WORK IT INI Carroll ______________ DEAR POLLY — I am sure we have till run out of facial tissues a, some time. For a good substitute take a roll of soft toilet llssue. remove the IM40W mop cardboard insert and the tissue will pop up from the inside. With a little yank, it will tear Off at each perfora. lion. This can be put in a decorative container, such as a flowered margarine tub, and there are no moie worries about running out of DEAR POLLY Whon my fiancis ti ssues PAT. RUYIN' ONE WITH U5 JL FLO-NTIN* PECIMA DOLLAR. 0.10 s If 4 Tent style To be tvoin telted with long sleeves of unbelted in s I veless version. No 8305 with Pholo-Guide is % 32'. tust 4 ~, ards 45. Y N, MY I CLCULATOg MEAN E_ hi N"TTERI'E ) ( PRW ' I BEAT A EVE \ JE5T.J ____ 7. 104 1 3 ' ONF_ RAPPY? L W For IN T14E /%ACRNIN62 4 T Dolly ..........1114 ........ 3-B used paper - - .......... &A TO ORDER doll. No. 8297 with Proto. RGI 16"), medium (14-18'-) and large llt-,eu 6`1 - w off- G ;iwi; and the other in 3rry with yo u. If the luggage is 10 C still have your medication. Send 711c so-.h plus 2111c tor postage and handling with no 0. Addrogo. pattern number and slip to PArrj nowspsp#f), Mot 4388, Midtown Station, Now Yor k. MY tools. CEA POLLad to sa& up rip in my husband's work loans The only thread I had was bright fountain pen Willi blue Ink in it and colored the thread along the $earn. This Could be done on sny dark blue of black garment.(Be sure the ink is waterproof.) My husbana ",011COS every li!Ile thing. but I reall) co" IFR IZ% 5280 ond --_ '". pInk ttr 8nd you-_ can Imagine his newspaper. I _____ — Polly Por* 111.01 for every Idea it tod. $@Ad them to Ii Ipper 54 utheast winds an use MOSS left over fabrics In the Sarno w0l9i"ts to make a set of Ave !sJay. Detaffiq =0 pieces; f%jll directions, ER ea Send oft Plus lit for Postage ORO "L-l"b 4f and size to PA I'TERNS (-z •1 -. . S _ owl - -- _____ -- ---. -- ii___ ____ ________ ____ -_•5 - - -. _____ --- __________ - . 1 - P~ _. ~ X. PAR nd spray the backi with stofch, This not only moistens them for the blocking or shaping process, but acids body to the piece alter it 5 - DOROTHY DEAR POLLY — When traveling, iAALL RRV 197~ tj P.E., fic ffARL) U., DEAR POLLY 1 D n lun1c. Vo yards 60-Inch; _ L 8297 . Ct -1 %jV1.0r_ bed 7 A towels for packing glasses and 11V %.f .:-------'.( r I DEAR I this p3ntsuil adds that s eraft look. No. 8229 with _ KERRY make replace. ment fact !or my childrows flannel sleepers from used fuzzy bathroom rugs and toilet top covers. Cut olf the bottom and toe portions of the old feet. Then cut out new feet a bit larger to allow for seams and bul~, Sew on to the sleepers with the warm fuzzy part inside.'After the feet are sewed on Clip the fJzz in the toe areas a little to give more li t F ~LL TRE: LITTY~ JA72 THAT AN IL O~ -' \'E HPONT ficienhly, W into the I - ~t~` china, and then these were for cleaning ' helves where the dishes were to go, BRENDA 5UPEREFFICIEN-r C)NLCULIN_TCFZ' TT toothpaste along with soap and water. I find this works last and ef. - - ALREA -St~p of r ______ - June 21 rape of a 2ear1d WocnanonaSan1streetat3 &m. The woman told police tlfl of Mary rac1 ar a bar on W 13th peUHeII(JLUZdIS1LAL. 2100 Howell Branch Road.' REVIVES 50 - • trke, third, Rob Ua, first, Wter 1e, flat, Robin Cornell, Qfld, Wes (llds, send, and er.eraW Photo by Tom Viincent) T CHRISTMAS __ �___ ___________ ______ —j••r ' -- , , - -• - .•-. -'.- - £..I5_,i1ii •-;,r - ----- - ,'- .• - - -- _J__• - - '- -- -- — L,&- - - . - •! 1- -. I . - - _ - -- a •_ - A, S--'- - - r— ________ -- • - r--. '- '. 5- - -• - tr 11 rt rj-I--- ,'tm''7..1! -.-'----- ____ -- LWtUIY ••___• •• • •• • •_5 •5•_ ••• -5; -:,••-_- •_ ••••• -- 5-_S -. _• ••• • Th•••L_. _______ - - •_•• - - -_ =_•=• PP. L- ism : krnk-. 'e kde Ofol r weeK — ARIES(March 21-April 19) Count yow pennies carefully Sun , in %I-. 4LA I De 9L ; e• e : fr ends on out em, u ent 19511 p H - __________ I ti( / // _ __ , - • ' _____ ______ •1 • 4•tiItc_. ___________ ___ S ____ or ________________ ____________ from an old friend Tuesday, Use your ideas Wednesday, Thur y,News Protect reputation Friday. Success th rough persistence Saturday. ____ of to ZA SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Ho'i. 22) Select companions wisely Sunday. Don't discuss ___ ______ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be careful with tools Sunday. Problems / I "I'M WRITING THE TOOTH FAIRY, POP! DO YOU THINK IT WILL HOLD STILL FOR A 10 PER CENT COST-OF-LIVING INCREASE?" ' to D S and P_ MANS by TO-M- ISBELL Youllt i — - SANTA L.AU5 0 1W\! L- :r 6F , Ø , H PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be careful driving Sunday. Too easily ngered Monday. Several important matters unsuccessful l y Conc'4uded Tuesday, Wednesday. Friction at home Thursday, but bright (financially. 5 *_~ c oxncl th is -: _____ — •1' ,, HOW'APt4L5iiLL t\) ) f -• f'ANTA CLALIS 11 s -i-c Ila with 1TSpbgA5i/ -!cJ'SA6 1TfAf1ANFiZoiS XAr USLIALLY 11\14" /4 .,' /EVA'E QPE A/ID EXCEL AT -_-' the cour - k ilt k 1% FRIE 8FT 0 YPrfyr,Jrr, -rv II IL' 'TA 3 ____ ___ j oo~ t4/c' E s'7 Iii.Jt D JUDGING OTHERS. 1 _:i:t7/ a j -' - \I Or I TYEYAAOAr OFr" 40114F IV j34- nd defense Masm and mkUng and Mont .IFA of ,•'___\ - Y14J !1 , ••i_\ 4z'c ;i4.<Y j7 Dave's Sanford ige 2-Al Thursday. Watch health matters Friday. Hobby fun Saturday , [ ~ ENTE,epR/thbIG ; - L 10 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Some unusual oomestic disruptions Sunday, Monday. Fun days socially Tuesday, Wednesday. Don't overindulge HWA, SEJPTO! vi :g )'bt-Z r at - IU VY... WIN PIT MOON ARIES IN NEIR '0 electric day. Avoid speculation; Monday. Career benefits Tuesday, Wednesday. Let OIL , boss have his way, Thursday. Mate is temperamental Friday. r- ( udent's Corne 4 diamond CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19) Unexpected probiems'with a friend Sun- F —— are In(t of two - • taken room at 1 1-4. with co-workers Monday. Sharp at bargains Tuesday, Wedrsday. extraBe ca.opera Thursday. Tricky business situations Friday. ' "YOU'D BETTER FILL THIS, MR. MURPHY ... IT SAYS MIX BILLS AND COINS AND POUR INTO PAPER BAG'!" w money with your mate Monday. Gains from joint ventures midweek. Ups-and-downs financially Thursday Your ropu' di • EN zett said Sca t loormpower ______ 4' FRI 'in a motel LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Business loss th rough carelessness Sunday, Monday. ____ ccwcr,rio: cWEc 17/i GREAT GIFTs OF OL? LEO Sh?TII SIGN _____________ I /S 4 IVWERRJL DES/RE fog 1/10/ V/Pt/AL /T £YRk'ES3y0 I ONsTR'cT/vELy TI//S T4/T LL WIN APA f/CIT/oil ro I E R n l I F PIMP, 'CO/4 OI/'e. )T, LL-iNG AR1VGAIW DICTA T€/4L 0,? VA/N TT APT TO SE 4l OFF 4Cr/vE 4S IS 1W/S SAME Uik'6E ,f1/S,4pp /EA//O CAN ONL>'GA/// T'i T1E 14(K C DEC. /'-%O SEG/NS. li//EXPECTEP P/S'arT/oNS ? V1/ WE* IVEI/TU,4L (11141/Tv CF tv COMPAN/Cws, AAE UKEL EX1E4 SECIJR/rfM$yç"tjs I(,Jp 5( riir VC-J RECOGN/ YCi M/L/NGs" /5 HOPEFUL twe TAKEN 9Y PERSONS iN I/I// Pt2S/776ys. PRCeL(41s c41/LT-FW0/N6 Of'rL(yJ/( IS Pur To orne y AFFEC TING ME TA'ANspo,erAr,oN ///i71/STRYA,vp L0WE' Vt/R C WAR?; 8111 THIS, TOO, CA/I SE AL TIRED IF YOU EPL4AT/ON I'*iLL C1T4 HEAVY PLAY/N 77/I 41EI4 'EALLY TRY 1wic M/OkWEk 6A ,j/N/S AND SA/TT4/41/5 MAY iEr ----—--— •• NOTE: S•rd letters to Bernice fl'idc 0501, C/u this fleWspape(, 5ETh/CPfRN5L/p Tc//rE/R/,gS I P.O. Elox 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot TZ l 1 S0AY 511S/N5 CURVES WILL SLANTPOVW4RO answer JII the letters , only the ones of gnei; Interest. AS THE WEEk CLOSES. ———————————aa—— i9?5 by , Incc LL -- ________ ____ , Dive "WHEN I FIRST GOT HIM HE WAS JUST A TINY BALL OF FUR!" 's. I •, 'I' -.,,,, I i1I H TAURUS (April 20.May 20 Take pains to De co•operative Sunday, Monday. Shrewd- at business T uesday. Mixed financial conditions Wednesday, Tht)rsday. Take careiraveling riday. A piobems roivèdSaturday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Troubles behind the scenes Sunday, Monday. tt Determination pays Tuesday. A nice surprise Wednesday. Opposition from partors Thursday, yet lucky with groups. Mind the bu get this weekend, _____ _____ CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Disagreements with friends early In the week. An old debt is repaid you Tues ay Big responsibilities th at otter large rewards Wedne.eday. Goals are harc to achieve Friday. 'Vl! LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your ambitions clash with others Sunda Monday. Favorable financial Prospects at midweek. You don't fully capita1y. ize on j luck Tiwrsday. Self-made problems Friday. Saturday's productive. your IN VIRGO (Aug. 23 •Sept. 22) Your plans are unexpectedly :ompiicatad Sun.' day, Monday. Important goals are reached midweek. Fortunate moneywtse, ,' but problems at home Thursday. Shun large gatherings Friday, Saturday. / • i:' f/T •• ____________ ________ • \ •0 d0 q - __, •7 1, 9 01 *3 C / - - _______________ pun. tIn a of Mon*. ideas Tuesday, but mediocie Wednesday. Lucky ThursGay, it you avoid dtssencinn Pmht £ ....i t fcrre • , (o1 .geri tneq 5K5 STIISM I ______________________ VE's off6 7MY L VVlL, \\ TYE k7R60%T 0MOLA" ks named in IS TOO LIAMW rICA1. \L _\' ' on of the ys GITT4/A//L/Kcmc,r 'M)Till//k IA'ATh'& (7 ...OVHLTHZ lWcI I I • f1t7,.J _ -• REGISTERED --- • __ -... "Now JOT oc •.' / AL..-.-- -• ______________________________ - , 'n \ UI.5 - \. ri i '., - • !s k.;;!f/4 ,_.A 'ti-r -4-L-I • \ r "ç CH2" J\ 7;-T\ - -t rc \ 1) JU1Yr mew v%Aj K)ORM ii first was '€RC'.J The. -- . • umber of ifly move to ains. / ( Ot' THE RNREM05T 7146 IWISIBLE E-()6EKJE S9MJEApz A1;rJMF_ Miwf7J PTBIMBOJ)/ L'!f NEAR ns t. !T;) T. / whether 1 MLSCL65 disappear r. it wiatkowski removing CAMI the courter bubbling OUT OUR WAY b% .r A R 23 11 W1 vrza. " 7e ?R& a OU KNOW", TO TELL THEM WHAT WE'VE BEEN ' TERRIFIC !1?EA' LIL.WHY CN[T IrOU 'PONG ALL YEAR... WHAT TAKE NOTE5 YMILE WE RATTLE OFF A • 1P i" rt l lucky, a sed into the TIN I Of tossing a rbed? IL 400 M - --- AM Y_ - - UJJ/iJ \1i L*— —1 ' 3-B \ No © 1975bytiEA.lTMReg US, Pat. Oft J7 . • - - ---- - PYM (AITC I HESE ARE rpFrry. AREN'r THEY, PEAR? r :, L PERFIE-CT.1 ot o- - - - i! PO ••••..-•- • - -A ______ I to - i-rr M —7'-t-h __ -ugh Tuesday. __ •\ ;TjE-;) r 701 and low *r))- ''I __ L1i)\ __ Th HH -4 lid I --- - -5- — • / - "-- • F_ - I - •• I:- •i -L'i._. -.& -s- I.-'. - - -. . •- -• - - - i.tti Ifl tjha Uduetj .iiA. ormx,ao ii . a nej1I, .. ---i-' - q1tinallnLy 5 5 - -- - _ - - of Mary Francis apartment it Fnxcrrlt Arwt- - u0 161 .v S aJv cIAh,,1.. .,. .... .. - -- - • - - - - • -- -- • - • ik iJ--r - utbeast winds decorvasing .sday. of Details '5,-" • gq 2 AM - D-i VAN - (' - 2i5 �- -- - - c OIL cA XPUS CLATTER YOU COULD OFET A LOT. OF FREE PU8LICITV FOR jDCOi,rri cni,=. 1 - - p WHAT IsD O. 1/ I \ -- - - - I DO AGR • -- 1k i to &V by Ga1 Trudeau - UNSCIENTIFICI 00 YOU PRESIDENT kI -r DOONESBuRy Larry Lewis YOU .1 1 7 IJA - - by r DON'T - /Vvu/, CAL BWOinER,. ni HAPmfRfl6HT tAST W Af 41 JTUP4 N4APWP.. 107,4541N/ 1 I1 - I'Vt TR/O 70 FROMq51445 aAf / I N—LOp _ / I 00W OUT U 4 7 77 1ili -X 1 17 to e JORXIA6 ON 7112. AMR "" I _4 !r l J1- y . dr IT © 1975 by EA h•: T 4T ki 4tg U (,A~f4_- - - WE N550 TIM TO CONSULT OUR I in a motel 1,9 ft 7 hVIP6W.. "Y HOROSCOPES , dp 1' /197 said Scat orsepower was taken S room at nnett SORRY r 80rH4ep 141 Moot NO 80 7W, are in'ft of two diamond to electric , at Dave's 10 Sanford , ige 2-A) UA% ad S 50 TO ii. MEPLEy TH PLANT REEKG P, r- • a rr bt EAY a 1r Q T 19 If -0 T4 — McKI~E HIRED HIM TO 50514 THAT 7 . _______________ • -- LEYOOP WELL, SO LONG, OQ -1 J I-E- AkED OLIT YET.' — - &1~, 1.1 - v,,-,, , TIMEE WrE HEEADS -D sACK CADFRY. y v aeGraue uni I ^^#-% nd defense Mason and inkling and irt and inHad with Ithe report ey ssee fit.fit. r the grand ri Jurors was e press and ther circuit hes on the id citizens the cc-art in , ( WHILE I WAS 7ALVJNG 7C op DOUBLED IN SIZE! MA~ Im f' is named in Won of the YS MU - F WA?44 \' WHAr KINJP OF GAME " PLAY 1A (PJT ' CALLED "IN6 5TAN JI - GAMEi : STIZANGt -, ALL TCHA. H HAD 'I M ON A IDIEET • ns BLrrilvE DID IT! 0 - -ffL ___ I CAN'T, BEEN TOLD SWAMP THEN APPLES! 4 ____ - —. SWAMP APPL MIT ' A EVER HEARD ONE' - first was I umber of kny move to ains. An isked about I whether Ir Igo economIcs, YI- - r. 7V_" Cwbtkowski I removing •, .• if Semlnle the courter bubbling JOHNNy WONDER . Ahim. 1A Q rLL Dick Rogers AP 1 . by Al Vermeer BUT \\y SUPPoSE SUPPOSE Ax - 134HIM ]PRXSCXLXaA11 S, POP R G F 4 / HE GETS kA WA1ER LOCKS 'F ThE PANAMA HE ' 1s,,si.• a sied into the of tossing a OKAY, OKAY! L\ I'LL PROVE) f' -4% SEA -. • 3-B .3-A 3-B 3-B ••........ IA 7-A 3-B 3-B 3-A 3.4% 1-2-B IMMUNE COLORS . 4:01.00Z. THE I EVERY YEAR SHE F: V t ZVIToeI 1WAT ASKS OLIVES CANNOT T"T '646- Ouxim 4rV!CK15Nf, 0q I- AND, (FR ANKLY I SO Am I /! 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E a 0 - . s- i -- F =5 PC I fu -4 to , O~ E ; , - '.I / _%01- According to a memorandum dered after Sanford Transit m City Manager Waen UnereedanotherIlcense - ,4 Knowles to the city corn ad'btion to the seen that it mIssion. citY attorney Vernon a1radt t1d* - A -r'- ., II -iL 1,4 t", ,61. - ___ _. a-_, - - _ ___ " & W ]MR ff - TM CAWELLING M\J SIP-T I F , - - .,-: ; ~. . !~~. . ~ 7, 1.r__ f 0 - 11 -_ '_~ -1 :. -Irll. __-,-- . I -- .. P__ -7 I 8 ___ I - - --. . - .I ___-___ --..-1 I— __~___ . . _-_ .- - 1 41 I I --- -T - ' Ii t IL - P. -- I! C~~4_ F_I~ 1,_r FC~-11 9c- __ ------ ,. . I - - 114AT Cuoes o I I "-.- _________ ____ k6-4y'C-PY 13AWXz- Wr-lr.-~l ;ZF~l QQSS '**-- ~~~~ _7 ~_ -/ - , Disccw BE t5g. AP'MIZ .- __J - J .14* - 1 (\ a - 7 - r — .- ' . j -, - ' & _____ I ui& 113 WI liUUJL i I I I .- 11111111111W-1 1ri - - _______ # I- L - -I ( M l i a fM "I . , _~ . . 4-- I- - - _~ ),r r— i ~i 0 i7 I- ., ~ s- _1 - / 2-- I y- ____ __ . of . 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Sports.................... 1-2-11 Television 5-B L1 ':!--ciJ' - nesday'x h1uh 71t, Inw 9 Z.2 %A_ _ - - - [,SWW : %ad 11cles, Page S.A. FW.ITU ,!l -, / PIC* i 3: F~" . - AM, 1 11__E~ - ___ ._ZL_* - 7,V~ - --.r _:__ - __ --_ _. III& _-_ ) sl; - -.- . f, 'ALL-, L . i~ I., - Vr, _____ $1"". -.-- " A I - -, : f ___________ - ~ -4 . X___ _ I - ft '_ 'I17f . Today - -___ __________ _. __. Whoever heard of Los-sing a pemiy Into a flower bed? J_-*1___ _-~__`4' w1f - - - ______________ ______ J ' ________________ ______ _F1 __ - F 1. -1 . -ilv -, .___"f____Isk_ - _. - - . 4 __ _- - -- I - - , - S -4; 111111 .j— - '_.~_' .- - -- • -' .~% -- - t* , --- COm -, m w. A_,i~~ -, , ,.. ____ -__ =.. f _._ Bridge . ..... ............. 3-B 5 %ithanallcgedtnc1dent4)ear - - I - - According to Kwiatkowaski for purposes other than penny can be tossed into the aesthetics. Namely, the cool air - ___ F=W I - --_-_____- -. However, arftects did say the fountains were constructed HARRY KWUIXOWSKI . --- -John Richard McGurt),51, stolen, M&r1RDRtI 21,n11117 of Orlando, charged tth 12th St., Sanford, accused of burglary after sheriff's attempted murder in the Nov. I deputies found him insldz- an shooting of Mary Francis apartment at Foxci ft Apart Johnson near a bar on W. 13th Road. Street, Sanford. depends ent1rely on economics, or which in cheaper. Ioan florida ports and water resources and a & Include: fou - Thomas K. Penn, 26, Lake with intent to commit a felony. -Walter Jenkftw Ji., 42, 138 Monroe, charged with robbery Trials contimied by the court to the week of Jan. 12 were: DePugh St., Altanionte Springs, and aggravated assault on a -Rom Anthony Conti, 42, of charged with breaking and Fern Park woman. Police said Pompano Park In Broward entering with intent to commit County, accused of two counts a felony and grand larceny in purse and struck on the head of Involuntary sexual battery in connection ws'th a June 22 with a blunt instrument near a motel on Southwest Road, connection with the Nov. 15 burglary of a Geneva residene pe of an AltarIonte Springs in which silver lLatwiue was Sanford, on June 21. accused of sexual battery in the Jun. 21 ripe of a 28-year-old amb" .% - r Sanlord, . ________ - ' - woman at her home. — Albert Bradlc, ', Lake ___ - _ * S UlI 41 flat is the word from County 4~~41_ -, — the initial cost of removing the architectural firm — o%1ded plans for the cow- foun tains t worth it — ouse sald thefounth[nsnever So, it looks as if SemIne were tended to keep windows countains entering the cowcto thouse will hear water bubbling '. madivana. ShViff'3 deputies ago. the Seminole Grand wasn't happening. But the Sanford architectural firm of Gutmann and Dragash, that 4atro obtaining lodging at the "-chicle charge. 11ug1ns learldAltarnonte controllcd substance Lin bi .110 4r i I ( ~kll 'e ., I __1 -- of the Coo! Breeze Bai on where he i1L Steven SR46 east of Saitford. Hampton Local court records hdca , - - Kwiatkowski said ftt a study by the county's ()fficc of .,. I I Commisalorers asked about commissioners said that just fountains will disappear - the trial docket may actually January with intent to defraud. clieni, who hPd also been jailed come to trial. C ses expectod to go to trial in Manatee Ccunty but released A number of the defen4nts before a jury this week include: there cn his own recogniunce, 6ACJ<, sig _- they were installed to dc. TIV word was the fountaims were pposcd to help keep the Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, who was assigned the dubious task of _~~,~~ _t William WOOdSOfl that OnlY Sheraton Sanford inn, 1.4 and Brandenton attorney John H. three of the other 10 cases on SR46 west of Sanford , in Beck told the court that his — ER L4eif4~ ...11 SC19.9-Y [~ P~~E~ I f_____ morning defense attorneys Indicated to Circuit Judge J. Jo reports on Small Buslacos Administration guaranteed - 4 fountains were not ing When the proposal first was announced. a number of dUze ns protested any move to elirninate ,the founta,ins. And we project said whether the pools surrounding the fountains into flowerbeds is (lead Also on the a genda waiver bid requirements on a closed circuit television commissioners objected u the th.. coats ot. yearly cost of maintenance 4or durb the hot siunns. '% t., . - ___ . .t - Also, the commission ielt the ' the port authority during the past two weeks. Tworapetrallsscneduledfor was assaulted b an attacker Judge %oodson ordered a thlswtkincfrcultcourtha%e sho"Jumpedoutofthebushes" bench warrant issued for the been continued In the week of alongside the street while she arrest of Ray L Utsey, 36, waswalklng home Jan 12 formerly of Lake Mary, after Th prtrinl proceedings this — Paul loiter, 40, thedefendantfailedtoappear THE ____________________________ econvene flowing waters. Dolgner, two barges, each carng more than 9,GO0 barrels of oil, have vialied d6cussa recommended change The Lum of taxi service Also on the agenda for in Uie fee schedule for building, came to a Iviad Int week, after tonight's meeting is a request mechanics and plumbing. /1 I -r ______ _______ - 'I'lie cooling waters, of the fountains and pools that flow around the - Seminole County Courthouse will not be stifled. No flowers will spring up to replace the ngsth of According to Anistant Administrator Dennis provided by the company, I! - - -e - - I 1 ___ - o B Herald Staff %%riter SCOPA meeting. the Dec. 8 meeting, San- mission dated Dec. 10, also will ford Transit Line President report on the reconstructlon Fadel Elbadramany cited a and repaving of Persimmon Two Rape Trials Moved To Week January 12 elllvfta ____________________________ - • •s. ' —),./ - F - i •. Of 1 ____ I - i ' ___ ___ - ____ No Flowers For Foun c -ins Standard Systems, Inc (MI) 33 well as barge '' mo%emPntL Knowles, according to a the Police Department to taxi licenses in the eent that stem for the Sanford determine if they (licenses) STC adequate service is not pseit) Ii D tme t and to not used. . ." *. Ill __ . . Dperty, located at 1310 use; set criteria for use; and Knowles and Mize to formulate then to have it enforceable by a procedure for revocation of V"~ERSTANV TIAE MG- f d I, n AfCounfyCou11ouse ministrator of the Seminole County or u or Y (SCOPA) Is scheduled to reporl on the status of WestSeenthSt .. '& k! 'T HA,Tt WW! Used Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave. (Continue On Page 2-A) ByBOBLLOYD ' On SCOPA Avenue from 13th Street to number of accidents as In a memorandum from reason all of his taz were t McCracken Road; and the Knowles to Mize dated Dec. 9, on the road. Elbadramany material cats of the SR6A Knowles d, I believe this is finally was ranted an option to sidewalk project. alegalproblernforyoutosetup purchasetheelghuillcense,but The d a procedure by which to define the commission directed to reqis onn to -- eFZA~)~C_ rTk* rco i ! provlde4 ____________________ WAY r ASK 52"_ 7-: f C7_ I4EJZE:S Youg, '_~ 7: - S IbY XXo%vie Schneide ____________ . 840tie COWAijy, ,; I hfize will deliver a report on revocation of taxi hcenses In the event service is not . — . _____________________ Ia I MeNR - the that of two pistols, a tape deck, diamond ring, watch and two electric hearsinaborglary atDave's ___ The issue of tail service is operators of Yellow Cab, were Walton. Knowles reportedly has scheduled for discussion at not utilizing all of their licensed approved a recommendation by ing of the Sanford u,xis. housing inspectors that Walton City i f I I -- #_ S - - -. for a time extension on con 1 ___ 1 1-r- .. I1Id Staff Wrir To Report that Sanford Transit Line, property owned b) Robert (2 ^A- - S fa- -I __ aftm " - Of -0 - I ~-_1_2_ - - k J5 Rya Police Department revealed demnation proceedings on I - _ __M0- i>_1 I ' - 20 • N 1, '' - . -- an mvesligation by the Sanford H!rald8W11Wrltcr w I - ___ _________ S - _ - 1< P — - I — - I - ission s Agenda B'1 A Dl MU hPH V !t I . / Comm I' N' T HE ( i 1i I 0a __ - ran u after a burglary at his residence. Deputy Randy Pittman said items valued at $1,009 were stolen in a brealkin at the Taxi Ser 'ice Heads t&_ LiT1*t_F_ TYKE,- i .~ - '— I I // I I - — 1" ~ -_ I 11r LOCK DISPLAY AT SANFORD P.D. i T_. - . V - / —\ - 4u sheriff's deputies over the ,6O0 was stolen from a motel weekend that an undetermined west of Sanford. but large quantity of pesticides, Deputy J. F. Bennett said herbicides, chemicals and Ia reported a 19-foot Scat sways was taken by thieves t boat wi th 135-horsepower from a "apment area." motor and trailer was ta ken f in f ron t his mat -s Inn, SR 4") and 1-4. aiatyoa1ed Sanford police are In- . FWE HOPE ER NEPHEW HD. A -1 = --- . ------_ -Ili - .- , kNEEDLENOSEF! __~ !, ' _____ WE N I N . , ~ - .. ._Ir~ _~, - _________________ JNG QN...iS_PLACE 15 A i IL I - T1 - AE50UT-1 -SVLVESTEF,J .! _ \ . i 1 \a __ HNDTkE - I F: ______ -. - I . . I -__ :_-•' ` 1 .;C__ - ___ — representative, AssisUnt State Atty. 11il.1 Heffernan and defense attorneys Newn Brock, Gerald Rutberg, J Cheney Mason and _ The Seminole County Grand Jury Ls scheduled to reconvene Franklin T. Walden, Chief Circuit Judge Virgil B. Conkling and . tv redence of Charles ro. R. Pey, at 9 arn. Tuesday to reconsider a report and four incimenta Judge Coart rdered the sealed rand jury report and in2DO Fern Park Blvd., Fern , . -~ refused by circuit judges because the documents contained dictments returned to Grand Jury Foreman Gary Hall with Park Usted as missing were a improper matters" dlr ection3 th the wand Jury "reconder the fon of t he po color television, pocket elec41 lid tZ9 -4 ;_ Assistant State Atty. Bill Staley confirmed the vrand itiry : ------' **1 iLq attachmenU and rp-nihmit lnirh mattP":xa th,py aAa rit sessionbut4ec1incdbspelateonthe1enthoftheseasjon. The week leading upb the court's ref usal b publish the grand clothing. Staley directed the grand jury's f our-week reported probe 7 jury return and bouncing it back to the grand jurors was .IPhyllis A. Reyburn, Pine - . into allegations of %Tong-doing in county government and of Nghhghted by two closed door hearings from which the press and sunshine law violations. public were barrp-4, a pushing incident involving anottw circuit .. reported four diamond rings The jury's interim report and the indictments were returned judge and a television cameraman and two marches on the valued at $5,210 were niMn g Dec.3and irtunediately sealed by Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Sanford courdwuse by sign-waving pickets and citizens Suan Howard (Ief t) and Cindy Bradthaw, of the Sanford PoUce after her residence was Jr. protesting the "cover-up" of the grand jury report by the court in Department, show off a iLelection of locks now on display In the burglarized, according to a tt get the indictments sealing the documents. department's lobby. Ile display Is designed to educate the public effort was refused by Cosrart cited a VAte law allowing unindicted persons named in on the subject of secty at home and on the job (Hed Phob Poole. both th local circuit court and the Florida Sup re me Cou rt and jury reports time to reply and seek suppression of the b [till %ineent in DeputyDnSc1nsaId,000 On Friday after a cled door hearin g with Hernng's report when he ordered the documents sealed for l5 days. ,- __ - _V f .III - - a-.- an -- - - . \VkRY k X : J - - . -` . _~~ i . I .. ff t) ~_ - 1A I - -_ .i _ ). ,, V~ HIrviELF R - - ; - .-. " 1=_- .OF:. I FF~_27_rr_ * -- __ - - 1 t - - ___ - Njiy NL -.~:~ - 1 NU IH I - . - Lim $ .- I .. - - V T It I- . - ____ ri'- I - S PK HIM UP ' I , - ___ _!_-,-- - 2L P5 $ , __.4 :u: 's-: c - -+- ( **- . : .11 J - a)Oflflfl total value $2,300, we poilce said re taken during the last two Chase and Company officials months from a barn. were reported maki ng an vento at the SR 419 facility George H. Leyva, of at Five Pointasouth ofSanford Bradenton, reported a boat, today. Chester Miller told motor and trailer valued at needed in an emergency at a $85 in corns and currency hospI ta l. Patrolmen H. A. McIntyre White ret urned home blind and Ray Bronson responded the residence ransacked and Sunday afternoon to a burglar $lO,000in foreign and U.S.coins aiarmat the drug store tolthda and currency missing from a lock on a rear door had been bedroom locker JoeLemolne,I7lFlrstSL, - - - - - FLI 11eiindaul & PHEW, 7) 1~;p I Ir = R- n 1' - ye. /0,-) _ I I '.! ;. n 1 . fb r. NEEDLE . J~~nl 1 ~ I , I - _ I g ;:.- 5 I - ~ _ EET •• 7i I - I, 9 \ - -' O) AST 15 C6 MPZTAN1' / / T - - L 1~ , I . - - - . Zq Zq ]BUGS a: 9 =0_1 , 9 = ""' ,* . Ix 1, / L S -I - . . -- • -, .. - ;;; -_ . - .. .I ftimb, . 07 _________________________ ______________________ ____ _ '' - P.- . --- I ____ iolw - - . q . I I .. - - - . ______ r 01 ;. Homes re Sheriff's deputies and police cash and 13,000 in checks removed from the inside with a were searching Seminole today contained in a bank bag were screwdriver. for suspects In weekend reported stolen in a burglary at Police said the bur glar a burglaries that netted thieves th e 350 Academy Drive parenfly had hidden in a re st cash and property totaling residence of Gerald Ekstrom at room until the gore closed and more than ,3O5. Forest City. then took t1 money and made Deputy T A Vith Sanfo rd ilce toda reported good his a burglar literally broke out of An inventory of the store was telephoned W,arren White, of Touclaun's Drug Store. Fir.st being nuide today to determine 3fl1TthothySt.,staUonhewas SL,inDowntownSaord with if anything else was ta ken, - ____________I TL M Ore TUNITY A iOF I ' - -, ___ I/ 0 I , low W 1 .1 . _-_ . 1 _ - __ _. 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I I I I I II X - ,0*044 " i - L . r 11=1 - 41, . , 11111 I 11 - _____ .... -- . -- CROOMS HIGH REVIVES 50's L" - - . - 'urrent fAsclMdon with Ur 1%0's ruched Crooms High SaW Friday when studenits &ts"d up ier "50's Day."'Xitinm In the bovs' and phis' SO's Imhlon "intests we" (from teft)jmes Burke, third, Robin Harris, first, Walter Liee,first, Robin Cornell, seco nd; sec .and Annette 7bompson, third-, inrearMrs. Kath)eenliukur,teacher. iH-_-r2IdPhotnbyTorn Vinceno - - _* - - DAYS TO ____ CHRISTMAS ____ ____ � 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, December 14, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 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 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 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